2016-17 Report to Donors

Advancing Health Care – Close to Home A message from the Chair First Community Charity in and CEO Durham Region to Receive Prestigious Accreditation

Last year I tried out the Foundation’s online resources and ran a personal fundraising page for my 100-Hole Golf Challenge. Not only was it easy to set up, With 86,000 registered charities in Canada, it comes with great pride that Lakeridge Health it also offered a convenient and safe way Foundation becomes the second charitable organization and first community charity in for my friends and colleagues to support Durham Region to achieve the prestigious accreditation from Imagine Canada’s my cause. I exceeded my goal and raised Standards Program. over $6,000 for the Foundation. As a The organization, dedicated to upholding standards and ethics of the charitable sector, donor, Durham Region resident and requires charities to fulfill a rigorous application process to be named one of their Accredited Foundation Board member I know how Charities and given the prestigious Trustmark. “We are honoured to make this announcement,” important it is to know that your support is says Yves Gadler, “Achieving accreditation through the Imagine Canada Standard’s making a direct impact on your community. Program was an important step in how we serve our donors and our community in The Foundation is always here to answer the best way possible. Accreditation gives our donors the added confidence that we are your questions and we look forward to leaders in the field and worthy of their trust. The Standards give us another opportunity to staying in touch with you through reports show that the funds we raise in the community are stewarded ethically and professionally.” Over the past year, Lakeridge Health Foundation has made great strides towards and communications like this throughout Will Stephen, Chair, Board of Directors, joins our enthusiasm with the Accreditation. “I speak completing its $5.5 million campaign centered on the building and re-outfitting of a brand the year. on behalf of our Board in expressing how proud we are of the Foundation for this outstanding new interventional radiology suite. Through the support of our donors, we have raised over achievement,” says Stephen. “The accreditation followed our team’s comprehensive review five million dollars, bringing us that much closer to fulfilling our goal. The success of this Will Stephen, Chair, Board of Directors of our entire organization and we’re very pleased to be recognized for those efforts.” campaign would not have been possible without you – our donors – who have been an integral part of this venture. It is truly inspiring to know that we can count on the support Lakeridge Health Foundation is one of only 220 Imagine Canada Accredited charities in of our local community to help bring better, faster and safer health care, right here to Canada. The standards upheld by those named charities show excellence and compliance Durham Region. in five key areas of operations: board governance, financial accountability and transparency, fundraising, staff management and volunteer involvement. For more information about the One of the highlights of this year’s report is an exciting accomplishment for the Foundation. standards and ethics of the charitable sector, feel free to visit www.imaginecanada.ca. This past January, we were the first community charity to receive the reputable accreditation from Imagine Canada – an organization dedicated to upholding standards and ethics of the charitable sector. We are also eager to feature some truly inspirational stories and gifts, continuing to remind us why supporting our local is so important.

As Chair and CEO, we would like to thank you for your continued support of your hospital. The Foundation will be entering into a new chapter and we are expecting some impressive new projects to update you on.

The Standards Program Trustmark is a mark of Imagine Canada used under licence by Lakeridge Health Foundation.

Will Stephen, Yves Gadler, Chair, Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer

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What is IR? Interventional radiology (IR) is a sub-specialty that focuses on minimally invasive procedures guided by imaging. Lakeridge Health’s team of IR experts use the smallest tools in our hospital to do incredible things through pinholes in the skin - and all within minutes. Patients and programs from all over the hospital benefit from IR procedures including dialysis, cancer, palliative care and women’s health.

