Embracing OUR FUTURE 2016 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 Message from the Executive Director and Chair 4 Staff Message 6 Board Members 9 Signature Grant Profile 10 Grant Profiles 14 Fund Profiles 22 PotashCorp Saskatoon Community Foundation Cultural Gala 24 2016 Grants 40 Making Contact 42 Strategic Alliance Award 45 Leadership Award 47 Year in Review 50 Endowed Funds 58 Our Donors 66 Volunteers

2 SCF has undergone strategic planning to strength of our long-term endowment ensure we are responsive to key issues model. The market may fluctuate, but in our community. Our granting focus on our management strategy allows us the first 2000 days of life has supported to maintain consistent support to our projects which will help to define a healthier, community through challenging times. The more resilient generation of young people Foundation implemented a new Statement to come. As well, in 2016 board and staff of Investment Principles for our investments. united in the decision to make reconciliation The Statement was developed by our issues a major focus for our activities in Investment Committee under the guidance 2016 and the years to come. SCF signed the of AON Hewitt and approved by our Board. Philanthropic Community’s Call to Action on The Statement’s asset mix is designed to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s provide stable long term returns and now 94 recommendations. Our staff participated makes provision for investments in real in the reconciliation walk, Reconciliation estate and mortgage pooled funds. Gathering at Wanuskewin, and the Wichihitowin Conference on Aboriginal Since 1970, the Saskatoon Community Engagement. We also sponsored a Foundation has been building a base of screening of the Gord Downie film “The support for local charities that will last Secret Path.” forever. As our funds grow, so does our ability to help our community. In 2016, SCF Random Act of Kindness Day set new continued its high level of support for the records for participation and helped to spur community with $5.17 million in grants, A COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IS ALWAYS the growing success of our social media, bringing our total grants since 1970 to over A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE PAST AND with more volunteers and more Kindness $29 million! The majority of these millions Crews than ever before, keeping SCF have been granted in recent years, and this THE FUTURE. WE REPRESENT THE present in the public eye. The PotashCorp will continue to grow in future. Our donors WILL OF DONORS FROM THE PAST Saskatoon Community Foundation Cultural have continued to put their trust in the 46 YEARS WHO HAVE ENTRUSTED US Gala celebrated its Diamond Anniversary, community foundation’s management, with earning $225,000.00 for our community. It $2.3 million in gifts received in 2016. It was WITH THEIR GIFTS TO THE COMMUNITY, gave us a chance to recognize the special a challenging year in the financial markets, AND WE MUST HONOUR THOSE GIFTS contributions of Donald and Mardele with our investments earning a return of AND INTENTIONS IN GOOD FAITH. BY Atchison by creating a permanent endowed 3.22%, which brings our 10 year average fund in their name. return to 5.11%. THE SAME TOKEN, WE SERVE THE COMMUNITY IN THE PRESENT DAY, AND With many changes on the world scene, The Saskatoon Community Foundation WE MUST STRIVE TO BE RESPONSIVE 2016 was a challenging year for any would like to thank the thousands organization involved in management of of donors who have helped to build AND RELEVANT TO THE NEEDS OF investments. Despite somewhat lower a permanent base of support for SASKATONIANS IN 2016 AND FORWARD. returns in 2015 of 2.02 percent, our local charities, creating legacies and accumulated surplus from 2013 and 2014 memorializing the citizens who shaped our L to R: Carm Michalenko, Executive allowed SCF to continue to grant at its community. Your community makes you Director and Greg Keller, SCF Chair typical level of 3.5% in 2016. This is the and you make your community! 3 Carm Michalenko Executive Director

Elaine Lozinski NancyNancy Smale Smale Administrative Coordinator FinanceFinance & Administration & Administration Manager Manager

Don Ewles Grants & Communications Manager

4 Shauna Morrison Marketing Coordinator

OURSTAFF

THE STAFF TEAM AT THE SASKATOON Each of these elements of our past helps stronger community going forward. It is COMMUNITY FOUNDATION MAKES to provide directions for our future. The our honour to stand at this point of contact projects we fund carry our donors’ wishes between the past and future. We can help CONTACT WITH THE PAST AND FUTURE forward, extending their contributions you make those connections, too. Let us OF OUR COMMUNITY EVERY DAY. OUR beyond their lifetimes. Our strategic help you plan a permanent legacy of support PAST IS AT THE HEART OF MANY OF planning ensures that we will continue for our beloved city. Make contact with us, to grow and change with our community and we will go forward from there! OUR DAILY ACTIVITIES, ADMINISTERING so that we are always responsive to the FUNDS CREATED BY DONORS LAST current needs of our community. Each YEAR OR DECADES AGO, ENSURING new gift increases our ability to support our community. Each new donor adds a THEIR WISHES ARE HONOURED, AND personal commitment and intent to create CONTINUING GRANT SUPPORT TO positive change in the years to come. ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE PLAYED Likewise, each member of the staff team brings a history of engagement with our THEIR ROLES IN SHAPING OUR community and a vision for how they can COMMUNITY OVER THE YEARS. contribute to a better Foundation and a

5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Greg Keller Ernst and Young: Chair, IT TAKES A DEDICATED TEAM Executive Committee, PotashCorp Saskatoon OF COMMUNITY LEADERS Community Foundation Cultural Gala TO GUIDE A COMMUNITY Committee FOUNDATION.

Not only do they oversee the management of Brian Bentley millions of donor dollars, but they also create the Retired Fire Chief: culture for SCF, set strategic direction, provide Grants Committee policies for staff and participate in deciding which (Chair) charitable projects will receive grant support.

Zeba Ahmad Ernst and Young: Past Chair, Executive Amberlea Chabot Committee, Grants Committee, PotashCorp Thomson Jaspar & Associates: Audit and Saskatoon Community Foundation Cultural Gala Finance Committee (Chair) Committee (Chair)

Ken Juba Jeret Bode Creative Fire: Asset Development Committee, Industrial Alliance Securities Inc.: Asset PotashCorp Saskatoon Development Committee Community Foundation Cultural Gala Committee

Wayne Brownlee Curtis Kimpton Investors Group: PotashCorp: Vice-Chair, Executive Committee, Governance Committee, Grants Committee, Audit and Finance Committee Investment Committee 6 Tracy Muggli Saskatoon Health Region: Grants Committee

Tom Kishchuk Federated Cooperatives Limited: Governance Committee (Chair)

Pina Melchionna Tiffany Paulsen Concentra Financial: Robertson Stromberg Governance Committee, LLP: Governance Investment Committee Committee

Past Board Members Derek Arnold, Roger Arnold, Fred Ballantyne, Mary Beckett, Myrna Bentley, Moira Birney, Kim Braun, Bernie Broughton, Gordon Bray, Sid Buckwold, Warren Champ, Scott Cherry, Ronan Conlon, Howard Cooper, Joan Emigh, Hon. Dr. Sylvia Fedoruk, Brenda Fitzgerald, Albert Flavelle, Kathryn Ford, Austin Forsyth, Roger Francis, Alain Gaucher, Margaret Harris, Ross Harwood, Wes Heinrichs, Bart Hunter, Sam Jackson, Judy Harwood, Ken Ian Sutherland Howland, George Keter, Robert Klombies, Susan Retired: Investment Committee (Chair), Lamb, Betty Anne Latrace-Henderson, John Leddy, Governance Committee, Don Leier, Dale Linn, John Loraas, Fred MacDermid, Audit and Finance Wally Mah, William Manning, Bonnie Marcoux, Fay Committee McCann, Madge McKillop, Neil McMillan, Susan Milburn, Tom Molloy, Penney Murphy, Blair Nelson, Craig Peterson, Dick Pinder, Ross Pinder, Don Ravis, Phyllis Salisbury, Linda Shaw, Mac Sheppard, Jan Thomson, Paul Tiesssen, Randy Trost, Allan Tubby, John Williams Jamie Wall, Jim Wasilenko, Cliff Wright, Joanne North Prairie Developments: Asset Wurmlinger, and Darryl Yausie. Development Committee (Chair) GRANT PROFILES THE FIRST 2,000 DAYS OF LIFE

grants will bear fruit for our community as these kids become the next generation of leaders and innovators, healthy, strong, and with the support they need to succeed. The following pages profile a few of those grants.

2016 MARKED SCF’S SECOND YEAR Through consultation with experts and the OF GRANTS TO SUPPORT YOUNG body of research, it was decided that the best opportunity to make an impact on CHILDREN. BEGINNING IN 2015, OUR the quality of life in the community was BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHALLENGED by making grants to help the youngest OUR GRANTS COMMITTEE TO FOCUS citizens of Saskatoon, during the first 2,000 days of life. During this period, OUR EFFORTS TO CREATE THE children learn crucial skills and social MAXIMUM IMPACT POSSIBLE WITH OUR patterns that will affect their lives in the LIMITED GRANT FUNDS. years to come. SCF continues to make a wide variety of grants to many types of projects. Our early years focus for our 8 SIGNATURE GRANT

READ SASKATOON’S FAMILY LITERACY LEARNING CENTRE

IN 2016, READ SASKATOON ACQUIRED Our 2016 Signature Grant helped to with children and their families. As part NEW OFFICE SPACE WITH A LONG- create the Family Literacy Learning of the new lease arrangements, READ Centre. The Centre provides many sublets space to two other organizations, TERM LEASE. KNOWING THEY WILL ongoing and long-lasting benefits for the MS Society and the Arthritis Society, HAVE THEIR NEW SPACE FOR MANY children and those who work with both of which can use the space for YEARS, READ APPROACHED SCF FOR children in our community. The learning their programs for young children as outcomes for families and kids will well. Likewise, READ has longstanding ASSISTANCE IN CREATING A LEARNING include increased literacy activities partnerships with many organizations SPACE FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN. for parents to support their children’s in the community, to ensure that the emerging literacy development, enhanced space is always providing benefits to parent/child engagement, increased our community, particularly its youngest awareness of community involvement citizens! and interaction, and increased facilitation skills, tools, and strategies for working 9 FASD INTENSIVE FAMILY SUPPORT

Network helps families dealing with FASD find the supports and services they need to address these challenges. Occupational therapists, like those at Theraplay (pictured), can provide programs of sensory stimulation that assist the children in processing information, help improve behaviour and give children the support they need to live better lives.

FASD REMAINS A LARGELY Likewise, because the presence of any MISUNDERSTOOD DISORDER. SOME alcohol, even one drink, in the system during the first few weeks of pregnancy OF THE PROMINENT NEWS STORIES can cause a wide range of changes to FOCUS ON THE STEREOTYPICAL FACIAL the development of the embryo, anyone CHARACTERISTICS, BUT ACTUALLY 90% can be affected not just people with serious substance issues. The largest risk OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH FASD DO NOT groups are university age women and HAVE THOSE TRAITS. single professionals in their 30s. Children living with FASD may experience unusual challenges in behaviour and processing of information in the brain. The FASD 10 CARE & SHARE BABYSITTER PROGRAM

THE SAFETY OF CHILDREN IS A TOP Care and Share partners with St. John The babysitting program teaches new PRIORITY IN EVERY COMMUNITY. Ambulance to provide over 200 children skills to 11 and 12 year olds which will each year with the skills they need to help to keep younger kids safe, happy and HOWEVER, MANY CHILDREN ARE safely care for other kids, whether they secure, and which will also serve them FREQUENTLY LEFT IN THE CARE OF are needed by their own families to care well as they eventually become parents OTHER CHILDREN, WHETHER DUE for siblings or can earn their first form themselves. of income by babysitting for others. The TO WORKING PARENTS OR OTHER course teaches infant care from how to CHALLENGES FACED BY THE FAMILY. safely heat milk or formula to how to correctly diaper a baby. It teaches basic home safety, CPR, diet and other skills needed to watch over young ones.

11 YWCA MOMS & KIDS GROUP

and development, education to assist moms with caring for their children, and support in building strategies to cope with the stressful realities and frustrations of everyday parenting. Activities offered for the families include cooking, playing games, outings, and crafts, all of which help the moms on their journey to closer and more nurturing bonds with their children.

FAMILIES AT THE YWCA SHELTER NEED The YWCA Moms and Kids Group MORE THAN JUST A PLACE TO STAY. provides moms with tools to build nurturing parent-child relationships and MANY OF THE MOMS STAYING AT THE secure attachments. The group allows SHELTER NEED ACCESS TO RESOURCES women who are living in highly stressed AND POSITIVE MODELS TO IMPROVE situations the ability to relax in a safe setting and build relationships with their RELATIONSHIPS WITH THEIR CHILDREN. children, regardless of the severity of their current crises. Moms learn tools to create closer bonds with their children, including hands-on role modeling to develop skills to support their children’s early learning 12 AUTISM SUMMER PROGRAM

AUTISM SERVICES SUMMER PROGRAM Activities include the spray park, therapy, bowling, swimming, day trips OFFERS CHILDREN AND YOUTH FROM Children’s Museum, and Kinsmen Park. to Blackstrap and Pike Lake, trips to the Autism consultants also provide specific Forestry Farm, Western Development AGES 3-19 DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM behavior plans to be implemented during Museum, Meewasin Valley Centre and THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN the course of the recreational activities. more! The camps promote a healthy, WEEK LONG DAY CAMPS. THE SUMMER Some of the main behavioural target active environment for individuals with areas include transitions, taking turns, autism spectrum disorders by providing PLAYTIME CAMP SERVES KIDS AGED waiting and communication. Autism them with opportunities to engage with 3-6. GROUPS IN THIS CAMP ARE Services also provides camps such as peers in a safe and supportive area. They SMALLER WITH HIGH STAFF RATIOS the Awesome Adventures camp and the also provide respite care for parents/ Fun in the City camp for children and caregivers of children and youth. TO ACCOMMODATE THE NEEDS OF youth aged 7-19. Activities are chosen YOUNGER CLIENTS. based on the level of supervision and support required, including horse riding 13 2016 POTASHCORP CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL

more inclusive of First Nations. The Children’s Festival features a unique combination of performances for young audiences and interactive venues that allow kids 5 and under to engage in stimulating play. 2016 programming for this age group included: the very popular children’s musician Norman Foote; the comedy/magic show Kid’s Mega Magic Show; street circus artists including Gustavo The Impossiblist, The Hockey Circus Show and the Silver Starlets aerial act; the incredibly popular Lego Community Build; the KinderGarden venue (featuring the Imagination Playground, gigantic foam bricks that can be used to build large structures); “Music and Movement” workshops from Move N Soar; interactive hula hoop workshops; and story-telling venues, among other attractions.

