The University of British Columbia‘s British Columbia History Digitization Program invites applications from private or public institutions and agencies that have the preservation of historical British Columbia materials as part […]
LegalWills published the 2024 Canadian Report Gifts in Wills, which reveals the most frequently bequeathed items among Canadians. As part of the study, 8172 Wills were analyzed to determine the
The Toronto Foundation released Toronto’s Vital Signs Round-Up on Growth, a first-ever snapshot of the city through a limited set of indicators and community voices. This new series of Roundups
The Canadian Women’s Foundation invites you to take the changemaker personality quiz. By participating in the quiz, you will find out your changemaker personality type, and gain access to tools,
When we were putting together our recent podcast episode, Reconciliation and the Nonprofit Sector: Where Are We Now?, we were keen to explore how Canada’s philanthropic sector could do a
GoFundMe released the State of Social Giving Report, which delves into new trends shaping the giving landscape. More than 1000 people were surveyed to determine how different generations use social media
In today’s nonprofit landscape, leaders face challenges that require going beyond traditional financial oversight. In this article, Ed Mortimer, Senior Manager Solution Consultant at Sage, explores key areas for successful
The Ontario Arts Council, in partnership with Nordicity, released Arts Across Ontario, the first-ever complete economic assessment of the province’s arts sector. According to the assessment, Ontario contributes $26.4 billion to
Applications are now open for the Regional Homebuilding Innovation Initiative in Southern Ontario through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario. The Agency is prioritizing projects that support innovative
Daily Bread Food Bank, in partnership with North York Harvest Food Bank, released the Who’s Hungry 2024 Report, an annual profile of food insecurity and poverty in Toronto. From April 1,
