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LILLIAN TSAI

Lillian A. Tsai has been working with a plethora of organizations and industries on cross-cultural competency, presentation skills, global communications, and diversity and inclusion (D&I) since 2003. This includes: assessment of organizational D&I effectiveness, making recommendations for and the implementation of strategic D&I programs, jumpstarting diversity councils, mentoring employee NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION OF OREGONLEARNGOVERNANCE DOCUMENTSNONPROFIT ASSOCIATION OF OREGONADVOCACY RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS The Nonprofit Association of Oregon is the statewide nonprofit membership organization representing and supporting charitable nonprofits of all sizes, OREGON NONPROFIT JOB BOARD Listed below are open positions across Oregon as posted through Oregon's premier job board, Mac's List. Search their extensive database for career opportunities in the nonprofit section. You will also find volunteer and intern opportunities. Employers can post jobs on Mac's List and receive a member benefit as an NAO member - see below. Job seekers will find many job search tools, guidance and EQUITY & INCLUSION LENS GUIDE 2 Equity Inclusion Lens Guide îìíõ ÇE}v }. } ] }v}(K P}v A Message From NAO The Nonprofit Association of Oregon’s mission is to build the collective voice, leadership, MEET OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Nonprofit Association of Oregon Board of Directors is made up of representatives from the nonprofit sector and community leaders. They represent the broad diversity of our membership and contribute significant amounts of time, talent, and energy to ensure the growing vitality of the nonprofit sector in Oregon. (*) Indicates an At Large Board Member Richard Jung Portland – President NONPROFIT SERVICE PROVIDERS DIRECTORY Search the most complete nonprofit service providers directory. Find nonprofit service providers. HUMAN RESOURCES & OPERATIONS Human Resources & Operations Effective nonprofits invest in their staff and/or volunteers. Values have been articulated and practices are expressed in policies and team building. Resource Topics On This Page: 1. HR Legal & Compliance 2. Employee Compensation & Benefits 3. Employee Hiring 4. Employee Management 5. Volunteer Management 6. Independent Contractors 7. Demographic Data Collection 8 SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS � THE NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION OF OREGON / www.nonprofitoregon.org SA 6 Board Governance Functions Don't Know Inadequately Achieved Partially

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CONNECT. IMPROVE. ADVANCE. Important COVID-19 Update: April 30, 2020 The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is very much top of mind right now and the situation is changing rapidly with updated information emerging frequently from the government and public health authorities. Click here for the latest updates. (link is external) Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Resources Oregon’s nonprofits are some of the first organizations to respond in the event of a crisis and that is the case in the Coronavirus outbreak. NAO has collated and curated the COVID-19 resources your nonprofit organization. NAO's 2020 State of the Sector Report NAO's 2020 State of the Sector Report is designed to provide current and easily accessible data on the health of the public benefit nonprofit sector in Oregon. Charitable nonprofits work in every Oregon community and enrich the lives of all Oregonians. NAO's Equity & Inclusion Lens Guide NAO is excited to share a new resource with all of you - NAO's Equity & Inclusion Lens Guide! NAO is applying this lens in our work and we hope that by making this guide available to all, you can use it as an everyday resource. Download your copy today!

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Posted: April 30, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 30, 2020 It is the end of April. It has been a tough month for all of us. We’ve been sheltering in place for most of six weeks now as the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps through our communities. There have been a lot of changes and we will go into the month of May with many uncertainties. We need to keep reminding ourselves that no one can predict the future, but we can embrace our present state – even in its discomfort – and prepare for eventualities. With that in mind, I want to share with all of you a poem that Allison Specter, Director of Development at Write Around Portland shared with us in a postcard of appreciation she sent our team. The Cusp of Change: Let me fully know this moment – For within this moment lies all moments. Let me feel the tension pull me to fear and peace, Let me know the uncertainty of the future, And the future of my world. Let me hold the anxieties and the worries in the same hand as the Character of repeated history: Storms and chaos hold possibility and opportunity. May I fully feel this moment – For as the seasons go and come and go again – So the changes will come and go And I will find peace on the cusp of this change. Read more (link is external) CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019 (COVID-19) RESOURCES Oregon’s nonprofits are some of the first organizations to respond in the event of a crisis and that is the case in the Coronavirus outbreak. In an effort to help keep your staffs and volunteers safe and your important work ongoing, NAO has collated and curated the following resources your nonprofit may find useful. The World Health Organization declared novel coronavirus a pandemic on March 11th.

