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🌿 Let’s Talk About It! 🌿 How can we create more opportunities for small-scale and BIPOC farmers in the cannabis industry? 🌱 As the cannabis industry grows, accessibility remains a challenge, especially for underrepresented communities. From financial barriers to navigating regulatory hurdles, small-scale and BIPOC farmers often face an uphill battle. At BluRok Farm, we’re committed to finding solutions by advocating for inclusive policies, creating educational programs, and building networks to empower these farmers. 💡 How do you think we can make the cannabis space more inclusive and equitable? Let’s brainstorm together in the comments! 💬 Scan QR code to donate to support a Black owned farm! #LetsTalkAboutIt #BIPOCFarmers #InclusiveAgriculture #CannabisEquity #BluRokFarm

Introducing, Cia from Hometree! We had the pleasure of sitting down with Cia to get some more information on the incredible work Hometree do. Read on to learn more and find out how you can support such a great cause 🙌 #ShoesForCrews #SFC #HometreeCharity

Want the big insights on Irish fundraising success stories from 2024? ☘️👇  Comment "☘️” below for your recording of our webinar on this topic    And get a free demo on the tools behind the big success stories using this link:  https://lnkd.in/egKcYSMa    Here's a quick reminder of the key topics we covered last week:    🏊♀️ Swim in Pink: €22K → €200K in 3 years  800% growth down to 2 factors; people and tech.  Interactive locations map and local champions combined for viral growth.  Bright, bold PINK marketing, clear personas and iDonate form drove sign ups. 🎯 LauraLynn's €435K+ Success with Skipping Huge amount due to spotting potential after just 7 days of recruitment.  Tracking trends year-on-year enabled team to scale quickly and confidently.  Tools like iDonate’s campaign dashboard can help with quick decision making. 🏃♂️ GOAL Mile - A Contactless Revolution No hardware, no complicated setup, no staff confusion – just “Tap to Donate”.  Tap to Donate delivered so well on objectives that it’s being adopted worldwide.  GOAL are now using iDonate Tap to Donate solution in the UK and the USA.   Reminder to just comment "☘️” and I’ll send you a recording by private message on LinkedIn.   P.S. If you’d like to talk more about the tools behind some of these success stories, then book a free demo on this link: https://lnkd.in/egKcYSMa 

Did you know that the first Torah scroll was actually written on hemp-derived paper? I just made that up, but it sounds feasible! Join us at MJBiz to hear more doobie-ous facts and hang out with all your favorite Hebrews, Shebrews and Wanna-be-brews in the biz.

Driving safety tips from IndianOil, kindly watch the video in the annexed post from IndianOil.

From food for thought from the good folks at Future of Good: "Leadership of charitable organizations unlikely to fully reflect those they serve: survey. A recent survey by Carlton University’s Charity Insights Canada Project has found only 18 per cent of respondent charities have leadership that fully reflects the communities they serve. A further 30 per cent said their leadership “moderately” represents their clients, while 28 per cent of charities described their leadership as “somewhat” representative of the demographics they work with. Another 18 per cent indicated their leadership was “minimally” representative. Some charities that participated in the survey elaborated on their answers with comments like, “We’re really, really small” or “We hire who we can get, not much choice in rural Canada."  Research has consistently found that white people predominately fill leadership roles at Canada non-profits in Canada. According to a 2023 study by CivicAction and the Diversity Institute, only 18.2 per cent of leadership roles at Ontario non-profits are held by racialized people. Indigenous Peoples hold an even smaller percentage—less than three per cent—the lowest of all equity-deserving groups." #IDEA See survey: https://lnkd.in/gTgqckZe cc. Abby Pond, April Howe, Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP Global), Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) New Brunswick Chapter, Danielle Boucher, Elizabeth Murphy, CFRE, Kristen Wheaton Clayton,CFRE, Othalene Lawrence, M.S., CDE, Shayna Earle, Tanya Rumble MPNL, CFRE, CMP, MFA-P™

Smashing it through 1:1 patient/coaching, skilling up the end user and real world tools

#Boycott_Cocacola #Stop_Israili_Patronagers #Free_Palestine In the era of profit maximization, brands and marketers focus solely on profit and their professional efforts. As a result, we receive lower-quality products at higher prices or brands like 𝗖𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗰𝗼𝗹𝗮, which funds to kill. If we truly care about humanity, we shouldn't approach this issue from a purely professional standpoint (many practitioners discussing how to save companies like Coke and others, which is saddening). Instead, we should support the movement. Because today the sufferers are them maybe tomorrow it might be us.

Today is the last day to vote for Surgify as the Path Maker in product development. But I’m not just gonna ask you to vote. I’m gonna tell you WHY you should vote for us. Being part of the development team of Surgify, I’ve seen the birth and development of our product since the early days. Hard to really say what sets us apart from others from the insider perspective, but if I had to single one out, I would say it’s our user centric approach. Before we even set pen to paper, we first find out how we can really help our users, the surgeons in the surgery room, with our technology. Then, as soon as we have a testable prototype, we test our new product with the surgeons and refine the design to better match their needs. But the iteration doesn’t end there as we also have to satisfy our own stringent requirements. We try to simulate different cutting scenarios and situations where our device would contact soft tissue. We test, test, and test some more. And only release a product when we are certain that it would satisfy all the needs and safety requirements. And that’s one reason that makes us a Path Maker in product development.

The Carleton University Charity Insights Canada Project continues to offer intriguing data about the country's #charitable sector. In a recent installment, the survey asked #charities what aspect of their organization has been most affected by economic trends, along with the type of support that could help them address #inflation-related challenges. On the latter question, respondents mentioned additional core funding, public awareness to boost contributions and greater flexibility of foundation grants. The survey is a useful real-time tool to gauge trends impacting our sector.