Celebrating Our Renewing Members Across the Region

We are grateful to our renewing members for continuing to be an essential part of the Nonprofit Association of the Midlands community. Your ongoing support fuels meaningful networking, professional development opportunities, increased organizational visibility, and the critical resources that help nonprofits strengthen their impact across our region.

Together, we are building a stronger, more connected nonprofit sector—one grounded in collaboration, equity, and shared learning. We are proud to recognize the following renewing members and the important work they contribute to our communities:

Unity in Action works to promote equity, inclusion, and community engagement by bringing people together to address systemic challenges and create positive, lasting change.

Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership (ENCAP) provides comprehensive services that help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency, including housing stability, early childhood education, energy assistance, and economic support programs.

Latino Economic Development Council advances economic prosperity for Latino entrepreneurs and communities by providing education, technical assistance, and advocacy that support business growth and sustainability.

Notre Dame Sisters serve communities through ministries focused on education, social justice, and compassionate service, grounded in a longstanding commitment to faith-based leadership and community care.

Beatrice Community Hospital Foundation supports quality healthcare in the region by funding programs, equipment, and initiatives that enhance patient care and community wellness.

I Be Black Girl empowers Black girls and women through advocacy, leadership development, and culturally responsive programming that centers joy, healing, and community connection.

We thank each of these organizations for their continued partnership and dedication. Your renewed membership helps strengthen the nonprofit sector and supports thriving communities throughout our region.