Five ways to spark student success

Sep 26, 2022

You can make bold innovation happen when you open doors to brilliant minds pushing the boundaries of what is possible, such as developing sustainable cities, creating the next generation of vaccines, advancing social justice in the child welfare system, and so much more.

Annual donors can help broaden access to education. That is the awe-inspiring power of philanthropy. Please give to the University of Toronto today: open more opportunities for students ready to take on the world’s greatest challenges.

1. Help student refugees build new lives at U of T

Navigating life as a refugee in Canada is not easy. You can help refugees studying at Innis College achieve their educational goals so they can follow their life’s ambition.

Sheila Htoo smiling.
Sheila Htoo smiling.

2. Support students from non-traditional paths in accessing U of T

Not everyone follows the same route to university, but changemakers can come from unexpected paths—when given the opportunity.

A group of people talk together around a table at Woodsworth College.
A group of people talk together around a table at Woodsworth College.

3. Be of service to underrepresented students becoming public health leaders

You have the power to help high-school students from underrepresented communities see futures for themselves as leaders in the public health and health-care system.

Students in masks wearing t-shirts that say, Dalla Lana School of Public Health Outreach and Access Program.
Students in masks wearing t-shirts that say, Dalla Lana School of Public Health Outreach and Access Program.

4. Assist engineering students in surmounting financial emergencies

Ensure emergency funds are at hand in extraordinary situations to keep an engineering student’s educational aspirations alive and well.

Two students lean on a railing on the balcony at U of T Engineering, looking over Front Campus.
Two students lean on a railing on the balcony at U of T Engineering, looking over Front Campus.

5. Support an inclusive community where Indigenous students are proud to study

Scholarships for Indigenous students open exciting learning opportunities for tomorrow’s leaders, community partners and global citizens.

Two students hold awards as they stand with president Gertler and Knowledge Keeper Naulaq LeDrew.
Two students hold awards as they stand with president Gertler and Knowledge Keeper Naulaq LeDrew.

Please take this opportunity to help set a new standard of inclusive excellence, opening access and empowering today’s students to become tomorrow’s changemakers.

Your support is the spark.

Looking for a different way to make an impact? Give to the General University Bursary Fund to assist with educational expenses for eligible students demonstrating financial need.

Give to the General University Bursary Fund