ON JUNE 4-7, 2016, THE 28TH ANNUAL As well, 56 school classes, typically CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL WAS HELD IN local Community Schools, received wholly or partially subsidized tickets. KIWANIS PARK AND WAS ATTENDED The Children’s Festival plans progressive BY OVER 8000 PEOPLE. FREE programming which evolves to reflect our FESTIVAL PASSES WERE DISTRIBUTED ever-changing community. In 2016, the Art français venue increased the TO CHILDREN WHO FACE SOCIAL, Francophone content at the Festival. The PHYSICAL OR FINANCIAL BARRIERS TO Childhood Around the World venue offered PARTICIPATION. more for the newcomer communities of Saskatoon, and the translation of the welcome message into Cree was 14 2016 GRANTS AT A GLANCE

% 11.82 20.25% Health Arts & $609,562 Culture $1,044,344

% 0.71 36.13% 1.57% Capacity Building Education Faith-Based $1,863,244 $36,532 $80,892

% 28.38 % Social 1.14 Development Environment 1,463,354 $58,731 15 FUND PROFILES

JERET & KELLY BODE FAMILY FUND

JERET AND KELLY BODE ARE BOTH Jeret and Kelly both attended the for Kelly. The Bodes have each been PASSIONATE ABOUT SASKATOON AND University of Saskatchewan, where they honoured with several awards and obtained six degrees between the two of nominations for their commitment to their ITS COMMUNITY. KELLY HAS SPENT them. Kelly is currently a corporate lawyer community and professions. NEARLY HER ENTIRE LIFE IN SASKATOON and partner at WMCZ Lawyers and Jeret is Jeret and Kelly met in downtown AND JERET, WHO GREW UP OUTSIDE Managing Director of Investment Banking Saskatoon where they passed each at Industrial Alliance Securities Inc. other on the street every morning as OF YORKTON, HAS CALLED SASKATOON they walked to their respective offices. HOME SINCE HIS UNIVERSITY DAYS. Jeret and Kelly dedicate many hours They were overjoyed to welcome their giving back to their community and daughter, Nora, to the world in August have served as board members for of 2015 and are excited to raise their organizations including the Saskatoon family in Saskatoon. The Bodes created Community Foundation, Saskatchewan their fund to give back to the community Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs that provided the foundation for their (SYPE), the Saskatoon Club and successes and, in particular, hope that the Information Services Corporation for Jeret fund will be used to support the growth of and the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of business in Saskatoon. Commerce, YWCA, the Princess Shop and Saskatchewan Research Corporation

16 BRAY FAMILY FUNDS volunteerism. In addition to sitting on the SCF Board, Gordon was also a board member at the Saskatoon City Hospital. He was president of the Canadian Association of Radiologists and was also invited to become the first Canadian on the American College of Radiology Steering Committee. Betty received her Bachelor of Social Work after she raised her children, and worked closely with non-profits, such as Big Sisters. She sat on the boards for the Persephone Theatre, the Mendel Art Gallery and on the national board for the YWCA. Betty was also a role model, becoming the first female board chair of the United Way of Saskatoon.

Their contributions to the Saskatoon community continued after their passing. The Brays created a Community Builder Agreement with SCF through a life insurance policy and through their wills. The agreement directed SCF to continue their contributions to the community. Funds from their life insurance policy established the Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Memorial Fund, a Designated Fund, to benefit their chosen charities of the United Way, Remai Modern Art Gallery, DR. GORDON AND BETTY BRAY HAVE Like many donors, Gordon and Betty YWCA and the Saskatoon Community BEEN SUPPORTERS OF THE SASKATOON contributed regularly over the years, Foundation administration. and through accumulated contributions, COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FROM THE established a Designated Fund, the The Brays supported the art scene in START. DR. GORDON BRAY WAS A BOARD Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Saskatoon through volunteering and by MEMBER FOR MANY YEARS AND A Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan. But attending many performances. They saw their contributions did not stop there. FIRM BELIEVER IN SCF’S MODEL OF the arts as a reflection of life, mirroring human nature and our course of action CREATING LONG-TERM SUPPORT FOR Both Betty and Gordon were involved through each period of time. They wished OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH BUILDING with the community in many roles. They to continue to support the arts and to counted their blessings and wanted to address a concern that, when times are ENDOWMENTS. pass it on as best as they could though 17 hard, funding for the arts always seems to Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Memorial Fund be the first to go. Their Community Builder In the future, Linda and Scott will continue Designated Fund – Insurance Agreement with the Saskatoon Community to grow the established funds over time, Foundation arranged for a bequest from while Scott and his wife, Carolyn, are Bray Memorial Shelter for Women their estate to create the Dr. Gordon & looking to follow Betty and Gordon’s path Flow Through – Will on recommendation Betty Bray Arts Fund, a Donor Designated by establishing their own Community of daughter Linda Fund, to support the Persephone Theatre Builder Agreement. Scott is excited about and the Saskatoon Symphony. the work that the SCF is doing on Bray Memorial Welcoming Fund Reconciliation and wants to be involved. Flow Through – Will – on recommendation Throughout their lives, Gordon and Betty In his own words, Scott reflects, “There of Linda taught their children the importance is joy and contentment in knowing others and benefits of philanthropy. To enhance will continue to enjoy the benefits of Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Arts Fund their children’s philanthropy experience, these funds long after we are gone. These Donor Designated Fund - Will the Brays left the Saskatoon Community legacies last forever. If anyone feels strong Foundation additional funds, with enough to leave a legacy, don’t wait and do Bray Memorial Fund direction to be stipulated by their children, it now. Start small and build.” Designated Fund – Will – on Scott Bray and Linda Gillis. Linda chose recommendation of Scott to establish the Bray Memorial Shelter FUNDS: for Women and the Bray Memorial Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Bray Memorial Community Fund Welcoming Fund, both Flow Through Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Unrestricted Fund – Will on Funds, while Scott Bray created the Designated Fund - established by Gordon recommendation of Scott Bray Memorial Community Fund, an and Betty within their lifetime Unrestricted Fund and the Bray Memorial Fund, a Designated Fund, which supports Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and the Sherbrooke Community Society. 18 MNP COMMUNITY FUND Individually, our partners each have have been an administrative burden, and personal interests that are near and dear working with the Saskatoon Community to them, who volunteer their time and Foundation takes away those challenges. expertise to a number of organizations. Our partnership is different from a family Although our partnership is national, owned business or a corporation with the MNP Community Fund with the a value to return a percentage to the Saskatoon Community Foundation was community. We are a group of diverse created by our local Saskatoon partners individuals with competing priorities. as a way to collectively give back to our Creating this fund gave us the opportunity community, in the hopes that we would to come together and find worthy projects give more as a group than we otherwise or organizations that we are passionate would individually. about. We are incredibly proud of our MNP WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1958 AND partner team for establishing this fund A key to our firm is that we operate as and we look forward to watching our IS A LEADING NATIONAL ACCOUNTING, one team – we achieve success as a contributions grow. TAX AND BUSINESS CONSULTING FIRM team and we fail as a team. This “one IN CANADA. (WWW.MNP.CA) OUR FIRM firm” spirit has lead us to be involved We would suggest there are many firms in our community, as we realize we are and businesses like us, wanting to do IS BUILT ON SEVERAL CORE VALUES, better if we work together. This fund was something, but struggling to know where INCLUDING VALUING OUR PROFESSIONS a way for us to give dollars back to the to start. We believe that if not for the AND OUR COMMUNITIES. WE BELIEVE communities where we choose to live, to Saskatoon Community Foundation, we work and to raise our families. What this would not have been able to accomplish THAT BEING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS fund did was increase the philanthropy this goal. The staff made our involvement IN A COMMUNITY MEANS YOU HAVE A of our group. We also hope that this fund easy, and if anyone is wondering whether RESPONSIBILITY TO GIVE BACK TO YOUR sets an example for our team, not only as this could be a fit for their business or something they can be proud of, but also group of individuals, we suggest you COMMUNITY, THROUGH YOUR TIME, something they can personally aspire to explore that opportunity. TALENTS AND TREASURES. do at some point. We truly believe that without this fund, our The Saskatoon Community Foundation collective contributions to the community was an obvious choice because of the would be significantly less than they are flexibility of the fund. MNP plan an with this fund. We are excited to watch our annual giving component within the community impact grow. organization. We wanted to contribute to a fund annually, with the intention that we would flow funds out to the community; however, we didn’t want to wait to contribute until we knew exactly where those funds would be placed. For us, to personally set up a foundation would

19 Brian grew up on a farm near Plumas, Experiencing the failing health of elderly Manitoba and Laurel on a farm near parents created increased knowledge Stony Beach, Saskatchewan. Brian of the health system and recognition of studied at the University of Manitoba for the value of contributions to Saskatoon’s his undergraduate and PhD degrees in hospitals and health organizations. Thus, Agriculture and Laurel graduated from it seemed appropriate to set up the Red River Community College in Winnipeg. Rossnagel Family Fund at the Saskatoon They moved to Saskatoon in 1977 where Community Foundation to provide they both began lengthy careers at the annual contributions to specific areas of University of Saskatchewan. Brian spent health. The opportunity to establish and 35 successful years as a member of the continue to contribute to a fund managed Crop Development Centre, College of by Caption:the Foundation Brian & is Laurel an excellent Rossnagel way Agriculture and continues to pursue part- time research interests as Distinguished “We have been impressed by the Professor Emeritus since retirement in competence of the board and 2011. Laurel retired in 2005 after 30 management of the Foundation and the years in various administrative positions successful annual fund growth that has including 16 years with University been accomplished. This longevity and Advancement giving both she and Brian continuing legacy is one of the reasons we a good understanding of the challenges moved to establish our fund and why we THE ROSSNAGEL FAMILY FUND and rewards of fundraising. Since then encourage others to do the same.” she has pursued her art, spent more time BRIAN AND LAUREL HAVE BEEN golfing, helped her parents in their senior ACTIVE DONORS IN THE COMMUNITY years and volunteered for favorite causes. to grow our funding support for causes AND HAVE SUPPORTED SEVERAL we are passionate about. Being able to During his career Brian has volunteered increase the fund through donations of CAUSES, INCLUDING UNDERGRADUATE extensively in the agriculture arena stocks, investments, or cash provides us, STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS IN at the local, provincial, national and as donors, attractive options. AGRICULTURE AT THE UNIVERSITIES OF international level receiving a number of recognition awards for that leadership SASKATCHEWAN AND MANITOBA AND and effort. At present, Brian is Board FOR THE U OF S HUSKIE ATHLETICS. Chair of Prairieland Park Corporation. He has also been an active member of the Saskatoon Prostate Support Group for the past few years. Having volunteered for several local organizations in the past, Laurel spent 2011 on the Mendel Art Board of Trustees and five years as a board member at Riverside Country Club.

20 AUDREY BENTLEY FUND WELCOME FUND FOR SYRIAN REFUGEES

AUDREY BENTLEY WAS ONE OF SIX CHILDREN BORN TO MARTHA AND WILLIAM The Welcome Fund for Syrian Refugees was established by Community Foundations of RILEY. AUDREY WAS BORN IN SASKATOON AND GREW UP IN SASKATOON’S WEST Canada to provide housing, job training and skills SIDE PLEASANT HILL NEIGHBOURHOOD, ATTENDING ST. MARY’S SCHOOL AND TECH development support for the 25,000 refugees who FOR HIGH SCHOOL. A WOMAN OF STRONG CATHOLIC FAITH, ST. MARY’S ALWAYS were welcomed in communities across Canada in 2016. HELD A SPECIAL PLACE IN AUDREY’S HEART, AND SHE REMAINED CONNECTED TO THIS COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT HER LIFE. Saskatoon Open Door Society (SODS) received two grants in 2016 totalling $52,500 to assist the over From an early age, she sang in choir at St. Mary’s for countless masses, weddings and 70 families (as well as couples and individuals) funerals. She loved music and believed itcould be used in so many positive ways to who arrived in Saskatoon. sooth, comfort sorrow, and delight. Her faith always sustained her, and although she had little to spare, she always shared her time and energy as well as whatever she could The funds were put to good use according to SODS financially with the church community. Executive Director Ali Abukar: “On behalf of our Saskatoon Open Door Society’ board of directors, She had one son, Brian, who rose to the position of Fire Chief for the City of Saskatoon, staff, management and clients, I would like to and who served on the Board of Directors for the Saskatoon Community Foundation express our gratitude for the Syrian Welcome Fund from 2011 through 2016. As well, she had one grandchild, Meaghan Cawley, whom she to provide support to Syrian refugees’ resettlement adored. Audrey took the greatest delight in seeing Meaghan grow into adulthood. integration into our community. The support the Saskatoon Community Foundation provided to Audrey worked hard her whole life, and before age and Alzheimer’s started to rob her of us was invaluable and touched the hearts of the life’s pleasures, she wanted to give what she could to her beloved St. Mary’s Charities, Syrian refugee families. It helped to meet the basic or as she called it her “back door feeding program” that functions to this day. Audrey set needs of these families and empowered them to up a planned gift with the Saskatoon Community Foundation because she trusted the access skills that will help them integrate into the Foundation to continue to provide help and support to St. Mary’s into the future. labor market and contribute to our economic and social prosperity.” Audrey is survived by her son Brian, daughter in law Toni, granddaughter Meaghan and her fiancé Kyle, her brother William (Iris) and numerous nieces and nephews. The Saskatoon Community Foundation thanks Community Foundations of Canada for its ongoing The Audrey Bentley Fund at Saskatoon Community Foundation will ensure her memory efforts to partner with local foundations to address and dedication to the work of St Mary’s (Roman Catholic Church) Charities will live on. emergent challenges in our Canadian society. 21 POTASHCORP SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CULTURAL GALA A DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!

22 2016 MARKED THE DIAMOND With great auction packages including Most of all, the PotashCorp Saskatoon ANNIVERSARY OF THE POTASHCORP Saskatchewan Rush and Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation Cultural Gala has game packages, a painting by acclaimed been a celebration of our community, SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION artist Muveddet Al-Katib, and a signed working together, embracing our future, CULTURAL GALA. IT ALSO MARKED THE Gordie Howe jersey, this event raised over and sharing our lives. For ten years, the 7TH ANNIVERSARY OF POTASHCORP’S $225,000 for Saskatoon, Forever! Gala has celebrated what makes our community great, and the proceeds of TITLE SPONSORSHIP OF THE ANNUAL Over the ten years of the Gala’s history, that celebration will support Saskatoon SCF EVENT. this event has raised a total of over $3.2M forever. Thank you Saskatoon! for the Saskatoon Community Foundation. The Gala was, as always, a splendid affair, These funds will continue to support with amazing cultural entertainment Saskatoon charities now and in the and unparalleled gourmet dishes. future. The partnership with PotashCorp Performances by the Saskatoon has been instrumental in drawing other Caribbean Steel Band, Heidi Munro prominent local businesses to the Gala, and the ReelGroovyBand and Move N creating lasting partnership between Soar greeted attendees as they entered SCF and the private sector. The Gala has the Gala. The evening also featured created a sense of competition among performances by Saskatoon Children’s our partners to see who can do the most We were also able to recognize the Choir, Metis dancers Warren Isbister-Bear, for our community. As well, the Gala has inspiring participation and sponsorship Neanna Sasakamoose, Steven Prosper, brought together a wide cross-section of Don Atchison and his wife Mardele by and Courtney Anaquod, the renowned of the finest cultural performers our creating the Donald and Mardele Yevshan Ukrainian Folk Ballet Ensemble community has to offer and allowed a Atchison Fund, a permanently and Durga Fire Dance, followed by a broad audience to appreciate their talents endowed fund which will forever recognize dance with Saskatoon’s Legendary and the wonderful diversity of our cultural the legacy of their commitment to SCF and Rhythm and Blues Revue. community. to our community.

