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What trends will impact charities and nonprofits in the second quarter of 2024?
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Sparking Change: 3 Ways to Engage in Advocacy

Trying to spark change and advance policy priorities, even in a small way, is a challenging task for any nonprofit organization.

Jack Showers (Guest Author)

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Reflecting on a year of crisis and nonprofit advocacy

The period since the global pandemic was declared in March 2020 has been tumultuous and challenging in innumerable ways, and the nonprofit sector has not been spared.

Emily Jensen

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Recent data releases from Statistics Canada are helpful but more is needed

Having accurate and up-to-date evidence is key to informed decision-making. Unfortunately, the nonprofit sector has been experiencing a data deficit for some time now.

Emily Jensen

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Building Your Prospect List: What Makes a “Good” Funder?

So your nonprofit organization has an exciting initiative but you need support to get it off the ground? Wondering how to build a list of prospective funders?

Haley MacDonald

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How much should I ask for in a grant application?

Deciding how much to ask for in a grant application can be a perilous job.

Paul Anderson

Sector Stats

Get to know Canada’s social sector! Explore this infographic to learn about the size, scope, and economic contribution of charities and nonprofits across Canada.

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