This giving could achieve tremendous results. Canadians donate over $18 billion each year. Being entirely funded by donors like you maintains our independence and objectivity to help Canadians be informed in their giving. If you find Charity Intelligence’s research useful in your giving, please consider donating to support our work.
This makes Canada’s charity sector better for all. These charities are becoming more transparent and accountable. We hope that by answering donors’ questions with independent reports, we can help Canadian donors give intelligently.Īt the same time, some Canadian charities are striving to improve their star ratings. In 2016, Statistics Canada reported that nearly a third of Canadians weren’t giving as much to charities as they could because they had unanswered questions. 77% of donors say that reading a Charity Intelligence report increased their confidence in giving and, with greater confidence, they gave 32% more money. Charity Intelligence’s reports give donors the facts and figures to answer their questions about how charities spend money and the results they achieve. These charities receive more than $11 billion in donations each year, which we estimate is 60% of total Canadian giving. This is Canadian donors' favourite post on our website.Ĭharity Intelligence’s website has reports on 803 Canadian charities. We hope you will consider donating to these top charities.Īlong with this list of Top 100 Rated Charities, Charity Intelligence is preparing its lists of Top 10 Impact Charities that we will release in November. Educated and informed donors are changing their giving to donate to different charities.
Our giving can’t be about us feeling good – our giving must do the most good possible to help those in need. What we can afford to give matters more than ever. Charity Intelligence defines a 'small' charity as having less than $1 million in donations. Included in this 2022 list are 9 small charities. Many Canadians say they prefer to give to small charities. Charity Intelligence’s Top 100 list does include some big household names – Doctors Without Borders, World Vision, universities and United Ways – yet many top-rated charities are undiscovered gems. Using data analytics, we find again and again top results at Canadian charities that are often less well known. Charity Intelligence takes a different tack, looking behind the gloss, at a charity’s results, costs, and impact. Most giving today is based on a charity’s name recognition, supported by massive fundraising campaigns, often costing tens of millions of dollars. Out of all of Canada’s largest charities, these Top 100 highest-rated charities are the elite. These are charities we have analysed and vetted so you can give with greater confidence. In 2020, an Angus Reid survey found that 60% of Canadians are doing more homework on charities before they give.Ĭharity Intelligence’s Top 100 list is just this necessary homework.
United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Primate's World Relief and Development FundĬentraide of Greater Montreal (United Way Montreal) Mennonite Central Committee British Columbia IDRF - International Development and Relief Foundation International Fellowship of Christians and Jews of Canada George Hull Centre for Children and Familiesīig Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary & Areaīoys & Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton International Conservation Fund of Canada
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Click on the charity's name to read Charity Intelligence's full report. Charity Intelligence 2022 Top 100 Rated CharitiesĬharities are listed alphabetically by sector.
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