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The Foundation provides funds for the financial support of TRU students and TRU's programs and projects. There are many ways to support the TRU Foundation including annual donations, endowments, gifts-in-kind and planned giving.

06/17/2026

Please join us in celebrating three members of the TRU Giving team who recently reached significant service milestones at Thompson Rivers University.

Congratulations to Serina and Cara on 15 years of service, and to Katrina on 10 years!

Thank you for your dedication, commitment, and steadfast support of TRU students over the years. Your contributions help make a lasting difference in the lives of our students and our university community.

๐Ÿ™Œ Special day @thompsonriversu tying in some fundraising with my participation in the #tourdivide bikepacking race coming up in June. 

We connected with some of the staff involved in the @truadventurestudies program that our friend Mike Farrow was a student in working on his certification as a mountain guide. Mike passed away climbing in the Rockies more than 20 years ago but we think of him often, the fun we had together treeplanting in the bush and the legacy he left at the school. 

With me taking on the Tour Divide I got to thinking about Mike while on a long training ride this winter in Arizona. How lucky I felt to be still kicking at 53years young and doing what I love to do - pedal my bike.
I wanted to bring Mike along on the adventure and not make the TD all about me. I felt it would be a good time to once again honor our friend through my ride and donate to his memorial scholarship at TRU that is given to a new student each year in his program. It's an expensive endeavour for these students to afford all the gear and put in the training to hone their skills. To me guides play such a huge role in our society connecting people with nature through safe adventures in the backcountry. 

The last time we had done something like this was in 2005 when I raced TransAlp, TransRockies and LaRuta in Costa Rica and tied some fundraising to my results for Mike's scholarship to help be a part of getting it going (thanks to everyone who supported it back then you know who you are)!!!!

About the award: 
Awarded to a 2nd year student who is pursuing a diploma in the Adventure Tourism program and who has the following qualities: leadership, initiative and is a team player. Since first awarded in 2006, this award has helped 20 Adventure Studies students

How to Donate:
Supporters can donate directly at http://tru.ca/farrow

If you have any questions please send me a message and I can put you in touch with our contact at TRU.

Thanks for your ear y'all โœŒ๏ธ

#isupportmytru 06/16/2026

Kelly Servinski is taking on a 4,418 km solo bikepacking journey from Banff, Alberta to New Mexico in support of the Mike Farrow Memorial Award at TRU.
Follow the ride in real time on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DXdUBtaoGbT/
More on Kellyโ€™s motivation and story is available in the comments. ๐Ÿ‘‡

Good luck Kelly! We are cheering you on! Thank you for supporting TRU Adventure Studies Department students at TRU!

๐Ÿ™Œ Special day @thompsonriversu tying in some fundraising with my participation in the #tourdivide bikepacking race coming up in June. We connected with some of the staff involved in the @truadventurestudies program that our friend Mike Farrow was a student in working on his certification as a mountain guide. Mike passed away climbing in the Rockies more than 20 years ago but we think of him often, the fun we had together treeplanting in the bush and the legacy he left at the school. With me taking on the Tour Divide I got to thinking about Mike while on a long training ride this winter in Arizona. How lucky I felt to be still kicking at 53years young and doing what I love to do - pedal my bike. I wanted to bring Mike along on the adventure and not make the TD all about me. I felt it would be a good time to once again honor our friend through my ride and donate to his memorial scholarship at TRU that is given to a new student each year in his program. It's an expensive endeavour for these students to afford all the gear and put in the training to hone their skills. To me guides play such a huge role in our society connecting people with nature through safe adventures in the backcountry. The last time we had done something like this was in 2005 when I raced TransAlp, TransRockies and LaRuta in Costa Rica and tied some fundraising to my results for Mike's scholarship to help be a part of getting it going (thanks to everyone who supported it back then you know who you are)!!!! About the award: Awarded to a 2nd year student who is pursuing a diploma in the Adventure Tourism program and who has the following qualities: leadership, initiative and is a team player. Since first awarded in 2006, this award has helped 20 Adventure Studies students How to Donate: Supporters can donate directly at http://tru.ca/farrow If you have any questions please send me a message and I can put you in touch with our contact at TRU. Thanks for your ear y'all โœŒ๏ธ #isupportmytru

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