Back to Basics: Creative Guesses on the Future of Philanthropy in Arts Education
In late summer of 1940, three boys exploring the French countryside climbed into a deserted fox den and descended into a world that humans had
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Nowhere to Go: Advocates Hope COVID-19 Will Force Governments to Finally Address Canada’s Affordable Housing Crisis
Earlier this spring, as Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood eased towards reopening after the COVID-19 lockdown, a local non-profit and a group of private donors banded together
Sector News Digest – July 28, 2020
In this week’s News Digest: more on WE Charity, non-profits team up to fight youth unemployment, a feminist economic recovery plan for Canada, and health
Art, after virus: Seven questions for a sector on the edge
In 2019, the Metcalf Foundation collaborated with The Philanthropist to curate a series on the public value of arts and culture in Canada. Now, in the midst of the pandemic, there is a new urgency to the challenges facing the arts.
L’art après le virus : Sept questions pour un secteur en difficulté
Il y a un peu plus d’un an, la Fondation Metcalf a collaboré avec The Philanthropist pour préparer une série d’articles sur la valeur publique
Book Review: The Status of Religion and the Public Benefit in Charity Law
The Status of Religion and the Public Benefit in Charity Law, ed. Barry W. Bussey. Anthem Press, London, 2020; 240 pp: ISBN 978-1-78527-266-0 In the
Religion and philanthropy: How does a place of worship really benefit the public?
Most people, in their pre-pandemic travels, would likely pass by at least one place of worship every day. As they did, many probably gave no
Religion et philanthropie : En quoi un lieu de culte profite-t-il réellement au public?
La plupart des gens, dans leurs déplacements avant la pandémie, étaient susceptibles de passer devant au moins un lieu de culte chaque jour. Il est