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What trends will impact charities and nonprofits in the second quarter of 2025?
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Want to Make a Difference? 5 Alternatives to Starting a Registered Charity

Striving to make the world a better place is a noble way to spend your working years, and becoming a registered charity is often assumed to be the only route to working towards the greater good.

Sam Lego (Guest Author)

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Charities and Nonprofits Forced to Adapt as Debt and Deficit Reduction Becomes Fiscal Priority

In this blog post, we will explore recent federal trends in debt and deficit levels and investigate how this has potential to impact the charitable and nonprofit sector.

Inez Hillel, Vivic Research

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The Current Climate: What is happening in the B3 Sector?

B3 organizations (Black-focused, Black-led, and Black-serving) continue to play a critical role in helping vulnerable members of the Black community as a result of shared and lived experiences.

Centre for Young Black Professionals (CEE)

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5 Essential HR Best Practices for Small Nonprofits

In this blog, we’ll take you through a few HR best practices that small organizations can adopt today to streamline HR management, and ensure volunteers and employees feel supported, valued, and excited to be part of your mission.

Partner HR by Silent Partner Software

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Priorities and challenges for nonprofits in the second quarter of 2022

In the second edition of this new quarterly blog series, we discuss some of the macro trends that are impacting Canada’s charities and nonprofits in the second quarter of 2022.

Cathy Barr, Ph.D. & Emily Jensen

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Forced to do More with Less: The Impact of Inflation on Charities and Nonprofits

As inflation continues to rise, charities and nonprofits must find ways to adapt to the shifting economic conditions without compromising the services they offer.

Inez Hillel, Vivic Research

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Nonprofits constantly struggle to hire and keep great fundraisers, with the average tenure of a development professional being just 16 months. Competition for talent is fierce, whether it’s for roles focused on individual donors, corporate partners, or grant fundraising.

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