Imagine Canada’s Sector Monitor vol.4 no.1

Responses to this edition of the Sector Monitor indicate that charity leaders are optimistic about the future.Slightly fewer charities reported that they experienced difficulties and the percentage of organizations that predicted they’d be better able to deliver on their mission in one year...

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University accountability: a strengthened framework

Report of the task force on university accountability

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Volunteer for the health of it : report of the findings from a health promotion grant funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health

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Giving, volunteering, and participating in Alberta : findings from the 2004 Canada Survey of Giving, Volunteering, and Participating

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Imagine Canada’s Sector Monitor vol.1 no.2

This issue of the Sector Monitor report compares conditions from the first half of 2010 to the baseline established by the first survey. The primary focus is on exploring the effects of the economic downturn that have continued to unfold since 2009. The report summarizes the responses of...

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2014 Alberta Nonprofit Survey

CCVO’s Alberta Nonprofit Survey takes an annual snapshot of the health and experience of Alberta’s nonprofits and charities and captures information on finances, demand for services, staffing, and the future economic outlook of organizations. These surveys help illustrate the changes and trends...

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Mapping the social economy of Atlantic Canada

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Giving in the aftermath of 9/11 : 2003 Update on the foundations and corporations respond

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Foundation growth and giving estimates : current outlook [2007edition]

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Imagine Canada’s Sector Monitor vol.1 no.3

This issue of the Sector Monitor looks at conditions in late 2010. The report presents results for the Monitor’s core set of tracking questions and summarizes the responses of 1,625 leaders of registered charities who participated in this edition of the survey. “This version of...

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