St. Andrew’s College and Foundation – Advancement Privacy Statement

St. Andrew’s College (School) and its associated Foundation recognize the importance of protecting the personal information of our alumni, family of past and current students, volunteers and supporters. Any personal information collected by the School Advancement Office is handled with the utmost attention to how it is attained, secured and utilized. This personal information is kept private to the School and the Foundation. We will not sell, rent or trade personal information with anyone outside the School.  The Advancement Office will use this information for development purposes such as processing donations, maintaining accurate donor records, communications, Andrean and Old Boy relations and fundraising programs. We will respect the wishes of anyone who requests anonymity and/or instructs the School and the Foundation to refrain from using their personal information for development purposes.

If you have any questions about how the School Advancement Office uses your personal information, please contact Edna Collins, Associate Director of Advancement, at edna.collins@sac.on.ca or 905.727.3178 Ext. 239

 

SAC Foundation (est. 1962)

The St. Andrew's College Foundation was incorporated under the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada in May 1962. As a registered charity with the Canada Revenue Agency, the purpose of the Foundation is to support independent education by assisting with the funding for St. Andrew's College. 

The Trustees volunteer their time and expertise to oversee the investment management of the Foundation's Endowment Fund, The Andrean Legacy Planned Giving program, and other funding initiatives for the advancement of St. Andrew's College and the benefit of its students.  If you require more information please contact Scott Hayter at St. Andrew's College. 

Name Position
John F. Rook '64 Chairman
David L. Rea '53 Past-Chairman
J. Scott W. Hayter President
Edna J. Collins Secretary
John F. Housser '68 Trustee
Ian C. Michael  '92 Trustee
Stuart Smith '92 Trustee
Alfred G. Wirth '59 Trustee
W.H. (Bill) Yuill '57 Trustee
Ex-Officio Members Trustee
Michael G. Sifton '79 , Chairman,
SAC Board of Directors
Michael G. Elliott '82, President,
SAC Old Boys' Association
Kevin R. McHenry, Headmaster,
St. Andrew's College

Endowed Scholarships and Bursaries

In 2009-2010, 106 boys (19% of our student population) were the beneficiaries of either a scholarship or bursary totaling $1.9M. Scholarships are merit based and awarded upon entrance to SAC. Every element of a boy’s application is closely evaluated and a prospective student will compete against other incoming students in his grade. Of the $1.9M awarded last year, $108,000 (roughly 10%) was provided in scholarship monies. The remaining dollars were allocated toward need-based bursary assistance. Listed below are scholarship and bursary awards supported by our generous donors.

General Scholarship Fund
Graham Campbell Trust
Sir J.W. Flavelle Scholarship
K.S. Maclachlan Memorial
Ian Flemming Award
J. Douglas Wood Bursary
J.K.Macdonald Awards
Dr. J.Robert Coulter Scholarship
Graham F. Towers Bursaries
Carolyn Sifton Foundation
Mary and George Kitchen Bursary
Dick Gibb Scholarship Fund
James H. Hamilton Scholarship
T.B.D. Tudball Memorial Fund
Philip S.A. Morton Scholarship
R.S. McLaughlin Foundation Bursary
J.S. Ellis Scholarship Fund
Parent Guild Endowment Fund
C.U. Haywood Scholarship
Class of 1992 Bursary
Kendall and Violet Bennett Fund
Class of 1944 Bursary
Jack & Ina Bennet Bursary
Dalton Family Bursary
Barry J. Black Scholarship
Dunlap Family Endowment
John R. & Marjorie T. Rea Family Fund
The Bradley R. Rowell Scholarships
The Osborne Family Scholarship
The Stan Macfarlane Scholarship
The Jim Herder Scholarship

Endowed Prize Day Awards

Prizes
Isabelle Cockshutt Prize
The Macdonald Medal
Andrew Armstrong Prize
Stuart B. Wood Prize
Robertson Laidlaw Trophy
Brooks Cup
Jim Herder Review Prize
The R.R. McLaughlin Science Prize
Heather Inglis Memorial
B.R. Mitchell Trophy
Errington Awards
Dr. T.A. Hockin Trophy
Christopher Ball Prize
Lehockey Prize
Colonel F.A. Tilston Awards
Craig Leslie Award
Craig Mitchell Prize
Bruce B. King Memorial Prize
Roy H.M. Lowndes Prize
Gilbert deB. Robinson Prize
Stein Family Award
Professor Donald B. Spence Prize
David B. Somerville Memorial Music Prize
Harry E. Goodman Prize
Michael Family History Prize
Stephen J. Suarez Economics Prize
C.M. Foster Prize
Magee Family Music Prize
Robert W. Meagher Fund
James A. Ballard Memorial Fund
Justin Ross Scott Memorial Prize
The Ron Kinney Memorial Physiology Prize
Guy and Scott Rutter Art Prize
The Tony Myrans Social Science Prize
Lau Family Improvement Prize
Fred Omstead Theatre Arts Award

Endowed Academic and Co-Curricular Awards

Academics
Mark Wigston Physics Lab
Class of 1954 Archives
Richard H. Barr Art History Library
Kenneth H. Ives Memorial Art Fund
Richard Costley-White Library Fund
The McEwen Leadership Program

Athletics
George Mann Cricket Fund
Kendall P. Home Sports Awards
Mark James Oliver Memorial Trophy
Harry J. Addison Memorial Awards
MacPherson Hockey Fund
J. Aubrey Holmes Fund
Michael Lamb Memorial Trophy
Steven R. Creber Memorial Trophy

Cadets
G. Eric Ellsworth Cup
Lloyd C. MacPherson Pipers Award
A Macdonald Robertson Fund
Col. Maxwell Meighen Memorial Fund
John L. Wright Memorial Prize
Aubrey M. Foy Pipers Prize
The Gord Marshall Cadet Leadership Award


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Endowment Fund

Independent schools are defined as such because they do not receive any public or government support, and are financed by alumni and current and past parents.

Great schools have great endowment funds which can help support funding initiatives, financial assistance for qualified students, academic excellence through funding for “chairs” in various disciplines, and permanent endowments for prizes, awards and other areas of  interest to our donors.

Following successful completion of a building campaign in 1991, the Advancement Office led an endowment growth program throughout the 1990's based on the establishment of Andrean Family Funds.  Partly as a result of that initiative, and partly due to generous bequests from alumni and friends, the Foundation endowment has grown from $2.5 million to $25 million as of January 31, 2013. While this is impressive growth, we rank fourth among major Independent schools in Canada, and need the continued support of our constituents to enhance our position.

Many Old Boys contribute to memorial funds for wonderful teachers or beloved classmates including recent faculty members Aubrey Foy and Ron Kinney and stalwarts of the past like Dick Gibb, Stan Macfarlane, Barney Tudball, and former Alumni Director Jim Hamilton. Parents and past parents have also been instrumental in creating Family Funds which grow over time to create support for their particular interests at St. Andrew’s.

For further information about creating an endowed fund please contact the Executive Director of Advancement Scott Hayter.