Recession Not Over, Not-for-Profits Still Struggling
Ontario Trillium Foundation survey finds most organizations surviving, some barely hanging on while others try new approaches

Toronto, January 12, 2010 – Not-for-Profits across Ontario continue to feel the aftershocks of the recession, though many have used the downturn to launch new partnerships or explore alternative revenue streams, according to a survey released by the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF).  [ more... ]

Francophone Community More Diversified:
10% are Visible Minorities and Nearly 22% are New Canadians
Unique trends identified in report from Ontario Trillium Foundation and Office of Francophone Affairs

The diversity of Ontario’s Francophone community is highlighted in a new statistical report by the Ontario government and Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF).  [ more... ]

New Look at Demographic Trends to Help Not-For-Profits and their Funders Address Emerging and Future Community Needs

Unique trends in Ontario regions identified in reports from Ontario Trillium Foundation and Statistics Canada

Whether through immigration or birth, Ontario accounts for half of the population growth in Canada.  In addition, one in five Ontarians now lives in Toronto. These trends, driven by the significant growth in the youth, Aboriginal and immigrant populations, point to interesting times ahead for not-for-profit organizations according to a series of new demographic reports. [ more... ]