Donating to Charities

Last updated on March 9, 2018

Each year, B.C. seniors generously donate to a variety of charitable organizations. These donations support important work in our communities.

However, sometimes it’s necessary for donors to take extra care before making a donation.

This is why the Ministry of Health and the Canada Revenue Agency developed the brochure, “Donating to Charities – Get the Facts Before You Give.”

Download a copy of the brochure below:

Print versions (designed to be printed double-sided and folded in):

For more information about donating to charities, see:

Charities information from Revenue Canada

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