Pillar Nonprofit Network
Pillar Nonprofit Network strengthens individuals, organizations and enterprises invested in positive community impact. We support nonprofits, social enterprises and social innovators by sharing resources, exchanging knowledge and creating meaningful connections across the three pillars of nonprofit, business and government.
We believe that a connected network sparks collaboration and a willingness to lean on each other to help build an engaged, inclusive and vibrant community.
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| August 14, 2026 | Open House at Innovation Works | You're invited!. Join us at Innovation Works on Thursday, September 17 for an afternoon open house. Come tour the space, meet the community and picture your work taking root here. A rare opportunity at Innovation Works: a fully furnished, move-in-ready floor of 6,000 sq ft has opened up at 201 King... |
| August 10, 2026 | Pillar Board Committee Opportunities | Join Pillar's Board of Directors Are you passionate about driving meaningful change in your community and supporting a vibrant nonprofit sector? Pillar Nonprofit Network is currently seeking Community Members to serve on our Finance and Audit Committee and Fundraising Committee. Community Members... |
| July 28, 2026 | Connect for a Cause: Connecting Nonprofit Boards with Skilled CPAs | Connect for a Cause Connecting Nonprofit Boards with Skilled CPAs - We hear it constantly at Pillar: "We need someone who actually understands our financials on this board." It comes up in strategic planning sessions, in coaching conversations, in hallway chats after governance workshops —... |
| July 23, 2026 | How Healthy Is Your Fundraising Data Ecosystem? | This workshop is part of our Fundraising Essentials four-part series. For more information and to register for the entire series, please click here . No matter where your organization is on its fundraising journey—whether you’re managing donor information in spreadsheets or a CRM—your data can be... |
| July 23, 2026 | Planned Giving 101 | This workshop is part of our Fundraising Essentials four-part series. For more information and to register for the entire series please click here . Create tomorrow's gifts by starting the conversation today. Many organizations assume planned giving is only for large charities. In reality,... |
| July 23, 2026 | Winning Grants | This workshop is part of our Fundraising Essentials four-part series. For more information and to register for the entire series, please click here . Write stronger proposals. Build stronger funder relationships. Great grant applications do more than answer questions—they tell a compelling story... |
| July 23, 2026 | Build Your Case for Support | This workshop is part of our Fundraising Essentials four-part series. For more information and to register for the entire series, please click here . Turn your mission into a story donors can't ignore. Every successful fundraising effort begins with a compelling case for support. If someone asked... |
| July 23, 2026 | Fundraising Essentials - Full Series Registration: Practical Skills for Stronger Nonprofits | Build the skills. Strengthen your fundraising. Grow your impact Sponsored by: Global Philanthropic Canada Strong fundraising doesn't happen by chance—it happens when organizations have the right tools, strategies, and confidence to build meaningful relationships with donors and funders. Designed... |
| July 20, 2026 | ReconciliACTION: #LANDBACK | Register now! This event page will be updated once speakers and caterers are confirmed. In the spirit of bringing communities together for ReconciliACTION and building off our June session on Treaties, on Wednesday September 16 Atlohsa Family Services is collaborating with Pillar Nonprofit Network... |
| July 17, 2026 | From Community Voice to City Hall: Building Your Nonprofit’s Influence in a New Council Term | From Community Voice to City Hall: Building Your Nonprofit’s Influence in a New Council Term Why Attend this Workshop If there’s one myth that has persisted among some nonprofits, it is the idea that you need to be a large organization to effectively engage with or influence decisions at City Hall... |
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