From the Editor
For summer reading this issue offers some hot topics for all tastes. Canada’s tax laws encourage gifts of cultural property to Canadian institutions to help
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Index to The Philanthropist Volume X
Cite as (1991), 10 Philanthrop. No., pp. PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETTS, M.L.S. Subject Index A ADVOCACY SEE POLITICAL ADVOCACY AUDITOR GENERAL. Canada Report on tax
Board Development
By Susan Moisey, Rory Ralston and Bruce Murphy Published by Alberta Educational Communications Corporation (c) 1988. Development and Direction for Board of Directors By John
From “Please” to “Thank You”; From “Thank You” to “Please”: Cultivating Major Donors-A Long-Term Partnership
This article was adapted from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Conference Partners in Philanthropy I Partenaires en Philanthropic J/, in Montreal in
Place et Role des Associations au Quebec les Delis de Ia Decennie 90
This article was adapted from a presentation to a convention co-sponsored by CEPAQ (centre pour l’avancement des associations du Quebec). The convention addressed the subject
A Rose By Any Other Name: Using Board Development to Achieve Board Reform
Board development has taken on some urgency within the voluntary sector over the last few years. As a long-time board member of numerous nonprofit organizations
Case Comment: Everywoman’s Health Centre Society v. Minister of National Revenue
Introduction In its recent decision in Everywoman ‘s Health Centre Society v. Minister of National Revenue the Federal Court of Appeal decided that a free-standing
From the Editor
For the spring of 1992 we have description, prescription, and comment, as well as the usual reading list. Professor Jim Phillips comments on the decision