Offices for Nonprofit Protecting Local Mountains Closed Amid Government Shutdown
The offices for Friends of the Desert Mountains, a nonprofit partnering with the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument, have closed due to the ongoing government shutdown.
According to the nonprofit's leadership, this is the first time a shutdown has resulted in staff needing to vacate its offices, located in Palm Desert, California.
- The shutdown has led to canceled programs, resulting in fewer donations.
- The nonprofit has lost income due to the closure of its gift shop.
- Upcoming events, such as anniversaries for the monument, may be canceled if funding is not restored.
News Channel 3 is speaking with Friends' Executive Director to detail the impacts of the shutdown on the nonprofit's operation.
Author's summary: Nonprofit offices closed due to government shutdown.
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