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Click on the Donate button to make an anonymous online donation! For more information on how to make a donation, please contact The Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick at (506) 455- 5231 or info@cmhanb.ca
The combined power of generous, motivated donors from across the province, health and community-minded companies, and dedicated professionals fuels our ability to help those in most need.
Your gift can be as unique as you are. Every penny counts! Turn your annual donation into monthly contributions or donate gifts in-celebration or in-memoriam of a friend or family member– This is a great way to show those you love how much you care about them.
CMHA of NB is always looking to partner with organizations and businesses to improve its programs and services. Community support is crucial to the continue existence of the Association.
You don’t need to be wealthy to make a profound difference. By exploring the possibilities of creative estate planning you can make substantial tax-favored gifts without greatly impacting your current income or assets. Some giving opportunities include: a gift by Will (bequest), charitable gift annuities, life insurance, securities, mutual funds and endowments.
A Third-Party Event is a fundraising event hosted by an individual, group, company or organization to support the Canadian Mental Health Association. We value the hard work and support of Third-Party Event planners which helps us achieve our goal of providing continual support to individuals who have mental illness, while creating promoting mental wellness for everyone.
Do you have an event that will support Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick? Please contact info@cmhanb.ca
If you wish to make a donation over the phone, please contact 506-455-5231
If you wish to send a donation by mail, please send to following address:
Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick
557 St Marys St
Fredericton NB E3A 8H4
We recognize and respectfully acknowledge that the Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick works on unceded traditional homelands of the Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqiyik, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot all of which create the Wabanaki Confederacy as signatories of the Peace and Friendship Treaty of 1752.