1. CFUW Saanich Peninsula Engineering Technology Award for one student identifying as a woman who is enrolled in the second year of any Engineering Technology Program and who has demonstrated a passion for the career of an Engineering Technologist and is dedicated and supportive of her peers.
2. CFUW Saanich Peninsula First Nations Woman Award for a First Nations woman who has a track record of a satisfactory academic performance, registered in the final year of a degree, university-transfer or professional studies program with a goal of achieving a university degree. Preference will be given to a woman of the W’SANEC’ Nation.
3. CFUW Saanich Peninsula Women in Trades Foundation Award to benefit one student identifying as a woman who has completed one of the Trades Foundation Programs offered at Camosun. The student will have demonstrated teamwork, respect and safety in class.

In 2021, after the death of long time member Margaret Little, the Club received a memorial donation and some of Margaret’s artwork.

Margaret Little (1930–2020) was a British Columbia-based artist known for her creative, multi-medium work, settling in Sidney, BC, in 2002. Her artistic practice focused on personal expression, utilizing various forms to communicate, heal, and create beauty, while also engaging in environmental activism and community support. 

With the donation and the sale of the art, plus an infusion to top-up the amount, we offered a one-time $1,000 scholarship in Margaret’s name at the University of Victoria in the Fine Arts program.

In 2025, the Education Trust Fund received an anonymous donation worth approximately $3,115.

At the request of the donor this amount will be
presented as a scholarship in June of 2026 to a student enrolled in the International Baccalaureate Program at Parkland Secondary School.