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Events
Food Court Social
We’re thrilled to announce that the George Brown College Foundation will host its annual Food Court Social on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at George Brown Polytechnic’s Waterfront Campus.
More event details will be shared soon.
News and Announcements
More than $700,000 was raised at George Brown Polytechnic's 13th annual Food Court Social, setting a new fundraising record and reaffirming the community's commitment to helping students overcome barriers to education and employment.
The George Brown College Foundation is pleased to welcome former federal cabinet minister and veteran broadcaster Marci Ien as its new President, ushering in an exciting chapter of supporting the next generation of students.
We are delighted to welcome Marci Ien as the new President of the George Brown College Foundation.
Patchanon (Scott) Sanchon arrived in Toronto with a clear vision: to build something of his own in the global restaurant industry. Today, the Chef School alumnus and co-founder of Canada’s first ChaTraMue location is investing in the next generation through the ChaTraMue Scholarship.
The Gordon and Ruth Gooder Charitable Foundation is investing $300,000 to help more young people access education, develop in-demand skills, and build pathways to meaningful employment.
A $500,000 gift from Scotiabank’s ScotiaRISE initiative will help George Brown Polytechnic expand the ReNEW Career Readiness Program, supporting internationally trained professionals and funding scholarships for women and girls facing barriers to education and employment.
Alumnus Milind Bhargava is investing in George Brown students through scholarships, mentorship, and industry partnerships to support the next generation of cyber security professionals.
George Brown Polytechnic and the Schulich Builders Scholarship program are helping create pathways to success for the next generation of skilled trades professionals.
Frederick (“Fred”) Jack Van Koughnett’s journey is a powerful reflection of perseverance, integrity, and the life-changing impact of skilled trades education.
In October, George Brown proudly welcomed 20 youth and young adults with an interest in pursuing careers in the skilled trades on Thursday, October 10, for the annual Building Opportunities for Life Today (BOLT) Day of Discovery.