Stories to expect in 2024 that could change how grassroots organizations operate
Social purpose organizations closely watch inflation rates and landmark federal grants as they face uncertainty.
Social purpose organizations closely watch inflation rates and landmark federal grants as they face uncertainty.
Philanthropic Foundations Canada and the Ontario Nonprofit Network say the guidance is a significant policy win. However, a third sector association says it won’t likely prompt a new flood of money to non-qualified donees.
“The people in these situations don't need to be told that they could end up in body bag. They wake up every day, wondering if that's going to happen,” said Marnie Hill, who was upset by the campaign.
Five Canadian WeWork locations to close after U.S. company goes into receivership
New non-profit ArtHubs Toronto will assume current management contracts
“Everything we do starts and ends with human interactions,” say the founders of Pairity, an end-to-end refugee integration platform.
“It’s hard to push for investment or public policy change when you’re invisible.”
BIPOC-led organizations out-performed white-led organizations on most equity, diversity and inclusion practices, study suggests
With the average one-bedroom apartment now costing Vancouverites $2,600 per month, co-operatives might hold the key to affordable housing
Why a major bank, a technology company and philanthropic foundations are involved in these funding partnerships.
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