Did you know donating appreciated securities can significantly impact our mission to alleviate hunger?

Learn how you can maximize your tax benefits while helping families in need. Explore the advantages, accepted securities, the donation process, and the FAQs. Explore how your generosity can make a lasting impact

Avoid Capital Gain Tax

Donate Securities

Avoid capital gains tax on appreciated securities by donating them directly before selling them. You keep more, and we receive more.
– it's a win-win!

Increased Support

Your tax-efficient gift translates to a larger overall contribution, allowing us to better serve our community.

Benefits

Maximize Your Deductions

Receive a charitable tax deduction for the full fair market value of the donated securities, potentially lowering your overall tax bill.

Expanded Donor Base

The tax benefits attract new donors like you, diversifying our funding and strengthening our support network.

More money for the charity and a greater charitable tax credit for you.

How Donation of Securities and Mutual Funds Work

Explained by Our Partner Platform, CanadaHelps.

Simplified Process

Skip the hassle! Many brokerages can directly transfer your securities, eliminating the need to sell them yourself.

Long-Term Growth Potential

You can help us maximize the impact of your donation and sustain our programs for the future. Meaning your donation will go a long way.

Types of Securities

  • Stocks (Publicly Traded)

  • Bonds or Mutual Funds

Other Considerations

(Contact your Financial Advisor)

  • Will

  • Estate Trust Funds

How to Donate

Step 2

Complete the provided Letter of Direction form and send it to your financial advisor or investment firm. This authorizes the transfer of shares to CanadaHelps.

Step 3

Once shares are sold, CanadaHelps will send you a confirmation email with your charitable tax receipt and disburse the proceeds to us, Bridges To Hope Inc.

Step 1

Click on the below link ‘Get Started’. 
Upon completion, you will receive an email confirming all the details of your pledge.

Have questions? Read the FAQs provided by CanadaHelps, our partner platform