This fund assists students in continuing education in recognized schools of art, music, or dance at the university level. This fund was created to recognize Pamela Williamson’s work with children.

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Started in 2011 to invest in the overall operations of arts education at the Centre. The fund has supported instructor fees and master classes to enhance the quality of programming.

Formed in 2010 to benefit children and youth arts education programming at the Centre.

Introduced in 2016 to support Aboriginal youth within the Centre’s programming and educational opportunities in visual, performing, and musical arts.

Established in 2009 to provide scholarships for students at the Centre in youth arts education programming including visual art, choral music, theatre, dance, film, and any future Centre offerings. Includes an outreach focus on ensuring Summerside youth have equality of programming access

Designated in 2003 to expand the Centre’s commitment to youth education programs in visual, performing, and musical arts, and to create a permanent legacy for Ms. Wyatt though an estate gift.

The Fund supports the development of new theatrical works at The Charlottetown Festival. This fund was created by Elizabeth’s sons Allan and Douglas Mawson in Toronto to honour their mother’s 30 years as Marilla and 33 years at the Centre.

Started in 2008 by Centre employee Terry Mark Stevenson, this Fund supports new theatrical works at the Centre.

Ensures the continued high quality and integrity of the theatrical properties and assets of Anne of Green Gables –The Musical™ for Canadian and international audiences for generations to come. 

Generally provides for custodial and curatorial work with the Gallery’s permanent collection, with emphasis and special consideration for the Robert Harris portion. This Fund also advances Gallery research, education, publications, collection management, conservation, exhibition, and acquisition.

The Centre’s first endowment fund was created by Bayliss Lee for his wife Ann in 1973 to empower the gallery in acquiring water colour paintings.

Organized by Board members, the medical community, and Dr. Colin McMillan, this Fund helps to care for the physical structure of the gallery, mount exhibitions and performances, and generally administer and maintain the Gallery.

Inaugurated in 2013, this fund generates income to sustain general programming and operations of the Gallery.

Founded in 1994 by Galen Weston Limited for the purpose of assisting the Gallery to acquire Canadian art for the gallery.

Created in 1998, the fund allows the Board Collections Committee to acquire new works for the Gallery at its discretion.

Supports the Gallery from donations made in 2001, at the time of Ms. Lowe’s 100th birthday.