PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETTS, M.L.S.
Subject Index
A
ACCOUNTABILITY. Universities 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 306–315
ACCOUNTABILITY FRAMEWORK. United Way organizations
Balanced Scorecard 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 111–132
APPRECIATED MARKETABLE SECURITIES SEE GIFTS OF APPRECIATED MARKETABLE SECURITIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
ART SEE GIFTS OF ART TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS ASSETS OF CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Purpose trusts. Exigibility to tort liabilities—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers
of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117 (C.A.)
2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
B
BALANCED SCORECARD. Accountability framework for United Way organizations 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 111–132
BUDGET. Canada 1999 Federal budget. Statutory changes to Canada Customs and Revenue Agency regulations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 188–189
C
CANADA CUSTOMS AND REVENUE AGENCY 1999 Federal budget. Statutory changes to regulations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 188–189
CANADA CUSTOMS AND REVENUE AGENCY Relations with Canadian Charity Tribunal 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 4–27
CANADIAN CHARITY TRIBUNAL
Proposed Canadian Charity Tribunal. Relations with Canada Customs and Revenue
Agency 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 4–27
CANADIAN CHARITY TRIBUNAL
Proposed Canadian Charity Tribunal. Structure and operations 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 4–27
CAPITAL GIFTS FROM ONE CHARITY TO ANOTHER
Specified capital gifts related to disbursement quota. Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 133–134
CAPITAL GIFTS TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS Ten-year capital gifts. Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
CASE COMMENTS
Assets of charitable organizations: Purpose trusts. Exigibility to tort liabilities—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117 (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
CASE COMMENTS
Charitable trust property. Immunity from tort creditors. Implications for gifts to charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
CASE COMMENTS
Great Britain. Charitable organizations. Charitable purpose: Public benefit related to registration by Charity Commission of England and Wales—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
CASE COMMENTS
Great Britain. Religion. Legal definition—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
CASE COMMENTS Various cases 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 186–188
CHARITABLE DONATIONS SEE DONATIONS CHARITABLE ESTATE PLANNING 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–282
CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS SEE GIFTS TO CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS, PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
CHARITABLE GIFTS SEE GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS See also ASSETS OF CHARITABLE
ORGANIZATIONS, GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, UNITED
WAY ORGANIZATIONS
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Canadian charitable organizations. Creation by United States tax-exempt organizations. Key issues 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 157–174
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Charitable purpose: Advancement of religion related to Charter of Rights and
Freedoms
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Marketing to ethnic groups 2000(V16,No.1), pp. 57–62
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Negotiation of gift agreements with donors 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. Great Britain
Charitable purpose: Public benefit related to registration by Charity Commission of
England and Wales—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
CHARITABLE PURPOSE. Charitable organizations
Advancement of religion related to Charter of Rights and Freedoms 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
CHARITABLE PURPOSE. Charitable organizations. Great Britain
Public benefit related to registration by Charity Commission of England and Wales—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
CHARITABLE SECTOR SEE VOLUNTARY/THIRD SECTOR CHARITABLE TAX PLANNING 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–282
CHARITABLE TRUST PROPERTY
Immunity from tort creditors. Implications for gifts to charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
CHARITY COMMISSION OF ENGLAND AND WALES
Charitable organizations. Charitable purpose: Public benefit related to registration by Charity Commission—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
CHARITY TRIBUNAL SEE CANADIAN CHARITY TRIBUNAL
CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
Charitable organizations. Charitable purpose: Advancement of religion related to
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF IRELAND IN CANADA, [2000] O.J. No. 117 (C.A.) Assets of charitable organizations: Purpose trusts. Exigibility to tort liabilities –
Case Comments 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF IRELAND IN CANADA, [2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) Charitable trust property. Immunity from tort creditors. Implications for gifts to
charitable organizations—Case Comments 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY. Charitable organizations. Great Britain
Charitable purpose: Public benefit related to registration by Charity Commission of
England and Wales—Case Comments 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
Corporate community investment related to partnership initiatives with nonprofit sector 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