Sponsors: Platinum Silver Saskatoon Media Group Kreos Aviation Title Sponsor: Concentra Financial AREVA Resources Canada Inc. Shaw LB Distillers EY Concorde Group of Companies Muveddet Al-Katib ICR Commercial Real Estate KPMG Management services Support Novatex Graphics PCL Construction Affinity Credit Union Production Lighting Matching Partnership: Management Inc Birks and Rolex RSVP Event Design Scotiabank Gold ASL Paving Saskatoon Co-op Blossoms Living Saskatoon Co-op Diamond Boychuk Construction Corp. SaskTel Eden Consulting – Mike Tory Saskatoon Co-op Wine, Cameco Deloitte Virtus Group Grant Romancia Photography Spirits and Beer Store Cherry Insurance Graham Construction Wiegers Financial and Great Western Brewing Saskatoon Fastprint Conexus Credit Union MNP Benefits Company The James Hotel North Prairie Developments North Ridge Developments Handy Special Events Kendra Kergen Realty Executives Saskatoon Media Harden and Huyse Robertson Stromberg Signature Media Sponsor: Jerome Chomos Saskatchewan Polytechnic Saskatoon Star-Phoenix Jonathan and Andrea Thomson Jaspar Rawlco Radio Abrametz Kelly Minisofer University of Saskatchewan 23 GRANTS

Our core unrestricted granting program makes grants in 6 areas of focus. Quality of Life grants also include grants from Field of Interest Funds created by donors to support particular focus areas. QUALITY OF LIFE

AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Social Development Arts & Culture AIM Program $15,817.85 25th Street Theatre Centre Inc. $3,415.23 Autism Services $6,814.24 Free Flow Dance Theatre Inc. $2,615.08 CHEP Good Food Inc. $14,014.18 Northern Saskatchewan Children’s Festival $7,525.90 Community Legal Assistance Service Saskatoon Inner City $5,000.00 Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan $4,314.39 Capacity Building FASD Network $9,304.13 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon $3,758.75 Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation $6,868.73 Leadership Saskatoon $8,850.00 Nurturing with Rhymes $594.31 Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre $7,500.00 SARBI $9,634.79 Saskatoon Symphony Society $2,500.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council $9,493.48 Saskatchewan Association for Community living $7,805.49 Environment Saskatchewan Intercultural Association $5,505.00 Saskatchewan Environmental Society $5,000.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc $1,317.85 Saskatoon Public School Foundation $8,856.34 Saskatoon Open Door Society $8,482.07 Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation $1,931.18 Education Rotary Restorative Action Program $500.00 Association des parents fransaskois Inc. $841.30 Saskatoon YMCA $9,529.34 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. $8,648.45 Saskatoon Youth Orchestra $1,391.07 READ Saskatoon $11,850.44 Special Olympics Saskatchewan $4,275.64 Tamarack Foundation $4,420.19 Station 20 West $18,836.66 YWCA Saskatoon $11,880.24 Health Canadian Diabetes Association $10,000.00 Signature Grant Prairie Hospice Society $10,000.00 READ Saskatoon $50,000.00 Sexual Health Centre $19,573.98 SWITCH 18,149.98

24 BISHOP JAMES P. MAHONEY INSTITUTE OF THE FAMILY

This fund, created by the Diocese of Saskatoon in memory of the late Bishop of Saskatoon, grants to projects which strengthen families, often with a focus on faith.

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation St. Mary’s Summer Camp $5,000.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. Caring for the Informal Caregivers $1,100.00 Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Minds in Motion $2,500.00 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation Parental Engagement at St. Maria Goretti Community School $2,500.00 L’Arche Saskatoon Inc. Social and Spiritual Development of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities and Their Families $1,745.00 Saskatoon Youth Development Complex Inc. Summer Camp Sponsorship for Underprivileged Youth $5,000.00 Saskatchewan Association for Community Living Saskatoon Sibling Retreats $3,000.0 Columbus Bosco Homes Parent and Tot Program $5,000.00

POTASHCORP PARTNERSHIP GRANTS

Created as part of PotashCorp’s sponsorship of the PotashCorp Saskatoon Community Foundation Cultural Gala, this program focuses on youth and education, but will consider any request.

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Care & Share School Supplies Program $5,000.00 Columbus Bosco Homes St. Volodymyr Parent and Tot Family Support Centre $5,000.00 Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Active Culture $5,000.00 Child & Youth Friendly Saskatoon Youth Volunteer Program $5,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area A Mentoring Welcome to Canada $5,000.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. Youth “At-Risk” - of Academic Excellence! $5,000.00 SCI-FI Science Camps SCI-FI Science Camps School Workshops $5,000.00 Leadership Saskatoon Leadership Saskatoon 2016-17 $3,850.00 The Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc./EGADZ Emergency Formula $3,000.00

25 MACRO PROPERTIES PRAIRIE PARTNERSHIP GRANTS

This program grants to support first nations education, early childhood education and self-reliance initiatives in the communities where Macro Properties does business: Saskatoon, Prince Albert, North Battleford, Kerrobert and Esterhazy.

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon & Area Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds $5,750.00 Canadian Red Cross Society Building Community Capacity & Self Reliance Through Volunteer Leadership Development $6,000.00 Columbus Bosco Homes Bishop Klein Family Support Centre- Parent and Tot Program $5,000.00 Light of Christ Catholic School Division Alternate Education Kitchen Installation at John Paul II Collegiate $5,000.00 North Battleford Daycare Centre Lunch Area Tables, Chairs and Shelving Units $2,050.00 North Battleford Library (Lakeland Library Region) STEM Programming $4,699.75 PJ Gillen School Snoezelen Room $5,000.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. Youth “At-Risk” - of Academic Excellence! $5,000.00 Saskatoon Preschool Foundation The Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Tuition Subsidy Project $2,400.00 Town of Kerrobert Poolside Park Renovation $9,100.25 VERNA AND LIONEL MCGILLIVRAY FUND FOR CHILDREN IN SASKATCHEWAN

This fund grants to support disadvantaged children throughout the province of Saskatchewan.

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Saskatoon Indian and Metis Friendship Centre Children’s Christmas Party 2016 $2,000.00 Lumsden Beach Camp Financial Assistance Fund $2,000.00 Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatchewan D-Camp Campership Program $2,500.00 Saskatoon Friendship Inn Start a Child’s Day with Milk $3,875.72 McKitrick Community School Family Christmas Night $1,000.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Care & Share Holiday Lunch Program $4,000.00 PARTNERS Family Services Inc Humboldt Christmas Cheer $1,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt Big Brothers Big Sisters Of Humboldt Guiding Youth Through Mentoring Relationshships $3,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon & Area YIC Group Activities $3,000.00 The Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc./EGADZ Christmas 2016 $2,000.00 Pleasant Hill Community School Family Math & Literacy Games Nights $1,700.00 AIDS Saskatoon AIDS Saskatoon Christmas Hampers 2016 $2,037.86 Gordon Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre GTNT Playhouse Program $5,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince Albert Big Group Fun Program $3,000.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Camp Easter Seal $12,037.86

26 CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS

These grants strengthen organizations’ internal capacity to deliver their mission through strategic planning, volunteer development and staff and board training.

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Saskatoon Services for Seniors Organizational Development $5,000.00 Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan Board Training for Capacity $3,610.00 Out Saskatoon Cultural Engagement and Capacity Building $900.00 Prairie Hospice Society Inc. Prairie Hospice Strategic Planning and Resource Development Project $2,100.00 Saskatoon Convalescent Home Saskatoon Convalescent Home Strategic Planning Exercise 2017 $5,000.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. Using Social and Digital to Strengthen Youth Engagement & Social Enterprise Initiatives $3,390.00 STR8 UP 10,000 Little Steps to Healing Inc. Strengthening The Spirit $5,000.00

YOUTH ENDOWMENT SASKATOON

Our Youth Advisory Council sets annual priorities and makes grant decisions for this fund for children and youth.

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Saskatchewan Abilities Council Summer Fun Program $8,027.67 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Dignity Fund Program $7,000.00 Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association Disability Car Seat Replacement $6,000.00 Autism Services Autism Services Youth Social Clubs $5,000.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. Summer SCYAP Art in the Park 2016 $5,000.00 Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre.Inc/EGADZ EGADZ Summer 2016 $3,500.00 Safe Drinking Water Foundation Safe Drinking Water Foundation Kits for Schools $1,400.00

27 GRANTS FROM DONOR-DIRECTED FUNDS

SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT AGF Fund for the Family Nurturing with Rhymes Field of Interest $845.69 Allan & Margaret Brown Family Fund Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Donor Advised $913.81 Allan & Margaret Brown Family Fund Ronald McDonald House Donor Advised $1,000.00 AN2004-01 Children AIM Program Field of Interest $4,182.15 AN2004-01 Seniors Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc Field of Interest $4,182.15 Ann and Nick Shurma Memorial Fund Ukrainian Catholic Episcopal Corp. of Saskatoon Donor Designated $365.21 Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony Saskatoon Symphony Society Donor Designated $1,260.09 Anna Klassen SK Music Endowment Fund Saskatchewan Music Festival Donor Designated $2,483.29 Annie Colley Trust for Saskatoon City Hospital Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $447.15 Annie Colley Trust for University of SK University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $600.05 Antonio de Margerie Memorial Fund for French Language Association des parents fransaskois Inc Field of Interest $9,158.70 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Forever Friends of Hope Flow Through $5,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Generation Hope Youth Inc Flow Through $5,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Lighthouse Serving the Battlefords Flow Through $5,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS YWCA - Prince Albert Flow Through $5,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Prairie Hospice Society Flow Through $5,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS St. John Ambulance - Saskatchewan Flow Through $5,000.00 Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $1,539.21 Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund Autism Services Field of Interest $3,185.76 Bennee Family Foundation Fund Canadian Federation of University Women Saskatoon Donor Designated $2,434.53 Bennee Family Foundation Fund Dr. Stirling McDowell Foundation Donor Designated $608.63 Bennee Family Foundation Fund Grace-Westminster United Church Donor Designated $1,217.27 Bennee Family Foundation Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $3,043.15 Bennee Family Foundation Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $1,217.27 Bennee Family Foundation Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $3,651.80 Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund Tamarack Foundation Field of Interest $579.81 Bill & Elma Bergen Fund Nutana Park Mennonite Church Student Award $1,933.77 Bill Peterson and Paul Lavoie Fund SPCA - Saskatoon Field of Interest $363.13 Bilokreli Family Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $30,765.17 B’nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett We’re Proud of You Award Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $386.18 B’nai Brith 2012 Orest Chernyko We’re Proud of You Award Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $455.08 B’nai Brith 2013 Ian Buckwold We’re Proud of You Fund SARBI Field of Interest $365.21

28 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT B’nai Brith 2014 Paul Jaspar We’re Proud of You Award Fund University of Regina Donor Designated $353.30 Bob and Rita Mirwald St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Arthritis Society Flow Through $500.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Camp Circle O’Friends Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Crisis Nursery Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Habitat for Humanity Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Meewasin Valley Authority Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Canadian Red Cross Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald The Salvation Army Community Centre Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Saskatoon Interval House Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald SPCA - Saskatoon Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Women’s Mid-Life Health Centre Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald YWCA Saskatoon Flow Through $1,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Flow Through $2,000.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Ronald McDonald House Flow Through $2,500.00 Bob and Rita Mirwald Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Flow Through $500.00 Bremner Family Fund I 187839 Canada Institute Donor Designated $1,055.69 Bremner Family Fund I Alternatives Donor Designated $879.74 Bremner Family Fund I Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada Donor Designated $349.61 Bremner Family Fund I Bird Studies Canada Donor Designated $703.79 Bremner Family Fund I Canadian Bible Society Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Canadian Dermatology Foundation Donor Designated $1,405.30 Bremner Family Fund I Canadian Federation of Humane Societies Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Canadian Nature Federation Donor Designated $349.61 Bremner Family Fund I Canadian Society Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Canadian Wildlife Federation Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I CAUSE Canada Donor Designated $879.74 Bremner Family Fund I Christian Aid Mission Donor Designated $879.74 Bremner Family Fund I Christian Blind Mission Donor Designated $1,757.20 Bremner Family Fund I Christian Medical and Dental Society Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Doctors Without Borders Canada Donor Designated $1,405.30 Bremner Family Fund I Evangelical Medical Aid Society Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Health Partners International of Canada Donor Designated $1,055.69

29 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Bremner Family Fund I Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship of Canada Donor Designated $201.67 Bremner Family Fund I Leprosy Relief Donor Designated $349.61 Bremner Family Fund I Mission Aviation Fellowship Donor Designated $1,055.69 Bremner Family Fund I Missionary Health Institute Inc Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Nature Conservancy Canada Donor Designated $1,405.30 Bremner Family Fund I Physicians for Global Survival (Canada) Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Project Ploughshares Donor Designated $703.79 Bremner Family Fund I Saskatchewan Nature Society Donor Designated $703.79 Bremner Family Fund I Saskatoon Friendship Inn Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Saskatoon Nature Society Donor Designated $703.79 Bremner Family Fund I Saskatoon Zoo Foundation Inc Donor Designated $703.79 Bremner Family Fund I Save the Children Canada Donor Designated $175.95 Bremner Family Fund I Sierra Legal Defence Fund Donor Designated $1,405.30 Bremner Family Fund I The Gideons Donor Designated $879.74 Bremner Family Fund I The Salvation Army - Saskatchewan Division Donor Designated $349.61 Bremner Family Fund I The War Amps - Saskatchewan Donor Designated $349.61 Bremner Family Fund I University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $201.68 Bremner Family Fund I Wildlife Preservation Trust Canada Donor Designated $527.85 Bremner Family Fund I World Society for the Protection of Animals Donor Designated $527.85 Bremner Family Fund I Wycliffe Bible Translators of Canada Donor Designated $703.79 Brett Williams Legacy Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Donor Designated $333.10 Brett Williams Legacy Fund Give Kids a Chance Charity Donor Designated $333.10 Brightwater Endowment Fund Saskatoon Public School Foundation Donor Designated $968.76 Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel Congregation Agudas Isreal Donor Designated $3,389.36 Carole & Clint Forster Fund Light House Supported Living Flow Through $25,000.00 Carole & Clint Forster Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Flow Through $10,000.00 Caroline & William Schutz Endowment Fund Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation Field of Interest $131.27 Caroline Kosmas Fund Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids Donor Designated $1,525.95 Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment Fund for Children Saskatoon Public School Foundation Field of Interest $2,248.82 Chow Family Award of Excellence Scholarship St. Vladimir Institute Flow Through $1,000.00 Clifford & Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund Free Flow Dance Theatre Inc. Field of Interest $384.92 Community Foundation of Canada Saskatoon Open Door Society Flow Through $35,000.00 Community Foundation of Canada Saskatoon Open Door Society Flow Through $17,500.00 Community Living Assoc. of Saskatoon Inc. Fund Community Living Association Saskatoon Inc Agency $705.71 Crisis Nursery Agency Fund Crisis Nursery Agency $780.51 Daniel L. Hamoline Q.C. Fund Family Mediation Canada Donor Designated $578.47

30 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $477.78 David and Janice Paslawski Family Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Donor Designated $3,608.93 David Edney Fund For Theatre Gordon Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre Inc. Field of Interest $300.00 David Edney Fund For Theatre Live Five Theatre Inc. Field of Interest $300.00 David Edney Fund For Theatre Persephone Theatre Field of Interest $300.00 David Edney Fund For Theatre Saskatchewan Playwrights Centre Inc. Field of Interest $200.00 David Edney Fund For Theatre Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Field of Interest $200.00 David Edney Fund For Theatre La Troupe du Jour Field of Interest $300.00 David Sim Yip and Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund Circle Drive Special Care Home Inc Donor Designated $1,112.66 Derek Arnold Memorial Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Field of Interest $691.25 Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust Saskatoon Symphony Society Donor Designated $1,995.43 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Canadian Mental Health Association Donor Advised $2,200.00 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Saskatoon Community Foundation Donor Advised $412.66 Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund Jubilee Residences Foundation Donor Designated $859.63 Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $859.63 Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $779.06 Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund Kirklyn Humphrey Student Award $567.11 Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund University of Saskatchewan Student Award $567.11 Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Donor Designated $583.99 Dr. Jim Underhill Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Advised $10,000.00 Dr. Jim Underhill Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Advised $2,648.22 Dr. Kris Rao and Dr. Leela Rao Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $4,183.48 Dr. Mohindar Sachdev Sikh Society of Saskatchewan Flow Through $5,000.00 Dr. Mohindar Sachdev Hindu Society Flow Through $5,342.40 Dr. Ray and Helen Fast Fund Nutana Park Mennonite Church Donor Designated $637.74 Dr. Suzanne Yip & Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund Meewasin Valley Authority Donor Designated $1,321.20 Dr. Whitmer Firor Music Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $2,794.11 Duval Family Foundation Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Advised $1,952.43 Edda & Alan Ryan Fund for the Saskatoon Symphony Saskatoon Symphony Society Donor Designated $928.64 Edith May Forrest Student Award For Nursing University of Saskatchewan Flow Through $132.09 Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing University of Saskatchewan Student Award $367.91 Edward Louis Schneider Fund Canadian Diabetes Association Donor Designated $12,296.33 Edward Louis Schneider Fund Order of St Benedict Donor Designated $12,296.33 Edward Louis Schneider Fund St Joseph’s Parish Donor Designated $12,296.33

