Donate to Jess’s campaign

Contributions to Jess Phillips’s campaign are recorded and reported to Elections BC, as BC law requires. Please check that you can contribute before you give.

Who can contribute

You must live in British Columbia and be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
The most one person can give to a candidate’s campaign in 2026 is $1,429.70 in total.
It must be your own money. No one can repay you for it, and you can’t give on someone else’s behalf.
Businesses, unions and other organizations can’t contribute.
The campaign can’t accept anonymous contributions online, so the form asks for your name and home address.
Elections BC publishes the name and amount of anyone who gives $100 or more in total to a campaign.

How it works

Fill in the contribution declaration below.
You’ll then see the campaign’s Interac e-Transfer address.
Send the amount you declared. The campaign’s financial agent matches your transfer to your declaration and records it.

Contribution declaration

Leave this empty:

Amount you will send, in dollars (required)

Whole dollars, up to $1,429 in total for 2026.

Full name (required)

As it will appear on your e-Transfer, so the financial agent can match the two.

Home street address (required)

Where you live, not a PO box.

City or town (required)

Postal code (required)

BC postal codes start with V.

Province: British Columbia. Only BC residents can contribute.

Email (required)

Phone (optional)

Declarations (all required) I live in British Columbia. I am a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. This is my own money. No one will repay me for it, and I am not giving on behalf of anyone else, including a business or organization.

Your information goes to the campaign’s financial agent, who uses it to record your contribution and report it to Elections BC as the law requires. See the privacy policy.