10 New Members, 3 Business Partners Join Nonprofit Westchester

Nonprofit Westchester, which strengthens the impact, capacity and visibility of the county’s nonprofit sector, announces that 10 new members and three business partners have joined the organization, hiking membership to more than 170 nonprofits and 26 business partners.

The new members include:

• 100 Donors, which provides men the opportunity to have a larger positive impact on their community as a group through planned annual collective philanthropic giving
• Bethel Homes & Services, a leader in health care, housing and retirement services for seniors
• Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle, which offers a safe place to learn and grow through life-enhancing programs and character-development experiences
• Make the Road New York, which builds the power of Latino and working-class communities to achieve dignity and justice through organizing, policy innovation, transformative education and survival services
• Matthew Wallace Foundation, a philanthropic organization founded in 2014 as a living memorial to perpetuate the memory and philosophy of Matthew Wallace through community programs and educational scholarships for children and women in need
• Mount Kisco Child Care Center provides high-quality, affordable care and early education to a diverse group of children in a safe, healthy environment through innovative and developmentally appropriate programming
• New Rochelle Day Nursery, a day care center that maintains an inclusive and respectful setting for multiculturalism and diversity in its programs
• STEM Alliance of Larchmont-Mamaroneck, a grass-roots organization dedicated to enhancing K-12 STEM education and enrichment initiatives to benefit students, parents and educators in the schools and community
• The ABLEities Foundation provides cutting edge, evidence-based, and one-of-a-kind services for children who are on the Autism spectrum and also have hearing loss
• The New Millennium Community Development Corporation, Inc. established to revitalize the physical, economic and cultural conditions of depressed communities by creating affordable housing opportunities and supportive programs

New business partners are: Erica Winter LLC, an ethics training and harassment consulting firm, Eliot Kaplan, who provides career coaching services to mid-career professionals and those starting out, and Inspiria Outdoor that delivers exceptional value in the delivery of strategic outdoor advertising placements locally, regionally and nationally.

“We are delighted that so many organizations are realizing value from their NPW membership,” says Jan Fisher, executive director, Nonprofit Westchester. “And together we’re enhancing our ability to help make Westchester a welcoming and inclusive community for all people.”

Nonprofit Westchester

Nonprofit Westchester (NPW) is Westchester’s only membership organization dedicated solely to advancing the needs and interests of the county's nonprofit sector. Representing 170 nonprofit organizations, NPW provides professional development, community education, agency consultation, networking and advocacy that strengthen all of Westchester and provides opportunities for all people to thrive in just and caring communities. For more information, visit www.npwestchester.org.