The following indices have been prepared for The Philanthropist by Claudia Willetts, M.L.S. A cumulative index covering Volumes I-IV is now in preparation and will be offered to subscribers later in 1986.
Index to Subjects
A
Amateur Athletic Associations. Ontario
Judicial consideration of charitable status-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 46-55.
Amendments. Income Tax Act. Canada
May 9, 1985
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.
Amendments. Tax Court of Canada Act
May 9, 1985
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.
Annuity Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada
Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Athletic Associations. Ontario
Amateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration of charitable status
-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 46-55.
B
Re Baker ( 1984), 47 O.R. (2d) 415;17 E.T.R. 168 (Ont.H.C.) Charitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies
Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 57-58.
Budget. Canada
1985 Federal Budget. Encouragement of gifts to charitable organizations: property Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.
c
Canadian Institutional Investors Investment in overseas markets Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 39-46.
Canadians Peacetime patriotic duties: contributing charitable donations, volunteer service and participation in politics Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Canadians Private charitable donations. Decline-Statistical analysis-Reinterpretation Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.
Canadians Private charitable donations. Encouragement through income tax incentives
-Historical perspectives Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.
Case Studies Charitable donations to religious schools by donors who are parents of students. Income tax deductibility-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney,
85 DTC 5433 (Federal Court of Appeal)
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.
Case Studies Charitable organizations. Registration by Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R. 85 DTC 5102 (Federal Court of Appeal)
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Case Studies Charitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker (1984), 47 O.R. (2d) 415; 17 E.T.R. 168 (Ont. H.C.)
Spring 1985 (Vol. V, No.I), pp. 57-58.
Case Studies Ontario. Charitable organizations: amateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration of charitable status-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation (1984), 48 (2d) 549 (Div. Ct.)
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 46-55.Charitable Donations Private charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis
-Reinterpretation Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), pp. 39-47.
Charitable Donations Private charitable donations by Canadians. Encouragement through income tax incentives-Historical perspectives Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 3-21.
Charitable Donations Private charitable donations by Canadians as a peacetime patriotic duty Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Charitable Donations to Religious Schools By donors who are parents of students. Income tax deductibility-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney
Fall/Winter 1985 (Voi.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.
Charitable Foundations Investment portfolios. Management. Effects of 4.5 per cent disbursement quota Winter 1985 (Voi.V, No.I), pp. 22-40.
Charitable Organizations See also Financial Advisors To Charitable Organizations Charitable Organizations Directors. Financial responsibilities Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
Charitable Organizations Directors. Removal Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
Charitable Organizations. Canada Designation by Revenue Canada Spring 1985 (Voi.V, No.1), pp. 56-57.
Charitable Organizations. Canada Filing revised tax forms from Revenue Canada Fall/Winter 1985 (Voi.V, No.3), pp. 47-49.
Charitable Organizations. Canada Registration by Revenue Canada. Improvement-Suggestions Fall/Winter 1985 (Voi.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.
Charitable Organizations. Canada
Regulation by Revenue Canada-Suggestions
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.
Charitable Organizations. Canada
Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy. Limited taxdeductibility. Concessions by Revenue Canada
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Charitable Organizations. Canada
Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registration by Revenue Canada-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Charitable Organizations. Canada
Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registration by Revenue Canada-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Christian Schools
See also
Religious Schools
Charitable Purpose. Charitable organizations. Canada
Combined with political advocacy. Limited tax-deductibility
Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), p. 53.
Charitable Purpose. Charitable organizations. Canada
Combined with political advocacy related to registration by Revenue
Canada-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Charitable Purpose. Charitable organizations. Canada
Combined with political advocacy related to registration by Revenue
Canada-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Charitable Trusts
Charitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker ( 1984),
47 O.R. (2d) 415; 17 E.T.R. 168 (Ont. H.C.)
Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 57-58.
Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada
Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada
Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada
Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Courts of Law
See
Law Courts
D
Directors. Charitable organizations
Financial responsibilities
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
Directors. Charitable organizations
Removal
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
Disbursement Quota
4.5 per cent disbursement quota. Effects on management of investment portfolios of charitable foundations
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.
