
Give to UBC Library
Thanks to our donors, UBC Library remains a world-class research hub
UBC Library is home to over nine million print and digital treasures — from thousands of electronic journal subscriptions to one-of-a-kind first edition literary classics.
Gifts from generous donors have built and enriched the library’s collections, fueling discovery and innovation across every discipline.
When you give to UBC Library, you are strengthening teaching, learning and research across all faculties and ensuring that future generations have what they need to thrive. Thank you for making knowledge accessible.
“No one ever graduated from a library. No one ever graduated without one.” – Anonymous
UBC Library has a variety of funding opportunities that support key areas of need, from student learning and prizes to Indigenous collections and digitization initiatives.
View all priority projects and funding opportunities
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Endow a Librarian
Create a lasting impact by endowing a librarian position, helping ensure sustained expertise and leadership in key areas of research, preservation and knowledge sharing.
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Acquisition of the Shakespeare Third Folio
Contribute to the acquisition of a rare and foundational piece of literary history — the Shakespeare Third Folio —that will enrich teaching and learning for generations to come.
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Student Development through Work-Integrated Learning
Support hands-on learning opportunities that allow students to gain valuable skills through paid positions at UBC Library.
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Asian Materials Conservator
Help fund a dedicated staff position to preserve UBC Library’s renowned collection of rare Asian books, maps and archival treasures — recognized as one of the most significant collections of its kind in the world.
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UBC Library Digitization Centre Equipment Replacement and Upgrade
Support the replacement and upgrade of essential equipment used to digitize rare and unique materials, and make UBC Library’s world-class collections accessible to learners and researchers everywhere.
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