Nonprofit Corporate Partnerships
How Canadian nonprofits can find, pitch and keep corporate partnerships that fit their mission, with the CRA receipting rules every charity should know.
How Canadian nonprofits can find, pitch and keep corporate partnerships that fit their mission, with the CRA receipting rules every charity should know.
A case for support is the master argument for giving to your nonprofit. Here is what to include, how to structure it and how to keep it honest.
Build a grant budget from the work, not the maximum award: line items, employer costs, overhead, matching, narrative and the errors that get budgets cut.
How a small nonprofit builds recurring giving: who to ask first, the donation page, the first ninety days, failed payments and what to measure.
Funder research that actually works: define the ask, filter on eligibility, read public filings to see who funds organisations like yours.
Grant reporting for Canadian nonprofits: set up on day one, what funders actually want, handling variance and underspend, and systems for several grants.
Donor retention strategies for Canadian nonprofits: how to measure it, why donors really leave, and a practical 12-month plan to fix it.
A comprehensive guide to nonprofit revenue diversification for Canadian charities. Learn practical strategies for building multiple income streams including earned income, social enterprise, community bonds, monthly giving, and major gifts.
Nonprofit Revenue Diversification: A Complete Guide for Canadian Charities in 2026 Read Post »
Learn how to write a compelling grant proposal that stands out to Canadian funders. Covers preparation, structure, budget tips, common mistakes, and expert advice.
How to Write a Winning Grant Proposal in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide Read Post »
Stop relying on a single funding source. Learn how to build a fund development strategy that diversifies revenue, builds infrastructure, and creates long-term financial sustainability.
How to Build a Fund Development Strategy for Your Nonprofit Read Post »