Algoma University’s 2025 Golf Classic successfully brought together golfers, sponsors, alumni, and supporters for a day of golfing and charity at Crimson Ridge. Participants rallied to raise funds for scholarships and bursaries at Algoma University, significantly impacting local students’ lives.
The $30,000 raised will directly support Algoma University’s Scholarship and Bursaries program, specifically the new Graduate Studies Fund, providing new avenues and resources for master’s students.
Proudly holding top rankings in Canada for scholarships and bursaries for 2025, per Maclean’s magazine, Algoma University is committed to affordability and accessibility. Funds from this year’s event will go to the Graduate Studies Fund, a scholarship initiative designed to assist students pursuing master’s degrees at Algoma University. These awards make an immediate and meaningful difference by easing financial pressures, creating opportunities, and empowering students to thrive right here in our community.
“We are deeply grateful to all our supporters including the donors, sponsors, alumni and participants who joined us for the 2025 Algoma University Golf Classic,” said Colin Wilson, Director, Strategic Advancement. “The funds raised not only provide immediate financial relief, but empower our students to achieve their full potential. It is the support of our incredible community that makes all of this possible.”
The 2025 Algoma University Golf Classic was proudly presented by Title Sponsor S&T Group, with generous support from additional sponsors including Dinner sponsor Scotiabank, Golf Cart Sponsor DC Communications, Canadian Tire Jumpstart, Little Caesars, Rogers Sports & Media (Kiss & The Fox), Henderson Metal, Prouse Chevrolet Buick Cadillac GMC, Nor Mech Engineering, Northern Chiropractic and Physiotherapy, RF Contracting, Gallagher, MacKenzie Investments, Weecheetowin Support Services, Algoma Power, BDO, Northside Toyota, POI, Skeggs Paciocco Lawyers LLP, Joe Ruscio Professional Corp., Algoma Office Equipment, Wishart Law Firm, Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig, Shingwauk Anishinaabe Students Association, CIBC Wood Gundy, Batchewana First Nation, Steel Speed, Garden River First Nation, Avery Construction, Rome’s Your Independent Grocer, Fidelity, Sun Life Global Investment, and CI Global Asset Management.
Since its inception, the Algoma University Golf Classic has raised $640,000, significantly impacting the lives of countless students.
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