Two articles written by Andres Spokoiny for the Philanthropy Daily warning that the same qualities that made people want to be philanthropic in the first place erode as they are propelled into positions of communal power.
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Funding + Philanthropic practices
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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Interesting posts written by funders about building evaluation capacity, proximity, limited life philanthropy, impact investments, etc.
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and what is The Impact of the Social Economy? Are you concerned about the social and environmental consequences of the current economic development model? The social economy is an alternative. The video capsules was produced for le Chantier de l’économie sociale and le Centre de la francophonie des Amériques.
EVPA is a membership association made up of organizations interested in or practicing venture philanthropy and social investment across Europe.
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Have You Asked Them What They Need? An article by Clay Gish about the corporate social responsibility programs vs community partnerships.
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New trends and insights about charitable giving in Canada, prepared by Canada Helps and Imagine Canada.
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The Trust provides loans with a 15-year capital repayment moratorium. This quasi-patient capital is designed to support enterprises’ operations and contribute to their real estate investments in order to help them develop new activities. The Trust invests exclusively in social economy enterprises, especially non-profit organizations and cooperatives with under 200 employees.
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The RISQ (“Social Investment Network of Quebec”) provides adapted financing for social economy enterprises in the start-up, consolidation, expansion, or restructuring phase. Its two main areas of focus are capitalization and technical assistance. It also provides pre-start-up product for budding entrepreneurs (Web Site in French only).
