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We thank you for your time and interest!  \nEach year, CFIS parents and family members cumulatively contribute hundreds of hours to support student learning and well-being. We encourage you to participate in our school community to whatever degree you choose, and we thank you for considering in what ways you can best contribute to building our vibrant school community.  \nWe are pleased to share information in this publication about ways to give and get involved, including financial, gifts in kind and volunteering. You can volunteer by contributing your talents, time and interests for an hour, a day or throughout the school year.  \nCF IS Guide t o Giving & Getting In v olved - L ast Updated A ugust 2 0 23  \n 1   \nC F I S  \nGuide to Giving & Getting Involved  \nWAYS TO GIVE  \nThere are many ways to support and encourage our students to develop to their full potential through contributions to CFIS. The Enrichment, Enhancement and Bursary funds help provide programs and the academic extras that tuition dollars do not cover and allow the school to address needs as they arise. Your gifts help us create a rich environment and experience for CFIS students.  \nWe are grateful to the CFIS community and thank you for considering being a donor to the school. A financial gift can be made in person or online and directed to your area of greatest interest. All donations over $20 are eligible for a tax receipt. You can make an ongoing impact and pledge your support by committing to an automatic monthly donation online. Please visit here, to learn more about these initiatives, or contact our Associate Director, Development & Alumni Relations, Allie Acker at [aacker@cfis.com](aacker@cfis.com) to discuss giving opportunities.  \nDirect Donations  \nEvery dollar donated goes directly toward our mission and can be designated to the area of highest need or to one of three funds:  \n1. Enhancement: This transformative fund focuses on advancing student learning by creating rich, dynamic physical spaces that nurture students’ potential and help them engage with our community.  \n2. Experience: This fund supports extracurricular activities such as student-led environmental and cultural initiatives, arts, athletics and Musical programming.  \n3. Empowerment: CFIS is proud to offer two bursary programs. Our Bridging Bursaries provide the opportunity for current families to stay at CFIS, despite temporary financial difficulties. The Round Square Travel Studies Bursary increases access to travel opportunities for Secondary students through our Travel Studies program.  \nBuilding Fund Loan  \nMany families elect to support the school’s continued growth, now and in the future, by allocating all or part of their Building Fund Loan to CFIS. Families departing the school can designate funds from their Building Fund Loan when their last child graduates or leaves CFIS.  \nWorkplace Giving  \nBefore giving a financial gift, we encourage you to speak to your employer! Many employers have implemented matching of employees’ charitable giving. 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