Modernizing the Charitable Sector: the Scoop on What You Can Expect in 2020

Author Alison Sinkewicz
Creating a Stronger Charitable Sector

Why It Matters

For years, Canadaโ€™s charities have faced frustrations over the lack of communication with the federal government. In August 2019, the government formed the Advisory Committee on the Charitable Sector (ACCS) to create ongoing dialogue with the sector. ACCS co-chairs give us invaluable insight into what to expect in 2020.

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