Sprott Centre for Social Enterprises releases two reports on fundraising in Canada

Fundraising is a critical source of revenue for Canadian charities and increasingly so as government support declines and the number of charities rises. The Sprott Centre for Social Enterprises has released two research reports that look at fundraising activities in Canada.

Thursday, November 22, 2012 in News, Research
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