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About
Charitable Impact is a Vancouver giving platform founded by John Bromley in 2011, originally under the name Chimp (a blend of 'charitable' and 'impact'). It gives everyday donors free giving accounts that function like personal foundations: donors add money, hold it, and grant to any registered Canadian charity on their own terms. Bromley's argument, which he made on the TechVancouver stage in 2016, is that traditional fundraising has financed charities well but failed to build a real culture of giving, because people mostly give only when asked. As a donor-advised structure it has moved more than $220 million to charities. Bromley started his career in corporate finance at PwC and RBC Capital Markets before working with charity-law experts.
Backers
Privately held and operated as a charitable giving platform; no venture funding is asserted here.
Quick answers
What is Charitable Impact?
A Vancouver giving platform (originally Chimp) where donors open free giving accounts that work like personal foundations and grant to any registered Canadian charity on their own terms.
Who founded Charitable Impact?
John Bromley, in 2011. He remains founder and CEO.
Was it called something else?
Yes. It launched as Chimp, a blend of 'charitable' and 'impact,' and later took the name Charitable Impact.