Want to connect with donors of all ages? 📊 ONN's latest partner blog with Blackbaud breaks down the giving habits of Gen Z, millennials, Gen X, and boomers. Each generation has unique motivations and values—understanding these can transform your nonprofit's outreach strategy. Discover what drives their support: https://lnkd.in/gsdqegTU
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Civic and Social Organizations
Toronto, Ontario 26,881 followers
Strengthening the nonprofit sector, contributing to thriving communities
About us
The Ontario Nonprofit Network (ONN) is a vibrant network for the 58,000 nonprofits in Ontario. We engage, advocate, and lead with - and for - nonprofits working for the public benefit in Ontario. We work together to create a better public policy environment; one that strengthens nonprofits so we can do more to build thriving communities. At the ONN we activate nonprofits, convening and engaging organizations, leaders, and stakeholders to tackle cross-cutting issues at a sector-wide level. Our efforts are bringing the voices of the sector to policy- and decision-makers.
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http://www.theonn.ca
External link for Ontario Nonprofit Network
- Industry
- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Ontario
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- connecting nonprofits, convening nonprofits, policy and advocacy, building community, and government relations
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2 St. Clair Avenue East
Suite 300
Toronto, Ontario M4T 2T5, CA
Employees at Ontario Nonprofit Network
Updates
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Ontario's 2025 Pre-Budget Submission Consultations are open! This year, we're urging the Province to create a Nonprofit Housing Acquisition Fund. Copy and paste our budget ask into your submission and explore the full advocacy toolkit here: https://lnkd.in/g88TBr5z The pre-budget submission is a critical opportunity for nonprofits, charities, and advocates to collectively amplify sector needs—together, we can drive greater impact. There’s power in numbers!
How nonprofits can rally to make an Ontario Housing Acquisition Fund a reality - Ontario Nonprofit Network
https://theonn.ca
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Explore key donor behaviouristics across all generations in the latest Blackbaud study. Download the Charitable Support Across Generations in Canada Report today. https://lnkd.in/g3nNJxZT
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Toronto Foundation’s #VitalSigns 2024 report sheds light on Toronto's growth challenges, revealing that more residents face economic vulnerability, with rising pressures on local organizations providing critical support. This is a call to reflect, act, and advocate for systemic change. Access the full report to further understand the state of our city and how we can create a better future together. ⬇
Where we started with this year's #VitalSigns research is not where the data led us. With the city’s population growth on everyone's minds, we explored further. But an overlooked area of growth emerged that we believe matters the most. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/gJPaVcJA Steven Ayer Wanasah: Mental Health Services for Black Youth Namarig Ahmed Fatemeh Alhosseini, PhD Impakt Foundation for Social Change Scarborough Civic Action Network Breakaway Community Services City of Toronto Black Creek Community Farm Ohemaa Boateng Cheryll Case CP Planning Nation Cheong United Way Greater Toronto Mental Health Research Canada YMCA of Greater Toronto Waterfront Neighbourhood Centre Jean Augustine Centre for Young Women's Empowerment SPRINT Senior Care Emmay Mah Toronto Environmental Alliance Miziwe Biik Aboriginal Employment and Training Chiara Padovani Andrew Parkin TTCRiders Eva's Louise Smith AstroSankofa Arts Initiatives Quentin VerCetty
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Advocacy is at the heart of nonprofit work, and through this two-part training session, we’ll dive into how the Ganz model for community organizing can offer powerful tools to deepen your impact. https://lnkd.in/gfkPDs68 Led by the Institute for Change Leaders (ICL), this session will equip you with practical strategies to build stronger community movements and drive meaningful change. We’ll cover everything from creating effective public narratives to mapping power and crafting strategies for successful campaigns. Whether you’re a seasoned advocate or new to organizing, you'll gain invaluable insights on fostering more effective collective action. Session dates: November 27, 2024: Introduction to Organizing and Public Narratives December 4, 2024: Strategies and Mapping Power Limited spots available—register today!
Add to your advocacy toolbox: Use the Ganz model for community organizing
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Check out our latest blog where we delve into the crucial connection between nonprofit organizations, and a thriving democratic society. In a time marked by uncertainty and polarization, nonprofits are uniquely positioned to bridge the gap between the communities we serve and governments. Nonprofits can play an essential role in shaping public policy that reflects the needs of our communities. 💡 Discover actionable ways nonprofits can enhance civic engagement, and activate our collective power. #Nonprofits #Democracy #PublicPolicy
Democracy cannot thrive without the nonprofit sector - Ontario Nonprofit Network
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💡 How are Canadian nonprofits navigating today’s #fundraising landscape? Blackbaud’s Status of Canadian Fundraising 2024 Report provides a look into the trends and challenges, from the importance of digital tools to donor retention strategies. Through our new guest blog, learn how data-driven insights can help boost donor engagement and support resilient fundraising efforts across the sector. https://lnkd.in/gbvuvbdp
AI, Income Performance, and Innovation: Key Fundraising Trends in 2024 - Ontario Nonprofit Network
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Thank you Future of Good for highlighting our 2024 survey data, and speaking with Pamela. The article below highlights how more than half of Ontario’s nonprofits scaled back services in 2024, amid inflation and revenue stagnation. However, there are clear paths to resilience. ONN’s policy report offers hopeful, creative solutions to ensure the sector’s sustainability. From advocating for a dedicated home in government for nonprofits, to pushing for fair funding and wage standards, there are many actionable ways forward. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gcWNjtdZ
“We’re in a position where we are going to have to be making decisions of: Do we give out less food?” - Heather Kirby, executive director of Kawartha Lakes Food Source, said demand for the charity’s services is outpacing the organization’s revenue growth. If the charity is forced to do so, it won’t be alone, according to a new report from the Ontario Nonprofit Network. In 2024, 56% of non-profits reported scaling back programs or services—a 17% increase from the year prior. In addition to reducing program capacity, 33% of non-profits said they increased program or service waiting lists over the past year, and 12% reported discontinuing programs or services. What's causing the strain? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gYUnFcWd Gabe Oatley is Future of Good’s editorial fellow on transforming funding models. #nonprofits #inflation #futureofgood #revenue #ontario #charity #funding #impact #community #foodbanks #policy #advocacy #cdnpoli #socialimpact #nonprofitorganizations
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#SponsoredContent - Discover Yapla: Simplifying Nonprofit Management Are you looking for ways to streamline your nonprofit’s operations? Yapla’s all-in-one platform offers powerful tools designed to help Ontario nonprofits manage their memberships, events, donations, and more—all in one place. With Yapla, you can: ✅ Save time with automated admin tasks ✅ Boost engagement with easy-to-use communication tools ✅ Grow your organization with powerful event and donation management features Ready to see how Yapla can support your nonprofit? ➡️ Learn more and open a free account here: https://lnkd.in/gPJ2aXSz #NPOManagement #Yapla #OntarioNonprofits #NonProfitTools #AdminSimplified
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The Ontario housing market continues to push affordable options out of reach for those with low to moderate incomes. Nonprofit housing providers are prepared to change this—but they need the support of a provincial acquisition fund to move swiftly. https://lnkd.in/g88TBr5z With the 2025-2028 Housing Action Plan deadline approaching, now is the time for Ontario to invest in long-term affordable housing. Nonprofits have the expertise, and this fund can make housing stability a reality. Check out our new blog to learn how nonprofits and their allies can advocate together, and to access helpful resources to support your advocacy.
How nonprofits can rally to make an Ontario Housing Acquisition Fund a reality - Ontario Nonprofit Network
https://theonn.ca