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“GIVING TO THE BURSARY PROGRAM MATTERS. IT CHANGES LIVES. IT SURELY CHANGED MINE.” — LEAH HUMES ’10
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he funds raised for the Power of Possibilities campaign ensure just what it says. It makes the possibility of an LCC education a reality for deserving students who would otherwise be unable to afford to attend the school. By creating a perpetual financial stream, it bolsters our endowment, promises a long life for LCC and fulfills dreams. In recent years, we have appealed to members of our community and, thanks to their generosity, we can now offer financial support to one in five students, from grades 7 through 12.
The real Power of Possibilities is seen through the acts of kindness by our donors, who have chosen to invest in the future of young learners. And the merits of these gifts reflect in the eyes of the joyful and appreciative recipients, determined to make their contributions to LCC and the broader community. Together, alumni, parents, past parents, retired and current faculty and staff have donated $8.1M. Our aim is to hit our goal of $10M this academic year.
Thank you to our volunteers on the 2019–2020 Leadership Development Committee: Diana Ferrara Scalia (Co-Chair), Adam Turner ’87 (Co-Chair), John Antoniou ’84, Michael Flinker, Louis Gendron, Harley Greenspoon ’90, Gary Harper ’73, Karyn Lassner, Doug Lewin ’87, David Schwartz ’87, Rob Velan ’88 If you believe in the Power of Possibilities, please contact: Nancy Smith, Director of Advancement (nsmith3@lcc.ca).
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