There are a number of ways in which campus groups can fund their activities:
Membership Fees
Collecting membership fees enables a Campus Group to expand the offerings available to members without charging fees for each activity. The organization’s executive usually determines the exact amount of the fee, although it rarely exceeds $10.00.
Fundraising
Organizations can offer food and other materials (clothing, arts and crafts, etc.) for sale or hold events with an admission fee throughout the year.
Sponsorship
Campus Groups can approach external organizations for monetary or product sponsorship. Almost all sponsors will expect some form of return on their investment from your organization.
The CSS Student Enhancement Fund
The Council on Student Services (CSS) allocates $55,000 annually to projects and initiatives that enhance the quality of student life at the University of Toronto Scarbor
SCSU Clubs Funding
The SCSU supports the advancement of recognized student organizations on campus and sets aside approximately $50,000 annually to assist groups with costs arising from events and activities.
Hart House Good Ideas Fund
One of the ways in which Hart House supports great student-led programming on the UTSC campus is through the Good Ideas Fund (GIF).
