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Since January 10, 2012, 50 supporters donated
2,092,942 pts
Creation date: January 10, 2012
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Aeroplan Contribution
1,273 points donated
04/12/2018
Goline V
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ON
100,000 points donated
12/03/2026
Anonymous
100,000 points donated
16/11/2022
Caroline S
2,398 points donated
19/10/2022
Harvey G
ON
ON
200,000 points donated
14/08/2022
Harvey G
ON
ON
200,000 points donated
14/08/2022
Anonymous
25,000 points donated
06/08/2022
Brendan C
ON
ON
20,000 points donated
27/06/2022
Phyllis C
AB
AB
100,000 points donated
24/06/2022
Harvey G
ON
ON
200,000 points donated
23/06/2022
Peter W
ON
ON
374,000 points donated
22/06/2022
Anonymous
1,614 points donated
15/10/2019
Vladimir M
BC
BC
1,000 points donated
11/05/2019
W J
ON
ON
1,000 points donated
19/01/2019
Pierre L
ON
ON
12,737 points donated
03/12/2018
Harvey G
ON
ON
50,000 points donated
12/11/2018
Catherine F
ON
ON
5,000 points donated
12/11/2018
Daniel J
PQ
PQ
5,000 points donated
05/03/2018
Jean
PHILIPPE T
PHILIPPE T
1,929 points donated
03/03/2018
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
21/02/2018
Renette B
ON
ON
250,000 points donated
21/02/2018
Harvey G
ON
ON
150,000 points donated
26/01/2018
Brian L
ON
ON
16,000 points donated
25/01/2018
Katherine S
ON
ON
22,500 points donated
13/11/2014
Aaron M
PQ
PQ
1,000 points donated
13/10/2014
Anonymous
30,000 points donated
02/10/2014
About
The Glenn Gould Foundation honours the spirit and legacy of Glenn Gould by celebrating brilliance, promoting creativity, and transforming lives through the power of music and the arts.
Our signature initiative is the Glenn Gould Prize, one of the world’s most important honours for artistic achievement, sometimes referred to as the “Nobel Prize of the Arts.” The $100,000 prize recognizes artists whose body of work has transformed the cultural landscape of our time, with an emphasis on innovation, humanitarianism, and uncompromising excellence.
In 2026, the Foundation will present the 15th Glenn Gould Prize to legendary musician, composer, and humanitarian Elton John in recognition of his extraordinary artistic achievements and his lifelong commitment to social impact through music and philanthropy.
Beyond the Prize, the Glenn Gould Foundation develops programs that explore the role of the arts in shaping society. Through performances, educational initiatives, partnerships with schools, and international dialogue, the Foundation brings together artists, educators, researchers, and community leaders to demonstrate how the arts and creativity can foster learning, well being, and social connection.
Our initiatives highlight the growing body of research demonstrating the transformative power of music. Music education has been shown to strengthen academic performance, support mental health, build community, and open pathways for young people. Music also plays a powerful role in engaging marginalized communities, including youth, newcomers, and individuals facing social barriers.
With the support of partners such as UNESCO, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Government of Ontario, the W. Garfield Weston Foundation, the Aga Khan Museum, Air Canada, and National Bank of Canada, we continue to champion the role of the arts as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and positive change in society.
PLEASE SUPPORT US WITH YOUR DONATION OF AEROPLAN POINTS. Your contribution will help us bring artists, educators, and cultural leaders together to inspire audiences, support young talent, and demonstrate the transformative power of music and the arts.
www.glenngould.ca
for more information: avrilhelbig@glenngould.ca
Our signature initiative is the Glenn Gould Prize, one of the world’s most important honours for artistic achievement, sometimes referred to as the “Nobel Prize of the Arts.” The $100,000 prize recognizes artists whose body of work has transformed the cultural landscape of our time, with an emphasis on innovation, humanitarianism, and uncompromising excellence.
In 2026, the Foundation will present the 15th Glenn Gould Prize to legendary musician, composer, and humanitarian Elton John in recognition of his extraordinary artistic achievements and his lifelong commitment to social impact through music and philanthropy.
Beyond the Prize, the Glenn Gould Foundation develops programs that explore the role of the arts in shaping society. Through performances, educational initiatives, partnerships with schools, and international dialogue, the Foundation brings together artists, educators, researchers, and community leaders to demonstrate how the arts and creativity can foster learning, well being, and social connection.
Our initiatives highlight the growing body of research demonstrating the transformative power of music. Music education has been shown to strengthen academic performance, support mental health, build community, and open pathways for young people. Music also plays a powerful role in engaging marginalized communities, including youth, newcomers, and individuals facing social barriers.
With the support of partners such as UNESCO, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Government of Ontario, the W. Garfield Weston Foundation, the Aga Khan Museum, Air Canada, and National Bank of Canada, we continue to champion the role of the arts as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and positive change in society.
PLEASE SUPPORT US WITH YOUR DONATION OF AEROPLAN POINTS. Your contribution will help us bring artists, educators, and cultural leaders together to inspire audiences, support young talent, and demonstrate the transformative power of music and the arts.
www.glenngould.ca
for more information: avrilhelbig@glenngould.ca
About
The Glenn Gould Foundation honours the spirit and legacy of Glenn Gould by celebrating brilliance, promoting creativity, and transforming lives through the power of music and the arts.
