Dear philanthropy, listen to @szamancanada. thephilanthropist.ca/2024/09/fundin… The Philanthropist Journal

"The new Global South foundations have opportunities to leapfrog over the philanthropic sectors of the Global North with their partnerships and their digital and financial tools." Double book review by Hilary Pearson thephilanthropist.ca/2024/09/philan…

Five key initiatives for empowering Black and Indigenous youth in Ontario x.com/Phil_journal/s…

Grassroots orgs face unique challenges, but trust & clarity in mission can drive success. In this The Philanthropist Journal article, Kayla Webber discusses the importance of mentorship, transparency, & intentional planning in sustaining community-driven projects. ⬇️ thephilanthropist.ca/2024/07/suppor…

The founder of a charity that promotes greater giving in Canada has proposed a mandatory “Social Sector Grant.” Is it the type of shake-up a sector needs or the scheming of someone who does not understand how the sector operates? thephilanthropist.ca/2024/10/an-agi…

Check out this REX Blog repost from @laidlaw_foundation in @phil_journal on 5 key initiatives empowering Black & Indigenous #ONYouth! Read More: bit.ly/482gUG3

“What I would hope to see for philanthropy is that people who see their role as resource stewards will contribute to an enabling environment for narrative power building across issues, identities, geographies.” @szamancanada thephilanthropist.ca/2024/09/fundin… The Philanthropist Journal

"From coast to coast, Press Forward members are embracing the spirit of community service."

Next week in #Toronto, join Canadian journalism leaders and publishers to discuss the future of independent media in Canada. The first-of-its-kind summit will be hosted by Press Forward at OCAD University. Here's more info: eventbrite.ca/e/future-of-in… #NewsCrisis #cdnmedia

Investing in#perinatalhealth has a generational impact! Grateful for Jordyn Gibson's article in The Philanthropist Journal. MMHLA is thankful for our philanthropic partners and looks forward to more collaborations that make a lasting difference. Read the full article: hubs.la/Q02RclWB0

“If there is a bottom line to the final chapter, and to the book itself, it’s that neoliberalism isn’t going anywhere soon. Neoliberalism continues to permeate the walls of community centres, playgrounds, food banks, and health centres.” thephilanthropist.ca/2024/10/neolib…

thephilanthropist.ca/2024/10/neolib… A great new review of The Canadian Non-Profit Sector from The Philanthropist Journal.

“It can be really difficult for some charities to really step out on that ledge . . . You’ve got to be prepared to be bold,” says Jen Graham from Children of the Street. thephilanthropist.ca/2024/10/you-ha…

This week, instead of our usual roundup, we’re dedicating our thread to sharing stories and celebrating the life and legacy of the Honourable Murray Sinclair, who was an extraordinary leader and tireless advocate for Indigenous peoples rights.

How a Black, community-led fund is shifting organizations’ expectations of themselves. sher-leen reports on Foundation For Black Communities's Black Ideas Grant 2.0 thephilanthropist.ca/2024/11/how-a-…