The KGMS community today benefits from the vision, courage, dedications, and commitment of our supporters. Tuition and government grants fund our day-to-day operations but, as an Independent School and a not-for-profit organization (with charity status), we count on the continued generosity of our families and friends to pursue our mission and change lives.
Ways to Give
With Kenneth Gordon Maplewood School giving, you will help maintain specialized education for students with learning differences and enable us to continue fostering a positive space for them. 100% of your donations go towards improving our educational environments. There are several different ways to give to KGMS, such as giving a one time or monthly donations, or leaving a legacy gift by updating your will to include Kenneth Gordon Maplewood School. You can also annually support us to provide an income outside of our tuition and grants. Whichever way you decide to give, you create a great impact on our school and students.
Annual Giving
As a non-profit, the generosity of annual giving provides Kenneth Gordon Maplewood School an income outside of tuition and grants to allow us to maximize our educational spaces. Every gift makes a difference in helping our students continue their educational journeys.
Planned Giving
Planned giving is a powerful way to support the KGMS community and can provide your estate tax relief. In your Will, you can give a specified dollar amount, a particular asset, real estate, or a portion of your overall estate. The following are ways to give that should be implemented with independent tax and legal advice.
Our Events
Join us in fundraising events to help maintain specialized education for students with learning differences. Check out events such as our Swing for Success Golf Tournament and Best of Me Gala.
Thank you to Our Donation Partners
Thank you to our community partners for your continued support of KGMS events: Starbucks, Cobs Bread, Panago, Belmondo Cafe, Stongs Market.
We are grateful to be living, working and learning on the unceded traditional and ancestral lands of the Coast Salish territory of the Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) nations.