Major Gift News

Donation is a part of Agnico Eagle’s Inunnguiniq project, a $5 million pledge toward mine training and mental health programs in Nunavut, and will help provide school children in the Kivalliq and Kitikmeot regions in Nunavut with breakfasts for three years.

Donation is a part of Agnico Eagle’s Inunnguiniq project, a $5 million pledge toward mine training and mental health programs in Nunavut, and will support delivery of Ilitaqsiniq programs in the Kivalliq and Kitikmeot regions in Nunavut; support the Pilimmaksaijuliriniq project, which is designed to support the resiliency and wellness of Nunavut’s front-line workers and community champions, grounded in the principles of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit; as well provide seed funding to establish a building fund with the aim of having a facility to host programs in Rankin Inlet.

Donation is a part of Agnico Eagle’s Inunnguiniq project, a $5 million pledge toward mine training and mental health programs in Nunavut.

Donation supports the development of a mobile unit for rural health and wellness at the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health, located at the University of Saskatchewan.

Donation will support the Diagnostic Imaging Department.

Donation supports the London Regional Cancer Program’s pre-existing Gerald C. Baines Centre for Translational Cancer Research.

Donation is toward a new cancer therapy suite at BC Cancer-Kelowna.

Donation is to the Coming Home campaign, which aims to bring a new long-term care community to the Delta Hospital Campus of Care.

Donation is through Bell Let’s Talk and will support a dedicated mental health space in the new IWK Emergency Department.

Donation is over five years through Bell Let’s Talk and supports the Children’s Eating Disorders program, and will allow for the hiring of an additional full-time therapist.

Donation supports the JDRF Centre of Excellence at UBC.

Donation establishes an entrance scholarship available to students from Atlantic Canada.

Donation will fund the SERVO Project for neurological disease research.

Canada Life, IGM Financial and Power Corporation of Canada are donating $250,000 to address humanitarian needs in Israel, Gaza, and the Middle East. The donation will be shared between the Canadian Red Cross Middle East Humanitarian Crisis Appeal, Doctors Without Borders, the Toronto-based United Jewish Appeal and Montreal-based Federation CJA.

Donation supports McDougall Creek wildfire relief efforts.

Donation supports the campaign for the new performing arts centre.

Donation is over five years and supports various projects at the Alphonse and Dorimène Desjardins International Institute for Cooperatives.

Donation is from Desjardins’ GoodSpark Fund and supports a campaign to build a fourth L’Arche Sudbury home for people with and without intellectual disabilities.

Donation is to Hockey Alberta’s Local Hockey Leaders Grant for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, and will allow for the launch of a program to education leaders, members and participants about maltreatment and safe sport initiatives focused on providing a safe environment for all.

Donation was made through the Owen Sound and Meaford foundations, and will be used to purchase medical equipment and improve hospital facilities.

Donation is for the Calgary Flames Grade 6 YMCA Membership. The membership helps grade 6 youth develop confidence and form positive relationships by providing access to YMCA facilities and programs in Calgary at no cost.

Donation is toward the development of a Recreation and Wellness Centre at the College’s Kelowna campus.

Donation is toward the development of a Recreation and Wellness Centre at the College’s Kelowna campus.

Donation allows for the opening of the new Gene Haas Manufacturing Lab.

Donation is over five years and supports the national Recovery Colleges program.

Donation is toward the construction and equipping of the new electric vehicle lab at the College.

Funds from the donation were generated from the sale of Hamilton and District Senior Citizens’ Home RAMYBNAS Inc., and will fund the purchase of two pieces of diagnostic imaging equipment.

Donation is to the Love Scarborough campaign.

Donation supports the Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation Sow to Sew project, and will provide bursaries for graduate and undergraduate students in the textiles and fashion program, welcome artists-in-residence, expand programming for the NSCAD Art Factory’s Fashion Hacking project and resources for the Alfoldy Craft Institute at NSCAD.

Donation will be used to fund student internships for research into workplace and mental health.

Donation will support two projects to improve access to palliative care education and resources for health care providers across Nova Scotia.

Donation is toward the new Northpine Emergency Department at Centenary Hospital.

Donation supports the replacement of BC Cancer Foundation’s systemic cancer therapy suite.

Donation is to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan’s Breast Cancer Screening Bus campaign, and will allow for the purchase of a new vehicle for breast cancer screening for women across rural Saskatchewan.

Donation is to assist children in Israel and Gaza.

Donation is to the City’s Community Grant Program.

Donation supports the purchase of a new CT scanner.

Donation supports the new CIFAR MacMillan Multiscale Human program: a global, interdisciplinary research team working to understand the human body across various spatial and temporal scales and create an unprecedented map of the human body and help drive medical advances.

Donation will support research, teaching, and programs at the University’s child and youth study department and its child study centre.

Donation is through Mitsubishi’s Driving Healthy Change campaign.

Donation supports the campaign to transform the former Canadian National Institute for the Blind ­building on Richmond Road into a ­supportive-care centre for cancer patients.

Donation supports the campaign to transform the former Canadian National Institute for the Blind ­building on Richmond Road into a ­supportive-care centre for cancer patients.

Donation is to NOSOM University’s student endowment and will create two awards for first-year medical students in perpetuity.

North 49 Foods’ sow processing facility is donating $50,000 each to the Moose Jaw Health Foundation and the Moose Jaw & District Food Bank.

Donation is to help combat diabetes and prediabetes in rural areas of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Donation is to the Saugeen Shores Just Add Water campaign, which aims to create a new aquatic and wellness centre.

Half of the donation will go toward the Hélène Desmarais Building and the other half to the Cursus entrepreneurial series of training activities and workshops within the Pôle Entrepreneuriat, Repreneuriat et Familles en affaires.

Donation will be divided between the Canadian Red Cross Middle East Humanitarian Crisis Appeal and the United Jewish Appeal for humanitarian efforts.

Donation will provide humanitarian and relief support.

Donation supports the construction of a new animal shelter.

Donation supports the campaign to repair and expand the skate park in St. Marys.

Donation is to the Hospital’s Campaign to Create Tomorrow.

Donation is over five years. Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital, Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre, and Collingwood’s General and Marine Hospital will each receive $10,000 a year; Georgian Bay General Hospital will receive $20,000 a year.

Donation is for urgent humanitarian aid and community support to address the recent and ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Donation is for urgent humanitarian aid, with a focus on addressing the needs of children in Israel and Gaza.

TELUS is providing $25 million to the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation to contribute toward a $50 million student bursary endowment. Indspire is a partner of the fund, and 50% of the bursary recipents will be Indigenous.

Donation supports the restoration of the 200-year-old John R. Park Homestead.

14 different donors have donated toward the It’s Our Future Campaign in support of the new South Niagara Hospital. Donors include Bosch Rexroth Canada, The Byl Family, Ida & Bob Gale Sr. Community Fund, GNGH Auxiliary, Jim & Liz Grice, Knights of Columbus, Hennepin Council No.1652, The Mathur Family, The Marcella & Vincent McNamara Family, Niagara Falls Bridge Commission, Niagara Falls Canadian Polish Home, Niagara German Canadian Club, The Trabucco Family, Mitch Williams, and Sherman Zavitz.

Donation will allow for the creation of a high school trades program which will provide technical training at four high schools in Vancouver, Surrey, Coquitlam and Maple Ridge.

Donation establishes the WB Cures Fund to accelerate type 1 diabetes cure research.

Donation supports NBCC’s Going Beyond Campaign, and will establish the Wesley Armour School of Business, create new programs, upgrade facilities and technology, establish a speaker series, and provide Learning Opportunity Grants to students.