What to do about burnout in nonprofits

An indisputable trend we’re seeing in the social sector these days is burnout. So, in this Candid blogpost, they share a bit about what burnout is, why it seems to be everywhere in the nonprofit world, and what organizations, leaders, and individuals can do about it. 

Goodera: Coping with nonprofit burnout

Nonprofit Quarterly: Burnout and staffing shortages continue

Did you miss the Network annual gathering?

On May 30th, the Western Massachusetts Network to End Homelessness gathered over 200 people from across the region in support of their mission to prevent and end homelessness in western Massachusetts. They now have a "one stop" blog post for you to catch the video, the presentation, and more.  

Amherst Survival Center Annual Meeting

Join the Amherst Survival Center on Wednesday, June 11th for their annual Board Meeting. There will be tours of the ASC, highlights from the past year, a review of the impact of federal cuts, and the election of Board officers. All are welcome!

Compare House/Senate FY26 state budgets

Both the Massachusetts House and Senate have put forward their budget proposals for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 that starts July 1. Now the Conference Committee will work to reconcile the differences between the House’s (HB4001) $61.5 billion and the Senate’s (SB2525) $61.4 billion budget proposals. This year, the House and Senate will also be conferencing their FY 2025 Fair Share supplemental budget proposals in tandem with their FY 2026 budget proposals. Read this valuable MassBudget resource.

Food Bank BINGO on July 31st

Join the Food Bank of Western Mass on Thursday, July 31st for a night of laughter, good company, and big wins at Bingo in the Berkshires—hosted at the beautiful Greylock Works in North Adams with calling by Molly Keehn! This event is a reminder that when we come together in joy, we can create a lasting impact.