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A chart of gift options which describes :
Type of Gift
Benefits to Charitable Organizations
Benefits to the Donor
Gift Examples
Most Appropriate For
From the Professional Advisors eResource
Also available in French
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Introduction
Summary of findings
2011 results
Trends since 2002
Nearly 6 in 10 meet fundraising goal for 2011
Factors associatioed with meeting fundraising goal
Benchmarks for share of charitable receipts from fundraising approaches
Typer of fundraising methods used
Trends in changes in...
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The federal government announced the 2013 Federal Budget on March 21, 2013, and it includes the “First-Time Donor’s Super Credit” (“FDSC”) to encourage new donors who have not donated within the last five years to give to charity. This overview webinar session will explain to whom the credit is...
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Key findings
Summary of the study
Changes in total contributions received
Fundraising success linked with effective communication
Changes in 2010 did not meet expectations stated in late 2009
Even while anticipating increases, organizations budgeted conservativley for 2010 fundraising goals...
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Sample Gift Acceptance policy (available online) from the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
Provided here as an example of best practice in fundraising policy and a reference to other organizations.
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Fact Sheet 1: Giving levels
Fact Sheet 2: The giving decision
Fact Sheet 3: Administration/How charities operate
Fact Sheet 4: Thanking donors
Fact Sheet 5: Boards and volunteer leadership
Fact Sheet 6: Role of fundraisers
Ce que veulent les donateurs canadiens*Feuillet d’information no 1:...
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CRA guidance on how to receipt for cause-related marketing. Cause-related marketing is a fundraising activity where a registered charity (or other qualified donee) works with a for-profit partner to promote the sale of the for-profit partner’s items or services on the basis that part of the...
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