Election Day · October 26, 2026 · 68 days to goWhere to vote →
— Donate

Help fund the work.

Municipal campaigns run on small donations from real people. Ontario caps contributions at $1,200—which means your $25 matters as much as anyone's $500.

Chris Giannakopoulos
— Suggested amounts

Here's what your donation buys.

Here's what your contribution funds.

$25
Lawn signs

Covers the cost of one lawn sign—a visible presence in a neighbourhood, seen by hundreds of voters every day.

Give $25
$100
Literature

Funds a run of campaign cards for a door-knock or market day.

Give $100
$500
Door teams

Covers a full canvassing team for a day—maps, materials, and coordination.

Give $500
Custom
Any amount

Every contribution helps. We are happy to have your support.

Give Custom
— How it works

The rules of municipal giving.

Ontario's Municipal Elections Act sets the rules. Here's what you need to know before you give.

01

Contribution limit

Ontario's Municipal Elections Act caps individual contributions at $1,200 per candidate per election. There is no minimum.

02

Who can give

Only individuals may contribute—no corporations, unions, or organizations. Contributors must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

03

Tax receipts

Municipal campaign contributions do not qualify for income tax credits under the federal Income Tax Act.

04

Payment methods

Cheque, e-transfer, or cash (with receipt). All contributions must be processed through the official campaign account and will be publicly disclosed after the election.

— Other ways

If donating isn't right for you.

Not in a position to donate? There are other ways to support the campaign that matter just as much.

Volunteer

Door-knocking, phones, lit drops, signs.

Endorse

Add your name to the public endorser list.

Host an event

A coffee circle in your neighbourhood.