Use the dropdowns below to filter the data displayed on the dashboard. To reset your selection(s), hit the "Clear filters" button.
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The total number of organizations as selected by the dropdown filters.
The average age is calculated by taking the duration from an organization's registration date to today's date and averaging all the ages of the displayed organizations and converting that value to years.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
The median of all the ordered annual revenue ranges of the selected organizations.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This bar chart shows the percentage of each type.
Organization type: a label to categorize organizations based on shared characteristics.
This bar chart shows the percent of the organizations selected that fall into each revenue range.
Revenue range: The revenue range of an arts organization is its annual reported income.
This bar chart shows the percent of the organizations selected that fall into an artistic discipline.
Discipline: The discipline of an arts organization shows the artistic discipline served by an arts organization.
The map shows the location of each selected organization.
The average organizational revenue is calculated by taking the average of the reported total annual revenue of all organizations.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
The total sum of all reported annual revenues from government sources (federal, provincial, and municipal) for the selected organizations.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows the top revenue streams as a percent of total revenue, for each defined revenue range. Each stream proportion is calculated by dividing the sum of the annual revenue that came from the revenue stream by the total annual revenue.
Note: The percentages will not add up to 100 because this chart is spotlighting 4 selected revenue categories, and not all the possible reported revenue categories.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows the median annual revenue over time for all the reported revenue streams.
How to use this chart
Select a revenue stream of interest from the dropdown menu to see it displayed on the line chart.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
The average organizational expenditure is calculated by taking the average of the reported total annual expenditure of all the selected organizations.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This metric is calculated by dividing the sum of annual reported expenditure on activities by the total annual expenditure.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows expenditure on administration and activities as a percent of total revenue, for each defined revenue range. The proportion is calculated by dividing the sum of the annual expense that came from the expense category by the total annual expenditure.
Note: The percentages will not add up to 100 because this chart is spotlighting 2 selected expenditure categories, and not all the possible reported expenditure categories.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows the median annual expenditure over time for all the reported expense categories.
How to use this chart
Select an expense category of interest from the dropdown menu to see it displayed on the line chart.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This metric is calculated by ordering the top-paying salary ranges for all selected organizations from lowest to highest and taking the median of the ordered ranges.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This metric is calculated by averaging the total annual full-time compensation expenditure of the selected organizations.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This metric is calculated by first calculating staff growth for each selected organization. This is calculated by subtracting the total employees in the previous year from the total employees in the more recent year, and dividing by the total employees in the previous year. Then an average is taken of all the staff growth values for the selected organizations.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows the make-up of all reported full-time and part-time staff as a percentage of total staff.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows the annual staff growth rate for full-time and part-time staff of all selected organizations. Staff growth is calculated by subtracting the total employees in the previous year from the total employees in the more recent year, and dividing by the total employees in the previous year.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
This chart shows the count of organizations who report an annual top salary in the specified ranges for each defined revenue range.
Data source: Annual T3010 Registered Charity Information Return
The Data Narratives for the Arts (D.N.A) Platform leverages data from the T3010 Registered Charity Information Return filing which is mandatory for Canadian registered charities. This form serves as a comprehensive source of information about revenue, expenses, staffing, and other operational details, enabling us to gain insights into the non-profit arts sector.
Key data extracted from the T3010 form includes:
The Data Narratives for the Arts (DNA) Platform Glossary serves as a comprehensive guide to the terms and definitions used throughout our platform. It has been carefully crafted to provide clarity and ensure a shared understanding of the language and concepts that underpin our analysis of the arts sector.
To capture the diversity and depth of the arts sector, we have designed a structured framework to categorize and define the various disciplines that contribute to its vibrancy. This framework organizes organizations into distinct categories and subcategories, each reflecting specific areas of focus and specialization. The table below presents these categories and subcategories, along with their definitions, highlighting how each plays a vital role in shaping and sustaining the non-profit arts sector.