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Donors More Demanding in 2010
New Shift in Charitable Giving in Canada Could Mean Cash Flow Crunch for Non-Profits
TORONTO, Dec. 1 /CNW/ - In today's severe global economic climate, charitable organizations are required to do much more for their donors than ever before, for survival, according to a new report released yesterday. If not, a serious cash flow crisis could be on the horizon.
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Halifax Bomber Given Perfect Resting Place
The Halifax Aircraft Association will officially turn over the historic Handley Page Halifax Aircraft MK VII NA 337 bomber to the National Air Force Museum of Canada in a ceremony this morning.
The aircraft is the museum’s showpiece.
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Opening their wallets for new campus
The capital campaign for Algonquin College's new vision Renaissance Square has exceeded $1 million in pledges. Capital campaign chairman Mark Huckabone provided the update during a town hall meeting in the Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley cafeteria yesterday.
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Downsview Park Foundation Launches with World-Class African Circus and Gala Fundraiser
The Downsview Park Foundation, in an initiative to recognize and celebrate the unique vision and opportunities of Downsview Park as Canada's urban recreational green space, and model of environmental, economic and social sustainability, is launching with a gala fundraising event on September 26, 2008.
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Student association giving $4 million for new college
Algonquin College has taken a big step towards achieving its plan for a new campus in Pembroke. Adding its support to the initiative, the college's student association announced Friday it is committing $4 million to expanding the new college when it is built to include a gymnasium and fitness centre.
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Campbellford Memorial Hospital Surpasses $3.2 Million Fundraising Target
Campbellford Memorial Hospital has achieved its goal of raising $3.2 million – and then some. “Two recent gifts made all the difference,” said Neil Hannam, executive director of Campbellford Memorial Hospital Foundation. One was the largest bequest the hospital has ever received – $650,000.
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The Oil Heritage District Community Centre Association
The Oil Heritage District Community Centre Association was named winner of the Outstanding Philanthropic Action Award, one of seven rural groups to be honoured at the seventh Annual Awards of Rural Excellence at Blue Mountain Resort in Collingwood, Ontario.
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Durham College – Wedding Gifts Become Scholarship Fund
Oshawa, Ont. – The campus of Durham College and the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) was transformed on Saturday, August 7 as a popular UOIT staff member held her wedding ceremony and reception on the grounds. In lieu of gifts, guests donated money to an endowment fund for bursaries at the university.
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