Analyzing the Applicant’s Financial Statements: A Grantors’ Introduction
This article has been developed from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Fourth Grantors’ Conference for Foundations on June 17. 1986, in Toronto.
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Factors in the Success and Failure of Non-Profit Organizations
While much has been written on the performance of profit-oriented organizations, little is available on the non-profit organization. This paper discusses the relationship between various
Foundation Management in Transition
This paper has been developed from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Fourth Grantors’ Conference for Foundations on June 17, 1986, in Toronto.
The Role of the Voluntary Sector in Developing and Monitoring Social Legislation: A Case History
Introduction In April 1984, Canada entered a new era in its treatment of young offenders. The Young Offenders Act became law, replacing the Juvenile Delinquent
Recent Tax Developments
Amendments to the Income Tax Act Bill C-23, an Act to amend the Income Tax Act and a related Act, was passed in the House
From the Editor
In this issue, we continue our “return to the basics” in two articles. First, Barbara Doherty offers advice to lawyers on how to organize the
Funding of the Arts in Canada to the Year 2000: The Report of the Task Force on Funding of the Arts
Published by the Government of Canada, Ottawa, 1986, pp.150 (English/French) REVIEWED BY JOHN D. GREGORY Member, the Ontario Bar The arts never have enough money.
Viewpoint: The Arts, Post-Secondary Institutions, Learning and Living
Viewpoint expresses the particular view of contributors and does not necessarily reflect the views of The Philanthropist. Readers are invited to respond to articles in this