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2023 Vital Signs Report: Toronto the Good is Toronto the Lonely

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Toronto Foundation launches #PowerofUs campaign to reconnect Torontonians after latest data finds alarming declines including mental health and civic connection TORONTO, Nov. 15, 2023 /CNW/ – Toronto Foundation is kickstarting a 150-day campaign to revive faith in the city’s future as its 19 biennial Toronto’s Vital Signs Report shows a shocking increase in isolation, depression […]

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Toronto Foundation launches #PowerofUs campaign to reconnect Torontonians after latest data finds alarming declines including mental health and civic connection TORONTO, Nov. 15, 2023 /CNW/ – Toronto Foundation is kickstarting a 150-day campaign to revive faith in the city’s future as its 19 biennial Toronto’s Vital Signs Report shows a shocking increase in isolation, depression

6 ways we help take the stress out of your legacy planning

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Writing a will can be a costly and difficult process – but it doesn’t have to be. Toronto Foundation offers innovative resources and structures that can simplify your philanthropic legacy planning in your will.

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Writing a will can be a costly and difficult process – but it doesn’t have to be. Toronto Foundation offers innovative resources and structures that can simplify your philanthropic legacy planning in your will.

Reflecting on a long-overdue community foundation family reunion

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The anticipation was palpable as 750 community foundation peers and supporters met in-person for the first time since 2019, at the aptly themed #Reconnect2023, biennial Community Foundations of Canada (CFC) Conference.

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The anticipation was palpable as 750 community foundation peers and supporters met in-person for the first time since 2019, at the aptly themed #Reconnect2023, biennial Community Foundations of Canada (CFC) Conference.

5 tips: Writing a will for community impact

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When it comes time to write a will, the main goal for many is making sure their loved ones are taken care of. But for those who have chosen to leave a legacy gift to charity in their wills, their potential impact reaches much further.  In conversation with Legacy Leaders and Toronto Foundation legacy experts,

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When it comes time to write a will, the main goal for many is making sure their loved ones are taken care of. But for those who have chosen to leave a legacy gift to charity in their wills, their potential impact reaches much further.  In conversation with Legacy Leaders and Toronto Foundation legacy experts,

Reconnect 2023 Conference

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Community foundations and nonprofit organizations from around the world are coming together in Toronto on June 1 and 2 for the largest philanthropic gathering in Canada. Together with Community Foundations of Canada, we are hosting the Reconnect 2023 conference – our first in person national conference since 2019. It is an opportunity to reconnect with

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Community foundations and nonprofit organizations from around the world are coming together in Toronto on June 1 and 2 for the largest philanthropic gathering in Canada. Together with Community Foundations of Canada, we are hosting the Reconnect 2023 conference – our first in person national conference since 2019. It is an opportunity to reconnect with

Legacy and learning: Why you don’t need all the answers now

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One common factor that holds people back from creating a will is that they don’t feel prepared to answer all of the questions that process brings up. While planning a philanthropic legacy requires some forethought, those who have done it have discovered that the process itself helps you uncover those answers. Toronto Foundation bequest donors

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One common factor that holds people back from creating a will is that they don’t feel prepared to answer all of the questions that process brings up. While planning a philanthropic legacy requires some forethought, those who have done it have discovered that the process itself helps you uncover those answers. Toronto Foundation bequest donors

Announcing: our new COO, Rashid Javed

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With over 20 years of senior leadership experience in finance and operations in the corporate and charity sectors across four continents, Rashid Javed has been able to build a reputation of having sound judgment, analytical skills and an ability to inspire, motivate and build trust. Having a particular niche in finding new ways of working

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With over 20 years of senior leadership experience in finance and operations in the corporate and charity sectors across four continents, Rashid Javed has been able to build a reputation of having sound judgment, analytical skills and an ability to inspire, motivate and build trust. Having a particular niche in finding new ways of working

Lonely No More: Grassroots Groups Step Up to the Power of Us Challenge

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Microgrants fund 35 initiatives to get Torontonians Together Again April 15, 2023 / Toronto – Toronto Foundation and Volunteer Toronto are excited to announce the 35 Power of Us Micrograntees, Torontonians who are stepping up with opportunities to connect neighbours across the city. These resident-led groups, grassroots organizations and informal collectives are each receiving $1000

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Microgrants fund 35 initiatives to get Torontonians Together Again April 15, 2023 / Toronto – Toronto Foundation and Volunteer Toronto are excited to announce the 35 Power of Us Micrograntees, Torontonians who are stepping up with opportunities to connect neighbours across the city. These resident-led groups, grassroots organizations and informal collectives are each receiving $1000

Everyday Racism: Experiences of discrimination in Toronto

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TORONTO, March 21, 2023—According to the 2022 Toronto Social Capital Study, racialized Torontonians, and especially those who identify as Black, are significantly more likely to face discrimination on a regular basis than white residents of the city. In fact, racism is the most common form of discrimination in Toronto. “As we mark

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TORONTO, March 21, 2023—According to the 2022 Toronto Social Capital Study, racialized Torontonians, and especially those who identify as Black, are significantly more likely to face discrimination on a regular basis than white residents of the city. In fact, racism is the most common form of discrimination in Toronto. “As we mark

When 300,000 Torontonians say they have no one

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Second Toronto Social Capital Study shows who’s disconnected and why that matters to city’s health FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, November 22, 2022 (Toronto, ON) — Today Toronto Foundation and the Environics Institute, along with 15 partners, released the findings of the 2022 Toronto Social Capital Study, the second-ever and most in-depth look at social capital

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Second Toronto Social Capital Study shows who’s disconnected and why that matters to city’s health FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, November 22, 2022 (Toronto, ON) — Today Toronto Foundation and the Environics Institute, along with 15 partners, released the findings of the 2022 Toronto Social Capital Study, the second-ever and most in-depth look at social capital

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