Evidence of meeting #20 for Declaration of Emergency in the 44th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was funds.
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NDP
The Joint Chair NDP Matthew Green
Was that gift from an individual or is that across the board? What was the highest amount of gift that you received for GiveSendGo from an individual?
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Co-Founder, GiveSendGo
The average donation to the campaign was around $100, and the average additional donation to GiveSendGo might have been around $5.
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NDP
The Joint Chair NDP Matthew Green
Essentially, out of the $640,000, how much of that might have ended up in your charity?
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Co-Founder, GiveSendGo
Very little of it. We don't fund the charity. Currently the charity raises its own funds for various causes.
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NDP
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The Joint Chair Hon. Gwen Boniface
I'm just checking with our senators. Are there no further questions?
Given that, Mr. Wells, your testimony is finished. We want to thank you for appearing, particularly for coming back a second time when you had difficulties your first time here. We're grateful to you for being here.
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Liberal
Yasir Naqvi Liberal Ottawa Centre, ON
I have a point of order.
I just want to let Mr. Wells know that the name of the police officer who died at Capitol Hill was Brian Sicknick. He was 42 years old.
Thank you.
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Co-Founder, GiveSendGo
Yes, he died two days later from a stroke. I understand that.
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The Joint Chair Hon. Gwen Boniface
Mr. Wells, thank you for appearing with us.
Colleagues, we are now adjourned.