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Considering a Transformational Gift?

A transformational gift often arises from a close connection between the donor’s values and the charity’s vision. As the donor, you’re not simply funding an activity, you’re helping create a lasting change you deeply want to see.

A transformational donation is a gift significant enough to fundamentally change what a charity can accomplish.

It is not defined by a particular dollar amount. Its size is relative to the charity, the project, and sometimes the donor’s own capacity.

At Celiac Canada, a transformational gift can:

  • Launch an ambitious new program
  • Fund major research towards a cure or life-changing treatment
  • Substantially reduce the current “time to diagnosis”
  • Reach an entirely new population with needed health information and services
  • Fund an expanded advocacy team and program to bring swifter, tangible results
  • Attract additional donors through matching or leadership giving

Make a Transformational Gift

Every gift to Celiac Canada makes a difference and we appreciate each one. But some individuals, companies, and foundations have a greater capacity for giving than others and prefer to fully or partially underwrite the costs of a specific project

If you are interested in making a transformational gift to a specific project, whether one-time or over a multi-year term, we would be delighted to meet with you to discuss your interests and ideas, as well as personal project engagement options and recognition possibilities.

To have a no-obligation conversation about special project funding, please contact us at:  giving@celiac.ca.

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