We are so thrilled to be part of Future of Good's Top 50 List of Equitable Funders! Thank you for recognizing the incredible work of community foundations across Canada. 👏
The community foundation of Canada’s most populous city has been crowned the country’s most equitable funder, according to a new ranking project by Future of Good. “I’m gobsmacked,” said Sharon Avery, Toronto Foundation's CEO. “We did not expect to be near the top. It’s wonderful.” To produce the ranking, Future of Good and QuakeLab analyzed data from Canada’s 500 largest foundations by asset size based on seven criteria, including action on DEI, transparency, and funding practices. In the ranking, the Toronto Foundation, a community foundation with about $760 million in assets, narrowly outranked the Laidlaw Foundation, a Toronto-based family foundation, and the Calgary Foundation, one of Canada’s largest community foundations. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gnut9PVM See who made the Top 50 here: https://topfunders.ca/ #leadwithequity #equitablefunding #top50funders #philanthropy #futureofgood #equity #inclusion #dei #dataforgood #grantmaking #socialimpact #socialgood #leadership 📷 jehad aliweiwi, executive director of the Laidlaw Foundation (top row, left) with his colleagues in Toronto, Ont. The foundation was the top family foundation in a new equitable funders ranking. (Duane Cole/Supplied)