Our donor community is passionate and the department’s new home. On top of supportive of this project and the campaign acquiring two new C-arm units for the “I’m coming into this project at both continues to be successful. With over 80% department, the new area will be designed of our goal reached, we are thrilled to see the in alignment with surgical suites, be 2-3 an exciting and critical time for redevelopment catch up to our momentum. times larger, have increased storage in the Earlier this year, a new Director of rooms and showcase a new, improved Interventional Radiology,” Diagnostic Imaging joined the team and layout that works for the staff, not our busy diagnostic imaging waiting room. the project. In addition to that, Bob is leading has begun working closely with staff to against them. What’s more, the new family waiting room the charge with other local car dealerships in ensure the project meets the needs of “I was surprised to see the space we’re will feature a unique mini donor wall thanking an exciting project called Drive4Dollars that In early 2015, Lakeridge Health Foundation our team and patients. currently working in – I’m told it’s the our campaign supporters who have donated will see united support from dealers across was tasked with raising $5 million to fund “I’m coming into this project at both an smallest of its kind in Canada. I really admire $10,000 or more to the redevelopment our community. exciting and critical time for Interventional the amazing work of the entire team – our project. Donations of all size and shape have been the redevelopment of Lakeridge Health’s Radiology,” says new Director, Ron Burke. Radiologists, Nurses, and Technologists and “The technology and impact involved behind the success of our interventional “The entire team is buzzing with enthusiasm what they’ve accomplished in this area. The with this hospital program is fascinating,” radiology campaign. From individual and interventional radiology unit. This unique and part of my role is to work with our capital new department space will be incredible says Bob Verwey, President of OWASCO corporate gifts to third party events, the hospital program houses 16-year-old planning team and various stakeholders for the whole team – we’ll have room to Inc. His organization’s generous donation of residents of Durham Region have embraced across the organization to make sure all of maneuver, better work flow, increased $100,000 will be used to fund the innovative our cause and agreed that better, faster and equipment and an outdated space. Yet those expectations are met.” staffing, advanced instrumentation with new equipment in the IR suites. “In my safer health care should be available, close “The new IR suites represent a remarkable improved efficiency and image quality, as industry, technology is constantly changing to home. despite its shortcomings, our IR department investment opportunity to advance our well as the ability to take on almost twice to better serve our customers so I have a Lakeridge Health Foundation would like program with respect to high quality, safe, as many patients – truly a remarkable deep understanding about the need for new, to extend our sincere thanks to our newest continues to provide innovative and efficient, and effective patient care. We will advancement!” updated equipment in our hospital. Our loved interventional radiology donors. A detailed specialized care to patients throughout be able to expand appropriate and equitable Part of the redevelopment will include the ones deserve the best when it comes to their listing of those generous individuals and access to a wide variety of existent and transformation of a formerly unused space health and I’m proud that my business can organizations can be found on page 16. the hospital. additional procedures, invest into education into a family waiting room for loved ones. get behind something like this.” and development of all associated staff, Located right next to entrance of the suites, In Bob’s case, his organization has not while enhancing patient and team this waiting space will allow family members only pledged a major gift, they’ve committed satisfaction.” to be in closer proximity during procedures to running community events such as This fall, construction will commence on and allow for a quiet, separate space from MayFest, to help bring in additional funds for

