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Children with disabilities are like butterflies with a broken wing. They are just as beautiful as all others, but they need help to spread their wings.

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There are many ways of making a donation…

Make a donation online

All contributions are important to ensure the happiness and well-being of our children. Help us to accomplish our mission by making a donation right now.

In memory of

A donation In Memory of enables you to honour the memory of someone who has passed on and to demonstrate your support to the relatives.

You can complete the online donation form and indicate in the comments section that it is a donation In Memory of. You can also contact us at 514 937-6171 (Toll free: 1 877 937-6171)

In honour of

Mark a special event or simply pay homage to a special someone by making a donation to the Quebec Society for Disabled Children on their behalf.

You can complete the online donation form and indicate in the comments section that it is a donation In honour of. You can also contact us at 514 937-6171 (Toll free: 1 877 937-6171)

Planned Giving

Still not well known to the public, planned giving has increasingly become a leading fundraising method and provides support in the planning of future activities of organizations such as the Quebec Society for Disabled Children. When you undertake your financial planning (estate or tax planning), inquire about this type of donation.

There are many types of planned giving options that can benefit both you and the Quebec Society for Disabled Children.

Bequests
Life Insurance
Gift of stock or securities
Charitable gift annuity
Charitable trust
Endowment fund

For further information on planned giving, contact :

Ronald Davidson
Executive Director
514.937-6171 ext. 210
Toll free : 1877.937.6171 ext. 210
rdavidson@enfantshandicapes.com

You can also support the Quebec Society for Disabled Children by offering some of your time. For further information, visit the volunteer section.