Collaboration
Researchers
Through the duration of this preliminary research, many non profit researchers were interviewed and their contact details can be found below.
Through the duration of this preliminary research, many non profit researchers were interviewed and their contact details can be found below.
Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO)
The Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations (CCVO) gives voice to the nonprofit and voluntary sector. CCVO’s insight and leadership generate results for the sector to be able to thrive and contribute to strong, healthy communities.
CCVO was established in 2004 in response to the need for an organization to provide leadership on issues that affect the voluntary sector. The model for CCVO was developed with extensive community input and support from leading organizations in Calgary. This is a new type of organization in Canada and CCVO is the largest and strongest voluntary sector chamber in the country.
The CCVO's mission is to promote and strengthen the nonprofit and voluntary sector by developing and sharing resources and knowledge, building connections, leading collaborative work, and giving voice to critical issues affecting the sector.
To learn more: http://www.calgarycvo.org
CCVO was established in 2004 in response to the need for an organization to provide leadership on issues that affect the voluntary sector. The model for CCVO was developed with extensive community input and support from leading organizations in Calgary. This is a new type of organization in Canada and CCVO is the largest and strongest voluntary sector chamber in the country.
The CCVO's mission is to promote and strengthen the nonprofit and voluntary sector by developing and sharing resources and knowledge, building connections, leading collaborative work, and giving voice to critical issues affecting the sector.
To learn more: http://www.calgarycvo.org
Wood Buffalo
Social Prosperity Wood Buffalo: over the past few years, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo has developed an exciting vision for its community. Envision Wood Buffalo defined a widely shared plan for community development. At the same time, the Suncor Energy Foundation was working with community leaders to build capacity in the non-profit sector. Their early success led them to enlist the help of the University of Waterloo, an internationally renowned institution with expertise in social innovation. Building on the work that’s already been done by the community, the Wood Buffalo Community Building project includes a unique partnership with Waterloo Region that will stimulate innovation and generate many positive outcomes for Wood Buffalo.
The goal of the project and activity moving forward is to implement a change agenda that will build non-profit and social capacity for the long term, and to link the great doers and thinkers of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and the Region of Waterloo toward creating exceptional solutions.
To learn more: http://socialprosperity.ca/
The Non Profit Sector Link: an organization created to provide strategy, structure and processes to enable sustainable capacity-building for the nonprofit organizations in Wood Buffalo region.
To learn more: http://sectorlinkcalendar.blogspot.com/
The goal of the project and activity moving forward is to implement a change agenda that will build non-profit and social capacity for the long term, and to link the great doers and thinkers of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and the Region of Waterloo toward creating exceptional solutions.
To learn more: http://socialprosperity.ca/
The Non Profit Sector Link: an organization created to provide strategy, structure and processes to enable sustainable capacity-building for the nonprofit organizations in Wood Buffalo region.
To learn more: http://sectorlinkcalendar.blogspot.com/
Centre for Social Innovation
Tonya Surman, Executive Director
Centre for Social Innovation, Toronto, ON
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Centre for Social Innovation, Toronto, ON
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