캐나다 자선단체들의 기부금 모금 순위(1-10)(MoneySense 잡지)

1. World Vision Canada
Overall Grade: B+
Fundraising efficiency: B+
Overall Charity Efficiency: A-
Governance and Transparency: A-
Reserve Fund Size: C
Donations and Fundraising: $ 260,613,594
Executive Compensation: $184,000
Percent of spending going to programs: 81.1
Cost to raise $100: $16.40
Years of reserves on hand: 1 month
World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organization
dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome
poverty and injustice.
Its international efforts include Transformational Development, Disaster
Management and Response and Advocacy and Public Engagement.
The focus of World Vision's Canadian operations is on children of
single-parent families, new Canadian (refugee and immigrant) families and
Aboriginal families.

2. United Way of Greater Toronto
Overall Grade: A+
Fundraising efficiency: A+
Overall Charity Efficiency: A+
Governance and Transparency: A
Reserve Fund Size: A
Donations and Fundraising: $128,988,501
Executive Compensation: $300,000 - $349,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 88.7
Cost to raise $100: $8.98
Years of reserves on hand: 9 months
United Way Toronto's mission statement is "To meet urgent human needs and
improve social conditions by mobilizing the community's volunteer and
financial resources in a common cause of caring." Established in 1956,
United Way supports agencies that provide services to strengthen
individuals, families, and communities.

3. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario
Overall Grade: B-
Fundraising efficiency: D
Overall Charity Efficiency: D
Governance and Transparency: A+
Reserve Fund Size: A+
Donations and Fundraising: $107,741,889
Executive Compensation: $300,000 - $349,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 52.7
Cost to raise $100: $58.06
Years of reserves on hand: 11 months
The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a volunteer-based health charity, works to
eliminate heart disease and stroke and reduce their impact through the
advancement of research and its application, the promotion of healthy living
and advocacy.

4. Salvation Army
Overall Grade: B-
Fundraising efficiency: B
Overall Charity Efficiency: D
Governance and Transparency: A
Reserve Fund Size: C
Donations and Fundraising: $100,238,987
Executive Compensation: $38,588
Percent of spending going to programs: 64.4
Cost to raise $100: $11.44
Years of reserves on hand: 3 years, 8 months
The Salvation Army is an international Christian church and is Canada's
largest independent provider of a broad range of social services. Areas of
expertise include emergency disaster services, community and family
services, homeless and addiction services and services for the mentally and
physically challenged.

5. Canadian Cancer Society — Ontario Division
Overall Grade: B-
Fundraising efficiency: D
Overall Charity Efficiency: D
Governance and Transparency: A+
Reserve Fund Size: A+
Donations and Fundraising: $99,841,000
Executive Compensation: $200,000 - $249,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 54.0
Cost to raise $100: $45.93
Years of reserves on hand: 5 months
The Canadian Cancer Society is a national, community-based organization of
volunteers whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of
the quality of life of people living with cancer.

6. The Hospital for Sick Children Foundation
Overall Grade: C+
Fundraising efficiency: D
Overall Charity Efficiency: D
Governance and Transparency: A+
Reserve Fund Size: B-
Donations and Fundraising: $79,504,980
Executive Compensation: $400,000
Percent of spending going to programs: 58.7
Cost to raise $100: $49.05
Years of reserves on hand: 1 month
The SickKids Foundation invests in health and scientific advances to improve
the lives of children and their families in Canada and around the world. In
the fiscal year that ended March 31, 2011, SickKids Foundation invested
$61.9 million in child health research, learning and care.

7. Canadian Red Cross Society
Overall Grade: A-
Fundraising efficiency: C
Overall Charity Efficiency: A+
Governance and Transparency: B
Reserve Fund Size: A+
Donations and Fundraising: $76,313,788
Executive Compensation: $300,000 - $349,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 87.3
Cost to raise $100: $29.95
Years of reserves on hand: 9 months
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement are involved in
disaster management, conflict-related aid operations, migrant and refugee
services as well as first aid and CPR training. Its emblem is an
internationally recognized symbol of protection and neutrality.

8. Plan International Canada
Overall Grade: B+
Fundraising efficiency: B+
Overall Charity Efficiency: A-
Governance and Transparency: A-
Reserve Fund Size: C
Donations and Fundraising: $74,298,799
Executive Compensation: $300,000 - $349,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 78.5
Cost to raise $100: $16.44
Years of reserves on hand: 1 month
Plan is one of the world's oldest and largest international development
agencies, with programs in 66 countries working to end global poverty.
Operations include school construction, teacher education, infrastructure
projects, the construction of health clinics, vocational training, efforts
to improve crop yields and small business loans.

9. Canadian UNICEF Committee
Overall Grade: B+
Fundraising efficiency: C-
Overall Charity Efficiency: A+
Governance and Transparency: A-
Reserve Fund Size: D
Donations and Fundraising $59,594,389
Executive Compensation: $200,000 - $249,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 100.0
Cost to raise $100: $21.83
Years of reserves on hand: 0
The Canadian UNICEF Committee is a child-focused humanitarian and
development agency. Through innovative programs and advocacy, it works to
save children's lives in virtually every country in the world. The Committee
raised more than $300 million for Haiti in response to the 2010 earthquake.

10. Canadian Diabetes Association
Overall Grade: C
Fundraising efficiency: D
Overall Charity Efficiency: D
Governance and Transparency: B
Reserve Fund Size: A+
Donations and Fundraising: $59,129,317
Executive Compensation: $250,000 - $299,999
Percent of spending going to programs: 43.8
Cost to raise $100: $51.72
Years of reserves on hand: 4 months
The Canadian Diabetes Association is a multifaceted organization which
provides patients and healthcare professionals with education and services,
advocates on behalf of people with diabetes, supports research and
translates research into practical applications.
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