Our Supporters

With the generous support of past and present funding partners, we have engaged over 11 million young scientists in hands-on STEM enrichment experiences since 1989.

Thank you for believing in us. Thank you for joining our journey to get kids excited about science and the world around them. Thank you for making a difference in the Canada of the future.

Our Funding Partners Help Us To Do Impactful Things:

Subsidize the cost of all classroom workshops by 15-20%.

Provide over 2,000 fully complimentary workshops each year for schools and community groups serving marginalized communities, with a goal to provide more each year.

Enable us to develop innovative new programming and continuously update existing programming.

Help us to expand to new communities.

Empower us to grow and diversify our team of amazing staff and highly-trained, passionate presenters

Watch our thank-you message to our donors and supporters

Meet Our Supporters

Scientists in School gratefully acknowledges the generous support of our many partners who share our passion for bringing science, technology, engineering and mathematics to life for tomorrow’s innovators and leaders.

Catalyst Level

Innovation Level

Imagination Level

Discovery Level

Access Communications

Alectra Utilities

Apotex Inc.

AWS InCommunities Calgary Fund*

Brant Community Foundation

City of Brantford*

Columbia Valley Community Foundation

Edith H. Turner Foundation, Hamilton Community Foundation*

Electrical Safety Authority*

Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario

ENWIN Utilities

Farm Credit Canada

Finning Canada*

General Motors*

Gerdau Whitby Mill

Gore Mutual Insurance Company*

Hunter Family Foundation*

Innisfil Community Foundation

J.P. Bickell Foundation

Nissan Canada Foundation*

Oshawa Community Grants*

Ottawa Community Foundation*

PortsToronto*

S.M. Blair Family Foundation*

Syngenta Canada Inc.*

TC Energy*

The Arthur & Audrey Cutten Foundation*

The Pendle Fund at the Mississauga Foundation

The Saint John’s Legacy Foundation*

Town of Ajax Partnership Fund

Town of Whitby, Mayor’s Community Development Fund*

Exploration Level

Alberta Society of Professional Biologists*

Bluedrop ISM

Brampton and Caledon Community Foundation*

Brockville and Area Community Foundation

Cajole Inn Fund – Ottawa Community Foundation*

Canadian Federation of University Women – St. John’s, NL*

Canadian Progress Club Durham South*

Carleton North Community Foundation

Centre Wellington Community Foundation*

CFUW Owen Sound & Area*

City of Hamilton – City Enrichment Fund

Community Foundation for Lennox & Addington

Durham Community Foundation*

Dwight and Karen Brown Family Fund – Ottawa Community Foundation*

Ecclesiastical Insurance – Movement for Good

Epson Canada Inc.

Huronia Community Foundation – LabX Charity Fund, Lynda Zuidema Endowment Fund, and Tom & Lucille Gay Memorial Endowment Fund*

Kawartha Credit Union*

Leanne Children’s Foundation

Magna International

OTIP

PUC Inc.

RBC Digital OMNI Team*

Robert Half Canada Inc.

Rotary Club of Bowmanville*

Rotary Club of Bolton*

Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar

The Hamber Foundation

The Smart and Caring Children and Youth Fund at the Mississauga Foundation*

The Township of Tiny*

Town of Orangeville

Waterloo Region Community Foundation – The Woolwich Community Fund

Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund*

Curiosity Level

Etobicoke Horticultural Society

Kerina and David Elliott Family Fund – Community Foundation Grey Bruce

London Community Foundation – Acorn Fund for Youth – In Honour of Terry Campbell*

Roche Diagnostics Canada*

We are also deeply thankful to Flavorcan International Inc., Macdonald & Company LLP, McMillan LLP, MLT Aikins LLP, and Stewart McKelvey and Taylor McCaffrey LLP for providing in-kind support to Scientists in School.

*A special thank you to our multi-year partners.

Individual Supporters

Our sincerest thanks to all individuals who have, through their generosity, helped Scientists in School spark scientific curiosity in our youth. Your support is truly appreciated.