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Impact Newsletter

The power of giving

 
 
Dianne and Irving Kipnes
 

One extraordinary gift. Millions of healthier futures.

With a landmark $25-million gift, a new era of health research has launched at the U of A with the Dianne and Irving Kipnes Health Research Institute. By combining AI, translational research and patient care, the institute will close the gap between discovery and treatment — delivering life-changing solutions faster, to those who need them most.

Read how health care will change
 
Grace Glover

Balancing books and blocked shots

Scholarships give Pandas goalie Grace Glover the chance to excel in every arena — from the classroom to the crease. With donor support, she’s chasing her dream of becoming a teacher while proudly representing the U of A on the ice.

See her journey
Jim Montgomery

A strong foundation for the future

A new endowment, created by colleagues and friends, honours legendary engineer Jim Montgomery while giving today’s students the chance to push boundaries in structural research. It’s a tribute to a builder of communities — and an investment in the innovators who will design safer, stronger futures.

Discover what’s possible
 

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Overview picture of the U of A North Campus

Building cities, honouring legacy

U of A alumnus Rohit Gupta has dedicated $5 million to create a Cities Institute chair, not just for innovation, but as a tribute to his parents. His gift will support urban planning that is sustainable, inclusive, and rooted in the values he inherited.

Learn how cities will transform
 
Grace Glover playing goalie

See Grace in action

You’ve read about Grace Glover’s success — now see her play Nov. 1 (as a valued member of our IMPACT community, use our link to enjoy 50% off tickets). 

 

Thank you for being part of IMPACT, a community for those who believe in the power of giving and making a difference.

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