Community Foundations and United Way: Getting From Competition To Collaboration
Community foundations and United Way would appear to be a perfect match for one another. They provide different yet complementary services. They share many of
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Evaluation: The Elusive Frontier
The purpose of this articles is to review some aspects of evaluation from a practical rather than a technical viewpoint, and to look at recent
Boards As Agents of Change
This article was adapted from a presentation to a Voluntary Sector Management panel discussion at York University, North York, Ontario, in July, 1995. The author
The Responsibilities and Liabilities of Foundation Directors and Trustees
This paper is an expansion of “Charitable Foundations and the Law: The Directors’ Responsibilities and Liabilities”, a presentation to the Community Foundations of Canada 1994 Conference,
Charitable Fund-Raising Regulation: Subject to Charter Scrutiny?
Introduction On Monday, November 29, 1993, Child Find Alberta launched a $1 million lawsuit against its professional, independently contracted fund raiser, alleging misappropriation of funds.
Asset Allocation: Objectives, Implementation, Performance and Constraints
Managers of investment portfolios have a choice of numerous investment styles. A manager’s style could be “top down”, in which case he or she would
The Political Purposes Doctrine in Canadian Charities Law
This article has been developed from a paper entered for The Philanthropist Award when the author was a student in the Faculty of Law at
International Philanthropy in Action: Human Rights
Introduction International philanthropy usually brings to mind famine relief or using Canadian dollars and expertise to build wells and irrigation systems in Third World countries;