Name | Value |
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Date of Issue | September 23, 2019 |
Year | 2019 |
Quantity | 950,000 |
Denomination |
P + 10¢
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Series | Canada Post Community Foundation - Frozen Treats |
Series Time Span | 2019 |
Postal Administration | Canada |
Condition | Name | Avg Value |
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On the Canada Post Community Foundation OFDC, the text refers to a 10-cent donation from the sale of each OFDC. Because there are two stamps on each cover, the donation is in fact 20 cents.
Product # 414119111
$9.00
Help Canadian kids in need with this booklet of 10 PermanentTM domestic rate stamps. A 10-cent surcharge on the price of each stamp (or $1 per booklet) goes directly to the Canada Post Community Foundation, which funds local and national non-profit organizations working to deliver a brighter future for young people in communities across Canada.
A popular staple of childhood fun is enjoying a frozen treat on a hot summer day. The whimsical images on these colourful stamps serve as a reminder that growing up should be full of fun and sweet memories.
To date, the Canada Post Community Foundation has provided more than $8 million in assistance to libraries, breakfast programs, anti-bullying initiatives, Kids Help Phone, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, sports clubs, and many other worthy recipients. In addition to fundraising activities by Canada Post employees, contributions to the Foundation come from the generous donations of our customers, and the extra dollar paid on the annual Community Foundation stamp booklet.
Product # 414119111
$9.00
Product # 414119131
$2.80
Help Canadian kids with this colourful Official First Day Cover. A 20-cent donation on the price of each Official First Day Cover funds local and national non-profit organizations working to deliver a brighter future for young people in communities across Canada.
A popular staple of childhood fun is enjoying a frozen treat on a hot summer day. The whimsical images on these stamps and the collectible envelope, serve as a reminder that growing up should be full of fun and sweet memories. The stamps are postmarked in Ottawa, Ontario, with a pictorial cancellation of an ice cream cone.
To date, the Canada Post Community Foundation has provided more than $8 million in assistance to libraries, breakfast programs, anti-bullying initiatives, Kids Help Phone, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, sports clubs, and many other worthy recipients. In addition to fundraising activities by Canada Post employees, contributions to the Foundation come from the generous donations of our customers, and from donations received on the annual Community Foundation stamp collection.
Product # 414119131
$2.80
Now in its eighth year, the annual issue for the Canada Post Community Foundation once again hopes to raise much-needed funding for grassroots and community-based organizations that provide life-changing services to children and youth. The extra dollar charged for each booklet of 10 stamps (and an extra 20¢ for each Official First Day Cover sold) goes directly to the Foundation, which has supported over 660 non-profit organizations since its creation. Thanks to the generosity of Canada Post’s customers, more than one million dollars was raised in 2018 alone, and Canada Post hopes to meet or exceed that amount this year for programs that have a positive impact on the lives of young Canadians.
The two-stamp issue, a first for Chad Roberts Design Ltd., is the work of creative director Chad Roberts, with illustrations by the studio’s senior designer, Joanna Todd. The colourful stamps – featuring whimsical frozen treats, strolling hand in
hand – kindle nostalgia for hot summer days and reminds us that growing up should be filled with sweet memories. It’s up to us to help make it that way.