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Annual Giving

Each year Loyola turns to its alumni, parents, staff and friends for their financial support of the Annual Giving Campaign. It is a way of engaging the entire community in the school’s mission of educating and forming “men and leaders for others”. It enables donors to make a real difference, regardless of the size of their gift.

To see the “power of many” in action and your fundraising dollars at work, we invite you to peruse the:

Each year Loyola turns to its alumni, parents, staff and friends for their financial support of the Annual Giving Campaign. It is a way of engaging the entire community in the school’s mission of educating and forming “men and leaders for others”. It enables donors to make a real difference, regardless of the size of their gift.

To see the “power of many” in action and your fundraising dollars at work, we invite you to peruse the:

Financial Aid Program

When St. Ignatius began the Society of Jesus and founded schools around the world, his goal was to make Jesuit education possible for all, regardless of economic status. This tradition of diversity and accessibility continues to our day. The Financial Aid Program ensures that no qualified student is ever turned away because of his family’s inability to pay the full cost of a Loyola education. This year, the Foundation has granted 99 students a total of approximately $654,000 in financial aid.

Greatest Needs

Donations designated for “greatest needs” are used at the school’s discretion for current special projects including the expansion of the Guidance Department to serve as a testing and learning resource centre and the renovation and refurbishment of classrooms to allow for more collaborative learning, team teaching, flexible seating and technology integration.

Endowment

A strong endowment is critical to the long-term health of the school. It generates an ongoing source of income from the funds invested, provides financial stability and insulates against the potential loss of government funding. Last year, the Foundation's total endowment reached $12,170,500.

Mothers-for-Others Bursary Endowment

The Mothers-for-Others Bursary Endowment is a call to mothers of former and current students to assist single mothers who are struggling to finance their sons’ educations.

Class Bursary Endowment

Graduates pool their resources to create a bursary endowment bearing the name of their graduating year. The goal is to reach an endowed fund of $150,000 to cover one student’s tuition annually.