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Taylor Kelly comes to the team from Pensacola, Florida. Taking inspiration from his involvement in numerous organizations such as FBLA, INTERACT, and other not for profit collaborators, he steers his passion for leadership with his vast experience. One of Taylor's main focuses is perfection. He knows how to inspire those around him to do what they do best, while keeping all of the "little things" in view.

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New Polling: Americans Overwhelmingly Support Nonprofit Voter Engagement Ahead of 2026 Midterms

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By Taylor Kelly
| independentsector.org
National nonprofit leaders will host a joint webinar to share findings on new national nonprofit voter engagement survey and launch Voices in Action, designed to equip nonprofits with the tools to support voters in their communities ahead of 2026 midterm elections.
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Lessons Learned from 250 Years of American Volunteerism

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By Akilah Watkins, Taylor Kelly
| independentsector.org
If you’re like me, you’re still reeling from the implications of yesterday’s Supreme Court decision gutting the Voting Rights Act and undoing decades of progress removing barriers to the ballot box. But as a terminal optimist, I am always seeking rays of light in the storm.
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DC Download | Acts of Congress and Acts of Service

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By Travis Eric Swanson, Taylor Kelly
| independentsector.org
April is National Volunteer Month — a reminder that the charitable sector runs, in no small part, on the conviction that showing up for your community matters. Tens of millions of Americans do exactly that every year, giving their time to organizations working on everything from food security to crisis intervention to affordable housing. It’s a powerful expression of civil society in action, and one that doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
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