Determining Grantmaking Policies and Priorities: A Continuing Process
Introduction In 1975 when I was appointed executive director of The Saint Paul Foundation, I found myself, at 35, privileged to direct a community foundation
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Analyzing the Applicant’s Financial Statements: A Grantors’ Introduction
This article has been developed from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Fourth Grantors’ Conference for Foundations on June 17. 1986, in Toronto.
Funding of the Arts in Canada to the Year 2000: The Report of the Task Force on Funding of the Arts
Published by the Government of Canada, Ottawa, 1986, pp.150 (English/French) REVIEWED BY JOHN D. GREGORY Member, the Ontario Bar The arts never have enough money.
Some New Evidence on the Distribution of Religious Charitable Donations By Families in Canada
A. Introduction A major concern of most charitable organizations is increasing the annual value of contributions received. A necessary part of achieving this objective may
From the Editor
In any field, it is important to stay on top of technical requirements. In some cases this means a periodic refresher course in the basics,
Counterpoint: A Response to “Stigmatizing the Disabled Through Fund-Raising Appeals”
The Philanthropist welcomes and, if appropriate, will publish responses to any of its articles or features. (Reference: The Philanthropist, Vol. VI, No.1, Spring 1986, p.41) After
The Case Against Gift Annuity Programs
Introduction A number of charities enter into annuity contracts as one of the services they provide to potential donors under their planned giving programs. A
From the Editor
The development of philanthropy in Canada has created a need for a structured approach by philanthropic organizations to all areas of their operations from the