2012: Issue 1 - kciphilanthropy.com

In manyparts of the country, the winterthat never was gave way to an earlyspring. And from the themes that emergedthrough discussions with our clients andother thought leaders from across Canada,it s evident that climate change pertains notjust to the weather, but across our sector aswell. Whether discussing big, philosophicalissues such as how to advance philanthropyin Canada or more tactical topics like trendsin fundraising programs, it s apparent that itreally is a new day for the Canadian charita-ble my conversations with fundraisingprofessionals across the country, I get thesense that if it was ever easy to work in phi-lanthropy, it certainly isn t any more. Whileweused to be able to count on increases infundraising programs year over year, I m nowsensing that we all have to work a littleharder.

SPRING 2012 3 unusual”. The “rules” and commonly held beliefs about how economies, markets, consumers and donors will behave seem to be changing.

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