TNG is a registered charity and nonprofit society that relies on a variety of funding sources for its activities and programs. Financial contributions received from individuals and businesses are an important part of TNG's private sector income and augment the public sector funding provided through government grants. Your tax-deductible donation will be used to realize the Gallery's exhibitions and programs.

For questions, or to discuss how you can make a planned or deferred gift for a very specific project or purpose, please contact Jessica, TNG's Administrative Director, your inquiry will be handled in a confidential manner. We warmly thank all of our supporters, without whom we would be unable to realize our ambitions and ideas year after year, and look forward to working with new friends as we build for the future.

If you wish to make a secure monthly or annual donation to TNG through Canada Helps, please click on the link below and follow the instructions on the Canada Helps website.

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Other Ways to Donate

Contributions of services (i.e. time, skills, effort) are not property and do not qualify for an official donation receipt. However, as stated in the CRA Income Tax Act, “a charity can pay for services rendered and later accept the return of all or a portion of the payment as a gift, provided it is returned voluntarily.”

Why Donate?

A gift is defined by Canada Revenue Agency as "a voluntary transfer of property without valuable consideration to the donor." When you give to a registered charity such as TNG, both you and the charity benefit: the charity receives valuable funds, and your donation of $10 or over (either in the form of cash or a gift-in-kind) is tax-deductible. You may be able to double your gift to TNG. If you work for a company or business with a policy of matching their employees’ charitable donations, they will match your contribution to TNG.  For more information, contact your employer regarding this option.

Enhanced Charitable Tax Credit

Making Your Charitable Donations Work Harder

Effective January 1, 2007, the Alberta government raised the charitable tax credit for eligible annual donations above $200 by 60 per cent. Including the federal tax credit, Albertans now receive a 50-cent tax credit for every dollar donated over the $200 threshold. This gives Alberta one of the highest charitable tax credits in Canada.

Visit the Canada Revenue Agency website for more information on Charities and Giving.

Canada Revenue Agency, RC 4108(E), Registered Charities and the Income Tax Act, 2002, p. 6, from http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/rc4108/rc4108-e.html, accessed November 3, 2008.