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NONPROFIT STATEN ISLAND

Nonprofit Staten Island provides resources, support, and advocacy for the borough’s nonprofit leaders and organizations to help strengthen our sector and meet the needs of our communities.

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Nonprofit Staten Island’s 11th Annual Nonprofit Conference

NONPROFIT STATEN ISLAND UNVEILS ITS REBRAND AND CELEBRATES A NEW ERA OF COMMUNITY BUILDING, COMMUNITY VOICE, AND COMMUNITY RESPONSE

Nonprofit Staten Island, formerly known as SINFPA, celebrates the public unveiling of their rebranding, including an enhanced website and stunning new logo, as it continues to distinguish the sector and borough in stronger and more unique ways. 

Nonprofit Staten Island is committed to building the capacity of Staten Island nonprofit leaders and strengthening our sector through communication, collaboration, and coalition building. Placing an emphasis on supporting Staten Island nonprofits in being forward-thinking, the organization has set to work on not just rebranding but restrategizing the association and the ways it serves its membership and our borough’s communities. 

As we move into an important new era together, Nonprofit Staten Island centers, supports, and reasserts the excellence and importance of local nonprofits. Staten Island nonprofit organizations are a powerful force of providers and professionals delivering critical services to our communities. Each organization serves through community building, community voice, and community response, and our association is proud to share these three pillars and core values as we bring together best practices and lessons learned to drive a better collective future. 

We thank our members, community leaders, and neighbors for joining us in the important work that will propel our community forward. Together, we set the bar for quality of life and a brighter future in our communities. Nonprofit Staten Island celebrates this important moment of recommitment to the work of creating a culture and a space where Staten Islanders can see themselves working – with dignity, with respect and pride – in the borough that they love and live in. 

“As a young Latina Executive Director, I come in with a vision of intersectionality because in order for us to thrive as an Island we need to move forward collectively. Unveiling our new name, logo, and website is about more than just rebranding; it’s about restrategizing to best fulfill our ongoing commitment to ensure that all Staten Island voices are heard and served. Here’s to our nonprofits. Here’s to Staten Island. Here’s to Nonprofit Staten Island! ” – Tatiana Arguello, Executive Director

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The Staff of the Nonprofit Staten Island is united against racism, hatred, and violence. Our commitment to building the strength of our nonprofit communities and leaders is as strong as our commitment to peace, quality, and justice. We grieve the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, and the countless other Black lives lost at the hands of law enforcement.

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Nonprofit Staten Island welcomes our new member the Maverick Foundation to the NPSI community! The Maverick Foundation was established in 2002 to provide scholarships for eighth graders entering high school who are determined to reach their full potential in all areas of life and have a passion for community service. Since 2002,  we have awarded 77 scholarships totaling $563,340 to outstanding well-rounded rising stars who have volunteered a total of 20,500 impactful hours in the Staten Island Community. We currently have 20 kids active in 8 high schools. Our motto comes from Dan McGuire, who is one of the inspirations for The Maverick Foundation, “The whole trick to life is to open your eyes and see what is going on around you.”

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Unlock the power of mindful communication with NYCID! Following the success of their thought-provoking presentation, "Where is My Mind, Now?" at NPSI's Annual Conference, NYCID is back to delve deeper into mindful communication techniques. If you're ready to become a masterful listener, a deliberate speaker, and adept at handling difficult conversations with grace, join us for an inspiring workshop. Experience transformative strategies that cultivate understanding, forge connections, and nurture mutual respect among our Staten Island Community Leaders. Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your communication skills and make a meaningful impact! Date: Tuesday, March 26, 2024 Time: 9:00 am – 10:30 am Location: 66 Willow Ave, Staten Island, NY 10305 Sign up now: https://tinyurl.com/NPSICommunication

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Nonprofit Staten Island welcomes our new member Concord Choral Consortium (C3) to the NPSI community! Concord Choral Consortium (C3) strives to achieve musical excellence in performance and repertoire and make it available and accessible to the Staten Island community, and to Stapleton in particular, primarily with contemporary music and the music of the Americas.

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Nonprofit Staten Island welcomes our new member SIEDC to the NPSI community! SIEDC has been responsible for over $550 million in new investment, the creation of over 3,500 jobs and the development of over 1,000 acres of vacant industrial land by providing assistance to developers and companies implementing projects in the borough, while at the same time serving the smallest entrepreneur and small business owner with tailored financing, procurement, and real estate assistance. SIEDC administers a wide range of free services available to local businesses, such as financing assistance, job training and technology assistance. Our Projects Division consists of urban planners working diligently to bring new programs and projects to the borough, such as the West Shore Light Rail and the SI Gondola. Throughout the year, SIEDC offers community events, such as the SIEDC Health & Wellness Expo and the SIEDC Annual Business Conference, that are free and open to the public. We are so grateful to our 200 members, who serve as economic advocates in the community and help make these services, programs and projects and events possible. The evolving economic landscape and the unbreakable bonds of the community are what make Staten Island a unique New York City borough. The SIEDC fuels the local economy by adding value through professional events, neighborhood outreach, and empowering businesses. Combining a core mission of helping businesses reach their highest potential and utilizing the loyalty of SIEDC members and sponsors, the SIEDC has created an institution that fosters economic development. Whether you are investing in the evolving landscape of Staten Island, growing a family business, or embarking on making your dream a reality, it is the mission of the SIEDC to help you thrive.

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Nonprofit Staten Island welcomes Staten Island Philharmonic Orchestra as a member! Founded in 2005 by Staten Island musicians, Staten Island Philharmonic Orchestra enriches our community with professional performances of the best in classical and contemporary music, along with music education for learners of all ages and abilities. Recent performance highlights include the world premiere of works by Staten Island composers Galt McDermot and Michael Sirota, semi-staged productions of Leonard Bernstein’s On the Town and Cole Porter’s Kiss Me Kate, and concert productions of Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Mikado, and Giacomo Puccini’s La Boheme.

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