Non-Profits

Terry Fox, young man with curly blond hair and a prosthetic leg, runs down a street in the year 1980 while crowds of people cheer him on from the sidewalks.

Terry Fox Foundation collaborating to expand cancer research, philanthropy

While survival rates for some types of cancer have improved, cancer remains the leading cause of death in Canada, killing an estimated one in four Canadians.

Latest in Non-Profits
New Rapid Response Network to strengthen non-profit contribution to federal policy

Imagine Canada’s Rapid Response Network will help organizations convene on issues that affect the whole sector, including tariffs and economic policy.

Funders are receiving more AI proposals, but not all are well-equipped to assess them

Research has shown that funders are using artificial intelligence less than their non-profit counterparts.

A Canadian flag hangs from the Manitoba Legislative Building in Winnipeg.
Non-profits push for recognition during compact federal election campaign

Canada’s non-profit sector still doesn’t have a home in government.

How do you plan a field trip for remote or fly-in communities? Non-profit has an answer

Connected North offers virtual learning opportunities in remote classrooms.

Regina Folk Festival closes its doors, citing dwindling arts funds
Canada’s first cultural land trust purchase saves beloved arts spaces

At least two long-term tenants will be able to stay in the Youngplace building in Toronto thanks to Inspirit Foundation

Why and how many charities lost their status in the past two years – and the case for more data

Future of Good analyzed data from the CRA on the charities whose status was revoked in 2023 and 2024. This information is also publicly available through the Canada Gazette.

How the four-day workweek is changing non-profits in Canada

Finding novel ways to attract and keep staff is becoming increasingly important to keep non-profit organizations healthy.

Museum to use latest data on Canadians’ human rights perceptions to develop storytelling

Canadians have little trust in religious leaders, traditional media or businesses when it comes to human rights, says a new survey.

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