Gifts Involving Foreign Entities
Special considerations arise when gifts are made by individuals, corporations or charities in Canada to foreign charities, and gifts are made by individuals, corporations or
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Some Evidence on the Distribution of Charitable Donations By Families in Canada
A. Introduction In 1982, it is estimated that families in Canada donated $1.65 billion in gifts and contributions to Canada’s charitable organizations.1 Most of these
Increasing Accountability: A Look at the United States
In an era when there has been disappointingly slow movement on the part of private philanthropy in both the United States and Canada to full
A Comparison of the Role of the Voluntary Sector in Canada and the United States
Introduction Statesmen, politicians and journalists have always enjoyed painting comparative word portraits of the United States and Canada showing a strong family resemblance.Both nations use
Volunteers in a Unionized Agency: Partners or Threats?
In the last year or so, members of the labour movement have raised questions about the use of volunteers by voluntary agencies and the very
Volunteers and the Unionized Workplace: Problems and Prospects
I. Introduction The issue of volunteers in the unionized workplace is of obvious importance both to trade unionists and to those involved in the voluntary
Institutional Investment in Foreign Markets
Introduction The subject of foreign investments is not new to us in Canada-we have been interested in having foreigners invest in our country for many
Planned Giving Instruments: The Great Circle Route
Introduction Charities in Canada are very interested in developing successful planned giving programs. They see their American counterparts raising millions of dollars in such programs