Fundraising with Life Insurance
By Michael Mears Published by Voluntary Action Directorate, Multiculturalism and Citizenship Canada, June 1991 REVIEWED BY GEORGE V. FORSTER Financial Planning Consultant, Toronto This 18-page
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Viewpoint: Donor Fatigue—Just What Are Donors So Tired Of These Days?
The views expressed in this article are those of the author and not necessarily those of the Canadian Red Cross Society. Every fund-raising professional is
From Crisis to Opportunity: Moving Beyond Laissez Faire Philanthropy!
Canada’s voluntary sector is under great stress. Protracted constitutional negotiations and continuing economic difficulties have put considerable pressure on the federal government to contain spending
Case Comment: Profitable Donations-What Price Culture?
The author wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the assistance of David E. Spiro and David A. Walden. In 1977, the federal government created an administrative
From the Editor
For summer reading this issue offers some hot topics for all tastes. Canada’s tax laws encourage gifts of cultural property to Canadian institutions to help
Index to The Philanthropist Volume X
Cite as (1991), 10 Philanthrop. No., pp. PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETTS, M.L.S. Subject Index A ADVOCACY SEE POLITICAL ADVOCACY AUDITOR GENERAL. Canada Report on tax
From “Please” to “Thank You”; From “Thank You” to “Please”: Cultivating Major Donors-A Long-Term Partnership
This article was adapted from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Conference Partners in Philanthropy I Partenaires en Philanthropic J/, in Montreal in
From the Editor
For the spring of 1992 we have description, prescription, and comment, as well as the usual reading list. Professor Jim Phillips comments on the decision