Canada Revenue Agency's new fundraising guidance "represents a significant improvement," says charity law specialist Terrance Carter. It's clearer and better organized, but that may mean that CRA now expects charities to understand it and comply with it fully. here's what you need to know about the new provisions.
A major gifts expert mines the field of psychology for insights on persuasion and negotiation. Here's how to use principles of scarcity, authority, social proof and more to help your prospect commit to a gift.
Unleashing the potential that comes with charities running private businesses would be a huge help towards self-sufficiency, says Adam Aptowitzer. So if Canadians value self-sufficiency as individuals, why does our society continue denying it to charities?
Canadian volunteer Umeeda Umedaly Switlo shares her experience fundraising in Rwanda. In just three months, she advised six different organizations on everything from special events to social media. Now a recruiter with Cuso, she might just make an overseas match for you.
Cuso International is recruiting fundraisers to serve internationally. If you see yourself as a global citizen, you may be the right person for an overseas posting. Learn more about the interview and orientation process and the kinds of positions available.
Canada Revenue Agency's new fundraising guidance "represents a significant improvement," says charity law specialist Terrance Carter. It's clearer and better organized, but that may mean that CRA now expects charities to understand it and comply with it fully. here's what you need to know about the new provisions.
A major gifts expert mines the field of psychology for insights on persuasion and negotiation. Here's how to use principles of scarcity, authority, social proof and more to help your prospect commit to a gift.
Unleashing the potential that comes with charities running private businesses would be a huge help towards self-sufficiency, says Adam Aptowitzer. So if Canadians value self-sufficiency as individuals, why does our society continue denying it to charities?
