Multiply your impact, support mathematics
You can be a champion of innovation by supporting the Faculty of Mathematics.
Your gift to the Faculty of Mathematics today will help develop future leaders, lay the groundwork for industry-disrupting startups and build solutions to the world’s biggest challenges in health, the environment and business.
To discuss philanthropic investment or Faculty of Mathematics priority projects, contact Alexandra Lippert.
Opportunities for investment
Mathematics 4 (M4)
A new state-of-the-art building, M4 will facilitate better collaboration amongst researchers, equip faculty and students with the latest computational resources, expand our entrepreneurship and outreach programming, and create vibrant student experiences that foster community and wellness.
Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC)
Support outreach programs, school visits, math contests and math circles that introduce a love of mathematics and computer science to future generations!
Math Entrepreneurship Fund
Develop the next generation of Waterloo founders by making possible dynamic entrepreneurship programming, including pitch competitions, hackathons, alumni talks, conferences and one-on-one mentorship.
Student scholarships and awards
Scholarships and awards enable students unlock their full potential and help Waterloo attract the best and brightest.
Experiential Student Success Fund
Support founders or employees of early-stage startups or nonprofits as they work to bring their vision to life. Your gifts will help students who seek non-traditional co-op opportunities with nonprofits and startups. Only the students themselves can make their co-op terms a success, but your support provides the resources they need to make it happen.
Faculty of Mathematics - Area Of Greatest Need
Support general graduate and undergraduate scholarships, as well as competitive scholarships and awards to help attract and retain the best students. Your gifts allow the Faculty of Mathematics to respond with flexibility to address technology gaps, infrastructure needs, and to help us attract and retain outstanding students and faculty.