Sector News Digest – January 12, 2021
This week: pandemic pressure on women’s shelters; Nova Scotia non-profits facing rising demand; new forecasting tools for fundraisers, and an announcement about The Philanthropist’s masthead.
Paul Dotey
Paul Dotey
Paul Dotey has worked in publishing design for more than a decade, creating maps, books and illustrations for clients in Canada and around the globe.
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The DAF Dilemma: Will the Pressures Created by COVID-19 Force the Federal Government to Revisit the Rules for Controversial Donor-Advised Funds?
When Annabelle White received a large inheritance 12 years ago, she knew she wanted to give money to environmental causes. Having previously sat on the
News Digest — December 15, 2020
This week: Statistics Canada attempts to measure diversity in the sector, Black Canadians don’t receive enough funding, FAFIA and YWCA Canada celebrate International Human Rights
Sector News Digest – December 1, 2020
This week: New ideas for corporate community investment, a seat at the cabinet table, Giving Tuesday news and the case for non-profit mergers. Wake-up call
New directions: A note from the Agora Foundation Board of Directors / Nouvelles orientations : Un message du CA de la Fondation Agora
The Agora Foundation’s board of directors is pleased to announce the establishment of a new Editorial Advisory Committee for The Philanthropist Journal. As you will
Sector News Digest – November 17, 2020
This week: Senate report in government’s court, stresses at Kids Help Phone, a lifeline for the Legion, and the latest tangles in the WE saga.
Sector News Digest – November 3, 2020
This week: Indigenous housing, the economic plight of single people in Canada, and mentorship for Black youth and young adults. Are singles Canada’s forgotten poor?
Sector News Digest – October 20, 2020
This week: Bolstering recovery by learning from COVID-19; MakeWay says no way to Alberta’s public inquiry; many fear that rent and mortgage relief may come