Charitable Impact expands pooled funds model; donors to give directly to charity-agnostic causes

Author Sharlene Gandhi
After an 18-month pilot with the ALS Super Fund, Charitable Impact is bringing the Cause Fund model to addiction recovery, food insecurity, and youth mental health causes.

Why It Matters

According to Charitable Impact, donors often seek to give to maximize their impact, but the charity-centred approach can make that challenging. Instead, their needs are centred by allowing patients and people with lived experience to decide where those funds go.

After piloting the Cause Fund model for 18 months, Charitable Impact is rolling this model of giving out to other causes.

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