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13 Black-led Organizations that are Transforming Communities and Philanthropy

This Black History Month, we’re sharing the powerful work of Black-led, Black-serving and Black-focused (B3) organizations that are transforming both philanthropy and communities. Together, they are building a more equitable future where Black communities can thrive.    We are applauding and supporting: Community service organizations that are on the ground, providing vital services to Black

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This Black History Month, we’re sharing the powerful work of Black-led, Black-serving and Black-focused (B3) organizations that are transforming both philanthropy and communities. Together, they are building a more equitable future where Black communities can thrive.    We are applauding and supporting: Community service organizations that are on the ground, providing vital services to Black

Support small. Build a city of neighbours.

This year’s Good to Give Guide is different. It features some of the smallest organizations we’ve ever funded and recommended to fundholders. Small groups know their communities and draw neighbours together to imagine and build a better future.  Small organizations often serve the most vulnerable and since COVID the demands on them are greater than

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This year’s Good to Give Guide is different. It features some of the smallest organizations we’ve ever funded and recommended to fundholders. Small groups know their communities and draw neighbours together to imagine and build a better future.  Small organizations often serve the most vulnerable and since COVID the demands on them are greater than

Pride Month: 15 organizations uplifting 2SLGBTQ+ communities

As Pride Month arrives, it brings with it a renewed focus on celebrating and affirming the 2SLGBTQ+ community*. Pride started as a protest. With vibrant parades and colorful festivities, today’s Pride is a time to reflect on the progress made by grassroots activism and the work that still needs to be done to ensure equity

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As Pride Month arrives, it brings with it a renewed focus on celebrating and affirming the 2SLGBTQ+ community*. Pride started as a protest. With vibrant parades and colorful festivities, today’s Pride is a time to reflect on the progress made by grassroots activism and the work that still needs to be done to ensure equity

20 Organizations shaping a more accessible and inclusive future

We’re celebrating National AccessAbility Week by honoring the contributions of Canadians with disabilities and the champions who tirelessly work to eliminate barriers in their communities. We’re highlighting organizations that embody the “nothing about us without us” principle, a powerful slogan used by disability rights activists to ensure people with disabilities are part of policy-making decisions

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We’re celebrating National AccessAbility Week by honoring the contributions of Canadians with disabilities and the champions who tirelessly work to eliminate barriers in their communities. We’re highlighting organizations that embody the “nothing about us without us” principle, a powerful slogan used by disability rights activists to ensure people with disabilities are part of policy-making decisions

How you can support the environment this Earth Day

As we mark another Earth Day, the urgency of supporting environmental organizations resonates louder than ever before. But these organizations offer hope and concrete ways for everyone to do their part. From food and nature literacy programs to fostering sustainable cities, these local champions are working tirelessly to protect our planet’s future. Now more than

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As we mark another Earth Day, the urgency of supporting environmental organizations resonates louder than ever before. But these organizations offer hope and concrete ways for everyone to do their part. From food and nature literacy programs to fostering sustainable cities, these local champions are working tirelessly to protect our planet’s future. Now more than

Organizations Driving Gender Equality in Toronto

In celebration of International Women’s Day, we are shining a spotlight on donation-ready organizations that are advancing gender equality and inclusion in our communities. From affirming gender inclusion in the workplace to reclaiming holistic birth practices to creating gender equity in the arts these organizations play a crucial role in building a more equitable future

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In celebration of International Women’s Day, we are shining a spotlight on donation-ready organizations that are advancing gender equality and inclusion in our communities. From affirming gender inclusion in the workplace to reclaiming holistic birth practices to creating gender equity in the arts these organizations play a crucial role in building a more equitable future

Black History & Futures: 30 organizations you can support

In honour of Black History and Futures Month, we’re sharing some of the B3* organizations you should know about and support. These organizations are doing vital work in the community and paving the way to a brighter future.   *What is a B3 organization? An organization that is Black-led, Black-focused and Black-serving.   Health and wellness

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In honour of Black History and Futures Month, we’re sharing some of the B3* organizations you should know about and support. These organizations are doing vital work in the community and paving the way to a brighter future.   *What is a B3 organization? An organization that is Black-led, Black-focused and Black-serving.   Health and wellness

The new Good to Give Guide is here

Last fall the Toronto Social Capital Study revealed that Torontonians are not well, civic engagement has plummeted and a staggering 300,000 amongst us say they have no one to turn to. Based on those insights, we’re profiling 14 donation-ready organizations who are rebuilding social capital and creating systems change together. Five of the 14 are our 2022

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Last fall the Toronto Social Capital Study revealed that Torontonians are not well, civic engagement has plummeted and a staggering 300,000 amongst us say they have no one to turn to. Based on those insights, we’re profiling 14 donation-ready organizations who are rebuilding social capital and creating systems change together. Five of the 14 are our 2022

How to further food security this December

“I look forward to a time when South Parkdale has enough food to eat, so we can get back to the business of using sport to create social change,” says Miranda Kamal, executive director, MJKO (Mentoring Juniors Kids Organization).  Throughout the pandemic, libraries, community centres, recreational hubs, and offices were converted into emergency food hampers,

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“I look forward to a time when South Parkdale has enough food to eat, so we can get back to the business of using sport to create social change,” says Miranda Kamal, executive director, MJKO (Mentoring Juniors Kids Organization).  Throughout the pandemic, libraries, community centres, recreational hubs, and offices were converted into emergency food hampers,

How you can help Afghan refugees and residents

Some of you have started to ask how you can help the thousands of Afghan people who were unable to escape as well as those who manage to eventually make their way to Canada. While we still encourage you to also seek out suggestions by the local Afghan community, we’re suggesting three ways to channel

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Some of you have started to ask how you can help the thousands of Afghan people who were unable to escape as well as those who manage to eventually make their way to Canada. While we still encourage you to also seek out suggestions by the local Afghan community, we’re suggesting three ways to channel

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