| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Date of Issue | May 1, 2023 |
| Year | 2023 |
| Quantity | 2,500,000 |
| Denomination |
P + 10¢
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| Postal Administration | Canada |
| Condition | Name | Avg Value |
|---|
Take home this booklet of 10 Permanent™ domestic rate stamps from our 2023 Canada Post Community Foundation stamp issue to support organization that support Canadian children and youth.
Sharing stories enriches our lives in so many ways. Through the Canada Post Community Foundation, we contribute resources that inspire creativity and curiosity, and our annual semi-postal fundraising issue gives you a way to contribute.
The theme of this stamp issue is the way in which stories and storytelling enhance the lives of children and youth. The illustration by John Belisle depicts a diverse group of animals reading a story together. It reminds us of the joy that stories and storytelling bring, as well as the creativity and curiosity they inspire.
When you purchase a booklet of 10 stamps, a donation of $1 will go directly to fund local and national non-profit groups that assist Canadian children and youth in writing the next chapter of their lives. Since 2012, the Canada Post Community Foundation has supported more than 1,100 community organizations that bring positive change to Canadian children.
Take home this Official First Day Cover (OFDC) from our 2023 Canada Post Community Foundation stamp issue that helps to fund organizations that support Canadian children and youth.
Sharing stories enriches our lives in so many ways. Through the Canada Post Community Foundation, we contribute resources that inspire creativity and curiosity, and our annual semi-postal fundraising issue gives you a way to contribute.
The theme of this stamp issue is the way in which stories and storytelling enhance the lives of children and youth. The OFDC illustration by John Belisle depicts a diverse group of animals gathering around a fire in the forest to read a story together. It reminds us of the joy that stories and storytelling bring, as well as the creativity and curiosity they inspire. The stamp is cancelled in Ottawa, Ontario.
When you purchase the OFDC, a donation of 10 cents from the stamp affixed will go to fund local and national non-profit groups that assist Canadian children and youth in writing the next chapter of their lives. Since 2012, the Canada Post Community Foundation has supported more than 1,100 community organizations that bring positive change to Canadian children.
Read all about it! The latest Canada Post Community Foundation semi-postal fundraising stamp issue highlights the importance of literacy and imagination in the lives of children. The stamp is now being released in the spring to accommodate the addition of the annual Truth and Reconciliation stamp issue to the program in September and ensure both stamp issues – and the important stories they tell – get the time, attention and respect they deserve.
Designed by John Belisle Creative and illustrated by John Belisle, the stamp depicts a diverse group of animals reading a story together. The “read me a story” theme reminds us of the ways that stories and storytelling enhance the lives of children and youth, as well as of the creativity and curiosity that stories inspire.
A $1 surcharge from the sale of each booklet of 10 stamps, or an extra 10 cents from the sale of each Official First Day Cover, goes directly to the Foundation to help fund local and national non‑profit groups that serve the needs of children and youth. Since 2012, the Canada Post Community Foundation has supported more than 1,100 community organizations that bring positive change to Canadian children.