Five ways social sector funding will (or should) transform coming out of COVID

Author Kylie Adair
What you missed at the Future of Good summit on transforming funding models

Why It Matters

Canadaโ€™s philanthropic sector holds at least $85 billion in assets, and thatโ€™s likely grown since COVID began. The stewarding of that money and the power imbalance it builds deserve scrutiny โ€” and requires transformation, speakers agreed.

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