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Social enterprise is not the answer, and the solution affects us all By Chris Carter Even before the effects of COVID-19 were felt, nonprofits and charities were struggling for funding: many donors don’t understand the concept of administrative costs and other necessary expenses, and accordingly prefer donating to program-only expenses; …

Building a Foundation for Successful Corporate Partnerships By Hava Goldberg, CFRE If you had asked me about WE Charity’s corporate partnerships at this time a year ago, I would have told you their partner list read like a fundraiser’s dream, pages upon pages on some of Canada’s largest companies, spanning …

By Narinder Dhami and Chi Nguyen Over the past few months, as nearly every facet of our lives has been turned upside, the charitable and non-profit sector has seen massive disruption. The societal reckoning that kicked off in late spring with the deaths of George Floyd and Regis Korchinski-Paquet called …

What the WE Charity case means for the rest of us in the sector By Wendy Rinella Although there is a lot of discussion about the potential backlash against the entire charitable sector from this scandal, I would point out the absence of other charity leaders rushing to the aid …

BY MARK BLUMBERG The WE Charity scandal has now been going on for over three months. It has caused the Minister of Finance to resign, the proroguing of parliament. It has resulted in WE Charity announcing that it will be “winding down the organization’s operations in Canada” and taking their …

The WE Charity affair weakens trust in charities as COVID-19 curtails donor giving By Staff/Angus Reid As it has done to nearly every facet of Canadian life, the coronavirus pandemic is also ravaging crucial health programs and social services provided by Canada’s charitable organizations as individual donors face tough spending …

By Kathleen Provost As a professional fundraiser, I always saw my social role as one of a broker. I was the one who facilitates philanthropic gifts in support of charities or philanthropic projects in need. However, our current society is being transformed as we experience a global pandemic. The charitable …

By Malcolm Burrows The WE Charity’s story should be a business school case study. Young, idealistic founders. Growth and acclaim. Complexity, political scandal, and collapse. But is WE Charity a case that can teach charities and donors, or is it an outlier? The connection with business school naturally comes to …

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