Made a donation so it may stay free to those that need it.

This is the first one, and we are donating 20% of the gross to charity.

Our office donates time and effort to our local community at least once a year.

Joshua Dorkin Trade Secrets :D I'm guessing the "donate" is a weighted parameter.

Didn't matter to my Church when I offered them 50,000 as a donation.

They can make enormous profits at razor thin margins, which will throw you out of business unless you want to donate your own money to run it as a charity.

If I could let’s get you into a coaching program and let’s donate to your prosperity by also donating some marketing.  

This includes solicitation of donations by or on behalf of charitable organizations;"The grey area comes in the fact you are "promoting a service".The only clear-cut exemptions from the DNCR are:  Canadian registered charities;Political parties, riding associations and candidates;Market research polls and surveys;Newspapers of general circulation for the purpose of soliciting subscriptions;Telemarketing calls from organizations with whom the consumer has an existing business relationship are also exempt (a transaction has been executed within the last 18 months);Telemarketers to whom the consumer has granted their expressed consent (written form, electronic form, or recorded verbal permission). 

I donated over $40,000 last year and this year to charity - I care about humanity, and making a difference.   

If not, donate it to an organization of your choice.Some will take it, and some will not.Good luck!