See your impact in the 2024-2025 Report on Giving
The 2024-2025 UWaterloo Report on Giving is live! Learn why these donors believe in our University and hear from students who, with their help, are working to transform the future.
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The 2024-2025 UWaterloo Report on Giving is live! Learn why these donors believe in our University and hear from students who, with their help, are working to transform the future.
On our first-ever UWaterloo Giving Day, we achieved something truly remarkable thanks to the generosity of our alumni and friends! Here are the results.
International Women's Day (IWD) on March 8 is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.
Waterloo staff reached out during a National Philanthropy Day thank-a-thon to share the impact of supporters’ generosity.
Multi-year awards from Rogers support more than 20 new Waterloo undergraduate students.
Asia Maheu's donor-funded co-op term allowed her to share her love of dinosaurs and more with visitors to Waterloo’s Earth Sciences Museum.
A scholarship established by Waterloo professor Ming Li helped Maria Esipova find her career path in mathematics.
The 2023-2024 UWaterloo Report on Giving is live! Learn why these donors believe in our University and hear from students who, with their help, are working to transform the future.
Waterloo alumni Stephen and Jodi Szimanski have deep roots in the Waterloo community, which inspires them to return to campus for football games and give back.
Jenna Jenkins (PharmD ’19) and Christopher Voss (PharmD ’19) went to Nunavut to start their pharmacy careers.