Beware the social enterprise enthusiast who isn’t fully aware of the differences between federal and provincial legislation on social enterprise, nonprofits and charities. David Oyler finds that some promoters don’t even understand the difference between a nonprofit and a registered charity.
Become your organization’s financial superhero with Bill Kennedy’s introduction to accounting language. From accrual to variance, Bill decodes what some of that jargon means, what questions you should ask, and what action you need to take.
We know that Canadians believe charities affect their communities in important ways. So why have reported donations stagnated? Imagine Canada says the answer lies in the Stretch Tax Credit – greater tax incentives for individuals who increase their giving.
The likeliest sponsors for your charity’s program or event are companies that can advance their own business goals by interacting with your audience. Brent Barootes and Janet Gadeski explain how your audience can help you make that perfect match.
Like motherhood and apple pie, who can disagree with donor stewardship? But do organizations really make the time and effort to ensure that it’s done effectively and well? Doug Flanders reviews the fundamentals of keeping your donors engaged.
Beware the social enterprise enthusiast who isn’t fully aware of the differences between federal and provincial legislation on social enterprise, nonprofits and charities. David Oyler finds that some promoters don’t even understand the difference between a nonprofit and a registered charity.
Become your organization’s financial superhero with Bill Kennedy’s introduction to accounting language. From accrual to variance, Bill decodes what some of that jargon means, what questions you should ask, and what action you need to take.
Like motherhood and apple pie, who can disagree with donor stewardship? But do organizations really make the time and effort to ensure that it’s done effectively and well? Doug Flanders reviews the fundamentals of keeping your donors engaged.
