Impact measurements are common in today’s social sector and increasingly important to funders. Yet, many charities and non-profit organisations are uncertain about how to go about measuring the impact of their work. 

How can charities and non-profit organisations embark on or strengthen their social impact measurement methods as they face limited funding resources and research knowledge? 

To shed some light, Emary Aronson (Chief Knowledge Officer and Senior Advisor to the CEO at Robin Hood Foundation, New York City’s largest poverty-fighting organisation) shared her insights and experience in making social impact measurement relevant across funders, charities, and social enterprises. 

At this Roundtable, Singaporean charities at different stages also shared their journeys of social impact measurement.

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The Majurity Roundtable convenes leaders from the social sector to explore and discuss ways to navigate the social impact landscape. This is so that agencies large and small are able to apply impact measurements that better express their impact and effectiveness to clients, partners, and funders.