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
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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
Real Returns and Volatility of Various Classes of Investment Over Long Periods: An Update
The real trouble with this world of ours is not that it is an unreasonable world. nor even that it is a reasonable one. The
Case Comment: Anti-Discrimination, Freedom of Property Disposition, and the Public Policy of Charitable Educational Trusts
A Comment on Re Canada Trust Company and Ontario Human Rights Commission. The author wishes to thank Lesley Midzain for valuable research assistance in the preparation
The Problem of Surpluses in Funds Raised By Public Appeal
Public appeals for funds are a frequent part of our lives. Such subscription funds tend to be established for one of two purposes: either they
Refundable Tax Credits: An Under-Utilized Source of Funds for the Destitute
Introduction The concept of a negative tax to funnel money to low-income individuals has been widely discussed as a means of alleviating poverty. In fact,
Shareholder-Designated Charitable Contributions: A Practical Response to Critics of Corporate Charitable Contributions
In the summer of 1989, a provocative article appeared in the Globe and Mail entitled “Three Good Reasons Why Firms Shouldn’t Support Good Causes”.1 In
Case Comment: Remuneration of Directors
Should directors of charitable organizations be permitted to pay themselves for services rendered to the organization which are not related to their duties as directors?