What if Philanthropy were about more than just grants and returns? An inspiring reflection on the need to put generosity, relationships and trust back at the heart of Philanthropic action. Written by Andrew Chunilall, published by Community Foundations of Canada.
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This is THE question that concerns all organizations, and there are no simple answers. However, deploying innovative practices, diversifying revenue sources and creating lasting human ties are all part of the solution.
On the donor side, as the role of philanthropy in our communities intensifies, so too does the thinking on the subject. Every philanthropic organization should find inspiration in this growing body of information.
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A grid of questions to help you create an explanatory page for your financial statements that leaves no room for interpretation!
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Find out how social franchising enables organisations to create decent, inclusive jobs across the country. The article also shows how an established player is leveraging this innovative model to grow a community-led social entrepreneurship movement.
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The Montrealer – An article by Sam Watts, CEO of Welcome Hall Mission. A perspective on the role of young people regarding Philanthropy: “Teaching young people to care about others is one of the most enduring investments a society can make”.
Canadian Family Offices – In an uncertain world, family foundations, advisors and charities need to reassess how they function to maximize effective giving.
The Philanthropist Journal – How to navigate an unstable world without abandoning the core values that underpin philanthropy.
PFC CEO calls for concerted action and new approaches to social capital.
Alliance Magazine – The Gates Foundation announces a record budget of $9 billion, marking an unprecedented acceleration ahead of its planned closure in 2045.
A historic shift that redefines global philanthropy.
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Faced with growing demand and underfunding, new community investment strategies supported by Centraide United Way are bearing fruit. Three initiatives illustrate this shift: one in British Columbia, another in Alberta and a third in Toronto.