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The purpose of the Weekly Calls is to create a platform through which funders in Southern California can share how they are responding to COVID-19, collectively identify unmet needs, help funders connect and align with one another, and discover how SCG can support your work.
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Thank you for your participation in today's webinar: The Webinar on Webinars. We sincerely hope you enjoyed the webinar. Please feel free to access the resources below provided by our presenter.
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The Webinar on Webinars
COVID-19 poses an existential threat to the lives of millions and communities across the globe. There are many unknowns at this point; yet as the world waits, giving families are searching for ways to help and provide support. Grantee communities who were at risk before COVID-19 will now be faced with additional social and economic consequences, and service providers will have their own challenges. How should philanthropy focus its giving and attention during a global crisis?
The purpose of the Weekly Calls is to create a platform through which funders in Southern California can share how they are responding to COVID-19, collectively identify unmet needs, help funders connect and align with one another, and discover how SCG can support your work.
Thank you for your participation in Tune-In: Self Care Connection. Please feel free to access the resources below provided by our presenter.
The purpose of the Weekly Calls is to create a platform through which funders in Southern California can share how they are responding to COVID-19, collectively identify unmet needs, help funders connect and align with one another, and discover how SCG can support your work.
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The purpose of the Weekly Calls is to create a platform through which funders in Southern California can share how they are responding to COVID-19, collectively identify unmet needs, help funders connect and align with one another, and discover how SCG can support your work.
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Thank you for attending The Form 990: Back to the Basics- Understand your Grantees' Stories. If you are interested in accessing the recorded version of the webinar, please click the link below. The slide deck and accompanying documents are in the attachments.
This meeting focuses on Assembly Bill 5 (AB-5), which took effect on January 1, 2020. The new law makes it more difficult for employers to classify workers as independent contractors, instead of employees. It is already affecting freelancers and businesses of all types throughout California, including the nonprofit arts and culture sector, and individual artists. Californians for the Arts breaks down the law, new classification rules, compliance options, exemptions that apply to artists and nonprofit arts and culture organizations, and potential amendments.
Philanthropy can serve as a trusted resource for actionable communications that lead with empathy and support grantees to prevent the spread of disease, preserve well-being, maintain social cohesion, and respond to economic hardship.
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