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The Auxiliary of Lakeridge Health Oshawa followed up with other large gifts since then.” patients all over our hospital.” the Auxiliary of Lakeridge Health Oshawa. When you enter the hospital, your first is made up of over 300 volunteers and Those gifts have also been significant – The Foundation is thrilled to see the In 1907, Adelaide McLaughlin formed the interaction is likely with a volunteer. They are assisted by over 150 student volunteers. an MRI machine, $1 million to the largest gift to the interventional radiology Ladies Auxiliary to help raise funds to build They’re in the gift shop, Auxiliary Café, the redevelopment of our Hospital’s inpatient campaign to date come from such an a much needed hospital in her community. the most recognizable individuals at our site, Cancer Centre and throughout the hospital’s pharmacy, a unique project that will see the important group in the hospital, “Our The Auxiliary raised $1,000 to purchase the many other departments. relocation and improvement of the pharmacy volunteers are the longest standing land, and three short years later, the first with their blue smocks and a wealth of What you might not know is that the space and $260,000 to upgrade and replace supporters of the hospital,” says Yves hospital building was complete. knowledge. These individuals take pride in Auxiliary is also one of the largest supporters operating tables in our surgical suites. Gadler, Chief Executive Officer, Lakeridge Today, the hospital has expanded to of the hospital having donated over $12 More recently, at the beginning of 2017, Health Foundation. “From the very beginning serve our rapidly growing community and helping each and every one of you navigate million over the years to help with important the Auxiliary voted on another large gift they have provided the necessary funding that same drive and dedication lives on with needs for the Oshawa site. to a hospital project – $1 million to the to keep this community at the forefront of the hundreds of volunteers in our hospital. your experience in our hospital – and never “Like the Foundation, our goal is to Foundation’s interventional radiology health care. I speak on behalf of the The next time you see one of the Auxiliary support the Hospital and we do that through campaign. Foundation, Board of Directors and Hospital volunteers at the hospital, remember that ask for anything in return. our service as volunteers and the donating “Our volunteers come from all walks staff when I say thank you to each and every they provide more than just directions, they of our revenues,” says Helen Gulka, of life” says Helen, “and the interventional volunteer for the time and energy that went help to fund the very equipment that you President of The Auxiliary of Lakeridge radiology was something that resonated in to raising this money. Thank you for and your loved ones rely on. Health Oshawa. “One of our most significant with a lot of us. Sure it was a bit confusing helping us to provide the very best health gifts was a $2 million donation when the at first, as is everything medical, but what care, close to home.” Cancer Centre was being built and we’ve we loved the most was that it will benefit This year marks the 110th Anniversary of

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Named after Dr. Gillian Gilchrist, a pioneer to them to build upon their knowledge and few physicians to have three sub- in palliative care in our community, the better serve their patients. specialties. Even to this day it’s rare.” Dr. Gillian Gilchrist Chair in Palliative Care For Debbie, that meant achieving For the Chiu’s, their community is at the is the result of a lifetime of dedication to her Bachelor Degree in nursing by heart of why they give. “This community professional development for Deborah teleconference while working full-time in gave us our livelihood and our satisfying (Debbie) and Dr. Hak Ming Chiu. the ED. She followed this with earning her careers – and continues to be our home. In honour of this transformational Master’s in Nursing and a Post-Master’s It was this reason that we pondered how gesture, Lakeridge Health