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Join us as we welcome John Bromley, founder and CEO of Charitable Impact, Canada’s first fully online donor-advised fund, which has facilitated over $1.5 billion in charitable giving. John shares his insights on making philanthropy more accessible and meaningful.
In this episode, we discuss how charities drive social change, the motivations behind giving, and common myths about philanthropy. John explains how donors can maximize their impact, the importance of thoughtful engagement, and how Charitable Impact is shaping the future of giving.
We also talk about the value of generosity in future generations and the balance of responsibility between donors and charities. If you want to give with purpose and understand how to make a difference, this conversation is for you.
Key Takeaways
- Charities exist to fill gaps left by the for-profit market.
- Technological advancements are changing how charities operate and engage -with donors.
- Understanding the impact of donations requires involvement and education.
- Generosity should be modeled for children to instill values of giving.
- Charitable giving can teach important life skills like financial literacy.
- Families with limited resources often have valuable insights into charitable needs.
Connect with John Bromley
- Website: CharitableImpact.com
- LinkedIn (John Bromley): linkedin.com/in/JBromley
- LinkedIn (Company): linkedin.com/company/WeAreCharitable
- X (Twitter): @WeAreCharitable
- Facebook: facebook.com/WeAreCharitable
- Instagram: @WeAreCharitable
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