The goal of a Charitable Organization should be to provide maximum community impact on a social issue at a reasonable cost. The expenses associated with operations, promotion, and fundraising are important financial inputs to meeting this goal. The administration of

Donations made by one registered Charity Organization to another are common in Canada’s Charitable Sector. Such donations do not give way to a charitable tax receipt because both the donor and the recipient are tax-exempt organizations. Inter-Charity activity gives rise

Government Funding represents one of the largest sources of Revenue to Canada’s Charities andFoundations. Recipients of this funding are chosen by governments and given the privilege to provide servicesand goods that the government would otherwise have to provide. Grants and

Real Estate is an acceptable asset to be owned by Canadian Charities and Foundations. Real Estate’s unique features and attributes, however, must be given due attention when a Charity or Foundation owns it or transacts in it. This report provides

Our most recent charity sector Research Report is now available for viewing. This report analyzes the fundraising methods used by Canadian Charities. Many Charities use multiple types of fundraising. Given the limited resources to spend on fundraising, thechallenge is to