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This document outlines the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation's corporate matching gift program, detailing how companies can support fundraising efforts and the process for making matching donations.

How to fill out corporate matching program

How to fill out CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM

1. Obtain the corporate matching program guidelines from your employer.
2. Verify your eligibility to participate in the program.
3. Fill out the application form provided by your employer or the matching program.
4. Include details of your donation: date, amount, and recipient organization.
5. Submit any required documentation, such as receipts or proof of donation.
6. Review your submission for completeness and accuracy.
7. Send your application to the designated department or individual within your company.
8. Follow up with your employer to confirm the matching donation has been processed.

Who needs CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM?

1. Employees who make charitable contributions and wish to maximize their donations.
2. Non-profit organizations that benefit from additional funding through corporate donations.
3. Companies looking to enhance employee engagement and corporate social responsibility.

People Also Ask about

What is a matching program?

In the United States, an employer matching program is an employer's potential payment to their 401(k) plan that depends on participating employees' contribution to the plan.

What is a matching company?

This means that if an employee donates to charity either from their salary, fundraising opportunities or via voluntary work, a workplace may match their contribution.

What is a corporate match?

Corporate matching gifts are a type of philanthropy in which companies financially match donations that their employees make to nonprofit organizations. When an employee makes a donation, they'll request a matching gift from their employer.

What is a corporate matchmaker?

Business matchmaking is a method to identify and connect (match) companies and people with common business interests, complementary services, expertise, technologies or business strengths. The goal is to create cooperative connections and realize business opportunities that mutually benefit both parties.

What is a 2:1 match?

What does a 2:1 match mean? A 2:1 match means that for every contribution you make, your company will write a check to the organization for double the amount. For example, if you donate $100, your company will contribute double, i.e., $200 to the organization in the case of a 2:1 match.

How to set up a matching gift program?

We'll dive into the ten essential steps involved in starting a matching gift program, which include the following: Set minimum and maximum donation amounts. Choose a matching gift ratio. Designate qualifying employee types. Determine qualifying nonprofit causes. Establish a submission request deadline.

How do charity matches work?

In the 1:1 model, charities receive a set amount of money from a funder that matches all of their donations. This is generosity multiplying at its simplest — a funder matches every donation made to the campaign up to an agreed amount.

Are matching donations legit?

In most cases of donation matching, the person/organisation putting up the pool of money for the match would have given it all to charity anyway. To tell people that they can ``double their donation'' is dishonest because the money that is used to match theirs probably would have been donated at some point regardless.

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What is CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM?

A Corporate Matching Program is an initiative by companies that matches employee donations to eligible nonprofit organizations or charities, effectively doubling or increasing the impact of charitable giving.

Who is required to file CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM?

Employees who wish to have their charitable contributions matched by their employer are typically required to file a request through the Corporate Matching Program.

How to fill out CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM?

To fill out a Corporate Matching Program form, employees generally need to provide details about their donation, select the eligible organization, and submit the form to their employer along with proof of the contribution.

What is the purpose of CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM?

The purpose of a Corporate Matching Program is to encourage employee philanthropy by matching their charitable contributions, thus promoting community involvement and social responsibility among employees.

What information must be reported on CORPORATE MATCHING PROGRAM?

Information that must be reported typically includes the employee's name, the amount donated, the name of the nonprofit organization, the date of the contribution, and sometimes proof of the donation.