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Fundraising
Alberta Association of Fund Raising
Executives

http://www.aafre.org/
The Alberta Association of Fund Raising Executives (AAFRE)
is Alberta’s oldest and one of the finest professional fund raising
associations. It is an organization of member agencies, fund raisers
who serve in salaried or volunteer positions, and other organizations
that support or promote philanthropic giving.
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Association of Fund Raising Professionals

www.afpnet.org
The Association of
Fund Raising Professionals represents
27,000 members in 180 chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico,
and China working to advance philanthropy through advocacy, research,
education, and certification programs. This site is a comprehensive
information resource for anyone raising funds for their organization.
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BequestGuide.org

http://bequestguide.org/
BequestGuide.org is described as a "navigational guide
to the world of charitable bequests for front-line practitioners, including:
professional fundraisers specializing in gift planning, development
directors who also wear a planned giving hat, estate administrators and
trust officers, and financial advisors and allied professionals." The site
walks its visitors through a chronology of planned giving, and significant historical examples. There are also links to important
resources.
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Canadian Alternative Investment Cooperative (CAIC)

www.caic.ca
Sometimes traditional lenders don't fully understand the
needs of the non-profit sector. The CAIC provides financing to
community-based projects at rates "which are at or below those offered by
conventional banks and credit unions." This group has in excess of 20 years
experience in alternative community financing and may be the answer to your
project's financial needs. So if you need a mortgage, construction
financing, equity investment or other loan, check them out.
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Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP)

www.cagp-acpdp.org
This Association “advances
philanthropy by fostering the quality and growth of charitable gift planning.”
Their objective is to help non-profit organization and other charities to
maximize the donations they receive. They do so by promoting ideas such as
planned giving leaving legacy donations.
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Canadian Heritage Publications

http://www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/progs/pc-cp/pubs/index_e.cfm
The Publications
page of the Federal Government’s Canadian Heritage site. The links on
this page lead to documentation on fundraising and volunteers.
Information on the site includes fundraising for grassroots groups,
soliciting major gifts, and special events fundraising.
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Canadian Rural Information Service:
Writing Funding Proposals pathfinder

http://www.rural.gc.ca/cris/writingproposals/proposals_e.phtml
The Writing Funding Proposals Pathfinder provides
references to Web sites and to print sources with useful information on
how to write a proposal when applying for funding from a private or
public organization. It is intended to assist in developing successful
proposals.
(Note: for other pathfinders of interest and use to
rural communities--for instance Heritage, Rural Tourism, Literacy,
Childcare and Community Safety-- please visit
the main page at
http://www.rural.gc.ca/cris/path_e.phtml).
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Capital Quest, Inc.

www.capitalcampaigns.com
Although Capital
Quest Inc. is a professional fund-raising consultancy firm, they offer this
site for informational purposes. It is not a sales pitch. In fact, the site contains samples of materials and
information from a variety of fundraising campaigns including case
statements, solicitation guides, and a video script. In addition, there is
information on feasibility studies, soliciting major gifts, recruiting
leaders, and typical costs associated with a capital campaign. This is an
educational site, with very little sales information.
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Chardon Press and Jossey-Bass

http://www.chardonpress.com/
http://www.josseybass.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-131453.html
These links take you to a couple book
catalogue pages where you can order a variety of publications related to
not-for-profits. Most publications are related to fundraising, but other
topics are covered as well.
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Charity Channel

www.charitychannel.com
Although there is free
content on this site, to get full access to the Charity Channel, a small
subscription fee is required. The site offers many nonprofit discussion forums on specific
topics, and Guestshare, a space to share documents among nonprofit
professionals trying to solve similar problems.
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Custom Development Solutions

www.cdsfunds.com
A fundraising consultancy firm, that will help any non-profit company reach
their potential fundraising goal. Perhaps the most
impressive portion of their site is the Fundraising Resources,
which is a comprehensive links directory of numerous resources related to
fundraising. Keep in
mind, much of this information relates to the United States.
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Discover Total
Resources: A Guide for
Nonprofits

www.mellon.com/communityaffairs/guide.html
The Mellon Financial
Corporation offers this online guide in downloadable PDF format.
The guide takes a very businesslike approach to inventorying and
developing the diverse resources available to not-for-profit organizations.
This guide isn’t just about money; it encourages discovery of all the resources your organization has, including people, goods and services.
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Imagine Canada

www.imaginecanada.ca
Imagine Canada provides charities and nonprofit
organizations with information, research, and support with their focus
on three key areas: 1) helping charities and nonprofit organizations
fulfill their missions, 2) championing corporate citizenship and helping
businesses partner in the community and 3) helping Canadians and their
governments understand how the work of charities, nonprofit
organizations and community-minded businesses is important to our
country and its future.
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In Kind Canada

http://www.inkindcanada.ca/
In Kind Canada's mission is to "function as an
intermediary between registered charities, Canadian corporations, charitable
foundations and other interested parties by facilitating the process by
which the granting of goods and services, in support of philanthropic
initiatives at the local, regional or national level, can take place in an
efficient and cost effective manner."
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Philanthropy News Network Online

http://pnnonline.org
Like CNN covers
world news, PNN online covers the news in the world of philanthropy. Much
like an online newspaper or message board, clicking links on the left side
of the page will take you to articles
contributed by a variety of writers. The articles cover a whole variety
philanthropic current events, as well as provide free resource
information. Although the focus is
American, there is some coverage on international philanthropic efforts.
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United Way of Canada

http://www.unitedway.ca/splash/index.htm
This is the site
that will give you access to almost any United Way within Canada. It also
links out to the United Way of America, and United Way International. The
United Way is probably best known for helping raise funds for United Way
member organizations within the local communities they serve. Within Canada,
the United Way provides direct financial support to more than 7,000 funded
agencies and they provide funding to an additional 10,000 organizations
through donor directed giving.
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This page was last updated on
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
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