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Where the money went
Student fundraisers chose to support a wide variety of charitable and non-profit
organizations locally, nationally and internationally. The chart below shows how much
each student group raised, and which charities benefitted from their generosity.
Donor organization
Charitable organization
beneficiary
Amount
raised
Commerce Society Conferences,
Competitions and other initiatives
Jail-N-Bail
Canadian Cancer Society
10,975
Holiday Hope
Family and Children’s Services of Frontenac, Lennox,
and Addington
11,250
Commerce and Engineering Environmental
Conference
World Wildlife Fund "Arctic Home Campaign"
100
Queen's Business Forum on the Fashion Industry The Corsage Project
500
Queen's Finance Association Conference
Movember
250
Queen's Marketing Association Conference
Martha's Table
1,000
Queen's Sports Industry Conference
Canadian Tire JumpStart Charity
1,200
DECA Queen's Invitational Business competition Martha's Table
500
Queen's Micro Credit Challenge
Kiva ( a non-profit organization that grants micro-credit
loans to entrepreneurs in developing nations)
700
ComSoc Cure Cancer Classic
Canadian Cancer Society
5,000
Students Offering Support (SOS) - student
tutoring service that raises funds for projects
around the world
Two two-week trips to Chile and Nicaragua, May 1-15
and Aug 16-30
43,983
ComSoc Athletics Committee
CIBC Run For The Cure, Canadian Cancer Society
3,600
Frosh Week
Nyantende Foundation (funds schooling for children in
the Congo)
4,028
Feed The Children
648
Make-A-Wish Foundation
557
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
1,148
Heart and Stroke Foundation
931
Right to Play
439
Red Cross
1,381
Oil Thigh Designs
Relay for Life
705
Canadian Cancer Society
250
YMCA Strong Kids
250
Commerce Has Heart, Queen's Gives The Gift of 8
875
MBA programs
Executive MBA students
Big Bike for Heart & Stroke Foundation
650
Vancouver-to-Seattle Ride to Conquer Cancer
7,256
Run-For-A-Reason, Ottawa Hospital Foundation
7,488
Full-time MBA students
Movember
6,000
Right to Play
11,175
$122,839