Your gift helps to ensure that CPBF can continue to provide programs to improve

outcomes for preemies and support their parents through community, research,

education and advocacy across Canada.

Yes. You will receive a tax receipt for one-time donations of $20 or more. Tax receipts

for monthly donations are sent in February.

By becoming a monthly donor, you are making a thoughtful and lasting investment in

CPBF. This program allows you to donate on a monthly basis and shows your

continuous dedication towards improving our babies’ health.

Some corporations will match their employee donations. Be sure to check your

company policy documents and follow your internal process to increase the impact you

make on the future of premature babies in Canada. Our Registered Charity number

is 801837287RR0001

Do you hold securities that have increased in value in recent years? Did you know that

when you donate them directly to CPBF, you don’t have to pay capital gains tax and

you’re able to give the full value of your securities?

If you donate your shares directly to CPBF, we receive a higher donation, and you

receive an official receipt showing a larger contribution. This means a considerable tax

benefit for you and a larger donation for CPBF!

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To review the last several years of annual reports, please visit our About Us page.

If you are considering a gift in your will– thank you! Leaving a gift in your will is a

powerful way to affirm your values and build a legacy. A bequest gives you the comfort

of knowing your assets are available today, while enabling you to leave a larger gift than

might be possible in your lifetime.

It’s also one of the most efficient ways to give. In fact, a gift in your will can reduce, even

eliminate, the tax burden on your beneficiaries.

Other than a gift in your will, you can help CPBF by:

• Designating CPBF as the beneficiary and/or owner of a new or existing life

insurance policy

• Naming CPBF as the beneficiary of your pension plan, RRSP, RRIF, or TFSA

• Setting up a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust

• Making a gift of property, such as real estate, jewelry, or art

There are many ways to include a charity in your will, but these are the two most

common:

Residual Bequest:

Commonly designated as all or a percentage of the estate’s residue, a residual

bequest is made from the balance of an estate after all debts, bills and taxes

have been paid and all specific and general gifts have been distributed.

Legacy Bequest (also known as specific bequest):

A legacy bequest is a gift of a specific dollar amount or asset, such as a house,

car, stocks, or securities.

Corporate Donation

A corporate donation is a simple and efficient way to demonstrate your corporate

support.

• Receive a tax receipt for your philanthropic gift.

• Enjoy local, provincial and/or national recognition relative to your contribution.

To make a corporate donation contact us at info@cpbf-fbpc.org.

Employee Giving

Engaging your employees in support of CPBF is an effective way to make a real

impact with the work we do. It also enhances employee morale.

Ways to engage your employees include:

• Payroll deductions

• Matching gift programs