There are just 4 months left to file for continuance under the new Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act (CNCA). Theresa L.M. Man explains how and why all organizations incorporated under the Canada Corporations Act (CCA) must apply.
Determining the optimal mailing schedule can be tricky—it’s easy to send mail too often, or not often enough. And what about calling your donors, should it even be done? Peter Hoppe shares his experience with the best way to tackle mailing and telemarketing.
Jill Lesser shares an inspiring story about how two charities stopped competing for donors’ dollars and instead worked together—getting more bang for their buck—to support sick kids and their families. They realized collaboration was the key to success.
Every charity’s been asked, time and again, about how much money they spend on administrative costs. Don’t be put on the spot; Bill Kennedy says it’s best to get ahead of the issue by tackling it with a series of cost-saving initiatives.
When people don’t even understand your cause, it can be pretty hard to raise money. Janet Gadeski explores the CAMH campaign to change our understanding and response to mental illness while presenting the impact of their treatment and research.
There are just 4 months left to file for continuance under the new Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act (CNCA). Theresa L.M. Man explains how and why all organizations incorporated under the Canada Corporations Act (CCA) must apply.
Determining the optimal mailing schedule can be tricky—it’s easy to send mail too often, or not often enough. And what about calling your donors, should it even be done? Peter Hoppe shares his experience with the best way to tackle mailing and telemarketing.
Jill Lesser shares an inspiring story about how two charities stopped competing for donors’ dollars and instead worked together—getting more bang for their buck—to support sick kids and their families. They realized collaboration was the key to success.
Every charity’s been asked, time and again, about how much money they spend on administrative costs. Don’t be put on the spot; Bill Kennedy says it’s best to get ahead of the issue by tackling it with a series of cost-saving initiatives.
When people don’t even understand your cause, it can be pretty hard to raise money. Janet Gadeski explores the CAMH campaign to change our understanding and response to mental illness while presenting the impact of their treatment and research.
