Association of Fundraising Professionals
Canada's Charitable Sector - Opportunities for Growth & Change
Posted January 12th, 2012 by Gena Rotstein- advocacy
- AFP
- Ambassador of Philanthropy
- Association of Fundraising Professionals
- Bob McInnis
- Canada
- charitable giving
- Chronicle of Philanthropy
- CRA
- Derek Brechtholdt
- donors
- Finance Committee
- government
- Harvard Business Review
- House of Commons
- Imagine Canada
- Nadine Riopel
- philanthropy
- Stanford Social Innovation Review
- Stretch Tax Credit
- T3010
Thank you to Nadine Riopel, Bob McInnis, Derek Brechtholdt and the others who tweeted out the draft of this brief, and most especially provided valuable feedback.
This brief was developed in response to a call from the House of Commons Finance Committee as they undergo a review process of Canada's charitable sector and the tax laws that govern the sector. Recommendations range from the creation of a government appointed Ambassador of Philanthropy, creating clearer legislation around "reasonable profit" and social enterprise, and addressing the inconsistencies in the T3010 tax filing that do not address the critical information that donors need in order to make informed charitable decisions.
- Gena Rotstein's blog
- Add new comment
Are you a Chicken Little donor?
Posted March 17th, 2010 by Gena Rotstein- Amy Lewis
- Association of Fundraising Professionals
- board of directors
- charity
- Chicken Little
- Dexterity Consulting
- donor
- Gena Rotstein
- Imagine Canada
- Investor
- philanthropy
Guest Blogger: Amy Lewis is currently completing her Bachelor of Communications-Public Relations Degree at Mount Royal University with an anticipated graduation Summer 2010. Amy has diverse range communication experience. Including marketing, media relations and, event planning. For her first internship Amy held the position of marketing coordinator for WorldSkills Calgary 2009. Amy enjoys exploring the variety of options that Marketing and Public Relations presents.
Things as of late are looking pretty good, the housing market is in recovery, the economy is beginning to rebound but it wasn't that long ago that we were all crying the sky is falling. Everything appeared to be doom and gloom. Read more »
- Gena Rotstein's blog
- Add new comment