How AI is quietly rewiring Canada’s non-profit sector
Ten practical use cases illustrate how AI is becoming part of the non-profit sector’s core infrastructure – and the strategic implications for boards, executives, and funders.
Organizational Development
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How to support non-profits in AI adoption
Non-profit leaders are struggling to figure out how AI fits into their organizations while navigating ethical, privacy, and governance concerns. Contributor Julie Sobowale looks at some of the challenges and opportunities.
Strategy development at medium-sized non-profits
The 1Up Single Parent Resource Centre in Victoria recently rethought and refreshed its fundamental strategy and inventory of programs. Board member Erwin Martinez shares their experience, and a model he invites other non-profit boards to follow.
Building trust in an age of cynicism: Seven key principles in development and alumni relations
Organizations that are the most successful in fundraising and community engagement are grounded in fundamental principles that guide their actions and decisions, Rob Donelson writes.
A guidebook for those who choose to lead against the current
Structured around her ‘Courageous Operating System,’ Eveline Shen’s new book is a road map for leaders who are fighting for change to systems that oppress their communities and clients.
Financial advisors are talking to Canadians about money – but are they talking about charity?
Death is a delicate subject, but with the biggest intergenerational wealth transfer in history underway, the charitable sector is realizing it needs to build bridges with financial advisors as they help Canadians write their wills.
How DEI rollbacks threaten non-profits that serve women and racialized and Indigenous communities
With a global retreat on DEI measures underway, Mothers Matter Canada’s Yusra Qadir examines the effect on organizations serving marginalized communities and issues a call to action to government and funders.
Canada doesn’t need more volunteers – we need more enablers
If we want volunteering to be a vibrant, inclusive part of Canadian life – and not something that “just happens” – we need to invest in its enablers, Volunteer Toronto’s Cara Eaton writes.
