Call for applications for the Government of Canada‘s Minister’s Advisory Council on Impact Assessment. The Council provides the Minister of Environment and Climate Change with non-partisan advice and recommendations on issues related to the implementation of the impact assessment, regional and strategic assessment regimes set out under the Impact Assessment Act. The Council is seeking […]
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The Indigenous Youth Roots Small Project Stream will provide funding of up to $15,000 to Indigenous youth-led projects and groups, nonprofits that seek to create impactful community change and increase the wellness, resiliency and engagement of Indigenous youth. Projects must be led by 2+ Indigenous youth (ages 15-29) who are meaningfully involved in project guidance, planning, […]
The STEM Camp Foundation, in partnership with STEM Camp, Camp STEAM and Camp Tournesol, announced that full subsidies are available to send kids to camp through the Send a Kid to Camp Program. The subsidies are available for youth in select communities across Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta. The 2025 summer camp subsidies are made possible […]
The Vancouver Foundation is now accepting applications for the Participatory Action Research Grants, which are health-related research grants that are available for projects that are a collaboration between a community service organization and an institution with access to an ethics board, such as a university, health authority, or other research-based organization. Participatory Action Research (PAR) […]
The McLean Day Schools Settlement Corporation (MDSSC) invites First Nation, Inuit Communities and/or community-based Survivor Committees to apply for funding. As part of the $1.47 billion Federal Indian Day Schools Class Action Settlement, a $200 million Legacy Fund was created for Survivors, their children and grandchildren. The first call for Submissions provides funding in two […]
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published new insights into the recruitment and retention crisis in the Canadian charitable sector. The HR crisis is threatening the sector’s ability to deliver essential services to communities across the country. The root cause of these issues remains the sector’s chronic underfunding, which has led to low wages, unstable […]
Gallup research suggests that employees have changed. People are looking to move away from traditional management and towards performance development. [1] As you can see in the table below, in the past, people were more focused on a paycheck, but now they are looking for purpose. Employees in the past were more just looking to […]
Many nonprofits have considered whether or not to pursue charitable status. While securing charitable status for your nonprofit certainly has advantages, such as potentially boosting your organization’s credibility, increasing funding opportunities, and thus increasing your impact in the community, it is a significant step. The process can be complex and time-consuming, so it is important […]
In today’s rapidly changing world, nonprofit organizations find themselves navigating complex regulatory landscapes more than ever. Compliance, once seen as a mere checkbox, has now emerged as a cornerstone for organizational success. For nonprofits, meeting compliance requirements is not just about ticking boxes; it’s about safeguarding the mission, vision, trust, and credibility of the organization. […]
Join Diverse Abilities for a fantastic Charity Golf Day at Hoburne’s Crane Valley in Verwood, which this year will be kindly sponsored by Quay Safety and Christchurch Timber & Trading Ltd. The Charity Golf Day takes place on Wednesday 9 July and spaces are open for teams of four, or for individuals to enter and […]