There are many ways to support University of Toronto Libraries.

Your gift has an impact at every level: from a student’s first research paper to a breakthrough that changes lives.

Online: Make a one-time or monthly donation to the libraries’ priority funds.
By mail: Send a cheque payable to the University of Toronto. Please indicate your chosen library fund in the memo line.
- Mailing address:
  Library Advancement
  130 St George Street, Room 2007
  Toronto, ON M5S 1A5
Gifts-in-kind: You can also support UTL by donating a gift-in-kind; for details on our current policy, click here.
Gifts of stocks and securities: Invest in future scholarship and research by donating appreciated stocks, mutual funds, or securities.
Gift planning: Create a lasting legacy. You can arrange a bequest, designate a registered retirement fund, or explore other planned giving options.
Personalize your impact: Work with us to direct your support to areas that matter most to you — from student learning to preservation, research, and community engagement

For more information, please contact us at library.advancement@utoronto.ca or call us at 416-496-4041.

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The difference you make starts here

Libraries are more than buildings — they’re engines of innovation, connection, and discovery.

With your support, we can:

Modernize library spaces for students, researchers, and learners.
Invest in digital access and preservation.
Build inclusive collections that reflect diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives.
Advance emerging technologies and remove barriers to knowledge by making information free and accessible for everyone, everywhere.
Enhance subject-focused collections and expertise in areas such as rare books, the sciences, education, Asian studies, media studies, and other dedicated disciplines.

Your generosity strengthens U of T’s mission and supports nearly 100,000 students each year. When you support the libraries, you’re not just funding books or databases. You’re investing in students, discoveries, and the future of knowledge itself.

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