Conducting Evaluations: Three Perspectives
Published by The Foundation Centre, 60 pages. An ongoing concern for charitable foundations and corporate philanthropists is the assessment of the effectiveness of their grants
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Lotteries—The Pros and Cons for Charitable Organizations
Addresses to Conference, Philanthropy in the 80’s: Matching Needs with Resources, The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy, November 27, 1980. DOUGLAS KINCAID, Executive Vice-President, Multiple Sclerosis Society
Principles and Practices for Effective Grantmaking
COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS, INC.* WASHINGTON, D. C. These recommended principles and practices for effective grantmaking are reprinted with the kind permission of the Council on
Representations to Finance Canada Regarding Changes in the Income Tax Act Relating to Charitable Gifts
Subsection 110 (2.1) of the Income Tax Act treats a gift made by will as though it had been made by the donor in the
Accounting for Non-profit Organizations -as it is now and may be in the future—The Director’s Concerns
Notes for Discussion at the Conference, “Philanthropy in the 80’s: Matching Needs with Resources,” The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy, November 27, 1980. Information to make decisions
The Effective Management and Investment of Charitable Funds
Addresses to Conference, “The Effective Management and Investment of Charitable Funds” co-sponsored by Oyez Limited and the Canadian Centre for Philanthropy. May 26, 1980 Mortgage
Recent Tax Developments
This column will be a regular feature of The Philanthropist and, as the title suggests, its principal purpose is to outline briefly developments that have occurred
From the Editor
The focus of the last issue of The Philanthropist was on the question of politics and charity. We understand that the appeal to the Federal Court