Helping donors support your charity

We help people support their favourite charities, including yours

If you’re a registered charity in Canada, donors can give to you through Charitable Impact.

Our searchable catalogue helps people find and learn about charities, and includes information published by the Canada Revenue Agency. And, our online platform makes it even easier for people to support the charities and causes that matter most to them.

Charitable Impact is a public foundation and operates as a donor-advised fund

Donors on Charitable Impact can support any registered charity and manage their charitable giving from a single account. We call it the Impact Account, and it's like an online bank account for charitable giving.

Learn more about how it works

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Donors add money to their Impact Account and get a tax receipt from Charitable Impact. Then, they can take time and space to find charities that match their interests while they plan the impact they want to make.

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Donors give to the charities of their choice from their Impact Account.

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Charitable Impact sends gifts from donors to charities weekly for those charities signed up with direct deposit, and twice monthly for charities receiving gifts by cheque.

Learn about how an Impact Account works

Get gifts faster and customize your charity page

Claiming your charity page allows you to customize how you appear on Charitable Impact and helps you get gifts faster through direct deposit.

When you claim your charity page, you can:

Set up direct deposit and receive gifts on a weekly basis, rather than twice monthly by cheque

Get notified when you receive a gift from a donor

Download monthly transaction reports to see gift details

Edit your charity description, contact information, and logo on your Charitable Impact page

Immediately thank donors who give to you, even if they've chosen to give anonymously

Customize your charity page on Charitable Impact and get gifts by direct deposit:

Claim your charity page

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