Foundation also Acute Care Nurse Practitioner diploma. we could give back to Durham Region,” established an education and research While she enjoyed emergency nursing, it says Debbie. opportunity of its own: The Hak Ming Chiu was working in the oncology department “The Research Chair was always my Award – Strategic Contribution to Education of the hospital that Debbie felt she found husband’s idea” explains Debbie. “We and the Deborah Chiu Award – Research her calling. grappled with how to find a way for into Practice. The awards, named to “I fell in love. First with oncology, where academics to complement a community recognize the efforts of the couple and I became the first full-time nurse in the hospital and how our community could act their lifelong commitment to education and department, and a little later with Hak Ming.” as an exciting opportunity for research. Palliative care is so fitting – so much of this care occurs at home, or locally in a hospital “Establishing the Chair was the first step in or hospice. Patients want and need their families and social-spiritual connections us trying to pave the way for others to learn close. Palliative Care isn’t restricted to ‘end- of-life’ or to cancer. Other patients, old and and excel like we did.” young, with chronic illnesses and complex patient care, aims to put the spotlight on Hak Ming came to Oshawa to open symptoms receive value-added from frontline hospital staff. a clinical practice after three years of palliative care too. Our Research Chair These awards will recognize staff for innovative research in hematology at holder will decide his or her research taking the initiative to teach health care McMaster University. He landed in Oshawa focus over the years to come, and build professionals, conduct research and/or and soon built a busy clinic focused on knowledge from year to year. Through his use current research findings to provide patients with blood conditions and various or her work, communities near and far will evidence based patient care. It’s expected cancers. For more than two decades, he have access to quality research findings the awards and their corresponding grants took an afternoon from patient care each from which to evaluate for their community”. Early last year, Lakeridge Health celebrated will provide a pipeline for colleagues and quarter to teach medical students their The search for the best expert to take on an unprecedented gift – a $2.5 million donation management to make changes when it hematology rotations in Toronto. the academic chair opportunity and hold the comes to treatments and clinical models. During those times, Hematologists were Dr. Gillian Gilchrist Chair in Palliative Care to establish a Research Chair in Palliative Care “Being honoured through these awards the first to care for patients with cancer. It is in progress. In the meantime, the Chiu’s means a lot to us,” says Debbie. “We are wasn’t until 1982 that medical oncology celebrated the inaugural award recipients with Queen’s University. A first for a community excited that frontline staff will be recognized became a recognized sub-specialty in this past June where two more Lakeridge hospital in Canada, the generosity of one for their hard work and drive to advance Canada. Even though physicians in his field Health staff will carry on the legacy of knowledge and patient care.” were automatically recognized as medical putting education and research into couple will propel Lakeridge Health to the Both Debbie and Hak Ming are retired oncologists, it was important to Hak Ming practice. Lakeridge Health staff who started their to gain his credentials through the same forefront of care options for patients with careers over 40 years ago – Debbie as a exam as others after him. complex conditions. nurse in our Emergency Department (ED) “I wanted hospital staff, but more and Hak Ming as one of the first trained importantly my patients, to know the care Hematologists coming out of the University they were receiving was equal to any other of Toronto. Throughout their professional life, medical oncologist,” reflects Hak Ming. the Chiu’s took every opportunity provided “I passed the exam and became one of a