Donations
Private charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis
-Reinterpretation
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.
Donations
Private charitable donations by Canadians. Encouragement through income tax incentives-Historical perspectives
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 3-21.
Donations
Private charitable donations by Canadians as a peacetime partriotic duty
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Donors
Estate planning-For financial advisors to charitable organizations
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Donors Who Are Parents Of Students Charitable donations to religious schools. Income tax deductibility-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.
E
Estate Planning. Donors
-For financial advisors to charitable organizations Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Exemption. Sales tax on certain goods for the disabled. Quebec Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), p. 49.
Expenditure See also Spending
F
Family Foundations See also Jackman Foundation Laidlaw Foundation Federal Budget. Canada 1985. Encouragement of gifts to charitable organizations: property Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.
Federal Social Programs. Canada Universality. Reassessment related to reduction of government spending Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.
Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.
Charitable organizations. Registration by Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Financial Advisors to Charitable Organizations Donors. Estate planning-For financial advisors to charitable organizations Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Financial Responsibilities. Directors. Charitable organizations Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
Fund Raisers Grantmaking by private foundations-Guidelines for fund raisers Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.G Gifts to Charitable Organizations Property. Encouragement by 1985 Federal Budget Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.
Giving Instruments. Canada Planned giving instruments: irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Giving Instruments. Canada Planned giving instruments: irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Giving Instruments. Canada Planned giving instruments: revocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Governments. Canada Role in the provision of social services-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Governments. Canada Spending. Reduction related to reassessment of universality of federal social programs Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.
Governments. United States Role in society-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Grantees See also Fund Raisers Grantmaking By private foundations-Guidelines for fund raisers Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.
H-I
Income Tax Act. Canada
Amendments, May 9, 1985
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.Income Tax Deductibility. Donors who are parents of students For charitable donations to religious schools-Case studies: The Queen v.
McBurney
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.
Income Tax Incentives Encouragement of private charitable donations by Canadians-Historical perspectives Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.
Income Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Income Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Income Tax Treatment. Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Investment. Canadian institutional investors In overseas markets Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 39-46.
Investment Portfolios. Charitable foundations Management. Effects of 4.5 per cent disbursement quota Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.
Irrevocable Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Irrevocable Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
J Jackman Foundation Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.
Judicial Consideration of Charitable Status. Ontario Consideration of charitable status of amateur athletic associations-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.K-L
Re Laidlaw Foundation (1984), 48 (2d) 549 (Div. Ct.)
Ontario. Amateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration of charitable status-Case studies Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 46-55.
Law Courts See also Judicial
M
Markets Overseas markets. Investment by Canadian institutional investors Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 39-46.
N-0
Ontari()
Amateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration of charitable status
-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 46-55. p Philanthropy. Canada Role in society Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Planned Giving Instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Planned Giving Instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Planned Giving Instruments. Canada Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Planning See also Estate Planning
Political Advocacy. Charitable organizations. Canada
Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy. Limited tax concessions. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Political Advocacy. Charitable organizations. Canada
Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registration by Revenue Canada-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Political Advocacy. Charitable organizations. Canada
Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registration by Revenue Canada-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Politics
Participation in politics as a peacetime patriotic duty of Canadians
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.
Private Donations
Private charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis
-Reinterpretation
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.
Private Donations
Private charitable donations by Canadians. Encouragement through income tax incentives-Historical perspectives
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 3-21.
Private Donations
Private charitable donations by Canadians as a peacetime patriotic duty
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Private Foundations
See also
Jackman Foundation
Laidlaw Foundation
Private Foundations
Designation by Revenue Canada
Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 56-57.
Private Foundations
Grantmaking-Guidelines for fund raisers
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.
Private Schools
See also
Religious Schools
Private Sector. Canada
Role in the provision of social services-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Private Sector. United States
Role in society-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Property. Gifts to charitable organizations
Encouragement by 1985 Federal Budget Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.
