The Fletcher Foundation fosters excellence and builds skilled capacity for the engineering and applied science field through our support for education. For over 35 years, the Foundation has awarded bursaries to exceptional students. It aims to build funds to support educational initiatives, projects and programs that help to advance the engineering technology profession and the student educational experience at college.
ABOUT US
FLETCHER FOUNDATION BURSARY RECIPIENTS AT A GLANCE
2022 OACETT TECHNOLOGY AWARD RECIPIENT
The Fletcher Foundation is a registered charitable organization (Canadian Charitable Registration Number 890966740RR0001) and is managed and operated by a Board of Trustees appointed by OACETT members.
Since the Fletcher Foundation was founded in 1987, the charity has awarded bursaries to hundreds of students for their academic excellence and the future promise they offer the engineering technology and applied science professions.
FLETCHER FOUNDATION BOARD
Bob Jameson, C.E.T. Steve Barnes, C.E.T. Andre Tardif, C.E.T. Ken Browne, C.E.T. Nate Simpson, C.E.T. Cheryl Farrow, MBA, CAE
Fellow OACETT, Chair Fellow OACETT, Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee President
FLETCHER FOUNDATION: BYLAW
The Fletcher Foundation is governed by a bylaw approved by the Board of Trustees. Donors, OACETT members
and the public is invited to read our recently updated bylaw and learn more about the business of the corporation
and our structure. Fletcher Foundation Bylaw
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
For more than 35 years, the Fletcher Foundation has successfully funded the education of deserving students enrolled in engineering technology and applied science college programs across Ontario.
As chair of the Foundation, it is my privilege and honour to champion a cause that invests in the future of our profession and makes it possible for worthy students to make a positive impact on the world around us.
Students from across the province benefit from the Foundation’s bursary programs when they receive the OACETT Technology Award, which entitles them to a $1,000 bursary. Under the Foundation’s Enhanced Educational Experience (EEE) grant, eligible Ontario colleges receive funds for programs that promote entrepreneurism, new technologies, women or aboriginal youth and other significant efforts that encourage inclusion, diverse thinking and innovation for tomorrow. Both programs have been fundamental in helping engineering technology and applied science students in achieving their academic goals.
We continue to raise funds that support the Foundation’s bursary and EEE programs through the Matching Donation Program. However, these days, fundraising has been more challenging, with the COVID-19 pandemic affecting our communities, jobs and livelihood. Unfortunately, students have been one of the groups impacted the most financially by the crisis, which means they need us more than ever. I invite you to support them and invest in their future.
Thank you for your ongoing commitment to the Fletcher Foundation. Your donations promote our tradition of excellence, and for this, we are forever grateful.
From all of us on the Fletcher Foundation board, thank you.
Sincerely,
Bob Jameson, C.E.T., Fellow OACETT