Resources

Non-profits should treat communications as a core organizational function that builds trust, strengthens relationships, supports clear decision-making, and improves resilience during change and uncertainty.

Boards that continue to recruit yesterday’s leadership profile will unintentionally constrain their organizations’ future capacity. Contributor Stephen Murgatroyd outlines the core capabilities non-profit boards should prioritize when appointing executive directors in 2026.

Nonprofit ownership of community spaces can strengthen local communities by providing stability, affordability, and long-term access to essential services while helping prevent displacement and support community development.

The National SPRE Organizational Readiness Program is a free, public program for non-profit organizations in Canada who are looking to assess project feasibility and organizational capacity to develop a Social Purpose Real Estate (SPRE) project.

By the end of the program

Labour trafficking is the control and exploitation of a person for their labour or service, usually through force, threats and deception. It’s also known as forced labour. Labour traffickers use violence, threats, lies and illegal debts like pay deductions to make people work

Canadian nonprofits should prioritize digital maturity, modern fundraising, workforce readiness, and inclusive donor engagement to strengthen capacity, improve impact, and adapt to evolving community needs.

No matter their size or mission, nonprofit organizations need insurance protection against risk seen and unseen. To protect your nonprofit against events that could threaten its viability, you need to understand your insurance coverage options. 

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This resource is developed as part of the Supports to Engage Newcomers Digitally (SEND) Project to support settlement service providers in evaluating and selecting digital messaging platforms. It provides an at-a-glance comparison of key platform features, capabilities, costs

Through Nonprofit Law Ontario (NPLO) ONN offers sessions on reading and negotiating funding agreements. Inspired by the sessions, here are 73 tips to negotiate your funding agreements more effectively. Although focused on funding agreements with the Government of Ontario, the

Times have changed. Yet in many nonprofit organizations governance structures and processes haven’t kept pace, evolving with the realities of fewer volunteers, more difficult decisions, and greater expectations.

The good news is there are four ways that can help make your