How to Give

Welcome to the NAIT Giving Guide

You'll find everything you need to make a difference for our students, community and province.

Start with your story

Creating a meaningful gift often begins with the people, places, and opportunities that made your life, business, community the success it is today. 

Give one time or a lifetime?

Gifts come in all shapes and sizes, but they all have an impact. 

Give now

Donate

Monetary Gifts

Gifts in Kind

Bequests

Life Insurance

Stocks & Securities

Create

Scholarships & Bursaries

Endowments

Gifts in Your Will

Memorial Gifts

Have Questions? Feel free to contact us.

Get Inspired

We've collected stories from students and people like you who believe in NAIT and what we can accomplish together. Read on to uncover a myriad of perspectives, priority-driven commitments, and positive outcomes.

 

A transformational gift for NAIT

We believe collaboration and innovation go hand in hand in solving today’s industry challenges, creating a bright future for the communities where we work and live. – Grant Wilde, Spartan Controls

May. 28, 2018

Education opens doors to a better life

NAIT alum remembers early struggles as a student with donation to bursaries.

May. 28, 2018

Scholarships help new mom pursue dreams

Sadie Holt thankful to the donors who helped her graduate.

Apr. 30, 2018

McCoy Global invests to move technology forward

Partnership with NAIT helps industry meet evolving technological challenges.

May. 16, 2018

Exercise program strengthens students' mental health

Donation from NAIT alumna Linda Haymour helps students deal with stress and anxiety.

May. 30, 2018

WBM partnership boosts NAIT summer camps

The donation ensures 30 kids enjoy a fun summer of learning.

Apr. 19, 2018

Forest reclamation follows nature’s blueprint

NAIT’s Boreal Research Institute teams with industry to transform industrial sites into vibrant forests.

Community-minded couple supports bright students

Arnold and Grace Rumbold have been part of the Edmonton community for 60 years. Now they want to help students gain access to rewarding, lifelong careers.