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To become a charity (a registered charity), non-profit groups need to register as a charity with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to be able to issue official tax receipts to their donors.
Three types of registered charities exist in Canada: charitable organization, public foundation, private foundation (ITA 248(1)) (Brouard, 2023).
Charitable Organizations That Relieve Poverty and Distress. Cultural Organization: Museums, Government Art Programs, Library Support Organizations, and Zoological Societies. Veterans Organizations. Religious Organizations. Social and Fraternal Organizations.
Introduction. Not-for-profit corporations are organizations that provide products or services to improve or benefit a community. These organizations are usually concerned with generating enough revenue to provide support to their chosen community.
If you opt for the traditional private foundation registered directly with the Canada Revenue Agency, you must establish a trust or a not-for-profit corporation and then apply to be registered as a charity. In addition to the legal costs, this process may take up to one year to complete.
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Categories of charitable purposes Relief of poverty. Description of the relief of poverty category with examples of purposes. Advancement of education. Description of the advancement of education category and examples of purposes. Advancement of religion. Other purposes beneficial to the community.
The Income Tax Act does not define charity and Canada uses a common law definition, namely purposes that fall within the four heads of charity: the relief of poverty, the advancement of education, the advancement of religion, or other purposes that benefit the community in a way the courts have said are charitable.
The Charity Commission guidance explains that your charity constitution is a legal document that sets out: Its charitable purposes (objects). What it can do to carry out its purposes (powers), such as borrowing money. Who runs it (trustees) and who can be a member.

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