Substitute Senate Bill No. 87 establishes a Nonprofit Provider Advisory Board within the Office of Policy and Management to advise the Governor and the Office on various matters related to nonprofit services. The board will consist of twelve members appointed by the Governor, including representatives from various nonprofit sectors such as behavioral health care, services for homeless persons, and community justice services, as well as designees from multiple state agency commissioners. The board's responsibilities include improving access to services, promoting collaboration among state agencies, recommending strategies for financial viability, and identifying gaps in nonprofit services due to changes in federal funding or policies.

Additionally, the bill prohibits auto insurance companies from refusing to renew policies, assigning surcharges, or increasing rates solely based on the fact that the insured or any regular operator of the vehicle is a volunteer driver providing transportation services to nonprofit or charitable organizations. This provision aims to protect volunteer drivers from financial penalties related to their service. The new legal language includes the establishment of the advisory board and the specific protections for volunteer drivers, while no deletions from current law are noted in the summary provided.