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Information on Donations

CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUSÉE CANADIEN DE L’ARME ET DU BRONZE

There are many ways to contribute to the growth of the Musée Canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze. For all contributions of money or property, a tax receipt is also issued. Here are some ways you can donate.

  • Annual contribution
  • Participation in Museum activities
  • Donations of properties
  • Special gifts
  • Donations in memory
  • Sponsor an exhibition

For those who like to contribute to the development of the Museum by planning an annual financial contribution, here are the different proposed plans offered.

  • Founding Members

    An annual contribution of $ 5,000. Minimum commitment of 5 years

  • President's Circle

    An annual contribution of $ 3,000. Minimum commitment of 5 years

  • Benefactors

    An annual contribution of $ 2,000. Minimum commitment of 3 years

  • Patrons

    An annual contribution of $ 1,000. Minimum commitment of 3 years

  • Partners

    An annual contribution of $ 250. No minimum commitment

  • Members for life

    An annual contribution of $ 100. No minimum commitment

  • Museum Membership cards

    An annual contribution of $ 25. Limited free access to the museum

  • Friends of the Museum

    Volunteer for the museum’s different expositions and activities

TAX CONSIDERATIONS

The Musée Canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze is a registered non-profit organization authorized to issue official receipts for charitable donations, eligible for an income tax deduction on a tax return.

Tax deductions are calculated on the value of donations obtained by:

  • Individuals
  • Inheritance and other trusts
  • Corporations

PLANNED DONATION

A planned donation is part of a complete financial plan. It allows a donor to achieve their philanthropic vision and meet financial goals while benefiting from significant tax reductions.

A planned donation allows for the most appropriate and easiest way to give to charity. There exists numerous way to donate, such as a donation left by will, life insurance, charitable annuity, etc…

DONATION OF PROPERTY

Donations of property are charitable donations, as are monetary donations. These donations may be pieces of armory or works of art, such as sculptures, paintings, etc… The value of the donation is based on the value of the donated property. (See note)

TAX RECEIPT ISSUED IN EXCHANGE FOR A DONATION

If you wish to legally dispose of your antique, modern or military firearms in accordance with the new firearm law, you may do so by making a donation to the Musée Canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze. In addition to helping the Museum complete its collections, you will also receive a tax receipt for tax purposes.

The Musée Canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze is registered with Canada Customs and Revenue agency as a non-profit organization.

The Musée Canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze can issue tax receipts for charitable donations of either cash and / or goods it receives, allowing donors to receive tax benefits.

In order to establish the true market value (TMV) of an item offered to our museum, an evaluation must be made by a recognized professional evaluator. The donor will then be recognized as having made a donation of a value equivalent to the true market value (TMV) of the item and will be eligible for a tax credit calculated based on that value.

PROCEDURE FOR THE DONATION OF AN ARTIFACT

It is impossible to show every item offered, the Musée Canadien de l’Arme et du Bronze has established an acquisition committee. The function of this committee is to select the objects and ensure that they have a direct bearing on the various themes developed by the museum as part of its exhibits.

The Acquisition Committee carefully analyzes each donation proposal and in the event of a negative decision, an official of the Committee will provide suggestions for other museums who may be interested in the item.

The retrieval of an artifact (firearm, works of art, stamps or coins) is usually carried out at the residence of the donor by a member of the Acquisition Committee.

For remote areas in Quebec (Abitibi, Lac St-Jean, Saguenay, Gaspé and North Shore), the shipment of artifacts is done by Purolator, a courier service that will safely deliver the artifact inside a maximum of 24 hours directly to the office of museum whose coordinated are:

MUSÉE CANADIEN DE L’ARME ET DU BRONZE INC.
a/s Monsieur Pierre Gravel – Curator
89 Alexandra Street
Granby (Québec) Canada J2G 2P4
(450) 372-7764 # 226 (office)

All Purolator shipping costs are covered by the museum.

When exhibited, each artifact will be identified by the name of its donor.

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