This week’s round-up celebrates organizations coming together to strengthen services for older adults—each blending resources, reach, and relationships.

Coggeshall Farm Museum has officially merged with Old Sturbridge Village, securing long-term support and expanded programming while preserving the unique identity of each site and deepening Rhode Island’s role in telling the story of early American life.

Two new United Way mergers—one in Pennsylvania and one in Connecticut—showcase the organization’s deep commitment to community-led solutions, thoughtful collaboration, and long-term impact.

This post offers a follow-up on one of Florida’s largest nonprofit mergers, highlighting early outcomes, lessons learned, and what’s ahead for the newly combined Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast and Tampa Bay.

Florida’s nonprofit sector is alive with collaboration, showing how mission-driven organizations can unite to better serve their communities even amid complexity. Three recent mergers exemplify this spirit.

Recent foundation mergers show how shared values, long-term collaboration, and strategic alignment can lead to stronger, more streamlined support for communities.

Explore three recent mergers—from New York to New Orleans to Massachusetts—where nonprofits and foundations are joining forces to expand impact, streamline operations, and build stronger futures together.

The Aurora Institute and The Learning Accelerator have merged to form a unified organization committed to advancing equitable, student-centered education through both policy innovation and practical support for educators.

Doing Good Together and Create the Change® have merged to serve over 200,000 families annually with expanded tools that help young people turn empathy into meaningful action.

Two leading trans rights nonprofits—the National Center for Transgender Equality and the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund—merged to form Advocates for Trans Equality.

Three Maine nonprofits—GMS, Uplift, and Independence Advocates of Maine—are merging to expand services, reduce costs, and become the state’s largest provider of support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The merger of Home Base and the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund creates a more unified and impactful support system for military families of the fallen.

The Arts and Education Council and Network for Strong Communities are merging to form a single organization that combines arts funding with nonprofit technical assistance.

The Santa Barbara News-Press is set to relaunch as a nonprofit digital newsroom through a partnership with NEWSWELL, aiming to restore trusted local journalism with community-led oversight and public-interest reporting.

Cambridge Day, a longtime one-person newsroom, has joined forces with nonprofit Cambridge News Inc. to expand local journalism in Cambridge and Somerville.

The Community Foundation of Nevada County and the Center for Nonprofit Leadership have joined forces to better support local nonprofits through expanded training, funding access, and strategic collaboration.

Two Colorado Springs nonprofits—Hope COS and The Redemption Project—have merged to expand their impact, offering holistic support to people experiencing homelessness and addiction.

The Women’s Museum of California has joined the San Diego History Center in a powerful merger that honors its legacy, expands its reach, and ensures women’s stories continue to inspire future generations.

The Vilna Shul and the Jewish Arts Collaborative (JArts) have merged to enhance and broaden access to Jewish culture and community throughout Greater Boston.

Funraise and POINT have joined forces to combine their technologies, making it easier for nonprofits to manage fundraising, donor relationships, and volunteer coordination efficiently.