31 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support of Single Parent Education Columbus Bosco Homes Donor Advised $4,563.26 Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Flow Through $261.55 Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship University of Regina Student Award $1,000.00 Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $1,000.00 Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $738.45 Forvest Investment Inc. Ronald McDonald House Flow Through $100,000.00 Forvest Investment Inc. Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Flow Through $100,000.00 Frank & Ellen Remai Fund for Persephone Theatre Persephone Theatre Agency $88,337.74 Frank Lee Family Fund SPCA - Saskatoon Donor Designated $1,107.76 Fred F. Langford Bursary Fund University of Saskatchewan Student Award $3,817.15 Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund Saskatoon Interval House Donor Designated $1,297.61 Friends of the Bowl Friends of the Bowl Foundation Flow Through $5,062.14 Friends of the Bowl Friends of the Bowl Foundation Flow Through $98,932.37 Friends of the Bowl Friends of the Bowl Foundation Flow Through $782,961.03 George F. & Ada C. Wilson Family Fund Agriculture in the Classroom (Sask) Inc Donor Advised $1,200.00 George F. & Ada C. Wilson Family Fund CHEP Good Food Inc. Donor Advised $1,200.00 George F. & Ada C. Wilson Family Fund Saskatoon Community Foundation Donor Advised $119.76 George F. & Ada C. Wilson Family Fund Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc Donor Advised $1,200.00 George F. & Ada C. Wilson Family Fund Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Donor Advised $1,200.00 George Porteous Memorial Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Donor Designated $233.99 Gerald F. Rose & Kathryn R. (Rose) Cooper Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $804.30 Gerald F. Rose & Kathryn R. (Rose) Cooper Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $768.25 Gladys Hall Fund Autism Services Donor Designated $541.94 Gladys Hall Fund Canadian National Institute for the Blind Donor Designated $541.94 Gladys Hall Fund Meewasin Valley Authority Donor Designated $541.94 Gladys Hall Fund Ronald McDonald House Donor Designated $541.94 Gladys Hall Fund Saskatoon Interval House Donor Designated $541.94 Gladys Hall Fund Western Development Museum Donor Designated $1,083.89 Gladys Hall Fund YWCA Saskatoon Donor Designated $541.94 Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $1,237.94 Golf Family Fund for St. Paul’s Hospital St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $827.41 Gordie Howe Fund for Alzheimer’s Research Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Field of Interest $691.64 Gordon and Peggy Racine Family Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $4,199.30 Gordon and Peggy Racine Family Fund YWCA Saskatoon Donor Designated $4,199.30

32 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Gordon Birney Memorial Fund YWCA Saskatoon Donor Designated $1,194.93 Gush Family Fund Saskatchewan Parkinsons Disease Foundation Donor Designated $367.49 Gush Family Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $367.49 Gush Family Fund The Salvation Army Community Centre Donor Designated $367.50 Gush Family Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $367.49 Gush Family Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $367.50 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $85.82 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund Lung Association of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $85.82 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Donor Designated $85.82 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund Saskatoon Friendship Inn Donor Designated $85.82 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund The Salvation Army Community Centre Donor Designated $171.62 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund The War Amps Donor Designated $85.81 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $257.45 Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $1,263.67 Hegedus and Mann Family Fund for Children Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $382.77 Herb Pinder Jr. University of Saskatchewan Flow Through $25,000.00 Herb Pinder Jr. Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild Inc. Flow Through $10,000.00 Honourable Patricia M. Blacklock Linn Fund Prairie Hospice Society Donor Advised $2,938.83 Howard Lindberg Memorial Award University of Saskatchewan Student Award $1,131.28 Hume Family Fund Saskatoon Nature Society Donor Designated $133.35 Investors Group READ Saskatoon Flow Through $5,500.99 Investors Group Saskatoon Restorative Action Program Flow Through $5,500.99 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Autism Services Donor Advised $250.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Canadian National Institute for the Blind Donor Advised $250.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Canadian Red Cross Donor Advised $500.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Cystic Fibrosis Canada Donor Advised $250.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation Donor Advised $250.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation Donor Advised $250.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation Donor Advised $500.00

33 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund READ Saskatoon Donor Advised $1,425.43 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Rotary Restorative Action Program Donor Advised $1,425.40 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Victoria Hospital Foundation Donor Advised $500.00 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Region Imagine Fund Wa Wa Shrine Patient Transportation Fund Donor Advised $250.00 Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund Carlton Trail College Student Award $1,221.67 Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund Carlton Trail College Student Award $1,278.33 Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund University of Saskatchewan Student Award $2,500.00 Jack & Janet Merrick Family Fund Saskatchewan Abilities Council Field of Interest $506.52 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Care and Share Saskatoon Inc. Donor Advised $3,052.29 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatchewan Abilities Council Donor Advised $763.07 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatchewan Music Educators Association Donor Advised $1,144.61 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Donor Advised $1,144.61 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund SWITCH Donor Advised $1,526.15 Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Donor Designated $446.48 Jean & Vern Trotter Family Fund Saskatchewan Cancer Agency - Saskatoon Cancer Centre Donor Designated $762.15 Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund EGADZ Donor Designated $274.54 Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund Teen Challenge Inc. Donor Designated $274.55 Jim and Phyllis Speers Fund Saskatoon Community Clinic Foundation Donor Designated $7,635.68 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary Mount Royal University Student Award $2,500.00 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary Simon Fraser University Student Award $2,191.63 Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund Simon Fraser University Donor Advised $308.37 Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Advised $2,130.49 John & Alice MacLellan Memorial Scholarship Fund St. Francis Xavier University Field of Interest $1,122.91 John and Bernice Williams Legacy Fund Autism Services Donor Advised $1,757.72 John Kostyna Fund SK Cancer Agency - Saskatoon Cancer Centre Donor Designated $526.97 John Kostyna Hospital Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $267.74 John Kostyna Hospital Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $267.74 John Nyquist Fund Heartland Regional Health Authority Donor Designated $1,214.85 John Nyquist Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $1,214.85 John Nyquist Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $1,214.84 John Partington Loved Kids Fund Saskatoon YMCA Field of Interest $470.66 Joseph Young Memorial Fund for Children & Youth FASD Network Field of Interest $695.87 JOTEL Family Fund Saskatoon Public School Foundation Field of Interest $1,143.66

34 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Joyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth READ Saskatoon Field of Interest $8,149.56 JSA Fund Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan Field of Interest $685.61 Junior Achievement Saskatchewan Fund Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Agency $705.71 Kearley/Millennium III Fund The Salvation Army Community Centre Donor Designated $544.65 Kilduff Family Endowment Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $3,483.70 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon AIM Program Flow Through $99.00 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation Friends of the Broadway Theatre Inc. Donor Advised $4,409.00 Kostiuk Memorial Family Fund for Arthritis Arthritis Society of Saskatchewan Field of Interest $351.55 Kostiuk Memorial Family Fund for Children at Risk Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Field of Interest $351.55 Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship Fund University of Saskatchewan Flow Through $619.06 Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship Fund University of Saskatchewan Student Award $3,038.03 Latrace Family Fund for Children Saskatchewan Association for Community living Field of Interest $2,194.51 Lyell Gustin Musical Legacy Fund Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. Agency $705.71 MacLennan Family Fund Station 20 West Field of Interest $1,163.34 Marg & Don Ravis Family Fund Ronald McDonald House Donor Advised $3,946.34 Margerie Fund for Ecumenism Prairie Centre for Ecumenism Donor Designated $976.97 Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $675.30 Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund Sexual Health Centre Field of Interest $426.02 Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship For The Study of Communication University of Regina Student Award $4,673.95 Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship For The Study of Communication University of Saskatchewan Student Award $4,673.95 Meckelborg Memorial Fund Canadian Diabetes Association Donor Designated $1,050.30 Meewasin Naturally Fund Meewasin Valley Authority Agency $28,145.32 Meewasin Naturally Fund Meewasin Valley Authority Agency $645.16 Meewasin Naturally Fund Meewasin Valley Authority Agency $753.14 Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund University of Fraser Valley Student Award $1,069.13 Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund Lighthouse Supported Living Inc Donor Advised $1,260.63 Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre Donor Advised $1,000.00 Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund SPCA - Saskatoon Donor Advised $1,500.00 Michael C Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund University of Saskatchewan Student Award $2,631.54 Mitsubishi Hitachi Family and Community Fund Autism Services Donor Advised $500.00 Mitsubishi Hitachi Family and Community Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Donor Advised $499.31 Mitsubishi Hitachi Family and Community Fund CHEP Good Food Inc. Donor Advised $500.00 MNP Community Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Flow Through $18,550.00 Mona Chappell Flow Through READ Saskatoon Flow Through $4,487.31 Mona Chappell Flow Through READ Saskatoon Flow Through $5,000.00

35 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA SPCA - Saskatoon Donor Designated $131.97 Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate Provincial Home Donor Designated $8,236.73 Nasser Family Foundation Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Advised $3,632.21 Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund CHEP Good Food Inc. Field of Interest $985.82 Nels, Anna & Evelyn Dahl Nursing Education Fund University of Saskatchewan Student Award $3,147.05 North Prairie Developments Ltd. McClure Place Foundation Flow Through $5,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Samaritan Place Flow Through $5,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. STARS Air Ambulance Flow Through $2,500.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Flow Through $2,500.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Flow Through $3,500.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Parkinson Canada Inc. Flow Through $1,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Habitat for Humanity Flow Through $5,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Ronald McDonald House Flow Through $10,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Legacy Fund READ Saskatoon Donor Advised $1,991.44 North Ridge Development Corporation Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $8,815.07 North Ridge Developments Inc. Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Flow Through $40,000.00 Northern SK International Children’s Festival Fund Northern SK International Children’s Festival Agency $736.22 ONIRO Fund Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Donor Designated $587.78 ONIRO Fund Give Kids a Chance Charity Donor Designated $587.78 Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund Great Plains College Student Award $775.00 Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund Kindersley and District Food Bank Inc. Student Award $106.46 Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund University of Regina Student Award $775.00 Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund West Central Crisis and Family Support Student Award $500.00 Pearson Family Fund The Bridge on 20th Fellowship Centre Donor Designated $505.14 Peter Zakreski Columbus Bosco Homes Flow Through $436.74 Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth Saskatoon Open Door Society Field of Interest $1,517.93 Postle Family Fund 25th Street Theatre Centre Inc Field of Interest $1,584.77 PotashCorp Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Flow Through $700,000.00 PotashCorp Children’s Discovery Musuem Flow Through $1,500,000.00 PWM Community Fund Muskowekwan School Flow Through $5,039.21 PWM Community Fund Horison School Division Flow Through $15,535.15 Quinn Stevenson Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan Student Award $1,561.48 Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund Congregation Agudas Isreal Donor Designated $380.10 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Donor Designated $78.23 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $39.12 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $39.11 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre Donor Designated $78.23 36 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon Friendship Inn Donor Designated $78.23 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon Interval House Donor Designated $78.23 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $39.11 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund The Salvation Army Community Centre Donor Designated $39.12 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $52.15 READ Saskatoon READ Saskatoon Agency $736.22 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Flow Through $1,500.00 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account University of Saskatchewan Advancement Flow Through $400.00 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Flow Through $2,000.00 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Flow Through $100.00 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Flow Through $200.00 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account Canadian Bible Society Flow Through $100.00 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account City of Saskatoon Flow Through $100.00 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Emmanuel Hospital Association ( Canada) Inc Donor Advised $1,000.00 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Global Gathering Place Donor Advised $1,342.28 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Light House Supported Living Donor Advised $1,500.00 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Okema Society for Christian Development Donor Advised $1,000.00 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Donor Advised $1,000.00 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Donor Advised $2,000.00 Ross M. Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Designated $455.62 Rossnagel Family Fund SWITCH Field of Interest $1,850.02 Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing, U of S University of Saskatchewan Flow Through $293.15 Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing, U of S University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $1,206.85 Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund Canadian Lutheran World Relief Donor Designated $684.25 Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund Lutheran Theological Seminary Donor Designated $684.25 Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund LutherCare Foundation Donor Designated $684.25 Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund The Salvation Army Community Centre Donor Designated $684.25 Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon Music Festival Saskatoon Music Festival Association Donor Designated $1,118.02 Sam & Dorothy Jackson Fund Saskatoon Interval House Donor Designated $1,494.05 Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund Ronald McDonald House Agency $1,009.15 Saskatchewan Dental fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $2,503.59 Saskatchewan Emergency Medical Association (SEMSA) Flow Through Fund Canadian Paramedic Memorial Foundation Flow Through $2,480.00 Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Assoc. Student Award Saskatchewan Polytechnic Flow Through $2,444.92 Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Assoc. Student Award Saskatchewan Polytechnic Student Award $1,529.93 Saskatoon & Region Home Builders Association Career Development Fund Saskatchewan Polytechnic Student Award $639.87

37 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT Saskatoon Citizens Centennial Endowment Fund Northern Saskatchewan Children’s Festival Field of Interest $2,474.10 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. Fund Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc Agency $705.71 Saskatoon French School Agency Fund Saskatoon French School Agency $439.95 Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids Agency Fund Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids Agency $748.53 Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund Saskatoon Public Library Field of Interest $1,754.90 Saskatoon Jazz Society Fund Saskatoon Jazz Society Agency $724.77 Saskatoon Music Festival Association Sheila Shinkewski Fund Saskatoon Music Festival Association Agency $822.86 Saskatoon Opera Endowment Fund Saskatoon Opera Association Agency $393.85 Saskatoon Prairieland Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Flow Through $7,032.27 Saskatoon Prairieland Saskatoon Search and Rescue Flow Through $10,000.00 Saskatoon Prairieland Ronald McDonald House Flow Through $7,032.27 Saskatoon Symphony Society Endowment Fund Saskatoon Symphony Society Agency $2,763.47 Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers’ Memorial Award Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Donor Designated $1,313.09 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Unrestricted Fund $2,487.08 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund for Kids in Sport Give Kids a Chance Charity Donor Designated $1,569.87 Shauna Wellman Fund Saskatoon Zoo Society Donor Designated $3,483.53 Shauna Wellman Fund SPCA - Saskatoon Donor Designated $3,483.54 Shellbrook and District Health Service Foundation Fund Shellbrook & District Health Service Foundation Agency $171.85 Station Arts Centre Co-Operative Endowment Fund Station Arts Centre Cooperative Agency $4,695.69 Sutton Financial Group Community Fund YWCA Saskatoon Field of Interest $1,744.57 Ted Henson Family Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $723.10 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Arthritis Society Donor Advised $3,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Canadian National Institute for the Blind Donor Advised $3,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Prairie Hospice Society Donor Advised $4,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund READ Saskatoon Donor Advised $2,500.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Saskatoon Open Door Society Donor Advised $3,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Saskatoon Public School Foundation Donor Advised $2,921.31 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Donor Advised $2,500.00 Tori Slade Fund Grosvenor Park United Church Donor Designated $704.48 United Way of Saskatoon-The Tomorrow Fund United Way of Saskatoon & Area Agency $20,245.74 Vern & Clara Welker Fund Habitat for Humanity Donor Designated $23,289.22 Vern & Clara Welker Fund Ronald McDonald House Donor Designated $23,289.22 Vern & Clara Welker Fund Saskatoon Community Clinic Foundation Donor Designated $23,289.22 Vern & Clara Welker Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $23,289.22

38 SOURCE OF GRANT ORGANIZATION FUND TYPE AMOUNT

Vern & Clara Welker Fund YWCA Saskatoon Donor Designated $23,289.22 W.E.C. Trust for Children Special Olympics Saskatchewan Field of Interest $724.36 Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Agency $10,869.03 Wayne Wiens Fund for Big Brothers Big Sisters Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Agency $1,699.97 Western Development Museum Legacy Fund Western Development Museum Agency $6,164.38 William (Bill) Cooper Entrepreneurship Student Award Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation Student Award $537.49 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund Saskatoon Symphony Society Donor Designated $328.11 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Donor Designated $328.11 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund University of Saskatchewan Donor Designated $328.10 CKOM ADOPT A FAMILY $17,557.14 SMART & CARING COMMUNITY GRANTS

Each grant of $100 was made by a weekly winner of “Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener” on John Gormley’s radio program to the winner’s charity of choice.

