List of low-cost housing corporations for the aged registered as qualified donees

Use the list below to find out if a low-cost housing corporation for the aged is registered as a qualified donee or if its qualified donee status has been revoked.

A registered low-cost housing corporation for the aged is a qualified donee; therefore, it can issue official donation receipts, and registered charities can make gifts to it.

A revoked low-cost housing corporation for the aged is no longer a qualified donee; therefore, it cannot issue official donation receipts, and registered charities cannot make gifts to it.

To find out about the obligations of these qualified donees, go to Low-cost housing corporations for the aged.

List of low-cost housing corporations for the aged registered as qualified donees
Name Status Effective date City Province/Territory Notes
St. Mark's Maples Court Registered 2014-09-09 Port Hope Ontario  
Villa Beaurepaire Registered 2013-12-05 Beaconsfield Quebec  
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