According to KPC News, Covid-19 is forcing nonprofits to reinvent themselves to navigate serving their mission during the pandemic. 

Despite the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, business at the LaGrange County Habitat for Humanity resale store on East Wayne Street in LaGrange has remained fairly steady.

Several nonprofit are considering reducing the amount of exposure their organization has on Facebook, reports the Nonprofit Times. 

Leaders of several prominent nonprofits are discussing reducing Facebook’s role in their media mix, if not leaving it entirely. The conversation reflects a growing perception that the online platform is censoring nonprofits’ messaging, thwarting organizing efforts and putting barriers between nonprofits and donors.

According to Coin Telegraph, there have been significant changes to how people give over the past several years, even cryptocurrency can be used. 

The past decade has produced an eruption in diverse giving channels and options for donating, changing the patterns of how people give. 

StreetCode Academy, a nonprofit seeking to bring technology to the underserved, is looking to raise over $2 million dollars to purchase technology to distribute to the underserved, reports the Almanace.

Across San Mateo County, there are an estimated 9,000 households who don't have computers or connections to access the Internet.