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Diversifying revenue sources in Canada: Are women's voluntary organizations different?

Abstract

Government policies in Canada have taken a hard right turn, and tax cuts now have priority over investing in social programming. Both federal and provincial governments have been withdrawing from direct service provision, with the expectation that the voluntary sector will fill the gap. At the same time, traditional government support for the voluntary sector has declined, which limits the ability of organizations to meet their current service demands. Using a sample of 645 organizations from across Canada, this article explores the use of revenue diversification as a response to policy changes. The findings indicate that the factors related to voluntary organizations' in Canada embracing revenue diversification to support program delivery differ for organizations run by women and nongendered organizations. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved) (Journal abstract)

Journal

Nonprofit Management and Leadership

(Fall 2005)
vol16 no1 pages43-60

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  1. Nonprofit Management  
  2. Financial Planning and Management