I asked that question in the context of being a kid in New Westminster and rolling the pennies to make local charitable donations with a bunch of my buddies. We collected pop bottles, took them down to the store, and gave the money to charity. It can start at an early age.
The other question I wanted to ask I'll put very briefly. Right now for cash donations governments pay about 46%. For capital gains tax we talk about listed securities. It can typically be 60% and as high as 69%. Can you comment about the appropriateness of that mix and whether you feel that should be drawn more together?