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Help us shape a brighter future through technology 

As Canada’s engaged university, Simon Fraser University is advancing a more inclusive and sustainable future through world-class research, teaching and community engagement. 

With strengths in biomedical engineering, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and visual computing, FAS boasts the university's largest co-op program. Our students are not only equipped with the technical abilities to thrive in any industry, but also the mindset to create and use technology for social good.

At this critical moment, your support can help us meet the moment and shape a brighter future for all.

Learn more about supporting Applied Sciences students, research and outreach programs.

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Ways to Give

There are many ways to make a difference! Learn more about different giving options including: 

  • Gifts of Securities & Stocks: Donating appreciated securities is simple, cost-effective and the most tax-efficient way to make a charitable gift.
  • Corporate Matching Gifts: Many companies offer a matching gift plan as a form of corporate philanthropy, matching your contribution with one of their own.
  • Monthly Giving: A monthly gift is an easy and affordable way to provide a steady support for students, faculties and departments, and community efforts.
  • Gifts from the US: Friends of SFU is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Charitable gifts received by the Friends of SFU are directed to Simon Fraser University according to your designation, and a United States charitable gift tax receipt is issued.
  • Gifts of Cryptocurrency: Simon Fraser University accepts gifts of cryptocurrency via BitPay and CanadaHelps.
  • Gift & Estate Planning: What do you want your legacy to look like? Find out how you can amplify your future impact through planned giving.

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 Meet Our Donors

Read about a few of our donors and discover their personal views about philanthropy.

Amyn & Shein Rajan

Dr. Angelica Lim with humanoid robot, “Pepper” and students in the Invent the Future enrichment program, 2018.

Shaping a more inclusive future in tech

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Gordon Bachinsky

Left to right: Lisa Li, Scott Andrews, Dr. Kevin Oldknow, Yi Wang, Fernando Silva, Gustavo Silva at WRI 2024 in Chicago

Advanced Rail Management and Wheel-Rail Seminars

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To learn more about supporting Applied Sciences, contact: 

Karina Chow

Director, Advancement

karina_chow@sfu.ca
604-308-9582

Katie Hearn

Senior Associate Director, Advancement

katie_hearn@sfu.ca
604-999-1546