COMPANIES SEE GIFTS OF PRIVATE COMPANY SECURITIES TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, GIFTS OF SHARES/DEBT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
CONSTITUTIONAL CLARIFICATION Human rights: Freedom of religion 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99
CORPORATE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
Related to partnership initiatives with nonprofit sector 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
CORPORATE GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Related to partnership initiatives with nonprofit sector 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
CREDITORS
Tort creditors. Immunity of charitable trust property. Implications for gifts to charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
D
DEBT SEE GIFTS OF SHARES/DEBT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
DEFINITION SEE LEGAL DEFINITION
DISBURSEMENT QUOTA. Gifts of specified capital from one charity to another
Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 133–134
DISBURSEMENT QUOTA. Restricted gifts to charitable foundations
Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 179–181
DISCRETIONARY GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BY WILL Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 183–185
DONATIONS See also GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DONATIONS. Great Britain
Private charitable donations. Effects of United Kingdom National Lottery—Surveys 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
DONOR INVOLVEMENT. Gifts to charitable organizations
Increased donor involvement 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
DONORS
Negotiation of gift agreements with charitable organizations 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
E
ELECTRONIC INCOME TAX RECEIPTS. Gifts to charitable organizations via Internet
Issuance. Regulations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 185–186
ENGLAND SEE CHARITY COMMISSION OF ENGLAND AND WALES EQUALITY. Human rights
Related to freedom of religion 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
ESTATE PLANNING Charitable estate planning 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–282
ETHNIC GROUPS
Marketing by charitable organizations 2000(V16,No.1), pp. 57–62
F
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Relationship with voluntary/third sector: Voluntary Sector Initiative 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 240–262 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 263–271
FOREIGN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS SEE GIFTS TO FOREIGN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BY CANADIAN PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
FOUNDATIONS SEE CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS
G
GAMBLING SEE LOTTERIES
GIFT AGREEMENTS. Charitable organizations
Negotiation with donors 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
GIFTS OF APPRECIATED MARKETABLE SECURITIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
Discriminatory tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
GIFTS OF ART TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Valuation. Potential penalties 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 181–183
GIFTS OF ENCUMBERED REAL ESTATE TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 175–176
GIFTS OF PRIVATE COMPANY SECURITIES TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–276
GIFTS OF SHARES/DEBT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
Discriminatory tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
GIFTS OF SPECIFIED CAPITAL FROM ONE CHARITY TO ANOTHER Related to disbursement quota. Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 133–134
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS
Restricted gifts related to disbursement quota. Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 179–181
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Corporate gifts to charitable organizations related to partnership initiatives with nonprofit sector 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
Implications of immunity of charitable trust property from tort creditors—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Increased donor involvement 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Large gifts. Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 177
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BY WILL
Discretionary gifts to charitable organizations by will. Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 183–185
GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS VIA INTERNET Issuance of electronic income tax receipts. Regulations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 185–186
GIFTS TO FOREIGN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BY CANADIAN PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103 2000(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 178–179
GIFTS TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS Ten-year capital gifts. Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
GOVERNMENTS SEE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GREAT BRITIAN
Charitable organizations. Charitable purpose: Public benefit related to registration by Charity Commission of England and Wales—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
GREAT BRITAIN
Private charitable donations. Effects of United Kingdom National Lottery—Surveys 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
GREAT BRITAIN
Religion. Legal definition—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
H
HUMAN RIGHTS
Equality related to freedom of religion 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
I
INCOME TAX SEE TAX TREATMENT
INCOME TAX RECEIPTS. Gifts to charitable organizations via Internet
