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The document outlines the corporate matching program associated with the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation's CIBC Run for the Cure, detailing how companies can support fundraising through donations

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How to fill out Corporate Matching Program

1. Verify Eligibility: Check if your employer offers a Corporate Matching Program.
2. Review Guidelines: Read the program guidelines to understand the matching ratio and contribution limits.
3. Obtain Forms: Get the necessary forms or access the online portal required for participation.
4. Fill Out Personal Information: Provide your personal details, such as name, employee ID, and contact information.
5. Specify Donation Details: Indicate the amount you wish to contribute and to which eligible charity or nonprofit organization.
6. Submit Documentation: Attach any required documentation, like proof of donation.
7. Review and Submit: Double-check your information for accuracy and submit the application.
8. Confirm Impact: After processing, confirm with HR or the program coordinator that your matching contribution has been successfully initiated.

Who needs Corporate Matching Program?

1. Employees who wish to increase their charitable contributions without additional personal expense.
2. Nonprofit organizations seeking additional funding through corporate partnerships.
3. Employers aiming to enhance employee engagement and support community involvement.

People Also Ask about

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 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 an example of a matching challenge?

Dollar-for-dollar match: Simple math is powerful here. Donors immediately understand that the donation challenge takes their $50 and turns it instantly into $100, which makes the impact of their contribution feel much greater — without any extra effort on their part.

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.

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 corporate match?

Corporate matching donation, or matching gift, is when a person makes a donation to a non-profit organization and their employer donates an additional amount, often equal or greater than the employee's donation.

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What is Corporate Matching Program?

A Corporate Matching Program is a policy implemented by companies that encourages employees to make charitable donations by matching their contributions, typically dollar-for-dollar, to eligible nonprofit organizations.

Who is required to file Corporate Matching Program?

Employees who wish to participate in the Corporate Matching Program by seeking matching contributions from their employer must file the necessary documentation as per the company's guidelines.

How to fill out Corporate Matching Program?

To fill out the Corporate Matching Program, employees typically need to complete a form provided by their employer that includes information about the donation made, the nonprofit organization, and the amount to be matched.

What is the purpose of Corporate Matching Program?

The purpose of the Corporate Matching Program is to reinforce corporate social responsibility, encourage employee philanthropy, and amplify the impact of charitable contributions by matching employee donations.

What information must be reported on Corporate Matching Program?

The information that must be reported generally includes the employee's name, the nonprofit organization receiving the donation, the amount donated, and the date of the donation.