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easy, tells David. She experienced every unfortunate symptom during chemotherapy Sometimes the and underwent countless scans to monitor her condition. In May of 2015, Anne most generous acts was rushed to the hospital where it was happen right before discovered her cancer had also spread to her stomach and caused an untreatable our eyes. In fact, one blood disorder called Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC). She of Lakeridge Health remained under the close supervision of Foundation’s recent her medical team at Lakeridge Health, until gifts came only a “I look back at all the few steps from the care we received and Hospital’s front door. we are so grateful.”

June 5 when David and their family chose You may be familiar with the house on our home here, raised my kids here and now The now retired surgeon finally felt the to bring her home for her final days. Hospital Court, right next to Alexandra they are on their own. Naturally when you need to slow down in 2015. “Nothing Anne passed comfortably in her own Park. It’s the last remaining of five converted find a place you love you don’t move around. lasts forever. I know I’m getting older, my home holding the hand of her oldest son homes on the land and up until the end of So I’ve been here since the beginning.” children are accomplished in their amazing Robbie on June 7, 2015. “It was Anne’s 2015, the house had been a bustling urology Caring for people is a longstanding family careers and have families that keep them love for faith and family,” recalls David, clinic belonging to Dr. Kris Sachdeva. tradition for Dr. Sachdeva. “I come from very busy so I thought I should start enjoying “that enabled her to be at peace during Dr. Sachdeva, now retired, used the sale a family of physicians, my father and life away from the hospital while keeping my “This isn’t my story, its Anne’s.” this journey. I look back at all the care we of his clinic to support Lakeridge Health grandfather. My father in particular never hands busy two days a week assisting my received and we are so grateful.” Foundation with an $800,000 donation to said no to anyone and would travel to colleagues.“ This one sentence is the single most I was a nursing orderly and Anne was an Last year David began supporting the benefit surgical needs at the hospital. The other cities in India to help others.” It’s those colleagues and the countless important part of our time with David x-ray technologist in training. Even our Hospital with an annual donation of $1,321 general surgeon and urologist began working His medical career began in India, then patients that rely on Lakeridge Health Bezzant. Each and every donor has a three children, Robert, Lisa and Michael – a combination of his and Anne’s birthdates. at Lakeridge Health in January of 1980 and London, England until his drive to learn surgical services that will truly benefit from personal journey of how they came to were born at Lakeridge Health.” “I give because I want to recognize the has cared for patients at all hospital sites more about endo-urology sparked him to his retirement and subsequent major make their first donation. For David, father Years later, David went on to work as a people who cared for my family. I have a lot across Durham Region. “I’ve had a full jump across the ocean to London, . donation. Dr. Sachdeva’s vision for the of three and newly crowned grandfather, paramedic in Whitby. After suffering a back of love and respect for the team that was career,” reflect Dr. Sachdeva, “I got old and When looking to start his practice at a surgical department is one where the most it’s to honour his late wife, Anne. injury, he became a dispatcher for the there for my dear wife.” seasoned here. I was the Chief of Urology community Hospital, Oshawa was a great fit. innovative equipment is paired with areas “She was the CEO of our family. My Durham Regional Police Service where he Making a gift in the name of a loved one three times in Oshawa and Chief of General Dr. Sachdeva has made the house on that are comfortable and accommodating wife was the glue that held our busy lives received a number of awards for helping to can be a meaningful way to honour their Surgery three times in Whitby. I was also hospital court his professional home since for surgeons. together. And she was truly selfless. Even save the lives of members of our community. legacy and ensure others receive the same President of the Medical Staff Association he started at Lakeridge Health. His goal was Looking after your staff and providing when she was diagnosed with a rare and It was this medical background that made compassionate care you’ve experienced. and President of the Ontario Medical always to provide patients with a one-stop them with the best resources is just as ‘sneaky’ form of breast cancer in 2013, Anne David even more aware of his wife’s health This couldn’t be truer for David. His love Association – Durham Branch in the 1990s.” shop. “Having the hospital so close was important, says Dr. Sachdeva, as focusing never once questioned her journey. It was concerns when they began just a few story took on another chapter when, at the He also kick started an organ donation ideal, but I also wanted to do as much as on patient care. “If we can give our surgeons never ‘why me’ but always ‘why not me’.” years ago. same hospital he met Anne at 50 years project and prostate cancer support group I could for my patients under one roof to and staff the very best equipment and When David speaks of his wife, it’s clear After her diagnosis, Anne underwent ago, his grandson Cameron was brought that is still running today. In addition to his decrease their waiting and any undue working environment they can better serve how much they loved each other. Their surgery to remove her one breast and 19 into this world under the expert care of medical accolades, Dr. Sachdeva speaks stress.” With this approach, he was able to their patients. Not only that, we can attract never ending love story began and ended, nodes under her left arm. It was soon Lakeridge Health staff. just as highly about the community he’s provide ultrasound and urodynamic services the best talent to our community, expand as David explains, at Lakeridge Health. discovered her cancer had moved to her loved since moving here 37 years ago. in his clinic and send patients a few steps services and provide more innovative “We met at the hospital in 1966 when lower back and pelvis. Her journey was not “This whole community is nice. I purchased away for more complicated scans like CT. treatment options.”

