Planned Giving Instruments: The Great Circle Route
Introduction Charities in Canada are very interested in developing successful planned giving programs. They see their American counterparts raising millions of dollars in such programs
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The Director’s Creed: Give, Get or Get Off
Members of the board of directors are the front line partisans of a charitable organization. They are the converted, preaching. But what the charities themselves
Putting Your Case To The Family Foundation
A Brief History The Jackman Foundation was created in 1964 by my late father, Henry Jackman. At that time, the foundation was considered a nest
Recent Tax Developments
Amendments to the Income Tax and Tax Court of Canada Acts A further amendment to fine-tune the rules in the Income Tax Act relating to
From the Editor
What are our priorities as a society? Shall we eliminate universality in the provision of social services because we “can’t afford it” while at the
An Essential Grace
by Samuel A. Martin, Published by McClelland & Stewart, Toronto, 1985, 322 pages, $29.95 REVIEWED BY EDWARD J. WAlTZER Member, The Ontario Bar The re-examination of
Counterpoint: A Response to “How and What Canadians Contribute to Charity”
The Philanthropist welcomes and, if appropriate, will publish responses to any of its articles or features. (Reference: The Philanthropist, Vol. IV, No. 1, 1984, p.3) The
Viewpoint: The Debate on Universality: A Missed Opportunity
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