NONPROFIT STATEN ISLAND UNVEILS ITS REBRAND AND CELEBRATES A NEW ERA OF COMMUNITY BUILDING, COMMUNITY VOICE, AND COMMUNITY RESPONSE
Nonprofit Staten Island, formerly known as SINFPA, celebrates the public unveiling of their rebranding, including an enhanced website and stunning new logo, as it continues to distinguish the sector and borough in stronger and more unique ways.
Nonprofit Staten Island is committed to building the capacity of Staten Island nonprofit leaders and strengthening our sector through communication, collaboration, and coalition building. Placing an emphasis on supporting Staten Island nonprofits in being forward-thinking, the organization has set to work on not just rebranding but restrategizing the association and the ways it serves its membership and our borough’s communities.
As we move into an important new era together, Nonprofit Staten Island centers, supports, and reasserts the excellence and importance of local nonprofits. Staten Island nonprofit organizations are a powerful force of providers and professionals delivering critical services to our communities. Each organization serves through community building, community voice, and community response, and our association is proud to share these three pillars and core values as we bring together best practices and lessons learned to drive a better collective future.
We thank our members, community leaders, and neighbors for joining us in the important work that will propel our community forward. Together, we set the bar for quality of life and a brighter future in our communities. Nonprofit Staten Island celebrates this important moment of recommitment to the work of creating a culture and a space where Staten Islanders can see themselves working – with dignity, with respect and pride – in the borough that they love and live in.
“As a young Latina Executive Director, I come in with a vision of intersectionality because in order for us to thrive as an Island we need to move forward collectively. Unveiling our new name, logo, and website is about more than just rebranding; it’s about restrategizing to best fulfill our ongoing commitment to ensure that all Staten Island voices are heard and served. Here’s to our nonprofits. Here’s to Staten Island. Here’s to Nonprofit Staten Island! ” – Tatiana Arguello, Executive Director
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Throwback Thursday ✨ Looking back at our Community Service Awards and still feeling inspired 💙 We had an incredible time celebrating our amazing honorees who make a difference in our community in so many meaningful ways. From heartfelt moments to powerful connections, it was a morning to remember. Here’s a quick recap of a truly special celebration filled with gratitude, impact, and community spirit 🌟 #TBT #CommunityStrong #Gratitude
🚨 Workplace safety isn’t optional—it’s essential. Join us for “From Prevention to Protection: Navigating Workplace Safety & Workers’ Comp”—a practical conversation for nonprofit professionals on how to prevent incidents, respond effectively, and support staff with care and compliance. 🗓 Wednesday, June 3, 2026 ⏰ 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM 📍 JCC - Berkinow, Staten Island Gain real-world insights on safety practices, reporting, and return-to-work processes—all designed to strengthen your organization. ✨ Thank you to A Chance in Life for supporting this important peer learning space! #NonprofitLeadership #WorkplaceSafety #HRProfessionals #StatenIsland #NonprofitCommunity
Preparedness does not have to be overwhelming. Sometimes it starts with knowing where to go, what to bring, and who to connect with when an emergency happens. This Saturday, join Nonprofit Staten Island’s Community Climate Corps, American Red Cross in Greater New York, Con Edison, NYC Emergency Management, and P.S. 56 for a free, family-friendly Community Preparedness Fair. Get practical guidance on flood safety, evacuation planning, emergency communication, and household preparedness before hurricane season. Families can stop by for: ✅ Free household preparedness supplies ✅ Hands-on “Pack Your Go Bag” activity ✅ Kid-friendly preparedness activities, food, and local resources Saturday, May 30 11:00 AM–2:00 PM P.S. 56, Staten Island 250 Kramer Ave This event is free, but registration is encouraged so we can plan materials, food, and family activities. LEARN MORE & RSVP:
We’re excited to welcome Josh Rivera as a featured speaker at our Community Preparedness Fair! As Director of Staten Island Regional & Community Affairs at Con Edison, Josh brings decades of experience building partnerships across government, nonprofits, and community organizations to strengthen local resilience and advance clean energy initiatives. Join us to hear his insights and connect with leaders working to keep our communities prepared and informed. 📅 May 30 | 🕚 11 AM–2 PM 📍 P.S. 56, Staten Island #CommunityPreparedness #StatenIsland #ConEdison #NYCEvents #EmergencyPreparedness #CommunityStrong
🤝 Partnerships That Work: From Collaboration to Subcontracts Small nonprofits know that partnerships can open doors to growth, sustainability, and greater community impact — but successful collaboration takes trust, clarity, and strong relationships. Join us for our upcoming Small Nonprofit Affinity Group session as we explore how organizations are building effective partnerships, preparing for subcontract opportunities, and creating collaborations that last. 📅 Monday, June 1 🕕 6 PM 📍 Trinity Lutheran Church Featuring guest speakers: ✨ Michael De Vito Jr. ✨ Rashida Ladner-Seward This will be an interactive conversation with opportunities to learn from nonprofit leaders, ask questions, and connect with peers navigating similar challenges and opportunities. 🎟️ Register now: https://conta.cc/4f1lf1M #SmallNonprofits #CommunityPartnerships #NonprofitLeadership #AffinityGroup #Collaboration
🌪️ We’re excited to welcome Savannah Steinhauer as a speaker at our Community Preparedness Fair! As a Public Warning Specialist at NYC Emergency Management, Savannah plays a vital role in keeping New Yorkers safe—issuing real-time alerts through the NotifyNYC program in 12 languages. From weather and air quality to transit updates and emergencies, Savannah helps ensure our communities stay informed and prepared. 📍 Join us to hear from Savannah and other local experts as we get ready for hurricane season together. #CommunityPreparedness #NotifyNYC #NYCEM #HurricaneSeason #BePrepared #StatenIsland #NYCEvents
☀️ Know the Signs of Heat Exhaustion Extreme heat can become dangerous fast. Watch for symptoms like: 💧 Heavy sweating 😓 Dizziness or weakness 🤕 Headaches 🤢 Nausea 💓 Rapid pulse If you start feeling sick: ✅ Drink plenty of water ✅ Move to a cool or air-conditioned place ✅ Avoid strenuous outdoor activity Cooling centers are open across NYC to help residents stay safe during this heat wave. Check on neighbors, older adults, and anyone vulnerable to extreme heat. 📍 Find your nearest cooling center by scanning the QR code or visiting: https://finder.nyc.gov/coolingcenters/
🌡️ NYC Heat Alert: Cooling Centers Are Open Across All Five Boroughs 🌡️ With temperatures climbing to dangerously hot levels this week, New Yorkers are encouraged to stay cool, stay hydrated, and check on neighbors, seniors, and vulnerable family members. If the heat becomes too much, cooling centers are available throughout the city. 📍 Find your nearest cooling center: 📞 Call 311 📲 Scan the QR code or visit: https://finder.nyc.gov/coolingcenters/ Take the heat seriously — extreme temperatures can be dangerous. Limit outdoor activity when possible and look for the signs of heat sickness.
🚨 We’re excited to welcome Brandon Sherr as a featured speaker at our Community Preparedness Fair! A dedicated American Red Cross volunteer since 2005, Brandon brings decades of experience in disaster response, volunteer training, and mass care operations. From managing shelters during major hurricanes like Irene and Sandy to training over 1,000 responders and serving as a government liaison during critical emergencies, Brandon has been on the front lines helping communities prepare and recover. Join us to hear expert insights on staying ready this hurricane season! 🌪️
