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January 14, 2020

3 Great Reasons to Adopt Digital Strategy – for the good of your organization and the nonprofit sector

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Investing in leadership: 6 steps you can take to develop your skills

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An Open Letter to the Prime Minister Regarding Canada's Charitable and Nonprofit Sector

Redefining the Next Generation of Philanthropy

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How social procurement is impacting the nonprofit sector

4 myths about about young people in nonprofits

4 Myths about Young People and Nonprofit Work

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Understanding trust in the charitable sector - part 1: an exploration

As a thought leader in the charitable sector, Imagine Canada is working to better understand the concept of 'trust', so that charity leaders can work on increasing their trus

September 30, 2018

Jasmine Chananna

3 actions you can take to prevent donor burnout

When people decide to give, they decide which causes to support, which organizations they want to align with, and how they will choose to share their resources.

September 17, 2018

Kerstin Heuer

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Taking the guesswork out of grantseeking: using Grant Connect to find your funders

Grant Connect is Imagine Canada’s fundraising research and management platform designed to simplify fu

July 19, 2018

Marlene Oliveira

The impact of an emerging social deficit on charities and nonprofits [Infographic]

Demand for the essential services provided by charities and nonprofits will rise dramatically over the next decade, but the sector’s revenue streams are not likely to keep up

July 04, 2018

Brian Emmett

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iMPact Day: The Social Impact Challenge

The government and the social good sector share a common goal: to make positive social impact for the betterment of communities.

June 03, 2018

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How can you facilitate Individual Social Responsibility?

We're celebrating the hard work and contributions of Canada's 12.7 million volunteers this week, as part of

April 15, 2018

Elizabeth Dove

Profit, Purpose, And Talent - The 2019 community investment report from Imagine Canada

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Understanding trust in the charitable sector - part 1: an exploration

As a thought leader in the charitable sector, Imagine Canada is working to better understand the concept of 'trust', so that charity leaders can work on increasing their trus

3 actions you can take to prevent donor burnout

When people decide to give, they decide which causes to support, which organizations they want to align with, and how they will choose to share their resources.

Taking the guesswork out of grantseeking: using Grant Connect to find your funders

Grant Connect is Imagine Canada’s fundraising research and management platform designed to simplify fu

The impact of an emerging social deficit on charities and nonprofits [Infographic]

Demand for the essential services provided by charities and nonprofits will rise dramatically over the next decade, but the sector’s revenue streams are not likely to keep up

iMPact Day: The Social Impact Challenge

The government and the social good sector share a common goal: to make positive social impact for the betterment of communities.

How can you facilitate Individual Social Responsibility?

We're celebrating the hard work and contributions of Canada's 12.7 million volunteers this week, as part of

As part of my thesis research in digital media I sat down with extremely wise and well-respected digital minds in the nonprofit sector in order to investigate the cause(s) of poor donor retention.

Corporate Community Investment in Canada - Read the 2019 report

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Understanding trust in the charitable sector - part 1: an exploration

As a thought leader in the charitable sector, Imagine Canada is working to better understand the concept of 'trust', so that charity leaders can work on increasing their trus

3 actions you can take to prevent donor burnout

When people decide to give, they decide which causes to support, which organizations they want to align with, and how they will choose to share their resources.

Taking the guesswork out of grantseeking: using Grant Connect to find your funders

Grant Connect is Imagine Canada’s fundraising research and management platform designed to simplify fu

The impact of an emerging social deficit on charities and nonprofits [Infographic]

Demand for the essential services provided by charities and nonprofits will rise dramatically over the next decade, but the sector’s revenue streams are not likely to keep up

iMPact Day: The Social Impact Challenge

The government and the social good sector share a common goal: to make positive social impact for the betterment of communities.

How can you facilitate Individual Social Responsibility?

We're celebrating the hard work and contributions of Canada's 12.7 million volunteers this week, as part of

3 Great Reasons to Adopt Digital Strategy – for the good of your organization and the nonprofit sector

As part of my thesis research in digital media I sat down with extremely wise and well-respected digital minds in the nonprofit sector in order to investigate the cause(s) of poor donor retention.

Corporate Community Investment in Canada - Read the 2019 report

NATIONAL PARTNERS