A brief history of The Philanthropist
The following brief history of The Philanthropist was produced at the request of several subscribers and contributors who were interested in the background of the
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From the Editor
We launch this new volume with investigations of public and private policy. Public policy is examined at the speculative level by Arthur Drache, who considers
Women Who Give Away Millions: Portraits of Canadian Philanthropists
By Iris Nowell Published by Hounslow Press, Toronto, 1996, pp. 398 REVIEWED BY BETSY CLARKE Consultant in Philanthropy and Senior Associate, Bouza & Associates It
Counterpoint: A Response To “United Way, Where Are You Leading Us?”
Viewpoint and Counterpoint provide a forum for informed debate of issues of wide interest to the philanthropic sector. The opinions expressed are those of the
Viewpoint: Dolphins, Tuna and Mudsharks: Reflections on the “Bre-X Budget” for Charities
Viewpoint and Counterpoint provide a forum for informed debate of issues of wide interest to the philanthropic sector. The opinions expressed are those of the
Investment Policy Issues Unique to Not-For-Profit Organizations: Establishing the Spending Rate
Introduction Two very important areas for trustees of not-for-profits (NPOs) to consider thoughtfully are investment policy [on adopting an investment policy, see Kelly Rodgers in
Legal Developments
Charity and the Internet The Federal Court of Appeal’s jurisdiction over the Income Tax Act makes it the principal Canadian court that rules on the
From the Editor
To close this volume of The Philanthropist, we focus primarily on management issues. Vic Murray gives us the benefit of his long experience in the