Large Gifts & Securities

You Can Have a Huge Impact on Bullied Kids’ Mental Health

You can immediately impact the mental health of youth in your community and across Canada by making a significant donation to BullyingCanada.

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Giving Large Gifts & Securities

BullyingCanada relies on individual, community, foundation, and corporate donations for most of our funding.

If you want to make a large gift that will play a significant role in sustaining our 24/7 Lifeline: Bullied Kids Support Network and our proactive educational presentations, we’d love to help you have a life-changing impact on bullied kids.

Your outstanding generosity will help us keep up with the growing number of kids reaching out to us for help, and enhance the information and resources we can offer them online in 104 languages.

3,428,665

desperate calls for help answered in 2025

20%

more than in 2024

104

languages BullyingCanada.ca is offered in

24/7/365

our Lifeline never closes

Two Ways to Make a Major Gift

A Significant Gift

If you have a particular interest in BullyingCanada’s work, we welcome talking with you about what impact you’d like your gift to have.

We can also offer you public recognition for your support, should you wish. Allowing us to thank you publicly can inspire others to do the same!

Talk With Us About Your Gift

Gifts of Publicly Traded Securities

You can have a life-saving impact on bullied youth by donating appreciated publicly traded securities. By doing so, you will also benefit by not having to pay the capital gains tax on your gift.

To benefit from this tax exemption, your donation must be made in a certain way. Download our fact sheet for the details, or contact us.

Download Our Gift of Securities Fact Sheet

Where the Money Goes

Fiscal year ended 31 March 2026: $506,035 spent in all. BullyingCanada keeps costs low by relying on a large network of highly trained volunteers, and on products and services donated or discounted as gifts in kind.

Wages, payroll deductions, and benefits$206,877 (40.9%)
Telecommunications (the 24/7 Lifeline)$192,875 (38.1%)
Program supplies and printing$47,520 (9.4%)
Cause marketing$15,228 (3.0%)
Insurance$13,653 (2.7%)
Postage and shipping$10,527 (2.1%)
Training and volunteer onboarding$5,521 (1.1%)
Information technology$5,132 (1.0%)
All other$8,701 (1.7%)

Statements are prepared under Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations and approved by the Board of Directors. Read our full case for support →

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