Issues, Priorities and Structure of the Canadian Voluntary Sector
This article was developed from a presentation to the 1990 Spring Research Forum of Independent Sector and the United States Strategic Institute in Boston. This
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Philanthropy and the “new Canada”: The response of the United Way of Greater Toronto
This article was developed from a speech by Dr. Wong. In this article I want to examine the new world of Canadian philanthropy through the
The Community Foundation
This article was adapted from a speech to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy. In the past few years there has been an explosion in the
Making Your Fund-Raising Strategy Accessible
Look around folks! Most of Canada’s major cities are not longer predominantly Anglo-Saxon and never will be again. Toronto is one of the most dramatic
Submissions to the Ontario Law Reform Commission Project on the Law of Charities
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF ONTARIO Presented for public comment in conjunction with the Public Trustee’s address “Administrative Considerations in Charities Law. A Viewpoint of the
Riding the Third Wave: The Growing Need for Trained Volunteer Administrators
This article was developed from a speech by Dr. Moyer. Why do we need trained volunteer administrators? The most fundamental reason is that our employee-driven
The Mission Heritage Association: Catalyst for a Community
The recession of the early 1980s brought dynamic changes to British Columbia’s industrial and trade profile. The traditional sustaining industries in the Fraser Valley city
Some Major Issues Affecting Evaluation of the Charities Tax Incentive
This article was developed from a presentation to the Canadian Bar Association Ontario on October 16, 1990. In 1967 when the requirement to register for