Charities face 'triple whammy' as demand rises, donations drop and people less able to give

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Canadian charities are facing “unprecedented strain” due to a projected decline in donations and an expected growth in demand due to the pandemic, according to a new report.

The Giving Report 2022, released on Tuesday by a group called CanadaHelps, says one in four Canadians, or 26 per cent, expect to use or are already using charitable services this year to meet basic needs. One in four Canadians, or 25 per cent, expect to give less this year than they did in last year, the report says.

This is the fifth annual report by CanadaHelps, a platform for online donations. It looked at the impact

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