There are many ways you can contribute to our school’s success, and make a difference for our school and our students. In our school, this can include providing in-kind donations, contributing cash and lending expertise and technical knowledge. Connect with our principal on what may be appropriate. For more information on ways to give to CBE, visit Donate ​on the CBE website.​​​

Fundraisers & Donations

Donating to Our School Council & Parent Association

Funds raised through Education Matters mentioned below, directly benefit SWC however, all funds raised are spent under CBE guidelines and must be used before the end of school year.   As well, there are many items that CBE guidelines will not allow these proceeds to fund (eg. Staff appreciation, event prizes, etc.). In order to fill these funding gaps, at the beginning of every year SWCSC & SWCPA launch the Request for Annual Donation Campaign.  Our annual ask is to raise approximately $10 per student which provides an opportunity to further enhance the educational experience of the students at Sir Winston Churchill High School. This Campaign typically nets about $5,000.00 - 8,000.00 for the year with the funds raised used in support of student clubs and activities, as well as SWCSC/SWCPA sponsored events like staff appreciation events and urgent needs put forth by the school Administration as necessary. A small amount of money is also set aside to aid students who couldn’t otherwise participate in events (for example, grad banquet tickets).

Previously, funds raised from this campaign have supported:

  • special student events to foster school spirit, strengthen our student community while alleviating stress such as Halloween Trick or Treating, Winter Wonder Week, Spring Carnival, Grade 12 BBQ, the Grade 12 Farewell and many Spirit Days
  • Staff Appreciation events to show gratitude to our hardworking SWC staff and boost morale
  • urgent needs put forth by the school Administration as necessary

This is generally the sole campaign where SWCSC & SWCPA will ask for funds directly from our school community as we typically will not be running any sales campaigns. 100% of your donations will go directly to SWC school, its students and the operation of SWCSCSWCPA for this year and next.  *Please note that SWC students, teams or the Band Parents Association may still run fundraisers throughout the year for their own causes separate from this campaign. 

As always, a heartfelt THANK YOU again for your generosity, commitment and support of the SWC school community!

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​​​Donating to Our School

Ways to give to our school include:

Monetary (cash) donation

  • I wish to receive a tax receipt for my donation. Tax receipts will be issued for donations of $20 or more.
    • Visit the EducationMatters online donation webpage to make a donation. (Preferred donation method)
    • Write a cheque payable to EducationMatters  (all one word) and include the name of our school and the specific program, activity or item you want your donation to support in the 'memo' section. Give the cheque to the school or mail it to: EducationMatters, 1221 8 Street SW Calgary, AB T2R 0L4
  • I do not wish to receive a tax receipt for my donation
    • ​Write a cheque made payable to Calgary Board of Education  and include the name of our school and the specific program, activity or item you want your donation to support in the 'memo' section. Give the cheque to the school.

In-kind donations of school supplies or equipment 

  • Please complete this form | In-kind Donations Form
    If you have multiple items in different categories, please fill out the form for each item. This will help us to process your offer more efficiently.

Thank you for thinking of our school!​

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