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Angie Gelinas and Gina Rotstein: Calgary’s countdown to two million is missing a few important numbers Original
With Calgary's population continuing to increase, solid growth plans need to include the non-profit sector, write Gena Rotstein and Angie Gelinas. Jim Wells/Postmedia Article content Calgary is on a thrilling trajectory toward a population of two million, and the economic diversification story is finally taking root. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.
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A Trust-Based Model for Indigenous Grantmaking (SSIR)
Trust-based philanthropy seeks to address historical and ongoing power imbalances by repositioning funders and grantees as collaborative partners, operating on equal footing. By recognizing that the organizations that foundations fund are best positioned to inform the solution, a trust-based approach proceeds by presuming that maximum impact is created when the organizations doing the work are fully empowered and when operational and funding barriers are removed.
Network Philanthropy - A Client Case Study
When Dr. Brad Krusky and his twin sister were approaching their 50th birthday, they had an idea. They wanted to start a charitable venture fund. The “Twin Starfish” were going to match donations made at their 50th celebration to the Twin Starfish Fund. By appealing to his community of friends and colleagues, the fund grew. Dr. Krusky was able to use networked philanthropy to increase the fund’s potential and reach.
Holy Cow Batman! Philanthropy's Response to COVID-19
Published on March 24, 2020March 24, 2020 • 2 Likes • 0 Comments Gena Rotstein, FEA, MAFollow Principal at Karma & Cents - Social Impact Lab There are four stages to crisis management - Respond, Recover, Rebuild and Resiliency. Mirroring these four stages are four types of philanthropic responses that you can undertake. The first two are short-term and the last two have a longer-term outlook. 1. Initial Response. For the organizations you support regularly, reach out to them.
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