Making Donations to the CAA
National Arts Service Organization
The Canadian Authors Association is Canada's national writing organization.
Founded in 1921, the CAA has played a key role in the support and development of the Canadian writing community.
It has charitable status as a registered National Arts Service Organization (NASO).
Making Tax-Deductible Contributions
Tax-deductible Charitable Receipts
As a registered National Arts Service Organization, the CAA is entitled to issue tax-deductible charitable receipts for donations. Since we receive no taxpayer-funded support due to our policy of admitting aspiring writers as members, donations are essential for continuation of our programs.
Contributing to a Specific Program
If a donor wishes to contribute to a specific program (such as the Awards Program) or to the activities of one of the CAA's branches, this should be indicated and the funds will be allocated to the identified program or Branch.
Must Be Payable to CAA National
All donations must, however, be paid to the National organization. For example, cheques should be payable to "Canadian Authors Association" or "CAA" rather than to "Literary Awards" or to a particular branch if you wish to obtain a tax-deductible charitable receipt.
www.canauthors.org/donations.html
Updated: January 24, 2005
