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Virtual
Community Engagement Event April 15, 2020
Purpose • Provide information • Answer questions • Support community
How are you feeling today? :-\
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Unsure or neutral
Pretty Good
Not so good
Overwhelmed
How is your organization managing right now?
What are the significant challenges you are facing right now, if any?
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The Impact of COVID-19 on the Social Sector La Piana Consulting, March 2020
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Immediate health and human service needs
Financial impacts
What we know
Hawai‘i’s peak April 20th
$2.2 trillion CARES Act signed March 27
We don’t know what we don’t know – except we do April 16, 2020
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What we’re doing (and why)
Hawai‘i Resilience Fund April 16, 2020
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PHASE I: Prioritizes risk reduction. These grantees are taking action to increase screening and reduce the spread of COVID-19, protect front-line health care workers, respond to an increased demand for food, and support vulnerable populations with home health-care visits while sheltering in place. The foundation is actively raising and deploying grant funding aligned with this phase as our state is still at great risk for increased community spread.
PHASE II: Supports rapid relief and response. These organizations focus on supporting ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) families, kĹŤpuna, homeless and those who are disproportionately impacted by the economic consequences of the virus. Grants aligned with phase two are currently being distributed to organizations that can assist with rent and utilities, childcare and other necessities.
PHASE III: Recovery and stabilization funding will support interventions and programs designed to strengthen the health of our economy and communities.
PHASE IV: Rebuilding resilience will engage communities statewide and convene community leaders across sectors to actively seek lessons learned and to refine our current resilience plans to proactively prepare for future disasters.
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HRF Grantees (as of 4/10/20)
As of 4/10/2020
Grants to the community $3,769,825 Gifts from the community $4,088,194 received $4.4 million commited
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Aloha United Way Community Clinic of Maui Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement - CNHA Hawai‘i County Economic Opportunity Council Hawai‘i Homeless Healthcare Hui - H4 Hawai‘i’s food banks Helping Hands Hawai‘i HOPE Services Island of Hawaii YMCA Kahunu LLC, FS: Pacific American Foundation Kama‘āina Kids KEY Project Kōkua Kalihi Valley - KKV Lāna‘i Community Health Center Lunalilo Home Maui Health Foundation Salvation Army - KROC Center West Hawai‘i Community Health Center The YMCA of Honolulu
Strong Funds Kauaʻi Strong Fund Grantees • Wilcox Hospital* • Kauaʻi Independent Food Bank* • E Ola Mau Na Leo O Kekaha
Maui Strong Fund Grantees includes Maui, Moloka‘i, and Lāna‘i
• Nā Hoaloha
in partnership with Kekaha Agriculture Association
• ʻĀina Hoʻokupu o Kīlauea • Kauaʻi Makerspace • Kamanu Composites * Kaua‘i County Strong Funds
Hawai‘i Island Strong Fund Grantees • Hawai‘i Rise Foundation • Boys and Girls Club Big Island • Holualoa Foundation for Arts and Culture • Island of Hawai‘i YMCA
Partnering o Networking with other funders o Engaging the public sector o Collecting and analyzing data
From Ke Ola Magazine
Results of HANO’s Quick Pulse Survey:
COVID-19 – Potential Impact on Hawaii’s Nonprofit Sector Nonprofits in Hawai'i are experiencing dramatic impacts and anticipate they will continue Program/event cancellations
68%
are experiencing significant impacts
92%
Budget Implications
75%
Service disruptions
71%
Staff and volunteer absences
83%
expect to experience high future impact
61%
Disruptions for partners
42%
Increased demand
38%
Staff furloughs / layoffs
36% 0%
25%
50%
75%
100%
Impacts to the financial bottom line will require programs to cut back or shut down 70%
30% expect to lose fee-for-service and program income, putting their participants and the ʻāina at risk
73%
27% will lose income from cancelled or postponed events and fundraising
89%
11% anticipate government funding delays or cuts
94%
6% are concerned about loss of foundation income Hawaiʻi Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
Results of HANO’s Quick Pulse Survey:
COVID-19 – Potential Impact on Hawaii’s Nonprofit Sector Restrictions and economic slowdown will force layoffs in the short- and long-term 57%
43% may lay off direct services staff due to program cuts and inability to safely work
78%
22% report they are still unsure or evaluating possible layoffs
88%
12% have already laid off or expect to lay off administrative staff during this time
90%
10% are not expecting cuts at this time
Organizations surveyed are asking for a range of supports to weather the crisis 66%
34% need funding for emergency, short-term staffing, and increased demand
82%
18% want technology and support to shift to virtual operations
85%
15% ask for human resources support for employee options and managing cutbacks
89%
11% need COVID-19 specific supplies, safety protocols, policies, immediate responses Hawaiʻi Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
Advocacy and Support for Nonprofits at the State and Federal Level Federal Relief • Tracking the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act) at the federal level, to support financial relief for nonprofits. https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/trends-policy-issues/initial-analysis-of-thecoronavirus-aid-relief-and-economic-security-act-cares for more information. State Associations are calling for additional relief for nonprofits in version 2.0: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/trends-policy-issues/nonprofit-trackreforms-the-cares-act • In partnership with HCF, offering free technical assistance to nonprofits who are applying for either the PPP or EIDL SBA loans (Federal Relief) Go to HANO’s website: www.hano-hawaii.org | Resources | COVID-19 Resources for Nonprofits for more info. • Asked Governor Ige to access federal money available to provide Hawaii nonprofits that self-insure for Unemployment Insurance forgiveness for 50% of their reimbursement costs.
Hawaiʻi Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
Advocacy and Support for Nonprofits at the State and Federal Level State-Level Advocacy and Support • HANO CEO, Lisa Maruyama, was appointed to House Speaker Saiki’s COVID19 Committee to represent the nonprofit sector in the conversations around preparing the state for economic and financial impacts from Coronavirus. • Working with Hawai‘i Appleseed Center for Law and Economic Justice/PHOCUSED to advocate to the state and county on behalf of essential safety net nonprofits to relax contracts in terms, timelines, and deliverables.
• Offering free webinars on COVID-19 relevant topics for nonprofits; created COVID-19 Resources for Nonprofits page; pushing out regular ecommunications to keep nonprofits in the know. Hawaiʻi Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
What we all can do
ASSESS CONDITION
ENGAGE BOARD
MAKE PLANS
LEARN IN THE THICK OF IT
BE REALISTIC AND ADAPT
SEEK ASSISTANCE BEYOND FUNDING
LOOK FOR OPPORTUNITIES
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Resources • • • • • •
Hawai‘i Resilience Fund: grants@hcf-Hawaii Technical Assistance Community Grants & Other Programs Private Foundations Strategic Restructuring Program Website & Partners April 16, 2020
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Food assistance programs Free school breakfast & lunch Head start & special education Public & Section 8 housing Medicaid & Medicare Health Clinics Highways Emergencies & Disasters
In FY 2017, Hawai‘i received $5.8 billion through 316 federal spending programs guided by data from the 2010 Census.
Just a 1% undercount could = a half billon dollars lost to Hawai‘i over 10 years. For more information, visit HawaiiCounts.org or text OHANA to 808-650-7744.* *Message and data rates may apply. Text EXIT at any time to opt out.
Mahalo Hawai‘i Community Foundation www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/coronavirus Hawai‘i Resilience Fund grants@hcf-hawaii.org Hawai‘i Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations www.hano-hawaii.org Ophelia Bitanga-Isreal obitanga-isreal@hcf-hawaii.org April 16, 2020
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