DONATIONS

Supporting Canada’s Future Leaders

WAYS TO SUPPORT

Many Ways to Make A Lasting Impact

By donating, you empower both the Alumni and Students of the Canadian Military Colleges, ensuring that past tradition and future potential thrive together through vital resources, mentorship, and opportunities.

Truth Duty Valor Fund

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Support excellence where it matters most. The Truth, Duty, Valour Fund gives College leadership the flexibility to respond to critical needs, unexpected opportunities, and emerging priorities that fall outside traditional Class and Endowment Fund support. Every gift strengthens the Colleges today while helping prepare the leaders of tomorrow.

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Online Donations

Commemorative Stones

Honour the Past. Inspire the Future.

Create a lasting legacy, order your commemorative stone at RMC Saint-Jean today.

Donate by Phone. Don't see your Class Year? Need Help?

Call Jennifer Jordan at 613.328.3923 or contact us here.

For donors who do not wish to remain anonymous, information with respect to your donation will be shared with the individuals from your Class charged with providing input regarding the disposition of the fund. These individuals change periodically. If you wish to know who is presently providing input with respect to your fund, please contact [email protected]

Donating By Cheque

Make your cheque payable to ‘RMC Alumni Association’ and mail it to our mailing address.

RMC Alumni Association

15 Point Frederick Drive
Kingston, ON
K7K 7B4

Donate by Stock Transfer

In order to start the Share Transfer, the RMC Alumni Association will need to know the name of the intended share/stock and the estimated quantity. Once this is approved by our Treasurer, our staff will send you or your broker the share transfer instructions to complete the transfer on your end.

To donate stocks to the RMC Alumni Association, please contact Jennifer Jordan at 613-328-3923, or via email at [email protected]

Benefits of Donating Shares

Eliminate Capital Gains Tax: When you donate securities directly to a charity (in-kind), you don’t pay tax on the capital gain, which you would if you sold them first.

Significant Tax Receipt: You receive a donation receipt for the full fair market value of the shares on the date of donation, allowing for a larger charitable tax credit.

Larger Gift for Charity: The charity receives the full value of your gift, making a greater impact.

Eligibility and Requirements

Publicly Traded Securities: The most common and effective gifts are publicly traded stocks, bonds, or mutual funds.

Non-Registered Accounts: These securities must be in a non-registered investment account (not an RRSP, RRIF, or TFSA).

Certified Capital Property: Other eligible gifts include units of a mutual fund, certain prescribed debt obligations, or certified ecologically sensitive land.

Battle

of the Classes

In 2019, the RMC Alumni Association launched the Battle of the Classes Challenge, an initiative designed to rally support for the Colleges across all projects while recognizing each Class’s cumulative giving.

Challenge Accepted

Your IMPACT

Your Donations
In Action

Discover how the generosity of our alumni, donors, and supporters is creating meaningful impact today while building a lasting legacy for generations to come.

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RMC Scores a First Place Finish at Queen’s Intercollegiate Business Competition

Congratulations to OCdt Aude Tétreault and OCdt Irene van der Poel for their stellar performance in representing RMC at the ...

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RMC Saint-Jean Cultural Canadian Indigenous Exchange

Royal Military College Saint-Jean is sending a delegation of 12 – 2nd year students and one Staff to take part ...

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Sandhurst Teams

Every year, the RMC and RMC Saint-Jean Sandhurst team represent Canada on the international stage through their participation in two ...

UPCOMING EVENTS

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150th Anniversary Meet & Greet BBQ

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Royal Roads Homecoming September 2026

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Reunion Weekend September 18-19 2026