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NEWSLETTER
2022 Annual Conference
When:
October 3-4, 2022
Where:
Palais des congrès de Montréal
Montréal, QC
PFC’s annual conference has become a key meeting point of philanthropic leaders from Canada and across the world.
Our 2022 conference will be a two-day event designed specifically for funders, including private grantmakers and donors, public foundations, donor-advised funds, corporate donors and government funders
Future of Good – Women’s Economic Resilience Forum
When:
June 8-9th, 2022 | 11am ET
PFC is thrilled to be partnering with Future of Good on their Women’s Economic Resilience summit.
This event convenes changemakers and speakers working to advance gender equity and economic empowerment from across Canada and around the world.
Registration is free for PFC members. Contact us for more details.
From Reconciliation to Resilience webinar
When:
June 8th, 2022 | 7-9pm ET
Seven years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s recommendations how has philanthropy pursued justice for Indigenous communities? How can we move forward from the rhetoric of reconciliation to true reciprocity? A future that goes beyond equity to sovereignty where Indigenous communities determine their own unique solutions.
Join the discussion with four powerful leaders who are all working to re-imagine philanthropy with bold new ideas on how Indigenous values can inform (and transform) our sector.
PFC is honoured to partner with Toronto Foundation on this important conversation.
Event will be in English with simultaneous French interpretation.
Register for PFC's June PGSAG Rendez-vous
When:
June 17th 2022 | 1pm ET
Mark your calendars, Program Officers and Grant Making Staff! Our PGSAG June Monthly Rendez-vous will be a good one. This month, we will be discussing how we can better support the working conditions in non-profits. Register below and stay tuned for more details!
PFC's NEW Website launched!
We have launched our new and improved website! Go check it out!
Our new website provides an enhanced platform that is more representative of the values and purpose of our organization, and better serves our growing network.
N.B: If you are a member of our network, you can use our new member’s logo on your website and other media. Help us grow the network. Please see our media kit for more information.
Canadian Philanthropy Climate Change Commitment - Reporting
When: June 15th, 2022 | 1pm EST
Calling all signatories to the Canadian Philanthropy Climate Change Commitment and all other interested foundations! On June 15th at 1pm ET, we will be presenting the pledge's new reporting template.
Join us at this informative meeting to learn more about what the pledge's simple reporting mechanisms on your work to advance climate action, and ask any questions you may have.
Equity Benchmarking - Engagement Sessions
When:
June 20th, 2022 | afternoons
Engaged in advancing justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion? Whether you’re are an equity-seeking staff or board member, or if your foundation is making progress in advancing JEDI in your foundation, we are looking for your input to help advance equity benchmarking in our sector.
Join us for a 90-minute facilitated discussion where you can share your insights and experiences and hear the insights and experiences of others.
If you are interested in participating, please reach out to Ines for more details and to confirm your attendance!
FMSQ Foundation
We are proud to announce a new PFC member, la Fondation de la Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec (FMSQ). Founded in 2012, the foundation's mission is to improve the lives of caregivers in Quebec. They recognize caregivers as a support system, who provide for those impacted with incapacities related to permanent or degenerative diseases or disabilities. In support of their positive impact, the foundation contributes up to $1 million annually, to various respite projects.
Definity Insurance Foundation
We warmly welcome the Definity Insurance Foundation to the PFC network. They are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of Canadians, particularly in marginalized and underserved areas. Making grants to registered charities, they help address the health and environmental impacts of inequality through community-based services, advocacy and awareness initiatives, as well as research and knowledge development.
