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Your Legacy Can Change Lives

A Gift That Lives On

Legacy gifts are vital to The Mission to Seafarers, and to seafarers that we support both now and in the future. Remembering the Mission in your Will allows us to continue to serve seafarers after you are gone.

Mission to Seafarers Canada is part of a global ministry dedicated to caring for the world’s seafarers, men and women who work tirelessly at sea to keep global trade moving.

Why Support the Mission with a Legacy Gift

2,900
2,900+ ship visits across Canadian ports
11,500
1,500+ seafarers welcomed at ports
8,000
8,000+ ship to shore rides provided to ports
10
10 stations (ports) providing support

Giving Options

DAFs (Donor-Advised Funds)
Securities (Stocks, Bonds, Mutual funds)
Planned/Legacy Gifts
Bequests (Will Gifts)
RRSP/RRIF/TFSA Beneficiary Designations
Life insurance (New or Assigned Policies)
Real estate / Residual Interest / CRTs (case-by-case)
Endowment Gifts, Capital/Naming
Gifts In-Kind from Individuals

Learn how you can leave a life-saving legacy gift.

  • Planned/Legacy Gifts
  • Bequests (Will Gifts)
  • RRSP/RRIF/TFSA Beneficiary Designations
  • Life insurance (New or Assigned Policies)
  • Real estate / Residual Interest / CRTs (case-by-case)
  • Endowment Gifts, Capital/Naming
  • Gifts In-Kind from Individuals
Mission to Seafarers Canada

Legal Address

It’s important to correctly identify us by our legal name and address in your Will.
Our legal name and address is:

The Mission to Seafarers Canada,
P.O. Box 18223, RPO Steeple Hill
Pickering, Ontario, Canada 
L1V 0B8
Registered charity #: 73434 5689 RR0001

Find Out More

If you would like to speak to someone about leaving a gift in your Will, please contact us.

Making Canadian Ports Feel a Little More Like Home

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters and the unwavering dedication of our volunteers and chaplains, maritime workers arriving in Canadian ports are met with services, kindness, and the warmth of a home away from home.

Mission to Sefarers -Making Canadian Ports Feel a Little More Like Home