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Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience to receive $1.2 million in funding, to enable sector-wide digital transformation over three years

Author Sharlene Gandhi
Why a major bank, a technology company and philanthropic foundations are involved in these funding partnerships.

Why It Matters

Dedicating funding to digital transformation means that non-profits are able to reach clients that are situated more remotely, or home-bound. It also allows them to invest in tools and technology that increases the organizationโ€™s efficiency, which has a knock-on effect on the impact it is able to have.

var TRINITY_TTS_WP_CONFIG = {"cleanText":"Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience to receive $1.2 million in funding, to enable sector-wide digital transformation over three years. This independent journalism on data, digital transformation and technology for social impact is made possible by the Future of Good editorial fellowship on digital transformation, supported by Mastercard Changeworks\u2122. Read our editorial ethics and standards here.\u00a0 The Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience (CCNDR) has announced that it will be receiving funding from five organizations, to help it further its goal of building a more digitally enabled non-profit sector. The total funding that CCNDR will receive will amount to $1.2 million over three years, which each funder will distribute a

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