Funding Matters: The Impact of Canada's New Funding Regime on Nonprofit and Voluntary Organizations

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The Funding Matters project is one initiative funded by the Government of Canada through the Capacity Joint Table of the Voluntary Sector Initiative (VSI).

The Capacity Joint Table, one of 7 joint tables created to undertake the work of the VSI, undertook projects in four key areas of capacity-building for voluntary organizations: