Annual Report 2018

Help when you really need it.

HOME EQUIPMENT PERSONAL CARE TRANSPORTATION COMPASSION

FORMER CAP HOUSE Message from the Executive Director “2018” – A YEAR OF CHANGE FOR THE CANCER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The past year has been a whirlwind of We officially moved to our new space on Monday, September activity for staff and volunteers while 10th and with our address changing from 569 Concession to we continued to experience an increase 555 Concession Street, we had the opportunity to refresh in the number of clients served. At the our logo and marketing materials, as well as add a value end of 2018, we had registered 1,123 statement - ”Help when you really need it.” new clients which is an average of 22 new clients a week. The number of new CAP provides every one of our clients with the practical clients and their increased need for and essential services that will help them live at home while drives, equipment loans, nutrition and navigating their cancer journey. You will notice our new look comfort items has been the reason for this year of change. as you drive by 555 Concession or visit our new website at www.cancerassist.ca. In January, the Board of Directors agreed that we needed to seek a location that provided us with increased space Over the course of the last four years, we have seen a and on March 1st, 2018, they unanimously agreed that dramatic increase in our services. With one out of two CAP would move into the former RBC space located at 555 Canadians being diagnosed with cancer, these numbers will Concession Street. continue to grow. Each and every day I am so proud of the team here at the Cancer Assistance Program. This team of This new space is ideal and meets many of the “WISH staff and volunteers start each day determined to make life a LIST” items that resulted from a survey that volunteers, little easier for those with cancer and all for FREE. In today’s staff and clients participated in a few years ago. Items like world of rising costs, we are privileged to make this happen. parking (12 spaces are included), private office space for client registration, separate equipment fitting areas, drive I want to express my gratitude to the volunteers, staff and coordinator office space, all CAP programs and services donors who have provided support during this crazy busy included under one roof, lunch room, office space for staff, year of change. To Lisa Owens, Ray Hutton and Michael meeting rooms, storage and many other wonderful features. Ecker, for the many extra hours as the Board of Directors 555 Subcommittee, THANK YOU. Your leadership during this And so, beginning in March our renovations began. A group intense year of change was critical as we created the needed of talented and generous individuals, businesses and trades increased space that was long overdue. I want to also thank graciously gave of their time, talent and or products to create the staff team, Jim, Lou, Wendy, Ashlee and Maria who kept our beautiful new space. This renovation was truly a labour the day to day and fundraising events running smoothly and of love as many of our partners shared their own personal successfully while packing up our former offices at 569 and stories of family and friends with cancer and wanted to give 584 Concession. To our donors, THANK YOU for continuing back to help others in our community. Our heartfelt gratitude to provide the much needed support. Without you, we would is extended to the following: not be able to increase our services and meet the increasing needs. L.J. Barton Mechanical Country Wide Recycling Air Tech Installation Inc. Left Turn Strategy It has been said that, “Change can be frightening, and the T. Lloyd Electric U-Haul temptation is often to resist it. But change almost always Peter Spitman Jr. Painting Turkstra Lumber provides opportunities - to learn new things, to rethink tired Toms + McNally Design EnerGreen Technologies processes, and to improve the way we work.” – Klaus Schwab Ralph Ionico Yorkwest Plumbing McHugh Whitmore LLP Flooring Warehouse This year was a very exciting year of change in the history Housesmiths Ltd Mountaineer Movers of the Cancer Assistance Program. I hope that the late Don Windows by Design Wilson Blanchard Muir, founder of CAP and the volunteers who worked so hard Property Renos HCE Telecom in the early years are pleased with this move as we continue Dutchman Florist Dundas Lock & Key their 25 year legacy of service. Sherwin-Williams WPS Storage Systems Inc. Sincerely,

Debbie Logel Butler Message from the Board President “2018” – A YEAR OF GREAT THINGS AT THE CANCER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

