Accounting Principles
Those concerned with accounting practices for Not-for-Profit-Organizations have had very little guidance in the past on accounting principles to be followed. The Canadian Institute of
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Community Foundations – An Idea Whose Time Has Come
In 1914, a lawyer banker by the name of Frederick Harris Goff was responsible for creating a new kind of trust, the Cleveland Foundation. He
The Charpol Family Quiz (A game of skill and luck played on the boundaries of charity and politics)
Introduction Two truths are held to be self-evident: (1) that no purpose is charitable if it comprises the attainment of political objects; (2) that few
The Need for Private Funding of Ontario’s Hospitals
With increasing government participation in hospital and health-care financing in Canada, many people have come to believe that public hospitals are owned and operated by
Case Comment
In The Matter of the application of The Canadian Foundation for Youth Action for the passing of its accounts for the period Aug. 17, 1973
Investment Policies for Foundations
Introduction A recent article carried the alarming headline “Ford Foundation may be forced to cut grants by 50 per cent”. The Ford Foundation, squeezed like
A Report on The Conference of the National Council on Philanthropy
Cleveland, Ohio, October 21-23, 1974 The Conference of the National Council on Philanthropy held in Cleveland, Ohio last Fall brought together more than five hundred
The Future of Funding
Background The process of social development in Ontario today has been significantly influenced by thousands of voluntary and self-help associations involved in social action and