Series - Philanthropy for the Common Good

What you missed: Seven actionable tips for funders from Philanthropic Foundations Canada’s annual conference

Author Kylie Adair
This year’s event focused on “philanthropy and the common good: renewing our practices, strengthening our impact”

Why It Matters

Canadian philanthropy is under scrutiny post-pandemic. Calls to raise the disbursement quota, change philanthropic practices in order to shift power dynamics, and more promise to change the landscape of the sector in the coming years.

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