Allen Blair Cancer Centre Hemophilia Saskatchewan Sick Kids Foundation Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Kids Sport Carrot River Chapter SPCA - Saskatoon Canadian Cancer Society Masonic Youth Leadership Camp St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Canadian Mental Health Association MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division STARS Air Ambulance Canadian National Institute for the Blind Regina Humane Society Sun Country Health Region Canadian Red Cross Regina Pro Life Association Swift Current SPCA Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Salvation Army - Prince Albert Town of White City Children’s Wish Foundation Salvation Army - Regina Victoria Hospital Foundation Chris Knox Foundation Saskatoon Community Youth Victory Family Church Circle Drive Special Care Home Inc Arts Programming Inc. World Vision Canada CKOM Adopt a Family Saskatoon Friendship Inn

39 MAKING CONTACT SALUTE 2016!

Quality of Life Grants is the Saskatoon Jay Stark from Sutton Financial Group Community Foundation’s core brought greetings as our sponsor. As unrestricted granting program. This well, we invited 2015 Cornerstone of the program grants more funds to Saskatoon Community Award recipient John Cross charities than any other granting program to talk about his many decades of work in at SCF. Our unrestricted funds come building our community, not only through from gifts from literally thousands of his innovations in crop science, but also donors over the years, all of whom made through his mentorship and support for so the decision to allow SCF discretion to many businesspeople and entrepreneurs grant the funds where they can make in our community. Dean Dodge from the greatest impact on our city’s quality Saskatoon Family YMCA spoke about our ON MAY 10, 2016, CHARITIES, DONORS, of life. Our granting policy and dedicated 2015 Signature Grant, which created a committee of community volunteers new outdoor play and learning space for VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF GATHERED ensures that our grants respond to the the YMCA’s daycare, ensuring that young AT PRAIRIELAND PARK FOR SALUTE!, relevant issues facing our community children in our city have the opportunity A CELEBRATION OF THE SASKATOON today. to develop and grow in a healthy and positive environment. (The 2016 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION’S 2016 In 2016, SCF continued its special focus Signature Grant to READ Saskatoon was QUALITY OF LIFE GRANTS. SALUTE! on children in the first 2000 days of life. made later in the year and is profiled on HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPACT OF SCF’S By continuing to focus on young children, page 9 of this report!) SCF hopes to make a lasting impact on an STRATEGIC GRANTMAKING FOR OUR entire generation of kids in our community. Thanks to all our donors and supporters DONORS AND SUPPORTERS, PROVING for giving the Saskatoon community THE VALUE OF THE CHARITABLE Sponsored in 2016 by Sutton Financial Foundation the resources to ensure Group, Salute! reflects SFG’s focus on that charitable projects of all types are LEGACIES THEY CREATE THROUGH building resources for the long-term. supported in our community! OUR FOUNDATION. Salute pays tribute to the charities, staff and volunteers, who each year carry out L to R: Greg Keller, SCF Chair; Jay the will of our donors by using SCF grants Stark, Sutton Financial Group;, Carm to provide programs and services that Michalenko, SCF Executive Director; improve the quality of life in Saskatoon. John Cross, Cornerstone of the Salute! also pays tribute to the many Community Award Recipient. donors over our 46 year history who gave generously to ensure that our community would be supported through the work of these wonderful organizations. 40 SCF’S RECONCILIATION JOURNEY

Between the late 1880s and 1996, the The task is not easy. Community residential school system took over foundations, as per CRA regulations 150,000 indigenous children from their support registered charities with their homes, families and communities. grants. However, very few charities across According to Justice Murray Sinclair, head Canada or in Saskatoon have a distinctly of the TRC, at least 6000 children died indigenous focus, though many do serve a in the care of that system. However, the significant number of indigenous people. federal government stopped recording the So, in order for SCF to focus its granting deaths around 1920 after the chief medical on themes of reconciliation, we must seek officer at Indian Affairs suggested children out new partnerships between charities, were dying at an alarming rate. The TRC indigenous groups or programs that may fears that the number may have been as not have charitable status, and other many as 30,000. funders who can assist us in projects that can improve indigenous and non- In June 2016, the Board of Directors indigenous communities in Saskatoon for SCF signed the Philanthropic and area. Community’s Declaration of Action on the TRC. SCF staff participated in the Walk “RECONCILIATION CANNOT BE for Reconciliation in June, participated in the National Reconciliation Gathering at DELEGATED.” THE TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION Wanuskewin in June, and attended the COMMISSION AND ITS CALLS TO ACTION Wicihitowin Conference on Aboriginal It has to be real and genuine. It has to be everyone’s job. You sincerely respect AFFECT EVERY CANADIAN AND RIGHTLY Engagement in October. Also in October, SCF assisted in presenting a public the people and relationships you build COMPLICATE AND CHALLENGE OUR screening of the animated film, The with them. At SCF, we don’t yet know NOTIONS OF CITIZENSHIP. ALL OF US, Secret Path, written and directed by and all the possible paths and directions that our reconciliation journey will take. AS INDIVIDUALS AND IN THE ROLES featuring the music of Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip, which tells the story of We don’t know, any more than any WE PERFORM IN OUR COMMUNITIES, a young man who died trying to escape Canadian, where our work will take us. MUST CHALLENGE OURSELVES TO his residential school in 1966. Over the We begin by acknowledging the truth of the past, committing as people and as FIND PATHWAYS TO HEALING AND last three years, indigeous representation has begun to grow on SCF committees, an organization to work toward healing, RECONCILIATION. IN 2016, THE most particularly the Grants Committee. and seeking a vision of a better future in SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION As our relationships grow, we look to which we can proudly proclaim Canada the “true north, strong and free.” MADE RECONCILIATION AN AREA a more inclusive future, with a better representation of all the cultures and OF FOCUS FOR OUR ACTIVITIES IN concerns that make up our community. SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR VIBRANT COMMUNITY.

41 STRATEGIC ALLIANCE AWARD VERECO HOMES LTD AND THE SASKATCHEWAN ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY

EACH YEAR, THE SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION HONOURS A SASKATOON BUSINESS WITH ITS STRATEGIC ALLIANCE AWARD. THE AWARD RECOGNIZES THE BUSINESS PARTNER IN AN ONGOING ALLIANCE BETWEEN A BUSINESS AND A CHARITY, WITH OUTCOMES THAT ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN SASKATOON AND BENEFIT BOTH THE CHARITY AND THE BUSINESS. THE AWARD ENCOURAGES STRATEGIC, SUSTAINING, COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH CLEARLY DEFINED GOALS AND MEASUREABLE OUTCOMES. THE PURPOSE OF THE AWARD IS TO HIGHLIGHT LONG-TERM WIN-WIN PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN CHARITIES AND BUSINESSES.

The 2016 recipient of the Strategic in our community who share the same L to R: Ronn Lepage, Vereco Homes Alliance Award is Vereco Homes Ltd. values and interests in environmentally Ltd.; Allyson Brady, Saskatchewan Vereco is at the forefront of green sustainable building, so it is very much a Environmental Society; Carm Michalenko, building and environmentally friendly and benefit to Vereco to partner with SES. SCF Executive Director; Greg Keller, economical homes. Vereco’s support of the SCF Chair. Saskatchewan Environmental Society has Congratulations to Vereco Homes Ltd on enabled them to create two very important being the recipient of the 2016 Strategic projects together: the Saskatchewan Alliance Award! As the charity partner, Living Green Expo and the SES Solar the Saskatchewan Environmental Society Co-op (the first renewable energy co-op in receives a $5000 grant from the Saskatoon Saskatchewan). Working with SES brings Community Foundation. Vereco Homes in contact with many people

42 MAKING CONTACT RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS DAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2016

SCF ALSO ADDED A NEW FACET TO ITS RAK DAY ACTIVITIES, WITH A RANDOM ACT OF GRANTING.

HELPING EACH OTHER IS THE HEART AND SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY HERE IN SASKATOON. $2000 was granted to Saskatoon Indian FROM OUR PIONEER DAYS TO WELCOMING OF NEWCOMERS TO OUR CITY IN THE LAST and Metis Friendship Centre to support FEW YEARS, SASKATOON HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT SHARING EACH OTHER’S BURDENS the promotion of Indigenous Futures, a federal program that establishes RESPs AND PULLING TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE GREAT THINGS. EVEN OUR SELF-PROCLAIMED for needy families to ensure all Canadians TITLE OF “KINDNESS CAPITAL OF CANADA” KEEPS GETTING STRONGER AS MORE have access to education. SCF has PEOPLE THAN EVER, ALL OVER THE CITY, TOOK PART IN RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS embarked on its journey toward healing and reconciliation in 2016, so look for DAY ON FRIDAY, NOV 4, 2016 more acts of sharing and support for our First Nations friends and communities as we move toward a better future for all Random Act of Kindness Day 2016 was the Saskatoon Community Foundation’s 4th Canadians in the knowledge that we are annual city-wide celebration of kindness promoting a “Pay It Forward” movement in all treaty people. the community that takes place annually on the first Friday in November. In 2016, we more than doubled the number of “Kindness Crews” compared to the 2015 event. These So many people participating, working groups actively took to the streets on RAK Day, offering small kindnesses and handing out separately and in teams, helped our “Pay it Forward” cards to all those they encountered. city to retain its self-appointed title of “Kindness Capital of Canada.” The In 2016, RAK Day was driven via social media and our website. Kindness Crews signed Saskatoon Community Foundation thanks up online, and Twitter, Facebook and Instagram (with the hashtag #RAKYXE) were used to and commends everyone (and especially document many spontaneous acts of kindness taking place throughout our community. the organizing committee!) who helped Many people shared their stories of kindness anonymously online, adding momentum to to make Random Act of Kindness Day a our kindness movement! great success! 43 MAKING CONTACT YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL

SCF WANTS TO CONNECT YOUNG PEOPLE YACs attend regular meetings to learn TO THE SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY, about community charities and decide on the types of projects that will be GETTING THEM INVOLVED AT AN EARLY supported each year, based on the AGE IN GIVING TO THEIR COMMUNITY most important needs for youth in our AND LEADING THE WAY FOR A BRIGHT community. They work together to plan fundraising and awareness events, and FUTURE IN THE COMING GENERATIONS. finally, they decide which community charities will receive grants! It’s a big Our Youth Advisory Council members, responsibility, but it’s also a lot of fun! The who are sometimes known as YACs, are Youth Advisory Council makes it grants L to R: Ryssa Alarcon, Kelly He, Harkirat the dedicated young men and women from a special fund created to support Bhullar, Matt Zheng, Shreya Pahwa, between the ages of 14 & 19 who help to youth projects. Adult Advisor, Dennis Lee, Yuxin Bai, Lars determine which youth programs will be Kishchuk, Sid Pahwa, Albert Barsukov, supported by the Saskatoon Community and Adam Heagle Foundation each year.

YOUTH ENDOWMENT SASKATOON

In order to support its development of grants from the fund. In 2012, the YAC Youth in Philanthropy, SCF created a renamed the fund Youth Endowment special fund for youth projects. Many Saskatoon, creating the anagram, YES! donors came together with many gifts in This new name reflects the positive spirit 2002 to create the fund which was then of youth, as well as the YAC’s desire to known as the Batting 1000 Endowment say YES! to requests for support! for Children and Youth. In 2004, our newly created Youth Advisory Council made its first round of grants from the fund. Since then, each year, a new group of youth has come together to learn about charity, set priorities for youth projects, and make

44 LEADERSHIP AWARD IJEOMA NWAMUO OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF SASKATOON

THE LEADERSHIP SASKATOON PROGRAM IS A DYNAMIC, NINE MONTH ADULT EDUCATION CURRICULUM INVOLVING MENTORSHIP, SELF-ASSESSMENTS, SITE VISITS, INTERVIEWS WITH CURRENT LEADERS, SEMINARS WITH GUEST EXPERTS, GROUP DISCUSSIONS, AND PROJECTS. THE SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION’S LEADERSHIP SASKATOON AWARD PROVIDES FUNDING FOR A VOLUNTEER OR STAFF MEMBER OF A LOCAL CHARITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM, PROMOTING LEADERSHIP IN THE CHARITABLE SECTOR.

Ijeoma Nwamuo was born in Nigeria and Women of Saskatoon since 2008. citizens of our community. received her Bachelor of Laws from the Knowing that life for women in developing The Saskatoon Community Foundation University of Nigeria in 1999. She worked countries can be very challenging, she has congratulates Ijeoma Nwamuo, the in many roles in the legal profession in channelled her knowledge and passion recipient of the 2016 Leadership Nigeria before ultimately emigrating to toward helping women from other parts Saskatoon Award! Canada in 2005 after completing post- of the world find the mentorship, support graduate studies in the UK. Ijeoma has and resources to overcome vulnerabilities been the Executive Director of International affecting their ability to succeed as new

45 IMAGINE A BRIGHTER FUTURE THANKS TO YOUR GIFTS WE CAN HELP YOU MAKE CONTACT WITH THE FUTURE OF OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH CHARITABLE GIVING.

When you decide to establish an endowment fund with Saskatoon Community Foundation is a charity itself with ongoing the Saskatoon Community Foundation, you are making expenses. Contributors to the Administrative Endowment recognize a lasting commitment to the future of our community. the importance of building the Foundations’ capacity to lead and serve You can make gifts of cash, a designation in your will, a the community. life insurance policy, real estate, or a gift of appreciated publicly traded securities. These gifts to the Foundation Agency Endowments are funds established by charities to generate are invested in perpetuity with the income granted to annual income for their use. charitable organizations. This means your original gift will make an impact in the community today, tomorrow, and Managed Funds are also established by charities, but are not forever. endowed. The funds can be withdrawn at any time, but benefit from being part of the larger pool of investments. TYPES OF FUNDS Unrestricted Funds provide the Foundation with the most flexibility Please contact the Foundation at (306) 665-1766 or visit in responding to grant applications. This type of fund is not tied to any saskatooncommunityfoundation.com for more details on how to set specific agency or field of interest, which allows the Foundation to up a fund. address pressing, changing needs of the community. Community Builders are donors who make deferred gifts—a life Field of Interest Funds are established by donors who wish insurance policy, a charitable trust, or a bequest by will. Although the to support a specific charitable field of interest, such as arts, gift is deferred, tax benefits can be immediate. education, health, family and community, or the environment. Based on the donor’s field of interest, the Foundation selects appropriate Flow Through Funds are not endowed. Donors may flow funds projects to support. through the Foundation to the cause of their choice following Canada Revenue Agency regulations. We award flow through grants on behalf Donor Designated Funds are established by donors to support one of individuals, families, or businesses. or more specific charitable organizations in perpetuity. The Saskatoon Fund, home to our memorial, tribute and Century Donor Advised Funds enable donors to be actively involved each Club donations, is one of the many funds that make up our year in recommending recipient charities. Unrestricted Fund. Memorial and tribute gifts allow friends and family to donate in memory or in honour of a loved one. Century Club is Student Awards are established in the name of a donor, or in honour the club for “everyday philanthropists.” Launched by Ross Pinder in of someone else, to help individuals receive education or training they 1982 to recognize Saskatoon’s 100th birthday, Century Club members might not otherwise be able to access. commit to donate at least $100 a year.

46 YEAR IN REVIEW PROACTIVE PARTNERS IN STEWARDSHIP & MANAGEMENT 5.11%

GRANTS: $5,172,015 DONATIONS: $2,301,819 10 YEAR AVG RETURN FUNDRAISING: $283,416

We can create the future we desire earnings to improve our community in entire process, with expert advice on through prudent management, best accordance with our donors’ wishes. policy from the Investment Committee. practices and the best expert advice. The management of our investment The Investment Committee also works SCF’s responsibility as the manager and portfolio is accomplished through an closely with the staff of Greystone steward of many different donor funds active partnership between our Board of Managed Investments to invest our assets is something we take very seriously. We Directors, our Investment Committee and according to policy, establish performance recognize that each donation, no matter the professionals of Greystone Managed benchmarks and monitor the performance the size, reflects trust in our ability to Investments. The Board of Directors of our portfolio. invest wisely and use the investment provides guidance and oversight to the

OUR INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY REFLECTS THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES: • Protect the capital of the fund • Recover the costs of managing and • Use an investment style that focuses • Maintain a reserve for future declines administering funds and providing on the long term in the market donors with a wide array of • Achieve the granting objectives of philanthropic services the Foundation

In fulfilling our fiduciary responsibilities, our goal is to obtain competitive total returns over the long term. This is accomplished through a strategic allocation of fixed assets among equities and fixed income securities.