It has been an impressive year at CAP, Delivering services, garnering funds, writing grant proposals, one of much change, endless accom- in-servicing volunteers, scheduling, and so much more, all plishments, new endeavours and take place daily and are crucial to the day to day success of through all of that, we are still making a the Cancer Assistance Program. Our ability to continue to difference in the community and in the serve and to keep up with the ever growing demand, due lives of those living with cancer. to our increased client numbers, is vital to our community. None of this would be possible without the leadership of our Our signature and essential events in energetic, tireless, and passionate Executive Director, Debbie 2018 were outstanding, with a very suc- Logel Butler and her team, Wendy, Ashlee, Maria, Jim, and cessful and emotional CARE Walk, a sold out golf tournament Lou. Thank you for all that you do every single day. last August and an astounding Gala that raised more than our expected goal. The funds raised from these events are critical There is strength in numbers and I want to also thank our over in allowing CAP the ability to continue to serve our clients’ 100 volunteers who have helped us change the world one needs every day. Third Party fundraisers last year increased patient at a time. You are an inspiration and your unwavering the public’s awareness of our various programs, promoted support and generosity are very much appreciated. I would community involvement and raised vital funds for our pro- like to say thank you to our current Board of Directors, who grams. Supporters have baked, auctioned, golfed, run and often work in the background and assist in steering CAP organized parties and galas to help The Cancer Assistance along a path that allows for growth, engagement, and suc- Program. cess. ”At the end of the day it’s not about what you have or even what you’ve accomplished… it’s about who you’ve lifted Whatever your interest, whatever your idea, your dedica- up, who you’ve made better. It’s about what you’ve given tion and support make all the difference for our CAP clients. back.” – Denzel Washington Along with providing services, we are committed to also providing ongoing education to those in our community with As we reflect back on the successes, challenges, and mile- our monthly Cancer Assist Show. This educational radio show stones as we enter our 25th Anniversary of serving the hosted by Dr. Bill Evans features leading local cancer experts community, I feel blessed and humbled to volunteer along- in the areas of prevention, treatment and current research. side so many compassionate people. It is a wonderful feeling In 2019, we hope to increase our reach and will be exploring knowing that every day we make a difference and truly pro- podcasts and other innovative ways to share these shows. All vide help when it is needed most. of these events combined with CAP run ones are critical, as CAP receives no government funding and ALL of our services Sincerely, are FREE.

Lisa Owens

ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Our New Home – 555 Concession St.

