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Hello John,




As the year comes to a close, many donors look for ways to make the
most of their generosity.




One of the most effective options that benefits both you and the
Parkinson's community is donating gifts of stocks and
securities.




By simply transferring securities directly to Parkinson Canada, you
can:



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Eliminate capital gains tax on the appreciated value of your
shares



*


Receive a charitable tax receipt for the full market value of
your donation



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Increase your impact on research, education, and support
programs that help people living with Parkinson's put
life back into living







Here's an example of how it works:




If you invested $4,000 and your shares are now worth $10,000, selling
them would normally mean paying around $1,380 in capital gains tax.
But if you donate those securities directly to Parkinson Canada,
you'll receive a $10,000 charitable tax receipt and pay no
capital gains tax at all.*




A win for you and a win for the community your gift helps support.




To get started, simply instruct your broker to transfer your
securities to Parkinson Canada's brokerage account at National
Bank Independent Network. You can find all the details and the
downloadable transfer form at: parkinson.ca/gifts-of-securities. You
can also email [email protected] 

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This tax-smart way to give ensures your investment continues to grow
in impact by funding critical research, education, and support for
people across Canada living with Parkinson's.




Thank you for considering this meaningful way to give before December
31.




With appreciation,
Naseem Jamal
Associate Director, Philanthropy
Parkinson Canada




*This example is for illustration purposes only, please consult your
tax or financial professional.



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