University of Toronto

International Giving

If you’re not a resident of Canada, you can still help U of T in its mission. The U of T community includes alumni and friends from every corner of the globe. Find out how you can donate from wherever you are.

Donors in the United States

University of Toronto alumni and their spouses, children, grandchildren, parents and siblings may donate directly to U of T. They can use the University of Toronto charitable receipt for their U.S. income tax returns under the Canada-United States Income Tax Convention.

To find out more about the Associates of the University of Toronto — a volunteer-run organization for American alumni and friends — please visit their page.

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Donors in Hong Kong

The University of Toronto (Hong Kong) Foundation, a registered charity with the Hong Kong government and the Inland Revenue Department, runs a scholarship program that enables students from Hong Kong to attend the University of Toronto. You can make a gift to the Hong Kong Foundation and receive a Hong Kong tax receipt.

Since launching in 1995, the Foundation has helped more than 86 brilliant students receive a transformative education. To learn more about our Hong Kong Scholars and read stories, please visit the Hong Kong Foundation page, or contact the Foundation office at ask@utoronto.com.hk.

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Donors in the United Kingdom

Donors who are residents of the United Kingdom may receive a U.K. tax receipt by making their donation online through The University of Toronto UK Fund — Prism the Gift Fund.

For further information, please contact Michelle Woo, Director, Advancement Counsel at m.woo@utoronto.ca.

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Donors in other countries

If you live outside of Canada, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom or the United States, you can still support U of T by making an online donation. You will receive an electronic Canadian tax receipt. Thank you for your support!

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Have questions?

Consult our FAQs or contact us directly if you have questions about giving, including tax implications and how we recognize your generosity.

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