Pandemic Financially Devastated Maryland’s Minority-Led Nonprofits

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Tiffany Turner-Allen said she is tired of her nonprofit organization and workers being seen as resilient and coworkers calling themselves martyrs to their community causes.
“We’re expected to do good and do well from a place of scarcity,” said Turner-Allen, who runs Nonprofit Prince George’s County, a group supporting other nonprofits on a $300,000 budget.
Minority-led nonprofits struggled disproportionately during the pandemic, fueled by hard-