Public Foundations
Designation by Revenue Canada Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-57.
Public Sector Workplaces
Role of volunteers in relation to unionized staff Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.
Q
Quebec
Sales tax on certain goods for the disabled. Exemption Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), p. 49.
The Queen v. McBurney, 85 DTC 5433 (Federal Court of Appeal) Charitable donations to religious schools by donors who are parents of students. Income tax deductibility-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.
R
Registration. Charitable organizations. Canada
By Revenue Canada. Improvement-Suggestions Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.
Registration. Charitable organizations. Canada
By Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Registration. Charitable organizations. Canada
By Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Regulation. Charitable organizations. Canada
By Revenue Canada-Suggestions Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.
Religious Schools
See also
Charitable Donations to Religious Schools
Remainder Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Remainder Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada
Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Responsibilities. Directors. Charitable organizations
Financial responsibilities Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
Revenue Canada
Designation of charitable organizations and private and public foundations Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 56-57.
Revenue Canada
Registration of charitable organizations. Improvement-Suggestions Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.
Revenue Canada
Registration of charitable organizations related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Revenue Canada
Registration of charitable organizations related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies: Scarborough Community
Legal Services v. R.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Revenue Canada
Regulation of charitable organizations-Suggestions Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.Revenue Canada Revised tax forms-For charitable organizations Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-49.
Revocable Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
s
Sales Tax. Quebec On certain goods for the disabled. Exemption Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), p. 49
Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.
Charitable organizations. Registration by Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies:
Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.
Schools See also Religious Schools Social Programs. Canada Federal social programs. Universality. Reassessment related to reduction of government spending Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.
Social Services. Canada Provision. Role of the private sector, governments and the voluntary sector
-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Society. Canada Role of philanthropy Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Society. United States Role of the private sector, governments and the voluntary sector-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Spending. Governments. Canada Reduction related to reassessment of universality of federal government social programs Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.Sports Organizations See also Athletic Associations Staff. Public sector workplaces Unionized staff. Role in relation to volunteers Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.
Staff. Voluntary agencies Unionized staff. Role in relation to volunteers Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
Statistical Analysis Private charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis
-Reinterpretation Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.
T
Tax Court of Canada Act
Amendments May 9, 1985
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.
Tax Deductibility. Canada Charitable purpose combined with political advocacy. Limited taxdeductibility Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.
Tax Deductibility. Donors who are parents of students Income tax deductibility for charitable donations to religious schools
-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.
Tax Forms. Revenue Canada Revised tax forms-For charitable organizations Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-49.
Tax Incentives Income tax incentives. Encouragement of private charitable donations by Canadians-Historical perspectives Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.
Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Tax Treatment. Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Testamentary Trusts Charitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker
Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 57-58.
Trusts Charitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker
Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 57-58.
Trusts.Planned giving instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
u
Unionized Staff. Public sector workplaces Role in relation to volunteers Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.
Unionized Staff.Voluntary agencies Role in relation to volunteers Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
United States Society. Role of the private sector, governments and the voluntary sector
-Historical perspectives Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Universality. Federal social programs. Canada
Reassessment related to reduction of government spending
Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.
v
Voluntary Agencies
See also
YWCA of Metropolitan Toronto
Voluntary Agencies
Role of volunteers in relation to unionized staff
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
Voluntary Sector. Canada
Role in the provision of social services-Historical perspectives
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Voluntary Sector. United States
Role in society-Historical perspectives
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Volunteer Service
As a peacetime patriotic duty of Canadians
Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Volunteers
Role in voluntary agencies in relation to unionized staff
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol. V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
Volunteers. Public sector workplaces
Role in relation to unionized staff
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.
w
Workplaces
Public sector workplaces. Role of volunteers in relation to unionized staff
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V. No.3), pp. 23-29.
X-Y-Z
YWCA of Metropolitan Toronto
Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
Index to Authors
A-8
Bromley, E. Blake
Planned Giving Instruments: The Great Circle Route. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
c
Calvert, John
Volunteers and the Unionized Workplace: Problems and Prospects. Fall/ Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.
