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In Halton, too many students face financial barriers that can make it harder to fully participate in school, from access to food and clothing to basic school supplies and learning opportunities. Supporting students isn’t something the Halton Learning Foundation (HLF) can do alone. Local businesses and organizations play an important role, too. Corporate partners help […]
Many people look at their portfolio at this time of year to see if they are achieving their investment goals. For some donors to HLF, that means considering donating stocks and other securities to help students, all while taking advantage of tax benefits. Making a gift of publicly traded securities to Halton Learning Foundation—or in […]
If someone asked you, “How do you want to be remembered?”, what would your answer be? Many people wish to be remembered as someone who made a real effort to take action on things that matter to them, and cared about the impact their life would have on others. If you are a donor to […]
Longtime Halton District School Board teacher and HLF supporter Colin Bain reminisces about his years in teaching and the stories of students that have remained with him over decades. Told with grace and humour, Colin’s stories evoke both the challenges and highlights of a different era in education. Click here to read a sample chapter. […]
Damian’s family values education, but has little in the way of funds to contribute to his dream of attending university. Earnings from his cashier’s job are going toward Damian’s school fund, but he’s worried he won’t have enough to start school this fall. Even with the income from part-time and summer jobs, or help from […]
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