This guidebook was prepared by students from the Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership Program at Carleton University. It outlines how to start a nonprofit organization in Canada, with specifications… ...
The workbook was written by four students from Carleton University as their capstone project to obtain their Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership degree. Carleton is the only university in the… ...
The Muttart Foundation, in collaboration with the law firm Miller Thomson LLP, has produced a resource to assist groups in coping with the financial hardships that are now upon them. ...
This publication looks at some of the philosophical elements of youth development models that may be incorporated into organizations who involve youth in their decisions. He also provides examples of… ...
Ms. McKibben explored how the nonprofit voluntary charitable sector, and AIDS service agencies in particular, cope with systemic change. She presents material, ideas, and examples of best practice from agencies… ...
This book provides background on the non-profit sector and examines ways that a board can gain an in-depth understanding of the community it chooses to serve. Download Weaving… ...
Ms. Woods examines the concept of social capital and how it can and should be applied — internally as well as externally — by the voluntary sector. Download… ...
Ms. Bruce examines how one can live through – even celebrate – major transitions in the life of a voluntary sector organization. Using her learnings in organizational development and behaviour,… ...
The author undertook an initiative to develop research about future prospects for housing for seniors, given decisions by governments to reduce their funding of such facilities. As part of the… ...