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Since 1829, community generosity has been a UCC cornerstone
Across the centuries, our community has rallied during pivotal moments to provide the programs and facilities necessary for students to thrive.
Whether through endowed or expendable major gifts, these transformative contributions create powerful, long-term opportunities for both students and faculty. By supporting specific campaigns and school initiatives, our generous donors ensure UCC remains a leading environment for learning and growth.
Types of Major Gifts
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Endowed Gifts These contributions have enduring impact. The school’s endowment is invested in and carefully stewarded by the UCC Foundation’s Board of Trustees, and ensures that tradition, excellence and innovation are fostered now — and for future generations. Most endowed funds are restricted by the donor to a specific program. |
Expendable Gifts These contributions are spent within the fiscal year in which they are received. These gifts may be directed by the donor to a particular program, project or facility, or given as unrestricted gifts to spend on emerging needs. |
Major Gift Highlights
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Collaborative learning space blazing a trail at the PrepThe Prep’s Math and Science Learning Community for Year 6 and 7 students opened December 8 and has been warmly received all round, says Sarah Fleming, head of the Prep. |
Brenda & Reid Chen Innovation Lab opens its doors — and young mindsThe new facility, powered by a lead $1 million gift by the Chen family, will enable a stronger design element in SK through Year 4. |
Sir John Colborne Society
This is our cumulative giving society for donors who have made lifetime contributions of $100,000 or more at the following levels:
- Archway: $100,000–249,999
- Norval: $250,000–499,999
- Oval: $500,000–999,999
- Avenue: $1,000,000–4,999,999
- Clock Tower: $5M+
All donors are recognized in our yearly Giving Report. At an annual dinner on campus, we celebrate longtime members and welcome new members.
Contact Us
Have questions or need more information on giving to UCC?
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