Public and Private Philanthropy in the Eighties
Introduction Patterns of funding social services have altered drastically during this century. In the early decades, government provided a rudimentary level of care for the
Philanthropy and Funding
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From the Editor
Canadians have become less generous. This disturbing conclusion emerges unmistakably from this issue’s study by Hans Deeg, How and What Canadians Contribute to Charity and
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
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
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
The Handbook On Private Foundations
by David F. Freeman, Published by Seven Locks Press, Cabin John, Maryland, U.S.A. 436 pages REVIEWED BY ALLAN ARLETT, Executive Director, The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy.
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