Nonprofit Main Street Relief announced on Thursday new partners in its mission to help small businesses reimagine work amid COVID-19. New partners include organizations from the public and private sectors, including national partners Square, a financial services company focused on building tools to empower businesses and individuals to participate in the economy; Hello Alice, a one-stop shop for grants, loans and resources for women entrepreneurs and business owners from underrepresented communities; Finli, a technology platform that provides integrated financial solutions for neighborhood schools and studios;

THD, Inc. a social impact agency, today launched THD lens, new data visualization dashboards that raise the industry standard for how charitable organizations evaluate fundraising performance. It is now possible for non-profit decision makers to see the insights most critical to their goals with just a few clicks. These dashboards quickly demonstrate how an organization’s fundraising efforts are performing overlaid with contextual data such as COVID cases by state, S&P 500 performance, unemployment claims, and more. The ability to easily visualize revenue streams and compare and contrast performance of fundraising programs, channels, and audience segments to spot trends leads to faster, more responsive decision making and ultimately more successful campaigns

According to the Nonprofit Times, while robots might replace some workers, nonprofit staff will always need to be human.

Technology is replacing real jobs and will continue to do so at a record pace over the next couple of decades. 

Delaware has set up a nonprofit support fund to help organizations that provide critical service, reports Delaware Public Media. 

Gov. John Carney announces a $25 million dollar Delaware Nonprofit Support Fund, with the goal of helping organizations that provided critical services during the COVID-19 pandemic.