From the Editor
The philanthropic sector of our society is changing rapidly for economic, social and political reasons. Contributors to this issue help us better to understand some of
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Recent Legal Developments
Three recent decisions of the Ontario courts should be noted by charity trustees. Mutual Fund Investments by Trustees First, in Re Haslam and Haslam [(1994),
Boards As Agents of Change
This article was adapted from a presentation to a Voluntary Sector Management panel discussion at York University, North York, Ontario, in July, 1995. The author
Evaluation: The Elusive Frontier
The purpose of this articles is to review some aspects of evaluation from a practical rather than a technical viewpoint, and to look at recent
Community Foundations and United Way: Getting From Competition To Collaboration
Community foundations and United Way would appear to be a perfect match for one another. They provide different yet complementary services. They share many of
Establishing a Parallel Foundation: Why? Why Not? How?
This article was developed from “Fit To Be Tithed: Risks and Rewards for Charities and Churches”, a seminar offered by the Department of Continuing Legal
The Responsibilities and Liabilities of Foundation Directors and Trustees
This paper is an expansion of “Charitable Foundations and the Law: The Directors’ Responsibilities and Liabilities”, a presentation to the Community Foundations of Canada 1994 Conference,
Planned Giving for Canadians: A Guide to Instituting and Managing a Successful Planned Giving Programme
By Frank Minton and Lorna Somers Published by Somersmith, Waterdown, Ontario LOR 2HO REVIEWED BY GEOFFREY J.R. DYER Tory Tory DesLauriers & Binnington, Barristers and