Major Gift News

Donation is to the OWN.CANCER campaign and will support clinical trials and innovations in radiation oncology.

Donation supports the expansion project at Ronald McDonald’s Calgary House to help create an additional 60 suites for families in need.

Donation is to the Families Closer to Home Campaign, which supports the construction of the Marathon Long-Term Care project.

Donation is to the Just Add Water campaign for the Aquatics & Wellness Centre under construction at The Plex in Port Elgin.

The Campbell family has pledged a $500,000 matching gift to the BC Cancer Foundation’s campaign to fund cancer research and a new supportive-care facility in Victoria.

Donation supports renovations at Art Holding Memorial Arena.

Donation was made on behalf of the Huntsville Sting U-13 girls hockey team, after the team was announced as the winner of Chevrolet Canada’s Good Deeds Cup.

Donation supports the $10 million Oncology Campaign.

Donation will fund an endowed chair in cardiovascular science at the University’s Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry.

David and Stacey Cynamon will match donations up to $1 million made in memory to the Labour of Love program.

Donation supports three programs and initiatives to enhance NSCAD student experience, the Photography Equipment Fund, the Thesis Project Fund, and the Visiting Artist Fund.

Donation is for the hospital’s first dual-modality Single Proton Emission Computed Tomography and Computed Tomography (SPECT-CT) diagnostic imaging scanner.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded to the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Program at Concordia University.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded to the Indigenous Student Success Pathways Project at Niagara College.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded to NAIT’s Writing Centre.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded to DMZ’s Basecamp program at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded the University of Lethbridge’s Student Flourishing Initiative.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded to the Enrichment Academy at the University of Toronto.

Funds are from the Embark Student Foundation’s Major Grant Program and are awarded to the Reducing Barriers to Learning: Catalyst Action to Address Student Hunger project.

Donation will be used to commission four art installations that will be part of the Glenbow Reimagined project.

Donation will create a chair in Advanced Poultry Technology Management in the Department of Animal Biosciences within the Ontario Agricultural College.

Donation from the late Olga Jackson allowed for the purchase of two new patient transfer vehicles.

Donation will support the Thanaka: Girls Power project, providing access to mentoring, entrepreneurship training and employment opportunities to women and girls in Myanmar.

Gift goes towards encouraging and helping children to read.

Gift goes towards encouraging and helping children to read.

Donation is to the Sharing is Caring campaign for the new Tammi House, a long-term care facility with 32 beds, as well as 20 two-bedroom apartments tailored to seniors.

Manulife and CAMH’s womenmind initiative have entered a three-year partnership to support the Women’s Health Research Cluster.

Donation is toward a solar program, which will provide residential homeowners funds to install solar panels on their properties.

The unrestricted gift will support the work of Women’s College Hospital Foundation, supporting the most pressing needs.

Donation is to the campaign for Meadow Lake’s new recreation and civic centre. $2.5 million of the gift is for the naming rights, with the remaining $500,000 as a matching gift through the CO-OP Community Builder Campaign.

Donation is made in honour of the late Betty Miller, and will support the Imaging is Power campaign.

Donation is to the Campaign to Create Tomorrow.

Donation launches the Time to Rise campaign, which supports the construction of the new Saskatoon campus.

Donation is to support the Tula Foundation’s projects and operations.

Donation supports the improvement of patient care, and allowed for the upgrade of a general operating suite with minimally invasive surgical tools, as well as helping to fund two new CT scanners.

Donation supported the fund-a-need fundraiser for medical equipment.

Donation supports children’s hospices, with Roger Neilson House in Ottawa and Maison Papillon in Gatineau each receiving $1 million.

The Margaret and Andrew Stephens Family Foundation will match gifts made to the campaign to support the continued future of the Blyth Festival for the next 50 years.

Donation is to the kinesiology department and will support a new building and the refurbishing of the Kinesiology B building.

Donation will create two $1 million endowments which will generate annual scholarships for students in mining engineering at UBC’s Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering, and Queen’s Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining at Smith Engineering.

Donation is to the campaign to support the building of a new permanent home for the NCTR in the heart of Treaty One Territory in Winnipeg.

Donation supports families across Southern Ontario and the work of Ronald McDonald House Charities South Central Ontario.

Donation supports bringing MRI services to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Estevan.

Donation is toward the new community centre in Paris, Ontario.

Donation supports the purchase of a new CT scanner.