If there’s one sector in which philanthropy has decided to invest in, it is definitely that of education. In the United States, the situation is such that certain observers and […]
The richness and distribution of art and culture are never as evident as during the summer months in Montreal, even more so with the city’s 375thanniversary. The agenda couldn’t be […]
Fall 2015. In the wake of the waves of migration caused by the war in Syria, the Canadian government announces its intention to welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees by February 2016. […]
In Montreal, charitable sporting events take place throughout the year. Spring seems to be the prime period for sporting challenges with events such as – to name a few – […]
If ideas are to take root and spread, they need champions – obsessive people who have the skill, motivation, energy, and bullheadedness to do whatever is necessary to move them […]
Le Devoir, April 6, 2017: ” Le bénévolat à son plus bas en dix ans[1]“. Voluntary action is found in all facets of human life, and is a powerful engine […]
This question was raised by PhiLab after March 8th, 2017, a day that celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of women of yesterday, today and tomorrow. In this context, […]
The idea of recognising philanthropy at the national level is the initiative of the Association of Fundraising Professionals of the United States. In 2012, Canada endorsed this goal by enacting […]
What is the role of philanthropy in politics? This question was at the heart of the discussion that marked the opening session of the Philanthropic Foundations Canadasymposium held in Toronto October […]
