Donations

All donations go towards feed, medical, and operating costs to help ensure farm tours remain affordable and accessible for all.

With Simply Ducky Farm I try very heard to keep the experience available to guests on each Farm Tour as affordable as possible. Running a small-scale farm is not always easy and it is never economical (!) but through the kindness and generosity of supporters I have been able to ensure that a 50-minute tour remains well within the means of the public. The below links will take you to Stripe‘s secure online portal where you can donate using any major credit card.  

General Donation

Help keep the cost of Farm Tours low by contributing towards general farm costs including insurance, fuel, general maintenance, feed, and medical care. The suggested amount is $30.00 CAD but you will be able to change the amount of your donation at the below link.

1x Bag of Treats

Add a little extra happy to the Farm Tour experience by donating $34.50 CAD for a 4kg bag of treats. Guests of all ages enjoy hand feeding the sheep and goats!

1x Round Bale of Hay

Help keep the bellies of the wee beasties full for a whole week with a $70.00 CAD,  700lb round bale of hay!

1x Veterinarian Visit

Help out with medical costs by covering the cost of an on-site visit by a veterinarian. Visits during regular opertaing hours are usually on or about $180.00 CAD, including supplies.

An Important Note:

Simply Ducky Farm is not a charitable organization or able to provide tax-deductions for donations. All donations are properly filed with the CRA and recorded as farm income. 

Why solicit donations? The sheer cost of everything. The barn has been over-built to comfortably accommodate groups of people with wheelchair access throughout and the fields and access roads have been laid out to support buses and other large vehicles. 

There are much more effecient ways to lay out a farm but here at Simply Ducky everything has been built from the ground up to make it as convenient as possible for the public to meet and greet the animals and, hopefully, learn a little bit about farming in the process.

 

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