Why give a donation as a gift?
Finding a meaningful gift in today's world can be difficult as many people feel they already have too many things. By making a donation to a local organization on someone’s behalf, you pay tribute to that person’s values by helping those in need. A gift to a local organization helps to strengthen our community while helping the environment by reducing consumption.
When is it appropriate to give a donation as a gift?
Donation gifts are appropriate for anyone: family members, friends, clients, and teachers. You can give the gift of a charitable donation any time: Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, as a memoriam or to say thank you. Donations can be given on their own or along with a smaller, traditional gift.
How do I make a donation on behalf of someone?
Simply download the donation form (in .pdf ) and mail it directly to your chosen organization (You can also download this page as a pdf brochure or a doc brochure) The organization will send you a card that you can give to the person in whose name you are making the gift. If you prefer, this card can be mailed directly to the person receiving the gift. If you would like to receive the card by Christmas, the donation should be received by December 12th.
To which organizations can I make a gift?
This website highlights the work of some of the local organizations that often work with people in vulnerable circumstances. Unless indicated, each of these organizations also has charitable status and is able to issue tax receipts.
The Importance of Caring
“When I was
hungry, you gave me something to eat, and when I was thirsty, you gave
me something to drink.
When I was a stranger, you welcomed me, and when I was naked you gave me clothes to wear.
When I was sick, you took care of me, and when I was in jail, you visited me …
Whenever you did it for any of my people, no matter how unimportant they seemed, you did it for me.”
Matthew 25:35-36
& 40When I was a stranger, you welcomed me, and when I was naked you gave me clothes to wear.
When I was sick, you took care of me, and when I was in jail, you visited me …
Whenever you did it for any of my people, no matter how unimportant they seemed, you did it for me.”



