Chantal Lacelle

Administrator

Chantal Lacelle, presently retired, cumulates a vast experience in strategic, operational, financial and risk management, which she has acquired as a public servant with the federal government.

Her commitment to social causes throughout her professional and personal life has brought her to become a volunteer for various Ottawa Valley organizations, and more recently with Moisson Outaouais.

She has been serving on the Board of Directors of Moisson Outaouais since September 2023, where she shares her management and administration skills.

Did You Know That?

At Moisson Outaouais, $1 = $10!

Thanks to our leverage effect, with each $1 donation, we are able to buy $10 worth of food.

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Fact or Fiction?

When it comes to planned giving, there are many myths that can discourage potential donors. At Moisson Outaouais, we'd like to clarify these points to help you make informed decisions.

Fact or Fiction?

Fiction 1: Making a bequest is complicated

Fact: Making a bequest is often simpler than you think. It can be as simple as adding a codicil to your existing will, specifying an amount or percentage of your inheritance to be left to Moisson Outaouais.

Fact or Fiction?

Fiction 2: By donating life insurance, I'm depriving my family.

Fact: You can structure your gift of life insurance to support both Moisson Outaouais and your family. For example, you can take out an additional policy or designate part of the benefit to the organization and the rest to your family.

Fact or Fiction?

Fiction 3: Gifts of stock are only good for the wealthy

Fact: Gifts of stock can benefit donors at every level. They avoid capital gains taxes and can offer substantial tax advantages, even for smaller gifts.

Fact or Fiction?

Fiction 4: Planned giving is only for the wealthy

Fact: Anyone can make a planned gift. Whether through gifts of stock, life insurance or wills, there are options for every financial situation. Even a small gift can have a big impact.