Here’s the new online portal that is building awareness around giving and volunteering data in Canada

Author Shannon VanRaes
Charities and non-profits can learn about donation and volunteer trends without sifting through Statistics Canada data

Why It Matters

For years, charities and non-profits have had to interpret raw Statistics Canada data on their own. Increased access to in-depth analysis allows organizations to better access and utilize scarce resources.

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