Do do-gooders need a bailout?
The economic crunch hits non-profits
A commentary from Canada West Foundation’s Roger Gibbins surveys how the recession is trickling down misery to the non-profit sector. He argues that it is far easier for governments to design bailouts for big corporations than for tens of thousands of non-profit organizations, whose invested endowment funds are withered just as their donations are drying up.
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