Author name: CharityVillage

The Government of Canada is accepting applications for projects under the Sport for Social Development in Indigenous Communities program. Through the program, $3.75 million is available for projects serving First Nations,

New tracking research shows a recovery of trust in government among Canadians as pandemic fatigue ends and an emerging “generational trust gap” that could upset the electoral map and change

Nonprofit Appreciation Week is a celebration of our invisible champions – the professionals who work in charitable and nonprofit organizations across our province. It was created with all-party support by

Laidlaw Foundation has announced the application period for the Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund (IYCFF). The organization invests in opportunities for Indigenous youth to connect with their land, languages

According to a recent study conducted by LifeSpeak Inc., there is a correlation between employee belonging and well-being. The study noted a connection between high belonging scores and positive well-being

CivicAction launched a new program, BoardShift, which prepares and matches talented Indigenous, Black, and racialized candidates with nonprofit, charitable, and public board opportunities. The program provides tools and resources to

Canada’s Top 100 has released their picks for the top employers in Atlantic Canada.  CharityVillage congratulates Opportunities New Brunswick, the University of New Brunswick / UNB, and the other not-for-profits included

The It Gets Better Project has announced that applications are now open for its major grants initiative. The grant funds projects that uplift and support the well-being of LGBTQ2SIA+ students.