Electronic receipts. Regulations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 185–186
INCORPORATION. Nonprofit organizations 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 283–294
INTERNET SEE GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS VIA INTERNET
J-K-L
LARGE GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 177
LEGAL DEFINITION. Religion. Great Britain
Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
LIABILITIES
Tort liabilities. Exigibility of purpose trusts and assets of charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 117 (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
LOTTERIES. Great Britain
United Kingdom National Lottery. Effects on private charitable donations—Surveys 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
M
MARKETABLE SECURITIES SEE GIFTS OF APPRECIATED MARKETABLE SECURITIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
MARKETING. Charitable organizations
To ethnic groups 2000(V16,No.1), pp. 57–62
N
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS See also CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Incorporation 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 283–294
NONPROFIT SECTOR
Corporate community investment and gifts to charitable organizations, related to partnership initiatives with nonprofit sector 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
O–P
PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVES
Corporate community investment and gifts to charitable organizations, related to partnership initiatives with nonprofit sector 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
THE PHILANTHROPIST/LE PHILANTHROPE
Volume 15—Index 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 138–153
PRIVATE CHARITABLE DONATIONS. Great Britain
Effects of United Kingdom National Lottery—Surveys 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
PRIVATE COMPANIES SEE GIFTS OF PRIVATE COMPANY SECURITIES TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, GIFTS OF SHARES/DEBT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS See also GIFTS OF APPRECIATED MARKETABLE SECURITIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, GIFTS OF SHARES/DEBT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, GIFTS TO FOREIGN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BY CANADIAN PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, TEN-YEAR CAPITAL GIFTS TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS Discriminatory tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 281–282
PROPERTY
Charitable trust property. Immunity from tort creditors. Implications for gifts to charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
PUBLIC BENEFIT. Charitable purpose. Charitable organizations. Great Britain
Related to registration by Charity Commission of England and Wales—Case
Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
PUBLIC POLICY
Involvement of voluntary/third sector 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 295–305
PURPOSE TRUSTS. Assets of charitable organizations
Exigibility to tort liabilities—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in
Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 117 (C.A.)
2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
Q–R
REAL ESTATE SEE GIFTS OF ENCUMBERED REAL ESTATE TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
RECEIPTS
Electronic income tax receipts. Issuance for gifts to charitable organizations via
Internet. Regulations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 185–186
REGISTERED CHARITIES SEE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS REGISTRATION. Charitable organizations. Great Britain
Related to charitable purpose: Public benefit—Case Comments: Church of
Scientology
2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
RELIGION
Freedom of religion related to equality 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
RELIGION. Charitable purpose. Charitable organizations
Advancement of religion related to Charter of Rights and Freedoms 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
RELIGION. Great Britain
Legal definition—Case Comments: Church of Scientology 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 51–56
RESTRICTED GIFTS TO CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS Related to disbursement quotas. Tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 179–181
REVENUE CANADA SEE CANADA CUSTOMS AND REVENUE AGENCY
S
SCIENTOLOGY SEE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY
SECURITIES SEE GIFTS OF PRIVATE COMPANY SECURITIES TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
SHARES SEE GIFTS OF SHARES/DEBT OF PRIVATE COMPANIES TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS
SPECIFIED CAPITAL SEE GIFTS OF SPECIFIED CAPITAL FROM ONE CHARITY TO ANOTHER
T
@FIRST = TAX PLANNING Charitable tax planning 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–282
TAX TREATMENT. Disbursement quota related to gifts of specified capital from one charity to another 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 133–134
TAX TREATMENT. Discretionary gifts to charitable organizations by will 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 183–185
TAX TREATMENT. Gifts of appreciated marketable securities and gifts of shares/debt of private companies to private foundations
Discriminatory tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
TAX TREATMENT. Gifts of encumbered real estate to charitable organizations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 175–176
TAX TREATMENT. Gifts of private company securities to charitable organizations 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–276
TAX TREATMENT. Gifts to foreign charitable organizations by Canadian private foundations 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103 2000(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 178–179
