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About the Publisher
The Alliance for Children and Families is a nonprofit membership association representing nonprofit child- and family-serving and economic empowerment organizations in the United States and Canada.

The more than 370 member organizations of the Alliance provide an array of community-based programs and services to all generations, annually serving close to 3.4 million people in more than 6,000 communities.

Together, they have a combined operating budget of $4.1 billion, employ more than 53,000 full-time staff, and enjoy the volunteerism of more than 7,500 board members. Motivated by a vision of a healthy society and strong communities, the Alliance works to strengthen America’s nonprofit sector and, through advocacy, assure its continued independence.

Member agencies are the first priority of the Alliance; as such, a clear understanding of members’ needs and expectations drives all processes, practices, and policies. The Alliance plays a significant national role to assure the strength and independence of our private, nonprofit members, and we are committed to this sector and act as our members’ national radar to keep them apprised of important trends and issues.


2008 Magazine Demographics
Circulation: Our distribution is to about 14,500 individuals. Projected readership is approximately 42,000. Most readers (around 12,000) are volunteers who serve on the boards of directors or trustees at Alliance and United Neighborhood Centers of America (UNCA) member agencies.

The lifestyles and experiences of these volunteer board members is diverse—ranging from representatives of the populations served by Alliance and UNCA members to community and business leaders. Many of them are affluent, highly educated businesspeople, with significant disposable incomes.

Audience: Senior managers and leaders of nonprofit social services organizations who are members of the Alliance and United Neighborhood Centers of America (UNCA), as well as volunteer board members, child and family advocates, and key elected officials—all
of whom impact the future of children and families.

These are the decision-makers, those who control billions of dollars in spending each year.

Our roughly 550 Alliance and UNCA members have a cumulative operating budget of $5 billion. They serve tens of thousands of communities and millions of clients annually. The top managers and leaders at these organizations—as well as the thousands of corporate and community leaders who serve on their boards—make and influence billions of dollars in purchases every year.

That’s a lot of influence. And impact.

Areas of purchasing interest might include financial and banking, accounting, legal, consulting services, books, workshops/seminars and training, web development and design services, food services, vehicles, insurance, technology solutions, education and training, and human resources support.

And you can reach them directly through the Alliance for Children & Families Magazine.


Magazine Profile
The Alliance for Children & Families Magazine is a quarterly publication targeted to a specialized national audience that includes senior management and leadership of nonprofit social service organizations, as well as volunteer board members, child and family advocates, and key elected officials throughout the nation who impact the future of children and families.

Packaged within the bounds of the magazine is the Nonprofit Director, a publication specific to the interests of the more than 12,000 individuals who volunteer on the board of directors at Alliance and UNCA member organizations. The Nonprofit Director champions knowledge development, networking, and information sharing within this unique and growing community of nonprofit volunteer leaders.

Between the Alliance for Children & Families Magazine and the Nonprofit Director, editorial content touches on a wide range of nonprofit leadership and governance issues, including this sampling of topics:
• Civic engagement
• Board governance and development
• Leadership development and training
• Innovative programs and services
• Public policy and advocacy
• Fund development
• Communications and marketing
• Member highlights and member profiles
• Nonprofit human service sector issues