47 2016 AT A GLANCE FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Endowment $37,571,438 $37,056,608 $37,510,122 $33,980,234 $29,877,586 ASSETS Operations $507,485 $417,644 $353,117 $120,927 $89,988

REVENUE Investment Income $1,323,071 $712,545 $2,954,421 $3,207,196 $1,821,820

Donations (including $2,301,819 $4,322,808 $8,432,265 $3,164,825 $3,987,652 estate bequests)

Net Fundraising $283,416 $333,182 $487,688 $362,019 $333,272

EXPENDITURES Grants $5,172,015 $5,225,196 $5,051,298 $2,001,779 $2,280,159

Net Operating $734,981 $835,281 $676,035 $622,080 $522,196 Expenditures

2016 2015 2014 2013

10 YEARS OF 10.3 INVESTMENT 3.22 2.02 8.55 RETURNS

48 KEY INDICATORS 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

RATE OF RETURN 3.22% 2.02% 8.55% 10.30% 6.48%

ADMIN CHARGES TO ENDOWED FUNDS 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50%

GRANT DISBURSEMENT AS A % OF ENDOWMENT 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50%

TOTAL NUMBER OF FUNDS 314 305 298 261 249

NUMBER OF ENDOWED FUNDS 268 260 256 227 220 (excluding Agency Funds) NUMBER OF AGENCY ENDOWED FUNDS 25 24 23 18 12

NUMBER OF MANAGED FUNDS 21 21 19 16 17

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 14.85 12.1 6.48 2.67 1.6 -10.73 49 ENDOWED FUNDS

FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE AGF Fund for the Family Field of Interest Fund $32,740.68 Alain and Cindi Gaucher Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $36,119.22 Alice Molloy Fund Unrestricted Fund $38,099.62 Allan and Beverley Pettigrew Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $6,062.84 Allan and Margaret Brown Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $71,510.26 Amberlea and Derek Chabot Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $8,059.77 AN2004-01 Children Field of Interest Fund $113,353.32 AN2004-01 Seniors Field of Interest Fund $113,353.32 Ann and Nick Shurma Memorial Fund Designated Fund $9,899.07 Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony Designated Fund $34,153.36 Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment Fund Designated Fund $67,307.11 Annie Colley Trust for Saskatoon City Hospital Designated Fund $12,119.49 Annie Colley Trust for University of Saskatchewan Designated Fund $16,263.68 Antonio de Margerie Memorial Fund for French Language Field of Interest Fund $248,238.26 Archie and Betty Cook (Sandul) Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $127,005.81 Arthur, Valentine and Alan Bull Fund Unrestricted Fund $364,234.96 Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy Donor Advised Fund $192,146.48 Audrey Bentley Fund Designated Fund $24,973.59 Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund Designated Fund $58,884.44 Bart and Cindy Hunter Fund Field of Interest Fund $97,180.08 Bennee Family Foundation Fund Designated Fund $329,928.67 Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund Field of Interest Fund $15,715.10 Bill and Elma Bergen Fund Student Award $52,413.11 Bill Peterson and Paul Lavoie Fund Field of Interest Fund $9,842.42 Bilokreli Family Fund Designated Fund $848,958.51 Bishop Andrew Roborecki Foundation Inc. Managed Fund $186,000.00 Bishop James P. Mahoney Institute of the Family Donor Advised Fund $700,615.11 B’nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett - We’re Proud of You Award Fund Designated Fund $10,467.25 B’nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko - We’re Proud of You Award Fund Designated Fund $12,334.62 B’nai Brith 2013 Ian Buckwold - We’re Proud of You Award Fund Field of Interest Fund $9,937.72 B’nai Brith 2014 Paul Jaspar - We’re Proud of You Award Fund Designated Fund $9,575.98 B’nai Brith 2015 Milton Taylor - We’re Proud of You Award Fund Designated Fund $9,868.17 Bob and Laura Lacoursiere Fund Unrestricted Fund $17,032.76 Bob Fawcett 2013 - Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $4,921.22 Bray Memorial Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $20,000.00 Bray Memorial Fund Designated Fund $30,000.00 Bremner Family Fund Designated Fund $10,932.54

50 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE Bremner Family Fund Designated Fund $619,341.69 Brett Williams Legacy Fund Designated Fund $29,268.85 Bridge City Social Dance Association Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,859.90 Brightwater Endowment Fund Designated Fund $26,257.28 Buckwold Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $133,185.45 Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel Designated Fund $91,865.70 Bus Bell and Ab Flavelle Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $3,019.83 C.A. and Eileen M. Wheaton Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,581.79 Canadian Progress Club (Saskatoon Downtown) Fund Donor Advised Fund $51,596.33 Caroline and William Schutz Endowment Fun Field of Interest Fund $16,018.53 Caroline Kosmas Fund Designated Fund $41,359.41 Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment Fund for Children and Youth Field of Interest Fund $60,952.15 Charles Larre Never Give Up On A Dream Fund Unrestricted Fund $44,892.66 Cherry Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $131,723.59 Cherry Insurance Employees Fund Unrestricted Fund $46,032.59 Cherry Insurance/SGI Canada 60th Anniversary Fund Unrestricted Fund $107,039.99 Chris MacAulay Fund Unrestricted Fund $9,373.02 Clifford and Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund Field of Interest Fund $10,432.89 Community Aid and Resource Centre Fund Unrestricted Fund $39,720.05 Community Living Association of Saskatoon Inc. Fund Agency Fund $19,443.63 Community Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $6,091.77 Congregation Agudas Managed Fund Managed Fund $2,933,317.73 Cornerstone Managed Fund Managed Fund $10,403.78 Daniel L. Hamoline Q.C. Fund Designated Fund $15,884.07 Darlene and Gordon Knapp Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $6,909.53 Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund Designated Fund $12,949.64 David and Janice Paslawski Family Fund Field of Interest Fund $97,816.92 David Edney Fund for Theatre Field of Interest Fund $118,933.52 David Sim Yip and Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund Designated Fund $30,157.61 Dennis and Rosemary Hunt Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $17,158.53 Derek Arnold Memorial Fund Field of Interest Fund $20,717.50 Diane McClockin Fund Unrestricted Fund $11,979.27 Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust Designated Fund $54,084.35 Dinny Holroyd 2014 Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,735.85 Don and Mardele Atchison Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,000.00 Don and Vivian Horosko Fund Designated Fund $30,899.43 Doreen and John McConnell Fund Donor Advised Fund $70,813.56 Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund Designated Fund $47,877.10 Dorothy and Jack Webb Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $56,877.37 Doug and Irene Schmeiser Fund Designated Fund $24,336.99 Doug Gillespie Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,233.62

51 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE Doug Hodson 2012 Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,166.02 Doug Knott Fund Unrestricted Fund $10,916.17 Dr. Anthony Becker Fund Unrestricted Fund $16,754.21 Dr. Austin Forsyth Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $37,633.64 Dr. David Kaplan 2014 - Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $4,813.15 Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund Student Award $30,741.79 Dr. Gordon and Betty Bray Arts Fund Designated Fund $100,000.00 Dr. Gordon and Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Designated Fund $16,910.38 Dr. Gordon and Betty Bray Memorial Fund Designated Fund $300,301.37 Dr. Hugh and Sheryl McKee Fund Unrestricted Fund $94,145.60 Dr. Jim Underhill Fund Donor Advised Fund $347,477.51 Dr. Kris Rao and Dr. Leela Rao Fund Designated Fund $113,389.78 Dr. Ray and Helen Fast Fund Student Award $18,783.36 Dr. Suzanne Yip and Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund Designated Fund $35,809.89 Dr. Whitmer Firor Music Scholarship Student Award $75,732.01 Duval Family Foundation Fund Donor Advised Fund $57,617.68 Edda and Alan Ryan Fund for the Saskatoon Symphony Designated Fund $25,169.79 Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing Student Award $9,971.76 Edward Louis Schneider Fund Designated Fund $1,058,609.14 Edwards Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $15,634.17 Elaine and Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support of Single Parent Education Donor Advised Fund $128,302.27 Emigh Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $8,965.94 Ernie and June Gabert Fund Unrestricted Fund $9,044.87 Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship Student Award $47,119.31 Family & Friends Community Foundation Managed Fund Managed Fund $1,418,936.45 Flaman Group of Companies Fund Unrestricted Fund $35,483.54 Frank and Ellen Remai Foundation Fund Unrestricted Fund $18,739.30 Frank and Ellen Remai Fund for Persephone Theatre Agency Fund $2,433,906.34 Frank Germaine Fund Unrestricted Fund $695,188.33 Frank Lee Family Fund Designated Fund $31,361.35 Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund Unrestricted Fund $1,686,867.51 Fred and Margaret MacDermid Administration Fund Administration Fund $371,735.27 Fred F. Langford Bursary Fund Student Award $103,604.26 Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund Designated Fund $35,170.52 George and Ada Wilson Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $133,345.82 George Porteous Memorial Fund Designated Fund $6,342.25 Gerald F. Rose and Kathryn R. (Rose) Cooper Memorial Scholarship Student Award $23,110.24 Gladys Hall Fund Designated Fund $117,510.79 Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital Designated Fund $33,553.31 Golf Family Fund for St. Paul’s Hospital Designated Fund $22,426.16 Gordie Howe Fund for Alzheimer’s Research Field of Interest Fund $38,157.41

52 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE Gordon and Peggy Racine Family Fund Designated Fund $227,636.33 Gordon Birney Memorial Fund Designated Fund $34,354.91 Gush Family Fund Designated Fund $55,766.67 Hardenne Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,844.89 Hardy Souls of ‘76 Memorial Scholarship Fund Student Award $12,946.81 Harold Empey 2011 Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $9,755.07 Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund Designated Fund $47,273.44 Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship Student Award $34,250.59 Hegedus and Mann Family Fund for Children Designated Fund $10,374.34 Henry and Cheryl Kloppenburg Fund Designated Fund $26,707.89 Herb and Thelma Butler Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $26,946.25 Honourable Patricia M. Blacklock Linn Fund Donor Advised Fund $80,145.18 Howard Lindberg Memorial Award Student Award $30,662.30 Howard Stensrud 2010 Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $9,882.16 Hub City Curling Club Fund Designated Fund $93,500.62 Hume Family Fund Designated Fund $10,952.75 Ian and Meredith Sutherland Fund Unrestricted Fund $10,168.62 Ila and Asit Sarkar Fund for Community Inclusiveness Field of Interest Fund $30,840.41 Investors Group Saskatchewan West Central Imagine Fund Donor Advised Fund $193,971.87 Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund Student Award $100,872.37 Jack and Bev Shiffman Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $13,592.26 Jack and Janet Merrick Family Fund Field of Interest Fund $13,751.58 Jack and Sylvia Vicq Fund Donor Advised Fund $206,823.97 Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund Designated Fund $12,101.16 Jan Pinder Family and Friends Fund Unrestricted Fund $8,009.95 Janet and Robert Johnston Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $112,683.29 Jean and Vern Trotter Family Fund Designated Fund $27,050.08 Jeret and Kelly Bode Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,087.76 Jim and Kathy Weber Family Fund Designated Fund $14,882.48 Jim and Phyllis Speers Fund Designated Fund $206,958.33 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary Student Award $59,402.07 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund Donor Advised Fund $168,511.40 Joe and Jessie Zeman Fund Unrestricted Fund $8,714.96 Joel Levine and Michael Levine Fund Unrestricted Fund $35,485.47 John and Alice MacLellan Memorial Scholarship Student Award $60,871.10 John and Bernice Williams Legacy Fund Donor Advised Fund $47,641.68 John and Mary Lou Montgomery Fund Unrestricted Fund $64,912.35 John Cross 2015 Cornerstone of the Community Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,207.59 John Kennedy Trust Fund Unrestricted Fund $157,166.95 John Kostyna Fund Designated Fund $14,881.28 John Kostyna Hospital Fund Designated Fund $14,761.62

53 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE John Nyquist Fund Designated Fund $103,093.41 John Partington Loved Kids Fund Field of Interest Fund $15,859.27 Jonathan and Andrea Abrametz Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $25,445.52 Joseph Young Memorial Fund for Children and Youth Field of Interest Fund $18,861.01 JOTEL Family Fund Field of Interest Fund $32,450.33 Joyce and Keith Douglas Fund Unrestricted Fund $21,912.41 Joyce Jackson Trust for Children and Youth Field of Interest Fund $220,886.48 JSA Fund Field of Interest Fund $32,169.69 Jubilee Residences Managed Fund Managed Fund $1,027,200.36 Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Agency Fund $25,278.30 Kearley/Millennium III Fund Designated Fund $14,762.35 Keith and Jeanette Thomson Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $62,994.84 Kilduff Family Endowment Designated Fund $96,066.85 Kimpton Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $13,863.28 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation Donor Advised Fund $272,259.66 Klombies Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $13,505.27 Kostiuk Memorial Family Fund for Arthritis Field of Interest Fund $9,528.33 Kostiuk Memorial Family Fund for Children at Risk Field of Interest Fund $9,528.33 Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship Fund Student Award $82,343.21 Lamarsh Emigh Ring Fund Unrestricted Fund $17,058.76 Langley Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $6,250.00 Larson Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,730.31 Latrace Family Fund for Children Field of Interest Fund $59,480.13 Light of the Prairies Managed Fund Managed Fund $83,638.49 Lottie Gibaut Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,671.89 Lyell Gustin Musical Legacy Fund Agency Fund $20,439.65 MacLennan Family Fund Field of Interest Fund $31,531.36 Mah Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $16,251.41 Marg and Don Ravis Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $149,042.99 Margerie Fund for Ecumenism Designated Fund $26,479.67 Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way Designated Fund $18,303.51 Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund Field of Interest Fund $11,546.76 Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship Student Award $253,366.30 Meckelborg Memorial Fund Designated Fund $30,310.57 Meewasin Naturally Fund Agency Fund $830,066.90 Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund Student Award $28,977.67 Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $102,207.62 Michael C Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund Student Award $71,325.42 Miller Thomson Foundation Unrestricted Fund $7,364.29 Mitsubishi Hitachi Family and Community Fund Donor Advised Fund $40,637.55 Morgan Evans Scholarship Student Award $11,078.00

54 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA Designated Fund $3,576.87 Mrs. Margaret C. Harris C.M. and Dr. Arthur L. Harris Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,162.89 Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund Designated Fund $223,249.18 Mrs. Wallie Kathe Riemer Memorial Vocal Scholarship Student Award $5,808.02 Murray and Dusty Levine Fund Unrestricted Fund $35,485.47 Naomi Forster Fund Unrestricted Fund $5,129.63 Nasser Family Foundation Fund Donor Advised Fund $99,612.67 Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund Field of Interest Fund $26,719.78 Nels, Anna and Evelyn Dahl Nursing Education Fund Student Award $85,297.82 Norah English Gray Fund Unrestricted Fund $33,005.99 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Legacy Fund Donor Advised Fund $63,885.83 North Ridge Development Corporation Fund Designated Fund $247,480.36 Northern Saskatchewan International Children’s Festival Fund Agency Fund $20,284.53 Olive Suitor Fund Unrestricted Fund $71,912.80 ONIRO Fund Designated Fund $39,902.14 Oscar and Doris Elviss Fund Donor Advised Fund $58,448.95 Other Gifts Administration Endowment Fund Administration Fund $36,931.28 Pearson Family Fund Designated Fund $20,327.02 Pearson Family Student Award Student Award $30,777.70 Perry Foster Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $17,600.34 Phyllis and Rnold Smith Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $108,307.59 Pontikes Family Fund for Children and Youth Field of Interest Fund $49,822.17 Postle Family Fund Field of Interest Fund $42,953.65 Quinn Stevenson Memorial Scholarship Student Award $42,322.43 R. John and Agnes M. Adams Fund Unrestricted Fund $22,921.15 Ralph and Lucille Katzman Fund Designated Fund $10,302.26 Ram and Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Designated Fund $14,135.47 Randy and Merle Meidl Fund Unrestricted Fund $14,312.40 Ray and Bev Hodson Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $48,919.90 Read Saskatoon Fund Agency Fund $20,284.53 READ Saskatoon Inc. Managed Fund Managed Fund $84,115.67 Rhonda and Greg Keller Fund Unrestricted Fund $10,485.66 Rob Dumont Fund Field of Interest Fund $14,123.56 Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Donor Advised Fund $242,682.35 Ross and Margaret Pinder Memorial Fund Unrestricted Fund $65,261.82 Ross M. Harwood and Brenda Banbury Fund Designated Fund $24,698.06 Rossnagel Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $50,143.10 Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing, U of S Student Award $32,710.58 Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund Designated Fund $74,184.11 Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon Music Festival Association Designated Fund $30,303.11 Sam and Dorothy Jackson Fund Designated Fund $40,494.81

