Specified Gifts

An endowed gift is money specifically given for the purposes of the principal amount being preserved and the income derived from the capital amount used to fund various projects at the school.  The funding derived from the endowment can be allocated at the School's discretion or specified by the donor for a specific project at the School.

Endowments to the School may also be made in memory of or in honour of a loved one or friend.

A donor may offer to contribute funds for the naming of a particular building, room, space within the School or an item for use by the School.  The name would have to be acceptable to the School.

In order to receive naming rights the donation should form a significant portion of the total cost of the building or facility.

The donor funds may also be used to establish a significant endowment for the operating costs of the facility.

In the case of a corporate donor, the naming rights could be granted for a number of years and be renegotiated at the end of the set period.  These donations/sponsorships would be subject to Board approval.