Imagine Canada has relaunched their site to better facilitate the access to practical resources and tools, promising practices and up-to-date intelligence on the state of Canada's nonprofit sector.
The Imagine Canada – John Hodgson Library provides free access to the largest collection of Canadian nonprofit literature in the world. Reaching underserved community-based organizations in need of useful information and training and helping them become successful service providers and grantseekers is one of our key initiatives.
Resources Include:
- Community Collections
- A Community Collection (currently being piloted in Ontario) is a set of core print resources about the nonprofit sector in Canada. Important e-resources are also listed. The collection is national and practical in nature, and covers such topics as fundraising, charities law, and the management of boards, volunteers, and operations
- Promising Practices
- Discover models of practice, solutions to real-world problems and new approaches to delivering services. The Promising Practices Catalogue showcases successful initiatives with proven community or organizational impact
- Browse the catalogue for examples of program innovation (i.e. improved practices in planning, design, and implementation), successful collaboration and partnership, effective communication, and leadership in governance, financial sustainability and more
- Knowledge Exchange
- The knowledge exchange is a place to ask questions and discuss nonprofit sector issues with others, share opinion, news and information from the field
