LCM-Calgary relies on donations from people like you to continue bringing spirituality and safe spaces to young adults throughout the Calgary area. Your donation will mean students and young adults will keep receiving healthy meals, community-building activities, and a fully-inclusive space. It also allows us to keep providing a space for liberal Christianity on university campuses in Calgary.
Donate Online
The easiest way to support LCM-Calgary is to give by credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay, on our Stripe form. We will send you an acknowledgement; your tax receipt will come from the ABT Synod in February.
Donate via Cheque
We also welcome donations by cheque. Those can be made out to LCM-Calgary and mailed to us at
Lutheran Campus Ministry-Calgary
Faith & Spirituality Centre
MSC487-2500 University Dr NW
Calgary, AB T2N 1N4
Your tax receipt will be issued by the ABT Synod.
Donate through our Annual Fundraiser
This year’s annual fundraiser will be held on November 16. You can give through our auction website at http://campusministry.ca.
Why Donate?
The Campus Ministry is a not-for-profit organization that relies heavily on the goodwill of others to keep operating. We believe it is important to provide students in a secular setting a space where they can explore spirituality, where they can meet like-minded young adults, and where they can feel safe expressing who they are. We are a space of sanctuary for young adults.
We work directly in post secondary institutions and bring the ideologies of liberal Christianity to students throughout the Calgary area. But our programs, and everything we do, is built and operated so that everyone — regardless of orientation, background, or belief system — feels welcome to come and be a part of our community.
We are a pluralistic community, open to all, and we advocate for the inclusion of the LGBTQ+ community in all aspects of life and spirituality. We are working to unite people across boundaries, provide students with open and safe spaces, and to show that spirituality works in a university setting.
Each year we interact with over 1,500 young adults. We bring community, connection, acceptance and experiences to these people. We bring community-building drum circles to students every week, free meals and deep conversation during our simple suppers, the experience of contemplative reflection during our worship services, and so much more to students every single day and week. But to keep doing this we need great people to help us along.
The staff and resources needed to run all of our programming (and there is a lot of it) are enormous and, of course, all of it takes money.