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InspirEVE Gala

Community Champion Award In 2016, the Foundation hosted over 350 guests at its annual InspirEVE gala and raised over $200,000 for the redevelopment of the Hospital’s interventional radiology Cham.pi.on: someone who advocates suite. Signature events like these help raise important strongly for a cause funds for high priority needs and help provide a better, faster and safer health care experience for our In 2016, Lakeridge Health Foundation community. To our dedicated event committee, generous introduced a new award recognizing sponsors, and wonderful guests – this event would not be possible without you – thank you. community champions who have dedicated their time and energy to helping raise 2016 Gala Committee awareness and funds for Lakeridge Health. Mary Ann Goldhawk, Chair The inaugural award was announced on Kim Myles-Barclay Vicki Deighton Giving Tuesday, a special day dedicated Wanda Nippard Helen Gibson to giving back. At Lakeridge Health Tracy Pigott Debby Kryhul Foundation, Giving Tuesday is an Melanie Pringle Ashley MacInnis opportunity to give thanks to those who Joe Sanders Audrey MacInnis have gone above and beyond to help Marianne Tracey Serina Mayberry advance health care in Durham Region. Angelica Van Leeuwen Susan McDougall The first Community Champion award recognized City Wide Taxi and its employee Local residents host ninth annual golf Terry Muir with a special celebration in the hospital. tournament for cancer care Lakeridge Health Foundation Golf Classic For four years City Wide Taxi has Over eight years ago, Wolfpack – a local the tournament are family, friends and local On July 11, 2016, the Foundation hosted their 17th been hosting the Cabs for Cancer Golf sports team - was inspired to start a golf businesses who are more than happy to Annual Golf Classic. This year’s tournament raised over Tournament which has raised $26,000 for tournament that would raise funds for cancer help support their hospital.” $197,000 for Lakeridge Health. Your support impacts cancer care in our community. Aside from care. Following a close relative’s diagnosis, The tournament sells out almost instantly, nearly every area of the hospital – from women’s health to the tournament, Terry Muir has arranged the friends of over 20 years decided that reaching their maximum capacity of 152 cancer and critical care. Thank you to our hardworking they would use their competitive nature to golfers within a few short weeks. “At the end for six flat screen TVs to be installed at the event committee, as well as all of our sponsors and help support a great cause. of the day we always take a step back and golfers for making this event a great success. hospital and organized gift deliveries to Their first tournament was created with take pride in what we’ve accomplished”, the paediatric department on Easter and only one month’s notice. With the support says Wes, “it’s for a great cause and we 2016 Golf Committee Christmas. In 2015, City Wide Taxi of family and friends, 72 golfers raised just all win”. The Wolfpack group offers some Patricia Thompson, Chair Neil McLeod partnered with Lakeridge Health Foundation over $3,000. Since then, the tournament advice for others in the community who Travis Cook to brand four cabs to promote the has grown to have a reputation as a fun, are thinking about starting their own event Rob Norwood Neil Gonsalves Foundation, and early 2016 a pink cab entertaining and competitive event. Now in to support the hospital: “You need to start Adam Park its ninth year, this local-run tournament has somewhere. It takes time and growth to be Colleen Hill was introduced to also raise funds for Roy Wilson raised over $180,000 for Lakeridge Health. successful, just be patient and put the effort Mike Hill cancer care at the hospital. In just six Warren Young Donating the funds of the tournament in”. The incredible growth of this tournament Norm Mackie short months the flashy cab donated over close to home is very important to the proves just that. $5,000 to Lakeridge Health Foundation. group, “Many people have a story about a Thank you City Wide Taxi and Terry for family member or friend that has needed your commitment to local health care! the hospital”, says one of the organizers Wes Houston, “most of the sponsors for

12 2016-17 Donor Report lakeridgehealthfoundation.com 13 Committee Volunteers Summary of Financial Information (in thousands of dollars)

Revenue 2016-17 2015-16 Fundraising $5,200 $4,306 Net Investments* $4,249 $ (628)

Expenses $1,933 $1,837

Impact Grants to Lakeridge $1,514 $1,028

*Net investments include unrealized gains/losses

2016-17 Board of Directors Governance and Nominating Development Committee Will Stephen, Chair Committee Dr. Soania Mathur, Chair Lisa Hunt, Vice-Chair Kelly Aitchison, Chair Janet Stewart Kelly Aitchison Denis Ayotte, Vice-Chair Dr. Shannon Trainor Denis Ayotte Lisa Hunt Bob Verwey Dr. George Buldo Dr. Soania Mathur Finance and Audit Committee Colin O’Regan Keith White, Chair Bruce Smith Colin O’Regan, Vice-Chair Janet Stewart Bruce Smith Keith White Arthur Lovell Marek Ulanicki, Lakeridge Health Susanne Hillebrand Board Trustee Matt Anderson, President & CEO, Lakeridge Health Yves Gadler, Board Secretary

14 2016-17 Donor Report lakeridgehealthfoundation.com 15 iSupport Campaign for Annual Giving Donors Interventional Radiology Many generous individuals and organizations have made heartfelt gifts to Lakeridge Health Foundation to help provide the very best health care, close to home. $1 million + We are grateful for every gift received for the Anonymous hospital and are pleased to acknowledge cumulative gifts of $10,000 or more received $100,000 - $999,999 or pledged from the beginning of the iSupport Jim and Irene Brewster Campaign in 2015 to March 31, 2017. On Estate of Gwendolyne Clemence* behalf of the countless patients and families Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nations impacted by your donations, thank you. Anonymous (1)