TAX TREATMENT. Large gifts to charitable organizations 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 177
TAX TREATMENT. Private foundations
Discriminatory tax treatment 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 281–282
TAX TREATMENT. Restricted gifts to charitable foundations
Related to disbursement quota 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 179–181
TAX TREATMENT. Ten-year capital gifts to private foundations 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
TEN-YEAR CAPITAL GIFTS TO PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS Tax treatment 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
TESTAMENTARY GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS SEE GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BY WILL
THIRD SECTOR SEE VOLUNTARY/THIRD SECTOR TORT CREDITORS
Immunity of charitable trust property. Implications for gifts to charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada,
[2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
TORT LIABILITIES
Assets of charitable organizations: Purpose trusts. Exigibility to tort liabilities—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 117 (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
TRUST PROPERTY
Charitable trust property. Immunity from tort creditors. Implications for gifts to charitable organizations—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117, (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
TRUSTS. Assets of charitable organizations
Purpose trusts. Exigibility to tort liabilities—Case Comments: Re Christian Brothers of Ireland in Canada, [2000] O.J. No. 1117 (C.A.) 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–51
U
UNITED KINGDOM See also GREAT BRITAIN UNITED KINGDOM NATIONAL LOTTERY
Effects on private charitable donations—Surveys 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
UNITED STATES TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS Creation of Canadian registered charities. Key issues 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 157–174
UNITED WAY ORGANIZATIONS
Accountability framework: Balanced Scorecard 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 111–132
UNIVERSITIES Accountability 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 306–315
UNIVERSITIES
Role in voluntary/third sector 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 306–315
V
VALUATION. Gifts of art to charitable organizations
Potential penalties 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 181–183
VOLUNTARY SECTOR INITIATIVE
Federal government. Relationship with voluntary/third sector 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 240–262 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 263–271
VOLUNTARY/THIRD SECTOR See also NONPROFIT SECTOR VOLUNTARY/THIRD SECTOR
Involvement in public policy 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 295–305
VOLUNTARY/THIRD SECTOR Role of universities 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 306–315
Author Index
Brock, Kathy L.
Democracy is Coming: The New Interest in NGOs, Civil Society and the Third
Sector. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 263–271
Bromley, Kathryn
The Advancement of Religion in the Age of Fundamental Human Rights, Part 1.
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99
The Advancement of Religion in the Age of Fundamental Human Rights, Part 2.
2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
Carter, Terrance S.
Case Comment: Christian Brothers Decision Exposes Charitable Trust Assets to Tort
Creditors. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
Guidance for United States Tax-Exempt Organizations Commencing Charitable
Operations in Canada. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 157–174
Cutt, James
An Approach to a Balanced Scorecard for United Way Organizations.
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 111–132
Drache, Arthur B.C.
A Canadian Charity Tribunal: A Proposal for Implementation. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 4–27
Farquhar, Robin H.
Universities in Canada’s Voluntary Charitable Sector: Do They Belong?
2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 306–315
Goodman, Wolfe D.
Some Issues Relating to the Treatment of Private Foundations Under the Income
Tax Act (Viewpoint). 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
Hawley, William D.
Current Issues in Charitable Tax Planning. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–282
Hunter, W. Laird
A Canadian Charity Tribunal: A Proposal for Implementation. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 4–27
Lalani, Shamin
Dancing the Intricate Tango: Charities and Donors Take the Floor.
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
Madhani, Bahadur
Staying Relevant in the Face of Demographic Change. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 57–62
Murray, Victor
An Approach to a Balanced Scorecard for United Way Organizations.
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 111–132
Parker, Martha
New Alliances: For-Profits and Not-For-Profits Working Together (Viewpoint).
2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
Parks, James M.
New Developments and Challenges With Canada Customs and Revenue Agency.
2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 175–192
Passey, Andrew
Charity and Lottery: The British Experience. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
Phillips, James
Legal Developments. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–56
Phillips, Susan D.
From Charity to Clarity: Reinventing Federal Government-Voluntary Sector
Relationships. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 240–262
Stevens, David P.
Legal Developments. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 133–134
Sullivan, Clare A.
