Structuring, Financing, and Increasing Revenue Generating Capacity of Charities in the New Normal
Presented by the CBA Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Section
COST
CBA members: $55
CBA Young Lawyer Members (<5 years): $40
CBA Student members: $10
Non-members: $220
Government: $110
Plus applicable taxes
Registrants will receive an on-demand recording following each webcast. All sessions will be presented in English.
This is the 2nd webinar in the CBA Charitly Law Online Symposium. You can purchase the full program at a package rate.
Friday, May 14, 2021 | 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm ET
LEAD SPONSOR
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Structuring, Financing, and Increasing Revenue Generating Capacity of Charities in the New Normal
Sponsored by:
Financing Good - Finding & Generating Revenue for Charities
Pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic is requiring organizations in the charitable and non-profit sector to adapt to changing realities.
Presentation will discuss revenue generation by charities and, if it is available, review any new CRA Guidance on the issue.
Presentation will look at social finance, some novel structures and providing examples to bring things to life
Presenters:
Andrew Valentine, Miller Thomson LLP
Adam Jagelewski, MaRS Discovery District
The Rise and Fall of WE Charity
A panel discussion about charity conglomerates: governance, regulation, disclosures, and private benefit.
The WE Charity scandal has raised new questions about complex multi-entity corporate structures in the charitable sector. Many charities which operate under a common brand name are a complex web of not-for-profit and share capital corporations. Some of these webs are logical and transparent. Others are tangled and opaque and may cause confusion for the donor public, give rise to new questions for regulators, or might allow undue private benefit.
The panel brings practical and legal perspectives together in an exploration of these issues.
Panelists:
Margaret H. Mason QC,Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
Yves Savoie, Strategic Advisor