The Auxiliary of Lakeridge Health Oshawa $25,000 - $99,999 Art That Matters Jim and Irene Brewster Carpenters Local 397 Carpenters Local 397 Chatterpaul’s Annual Women’s Charity Golf Tournament Central Ontario Contractors Association Estates of Harry and Joyce Gibbard* Vince and Teresa Corvinelli Gus Brown Golf Classic Ivari Durham Regional Police Association Inc. John and Isabelle Foundation Yves and Deidre Gadler Lakeridge Health Radiology Group Patrick and Charyl Galpin Volunteer Services Gus Brown Golf Classic Manufacturing and Technology Centre (MTC) Mayor’s Community Development Fund (Town of Whitby) Holmes & Brakel Limited Nurse Chevrolet Cadillac Ltd. Ivari Ontario Motor Sales John and Isabelle Foundation Oshawa Centre Kassinger Foundation RBC Foundation RE/MAX Jazz Lakeridge Health Radiology Group Scotiabank Marigold Ford Lincoln Sales TD Bank Group Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nations Wolfpack Charity Golf Classic “The Clubhouse”

Nurse Chevrolet Cadillac Ltd. $10,000 - $24,999 Ontario Motor Sales Catch Fish Fight Cancer Oshawa Centre Central Ontario Contractors Association OWASCO City Wide Taxi “Cabs For Cancer” The Perry Family Vince and Teresa Corvinelli Dragon Flies Breast Cancer Survivors Group Will and Tanya Stephen Durham Region Police Association Unifor Local 222 Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc. Anonymous (1) General Motors of Canada Limited

