Field notes · 2025 — 2026

Our Initiatives.

Every donation has a story — a cart rolled down a school hallway, a trunk full of glassware, a radio segment on Lunar New Year. Here's what we've been up to.

04 / 15 / 2026 · Vancouver Island

Edward Milne, Belmont & Royal Bay Secondary Donation

As part of the Vancouver Island Initiative, Frontier Science Foundation connected with a teacher who happened to work at three different high schools. This led to us donating over 300 pieces of equipment to all three schools. We hope this equipment makes a change to their wonderful science labs.

The FSF team with donation boxes outside Edward Milne Community School

04 / 15 / 2026 · Vancouver Island

QELEṈSEN Á,LEṈ Secondary School Donation

Our team took a trip down to the beautiful Vancouver Island where we donated to four schools. Among them was QELEṈSEN Á,LEṈ Secondary School, a special hockey prep academy. There, we donated a large amount of science equipment to support their community, and hopefully create more access to hands-on experiments.

Volunteers with a cart of Frontier Science Foundation donation boxes on Vancouver Island

03 / 15 / 2026 · Burnaby

SFU Science Department Donation

Hoping to give unused equipment a new home, Simon Fraser University donated more than 500 pieces of surplus laboratory glassware to Frontier Science Foundation. This equipment will be directly given to schools in need.

The team collecting carts of surplus glassware at Simon Fraser University

02 / 17 / 2026 · Vancouver

Fairchild Radio FM96.1 Awareness Broadcast

During the winter, Co-Founders Wilson and Allan, as well as COO Bradley, had the chance to be interviewed on Fairchild Radio, the largest Asian radio station in BC. On the day of Lunar New Year, our interview segment was broadcast to people all around Vancouver to spread awareness about resource inequality and FSF's goals. Thank you, Fairchild, and host Carmen, for this wonderful opportunity!

FSF members at the microphones in the Fairchild Radio studio

12 / 10 / 2025 · Surrey

L.A. Matheson Secondary Equipment Donation

Frontier Science Foundation donated 100+ lab equipment to L.A. Matheson Secondary School on the last week of school before winter break. With 30 lab coats, 10 graduated cylinders, 16 safety goggles, and more, we hope this equipment makes a change to their wonderful science labs.

Students delivering a cart of equipment into the L.A. Matheson science lab

12 / 10 / 2025 · Surrey

North Surrey Secondary Equipment Donation

Frontier Science Foundation donated 100+ lab equipment worth around 2500 CAD to North Surrey Secondary School. With more than 20 beakers, 50 reagent bottles, 20 safety goggles, and more, we hope this equipment makes a change to their scientific environment.

Boxes of beakers, droppers, and lab supplies packed for North Surrey Secondary

11 / 24 / 2025 · Vancouver

BC Cancer Research Institute Donation

Hoping to give unused equipment a new home, BC Cancer Research Institute donated more than 1000 pieces of surplus laboratory glassware to Frontier Science Foundation. This equipment will be directly given to schools in need. Shout out Vincent Chui for his help!

FSF members receiving the donation at BC Cancer Research Institute

10 / 27 / 2025 · Vancouver

Book Donation @ Thunderbird Elementary

Frontier Science Foundation donated 100+ books worth 1500 CAD to Thunderbird Elementary School. There, we connected with the warm-hearted staff, and learnt lots about their community!

Students presenting boxes of donated books to Thunderbird Elementary staff

How we work

Equipment Donations

Quality equipment, given a second life.

Every month, we receive quality science equipment from our generous donors, and give it to schools that are in need. This helps provide essential lab materials, technology, and learning tools to under-resourced classrooms, helping students learn more effectively.

A box of donated glass beakers and flasks being prepared

School Support

Partnerships that outlast a single delivery.

Frontier Science Foundation partners with schools for long periods, supporting them with equipment from the monthly fundraisers. We aim to build strong relationships and foster sustainable educational growth to inspire a lasting passion for science in every classroom we support.

Volunteers working together around a table

Have equipment to donate?

Schools, labs, and companies — if you have surplus science equipment or books, we'll put them in the hands of curious students. Reach out and we'll take care of the rest.

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