Resources

Choose Health is offering virtual Brief Action Planning (BAP) training, designed to build patient confidence, strengthen shared decision-making, and turn health goals into small, actionable steps within short clinical visits.

Is your volunteer strategy built to scale? Here is how Canadian leaders are staying ahead.

Grant funding is more competitive than ever. More organizations are applying, funders are being more selective, and the teams doing the work are usually stretched thin. Yet when you talk to the people who actually review applications, a clear pattern emerges: the reasons strong

Whether you are hiring for the first time or for the 1000th time, recruiting is an important – but incredibly complex – process.

Most fundraising reports only tell part of the story. If your performance is judged on last‑click or direct attribution alone, you’re likely underreporting results and putting critical budget at risk. Channels that influence giving but don’t get “credit” often look expendable

Most nonprofit reporting systems focus on what’s easiest to track, not what’s actually driving revenue. Discover how to uncover the hidden influence behind donor behavior and make smarter investment decisions.

Practical information to boost your charity’s fundraising potential.

The series focuses on building organizational and service capacity, enabling GCOs to sustainably support their communities while addressing systemic barriers and delivering inclusive, culturally responsive services.

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.