How the Partnership Works
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Submit Application
Submit your organization's application for verification
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Inventory Access
Receive access to curated inventory lists aligned with your program needs
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Approve & Receive
Approve allocations and receive goods under the 60/40 cost-sharing structure
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Approve & Receive
Approve allocations and receive goods under the 60/40 cost-sharing structure
The 60/40 Partnership Model
The 60/40 Partnership Model is a shared responsibility approach designed to create a balanced and sustainable collaboration. Under this model, Liquidation Center covers the majority of the operational and overhead costs, reducing the financial burden on partner organizations. This allows non-profit organizations to focus their funding directly on their mission-driven work, maximizing impact while ensuring efficiency and long-term sustainability.
Who We Support
Our logistics network serves a diverse range of non-profit initiatives, providing essential goods to those who need them most.
Homeless
Homeless Shelter A temporary shelter providing basic accommodation for homeless individuals, offering a clean space with personal care items and support to help rebuild lives with dignity.
Women’s Shelters
Women’s Shelters Supporting daily necessities to help families maintain dignity, comfort, and long-term stability through comprehensive care, safe housing, and essential resources for women in need.
Community & Grassroots Initiatives
Community & Grassroots Initiatives Distributing essential products to organizations serving vulnerable communities efficiently, empowering local groups to create meaningful impact through coordinated efforts.
Seniors' Services
Seniors’ Services Delivering comfort-driven supplies designed to support elderly individuals with care and respect, ensuring dignified living through essential products that enhance daily comfort and well-being.
Refugee & Newcomer Support
Refugee & Newcomer Support Equipping families transitioning into new housing with practical, ready-to-use starter supplies, helping refugees and newcomers establish stable homes with dignity and hope.
youth-centers-orphanages
Youth Centers – Orphanages
Providing learning materials and activity essentials to empower youth development programs, supporting educational growth and creative engagement for children in orphanages and community centers.
Bedding & Linens
Apparel
Health & Beauty
Housewares
Furniture
Daily Essentials
How the Cost Is Shared
60%
40%
Liquidation Center Contribution
FISCAL ALLOCATION STRUCTURE
Non-Profit Investment
FISCAL ALLOCATION STRUCTURE
100% Community Impact
CASE STUDY: EXAMPLE ALLOCATION
A typical partner may receive goods with a retail value of $10,000 and contribute $4,000 Retail Value $10,000 under the 60/40 cost-sharing model. Actual allocations vary based on availability and organizational needs.
Retail Value
$10,000
Program Subsidy (60%)
-$6,000
Partner Share
$4,000
Who This Program Is For
Registered Non-Profits
Must hold valid 501(c)(3) or CRA charitable status in good standing for at least 24 months.
Community Impact Focus
Organizations with a primary focus on education, poverty relief, or essential resource disbursement.
Financial Transparency
Ability to provide annual audited financial statements and quarterly impact reports.
Activate Your 60/40 Partnership
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a standard discount program?
This is a corporate stewardship initiative. Unlike a standard retail discount, the 60/40 Cost-Sharing Model is designed so Liquidation Center absorbs the majority of operational costs (sourcing, logistics, and margin) to directly subsidize non-profit budgets.
Does our organization need to be a registered charity?
We partner with Canadian Registered Charities and Non-Profit Organizations holding a valid Business Number (BN). We also support grassroots community groups on a case-by-case basis upon verification.
How are goods distributed?
Allocations are prepared at our Windsor fulfillment center. Partners may arrange for priority local pickup or request subsidized shipping rates for regional and national delivery.
Is there a minimum volume for partnership?
We are committed to supporting organizations of all sizes. Whether you are a local shelter requiring a single allocation or a provincial body needing ongoing supply, the cost-sharing structure remains the same.