Top blog posts from Imagine Canada in 2018

April 23, 2019

Top blog posts from Imagine Canada in 2018

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As the year winds down, we thought we'd share the Imagine Canada blog's top ten most-viewed posts of the year. 

  1. iMPact Day: The Social Impact Challenge
  2. Six Best Practices to Develop Your Leadership Skills in the Nonprofit Sector
  3. An Open Letter to the Prime Minister Regarding Canada’s Charitable and Nonprofit Sector
  4. Governance Models – It’s OK to be Different
  5. Emerging “Social Deficit” May Force Charities to Cut Essential Services
  6. Redefining the Next Generation of Philanthropy
  7. 30 Years of Giving in Canada – A look back to move forward
  8. Volunteering and the Rise of Individual Social Responsibility
  9. The Why & How of Millennial Giving
  10. Four Steps to Building a Strong Partnership Culture

Honorable mentions

Here are the blog posts that we thought deserved an honorable mention as some of our most-read content published before 2018:

  1. Marketing is Not Fundraising (2016)
  2. Executive Director Performance Reviews in 5 Steps (2016)
  3. The Tricky Question of Director Benefits (2017)

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