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Posted: April 27, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 27, 2020 Over the weekend, more people have died in Oregon from COVID-19, according to health officials bringing the state’s death toll from COVID-19 to 91. Oregon’s total number of identified coronavirus cases climbed to 2,311 patients on Sunday. The Oregon Health Authority said nearly a quarter of all coronavirus patients (546 people) have been hospitalized because of the virus. The latest numbers also show the incredible sacrifice of frontline health workers – many of them work for nonprofits; 338 patients or about 18% of Oregon's patients are healthcare workers. Governor Brown’s shelter in place order remains in place as pressure mounts across the country and in parts of Oregon for relaxation of restrictions, despite scientific evidence to the contrary. Read more (link is external) Posted: April 23, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 23, 2020 It has been another busy week in state and federal responses to the COVID-19 crisis and the economic impacts of the response. The good news is that the federal government is working on additional funding and stimulus packages to shore up the CARES Act with a CARES Act 2.0. The Oregon Legislature Emergency Board will hold a virtual meeting today (Thursday, April 23) to vote on more than $30 million in spending on the state’s coronavirus response. The E-Board goes into this session knowing that officials expect the state’s revenue estimates to fall by as much as $2 billion. Greater clarity on that number will be revealed in the May 20 revenue forecast. Governor Brown has opted to delay a special session of the legislature on any larger spending plan until after that. As a reminder, Oregon’s current two-year general fund and lottery budget is approximately $24 billion, so a $2 billion hit will be significant. Read more (link is external) Posted: April 20, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 20, 2020 Thank you to all of you that signed our community letter to the Oregon Congressional Delegation. Nearly 350 organizations joined thousands of nonprofits from across the country to advocate for additional resources for our communities and nonprofits. The news from Washington D.C. is that the Trump Administration and U.S. Congress expect an agreement today (Monday) on an aid package of up to $450 billion, much of which will go to the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program, and add funds for hospitals and COVID-19 testing. The U.S. Senate is scheduled for a pro forma session Monday, but no vote has been set. The U.S. House of Representatives announced it could meet as soon as Wednesday for a vote on the pending package, according to a schedule update from Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md. Bipartisan leadership is hopeful of a deal that could pass Congress quickly and get the SBA’s PPP back up by midweek. Read more (link is external) Posted: April 16, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 16, 2020 First off, I’d like to share that NAO has partnered with Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington and launched the GOSW-NAO Resource Connector this morning! The Resource Connector is a web-based portal that will facilitate matching a nonprofit's request with interested funders. We are piloting this portal for the first cycle, which runs April 16-June, 30, 2020 for NAO 501(c)(3) nonprofits members. To access the portal, NAO members can log on to their user account and visit the Members Only Area for further instructions. Many thanks to GOSW for this great partnership! Together we are connecting the philanthropic and nonprofit communities in a way never done before in Oregon for the benefit of communities around the state! Read more (link is external) Posted: April 13, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 13, 2020 As Congress works on additional relief for individuals, businesses, and nonprofits affected by the COVID-19 crisis, Oregon’s nonprofits are asking for four specific improvements to the nonprofit relief in the CARES Act: Expand access to credit; Bolster charitable giving incentives; Protect self-insured nonprofits; and Support nonprofit

service providers.