Our signature initiative is the Glenn Gould Prize, one of the world’s most important honours for artistic achievement, sometimes referred to as the “Nobel Prize of the Arts.” The $100,000 prize recognizes artists whose body of work has transformed the cultural landscape of our time, with an emphasis on innovation, humanitarianism, and uncompromising excellence.
In 2026, the Foundation will present the 15th Glenn Gould Prize to legendary musician, composer, and humanitarian Elton John in recognition of his extraordinary artistic achievements and his lifelong commitment to social impact through music and philanthropy.
Beyond the Prize, the Glenn Gould Foundation develops programs that explore the role of the arts in shaping society. Through performances, educational initiatives, partnerships with schools, and international dialogue, the Foundation brings together artists, educators, researchers, and community leaders to demonstrate how the arts and creativity can foster learning, well being, and social connection.
Our initiatives highlight the growing body of research demonstrating the transformative power of music. Music education has been shown to strengthen academic performance, support mental health, build community, and open pathways for young people. Music also plays a powerful role in engaging marginalized communities, including youth, newcomers, and individuals facing social barriers.
With the support of partners such as UNESCO, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Government of Ontario, the W. Garfield Weston Foundation, the Aga Khan Museum, Air Canada, and National Bank of Canada, we continue to champion the role of the arts as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and positive change in society.
PLEASE SUPPORT US WITH YOUR DONATION OF AEROPLAN POINTS. Your contribution will help us bring artists, educators, and cultural leaders together to inspire audiences, support young talent, and demonstrate the transformative power of music and the arts.
www.glenngould.ca
for more information: avrilhelbig@glenngould.ca
Our signature initiative is the Glenn Gould Prize, one of the world’s most important honours for artistic achievement, sometimes referred to as the “Nobel Prize of the Arts.” The $100,000 prize recognizes artists whose body of work has transformed the cultural landscape of our time, with an emphasis on innovation, humanitarianism, and uncompromising excellence.
In 2026, the Foundation will present the 15th Glenn Gould Prize to legendary musician, composer, and humanitarian Elton John in recognition of his extraordinary artistic achievements and his lifelong commitment to social impact through music and philanthropy.
Beyond the Prize, the Glenn Gould Foundation develops programs that explore the role of the arts in shaping society. Through performances, educational initiatives, partnerships with schools, and international dialogue, the Foundation brings together artists, educators, researchers, and community leaders to demonstrate how the arts and creativity can foster learning, well being, and social connection.
Our initiatives highlight the growing body of research demonstrating the transformative power of music. Music education has been shown to strengthen academic performance, support mental health, build community, and open pathways for young people. Music also plays a powerful role in engaging marginalized communities, including youth, newcomers, and individuals facing social barriers.
With the support of partners such as UNESCO, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Government of Ontario, the W. Garfield Weston Foundation, the Aga Khan Museum, Air Canada, and National Bank of Canada, we continue to champion the role of the arts as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and positive change in society.
PLEASE SUPPORT US WITH YOUR DONATION OF AEROPLAN POINTS. Your contribution will help us bring artists, educators, and cultural leaders together to inspire audiences, support young talent, and demonstrate the transformative power of music and the arts.
www.glenngould.ca
for more information: avrilhelbig@glenngould.ca
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Thanks to our supporters
Aeroplan Contribution
1,273 points donated
04/12/2018
Goline V
ON
ON
100,000 points donated
12/03/2026
Anonymous
100,000 points donated
16/11/2022
Caroline S
2,398 points donated
19/10/2022
Harvey G
ON
ON
200,000 points donated
14/08/2022
Harvey G
ON
ON
200,000 points donated
14/08/2022
Anonymous
25,000 points donated
06/08/2022
Brendan C
ON
ON
20,000 points donated
27/06/2022
Phyllis C
AB
AB
100,000 points donated
24/06/2022
Harvey G
ON
ON
200,000 points donated
23/06/2022
Peter W
ON
ON
374,000 points donated
22/06/2022
Anonymous
1,614 points donated
15/10/2019
Vladimir M
BC
BC
1,000 points donated
11/05/2019
W J
ON
ON
1,000 points donated
19/01/2019
Pierre L
ON
ON
12,737 points donated
03/12/2018
Harvey G
ON
ON
50,000 points donated
12/11/2018
Catherine F
ON
ON
5,000 points donated
12/11/2018
Daniel J
PQ
PQ
5,000 points donated
05/03/2018
Jean
PHILIPPE T
PHILIPPE T
1,929 points donated
03/03/2018
Anonymous
1,000 points donated
21/02/2018
Renette B
ON
ON
250,000 points donated
21/02/2018
Harvey G
ON
ON
150,000 points donated
26/01/2018
Brian L
ON
ON
16,000 points donated
25/01/2018
Katherine S
ON
ON
22,500 points donated
13/11/2014
Aaron M
PQ
PQ
1,000 points donated
13/10/2014
Anonymous
30,000 points donated
02/10/2014