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The IEEE Canadian Foundation cultivates relationships and resources to advance
the IEEE core purpose to foster technological innovation and excellence for
the benefit of humanity.
To fulfill its role, the IEEE Canadian Foundation relies on donations to
support McNaughton Centres across Canada, award scholarships and grants to
innovative projects; and administers donor designated funds that support
a variety of humanitarian projects and peer recognition programs of IEEE
in Canada.
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Our Donors are Appreciated
You can donate directly and securely in Canadian dollars and receive
tax receipts by return email using a specialized Canadian donation website,
or in other ways as described on our donations page. Any amount, any time,
is appreciated.
Scholarships and prizes can
be endowed. Future giving can be planned by naming the foundation as a
beficiary in your will or life insurance policy.
Meet Our Donors
Theodore Wildi, IEEE Life Senior Member, has been recognized for his
leadership in the field of electrical engineering as an industrialist,
inventor, educator, and outstanding contributor to the development of
power distribution and control systems and the technical and
scientific literature.
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Our Grants lead to Success
Our grants assist our young engineers and engineering students, to
develop practical skills. Here is one of our sucess stories.
The Space Elevator is a system based on a super-strong ribbon going from
the surface of the Earth to a point beyond geosynchronous orbit. Vehicles
climb the ribbon powered by a beam of energy projected from the surface of the
Earth.
A multidisciplinary team from the University of Saskatchewan wins first place in
NASA's 2010 space elevator competition.
IEEE McNaughton Centres
The IEEE Canadian Foundation provides grants to establish and upgrade
IEEE McNaughton Learning Resource Centres in 33 Canadian Universities and
Colleges across Canada. These centres enhance the learning experience of
our engineering students.
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