I donated. Where is my tax receipt?

I gave to the Charter Challenge but did not receive a tax receipt yet. Where do I find it?

A:

All donations of $25 and over are eligible for a charitable donation tax receipt. If you did not give $25 or more, you will not receive a tax receipt.

If you did give $25 or more, you will receive your tax receipt after the end of the calendar year in which you contributed. So, if you gave to the Charter Challenge in February of 2019, your tax receipt won't be available until early 2020. We aim to ensure tax receipts are mailed out by the end of February each year.

Your tax receipt will arrive via email, and will be sent from this address: [email protected] . If you don't see this email in your inbox, check your spam folders, or try searching for emails from the address above. If you still don't see your tax receipt, email [email protected] and let us know, and we'll make sure to get it to you as soon as possible.

It's not that we didn't send your receipt to you, it's that some email clients have spam filters that prevent delivery of messages from senders they don't recognize. In most cases, the message is delivered.

By sending receipts via email, we're able to direct more of the resources you've contributed to fighting the case, rather than spending those resources on postage, printing, and the associated labour costs.

 

 

 

 



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Key Events in the Case:

  • We're currently awaiting the appeal decision (expected in spring 2025)
  • We presented our appeal in the Court of Appeal for Ontario in November 2024
  • We submitted our appeal factum in April 2024.
  • We filed our Notice of Appeal in December 2023.
  • Justice Ed Morgan issued his ruling in November 2023 and unfortunately dismissed our application.
  • The case was heard in September 2023 in the Ontario Superior Court.
  • We received the government's affidavits in fall 2022.
  • We served the government with our affidavit and evidence package in May 2021.
  • We filed the case with the Ontario Superior Court in October 2019.

How you can help

The main way you can help is to support the case financially. We are now asking for pledges totalling $60,000 to support us appealing to the Supreme Court of Canada, if they grant us leave to appeal in mid-2025.

What to expect

At each step, we set new pledge or donation goals based on our estimate of the costs for the next stage of the process, and invite our supporters to contribute towards that goal to ensure the case can continue to move forward. We don't ask for or collect funds until we're sure we're going to take the associated step.