Alliance for Nonprofit Management
www.allianceonline.org/
Based in Washington, DC,
the Alliance promotes quality in nonprofit capacity building and runs a
major annual conference. The Alliance uses its website for online networking
of Alliance colleagues and
promotes its members through an online “Find a Consultant or Service
Provider” directory, a “People of Color Roster” and a membership
directory.
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The Charities File:
Training and Resources to Complete the T3010A
http://pancan-cra.voluntarygateway.ca/
The Charities file is a joint project of the
Canadian Federation of Voluntary Sector Networks and the Centre for
Voluntary Sector Research and Development, funded by the Canada Revenue
Agency (CRA). Their goals are
to increase awareness among charities about
annual compliance requirements of the Government of Canada; provide
training on how to complete and submit accurate information returns, on
time; and, to develop and post learning resources on charitable returns.
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Cultural Human
Resources Council
www.culturalhrc.ca
The CHRC provides tools and
resources related to human resources development in cultural and arts
organizations. Apart from offering a variety of Human Resource tools and
resources online, the site also offers information on a Youth Internship
Program (YIP) that the Council runs in conjunction with the Federal
government. The YIP offers 6-12
month paid internships in exciting and diverse cultural organizations and
disciplines.
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Help 4 Non-Profits
www.help4nonprofits.com/
The official site
for the Help 4 NonProfits & Tribes Institute, this site is chock full of
resource articles and libraries geared toward nonprofit issues. Plenty of
free information, and reasonably priced workbooks and downloadable
documents.
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HR Council for the
Voluntary/Non-profit Sector
www.hrcouncil.ca/
The
premiere source of information, tools and research related to human
resources in the voluntary and non-profit sector in Canada. The HR Council
for the Voluntary & Non-profit Sector (HR Council) works with organizations,
educators, labour and government to identify and address issues related to
paid employment in the voluntary and non-profit sector.
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IMIT Canada
www.imitcanada.org
"IM/IT Canada's mission is to help voluntary sector
organizations translate technology's promise into a stronger organization
which ultimately creates better client service and a stronger community."
Through a network of locally based affiliates, IM/IT (Information
Management/Information Technology) Canada provides advice on technology
related issues to the voluntary sector.
The IM/IT website contains a resource library,
forums and voluntary sector technology news. Numerous links to other
information technology sites are also included.
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Internet Nonprofit Center
www.nonprofits.org
The Internet
Nonprofit Center publishes the
Nonprofit FAQ, a resource of information provided by participants in many
online discussions about nonprofits and their work. The site also offers
online fundraising resources and a system called Idealist, which acts
a matchmaker for volunteers and nonprofits.
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Non-Profit Nuts and Bolts
www.nutsbolts.com
As the name suggests,
this site contains resources covering the nuts and bolts that hold a
successful not-for-profit together. Topics such as fundraising, volunteer
management, leadership issues are just some of the issues covered. Geared
towards the busy nonprofit professional, the site lets you browse some of
the articles from current and back issues of newsletter, Nuts and Bolts.
The site also offers other free articles and resources, and an online used
book store.
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The Management Assistance Program for
Nonprofits
www.mapfornonprofits.org/
MAP stands for
Management Assistance Program. The site states that
“MAP
provides quality, affordable management and board development services for
nonprofit organizations, governmental agencies, and religious institutions.”
Although this is an American Organization, their website offers free online
newsletters and library resources.
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The NonProfit
Times
www.nptimes.com
This American
online newsletter site describes itself as “The Leading Business Publication
For Nonprofit Management.” Their newsletter (subscription is free) archives covers a diverse range of nonprofit topics, and the site features both a resource directory
and job board.
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The Peter F.
Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management
www.pfdf.org
In January 2003,
the Peter F. Drucker Foundation transferred its activities to the Leader to
Leader Institute. The mission of this institute is “to strengthen the
leadership of the social sector.” It does so by providing resources and
training opportunities. The site offers workshops, training programs and
downloadable documents. The site also makes it easy to purchase videos and
books by Peter F. Drucker and his colleagues through Amazon.com.
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Student Legal
Services of Edmonton
www.slsedmonton.com/pbsc/
As part of the Pro Bono Students Canada Project, the
office of Student Legal Services Edmonton matches law students with eligible
non-profit organizations to provide pro bono legal services under the
supervision of a lawyer. Improve your access to legal information through
highly skilled and committed volunteers.
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TOTAL - Tools for
Organizational Training, Assistance and Learning - Nonprofit Resources
http://consult.tnpr.ca/
TOTAL Nonprofit
Resources (TNPR) is an interactive online, web-based resource centre managed
by Volunteer Hamilton. TNPR has a resource library covering such topics as fund
raising, human resources, computers, the Internet, media and PR.
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Voluntary Sector Forum
http://vsf-fsbc.ca/eng/about_us/index.cfm
“The Voluntary
Sector Forum is a body comprised of 20 members from across the Canadian
voluntary sector, that reflect the knowledge, diversity, experience and
common interests of the sector.” This organization works to foster
interagency cooperation amongst its members, citizens, government and the
private sector. They also work to promote the contribution of the
not-for-profit sector.
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