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Support free education

Your gift opens the door to learning

Give financially through PayPal, donate a laptop so a student can stay connected, or drop off backpacks and school supplies for families in our community.

Why give

Thank you for believing in education

Many of the learners we serve face real barriers — newcomers building a life in Canada, seniors learning to stay connected, or adults working toward a high school credential. Your generosity — whether dollars, a laptop, or school supplies — helps cover tuition, materials, technology and the caring instructors who make it possible.

  1. 01

    Digital confidence

    Seniors and adults gain computer skills for daily life and work.

  2. 02

    Connection

    Newcomers find support to settle in and overcome isolation.

  3. 03

    Stronger futures

    Learners become contributing members of our Calgary community.

Ways to help

Choose the gift that fits you

Financial gift

Donate to free education

Secure online giving through PayPal supports tuition help, materials, instructors and programs. No PayPal account needed — credit or debit cards are welcome.

Donate to Free Education

Back-to-school drive

Donate backpacks & school supplies

We are collecting backpacks and school supplies for low-income families in our community. Every item helps a child start school prepared and confident.

See the drive
Children holding a Thank You sign for CILI's backpack and school supplies drive

In-kind gift

Donate a laptop for students in need

Working laptops help learners join computer classes, complete assignments, prepare for CAEC or language tests, and stay connected with teachers and classmates.

  • Working Windows or Mac laptops preferred
  • Please wipe personal data before drop-off when possible
  • Chargers and basic accessories are a big help

Drop-off at 2616 18 Street NE, Suite 201, Calgary, AB T2E 7R1. Call (403) 285-3555 to arrange a time.

A student using a laptop for learning