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PUBLISHED ON September 10, 2026



Basketball Manitoba is pleased to partner with Vertical Raise, revolutionizing fundraising with its cutting-edge online platform to help organizations maximize their fundraising efforts while minimizing time and energy spent. With expert fundraising coaches available to help facilitate the process and rapid 10–14-day fund delivery, Vertical Raise delivers the highest average donations compared to traditional methods. Their platform includes three great options: Straight donation, Digital discount card, and Gourmet popcorn.   The digital discount card includes every ​Entertainment​ Book in North America and offers 750,000 discounts.  Entertainment Book has been around for 65+ years and has the best discounts.

“By using the Vertical fundraising platform, the Manitoba Provincial Team was able to raise over $20,000 toward participant registration fees with very little effort. The process was straightforward, and the support provided made it easy to focus on promoting the initiative rather than worrying about logistics. What impressed us most was how much could be accomplished in such a short amount of time.” – Adam Wedlake, Basketball Manitoba

Whether your goal is to support basketball teams and programs at clubs, schools, or community centres, Vertical Raise simplifies the process. Participants can quickly sign up online, share their campaigns across digital platforms, and let the proprietary system handle the rest. From tracking progress through dashboards to fostering exponential annual growth, Vertical Raise takes the hassle out of fundraising. 

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PUBLISHED ON January 01, 2023
Children and young adults under the age of 25 in the respective tax year can have their fees claimed under the Manitoba Fitness Tax Credit.  The Manitoba Fitness Tax Credit allows claims for fitness activities for children and young adults up to age 24. The cost of up to $500.00 in eligible fitness activities, as defined under the Province of Manitoba, may be claimed per child or young adult. For a child/young adult less than 18 years of age at the end of the year, the claim may be made by the child/young adult, or their parent. For a young adult 18 to 24 years of age at the end of the year, the claim may be made by the young adult, spouse or common-law partner.

This will provide an annual non-refundable benefit of up to $54 per youth. Children and young adults with a disability, on whose behalf at least $100 is spent for qualifying fitness activities, will be eligible for an additional $54 credit for a maximum credit of $108 – mirroring the federal treatment of children with a disability. The credits reduce Manitoba income tax otherwise payable in the tax year.

The Province's tax credit is administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Learn more...

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PUBLISHED ON January 01, 2019
To help offset the provincial team fees, Basketball Canada offers the Adopt an Athlete Program which can generate an official tax receipt to those donating to the program in the name of an athlete in the program.  This donation must come from a non-family member (friend or corporate donation) and be made payable to ‘Canada Basketball’ in order to be eligible.  There must be no reference to the athlete or program name made on the cheque itself.
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PUBLISHED ON January 01, 2019
Basketball Manitoba is pleased to offer support to families travelling into Winnipeg for Provincial Team activities during the course of the program.  The program has set aside funding support in the Provincial Team budget to assist families in this situation.  Based on the information submitted below, the funds will be split on a percentage basis among all eligible families in the program.  This support is available to people living at least 40 km one-way distance from the Perimeter Highway.

Basketball Manitoba also recognizes Winnipeg-based families with $25.00 per night who offer up their homes to billet a rural athlete, reducing the time and costs of travelling for program activities. Hosts eligible for billeting support must house athletes who reside outside the same 40 km one-way distance.
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