Social Investing: Using Capital to Promote Foundation Goals
Introduction Whether the economy is expanding or declining, the prospects of employment for unskilled, marginal or disadvantaged people are likely to remain poor. The general
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Public Awareness Programs for Philanthropy
This article is a condensation of a paper presented at an INTERPHIL conference in Bonn, West Germany on July 27-28, 1988. An unabridged text is
The Validity of Corporate Gifts
THE PHILANTHROPIST AWARD FOR PROFICIENCY IN LEGAL WRITING AND ANALYSIS Honourable Mention 1987 BELLA R. MARTIN Student-at-Law, Vancouver I. Introduction Scope of the Issue As
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As government largesse in North America remains tight and to a degree capricious, publicly funded institutions such as hospitals and universities often turn to private
The Possible Impact of the Charter on the Law of Religious Charitable Trusts
The Philanthropist Award For Proficiency In Legal Writing And Analysis Winning Entry 1987 Introduction In an article published shortly after the Charter of Rights and
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One of the oddest aspects of the June 18, 1987 Tax Reform proposal to replace tax deductions for charitable donations by individuals with tax credits
Real Returns and Volatility of Various Classes of Investment Over Long Periods
Introduction Most foundations and endowments regard themselves as perpetuities although some, such as The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation, have a planned termination date. All others
Case Comment: Re Levy Estate
The dispute in this case arose from the disposition of the residue of Mr. Levy’s estate which amounted to something in excess of $4,000,000.1 To