Please take one minute by close of business of April 15 to sign on to the Nonprofit Association of Oregon's Community Letter (link is external) to Congress and show your organization's support for this additional relief for nonprofits and tribal entities. We will only list organization names (not individuals) on the letter. Read more (link is external) Posted: April 10, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 10, 2020 Across Oregon and the U.S., the nonprofit community is pulling together in amazing ways, even as we are hit with the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis. We sincerely appreciate the responsiveness of the U.S. Congress, and particularly the Oregon Delegation in approving mechanisms to help employers preserve jobs, to assist those who nevertheless are becoming jobless, and to distribute short-term cash assistance to most families. With new legislation being prepared, it’s important to face problems already arising in implementing these efforts, and to expand and extend many of those efforts that were truly quick ‘stop gaps’ in nature. While we fight the direct effects of COVID-19, we must recognize how the lack of diversity, equity and inclusiveness in policy making has increased our vulnerability to the health and economic miseries of the pandemic. The Oregon Health Authority is reporting that our Latinx communities are being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Without immediate attention and commitment of resources this will continue to impede our efforts to recover and move forward as a nation. Read more (link is external) Posted: April 06, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 06, 2020 Oregon surpassed the 1,000 positive-tested case mark for COVID-19 on Sunday and this week that number is predicted to continue to increase, but the cumulative efforts we are making are having an impact. Based on the Oregon Health Authority’s last projections, which shows we hit the 1,000 mark later than expected, and the curve flattening strategies of -staying at home and social distancing are working. As spring bursts forth around the state, it becomes ever more tempting to get “back to normal.” It is critical to maintain the current practices, as painful as they may be, to keep the curve from spiking upward. We at NAO continue to urge only the most essential nonprofits remain open in any place-based programs. Those health and human service nonprofits are regularly receiving instructions from OHA and state agencies on refined protocols for keeping their staff and volunteers safe. Some counties have begun modifying their guidance around home-made face coverings. If you are a health or human service nonprofit that is not directly in touch with those state or county-level departments, I urge you to make those connections. If you need assistance, please contact us at NAO

and we can help.

Read more (link is external) Posted: April 03, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 03, 2020 THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM OPENS TODAY! Beginning today, small businesses and 501(c)(3) nonprofits with fewer than 500 employees can begin applying for a new forgivable loan to help maintain operations during the COVID-19 crisis. Earlier this week, the U.S. Treasury Department published an information sheet on the new Paycheck Protection Program. This loan program, also known as the emergency SBA 7(a) loan program, was part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), which was signed into

law last Friday.

You can find a list of Oregon SBA lenders here (link is external) and 100 most active national SBA 7(a) lenders here (link is external)

