Series - Leadership in transformation

“Organizations are fearless, but funders are not,” when it comes to the digital transformation: report

Author Neha Chollangi
Non-profits and charities are doing their best to adapt digitally, experts say – why aren’t their funders doing the same?

Why It Matters

Many funders in Canada are well aware of the need for a sector-wide digital transformation; still, their lack of knowledge on digital issues means that they aren’t funding digital projects for nonprofits and charities that are trying to serve their communities in an increasingly digital world.

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