Annual Report
2019-20
We’re proud of the work we’ve done over the past year, with the continued support of people like you. Scroll down or click on the menu sections to the right to learn more about CCVO’s work in 2019-20.
In the spirit of reconciliation, we honour and acknowledge the traditional Treaty 7 territory and oral practices of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani); the Tsuut'ina; the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations; and the Métis Nation (Region 3); whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.
To Our Supporters
A JOINT MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT & CEO
This year began like many others, but if there’s one thing that’s constant, it’s change. The end of this past fiscal year was marked by the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has had lasting effects on our organization and the nonprofit sector in Alberta. We thank those who to supported CCVO and the nonprofit sector this past year and as we steer through these times, adapting and changing as necessary.thank you to our funders who make our work possible
Our Work | Policy & Research
1,050
downloads of the State of the Alberta Nonprofit Sector report, entitled Reflections on Civil Society. 2019 marked the 9th year that CCVO has published the report for the sector.47k+
social media reach of #nonprofitsvote campaign, a nonpartisan campaign to encourage nonprofits to not only vote but to also get informed and talk about the issues that matter to nonprofits.1,190
pageviews of the Federal Election Vote Kit, a comprehensive resource to help individuals create their vote plans and engage their organization in the voting process."The nonprofit sector needs to be recognized as that organized way of community coming together and addressing issues."
2019 Alberta Nonprofit Survey respondent
Our Work | Programs
237
Communities of Practice (CoP) participants, over 16 meetings. CCVO hosts regular, online CoP small-group sessions focused on the topics of human resources, communications, and evaluation.171
total alumni of the Executive Directions leadership development program. Last year 14 new graduates joined the group of program alumni. Congratulations to the newest alumni!417
views of the new capacity building webinar series. During this time, CCVO released four webinars focused on change management, conflict resolution, compensation planning, and leadership during uncertain times."Thanks so much for the opportunity to connect with others in the field. I love how these sessions are a great chance to meet people with similar challenges and build a community."
Community of Practice participant
2,192
resumes uploaded to the Reach Hire nonprofit career source. These applicants were able to apply for 721 jobs that were posted by nonprofit organizations over the past year.280
subscribers to the annual Boland Survey. In 2019, CCVO released the survey on a brand new, more intutive platform in response to participant feedback."This was super helpful and timely - thank you! Loved the practical take aways.
Just what was needed during these challenging times."
Webinar attendee
Our Work | Events
143
attendees at the May 2019 Nonprofits at Noon gathering. This session, titled Building a Culture of Respect focused on workplace harassment and how organizations can identify and deal with this distressing issue.10
finalists were celebrated at the 2019 Innovation Awards for their creative solutions to enduring community challenges. From these finalists, 3 organizations received an Innovation Award in front of a sold-out audience.183
attendees at the November 2019 Nonprofits at Noon gathering. At this session, CCVO presented the 2019 State of the Alberta Nonprofit Sector report and brought together a panel of experts to discuss civil society and the role of the nonprofit sector."Great speakers, very valuable information shared.
I would love to attend many more events like this in the future."
Nonprofits at Noon attendee
Our Work | Membership
288
active CCVO Members in the past year. CCVO membership is comprised of individuals, organizations, and companies who support our work towards a vital, dynamic sector. Visit our membership page to learn more about the benefits of a CCVO membership!62
individuals, organizations, and corporations who joined as new CCVO Members last year. Welcome to these new members! We're happy to have you as part of the CCVO community. Visit the CCVO Member directory to see a complete list of our valued members.297
volunteer hours from 3 individuals who donated their time to support membership & events over the past year. We're forever grateful for our volunteers and their support.Thank you, volunteers!
Financials
REVENUES
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Our Team | Staff & Board
Thank you to all of our staff and board members for your work and dedication over the past year and always. Click on the images to learn more about our team!STAFF MEMBERS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Not pictured: Board Director Ralph Strother
Thank you.
Thank you for your continued commitment to strengthening the nonprofit sector.
FUNDERS
EVENT AND PROGRAM SPONSORS
DONORS AND SUSTAINING MEMBERS
Aspen Family and Community Network Society
Bethany Care Society
Bukola Ojemakinde
Calgary Drop-in & Rehab Centre Society
Calgary Seniors’ Resource Society
Cheryl DePaoli
City of Calgary, Calgary Neighbourhoods
David Mitchell
Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary
Greg Juliano
Heather Johnson
Kahanoff Foundation
Martha Parker
Max Bell Foundation
The Muttart Foundation
Patty Kilgallon
Vecova Centre for Disability Services and Research
Wood’s Homes