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Nonprofit Westchester Welcomes New Sponsors and Members

Nonprofit Westchester's new fourth quarter sponsors and members are uniting to strengthen the county's nonprofit sector.

Nonprofit Westchester (NPW) is proud to welcome 14 new nonprofit members and Canon Solutions America Inc. as a sponsor. Pace University increased its support to a gold sponsor, and PCSB Bank is now a platinum sponsor.

“PCSB Bank and PCSB Community Foundation are proud to continue our support of Nonprofit Westchester,” says Michelle A. Nicholas, SVP, Chief Diversity Officer, and Director of Community Development at PCSB Bank. “The work of NPW and its members speak directly to our belief that when communities thrive, we all thrive.”

POW’R Against Tobacco is a grassroots community partnership made up of local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and private citizens working together to reduce tobacco use’s social and economic burden caused by tobacco use.

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JCC Mid-Westchester is a multi-generational center in Westchester that offers human services and educational, cultural, and recreational programs grounded in Jewish values.

Environmental Leaders of Color is a nonprofit that educates communities about energy and environmental best practices. The organization also supports higher education for young people to become environmentalists, engineers, physicists, teachers, and other members of the clean energy workforce.

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The Westchester Human Resource Management Association (WHRMA) provides its members local access to services and programs dedicated to advancing Human Resources in Westchester County, New York.

Yonkers Arts' core mission is to develop a strong, effective, and cooperative network of artists, cultural organizations, and community members to promote and encourage the arts in the City of Yonkers.

The Taft Foundation was established in 2004 by Don Taft, a businessman and philanthropic leader in Broward County, Florida. The Taft Foundation seeks to continue Don Taft’s legacy by helping to improve the lives of children and adults measurably and significantly with intellectual and developmental disabilities and children with severe medical conditions, primarily in Florida and New York.

Community Based Services Inc.'s mission is to provide each person with the best possible quality of life. This is ensured through an innovative person-centered approach that delivers services based on each person's specific interests, abilities, and changing needs.

Sing Sing Prison Museum is the extraordinary location where the complex and compelling stories of incarceration are shared on the grounds of one of America’s most historic active prisons.

CLC Foundation, Inc. (“CLCF”) is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals living with persistent disabilities within our community. CLCF is committed to developing innovative programs and providing client-centered services designed to support the greatest needs of those the organization serves.

New Era Creative Space’s mission is to inspire stronger communities through creative programs. New Era Creative Space brings community leaders, educators, artists, activists, scientists, parents, and students together to develop innovative educational programs that form an ongoing cycle of generational empowerment.

The Manor Club (TMC) is an organization of over 200 men and women who share broad interests in the arts, history, and cultural matters. Their enriching environment allows members to engage with each other and the community to foster these interests and enrich their knowledge and understanding.

Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health is one of the nation’s largest nonprofit organizations providing services, insight, and leadership in the evolving behavioral healthcare field.

Ossining Padres Hispanos (OPH) is a nonprofit organization in the Village of Ossining that unites and assists the Hispanic communities in the Westchester Area. OPH’s mission is to be an outlet and a resource for the Latino community and also be a motivator and teacher.

Westchester Community for Ethical Culture is a humanist congregation dedicated to ethical living, bringing out the best in others and themselves, and working to create a better world for everyone.

“We are thrilled to continue expanding our roaster of nonprofit members and business partners and sponsors whose collaboration and communication with each other will strengthen the nonprofit sector in Westchester,” says Jan Fisher, Executive Director of Nonprofit Westchester.

To learn more about new nonprofit members, business members, and sponsors, visit npwestchester.org.

About Nonprofit Westchester

Nonprofit Westchester (NPW) is Westchester’s only membership organization dedicated solely to advancing and advocating for the needs and interests of the county's nonprofit sector, the people and populations served, and the nonprofit workforce. Representing more than 300 members, NPW’s vision is to build a thriving county with vibrant nonprofits and resilient, inclusive communities that value equity and inclusion, innovation, and integrity. The mission of NPW is to strengthen Westchester’s nonprofit organizations as they transform lives, empower communities, and drive positive change. This mission and vision are strengthened through advocacy, education, and connection. To learn more about Nonprofit Westchester, visit their website at www.npwestchester.org.

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