Profession: Philanthrope
Abstract: Who should be called a philanthropist today? Usually, this designation applies to members of the rich elite who donate important sums of money to different
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A Short Overview Of Sharing And Collaboration Across The Nonprofit Sector
This issue of The Philanthropist is about new ways of working. One of the ways in which the operation of the nonprofit sector is evolving
Assessing The Impact Of Community And Voluntary Sector Activity: As Good As It Gets?
Introduction On November 20-2 1, 2009, the public policy and third sector initiative of the School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University, held its Ninth Annual
Creating Social Space In The New Urban Landscape: Experiences From The Frontlines
I once thought money was the key element limiting the effectiveness of the community sector across Canada. I have changed my mind. Money does matter for
Context Setting Article For The Philanthropist: Tides Canada Initiatives/Novita Interpares
Uncommon Solutions For The Common Good “We are in challenging times for nonprofits… We need the organizational structures that will allow everyone to be more
What The Numbers Say: Highlights From Imagine Canada’s First Sector Monitor
The sector monitor is a new survey program of Imagine Canada that will regularly gather information on the issues facing Canada’s charitable and nonprofit sector.
Grantmaking Networks And Environmental Grants In Canada
Introduction The research presented in this article answers the question of where and how funding is being channelled in the environmental sector in Canada. The
New ways to keep up our end of the policy conversation
New challenges breed new policy approaches. Many voluntary organizations have active policy advocacy agendas and devote important resources to this role, promoting the issues and