July 23, 2009
New York City's Plan to Help Charities Cope With the Recession
What It Has Done So Far
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Created NYC Service, a citywide program designed to make it easier for New Yorkers to volunteer.
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Made a revolving-loan program available to charities for the first time.
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Improved a hotline that charities can call for advice on managing their organizations. The city, for example, is working with a nonprofit consultant group that provides help over the hotline to charity executive
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