The private sector can take a larger, more strategic role in disaster preparedness for communities through skilled volunteerism, according to research and disaster response programming launched by Common Impact, a nationally recognized leader in skills-based volunteerism.

According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, nonprofits are taking steps to keep their workers safe in the wake of the spread of the coronavirus. 

Nonprofits are holding back on some services, limiting employee travel, expanding work-at-home opportunities, and taking other steps to protect workers and volunteers as the threat of the coronavirus continues to spread worldwide.

Wisconsin based MadDesignWorks creates adaptive technology that helps artists with disabilities create their art, reports Wisconsin Public Radio.

Jeanne Grosse wanted to be a painter in the style of Jackson Pollock, but her disability left her with only limited use of her left arm. To achieve that abstract, splashed paint pattern, the Madison-based artist was using a small catapult to throw paint against a canvas. But she didn't have much control over the direction and angle of force.

Nonprofits use data analytics tools to measure the efficiency of their programs, reports Forbes.

Accountability is at the heart of Impact Justice’s programs. The California-based nonprofit works with former prisoners and teenagers who have had encounters with the criminal justice system and is dedicated to putting an end to mass incarceration in the US. Impact Justice leaders are also accountable to funders.