Diabetes Canada knows that donations are a demonstration of trust – trust that we’ll use the very most of every dollar received to help Canadians with diabetes to live healthier lives, and to enable researchers in their quest to find a cure.
Where does the funding come from?
The combined power of generous, motivated donors from across the country, health and community-minded companies, and dedicated professionals fuels our fight against diabetes.
Revenue by Source, 12 months ended
December 31, 2017
Support from the public – 64% ($27.1 M)
Income from the National Diabetes Trust – 21% ($8.7 M)
Income from other charitable activities – 8% ($3.6 M)
Camp services – 3% ($1.1 M)
Education services – 3% ($1.4 M)
Investment and other income – 1% ($408,000)
How are donations used?
We keep in constant dialogue with Canadians living with diabetes, health-care professionals and researchers. They help us to determine the best use of donations to deliver meaningful support that meets the real needs of people with diabetes and those who care for them.
Use of Funds, 12 months ended
December 31, 2017
Improving management and prevention – 37% ($16.2 M)
Research – 12% ($5.3 M)
Drive for excellence in diabetes care – 12% ($5.2 M)
Helping children and adults with T1D – 8% ($3.6 M)
Public realtions and development – 26% ($11.3 M)
Administration – 5% ($2.3 M)
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United for diabetes
Across the country, Diabetes Canada is leading the fight against diabetes by helping those affected by diabetes to live healthy lives, preventing the onset and consequences of diabetes, and discovering a cure. Our community-based network of supporters helps us provide education and services to people living with diabetes, advocate for our cause, invest in groundbreaking research and translate research into practical applications.