CTV Morning Live on campus for National Philanthropy Day

November 15, 2023 —

National Philanthropy Day is a special day set aside on the 15th of November.

The purpose of this day is to recognize the great contributions of philanthropy—and those people active in the philanthropic community—to the enrichment of our world.

CTV Morning Live was on campus today and interviewed several UM experts on ways you can support programs at the University.

Here are all of the segments:

UM fundraising for a new concert hall

How donors impact law at U of M

Indigenous students impacted by donors at UM

UM speaks on new donation

UM shares funding announcement

Concert hall, donor relations, Faculty of Law, Indigenous

The Winnipeg Foundation makes $5-million gift to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

The Winnipeg Foundation’s historic and lead gift to a $40-million capital campaign will support the building of a new permanent home for the NCTR in the heart of Treaty One Territory in Winnipeg.

Advancing Reconciliation and Promoting Indigenous Achievement, community, Indigenous, National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, NCTR, Philanthropy, Truth and Reconciliation

Reflecting B(l)ack and moving forward: A legacy of a life well lived

My father, the late professor Lawrence Fitzroy Douglas, accepted a position in the department of sociology at the University of Manitoba in 1967. He was the first Black faculty member in the department and one of its four founding members.

Black History Month, Department of Sociology and Criminology

Fafard bison sculpture joins the herd

UM alum Anita Ross recently donated a painted bronze sculpture by artist and UM alum Joe Fafard to the University of Manitoba. The piece, called TLC, is of a female bison and her calf.

Alumni, community, donor relations, Faculty of Arts, Libraries, Philanthropy, School of Art

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