The law of advocacy by charitable organizations : the case for change

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Strategic planning for nonprofit organization: a practical guide and workbook

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Business planning for nonprofits : what it is and why it matters

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Strategic planning workbook: for nonprofit organizations

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Privacy policy not enough, 3rd party privacy contract also needed to comply with PIPEDA

From Carters Charity Law Bulletin #71, 2005

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Strategic planning workbook: for nonprofit organizations

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Developing your policies and procedures manual : the basics

Contents Introduction Determining your learning needs Identifying the strengths and areas for improvement in your agency's policies and procedures Where do you begin? Establishing your table of contents Identifying your priority policies Determining your numbering system Establishing a...

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Dissolution: a guide for Alberta Not-for-Profits

 This document looks at what is involved for non-profit organizations at the end stage of an organization’s life. The technical details vary by statute but generally, dissolution is the last stage of liquidation; the process by which an incorporated organization or company is ended and its...

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The M word : a board member's guide to nonprofit mergers

"This study provides a road map to a merger's expectations, processes, and obstacles.  Special sections depict seven organizations' actual merger experiences, feature sample resolutions and worksheets, and highlight the key roles executive directors play in a merger. Also offers advice on how...

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Trousse d’outils de la LPRPDE pour les entreprises: un guide pour aider les organisations à s’acquitter de leurs responsabilités en vertu de la Loi sur la protection des renseignements personnels et les documents électroniques

Le guide a été élaboré par le Commissariat à la protection de la vie privée du Canada pour aider les organisations à s’acquitter de leurs responsabilités en vertu de la  Loi sur la protection des renseignements personnels et les documents électroniques (LPRPDE).

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