Making gifts to qualified donees: Discussing a seemingly simple proposition.

If your registered charity has a qualified donee clause this course is for you

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• By Mark Blumberg

Being a director of a Canadian non-profit or registered charity

The rewards, pitfalls and obligations of trying to help your community by being a director of an NPO or charity

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• By Mark Blumberg

Blumbergs' Canadian Charity Law Boot Camp 2025 - Online

A one-day boot camp on compliance and standards issues for Canadian charities

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• By Mark Blumberg

Blumbergs' Canadian Charity Law Institute 2020

8 presentations on topics affecting the Canadian charity sector

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• By Mark Blumberg

Blumbergs’ Canadian Charity Law Institute 2021 - online

Lots of topical presentations dealing with the non-profit and charity sector in Canada

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• By Mark Blumberg

Blumbergs’ Canadian Charity Law Institute 2022 - online

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• By Mark Blumberg

Canadian Charities Working with Non-Charities in Canada Course

How can Canadian charities transfer funds or resources to non-charities or non-qualified donees to carry out charitable activities in Canada

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• By Mark Blumberg

CharityData.ca – An in-depth look at this important registered charity transparency tool

Learn how to use CharityData.ca to learn about charities and the Canadian Charity Sector

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• By Mark Blumberg

Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) In Canada

Understanding this important and often misunderstood philanthropic vehicle?

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• By Mark Blumberg

Finance Bundle

Bundle of courses for charity finance people

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• By Mark Blumberg

Foreign Activities and Canadian Charities

Legal Rules and Risk Management for Canadian charities carrying out foreign activities

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• By Mark Blumberg

Fundamentals of Running a Canadian Charitable Organization/Operating Charity

An 8 hour course on how to run a Canadian operating charity

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• By Mark Blumberg

Fundamentals of Running a Private or Public Foundation in Canada 2023

A 7-hour course on how to run a private or public foundation in Canada

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• By Mark Blumberg

Fundamentals of the T3010 and Transparency for Canadian Charities

Charities that fail to file the T3010 will be revoked and charities that make mistakes on their T3010 can be suspended from receipting or revoked

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• By Mark Blumberg

Fundraising Regulation and Compliance in Canada for Registered Charities

The most important information that a fundraiser or director of a Canadian charity needs to know about the regulation of fundraising

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• By Mark Blumberg

Fundraising from Canada: A course for groups outside of Canada

If you are a group outside of Canada wanting to understand options for fundraising in Canada then this course is for you.

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• By Mark Blumberg

Membership of Non-Profits and Charities in Canada

Who has control over your organization?

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• By Mark Blumberg

Mergers of Canadian Non-Profits and Charities and Dealing with Uncertain Times

Helping non-profits and charities prepare for a merger discussion

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• By Mark Blumberg

Multiple Corporate Structures for Canadian For-Profits, Non-Profits and Charities to Enhance Flexibility + Impact

Understand how having more than one entity can increase effectiveness and impact and how those entities work together

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• By Mark Blumberg

Objects/Purposes for Canadian Charities and Changes to Your Objects/Purposes

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• By Mark Blumberg

Ontario not-for-profit corporations dealing with ONCA

If you are an Ontario not-for-profit corporation you have to deal with the changes under ONCA and you have a number of options

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• By Mark Blumberg

Professional Advisors and Philanthropy: Helping Clients Give Effectively to Good Causes

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• By Mark Blumberg

Restricted Gifts - Managing the Opportunities and Dangers of Restricted Charitable Gifts

Restricted gifts are common and can in certain circumstance undermine the operations of the charity and the precious resources donated by philanthropists

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• By Mark Blumberg

Running and Maintaining a Federal Non-Profit Corporation under the CNCA – An Introduction

Whether you are a non-profit or charity, if you are a CNCA corporation you have certain obligations to comply with

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• By Mark Blumberg

Separation and Independence by Canadian Charities from Entities that are not Canadian Charities

While charities can work closely with other entities there must always be appropriate separation

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• By Mark Blumberg

Should Our Canadian Business Establish a Corporate Foundation?

While corporate charitable foundations are in vogue there are many difficulties, disadvantages and pitfalls in creating a corporate foundation

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• By Mark Blumberg

Should We Establish a Canadian Social Enterprise, Non-Profit or Charity and How to Do It?

There are many options for those who want to have an impact in this world and establishing a registered charity is one of them

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• By Maddy Sawyer

Should you agree to be a director or board member of a Canadian non-profit or registered charity?

It is a big decision and this course covers a number of different matters or issues to carefully consider in order to make the right decision

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• By Mark Blumberg

So now you are a registered charity - What is next

Some of the first steps after receiving your notification of registration

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• By Mark Blumberg

Social Enterprise, Earned Income and Business Activities for Canadian Registered Charities

Going from hype and confusion to impact and revenue

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• By Mark Blumberg

Sponsorship vs Donations for Canadian businesses and registered charities

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• By Mark Blumberg

Top 20 Charity Law Issues for Canadian Registered Charities

Top compliance issues affecting Canadian registered charities

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• By Mark Blumberg

Why some US and international charities may want to have a headquarters or affiliate in Canada

This course will help US and other non-profits that are operating in a precarious environment to understand the advantages of potentially having a Canadian non-profit as an affiliate or, in some cases, as headquarters for the organization.

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• By Mark Blumberg