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NAO has compiled are some Frequently Asked Questions on the Small Business Administration’s Payroll Protection Program. Read more (link is external) Posted: April 02, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: APRIL 02, 2020 NAO is helping to keep Oregon’s nonprofit sector up to date with resources related to COVID-19 and answering as many of your questions as we can that apply to the overall sector. However, keep in mind that the current COVID-19 environment is fluid with changes – whether it’s legislation, state resources, recommendations – occurring almost daily. We have many volunteer subject-matter experts working with us (thank you!) to bring you the latest, but in some cases, there are no immediate answers or more clarity is being sought. Answers to frequently asked questions are available on NAO’s COVID-19 Resources page. We are updating that page regularly so check back frequently for the latest COVID-19 resources. Check out the upcoming sessions related to unemployment and SBA loans as well as how to join NAO’s COVID-19 listserv. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 30, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: MARCH 30, 2020 On March 29, Oregon became the 18th U.S. state to become eligible for federal emergency aid through a major disaster declaration. The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that President Donald Trump approved the disaster declaration for Oregon, freeing federal emergency aid to supplement Oregon’s fight against the coronavirus. Governor Kate Brown said it was a “first step” but that the state had other pressing needs, including more personal protective equipment for health workers. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 26, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: MARCH 26, 2020 Like many of you, we at NAO are bracing for the predicted spike in cases due to COVID-19 in the coming week(s). We are working hard to flatten the curve and protect our staff by working from home under the statewide shelter in place order. The advocacy that we have been doing in partnership with other state associations and the National Council of Nonprofits and Independent Sector regarding the stimulus package has been partially successful. We did not get everything we all may have wanted, but we did make huge strides as compared to the economic stimulus package passed after the great recession in 2009. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 23, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: MARCH 23, 2020 On March 23, Governor Kate Brown today issued Executive Order 20-12 directing everyone in Oregon to stay at home to the maximum extent possible and adding to the list of businesses that will be temporarily closed to stem the spread of COVID-19 in Oregon. The order is effective immediately, and remains in effect until ended by the Governor. Under Closure of Certain Businesses, #2 of the order names specific types of businesses prohibited from operating, including many operated by nonprofits such as aquariums, senior activity centers, theaters, museums, youth clubs, etc. Please check the document to ensure compliance by your nonprofits. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 19, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: MARCH 19, 2020 First off, thanks to all of you for the work you are doing in our communities. In times of crises Oregonians rely on Oregon’s nonprofits to support our communities for so many needs – food, shelter, health care – and so much more. Once again during this COVID-19 crisis we see nonprofits coming together, springing into action, and taking care of our communities. However, while nonprofits are busy taking care of the communities’ needs, nonprofits are simultaneously grappling internally with the challenges of operating their own organizations and dealing with the harsh realities of a situation that is fast moving and constantly changing. Budgets are strained and we know most of our nonprofits are hurting right now – many have had to cancel programs (like us), close facilities, consider difficult choices, and pivot to figuring out the immediate future. To top this all, there are many unanswered questions and not much of a playbook for handling a crisis such as this pandemic. That’s why NAO is bringing you regular updates (like this one), resources (such as the Legal and Insurance-Related Issues for Nonprofits to Consider webinar) through subject-matter experts with a robust Q&A session; and webinars directly related to COVID-19, such as Navigating the Financial Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis Webinar (a series of three sessions). Check out NAOs’ regularly updated COVID-19 Resources on our website. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 17, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: MARCH 17, 2020 As you likely read in our March 12 and March 13 COVID-response alerts, NAO has suspended all of our in-person programming across the state for the next four weeks. NAO staff is working virtually (and highly suggest that you do as well if you are able) and prioritizing our work to COVID-19 response. We are curating support resources, developing and partnering on trainings and advocating with government and philanthropy. We are here to help your nonprofit respond to the challenges we are all faced with by this pandemic. NAO will be offering these programs for at least the

foreseeable future.

For now, I strongly encourage you to think about measures to keep your program participants, staff and volunteers safe and insulate your programming as much as possible. Marian Salzman published an excellent article in Forbes over the weekend and I think her advice is wise and warrants your attention. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 13, 2020 IMPORTANT NAO COVID-19 UPDATE: MARCH 13, 2020 GENERAL UPDATE: On March 13 afternoon President Trump declared a national state of emergency, which results in significant moves in the fight against COVID-19 and releases up to $50 billion in federal resources. The national state of emergency removes constraints to allow for the containment and mitigation of the spread of COVID-19. The president announced an unprecedented public-private partnership with numerous pharmaceutical, testing, and technology companies proactively leaning forward into mobilizing all resources possible for the health and safety of all in our communities. PUBLIC POLICY AND ADVOCACY IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19: At the state level, on March 12 NAO reached out to Gov. Brown’s office to request that nonprofit voices are at the table not only regarding the state’s response to the COVID-19 situation, but also for discussions regarding the resulting business impact on the nonprofit sector, including lost income and wages. At the federal level, the U.S. House of Representatives is working on a bill, H.R. 6201, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, that would provide free coronavirus testing, extended unemployment insurance, and funding for nutrition programs and Medicaid. It would also create a paid emergency leave program for individuals and families affected by COVID-19. ENGAGING REGIONAL FUNDERS TO SUPPORT OREGON’S NONPROFITS: NAO has reached regional funders through Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington and Philanthropy Northwest and alerted them to the enormous negative impact COVID-19 is already making on our sector and to ask for their support to immediately invest in the work we’re doing, be flexible in how their funds are being used, sand support operations. Read more (link is external) Posted: March 12, 2020 IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is very much top of mind right now and the situation is changing rapidly with updated information emerging frequently from the government and public health authorities. On March 12, Oregon Gov. Brown announced banning organized gatherings of 250 people, many counties and municipalities have also declared states of emergency, and health authorities are urging all Oregonians to implement social distancing(link is external) as much as possible for everyone’s health and safety, and to help slow the pace of the virus. Our hearts go out to those who have been impacted by the virus, as well as their loved ones, and we urge all nonprofits to follow public health officials and the government’s advice for your staff, all those you serve, our communities, and all Oregonians. Given this, NAO has proactively made the decision to suspend all of our in-person programming across the state for the next four weeks, effective immediately. We will continue to monitor the situation and will keep you updated as things change. As much as possible, we will be working to convert NAO in-person programming to virtual programming where it makes sense both for content and format. NAO staff is working on managing the programming changes, and we ask for your patience, especially those who have already registered for events. Once we have determined how our programming unfolds we will contact those who have registered to offer you options. Thank you for understanding.

