GMHC Wins Excellence Award

GMHC (Gay Men’s Health Crisis) has been named one of three winners of the 2017 New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards. The awards will be presented at a program & networking reception on Friday December 1st. The Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York (NPCC) awards recognize excellence in nonprofit management in areas including governance, finance, diversity, human resources, information technology, fundraising, communications & overall focus on results. Kelsey Louie, GMHC CEO stated, “As the AIDS epidemic has changed, GMHC has evolved to provide new services & meet the changing needs of our more than 12,000 annual clients. To be recognized by the Nonprofit Excellence Awards as we commemorate our 35th year is not only humbling, but an affirmation that we’re doing things right & making the proper strategic, data-driven decisions to help us end the AIDS epidemic.” Sharon Stapel, President & Executive Director of NPCC added, “NPCC’s Awards program is a unique opportunity for all nonprofits to assess & receive expert feedback on their management practices. NPCC believes this year’s winners demonstrate innovative & replicable practices & we are pleased to reward their excellence in management.” The other two winners are Brooklyn Community Services & Children’s Aid which reflect the wide range of the 45 qualified award applicants from throughout the area. All three winners will participate in the December 1st awards presentation, that will include the Best Practices Workshop, a moderated panel discussion during which they will share the management practices that led to their selection.
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