Major Gift News

Donation is toward the It’s Time for Surgical Evolution campaign, and is dedicated specifically to women’s health.

Donation is toward the Campaign to Create Tomorrow, to help build the future Civic Campus.

Donation is toward the Foundation’s endowment goal to ensure the sustainability of arts programming for youth in BC.

An anonymous donor matched a recent $500,000 gift made by Tim Dattels toward a new fundraising effort for supports for Canada’s National Team heading into the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Donation funds the purchase of two new ambulances in Simcoe County.

Donation supports the launch of Cancer Care at Home, a new initiative under the Odette Cancer Program that delivers cancer care to patients’ homes.

Apotex donated a 16,000 square-foot modular building to help expand capacity needs and improve access to care at Markham Stouffville Hospital, as well as $100,000 to fund highest priority equipment needs.

Donation is toward the acquisition of an MRI for the new Dawson Creek hospital.

Donation will fund three skilled trades initiatives: $1.04 million will establish a new student award; $500,000 will be used for supplies, equipment, and more for the Advanced Skills Centre; and $500,000 will support skilled trades youth engagement and mental health initiatives.

Donation is toward the Foundation’s endowment goal to ensure the sustainability of arts programming for youth in BC.

Donation supports the construction of the city’s arts and culture centre.

Donation will support the Junior Men’s and Women’s Spring Road Racing Program in Europe across four seasons: 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029.

Donation is in support of Indigenous student support and initiatives.

Donation is to help bring an addition treatment centre to Saugeen Ojibway Nation.

Donation will help address current and emerging needs of the hospital.

Donation is to the Gichi Kendaasiwin initiative, and will help create Indigenous-led spaces and programs that preserve cultural traditions, strengthen connections between communities, and share Indigenous perspectives across three campuses.

Donation will support various areas, including the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, the Marine Institute, the Department of Earth Sciences in the Faculty of Science, and the Limitless Leadership program offered by Student Life. Donation will also fund scholarships and expand student opportunities to experience different fields.

Donation supports the MacEwan Means Business campaign, and is toward the new School of Business building.

Match donation is toward the It’s Time for Surgical Evolution campaign.

Donation supports the A Foundation for Care campaign, for the build and equipment needs of a new Critical Care Centre.

Donation will establish a Centre for Business Serving Community within the I.H. Asper School of Business.

The FDC Foundation matched donations made toward the upcoming community-based medical centre from November 20 through the end of 2025, up to $500,000. FDC Foundation additionally donated $1 million to support the development and equipment of the centre.

Donation will provide scholarships undergraduate students at the John Molson School of Business.

Donation is to the Faculty of Engineering, and honours the former Waterloo dean, the late Dr. Pearl Sullivan.

Donation is toward the new healthcare education building, which will expand teaching, learning, and patient care spaces. Donation supports the expansion of the Pharmacy Technician program and scholarships for the program.

Donation supports the new Endowment Fund, and will help ensure the long-term sustainability of essential programs and services at the Children’s Treatment Centre.

Donation will help create an endowed fund for student tuition assistance, and will provide 11 annual bursaries of $5,000 for students facing financial or other barriers to accessing post-secondary education, with a focus on youth in the Peterborough and Kawarthas region.

Donation is to the Faculty of Engineering’s Department of Systems Design Engineering, and will support earning spaces, research capacity and global experiences that connect design, sustainability and health.

Investment from True North Sports + Entertainment and the Mahon Family Foundation is toward the advancement of affordable housing in Manitoba.

Donation is to help recruit more doctors to the South Okanagan.

Donation will strength healthcare in Peace River and the surrounding area, helping to ensure access to high-quality care.

Donation is to the Better Together campaign, raising funds for the new community outreach centre.

Donation is a part of a partnership between Northerwestern Polytechnic and Ovintiv aimed at strengthening skilled trades education.

Donation will support the recruitment of globally recognized economist Mark Duggan as director of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, and create new funds for research and strategic initiatives.

Donation will establish a Centre for Early Cancer Detection Research at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

Donation will ensure the continued growth, training, and recognition of Wellspring’s volunteers.

The family of the late Carol and Morton Rapp have donated over 450 pieces of art to the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Donation is to the Telfer School of Management’s new Green Academy, a program which will teach students to tackle global environmental challenges through sustainable business.

Donation supports the launch of Pillar’s Nonprofit Leadership Resilience Lab, an initiative designed to strengthen the resilience, capacity, and effectiveness of nonprofit leaders across Southwestern Ontario.

Grant from the RBC Foundation Community Infrastructure Fund is to the Back the Build campaign, and will support the installation of solar panels at the hospital.

Donation supports the construction of the new Portage Regional Health Centre. Approximately half of the donation will go toward new touchscreen monitors in each patient room, and the remaining funds will go to other areas of need.

Rose Rocket is giving an in-kind gift over five years valued at $935,000 to St. Lawrence College. The gift will provide students in the Supply Chain Management program with access to leading edge technology and real-world learning opportunities.

Donation from the Royal Canadian Legion’s poppy fund is toward the Heroes in Mind Advocacy and Research Consortium (HiMARC) at the University of Alberta, which aims to develop, evaluate, and help implement solutions to improve the resilience, readiness and growth, as well as health and wellbeing, of military members, Veterans, PSP (public safety personnel) and their families.

Undisclosed donation will create a new endowment for student awards, and establish a leadership lecture series.

Donation is to the Equip the Vic campaign, targeted at expanding the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Donation establishes a principal trumpet endowed fund.

Donation is in support of the new Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon campus.

Sylvan Adams has donated $100 million USD to rebuild Soroka University Medical Center in Israel, which was hit by an Iranian missile in June 2025.

Donation will support of the Peel Memorial redevelopment.

Donation will support Empowering Learners: Pathways to Digital Literacy and Career Readiness in Canada, Canada Learning Code’s flagship program for mid-career professionals from equity-deserving communities nationwide. The program delivers accessible, customized upskilling pathways that build digital fluency, career confidence, and real-world connections, helping learners successfully navigate job transitions and contribute meaningfully in an evolving, technology-driven economy.

Donation kicks off the fundraising effort for supports for Canada’s National Team heading into the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Donation is to the There’s No Place Like Hope campaign, and will enhance the accessibility of medically inclusive child care for kids with complex medical needs.

Donation will create three additional manufacturing lines at the College’s engineering and technology lab at the Cambridge campus.

Donation is to the It’s Our Future campaign, supporting the construction of the new South Niagara Hospital.

Walmart Canada donated $1 for every toy sold on December 2, up to $200,000.

Donation is toward the Precision Child and Youth Mental Health initiative, a join partnership between SickKids and CHEO. The donation will provide training for experts in precision mental health and identify new interventions for children and youth.

Unspecified donation is toward the acquisition of a new CT scanner.