Capital Giving

Osgoode relies on the support of its alumni and friends to realize its long-term aspirations. A capital gift can advance a number of academic priorities at the Law School. Capital donations are given for immediate use, such as the renovation of space in the Law School, or endowed, where the annual investment income supports an area of the Law School in perpetuity.

Donors, who make a capital gift, may direct their donation toward a specific purpose that aligns their philanthropic interests with the Law School's needs and priorities. They often include a significant naming opportunity in addition to recognition in Osgoode's donor societies.

Capital gifts typically support the following areas:

• Building renovation and construction of new space
• Undergraduate scholarships and awards
• Graduate scholarships and fellowships
• Endowed chairs, professorships, visiting professorships and lectureships
• Research centres and institutes
• Library
• New technology
• Special projects

Many donors elect to make multi-year pledges. We would be pleased to discuss with donors a pledge schedule that is most convenient for them.