One of CFUW Saanich Peninsula awards is to benefit a First Nations Woman registered in the final year of a degree, university-transfer or a professional studies program with a goal of achieving a university degree.
Join CFUW
CFUW Saanich Peninsula is committed to enhancing our communities through supporting lifelong learning for members and women, locally and nationally.
We believe in diversity and encourage women from all walks of life to join.
30 for $300
CFUW Saanich Peninsula is launching our 30-year anniversary celebration in 2025 and is inviting you, our community, to participate.
In this year of celebration we hope to raise $9,000 to augment our scholarship fund.
Every donation counts!
Speakers Series & Events
April 22, 2025 at 2:00 pm
Speaker: Speakers: Speaker: Michael Goodchild, Executive Director, Sidney Museum and Archives (Click to read Bio)
Topic: Take a Walk Through Time!
Information on the museum’s history, temporary and permanent exhibits.
Education Trust Fund
CFUW Saanich Peninsula offers annual scholarships at each of the four high schools in School District #63: Parkland, Stelly’s, Claremont, and the Individual Learning Centre.
We also offer annual post-secondary scholarships.
Note of Appreciation
“I was the recipient of the Canadian Federation of Women’s University scholarship in 2022. I am a fashion merchandising major at LIM College in Manhattan, New York. I am currently in the second semester of my first year and can already say that I have learned so much. Recently I have been doing some amazing things here in New York City. These experiences have compelled me to reach out. Every day I am grateful for receiving this scholarship as it has allowed me to live out my dreams. “
Shelby Leeming, Scholarship Recipient
Please Donate – Enhance Our Community
You can support education, literacy and lifelong learning by donating to CFUW Saanich Peninsula. We offer scholarships at each of the four high schools in School District #63: ; plus annual post-secondary funding.
Our Advocacy Work
CFUW Saanich Peninsula advocates on issues of education, health, human rights and social well-being for women and girls in particular and society as a whole. We respond to emerging issues in Bristish Columbia, as well as nationally, and continue to pursue solutions to long standing problems.