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  • Logo of the African Student Association - UWASA Membership. It features a stylized map of Africa in black, red, and green within a circular border of yellow, red, green, and black. "University of Waterloo AFRICAN Students Association" is written in black text.

    African Student Association – UWASA Membership

    $7.00
  • A group of seven people, four women and three men, all dressed in business attire, stand outside a stone building. In the front row are two women, the middle row features three individuals, and the back row consists of two men. They are posing and smiling for the camera following a successful event organized by the Mock Trial Club - Donation.

    Mock Trial Club – Donation

    $1.00
    Please update the quantity to your desired donation amount. Please note - WUSA is a non-profit organization and not a charity, thus we cannot provide you with an official charitable tax receipt.
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    Hindu Students Council Donation

    $1.00
    Please update the quantity to your desired donation amount. Please note – WUSA is a non-profit organization and not a charity, thus we cannot provide you with an official charitable tax receipt.
  • Two gray spoons, labeled "Big Spoon Lil Spoon Krispy Kreme Sale," are shown inside a yellow circle with a black outline. Positioned side by side, the larger spoon is on the left and the smaller one is on the right. Don’t miss this unique sale, featuring a fun twist inspired by Krispy Kreme’s playful vibes!

    Big Spoon Lil Spoon Krispy Kreme Sale

    $1.50 – $11.50
    10AM - 5PM
  • A graphic image associated with The Islamic Information Center of the University Waterloo (IICUW) - Donation, depicting an open book with a green dome and two minarets in the background, surrounded by rays of light. The book's pages are outlined in brown. The minarets are symmetrical, and the dome occupies a central position, symbolizing knowledge shared by IICUW.

    The Islamic Information Center of the University Waterloo (IICUW) – New Muslim Care Package Donation

    $50.00
    Please note – WUSA is a non-profit organization and not a charity, thus we cannot provide you with an official charitable tax receipt. The Islamic Information Center of UW (IICUW) provides free care packages to new Muslims/converts to Islam. To request a package for yourself or on behalf of a convert, please visit our Instagram page @iicuwaterloo and submit the form in our bio. These packages contain essential items that new Muslims need to start practicing Islam, and they serve as a welcome gift to new Muslims in our community! One new Muslim package costs approximately $50 to make. Please look at the list below to see the contents of each package. Package Contents:
    • The Clear Quran - Dr. Mustafa Khattab
    • Laminated Wudu and Prayer Guides
    • The Forty Hadīth of al-Imām an-Nawawi with explanation (printed and binded)
    • 1 Padded Prayer Mat (Big)
    • 1 Pocket-sized Prayer Mat
    • 1 Hijab, 1 Undercap, and Pins (for women)
    • Welcome note and sweets
    The money that is donated through this page will be specifically used for purchase of convert packages. If you have any questions, please email iicuwaterloo@gmail.com. May Allah reward you for donations!
  • Logo with text "Racial Advocacy RAISE for Inclusion, Solidarity & Equity," featuring a red fist in place of the 'I' in "RAISE." Your donation to Raise helps us increase awareness and promote equity.

    Raise – Donation

    $1.00
    Thank you for your donation to RAISE! Please update the quantity to your desired donation amount. Please note - WUSA is a non-profit organization and not a charity, thus we cannot provide you with an official charitable tax receipt. "Racial Advocacy for Inclusion, Solidarity and Equity" (RAISE) is a student-led Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) service launching in the Winter 2019 term. RAISE serves to address racism and xenophobia on the University of Waterloo campus with initiatives reflective of RAISE's three pillars of Education and Advocacy, Peer-to-Peer Support, and Community Building. The initiatives include but are not limited to: formal means to report and confront racism, accessible and considerate peer-support, and organization of social events to cultivate both an uplifting and united community.  
  • A young woman with long hair stands outside a modern brick building, making a heart shape with her hands. She is wearing one of the DDC Quarter Zips featuring a small yellow and white graphic and smiling at the camera. Trees, sidewalks, and green grass are visible around her.

    DDC Quarter Zips

    $54.00
    Quarter-Zip Sweaters from the Double Degree Club! Logo is embroidered. Athletic Grey: 85/12/3 cotton/polyester/viscose Black Heather: 80/20 cotton/polyester Marija (in front of M3) is wearing grey and black in M Sizing in the group picture (left to right):
    • Peter is wearing black in L
    • Sam is wearing black in L
    • Jia is wearing grey in S
    • Ruby is wearing black in M
    • Vish is wearing grey in S
  • An Association of Caribbean Students (ACS) T-shirt in maroon is laid flat on a speckled stone surface. The shirt, designed for Caribbean Students, features a small graphic on the upper left chest area with a palm tree, a sun, and the letters "ACS" underneath the tree.

    Association of Caribbean Students (ACS) T-shirts

    $10.00

    Purchasing ACS swag goes towards funding all of the fun events the ACS has planned this term!

  • A charming white cup with big black eyes and rosy cheeks, filled with steaming green tea, smiles warmly. Set against a light blue background, this delightful image beautifully celebrates tea culture as part of the UW Tea and Culture Club Membership.

    UW Tea and Culture Club Membership

    $15.00

    UW Tea Club is a place to drink tea, eat snacks, play games and have fun! We usually have weekly meetings on Thursday evenings. Come on out and drink as much tea as you could possibly want!

    The membership fee is $15 for the entire term, or you can buy a single meeting ticket for $3. For more details check out our Instagram or Discord listed below.

    Our Instagram page:

    Our Discord channel:

  • Logo for CariVybz Dance Company, featuring a silhouette of a dancer mid-leap above a bold, artistic splash of ink. The company name is artistically written below the dancer in stylish, graffiti-like fonts, reflecting the dynamic energy and spirit of our CariVybz Dance Company Membership.

    CariVybz Dance Company Membership

    $5.00
  • This black hoodie with gold text on the front and back, featuring a stylish logo and Arabic script, is perfect for TaqwaCon 2.0. Show your support for UWMSA in cozy fashion with this unique piece that combines tradition and modern style effortlessly.

    UWMSA & TaqwaCon 2.0 Sweaters

    $35.00 – $65.00
    Official UWMSA and TaqwaCon 2.0 Merchandise Contact: execs@uwmsa.com
  • A person is wearing a black Sikh Student Association (SSA) Hoodie with their hands in the front pocket. The hoodie has the text "WATERLOO LAURIER SINO STUDENTS ASSOCIATION" written on the upper left side. The person is smiling and standing against a plain background, proudly representing their SSA spirit.

    Sikh Student Association (SSA) Hoodie

    $50.00
Logo displaying the word "WUSA" in stylized, bold, navy blue letters.

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WUSA recognizes that much of the work we do happens on the traditional territory of the neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples. The land we work on is covered by the Between the Lakes Treaty, No. 3 (1792), and this region is still home to First Nation, Inuit, and Metis peoples from across Turtle Island. We are grateful to have the opportunity to work, play and live on this land and acknowledge that it is our collective responsibility to make our community and world a better place for all people. We acknowledge that educational institutions have not been a safe space for Indigenous students in the past and we continue to work to ensure that this is no longer the case.

The work towards truth and reconciliation is ongoing, please do your part and take time to learn more: TRC 94 Calls to Action | MMIWG Calls to Justice Report | Native-Land.ca | Student Supports & Clubs

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