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Posted: February 27, 2020 PUBLIC POLICY AND ADVOCACY WORK KEY TO NONPROFIT SECTOR SUCCESS IN

OREGON

Letter from: Jim White, NAO Executive Director It’s that time of the year when our state legislature is in session and nonprofits are working hard to ensure that state, as well as federal and local spending policies prioritize and safeguard programs that provide critical support to Oregon’s most vulnerable

populations.

Nonprofit organizations play a vital role in the development and implementation of public policy to promote an informed, healthy, and strong democratic society. We witness and respond to the impact of public policies on the people we serve, whether they are at-risk kids, individuals and families experiencing homelessness, or those expressing themselves through the arts.

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Posted: January 31, 2020 2020 COMPENSATION & BENEFITS SURVEY NAO invites ALL 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS in Oregon to participate in the 2020 COMPENSATION & BENEFITS SURVEY scheduled for distribution Tuesday, February 18, 2020. Information about employee compensation and benefits is one of the top requests we get at NAO. In response to your needs, we are launching this survey for the first time--focused on nonprofits - by your own nonprofit state association. We ask that ONE person per organization complete the survey. The survey will include questions about job positions, salaries and benefits your organization provides. Please click the link below to ensure that the survey is distributed to the appropriate contact for

your organization.

Sign up to receive the survey! (link is external) Posted: January 8, 2020 WHAT'S NEW: ORS CHAPTER 65 CHANGES Changes to ORS Chapter 65 went into effect January 1, 2020. The statutory changes applies to all nonprofit corporations, including public benefit nonprofit corporations. To learn more about changes (and other legal resources for your nonprofits) impacting public benefit corporations, download NAO’s nonprofit tip sheet here

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Posted: November 26, 2019 GIVING THANKS AND STEWARDING RELATIONSHIPS GO HAND IN HAND Letter from: Jim White, NAO Executive Director The fall rains have finally come to Oregon and hopefully, it will start building the important snow pack that our forests and rivers will need for the coming year. As many of us begin to thinking of snow sports, quiet hikes in the outdoors, or savoring the beauty of the Pacific Northwest, I want to thank all of you who are doing so much that is important for communities across the state. I am deeply humbled and pleased to announce that the 2020 NAO board has been voted into service through the action of our members in the October elections. We are delighted to have a talented group of four new board members joining the amazing team of leaders already serving Oregon's nonprofit sector. Welcome to our new NAO board members set to join the NAO board in 2020.

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Posted: November 26, 2019 REPUTATIONUS AND NAO CHOSE RECIPIENT OF THE NONPROFIT REPUTATION PROGRAM. CONGRATULATIONS CAMP FIRE CENTRAL OREGON! Nonprofits want to tell their stories and support their causes. To do this successfully, nonprofits must, among many other things, take care of their reputation. On November 26, ReputationUs and NAO randomly selected one deserving NAO nonprofit member out of a pool of applicants to receive six months of pro bono reputation management support for their organization in 2020 (a value of $14,000). The lucky winner was selected by Brad Ramos, NAO's communications coordinator. A special thank you to Beth Babicz for submitting Camp Fire Central Oregon's application! Thank you to everyone who applied! Remember, ALL applicants receive an invitation to a reputation management webinar in 2020. More details to come. A big thank you to NAO Business Verified Affiliate Member ReputationUs (Casey Boggs, Michele Houk and the rest of the ReputationUs team) for their generous pro bono work with Camp Fire Central Oregon in 2020 and for making this a fun opportunity for NAO

NPO members!

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Step Up Now

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