Your monthly or one-time donation contributes to the Bright Futures Bursary Fund, ensuring that all children, youth, and adults with learning differences can access the academic and social-emotional support they need to build lifelong confidence and success.
All our donors’ names are proudly displayed in our annual report and listed on our Supporters webpage.
LDS (Learning Disabilities Society) is a Canadian registered charity (#108166307RR0001).
Our LDS programs are offered at variable rates, subsidized on a sliding scale based on household income and extenuating circumstances. Here are some examples of how your monthly donation makes a difference:
$15/month enables us to deliver groundbreaking social robotics to our learners.
$30/month sends a child in need to a specialized LDS summer camp on our sliding scale.
$100/month provides essential RISE One-to-One learning support to a child this season.
Benefits of Giving
Give $10-$25 Monthly
Spark opportunities and support foundational educational programs and resources.
Enjoy benefits such as:
Recognition in:
Annual Report
Website supporter page
Quarterly Impact Bulletin
Twice monthly Arise newsletter
Give $25-$99 Monthly
Make waves by fostering deeper learning and development opportunities for vulnerable learners and build your connection to LDS.
Enjoy benefits such as:
Recognition in:
Annual Report
Website supporter page
Invitation to exclusive supporter events and volunteer opportunities
Quarterly Impact Bulletin
Twice monthly Arise newsletter
Give $100+ Monthly
Pave the way in transforming lives through comprehensive learning support and get access to exclusive benefits.
Enjoy benefits such as:
Recognition in:
Annual Report
Website supporter list
Invitation to exclusive supporter events and volunteer opportunities
Quarterly Impact Bulletin
Twice monthly Arise newsletter
Package of practical LDS items to help you represent us in the community.
LDS Workshops
After a minimum 12-month commitment, receive a 1.5-hour educational workshop or training delivered by our expert team to your business or a community group you work with
Give Quarterly or Twice Annually
We understand that monthly donations may not suit everyone. If you prefer to donate at a different frequency, such as quarterly or twice annually, you can still enjoy the same perks as our monthly donors. For example, a bi-annual donation of $60 will entitle you to the same benefits as a monthly donor who contributes $10 per month.
Give Once
Create opportunities for life-changing support for vulnerable children, youth, and adults with learning differences.
Enjoy benefits such as:
Website recognition
Invite to annual donor appreciation event
Twice monthly Arise newsletter
Quarterly updates
For gifts over $500, your generosity will be celebrated in our “Supporter Spotlight.” This feature, included in our newsletter, highlights your contributions and reaches a dedicated audience of over 2000 individuals.
Give via Cheque or e-Transfer
Cheques can be made payable to Learning Disabilities Society of Greater Vancouver. Please deliver or mail cheques to the following:
Learning Disabilities Society of Greater Vancouver 3292 East Broadway Vancouver, BC, Canada V5M 1Z8
For donations via e-Transfer, please ensure your name and contact information are in the notes section of the transfer and send to the following email address: accounts@ldsociety.ca
Why I Give
I am a proud supporter of LDS because it gives all children, regardless of their unique method of learning or economic background, a chance to fulfill their potential and build a strong foundation for lifelong happiness and mental health.
– David Ferguson, Financial and Corporate Advisor and LDS Board Director
Why I Give
Supporting LDS is a no-brainer. I met Greg Sullivan when we were both partners at Social Ventures Partners. Greg was an early LDS supporter at SVP, and it so happened that I was invited to facilitate an LDS strategy meeting (I’m a business school professor of strategy). That’s when I learned about the amazing initiatives that LDS undertakes to help children with disabilities. As an educator myself, I know first hand about the value that education can bring to elevate lives. I’m delighted to be part of the LDS family