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Together 25 Webinar: Granting to Non-qualified Donees: Finalized CRA Guidelines and Practical Considerations

14 February 2024 / Registration Closed

Who? | Participants

Open to all charities and nonprofits in Canada, and others such as a researchers, government, and academics that are a part of and have a stake in the philanthropy and funding landscape of Canada. 

What? | Program and Speakers

2024 marks PFC’s 25th Anniversary and our national conference in Ottawa on September 23-25th! In anticipation of philanthropy coming TOGETHER later this year, throughout the year we will be showcasing important conversations across our conference program streams: Fundamentals, Trends & Tensions, and Collaboration.   

Our first stream, Fundamentals, offers practical educational sessions that range from introductory (101) to technical (201) on topics including governance, grantmaking, investing, data, regulation, government relations, equity, research and more.  

Session no. 2: Granting to non-qualified donees

In late December 2023, the Canada Revenue Agency finalized their guidelines on new rules introduced by the Government of Canada on granting to non-qualified donees – non-profits, grassroots groups and others without charitable status but nonetheless carry out charitable activities.

At this webinar, participants will be provided with a high-level overview of the rules and the guidance, practical examples to consider in partnering with NQDs, and information about a forthcoming resource to support foundations in these types of partnerships.

Speakers:

  • Sara Krynitzki, Director of Public Affairs and Research, PFC
  • Todd Jaques, Director, Policy and Research, MakeWay
  • Jane Rabinowicz, Chief Program Officer, McConnell Foundation

When? | Date and Time

Wednesday, February 14, at 2 PM AT | 1 PM ET | 12 PM CT | 11 AM MT | 10 AM PT

Where? | Location

Via videoconference

How? | Registration

Please register here.

Sara Krynitzki

Director, Public Affairs & Research

Sara has spent over 20 years leading non-profit initiatives across Canada. She began her career in fundraising, has worked on Parliament Hill, and for over eight years managed community initiatives and granting for one of Canada’s largest community foundations, allocating millions of dollars annually, and connecting philanthropy to the greatest needs to tackle inequity.

As Director of Public Affairs and Research, Sara guides PFC’s thought-leadership, advocacy agenda, research, and public relations activities to foster good public policies for the sector and to advance impactful, forward-thinking philanthropy.

She has a BA in Political Studies from Trent University and a Master’s in Public Policy and Public Administration from Concordia University. Having lived in several communities across Canada and internationally, Sara is now based in Toronto with her husband and three children.   

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