Looking for maximum impact? Fund climate work in Atlantic Canada: Report

Author Gabe Oatley
With a smaller population and close-knit communities, a new report argues funding environmental projects in Atlantic Canada may offer grantmakers more impact for their buck.

Why It Matters

Outside of the big recipients—universities, schools, hospitals and municipalities—charities in Atlantic Canada get less foundation money than peer organizations in the rest of Canada.

A new report from Environment Funders Canada says the size, connectedness, and cohesion of Atlantic Canadian communities make it easier to develop the buy-in needed to drive environmental solutions. 

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