Both times, not-for-profit organizations’ funding and contracts took big hits. For example, in the city’s FY 2009-2010 budgets, the average city agency reduction was 6.7%. Compare that to 12.7% for the Administration for Children’s Services, 12.5% for the Department of Homeless Services, and 18.9% for the Department for the Aging, all of which contract with nonprofits to deliver essential programs and supports to millions of New Yorkers.
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