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PPT - 16.2 - Nonprofit Capacity Building Program

City Council and Concurrent Authorities
November 4, 2025

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PPT - 16.2 - Nonprofit Capacity Building Program
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November 4, 2025
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City of Stockton City Council
NOVEMBER 4, 2025
AGENDA ITEM 16.2

NONPROFIT

CAPACITY

BUILDING

PROGRAM

ALUMNI IMPACT REPORT

PROGRAMSNAPSHOT2023 - 2025•52organizations have gone throughthe program since 2023•93%of alumni still apply programlessons•A recent Cohort 1 survey found that60%of organizations have receivedover$100,000in new grant fundingUNITEDWAYSJC.ORG

Added 10 new teachers and a counselor
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Added 8 new staff

KEY ALUMNI OUTCOMES•91%state they lead their organizations more strategically•79%maintain consistent outreach efforts•74%report improved organizational recognition •69%have formed new or stronger communitypartnerships•75%report better financial practices•80%now conduct regular strategic planningsessions UNITEDWAYSJC.ORG
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•Strengthened local nonprofit ecosystem•More sustainable organizations serving Stockton residents•City investment turned into long-term nonprofit returnsThe CITY’S Return on Investment UNITEDWAYSJC.ORG

Nonprofit Capacity Building Program - Cost per year (2023-2025) COHORT 3COHORT 1 COHORT 2$225,000.00$267,039.83$257,180.88 UNITEDWAYSJC.ORG*City investment totals $400k for NCBP - $100k per cohort

LOOKING AHEAD
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COHORT 4•Cohort 4 launches January 2026•Financial & data resilience•Medi-Cal capacity-building track•Alumni learning circles•2026 NCBP Leadership Conference

THANK YOU!
Scan here to visit the NCBP websiteUNITEDWAYSJC.ORG

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