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The Gairdner Foundation is on a mission to showcase the value of scientific achievement and inspire generations to be engaged citizens and future leaders in science. We hope you will join us.
There are many ways to get involved with the Gairdner Foundation whether it’s through events like our annual Gairdner Science Week in October, or research symposia and student outreach programming throughout the year.
Our team would appreciate the opportunity to connect with you and discuss the partnership opportunities that align with your organization.
Sponsor a Community Event
Get involved in your community and help raise the calibre of conversation about science that matters. Sponsor a public lecture, an outreach event or even our annual Gairdner Science Week.
Support an Event for Students
Inquiries
Contact Paige O'Beirne at paige@gairdner.org to learn more
Donate to Gairdner
For U.S. Donors
For United States-based donors requiring a tax receipt, please use the following link and you will be directed to the secure CAF America website. CAF America processes and generates receipts for American donations to the Gairdner Foundation.
Donate to Gairdner via CAF America
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If you have any questions or would like more information on the Campaign for the Gairdner Foundation, please contact David White.
Donate by Cheque
Make a donation to Gairdner with a cheque made out to the Gairdner Foundation. Include your full name, address, phone number and mail your cheque to:
Gairdner foundation
MaRS Centre, Heritage Building,
101 College St, Suite 335,
Toronto, ON, Canada, M5G1L7
Attn: David White
Impact of your support
An inspired generation of future researchers
Support our interactive speaker series that brings current and past Canada Gairdner Award laureates to Canada to speak to students from coast to coast about the importance of scientific research.
A vibrant scientific community
Support opportunities for the Canadian public to engage with science in their communities through outreach programs and public lectures.