Evaluating Health Promotion Programs
For many years now, the dominant approach to health care has been to see disease as being caused by a specific agent and to believe
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Case Comment: McGovern v. Attorney General
[1981], 3 All E.R. 493 (Ch.D.) Lawyers familiar with the law of charity generally fall into one of two groups. One group is in agreement
Public Policy and the Tax Treatment of Philanthropy
Introduction The question of whether a tax credit is a better device than a tax deduction for encouraging charitable contributions has given rise to a
Philanthropy and the Natural Environment: Guarding the Guardian
Let us suppose a philanthropist appears in your law office. A lifelong bird watcher, nature photographer and hiker, he wants to donate his country
Repeal of the Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act and Amendment of the Charities Accounting Act In Ontario
The Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act of Ontario was repealed effective June 15, 1982, by the Mortmain and Charitable Uses Repeal Act, 1982,2 Those provisions of The
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
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