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Mark Hrywna
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Editor, North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority
Morris Plains, New Jersey
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Biography
Journalist current covering various aspects of the nonprofit sector, including fundraising, finance, technology and more for The NonProfit Times, a national trade publication. On the side, I cover redevelopment and planning in Rahway, NJ, (www.rahwayrising.com) where I experiment with WordPress and other online tools and journalism tech.
Foundations , Downtowns, Fundraising , Planning, Nonprofits , Technology, Finance , Redevelopment, Complete Streets
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By Mark Hrywna Verified| NonProfit Times Verified It’s not unreasonable to see the occasional headline about fraud at a nonprofit. What’s not nearly as common is that headline being on the charity’s own website. GiveDirectly, a New York-based charity that sends direct payments to some of the poorest regions of the world via mobile money accounts, apologized and explained in a blog post (https://bit.ly/47pzIyd) how it was defrauded of almost $1 million. It also outlined how the organization is responding to avoid future fraud.
By Mark Hrywna Verified| NonProfit Times Verified Simpler tech allowing innovation in nonprofit service delivery The analogy that Leah Lizarondo likes to use for Food Rescue Hero is describing it as DoorDash for food surplus. The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania- based nonprofit’s platform is used by food rescue organizations in 25 cities where charities download as an app. Nonprofits that license the app become … No Code, No Problem Read More »
By Mark Hrywna Verified| NonProfit Times Verified You might forgive Massachusetts nonprofit leaders for thinking they might be waiting for Godot. The Bay State’s universal charitable deduction was overwhelmingly passed by voters in 2000 before being paused amid economic concerns two years later. The measure was on the cusp of returning in 2020 just as the pandemic hit and the tax break was paused again. As of January 1, finally, the state charitable deduction is back in effect. Cue Didi and Gogo.
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