55 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund Agency Fund $31,787.90 Saskatchewan 4H Foundation Managed Fund Managed Fund $337,824.01 Saskatchewan 4H William Cooper Award Managed Fund $208,609.79 Saskatchewan Archaeological Managed Fund $79,899.61 Saskatchewan Arts Board Managed Fund $836,437.84 Saskatchewan Arts Board Endowment Managed Fund $4,966,175.94 Saskatchewan Dental Fund Designated Fund $129,597.16 Saskatchewan Foundation For The Arts Managed Fund Managed Fund $932,714.47 Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association Student Award Student Award $54,916.58 Saskatoon Crisis Nursery Agency Fund Agency Fund $21,504.87 Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Association Career Development Fund Student Award $19,733.36 Saskatoon Citizens’ Centennial Endowment Fund Field of Interest Fund $67,058.15 Saskatoon Community Service Village Managed Fund Managed Fund $295,059.56 Saskatoon Convalescent Home Foundation Managed Fund $208,527.62 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. Fund Agency Fund $19,443.63 Saskatoon French School Agency Fund Agency Fund $12,121.51 Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids Fund Agency Fund $20,972.62 Saskatoon Fund Unrestricted Fund $2,729,937.59 Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund Designated Fund $47,564.97 Saskatoon Hub City Optimist Club Maloff Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $57,261.09 Saskatoon Jazz Society Fund Agency Fund $19,995.80 Saskatoon Music Festival Association Sheila Shinkewski Fund Agency Fund $22,671.41 Saskatoon Music Festival Managed Fund Managed Fund $31,578.86 Saskatoon Opera Endowment Fund Agency Fund $10,851.56 Saskatoon SPCA Ray Duerr Managed Fund Managed Fund $231,123.07 Saskatoon Symphony Society Endowment Fund Agency Fund $76,139.75 Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers’ Memorial Award Fund Designated Fund $35,590.22 SCF Gala Administration Fund Administration Fund $76,812.49 SCF Gala Fund Unrestricted Fund $1,646,489.77 Scotiabank Fund Unrestricted Fund $14,496.88 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund Unrestricted Fund $84,416.19 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund for Kids in Sport Designated Fund $42,550.08 Shauna Wellman Fund Designated Fund $188,836.20 Shellbrook & District Health Services Managed Fund Managed Fund $210,117.63 Shellbrook and District Health Service Foundation Fund Agency Fund $15,844.09 SJR Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $50,203.19 St. Eugene Managed Fund Managed Fund $207,614.35 Station Arts Center Cooperative Endowment Fund Agency Fund $139,358.39 Stephen & Michelene Worobetz Foundation Managed Fund Managed Fund $4,977,205.12 Stewart and Phyllis Schoenhals Fund Unrestricted Fund $7,726.75 Susan Lamb Fund for Meewasin Valley Agency Fund $23,099.13

56 FUND NAME TYPE ENDING BALANCE Sutton Financial Group Community Fund Field of Interest Fund $60,847.64 Sydney Inskip Administration Fund Administration Fund $85,514.71 Sydney Inskip Fund Unrestricted Fund $85,147.24 Sylvia Fedoruk Fund Unrestricted Fund $295,233.74 Ted Henson Family Fund Designated Fund $20,107.53 Tom Molloy and Blair Nelson Tribute Fund Administration Fund $61,752.34 Tony and Mary Banks Family Fund Donor Advised Fund $567,053.23 Tori Slade Fund Designated Fund $20,219.19 Trevor and Sharon Forrest Fund Designated Fund $11,536.98 United Way of Saskatoon-The Tomorrow Fund Agency Fund $562,257.61 Val and Sandy Muyers Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $32,023.12 Vern and Clara Welker Fund Designated Fund $3,156,167.09 Verna and Lionel McGillivray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan Field of Interest Fund $1,305,101.44 W.E.C. Trust for Children Field of Interest Fund $19,633.01 W.T.A. Flavelle Trust Unrestricted Fund $17,633.24 Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund Agency Fund $299,466.70 Wayne and Arline Sanderson Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $14,989.81 Wayne Wiens Fund for Big Brothers Big Sisters Agency Fund $64,621.00 Wes and Elsie Heinrichs Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $9,907.43 Wes Bolstad Fund for Meewasin Valley Authority Agency Fund $18,740.54 Western Development Museum Legacy Fund Agency Fund $169,842.63 William (Bill) Cooper Entrepreneurship Student Award Student Award $19,633.65 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund Designated Fund $26,679.02 Yausie Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $168,769.64 YMCA of Saskatoon Managed Fund $374,164.39 Youth Endowment Saskatoon (YES) Field of Interest Fund $1,055,599.54 Zdunich-Yelich Family Fund Unrestricted Fund $6,423.75 FLOW THROUGH FUNDS

FUND NAME ENDING BALANCE Bray Memorial Shelter for Women $25,000.00 Bray Memorial Welcoming Fund $25,000.00 Edney, David $24,000.00 Kinsmen Learning Commons $8,946.70 Mayor’s Marathon $4,595.00 MNP Community Fund $81,800.00 North Prairie Developments Flow Through Fund $297,892.00 OSP Community Development Corp $23,430.82 Realtors, Association of Saskatchewan $5,725.90 Robert and Lura Mae Sider Social Capital Account $5,369.99

57 OUR DONORS INDIVIDUALS

Dennis Abgrall Floyd and Nina Bigsby Dr. Lyn and Janet Chow Jonathan and Andrea Abrametz Bryan and Donna Bilokreli Marcia Clark Maria Agioritis Norm Biram Randall Clay Donna Alberts Moira Birney Beth Clelland Sharon Alberts John Blacklock Patricia Coghlan Muveddet and Omer Al-Katib Douglas and Merle Bocking Annie Colley Donna Anderson Jeret and Kelly Bode Elizabeth Cook Isabel Anderson Richard and Brenda Bond William (Bill) and Gail Cooper Brandon Anholt Patricia Bowman Harvey Craig George Armitage Estate of Betty Bray Evelyn Dahl-Esplin Roger and Laurie Arnold Gordon and Betty Bray Oddett Dalsocoro Gilbert Assie Muriel Bremner Waylon Danyluk Colin Baerg Ronald and Muriel Bremner Troy Davies Brenda Baker Beverley and John Brennan Thomas (Casey) and Karen Davis Brenda Banbury Tom Brossart John and Sandra Day Anthony and Mary Banks Allan and Margaret Brown Therese de Margerie Mary Banks Erika Brueckner Elva Dent Claire Banting Clarice Buckwold Joe Dierker Mason Barclay Neil Buechler Jo-Anne R. Dillon Jonny Bast James and Angela Bugg Vera and Dave Dion Gary and Joan Bauer Estate of Arthur Bull Robert Dodds Dr. Anthony and Catherine Becker Ev Burnett Keith Douglas Mary Beckett Dr. John D. and Betsy Bury Les and Irene Dube Shari Bedient Carolynn Butler Allan and Renee Duddridge Lois Beggs Dave and Bev Butler Carol Duval Audrey Bentley Robert and Doreen Callander Maurice and Janet Duval Myrna and Brian Bentley Robert (Bob) Campbell Rick and Carol Duval Ronald and Patricia Bentley Michael Carey Inez Early William Bergen Derek and Amberlea Chabot David Edney Darlene Bessey Warren Champ Arnold and Evelyn Edwards Carroll Best Mona Chappell Estate of W. Arnold Edwards Randy Best Scott and Connie Cherry Dale and Perlita Elviss Trent Bester Tim Cheveldae Oscar Elviss

58 Jean Emigh James Gilbert Ken Howland Maureen Emigh Estate of Peter Golf Scott Hryciuk Robert and Joan Emigh Peter Golf Brad Hubbard Brad Empey Harold and Christine Gonyou Clara Hume Harold Empey Rick and Wendy Gore-Hickman Dennis and Rosemary Hunt David and Rhea Engdahl Susan and Bruce Gossen Bart and Cindy Hunter Peggy and Thomas English Gerald and Bettina Grandey Michael and Marian Ilitch James Estes Heather Gray Estate of Sydney Catherine Inskip Neil Evans Gail Gray-Degenhardt Sydney Inskip Orin Ewert Ted Greenaway Martin and Lorie Irwin Ray and Helen Fast Terry Grieve Helen Isackson Estate of the Honourable Dr. Sylvia Fedoruk Barbara Gush Dorothy Jackson Don and Carolyn Fenton Dr. Carol Haines Georgina Jackson Charlene and George Ferguson Lorraine Halabisky Jennifer Jackson Ron and Geri Fernet Gladys Hall Madeleine and Bart Jackson Dave Fetsch Estate of Patrick Drohan Halpin Glenn and Linda Jacobson Larry Fiddler Joanne Hamlin Paul and Jan Jaspar Robert Finley Zane and Wendy Hansen Ivan Jen Joan Fior Kirsten Britt Hanson Robert and Rosemary Johnston Doris Firor John and Roswitha Hardenne Dean Jones Bryan Flanagan Joe Hargrave Cole and Brittany Kachur Ab Flavelle Todd Harms Terri Kachur David and Bonnie Flood Jack and Cherry Ann Harris Ralph Katzman Kathryn Ford Ross Harwood Marlo and Ev Kearley Trevor and Sharon Forrest Kevin Hegedus Greg and Rhonda Keller Clint and Carole Forster Betty-Ann Heggie Gwen Kennedy Estate of Naomi Galena Forster Betty-Ann and Wade Heggie John Kennedy Gay Forster Brian Henderson Dr. James and Anita Kerr Estate of Ethel Forsyth Ted and Mary Henson Andrey Kharitonov Perry Foster Craig Hermann John Kilduff Ron and Carolyn Friesen Cary Hewitt Kieron Kilduff Carl and Denise Frohaug Terrel Hill Pauline Kilduff June Gabert Rick Hillestad Curtis Kimpton Dolly Gardiner Barney Hjertaas Thomas Kishchuk Muriel Garven Beverly Hodson Anna Klassen Alain Gaucher Douglas and Kim Hodson Lissa Klassen Cindi Gaucher Frank Hohn Robert and Marie Klombies David (Tom) E. Gauley Brigitte Holl Henry and Cheryl Kloppenburg B. Ann Geddes Gary and Dinny Holroyd Gordon Knapp Frank Germaine Bill Hood Brian and Adeline Knapper Andre Gignac Don and Vivian Horosko Holly Ann Knott Leo Gignac Garth Howell Shawn and Julie Koester

59 Kerny and Pat Korchinski Dr. Myles and Loren MacLennan W. Thomas Molloy Naida Kornuta Marie MacNeil Janet Montgomery John Kostyna Kenneth and Angelique MacNeill John and Mary Lou Montgomery Brian Kowalchuk Wally and Colleen Mah Terry Moore Brigette Krieg Ed Mahan Tracy Muggli Darryl Krip Estate of Gary Maloff Conrad Nadeau Annette Kuckartz Betty Mann Dr. Kay W. Nasser Mauricio and Larissa Kuperman Dana Mann Mona Nasser Effie Kutsogiannis David and Lana Manson Blair Nelson Jim Kvammen Joe Marcoux Al and Leona Neufeld Laura Lacoursiere Estate of Therese de Margerie Craig Neville Robert and Donna Laing Keith Martell Lucia and Ron New William and Margery Lampman Nadia Maruschak-Clay Dennis Nieth Fred Langford Mary Matiko John Nyquist Eric Langley Clifford Matthews Estate of Mary Lou Ogle Wilfred (Fred) Langley Lisa Mattice Karen Omelan-Davis Marie Lannoo Harold and Barbara Maximovich Bobby and Peggy Orr Andrew Larocque Leon and Ollie Mazurek Vetha Paine Vilda and Harold Latrace Diane McClocklin David and Janice Paslawski Betty Anne Latrace-Henderson John McConnell Sr. Emilia Patenaude Paul Lavoie Kathleen McCorkell John and Rena Pearson Scott Lawrie Colleen McDonald Steve Pek Dorothy Lee Dan and Blanche McDonald Randy Penner Marlene and Ken Lee Ian and Caroline McDonald Richard Penny Jeff Leibel Alan McDougall Donald Perault Shona LeMay Verna and Lionel McGillivray Bill Peterson Stacey Lemieux Donald and Adelle McIvor Beverley and Allan Pettigrew Robert Letourneau Dr. Hugh and Sheryl McKee Gerry Pinder Michael Levine Donald McKercher Margaret and Ross Pinder Estate of Howard Lindberg Todd McLellan Patricia Pinder Dale Linn James (Jim) McQueen Richard Pinder Jason Lins Jerry (Jerome) and Janine Meckelborg Tom Pinder Doug Lipka Melanie Meckelborg Herb Jr. and Madeleine Pinder Bruce Loraas Randy and Merle Meidl Bev Pister Janet Loveridge Janet Merrick Larry Pleau Dara Lukoni Carm Michalenko Thomas Plishka Fred and Margaret MacDermid Robert and Sharon Middelkoop Melissa Poirier Cindy MacDonald Susan Milburn Diane Pontikes Heather Macdonald Carolyn Mills Ken Pontikes Kay MacDonald Dale and Patricia Miquelon Lola Pontikes Joan MacIntyre Bob and Rita Mirwald Arthur Postle Matilda (Mickey) MacLellan Laurie Moen Arthur and Janet Postle 60 Noreen Powell Lorie Smith Margaret (Madge) Tubby Tron Power Phyllis and Rnold H. Smith Brian and Kathy Turnquist Bob and Barb Racine Beverley Somerville Jack and Sylvia Vicq Stanley Radford Earl Spafford Curt and Jen Wagner Drs. Kris and Leela Rao Phyllis Speers Pat Walker Terry Rath Jim Spinney Barbara Wallace Don and Marg Ravis Cathy Sproule Theran Walters Sandee Reed Dennis St. Amand Charles and Ruth Watson Bob (Wilson) Reid Paul St. Amour Estate of John H. Webb Paul Riemer John Stack Jack Webb David Riley Roger Stalwick Jim and Kathy Weber Tony Romaniuk Robert and Lynn Stark Estate of Clara Madeline Welker Gladys Rose Patricia Stavenjord Jim Werbicki Todd Rosenberg Kristie Steele Nadine Wightman Brian and Laurel Rossnagel Howard and Rita Stensrud Andrew Williams Cy and Doreen Rouse Patricia Stephenson John and Bernice Williams Christine Ruys Craig and Bonny Stevenson George and Ada Wilson Alan and Edda Ryan Perry Stradeski Kurt Wintermute Mohindar Sachdev Connie Strautman Terry and Patricia Wirth Orest and Pauline Sadownick Margaret Strautman Garry Worobec Wayne and Arline Sanderson Duane and Krista Strayer Cliff and Betty Wright Lindsay Sandomirsky Neil Strayer Dennis and Francine Yathon Asit and Ila Sarkar Richard Strayer Darryl Yausie Philippine Schaan-Dumont Paulette Strelioff James Yausie Dr. Doug and Irene Ositis Schmeiser Olive Suitor Raymond Yip Dr. Ralph and Marg Schneider Ian and Meredith Sutherland Suzanne Yip Edward Schneider Ron Sutherland Yvonne Yip Campbell Mark Schoenhals Bob and Twylla Sutton Deb Young Carolyn Schur Bradley Sylvester Madeleine Young Dale Schutz Louis and Nancy Tapper Ron and Joan Young Kevin Scott Murray Taylor Tammy Young Jeffrey Seaver Norman and Ruth Taylor Wanda Young Larry and Irene Seiferling Gerald Tegart Greg and Olivia Yuel Daniel Shapiro Keith and Jeanette Thomson Leonard Yungwirth Ram and Sudesh Sharma Donald and Donna Thorsen Peter and Elaine Zakreski Arnie and Linda Shaw Marlene Thorsen Sharon Zakreski-Werbicki Malcolm and Fae Sheppard James Toporowski Murray Zaleschuk Kenneth Shiffman Kendra and Dallas Townsend Darlene Zanidean Robert and Lura Mae Sider Irene Trofimenkoff Honourable Lynne Zdunich-Yelich Darcy and Leslie Sigurdson Estate of Jean Trotter Joe Zeman Rod Sigurdson Jean Trotter Jerrie and Ruth Ziegeman Karen Simonson Gerald and Janine Trudel Arthur Slade Jason and Jillian Trudel 61 BUSINESSES & CORPORATIONS

