In 1987, the Prince Edward Island 4-H Trust was
established for the purpose of providing funding for programs and
services which are of benefit to the 4-H movement, its members and
leaders, which are additional to those provided by the P.E.I. 4-H
Council and current funding sources. Since 1987,the PEI 4-H Trust has
given out over a whopping $50,000.00 in grants to 4-H Clubs,
Districts, and initiatives. The Trust may pay expenses associated with
the promotion, development or completion of any 4-H activity, and
generally for the continued development and promotion of the 4-H
program in P.E.I.
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Trust Documents
Trust - Criteria for Funding
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As it is a Trust, the Trustees are required to keep the
capital of the fund invested, and the net income is available for
funding programs.
Trustees
Executive Representative from Board of Directors
Christine MacKinnon
Member-at-Large
Sid Watts
Voting Delegate Representatives
Fred VanderKloet and Colleen Younie
Business Community Representatives
Charlie Goodwin and Dave Tingley
4-H Staff Member
Emily Brown
All applications for funding must be made to the Trust by the PEI 4-H Council. Any 4-H group, club or District Council that has an idea for a new project or program and needs funding for it can fill out the application form and submit it to the PEI 4-H Council Board of Directors before April 30. If the Board approves the request, it is then passed on to the Trustees for approval.
The Trust Application is due April 30.
How can I help?
You can help by making a contribution to the Trust. Donations are provided by a variety of individuals and organizations, including corporations, small businesses, associations, foundations and local 4-H Councils. Each of these groups has played an important role in the growth of the Trust. There are a number of ways you can help.
Heart Club
In 1998, the 4-H Trust established a program to specifically recognize those individuals and corporations who contribute to the Trust
Individual Donors
Individual donors are an integral part of the Trust. Donations in any amount are welcome and can be completed in installments.
Any individual donor accumulating contributions equal to $250, over any number of years, is recognized as a 4-H Bronze Heart Club member.
After achieving Bronze Heart Club status, further donations qualify individuals for higher recognition categories are:
• Silver Heart Club (accumulated donations of $500)
• Gold Heart Club (accumulated donations of $1000)
• Distinguished Gold Heart Club (accumulated donations of $2500)
• Platinum Heart Club (accumulated donations of $5000)
• Distinguished Platinum Heart Club (accumulated donations of $7500)
• Trustee’s Club (accumulated donations of $10,000)
Members of the PEI 4-H Trust Heart Club...
Distinguished Gold
Audrey Farquharson
Gold
Stella Boswall
Alex Dixon
Verna Docherty
Stavert Huestis
Sandra MacKinnon
Nancy Orr
Dave & Jean Tingley
Silver
Charles Goodwin
John J. MacDonald
Susan MacKinnon
Jane MacLaurin
Sylvia Matheson
Catherine Millar
Sharon Silliphant
Ron & Hazel Woodgate
Bronze
Louise & Walter Andrews
Sidney Watts
Audrey Wright
Michael and Joyce Carmichael
Jim and Hilda Colodey
Corporate Contributors
The generous donations received from a variety of businesses and other interested organizations form the bulk of the Trust's contributions. These donations range from $50 to much larger contributions and each is equally appreciated. Some donors choose to provide large, one-time only grants, while others choose to give to the Trust on an annual basis.
Corporate donors are also honored for achieving established recognition Heart Clubs:
Bronze Heart Club ($500 - $999)
Silver Heart Club ($1000 - $2499)
Gold Heart Club ($2500 - $4999)
Platinum Heart Club ($5000 - $9999)
Trustee's Club ($10,000+)
All donations to the P.E.I. 4-H Trust are acknowledged with an official tax receipt, donor's name printed on the 4-H Trust Heart Club Plaque displayed at the Farm Centre as well as recognized in the Annual Report, the provincial 4-H newsletter, and the 4-H Trust Heart Club Scrapbook and local newspapers and/or agricultural publications. Upon reaching established recognition levels, donors are presented with a certificate and a lapel pin at the Annual 4-H Awards Banquet.
Wills & Bequests
A bequest in your will to the P.E.I. 4-H Trust will play a valuable role in supporting the worthwhile goals of the 4-H program. All it takes is a simple clause,
"I direct my Trustee to give to the Prince Edward Island 4-H Trust the sum of $___ from my estate "
These few words will help to make a difference in the future of the Island's youth, the communities in which they live and continuation of the rural way of life.
Memorial Donations
Memorial donations are contributions made to the Prince Edward Island 4-H Trust in the name of a deceased individual and are a fine way for family members and friends to preserve the memory of a loved one. The family may indicate a donation to 4-H in lieu of flowers. A Trust memorial donation is a fitting tribute to anyone who has been committed to rural Prince Edward Island, agriculture or the 4-H movement. It is a means of ensuring that a special commitment is recognized, remembered and honored for years to come.
PEI 4-H Trust Memorial
Keith Dixon
Gordon Ching
Stewart Wright
Kent Phillips
Brian Dingwell
Alan Godfrey
Mabel Carmichael
Peggy Dixon
Donations or Inquiries
P.E.I. 4-H Trust, P.O. Box 2000, Charlottetown, PE, CIA 7N8
Phone: (902) 368-4833 Fax:(902) 368-6289 E-mail: pei4h@gov.pe.ca
Download Trust Application
Trust - Criteria.pdf (8.30 kb)
Trust - Project-Activity Evaluation.pdf (10.07 kb)
Trust Application.pdf (15.10 kb)