Philanthropic Foundations Canada (PFC) published the 2026 Working in Canadian Foundations: Putting People First Report, developed based on data from the CRA T3010, PFC’s Foundation Staff Survey, PFC Salary and
YMCA WorkWell, in partnership with the Women’s Nonprofit Network, published The State of Women’s Wellbeing in Nonprofits Report. Over a 12-month period, employee experience and demographic data were collected from nearly
A 2025 national study from the Charity Insights Canada Project found that only 12% of Canadian charities described themselves as very financially stable, down from 21% in 2023. Eighty percent
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published insights into reconciliation in the Canadian charitable sector. According to the research, participating charities indicated that 42% worked with Indigenous communities as part of programming, 27% hired
People working in charities understand the growing pressures facing the sector and the millions of Canadians who rely on it. Demand for services is rising, fundraising is challenging, volunteer participation
Original Broadcast Date: September 24, 2026 Summary: Employment agreements, workplace harassment complaints, and employee terminations are among the most common HR challenges nonprofits face—and among the most likely to result
CN Railroaders for Change announced that applications are now open for the Together to Prevent Homelessness program. Through this initiative, CN Railroaders for Change supports organizations aligned with their three
ECVO published data from the 2026 Human Services Sector Survey, which reveals key insights into the state of the sector. The survey was conducted to better understand the experiences, challenges
In this episode of CharityVillage Connects, we explore Canada’s growing volunteer challenge and what it will take to rebuild a stronger culture of giving. With demand for charitable services rising
Original Broadcast Date: September 17, 2026 Summary: Most Canadian nonprofits are still managing their finances the way they always have: informal approval processes, dense board reports, and no documented financial
