Give Students a Head Start: 2022 Equity Through Education Program
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Every year we donate 100% of one day’s institutional equity trading commissions in North America and Europe to charities. These partners provide scholarship bursaries, mentoring programs and development opportunities. Since it was founded in 2005, more than C$28 million dollars has been raised, helping more than 5,000 students. Thanks for your continued support of the Equity Through Education program in our communities. See how we can help bright and deserving students achieve their potential by working together.
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Give students a head start. Equity Through Education. September 20.
Equity Through Education was founded by BMO Capital Markets in 2005.
Each year we donate 100% of one day’s equity trading commissions in North America and Europe to charities.
We are proud to be partnering with the following organizations again this year…
- WCM
- Lime
- LORAN
- FWA
- The Jackie Robinson Foundation
- Imperial College London
- Indspire
- The Brokerage
- Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada
These charities provide:
- Scholarships
- Bursaries
- Mentoring Programs
- Development Opportunities
Also part of the initiative is the BMO New York City Scholarship Program.
The program provides recipients with financial support and engagement opportunities within BMO Capital Markets during their college program.
More than C$28 million dollars raised to date.
Helping more than 500 students.
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Glorious Dongwe, Imperial College Scholar
“Studying with the BMO scholarship, I am studying without worrying about my tuition fee, or my living expenses, so I am fully focused on the studying which is very great for me.”
Thank you for helping students achieve their potential and for your continued support of BMO and the Equity Through Education program.
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