On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Roland wrote: > Where in Federal or Provincial Law governing Not For Profit Corporations, > existing or in process of revision, does it say a Non Soliciting Non Profit > with an annual revenue of less than $100,000 cannot make a non-pecuniary > donation (in this case a national emergency public cause) out of its > accumulated surplus. > >
Roland, The above reminds me of the late Rob Ford - former Mayor of Toronto. Rob was distributing $20 bills during his election campaign. When questioned, Rob said that he normally distributed $20 Tim Horton's gift certificates and since he had run out of them that day, he was giving the equivalent, $20 bills, to his supporters :-) Rob had some interesting ideas when he wanted to bend the rules. Mervyn
