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Toronto needs an engineer.
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No large corporations. No developers. Your contribution puts power back with the people.
How to contribute
Step 1: File your contribution details using the official MEA intake form (required for receipting and City disclosure).
Step 2: Send funds by Interac e-transfer (or cheque) to the campaign:
E-transfer: bethechangeno1@gmail.com
In the message, include your legal name, address, and the amount. After we verify funds, we send a contribution receipt. Official City rebate receipts (if eligible) are issued via EFFS later.
Questions? Email bethechangeno1@gmail.com · Call (647) 785-3729.
Toronto contribution rebate (2026)
The City rebates a portion of eligible contributions on a sliding scale, up to a $1,000 maximum, not a blanket “75% back.” The 75% rate applies only to gifts of $300 or less (nothing for $25 or less). A full $2,500 gift still returns at most $1,000.
- $25 or less: no rebate
- $25-$300: 75% (e.g. $200 → $150)
- Over $300 up to $1,000: (amount − $300) × 50% + $225
- Over $1,000: (amount − $1,000) × 33.33% + $575, capped at $1,000
Timeline: Online claims open October 2026; claim deadline December 30, 2027. Rebate cheques typically arrive in early 2028.
The rules, plainly
- Ontario residents only; contributions from your own funds.
- No corporations or trade unions.
- Maximum $2,500 to this mayoral campaign; $5,000 total across candidates for the same office.
- Over $25 must be via a method that records your name and address (e-transfer, cheque, or card), no anonymous cash above that.
- Contributions over $100: name and address become public via City disclosure.
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