101027767 Saskatchewan Ltd. Canadian Conference of the Arts First Nations Bank of Canada 101052610 Saskatchewan Ltd. Canadian Progress Club Flaman Sales Ltd. 101238225 Saskatchewan Ltd. Canadians In Support of AIL Flooring Covering Direct 1016725 Ontario Limited Canoe Financial LP Forvest Investment Inc 1832 Asset Management L.P. Canpotex FYI Eye Care Services and Products Inc. 617270 Saskatchewan Ltd. CDSPI Advisory Services Inc. GCIC Ltd 619871 Saskatchewan Ltd. Cherry Insurance Genworth Financial Mortgage Insurance Co. A. Chabot CPA Prof. Corporation Clarington Funds Inc. Glaslyn Agencies Inc. A.C. Flooring & Installations (2004) Ltd. Clockwork Health Connections Inc. Graham Construction & Engineering Inc. ABC Canada Technology Group Ltd. Concentra Financial Graham Management Services LP Action Office Interiors Concorde Group Corporation Greystone Managed Investments Affinity Credit Union Conexus Credit Union GSBM Trucking Ltd. AGF Funds Inc. Co-operators Group Limited Gustin House Airline Hotels & Resorts Ltd Craven Sport Services Halsbury Partnership 2008 All Weather Windows Ltd. Creative Fire Hamm Construction Ltd. Anderson Pumphouse Croatia Industries Ltd. Henry Moulin Realty AODBT Architects D & S Development Inc. Horizon Laser Vision Center Inc. Arbutus Meadows Partnership D & S HOMES IA Clarington Investment Inc. Areva Resources Canada Inc. D. Boyko C.A. Professional Corporaton ICR Commercial Real Estate ASL Paving Ltd. DCG Philanthropic Services Inc. Industrial Machine & Mfg. Inc. Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Deloitte & Touche Foundation Canada Investors Group Financial Services Inc. Bank of Nova Scotia Dentistry Canada Fund Investors Sask. West Central Benchmark Contracting Corporation Dodge City Auto Ivy Dining and Lounge BHP Billiton Dr. C.D. Britton Dental Prof J & J Meckelborg Holdings Ltd. Blackhart Holdings Inc. Dr. Chow and Associates Jaymon Hill C.A. Professional Corporation Blackheart Excavating Ltd. Dr. Dangstorp Dental Prof. Corp. Jeff Henkelman C.A. Profesional Corporation BMO Bank of Montreal Dr. Jawed Akhtar Medical Professional Corporation Jes Jon Holdings Ltd. BMO Staff Exp Dr. M. R. Conlon Medical Prof. Corp JNE Welding Boston Pizza Dr. Rick Gore - Hickman Medical Prof. Corporation John Agioritis Law Counsulting Prof. Corporation Boychuk Investments Ltd. Dr. W. Hugh McKee Medical Prof. Corp. Jonathan Abrametz Professional Corporation Braid Flooring Ltd. Dream Asset Management Corporation Jubilee Ford Saskatoon Bridge City Electric Sask Ltd. Econo Lumber Jump.ca Wireless Bridge City Social Dance Associaton Ehrenburg Homes Ltd. Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Corporation Broda Group Ltd. Partnership Energy Management Task Force JW C.A. Professional Corporation Brunner’s Construction (2011) Ltd. Ensign Drilling Partnership K + S Potash Canada GP Byron Mack C.A. Professional Corporation Episcopal Corporation of Saskatoon K3 Holdings Ltd. CAA Saskatchewan Ernst & Young LLP Kachurs Golf Course Cameco Corporation Federated Co-operatives Ltd. KMP Law North Canada Guaranty Mortage Insurance Company Feed-Rite, A Division of Ridley Inc. Kozan Insurance & Investments Services Inc. Canada Life Fidelity Investments Canada Limited KPMG Management Service LP 62 L & L Gravel & Ranching Co. Ltd. Pow City Mechancial Sentry Select Capital Corporation Legacy Homes Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Sheet Metal Local 296 SK Trade Promotion Fund Leland Kimpinski Law Priviti Capital Corporation Sierra Investments Ltd. London Life Insurance Company Quantum Capital Corp. Simba Investments Ltd. Loraas Disposal Services Ltd. Rawlco Radio Sprague-Rosser Contracting Co. Mackintosh Management Ltd. RBC Foundation Spring Creek Berry Barn MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP RBC Royal Bank Stantec Consulting Ltd. Macro Properties Realty Executives Saskatoon StarPhoenix Manulife Financial Redhead Equipment Stone Pointe Estates Ltd Maple Leaf Consumer Foods Inc. Rempel Bros. Construction Stuart Olson Construction Inc. March Consulting Associates Inc. Ridley Inc. Suncorp Valuation Ltd. Matlock Holdings Ltd. Riverside Dodge Chrysler Jeep Superior Millwork Ltd. Mayor’s Gala Cornerstone Award RK Thomson C.A. Prof Corp Sutton Financial Group Meckelborg Financial Group Inc. Royal LePage Hallmark T. Knight C.A. Professional Corporation Merlin Ford Lincoln Robertson Stromberg LLP T. Webb Surveys Inc. Mid West Eye Care Institute Ronald Brown C.A. Professional Corporation TBS - Collision and Auto Glass Mid-West Group of Companies Ronald Enterprises Ltd. TCU Financial Group Millennium III Capital Corp. RSVP Event Design TCU Place Mine Supply Company of Saskatchewan Russell Investments Group Inc. Thomson Jaspar & Associates Miners Construction Co. Ltd. S.O. Asher Consultants Ltd. Tim Stewart C.A. Professional Corporation Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Canada Ltd. SAF C.A. Professional Corporation Tony Romas Saskatoon Ribs Ltd. MNP LLP Safeway, Sobeys West Inc. Tony Romas Stonegate Ribs Ltd. Moksha Yoga Saskatoon Inc. San Jose Sharks LLC Toronto-Dominion Bank for the Quinn Stevenson Moon Lake Golf Course Sanderson Securities Ltd. Memorial Scholarship Mosaic Canada ULC Saskatchewan Blue Cross Tourism Saskatchewan MSG Sports and Entertainment LLC Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority Inc. Tourism Saskatoon Mudjatik Enterprises JV Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association Traxx Footwear Nickel Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Co. Trevor Friesen C.A. Professional Corporation North Prairie Developments Saskatoon & Region Home Builders Assoc. Inc. Twilight Framing North Ridge Development Corporation Saskatoon Agri Auto Parts Inc. V & S Plumbing and Heating Ltd. Northern Lights Casino Saskatoon Blades Hockey Club Vancouver Canucks Ltd. Partnership Nu-Fab Building Products/Kitchen Craft Saskatoon Co-operative Association Ltd. Venus Enterprises Inc. PA Midget AAA Mintos Saskatoon Media Group Victoria Square Pharmacy Ltd. Pace Inc. Saskatoon Prairieland Park Victory Majors Investments Corporation Paslawski Enterprises Ltd Saskatoon Region Association of REALTORS Virtus Group LLP PCL Construction Management Inc. Saskatoon Soccer Centre Inc. Vortec Mechanical Sales Inc. Pelican Signs & Decals Saskatoon Tribal Council Inc. W Law Group Phil Elenko Realty Prof.Corp. SaskTel Centre Wajax Equipment Pimco Canada Inc. Save The Planet Holdings Ltd. Walmart Canada Corp. Pineland Metal Products Inc. Scotiabank West Michigan Hockey Inc. Pinfam Holdings Co. Ltd. Scotiabank Wealth Management West Wind Aviation Points Athabasca Scott Land & Lease Ltd. Westcap Management Ltd. Potash Corporation of Sask. Inc. Seaweed Transportation Whitecap Development Corp. 63 Wiegers Financial and Benefits Worley Parsons Canada William Joseph Communications Wright Construction Western Inc. WMCZ Legal Professional Corporation Wyant Group NON-PROFITS

Arthur & Valentine Bull Foundation Inc. Joseph Alfred Remai Family Foundation Inc. Saskatoon City Police Service Bennee Family Foundation Inc. Jubilee Residences Inc. Saskatoon Community Service Village Inc. Big Brothers / Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Saskatoon Council on Aging Bishop Andrew Roborecki Foundation Inc. Leslie & Irene Dube Foundation Inc. Saskatoon Gateway Players B’Nai Brith Silver Plate Lottery Account Light of the Prairies Society Inc. Saskatoon Inner City Preschool Foundation Inc. Board of Education of The Saskatoon School Lighthouse Supported Living Inc. Saskatoon Jazz Society Division No 13 of Saskatchewan MARLAR Foundation Inc. Saskatoon Music Festival Association-Sheila Brownlee Family Foundation Inc. Maunders McNeil Foundation Inc. Shinkewski Fund Children’s Hospital of Saskatchewan McClure Place Foundation Saskatoon Opera Association City Centre Bingo Meewasin Valley Authority Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra City of Saskatoon Miller Thomson Foundation Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan Oliver Lodge SaskTel Community Aid Resource Centre Persephone Theatre Shellbrook and District Health Service Community Foundations of Canada Prairie Spring Care Homes St. Eugene’s Roman Catholic Parish Community Living Association Saskatoon Inc. R. John & Agnes M. Adams Charitable Trust Fund Station Arts Centre Cooperative Congregation Agudas Israel READ Saskatoon Inc. Stephen & Michelene Worobetz Foundation Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Richardson Foundation Inc. Sunesis Foundation Family & Friends Community Foundation Ronald McDonald House United Way of Greater Toronto Frank J. Flaman Foundation Samaritan Place United Way of Saskatoon and Area Friends of Saskatchewan Children Inc. Sask Energy University of Saskatchewan Government of Canada Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation University of SK - Office of the President Grace Westminster Church Saskatchewan Archaeological Society Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Grandmothers 4 Grandmothers Saskatoon Saskatchewan Foundation for the Arts Wayne Gretzky Foundation (Canada) Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Saskatchewan Literacy Network Inc. Winnipeg Jets True North Foundation Habitat For Humanity Saskatoon Inc. Saskatchewan Polytechnic YMCA of Saskatoon Inner City Schools Foundation Saskatchewan Polytechnic - Saskatoon Campus J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation IN HONOUR

Bill Madder Greg Keller Lewis Smale Den and Sharon Aredelan John Cross Gladys Rose Grant and Karen Wright Scott Wickenden Gladys Rose Family

64 IN MEMORY

Eleanor Dagg Gerri Dickson Ben Niekamp Mary Lou Montgomery Michael Dubyk Eldon Russell Norum Shirley Ryan Harry Ferguson Phyllis Richardson Margarie Alberts David Gauley Edwin Ritz Robert Roy Atkinson Eugene Gryba Albert (Rocky) Rochelle Joseph Baier Terry Houde Adrian Rosen Cecile Baribeau Gordie Howe Dawn Sawatzky Ron Bazylak Grainne Hurley Glenn Sheffield Gordon Benjaminson James Kozmyk Margaret Shoemaker Julia Borsa Margaret Livingstone Linda Smith Gordon Bowman Eileen MacDonald Keith Stead Betty Bray Albert Manegre John Volk Dr. Garth Bruce Mary Mazurkewich Joyce Wilkinson Juliette Campbell Ben Meckelborg Brett Williams Richard Chalmers Reinhold Meckelnborg Ian Wilson Glenn Custer Robert Mitchell Lori Woolford Harry Dahlem Mary Lou Montgomery Nellie Woznica Peter Paul Daratha Mary Lou Montgomery Jean Zakresky COMMUNITY BUILDERS

Mary Beckett Patricia Coghlan Paul Lavoie Brian Bentley William and Gail Cooper Mary Matiko Darlene Bessey Norman Dahl Herb McFaull Elaine Bevan Murray and Geraldine Dickson Jerry (Jerome) & Janine Meckelborg Anthony Bidulka Allan and Renee Duddridge Ron & Judy Pender Moira Birney Velma Rosella Eby Bill Peterson Joan Mary Browne Robert and Joan Emigh Ken Pontikes Drew and Karen Byers Kathryn Ford Arthur Postle Jean Cassidy Gail Hanson Gravelle Alan & Edda Ryan Tony Charnish Betty and Stewart Hanson Carol Schurr Scott and Connie Cherry Stewart and Betty Hanson Greg Trotter David Christie Elsie Harder Joanne Ure James Christie Brigitte Holl Carole & George Wakabayashi Alice Christie Cameron and Suzanne Hood Jerome & Annette Weiler Marcia Clark Ken Howland Peter & Elaine Zakreski

65 VOLUNTEERS

Board of Directors Investment Committee John Lagimodiere Alexandra Sklapsky Tracy Muggli Shauna Morrison Zeba Ahmad Ian Sutherland, Chair Mitch Yuzdepski Renee Greene Brian Bentley Daryl Cooper Jeret Bode Curtis Kimpton PotashCorp Mayor's Youth Advisory Council Wayne Brownlee David Larsen Cultural Gala Committee Amberlea Chabot Pina Melchionna Shreya Pahwa, Adult Advisor Ken Juba Susan Milburn Zeba Ahmad Yuxin Bai Greg Keller Board Chair Terry Miley Shari Bedient, Chair Lars Kishchuk Curtis Kimpton Bill Turnbull Jane Button Harkirat Bhullar Tom Kishchuk Linda Clouthier Albert Barsukov Pina Melchionna Governance Committee Joan Fior Adam Heagle Tracy Muggli Scott Hryciuk Dennis Lee Tiffany Paulsen Tom Kishchuk, Chair Ken Juba Matt Zheng Ian Sutherland Curtis Kimpton Greg Keller Sid Pahwa John Williams Pina Melchionna Breanne Kushneriuk Ryssa Alarcon Tiffany Paulsen Elaine Lozinski Kelly He Executive Committee Ian Sutherland Miren Luczka Crystal MacLeod Greg Keller, Chair Asset Development Cara Petrovicz Zeba Ahmad Committee Christine Ruys Wayne Brownlee Dorothy Slawinski Tom Kishchuk John Williams, Chair Stella Spanos Jeret Bode Eric Steiner Audit Committee Ken Juba Janet Walsh

Amberlea Chabot, Chair Grants Committee Random Act Wayne Brownlee of Kindness Day Committee Christie Gradin Brian Bentley, Chair Tanya Knight Zeba Ahmad Giselle Howard Gerald Scherman Kathy Allen Jeff Rogstad Ian Sutherland Wayne Brownlee Steve Chisholm Dinny Holroyd Shahan Fancy Neal Kewistep Megan Orr

66 THE SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WOULD LIKE TO THANK: OUR 2016 POTASHCORP SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CULTURAL GALA SPONSORS

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