The NL Public Record

What the province's charities take in, hold, and spend

Every registered charity files an annual return with the Canada Revenue Agency. The returns are public, but scattered one charity at a time. This page puts the Newfoundland and Labrador filings side by side, so a question about one charity can be read against all the others.

Registered charitiesWhat local charities take in, spend, hold, and pay their staff, from the annual returns they file with the Canada Revenue Agency.
$1.9Btotal revenue, 2024
$2.8Btotal assets, 2024
196charities filing, 2024

Assets held, year by year

The line is the total assets of every charity filing in each year, 2003 to 2024.

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See how local charities stack up

Top 10 lists, each ranking the charities on one line of the return. Filter a list by type.

Top 10 most dependent on provincial funding

1 DAYBREAK PARENT-CHILD CENTRE ASSOCIATION 99.3%
2 U-Turn Drop In Centre 96%
3 Waypoints 95.2%
4 HOPE HAVEN INC. 94.3%
5 GRACE SPARKES HOUSE, INCORPORATED 90.4%
6 Foster Families NL 90.2%
7 Brother T.I. Murphy Centre 90.2%
8 Lifewise 89.8%
9 Killick Hospice Care Inc. 85%
10 ANGLICAN HOMES INCORPORATED 80.4%

Provincial government revenue as a share of total revenue in the latest filing year. Charities below $100,000 excluded. National charities with a local address are left out of the lists. Select any charity to see its full record.

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What to know about these figures

Figures are reproduced as filed on the T3010 return. The latest year shown is the last year with a full set of filers; a year in which fewer than half the charities have filed yet is held back until it fills in. National charities with a Newfoundland and Labrador address are listed but left out of the lists.

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