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Library Policies
Donating to the Library
Academic Libraries across Canada
benefit from the gifts and donations of generous
donors and patrons. St. Mary’s University
College Library acknowledges the benefit
of such gifts that have enhanced the Library's
collections in support of the learning and
teaching research goals of St. Mary’s
University College.
Donation Policy
St. Mary's University College
Library appreciates all offers of gifts and donations.
However, the Library's mandate is to support teaching
and research. Donations of books, periodicals,
and other materials that do not directly support
the St. Mary's curriculum, instruction, and research
needs may not to be accepted. To find out more about donating to:
- St. Mary's University College
Library please consult the Library's Donation
Policy; or
- St. Mary's University College please consult our web page on "Giving to St. Mary's" or call the Development Office at 403-531-9130
Donation Acceptance Guidelines
The Library reserves the right to prior inquiry for all donation offers. This includes the right to request a prepared list of the material containing the appropriate bibliographic information (author, title, & year published)for all items considered for donation. a not accept
donations.
To make
an inquiry please contact the Director of Library
Services:
Brad Neufeldt, Director of
Library Services
St. Mary’s University College Library
14590 Bannister Road SE,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2X 1Z4
tel: 403-254-3722
fax: 403-254-3755
email: <brad.neufeldt@stmu.ab.ca>
What Constitutes a Gift
/ Donation?
According to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
Income Tax Act Guidelines "IT-297R2 Gifts in Kind
to Charity & Others" a gift in kind:
- includes
capital property, depreciable property, personal-use
property including listed personal property,
and inventory of a business; but
- does NOT include a gift of services.
Donation Priorities
St. Mary's University College Library will readily consider donations that support the study of History, Psychology, and Education.
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