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Isabelle and Wayne Daniel Foundation Dress Down Days Lakeridge Health Corporation Golf Tournament William M. Roche Acorn Properties Lovell Drugs Ltd. John Konarowski Memorial Golf Tournament Elite Construction and Renovations Pam Lees Hazel Rodd AG Films Canada Inc Mackie Group Kassinger Foundation Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation Judi Longfield + Barry Rogers Aviva Canada Inc. Central Ontario Branch Mapleridge Mechanical Contracting Ltd. Ledcor Construction Ltd Eye-View Drain Services Ming Louie Beverley E. Rogers Barnes Memorial Funeral Home Ltd. McAsphalt Industries Marigold Ford Lincoln Sales Faith United Church U.C.W. Arthur L. Lovell Rotary Club of Courtice Barry L. Evans Professional Corporation Medbuy Corporation The Mothersill Family Farm Boy 2012 Inc., Whitby Lubricon Industries Canada Rotary Club of Oshawa Parkwood Bell Canada Medical Staff Association of Lakeridge OWASCO B.M. Foley Paul Lysyk Lawrence and Lillian Sargant and Family Biomedshield Inc. Health Oshawa The Perry Family Joanne and Gary Follows Jordan and Cheryl MacBean + Schreiber Brothers Ltd BMO Nesbitt Burns Melanie Pringles Powell Farms Doug French Ross Mackie and The Boys Scotiabank Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Metroland This Week Estate of Maurice Preston* Fuzion Fit with Sabrina Roballo Dr. Arun and Dr. Soania Mathur Helen J. Scott Britacan Facilities Management Group Minto Foundation Inc. Will and Tanya Stephen Yves and Deidre Gadler + Dr. Caroline McAllister Shoppers Drug Mart 1221 Buffett Taylor & Associates Northwest Healthcare Properties Toshiba of Canada Ltd. Patrick and Charyl Galpin Jack and Alice McCarnan William Skelding Carpenters Local 397 Ontario Power Generation Anonymous (1) General Motors of Canada Legal Staff Carolyn and Richard McCutcheon + Slovak Community of Oshawa Cerner Canada Oshawa PUC Networks Inc. GG Canada Limited McDougall Appleton Insurance Brokers In honour of Shelley Smith Chem-Aqua Canada Paradisaic Building Group Inc $1,000-$9,999 Helen Gibson + Linda McGill Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation Cira Medical Services Peacock Lumber and Family Kelly Aitchison + Goose & Green Invitational Golf Tournament Thomas McHugh Taafe Law Professional Corporation Clarington Finance Department PepsiCoCanada ULC Geoff and Pat Aleong Donna Greer Meridian Credit Union Taunton Tattoo Co. Clinic Management and Technical Services PricewaterhouseCoopers All Wood Fine Interiors Grossman, Grossman & Gale MFC Construction Violet E. Taylor + The Co-Operators Metro Region Robertson Bright Inc. Andrew Foundation H. Armour Hanna + Nick Mikos Team Doris Golf Tournament D.G. Biddle & Associates Ltd. Scotiabank Paula Arscott + Hard-Co Construction Limited Dr. Dalpat Mistry John Tebogt Dalray Contracting Inc. Shoppers Drug Mart Aviva Canada Inc. Central Ontario Branch Leslie Hare + Charlie and Anne Morison TELUS Corporation Vicki Deighton SP + Corporation Denis Ayotte and Family + The Hayball Foundation Mount Lawn Memorial & Reception Centre Marek Ulanicki Deighton & Associates Sunrise Medical Canada Inc. Evan and Marie Bancroft Heathbridge Capital Management Ltd. Narci Mastroianni Memorial Golf Tournament Unifor (CAW) Local 222 Dell Canada Inc. Taafe Law Professional Corporation David J. Bezzant Wesley and Doris Hills* North Oshawa Medical Centre Upsilon Consulting Ltd. Dineen Construction Corporation TD Commercial Banking Devon and Linda Biddle Holmes & Brakel Limited Ontario Power Generation John and Tess Van Netten Durham College Teknicor Corporation Jessica Blencoe + Richard Hoogendoorn Ontario Social Stars Matthew Vrooman + Durham Medical Society Dr. Shannon Trainor Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Burdett Lisa Hunt O’Regan Family Joe Weinstock Durham Region Police Services Board Trent University Durham Buldo Medicine Professional Ted and Dorothy Ingle The Oshawa Golf & Curling Club Keith and Joelle White + Durham Spinal Decompression Centre Veridian Connections Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Investors Group Oshawa Italian R.C. Ladies Youth in Policing Economy Wheels Nissan VMware Canada Inc. Canoe For Cancer Tom and Fay Jermyn – Moda & Cappuccino Anonymous (13) Ecosystem W. C. Town Funeral Chapel Cargill Limited Jewellery By Sanders Inc. Palter & McCarthy EMC Corporation of Canada Walton Enterprises Gill and Jack Churchill Johnson Insurance Inc. Pereira/Carvalho Halloween Dance + Monthly/Continuous G4S Canada Whitby Hydro Energy Corporation Collins Barrow Durham LLP Lynn Jones Rae and Joan Pickell * Deceased Halloway Developments Limited Will Davidson LLP Corvettes of Durham Social Club Inc. Corry and Jim Kamstra Dragana Pilavdzic Hann Family Charitable Foundation Woburn Group of Companies Dan Plowman Team Realty Inc. Douglas Kerr Sam and Joanne Pinellis Hardiman Mount and Associates Woitzik Polsinelli Barristers & Solicitors Decoral Painting Limited Kirby Structures Engineers & Contractors Marjorie Pogson HH Angus & Associates Woodland Homes John and Cathy DeJong Diana and Robert Kirk Raymond James Canada Foundation J.J. McGuire General Contractors Dr. Nicole Devost Dr. Satyam and Chaya Devi Kondapaneni RBC Johnson Insurance Inc. Don & Son Building Supplies Ltd. Ladies Of Delta PSI Delta - Durham College Regional Municipality of Durham KPMG Dragon Boat Team Survivor - Thrivers & UOIT Gordon W. Reynolds LiUNA! Local 183

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