Tax exemptions or direct funding? Grassroots data analysis finds differences in non-profit and industry budget submissions
According to preliminary analysis, non-profits are more likely to ask for direct funding from the federal government, while industry associations ask most for policy changes and considerations.
Why It Matters
More than 900 submissions have been made to the federal government’s pre-budget consultations. This year, the non-profit sector has continued its advocacy for affordable housing, social assistance, and a robust arts sector. However, there are competing forces at bay, with companies and other organizations often advocating for policy change, reform and funding that is directly in opposition to the sector's work.
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