To Be Or Not To Be…Incorporated: Incorporation and Subsequent Activities of
Charities. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 283–294
Willetts, Claudia
Index to The Philanthropist, Volume 15. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 138–153
If Not Now, When? (Viewpoint). 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 295–305
Title Index
The Advancement of Religion in the Age of Fundamental Human Rights, Part 1
Kathryn Bromley. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 74–99
The Advancement of Religion in the Age of Fundamental Human Rights, Part 2
Kathryn Bromley. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 193–220
An Approach to a Balanced Scorecard for United Way Organizations
James Cutt and Victor Murray. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 111–132
A Canadian Charity Tribunal: A Proposal For Implementation
Arthur B.C. Drache with W. Laird Hunter. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 4–27
Case Comment: Christian Brothers Decision Exposes Charitable Trust Assets to Tort
Creditors
Terrance S. Carter. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 28–32
Charity and Lottery: The British Experience
Andrew Passey. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 33–41
Current Issues in Charitable Tax Planning
William D. Hawley. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 272–282
Dancing the Intricate Tango: Charities and Donors Take the Floor
Shamin Lalani. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 104–110
Democracy is Coming: The New Interest in NGOs, Civil Society and the Third Sector
Kathy L. Brock. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 263–271
From Charity to Clarity: Reinventing Federal Government-Voluntary Sector
Relationships
Susan D. Phillips. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 240–262
Guidance for United States Tax-Exempt Organizations Commencing Charitable
Operations in Canada
Terrance S. Carter. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 157–174
If Not Now, When? (Viewpoint)
Bob Wyatt. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 295–305
Index to The Philanthropist , Volume 15
Claudia Willetts. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 138–153
Legal Developments
James Phillips. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 49–56
David P. Stevens. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 133–134
New Alliances: For-Profits and Not-For-Profits Working Together (Viewpoint)
Martha Parker. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 42–48
New Developments and Challenges With Canada Customs and Revenue Agency
James M. Parks. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 175–192
Some Issues Relating to the Treatment of Private Foundations Under the Income Tax
Act (Viewpoint)
Wolfe D. Goodman. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 100–103
Staying Relevant in the Face of Demographic Change
Bahadur Madhani. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 57–62
To Be Or Not to Be…Incorporated: Incorporation and Subsequent Activities of Charities
Clare A. Sullivan. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 283–294
Universities in Canada’s Voluntary Charitable Sector: Do They Belong?
Robin H. Farquhar. 2001(Vol.16,No.4), pp. 306–315
Book Review Index
Angels of Mercy or Developmental Diplomats? NGOs and Foreign Aid, by Terje Tvedt.
2000(Vol.16,No.1), 69–70
Benchmarks of Excellence for the Voluntary Sector, developed and written by Linda
Mollenhauer. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 227–228
The Collaboration Challenge: How Nonprofits and Businesses Succeed Through
Strategic Alliances, by James E. Austin. 2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 135–137
Connecting Companies to Communities: A Guide to the Design and Management of
Community Investment Programs, published by Canadian Centre for Philanthropy.
2000(Vol.16,No.2), pp. 135–137
Don’t Just Give It Away: How to Make the Most of Your Charitable Giving, by Renata J.
Rafferty. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 63–66
Ethical Decision-Making in Fund Raising, by Marilyn Fischer. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp.
225–227
International Fund Raising for Not-for-profits: A Country-by-Country Profile, edited by
Thomas Harris. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 234–236
Leaders Who Make a Difference: Textbook and Inspiration, by Burt Nanus and Stephen
M. Dobbs 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 229–233
Making Money While Making a Difference: How to Profit with a Non-Profit Partner, by
Richard Steckel, Robin Simons, Jeffrey Simons and Norman Tanen. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 67–69
The NonProfit Sector in Canada: Roles and Relationships, edited by Keith Banting.
2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp. 221–224
Robin Hood Was Right: A Guide to Giving Your Money for Social Change, by Chuck
Collins, Pam Rogers, and Joan P. Garner. 2000(Vol.16,No.1), pp. 63–66
Transforming Fundraising: A Practical Guide to Evaluating and Strengthening
Fundraising To Grow With Change, by Judith E. Nichols. 2001(Vol.16,No.3), pp.
