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An Address delivered at a Conference on “Foundations in the Seventies” at the Guild Inn in Scarborough, Ontario May 1973. Mary L. Northway, Chairman of
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I should explain right at the beginning that my professional experience as an agency executive has been almost exclusively in the mental health field. I
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The Future Of Foundations
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Canada’s top 100 corporations donate less than I per cent of their pre-tax profits to charity and they do it mainly in obsolete ways; Canadian
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Foundations In The Seventies
On May 1st, 1973 the Brora Centre sponsored an all day conference at the Guild Inn in Scarborough, Ontario to discuss the subject “Foundations in