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Gibson Gives Back - How Does It Work? First - it doesn’t cost you any money at all - for every LIKE and SHARE from our followers, Gibson’s will donate $1 to local charities across Ontario. We add up the likes and shares, and we donate to each charity individually with a cheque to support their operations. That’s it! You can support local charities, and we get to give back with the support of our community. Everybody wins - so like and share with your friends and let’s give back more than ever this year. #gibsongivesback #gibsongivesback2023 #ontariocharities #giving #ontario #professionalroofers #roofingpros #ontarioroofers #charity #charitablegiving #canada #roofing #reroof #roofingcanada #foodbank #LikeFollowShare #likethispost #sharethispost #like #share #buildingsupplies #roofingsupplies

Donors don't give to save charities, they donate to the cause. No matter how tough our current environment is in the charity sector, it's vital we don't see donors as simply cash to plug financial gaps. ✨️ Donors are our partners in social change - they want to work with us to create impact.✨️ Contining to focus on deepening relationships, telling powerful stories and communicating impact is the path to sustainable income. #CharitySector #Fundraising #StrategicPartnerships

Did you know there are multiple types of Charitable Giving? Here are a few ways you can give. Donor-Advised Funds: A donor-advised fund allows you to donate cash or securities, which are non-refundable to a non-profit organization. Real Estate: If you have a property you no longer need, you can donate it to charity. #TrinityWealthManagement #GreensboroNC

Sell, Donate, or Dispose? Discover the best approach for dealing with belongings. Senior move managers can assist in selling valuable items, donating to charities, or responsibly disposing of items no longer needed. #tuesdaytips #selldonatedispose #belongingssolution #sterlinglifesolution #seniormovemanagment

We are at risk of having to cancel the UnCharitable Documentary Screening scheduled for Thursday March 14th at Manuals River! What if charity could be transformed from a gesture to an answer--to solving the world's greatest problems? What if everything we've been taught about charitable giving is wrong? What if it's undermining the very causes, we love the most? UnCharitable is a one-of-a-kind movie that shows how our charitable traditions and prejudices have suffocated the charitable sector and prevented it from leading the charge to truly change the world. While AFP NL Strives to bring great benefits and low costs to our members and non-members, sometimes we must charge a fee. The rights to screen this documentary, in addition to the cost to rent a theatre, meant we had to put in place a cost. Please know that we do not charge this lightly but do so to provide unique and valuable opportunities. Ticket sales end today - March 8 - at 4:00pm NST!   Please consider purchasing your ticket now to ensure this event goes ahead --> https://shorturl.at/cGLSV  

It was a pleasure to participate in the Reclaim Recycling Week Webinar Series, speaking alongside Computer Recycling and Aotearoa Food Rescue Alliance for the Reflection Friday and Spring Clean Weekend webinar. While we represented three distinct industries, an underlying theme was evident. We lack governmental frameworks and the appropriate supportive legislation to address surplus and appropriate end-of-life strategies. What is also required for many of us is to redefine the term value. We must unlearn a lot. Infinite growth is not a reality. Right now, we have resources that are wasted because either due to a lack of infrastructure, legal frameworks, or the desire to participate in circular systems, our electronics, food, and clothing are not going where they should be. They're going to landfill. Thank you, Nathalia Gonzales, for having us. We recognise the surplus in our industry; some 25% of clothing remains unsold, either destroyed or shipped overseas to nations that have even less capacity to deal with it than we do. What began as a need to clothe those experiencing financial hardship, our brand partnerships provide an opportunity for brands to manage excess stock responsibly while also engaging in social and environmental issues, having a positive impact on local communities. This year, we are on track to collect, sort and redistribute one tonne of clothing in just 12 months—recycling garments within a cyclic system. If you are a retail or brand looking to move dead stock or samples, please send us a message. #circulareconomy #fashionindustry #recycling

#TipoftheDay Utilize tools that make it easy for supporters to donate. Don’t make it difficult for customers to support you. Incorporate tools like text to donate, donation landing pages, or barcodes. #HeavieTalkMedia #fundraisingtips #fundraisingideas #fundraising

It's time to clean out those unused gadgets and give back to those in need! Donate them to charity through Give IT Forward and help create positive change.  ---- Discover more at! https://lnkd.in/di-RBJFq . . . . #CleanOut #GiveBack #GiveITForward #TechForGood #Charity #DigitalInclusion"

Turn your recyclable bottles into fundraising dollars in 3 easy steps! Transform your recycling routine into a force for good with the Container Deposit Scheme (CDS Vic). Every eligible drink container you recycle can directly support Brite, turning your refund into a donation. Here’s how you can make a meaningful impact: Collect: Gather all your eligible recyclable bottles and cans. Select: Visit your local return point and choose 'Brite Services' as your charity on the collection point terminal or through the CDS Vic app. Donate: Complete your return, knowing that every container is contributing directly to our mission. By selecting Brite as your chosen charity, you directly bolster our efforts to foster empowerment, leadership, and inclusivity. #Brite #BriteSpark #Fundraising #Recycling #CDS #VictorianGovernment

During our visit, I started speaking to a talented 19-year-old artist. He shared his story and told me about how art has helped him through tough situations. I then asked him what his dream was... (anticipating a common answer from a 19 year old such as: 'to become a professional artist' or 'to go see the world'). His answer: "To build a community right here in Brixton that people feel proud of." 19 years old!! He then continued to share the following: "When we stop focusing on what we can get for ourselves, what we can consume...and start focusing on what we can give to others, that is when we experience peace." How wise? How simple? How profound... I am so thankful for meeting him because this interaction made me think completely differently about how I want to approach 2024. Instead of fixating on personal gains and individual achievements, let's prioritize what we can contribute to others this year. Who is with me?