Outdoor Industry Services

Let Nature Be Your Teacher. When we invest in outdoor recreation the result is we develop healthier communities, healthier individuals.

“Studies demonstrate that, in addition to economic prosperity, outdoor recreation delivers personal and social benefits on which healthy, happy communities thrive.” (Outdoor Industry Association, 2017)

At kdp non profit consulting be believe time spent in the outdoors can provide people with profound and transformational experiences. This is why we are committed to helping outdoor service organizations improve their operations and programs, and build greater leadership capacity and responsible industry practices.

Youth camps, adventure travel providers and outdoor recreation organizations – link below for more information on our services offered and experience profile.

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We encourage people to engage with our natural environments in responsible and sustainable ways. Let’s live lightly on the earth, together.

A strong NonProfit Sector helps build healthy communities.

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Helping To Create Greater Social Impact sums up what kdp nonprofit consulting is all about. We provide a range of consulting services, interim executive leadership, and cost-effective business solutions for nonprofit and charitable organizations. Our success is built upon your success.

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When a Charity Closes, What Should be Disclosed?

When a Charity Closes, What Should be Publicly Disclosed?

by Keith D Publicover, Principal Consultant

In the coming weeks and months I want to dig deeper into this issue as it impacts our charitable sector and the public confidence in our work. In the meantime, I thought I would first turn to you for your response to the my first burning question.

When a charity abruptly stops serving its community, what detail of information, if any, is the public entitled to receive?

“What folks say …

…about our relationship and approach to the work is greatly appreciated. The quality of our relationships forged along the way and the success we have shared together gives us oxygen.” – Keith D Publicover

“… Keith empowers the people around him and gives them ownership of their vision and delivery of their defined priorities. Keith encourages individuals to learn, and he assists in their professional development when he sees there is a need… “

Aliya Ansari – Pink Hive

“Keith is an experienced leader with a wealth of expertise in the management of charities and large businesses. He is leading our organization through a process of structuring the governance and sponsorship program , working directly with my Board Chair and myself, the Executive Director. His skills have been invaluable to our organization.”

J. Vandermeij, Executive Director – DesignTO Festival

Keith is a gifted major gift fundraiser, and relationship builder, who led a team of 4 development officers through a very successful campaign. As someone who worked directly for Keith, I can add that he was an incredible mentor to me, and offered advice, ideas, but always first listened.

Deborah Eaton, Halifax Fundraiser
" highly attentive to the needs of both organizations and their people "