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The Impact of Community Data on Fundraising in Toronto's Schools

This report by Beth Wilson, Senior Researcher at Social Planning Toronto, highlights the disparity in fundraising efforts between the least marginalized and most marginalized primary schools over three years. The top 20 schools raised an average of $249,362.51 each, while the bottom 20 schools only managed $6,922.98 per school. It stresses the need for advocacy to support community groups to strengthen funding and resources. The findings emphasize the importance of equitable financial support in education to address systemic inequalities.

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The Impact of Community Data on Fundraising in Toronto's Schools

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  1. Community Use of the Community Data Program Beth Wilson Senior Researcher Social Planning Toronto June 19, 2013

  2. Research

  3. Over three years the 20 least marginalized primary schools fundraised 36 times the funds than the most marginalized 20 schools: $249,362.51 per school compared to $6,922.98 per school.

  4. Advocacy

  5. Supporting Community Groups 124.6% Population 2001-2011

  6. THANK YOU! • Contact Beth Wilson Senior Researcher Social Planning Toronto 2 Carlton Street, Suite 1001 Toronto, Ontario M5B 1J3 Tel: (416) 351-0095 x257 Fax: (416) 351-0107 beth@socialplanningtoronto.org

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