Making a donation is a personal decision. Because of this, we've made it easy to support a fund that has meaning for you.
Choose from this list of scholarships, bursaries, awards and funds supporting the important work happening at Royal Roads.
Or, you can create your own fund to support something that matters to you. Perhaps it's a subject area you're passionate about. Or an award named for a professor you admire. Or the chance to support our beautiful grounds.
If you're unsure of how you want to give, we're here to help you decide what's right for you.
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Wayne Strandlund Award for Indigenous Students
The Wayne Strandlund Award for Indigenous and Metis Student is an endowment fund created to help support Indigenous students through financial barriers.
Cascade Institute
The Cascade Institute at Royal Roads University leads research that addresses environmental, economic, political, technological and health crises affecting humanity.
A Vision in Bloom
Your donation will work to restore and revitalize the Japanese gardens and historic Glass House, build community food production and expand educational programming.
Indigenous Scholars Grant
The Indigenous Scholars Grant provides financial support to improve access to education for Indigenous students at Royal Roads University.
A Vision in Bloom
Your donation will work to restore and revitalize the Japanese gardens and historic Glass House, build community food production and expand educational programming.
Admiral John Charles and Mary Charles Scholarship
A fund to support retired and serving military personnel studying in the School of Humanitarian Studies.
Allan Cahoon Global Advancement and Diversity Fund
This award assists Royal Roads students in under-represented populations who wish to promote diversity.
Allan Cahoon Scholarship
Support student excellence and leadership at Royal Roads University.
Andrea Fallan Memorial Bursary
Support community-minded student leaders in the Bachelor of Commerce program.
Area of Greatest Student Need
Provide support to students who need it most, when they need it most.