Corporate & Securities Giving

Local businesses and individuals with investments can make a powerful difference — not just through generosity, but through smart giving. By donating through your company or transferring publicly traded securities, you can help feed neighbours across the Comox Valley and take advantage of significant tax benefits.

 

Corporate Giving

Your business can be a force for good in our community.

When a corporation donates to a registered charity like the Comox Valley Food Bank, it receives a tax deduction that reduces taxable income — a benefit that rewards generosity and makes a tangible impact close to home.

Ways to give corporately:

  • One-time or recurring cash donations

  • Corporate sponsorships or workplace giving campaigns

  • Matching gift programs for employees

  • Fundraising events or cause-marketing partnerships

Corporate donations are eligible for an official charitable tax receipt, and can be carried forward for up to five years if not fully used in the year of giving.

If your organization would like to partner with us, we’d love to connect.

Donating Publicly Traded Securities

How it works

  • Donate securities directly (don’t sell them first)

  • Eliminate capital gains tax

  • Get a receipt for full fair market value

Eligible securities

  • Publicly listed shares

  • Mutual or segregated funds

  • Government or provincial bonds

Why it matters

  • Maximizes your gift’s impact

  • May increase your Capital Dividend Account (CDA)

  • Great option for corporate surplus assets

Before making a transfer, please contact us to coordinate with your financial advisor or broker.
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Legacy or Major Gifts

Some donors choose to make a lasting contribution through foundations, endowments, or charitable gift funds.

If you’re exploring larger-scale or ongoing giving — either personally or through your company — we’re happy to work directly with your financial or tax advisor to ensure your gift has the greatest possible impact.