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742 National Capital Squadron is a registered charity dedicated to helping young people grow into confident leaders through the Royal Canadian Air Cadet program.
While many core cadet activities are supported nationally, local fundraising helps make the full Squadron experience possible. Donations from families, alumni, and community partners allow us to offer enhanced training opportunities, special activities and trips, essential equipment and supplies, and the memorable experiences that make the cadet program so impactful for our cadets.
Every contribution helps create life-changing opportunities for youth in our community.
Make a donation directly to the Squadron
Make a donation directly to the Squadron
Donations can be made directly to the Squadron (charity number is 123613523 RR 0029).
You may write a cheque made out to 742 National Capital Squadron. This can be handed directly to the Sponsoring Committee Chair or Treasurer, or it may be mailed to us at:
742 National Capital Squadron
2515 Bank St. Box 40008
Ottawa ON, K1V 0W8
Donate through CanadaHelps
Donate through CanadaHelps
Donating through the CanadaHelps online portal is easy and simple! Donations can be made using a credit card or PayPal account, with a donation receipt emailed to the donor after the transaction is complete.
Donate the value of refundable bottles
Donate the value of refundable bottles
Please consider donating the value of your returned bottles and cans to the Squadron directly. How to: make a donation directly to the Squadron.
Donate through United Way
Donate through United Way
If you are planning to donate through the United Way this year and do not have a preferred charity, you could contribute your donation to support 742! Our charity number is 123613523 RR 0029.
FlipGive: donate by simply shopping!
FlipGive: donate by simply shopping!
Get a start on your holiday gift-buying and help support the 742 National Capital Air Cadet Squadron with flipgive.com, a safe, simple, no-cost (to you) way to shop at the stores and businesses you love – including online – while supporting our cadets.
Here’s how it works:
Visit www.flipgive.com or download the app and go to the Teams tab at the top of the page.
On the Teams page, go to the "Find a Team" box in the middle of the page and enter 742 National Capital Air Cadet Squadron. If you’re using the app, you’ll want to Join an Existing Team and enter our code: PKVDT6
On the Results page, you will see 742 National Capital Air Cadet Squadron, and boxes for "Donate Now," "Shop Online," “Gift Cards” and various gift categories.
If you select "Shop Online", you will be redirected to the websites of your favourite participating retailers, where you can either shop directly from their online stores or purchase gift cards.
The best part is, for every purchase you make through FlipGive, 742 National Capital Air Cadet Squadron will automatically receive a donation of anywhere between 2% and 20% - depending on the retailer – while you get the full amount of what you've spent. For example, if you buy a $5 gift card for Starbucks, you will have $5 to spend at Starbucks, while 742 will also receive a 2% donation at no cost to you. Your gift goes even further!
Because each purchase you make through FlipGive supports our squadron, you can buy gifts (or gift cards) for others all year long and the recipient does not even have to know that you've used FlipGive.
Please support our fundraising campaign all year long, and share with friends and family our FlipGive team number so they can also help support our cadets.
SSC volunteering - Calling all parents/guardians!
SSC volunteering - Calling all parents/guardians!
What does the 742 SSC do? Read more about the aims, positions and last year's SSC members.
But meetings are not really my thing... Not everyone can or wants to serve on a committee, but the Squadron still relies on parent/guardian volunteers throughout the year. Please fill out the this form so that the 742 SSC can contact you about volunteering opportunities during the training year.
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