Survey Warns Some Nonprofits Face Closure Over Trump Funding Cuts

1 articles · Updated · NPR · May 12

A new survey found some nonprofits are at risk of shutting down, warning that parts of the sector face an existential threat.
Trump administration funding cuts drove the warning, with nonprofits also citing other administration moves that are straining operations and finances.
The findings point to possible closures rather than isolated budget pressure, suggesting service providers could disappear if the squeeze continues.

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