FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
FIRST TIME DONORS CONTRIBUTED MORE THAN
$10.3M
new bequests confirmed
new bequests confirmed
monthly donors
$7.7M
new contributions to endowments
new endowments established
monthly donors
$7.7M
new contributions to endowments
new endowments established
Arts education is all about breaking down barriers and making sure students can pursue their passions. I want to remind [kids] that there are spaces where they can express themselves.
Arts student Hanna Freitas’ first co-op term at Drayton Entertainment was funded, in part, through the donor-supported Co-op for Social Good Fund.
Programs: $22.7M
Research: $9.3M
Scholarships: $8.9M
Buildings: $0.8M
Chairs/Professorships: $0.5M
TOTAL RAISED: $42.2M
$42.2M RAISED FROM
Foundations, Corporations, Organizations: $21.9M
Honorary Alumni and Alumni: $10M
Parents and Friends: $6.1M
Students: $3.2M
Faculty, Staff and Retirees**: $1.0M
TOTAL RAISED: $42.2M
Programs: $22.7M
Research: $9.3M
Scholarships: $8.9M
Buildings: $0.8M
Chairs/Professorships: $0.5M
$42.2M RAISED FROM
Foundations, Corporations, Organizations: $21.9M
Honorary Alumni and Alumni: $10M
Parents and Friends: $6.1M
Students: $3.2M
Faculty, Staff and Retirees**: $1.0M
These figures represent dollars RAISED and include cash, pledges, gifts-in-kind and other revenue promised or given May 1, 2022, to April 30, 2023. Figures exclude payments on pledges made prior to the current year. All figures are unaudited.
** Overall, Waterloo’s Faculty, Staff and Retiree campaign raised in excess of $2.4M. This figure comprises gifts from all sources, including the Board of Governors, faculty, staff, retirees and alumni who work for Waterloo.
DONORS IN 39 COUNTRIES*
* FIGURE DOES NOT INCLUDE THE THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS EACH YEAR WHO MAKE VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
As a student, you have a lot of things you’re thinking about. Having financial support eases those worries. You know you don't need to worry about paying next month’s rent.
PhD candidate Kay Awe is able to concentrate on his research and family thanks to support from the Retirees Bursary Fund.
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FOR SUPPORTING WATERLOO!
With your help, we are building a better future for us all.
The University of Waterloo acknowledges that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples. Our main campus is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land granted to the Six Nations that includes six miles on each side of the Grand River. Our active work toward reconciliation takes place across our campuses through research, learning, teaching, and community building, and is co-ordinated within our Office of Indigenous Relations.
