Great Hall Chair - $1,000
A chair in the Great Hall is a popular way for graduating students to mark their place in the most popular place on campus. A hand-crafted oak chair highlights a student's name and his years attended at the College.
Locker Name Plate - $1,000
A personalized name plate permanently fastened to a locker in the 1st Hockey or 1st Football dressing room. Each plate displays a player's name, jersey number and graduating class year. Plates are 1.5" x 4" stainless steel with black laser engraving. Funds support the Athletics fund.
Grandstand Seat - $1,000
This naming opportunity is way to support our current Not An Ordinary Place Campaign, in particular the Upper Fields project. The Yuill Family Athletic Complex, which opened in spring 2012, will feature a donor recognition board adjacent the Grandstand. Donors will have their name inscribed on the board and will be given a unique, portable St. Andrew's bleacher seat (pictured below).
Theatre Seat - $1,500
A renovated Ketchum Auditorium and new Performance Theatre are both focal points of the Not An Ordinary Place Campaign. You can celebrate your son's and family's commitment to the Arts program at St. Andrew's by donating a theatre seat. Similar to other tribute gifts, donors will have their name of choosing plated on a new chair in the renovated auditorium.
Recognition Puck Wall - $500
Donors to the La Brier Family Arena can have their name recognized on a custom hockey puck to be displayed on a new recognition wall inside the Arena lobby. This wall adds a unique feature to what will be a very special place on campus.
Looking for something different?
Please contact the Advancement Office for any questions or gift inquries. Additional naming opportunities exist, as well as opportunities to donate in honour or memory of someone special.
Pledges
Donations are typically made in one lump-sum payment, but can be pledged over one or two year period. Gifts can also be made online here by entering your tribute information in the comment section at the bottom of the giving form.