Precious Minds
Friends & Family
Donation Program
Please consider joining Precious Minds Friends & Family Program and make a one-time donation or become a monthly donor!
Make a One Time Donation
Your one time donation will be support programming in the following ways:
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$10.00 - crayons, makers, or colouring books
$25.00 - sensory toys
$50.00 - culinary supplies for one-week
$100.00 - 2 monthly swims for Skills for Life
$250.00 - supplies for one camp week
$500.00 - art Supplies for Skills for Life, Market Sales
$750.00 - transportation for a community outing
$1000.00 - adaptive equipment for summer camp
Make a Monthly Donation
Your monthly donation will be support programming in the following ways:
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$10.00 - birthday treat for participants
$25.00 - sports equipment
$50.00 - monthly pickle ball or fitness class
$100.00 - weekly pizza & ice cream for campers
$250.00 - transportation for 3 excursions/year
$500.00 - 1 Summer Camp Counsellor
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Ready to Donate?
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CanadaHelps
Visit our CanadaHelps Page by clicking the button below.
CanadaHelps is a third party site that is a safe and reliable donation platform which makes donating easy and they email you your tax receipt right away.
Precious Minds
You can make a donation through Precious Minds via e-transfer, credit card, or by cheque.
We prepare and issue tax receipts at year end or sooner if requested.
E-transfer
Send us an e-transfer to admin@preciousminds.com
Credit Card
Call our office at 905.982.0882 and we will process your donation.
Cheque
Cheques can be made out to Precious Minds Support Services and can be mailed to:
Precious Minds Support Services
719 Campbell Drive, Suite 719
Uxbridge ON L9P 0A3
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For more information on making a donation to Precious Minds please call (905) 982-0882 or email admin@ preciousminds.com
Precious Minds relies on the generosity of individuals, organizations, businesses, and foundations in our community and beyond to raise funds to deliver our much needed programs and services. We strive to provide programming at a cost our families can afford. We would never want finances to be a barrier to families accessing our programs and services.