The Art of the Volunteer: Volunteerism in the Professional Performing Arts in Canada
L’Art du benevoles: le benevolat dans les arts professionnels du spectacle au Canada By Margaret Genovese Published by The Council for Business and the Arts
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From the Editor
Part of this tardy but meaty issue takes us back to basics, while the other part explores some of the recent developments in the ways
From the Editor
Our preoccupation with money, noted in the last issue, continues with this. The indefatigable Allan Arlett brings us up to date with trends and issues
A Comparative Study of the Tax Treatment of Donors to Charity in 35 Countries
Published by INTERPHIL, Interphil House, Yalding, Kent, ME18 6HU England, 1987, £525 REVIEWED BY JOHN A. MCCLELLAND Coopers & Lybrand, Chartered Accountants, Toronto INTERPHIL, the
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
From the Editor
In any field, it is important to stay on top of technical requirements. In some cases this means a periodic refresher course in the basics,