We are grateful for all donations to Richmond Christian School. Tuition and government grants only cover a portion of our educational needs. Each year we rely on generous donations from our parents, families and friends to provide additional resources, building projects and upgrades to our school. Thank you for your financial gifts on behalf of our students.

How to Support RCS

You can support RCS by contributing to any of these:

Legacy Fund
To honour our past and plan for our future, the 2018-19 Board of Directors created the RCS Legacy Fund. This Legacy Fund, utilizing only the interest from the principle amount, will operate in perpetuity and fund scholarships, bursaries and awards for RCS students. The establishment of this $500,000 RCS Legacy Fund will equip future generations at RCS. Your legacy gift benefits students today and in the years to come.

General Donations
Donations of any amount are gratefully accepted at RCS and will be provided with a tax receipt based upon current CRA guidelines. General donations will be used at the discretion of our finance team based upon consultation with the Board of Directors and Administrative Team. Each year there are many requests that cannot be met through government grants and tuition. Your donations help provide funds to grant these requests.

Scholarships and Awards
RCS scholarships and awards are given to deserving graduating students.  These range from academic scholarships to awards based upon Christian character. We are looking for individuals and businesses who are passionate about offering scholarships to our students. Businesses can use their contribution as an advertising expense or if donating as an individual, you receive a full taxable donation receipt. Every contribution matters no matter the amount!

Innovation and Technology
Our vision at Richmond Christian School is to provide a responsive educational program that prepares and equips students with modern skills and competencies. The goal of technology use at RCS is not only about access to tools, hardware and software, but students need to learn how to use all types of technology, the ones we know, and the ones not yet developed, in meaningful and productive ways. Learn more here.