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But that doesn’t mean that the nonprofit sector should simply ignore the election process entirely. There are completely legal—and beneficial—ways of providing advocacy during an  \nelection, and there’s a growing realization in the sector that we need to get more involved in the election process.  \nThat’s right, more involved. Our voices need to be heard at a critical moment when citizens are determining the direction of their country for the next several years.  \nIn Canada, where the next federal election will be held in October, the charitable sector represents more than 160,000 organizations and employs 2 million Canadians, contributing 10.5 percent of the labor force and 8.1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) . In the United States, the figures are similar. The American nonprofit sector is the third-largest sector in the country, employing 11 million people, comprising 10 percent of the private sector workforce and contributing more than 5 percent to the GDP.  \nFrom where I sit, it makes no sense that a sector that affects millions of people and billions of dollars is afraid to get involved in important elections. In fact, our regulatory agencies have spoken directly on this issue: Charities do have wide latitude in advocacy and education about policies and sector needs. We can certainly educate candidates about policies that are important to us. We simply cannot endorse or financially support candidates or otherwise participate in a candidate’s political campaign.  \nIn Canada, AFP was proud to work with a coalition of groups in developing the first federal platform for the charitable sector. The document calls for, among other items, designating a federal department to have res","cbCaivrrV9OBXXA0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivrrV9OBXXA0","pdf",13796811,86,"English","# President’s Report\n## Be Heard!\n# Worth a Look\n## Ethics\n## Inclusiveness\n# Management\n## Taking Flight\n# Research\n## Just Your Type—or Not!\n# Gift Planning\n## “Plannual Giving”: A New Framework for Marketing Planned Gifts\n# Communications\n## A Good Connection\n# What’s Working\n## The Kingston Trio: Three Strategies to Transform Your Benefit Auction\n# Best Bets\n## Mission Accomplished\n# Prospect Development\n## Retention Research: The Art of Keeping What You Find\n# Technology\n## Ethical Fundraising With Technology and Social Media\n# Your Career\n## Please Sir, I Want Some More\n# AP Resources\n## One More Thing","[{\"question\":\"How can charities participate in elections without violating advocacy and campaign rules?\",\"answer\":\"Charities can provide advocacy and education about policies and sector needs. They must not endorse, financially support, or otherwise participate in a candidate’s political campaign.\"},{\"question\":\"What role does Canada’s charitable sector play in elections and public policy engagement?\",\"answer\":\"The charitable sector in Canada consists of a large number of organizations and employs millions, contributing a significant share of the labor force and GDP. The issue argues the sector should be more involved, including through legal advocacy during election cycles.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics does this Fall 2015 issue cover besides election advocacy?\",\"answer\":\"It includes ethics in philanthropic fundraising, inclusiveness, management, research on donor and audience behavior, gift planning and marketing planned gifts, communications, technology for ethical fundraising, and career-related guidance.\"}]","Advancing Philanthropy - Fall 2015 | PDF",217]