The Private Charitable Foundation: Working Together to Match Needs with Resources
Before discussing the possibilities for co-operation among foundations and the various other estates of the philanthropic sector it will be useful to have some
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The Private Charitable Foundation: Roles and Responsibilities in Philanthropy
I’ve been associated with The Devonian Group of Charitable Foundations and its predecessors since its beginning in 1955. Originally, these Foundations were interested in
Submissions of The Association of Canadian Foundations to the Minister of Finance on the Budget Proposals of November 12, 1981
Editor’s Note: The proposed changes in the tax treatment of charities contained in the federal Budget proposals of November 12, 1981 (Resolutions 138 and 139)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Charitable Organizations Establishing Separate Foundations
Preface On November 12, 1981 the Minister of National Revenue introduced to Parliament a Budget which substantially changed the tax rules as they relate to
Public Foundations: The Operating Experience
The foregoing paper was delivered at the November, 1981 Charities Conference of The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy. Following Mr. Coombs’ presentation, Claus Wirsig, President
Lotteries: The pros and cons for charitable organizations
Addresses to Conference, Philanthropy in the 80’s: Matching Needs with Resources, The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy, November 27, 1980. DOUGLAS KINCAID, executive vice-president, Multiple Sclerosis Society
Principles and Practices for Effective Grantmaking
COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS, INC.* WASHINGTON, D. C. These recommended principles and practices for effective grantmaking are reprinted with the kind permission of the Council on
Representations to Finance Canada Regarding Changes in the Income Tax Act Relating to Charitable Gifts
Subsection 110 (2.1) of the Income Tax Act treats a gift made by will as though it had been made by the donor in the