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What trends will impact charities and nonprofits in the second quarter of 2025?
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Advice for fundraisers: be focused, learn to say no, and be yourself!

Melanie Riley has over 20 years’ experience working in fundraising and currently works as the Development Manager at YMCA of Southwestern Ontario.

Alex Pryse

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Our highlights reel: Senate report seeks reforms for charities

Senate studies are often well-funded and thorough.

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Design thinking for good: how charities can evolve by doing what they do best

The first realization most people have when exposed to design thinking is that it often has little to do with anything visual.

Stephen Baldwin

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What does the federal budget tell us about Canada’s social deficit?

The federal budget 2019 and Imagine Canada’s work on the social deficit have important features in common.

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Donor Advised Funds: What Fundraisers Should Know

Do you know how they work and where they fit into your fundraising plan?

Devon Ayer

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Top blog posts from Imagine Canada in 2018

Blog | Round up of 2018's top posts from the Imagine Canada blog

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These findings provide an important update on giving and volunteering trends in Canada, providing a snapshot of how Canadians are engaging with charities and nonprofits in the post-pandemic era.

Jodene Baker and David Lasby