Campbell, Ellen K.
Volunteers in the Unionized Agency: Partners or Threats? Fall/Winter
1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
Castonguay, Claude
Viewpoint: The Debate on Universality: A Missed Opportunity. Summer
1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.
D Dickson, M.L.
Recent Tax Developments. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-58.
-Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-55.
-Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-50.
E-G
Gibson, Robert H.
Investment Strategy for Endowed Charitable Foundations in Light of the
New Disbursement Quota. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.
Goodman, Edwin A.
Viewpoint: Patriotism in Peacetime. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-
45.
Gregory, John D.
The Director’s Creed: Give, Get or Get Off. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2),
pp. 25-28.
H
Hamilton, John P.
Viewpoint: The Regulation of Charities: The Ideal. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38. How, Michael S.F.
Institutional Investment in Foreign Markets. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V,
No.3), pp. 39-46.
1-J Jackman, Frederic L.R.
Putting Your Case To The Family Foundation. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.
K-M Murray, Laurence C.
Recent Tax Developments. Winter 1985 (Voi.V, No.1), pp. 56-58.
-Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-55.
-Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-50.
N-W Waters, D.W.M.
Case Review: In the Matter of Laidlaw Foundation and In the Matter of
The Charities Accounting Act. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.
Watson, Rod
Charity and the Canadian Income Tax: An Erratic History. Winter 1985 (Voi.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.
White, Norman
Counterpoint: A Response to “How and What Canadians Contribute to
Charity”. Summer 1985 (Voi.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.
Wolf, Jacke
A Comparison of the Role of the Voluntary Sector in Canada and the
United States. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
Index to Titles
A-C
Charity and the Canadian Income Tax: An Erratic History
Rod Watson. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 3-21.
A Comparison of the Role of the Voluntary Sector in Canada and the United
States
Jacke Wolf. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.
D
The Debate on Universality: A Missed Opportunity (Viewpoint)
Claude Castonguay. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.
The Director’s Creed: Give, Get or Get Off
John D. Gregory. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.
E-1
In the Matter of Laidlaw Foundation and In the Matter of the Charities
Accounting Act (Case Review)
D.W.M. Waters. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 46-55.
Institutional Investment in Foreign Markets
Michael S.F. How. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 39-46.
Investment Strategy for Endowed Charitable Foundations in Light of the New
Disbursement Quota
Robert H. Gibson. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 22-40.
Patriotism in Peacetime (Viewpoint)
Edwin A. Goodman. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 41-45.
Planned Giving Instruments: The Great Circle Route
E. Blake Bromley. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.
Putting Your Case to the Family Foundation
Frederic L.R. Jackman. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.
Q-R
Recent Tax Developments
M.L.DicksonandLaurenceC. Murray. Winter 1985 (Vol.V,No.l),pp. 56-58.
-Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-55.
-Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-50.
The Regulation of Charities: The Ideal (Viewpoint)
John P. Hamilton. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.
A Response to “How and What Canadians Contribute to Charity” (Counter
point)
Norman White. Summer 1985 (Vol.V., No.2), pp. 39-47.
S-V
Volunteers and the Unionized Workplace: Problems and Prospects
John Calvert. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.
Volunteers in the Unionized Agency: Partners or Threats?
Ellen K. Campbell. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.
Index to Book Reviews
A-Z
America’s Voluntary Spirit, edited by Brian O’Connell. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 61-64.
The Board Member’s Book: Making a Difference in Voluntary Organizations,
by Brian O’Connell. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 53-55.
Canadian Directory to Foundations, edited by Allan Arlett and Ingrid Van
Rotterdam. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 51-53.
Developing Effective Arts Boards, by Sarah Iley. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.I), pp. 59-61.
An Essential Grace, by Samuel A. Martin. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 56-
59.
A Guide for Church Treasurers, by R.C. Knechtel. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 55-56.
Helping You Helps Me: A Guidefor Self-Help Groups, by Karen Hill. Summer
1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 59-60.
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