INSTALLING OUR NEW RECEPTION SIGN

VOLUNTEERS BUSY BUILDING SHELVES SECURING THE WALLS FOR THE VOLUNTEER AREA

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT TEAM VOLUNTEERS CREATING STORAGE FOR NUTRITION PRODUCTS

RECEPTION AREA IN PROGRESS OUR NEW EQUIPMENT FITTING ROOMS SETTING UP THE RECEPTION DESK

SNEAK PEAK TOUR MEASURING FOR THE BOARDROOM

ELECTRICIANS FROM T. LLOYD PREPARING THE EQUIPMENT SHOP

MOVING DAY HANGING PICTURES

ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Donor Story – The Spitman Family “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” — Mohammed Ali A more appropriate quote could not be found for the over the years with the business motto, “Big or small we paint Spitman family. From a simple call out to anyone listening, a it all.” When Peter met CAP this past summer, the time was very special family has now embraced the Cancer Assistance right to be able to give back. Program. In the early summer, as renovations were speeding along, we were in need of a painter. One of our volunteers After that phone call to his wife Reesa, who owns R.S. overheard us and suggested Peter Spitman Jr. After a short Accounting in Cayuga, their daughter Ashley who also conversation, Peter came by for a visit and from there it all works there, rallied the troops. She called a meeting at the began. To say Peter became emotionally invested in CAP is Accounting office. Peter wanted their help. This was an an understatement. As his daughter Ashley tells us, he left the important cause to him, and thus an important cause to her visit, immediately called her mom and said, “We need to do and her mom. Staff agreed immediately to give of their time this, and we need to do this now.” on the weekend and within moments a team was organized to arrive ready to paint. With paint donated by Sherwin- The Spitman family, unfortunately, are no strangers to the Williams, thirteen members of the Spitman family, including stark reality of cancer. When Peter and Reasa married, a two granddaughters and two toddlers, and friends arrived beautiful family of six was created, but like so many families at CAP on a sunny Saturday morning dressed to paint. With in our community whom CAP support, it was a family chal- fun only a family can have, the back equipment room and the lenged by the reality of a cancer diagnosis. Shortly after they storage rooms were painted. Staff coming by that day felt were married, Reesa’s sister died of brain cancer and her like they were part of a great family party! Peter, his brother mom was diagnosed with melanoma. It was a lot for Peter to Tony and Sue then returned and painted the rest of the office, handle and it took a lot out of him. The painting business was preparing the space for us to move in. just getting off the ground and he had so many loved ones around him that needed his strength and support as they The story doesn’t end there! As the family was leaving on that managed through their cancer journey. Saturday, it was mentioned that the only piece of furniture we were challenged to secure was a front reception desk. With While balancing the demands of a family and a new business, the kindness that Ashley says is simply whom her mom is, Peter’s strong work ethic and dedication to perfection helped Reesa told us to find what we want and she would be more him to bring Peter Spitman Jr. Painting to the position it holds than honoured to gift that to CAP. We are humbled by the in the business community today. Peter, his brother Tony, and kindness of the Spitman family and feel blessed to be able to the rest of the crew are well known for the quality of their call them our friends and our partners as we continue to meet work and their professionalism. They have painted houses the needs of our community in our new home. and businesses in the Hamilton, Haldimand and Guelph area CAP Services and Impact The Cancer Assistance Program’s services are practical and clients. In 2018 we were able to loan out over 3000 pieces tangible in nature. They have a focus on removing barriers of equipment. and creating access, promoting personal safety, reducing or eliminating financial burden and offering individuals Drive & Ride remains the only program in the greater with cancer the opportunity to live more comfortably, with Hamilton area to provide free transportation to and from all dignity and improved emotional health. Our goal is to help cancer-related appointments. In 2018, we provided almost our clients live as comfortably as possible at home while 5000 rides to cancer patients in our community. navigating their cancer journey and we successfully and consistently met that goal in 2018. This year we started an CAP offers access to FREE reserved parking for appoint- unprecedented partnership with Mohawk Medbuy, which ments taking place at the Juravinski and Cancer will allow us to purchase the items we provide for clients Centre for individuals who are able to arrange their own at a fraction of the cost, meaning more reliable customer transportation. In 2018, our spots were used 2002 times. service for our clients. We also started the implementation process for TripSpark, a software program that will allow In 2018 we saw over 45 new volunteers join CAP as drivers, us to coordinate rides and schedules with much more event committee members, client services volunteers and efficiency. We are proud to continue to provide the consis- equipment shop volunteers. This will allow us to better tency in service that our clients have come to expect. serve the 1123 new clients we registered this year. We provided wheelchairs, transport chairs, commodes, rollators, bed/bath rails, and much more at no cost to

2018 Client Services Statistics NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS SERVED MEDICAL EQUIPMENT LOANS

Total number of new 2018 registrants Total Pieces Loaned out 1123 receiving service 3013 SERVICES PROVIDED TOP TWELVE Rides to and from cancer-related 4989 medical appointments 1 501 7 145 Rollator Bath Transfer Bench Home health equipment items loaned out 3013 2 249 8 134 Commode Wheelchair 2002 Parking spots provided 3 199 9 123 Number of new registrants Transport Chair Versa Frame 761 accessing transportation support 4 183 10 101 Number of new registrants Bedrail Wheelchair Cushion 249 accessing parking 5 11 Number of new registrants 177 89 168 accessing home health equipment Bath Chair Walker Number new registrants accessing 6 177 12 935 350 personal care and comfort products Raised Toilet Seat Misc. items

ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Financial Information

2018 EXPENSES

■ Charitable Activities $527,532 ■ Fund Development $249,399 EXPENSES ■ Management & Administration $126,895 ■ Other - Investment Property $20,879 Total $924,705

2018 REVENUE

■ Special Events $265,855 ■ Donations - In Memoriam $100,489 ■ Gifts-In-Kind $19,810 ■ Donations - Undesignated $152,777 ■ Donations - Drive & Ride $17,120 REVENUE ■ Grants $52,946 ■ Interest/Investment Income -$2,419 ■ Legacies & Bequests $152,335 ■ Major Gifts $20,000 ■ Other - Investment Property $13,050 Total $791,963

Revenue Shortfall -$132,742 A Year in Review

THIRD PARTY ANNUAL FUNDRAISER, PRESIDENTS’ RAY’S HOPE & PRINCIPALS’ BOWL FEBRUARY 24TH APRIL 18TH

Michelangelo Events & Conference Centre. The Albanese Family hosted Annual Presidents’ & Principals’ Bowl – April 18th at Sherwood Centre. a fundraising gala to celebrate and honour Ray’s life, donating $14,000 Winning team, Cathedral High School, receiving their trophy. to CAP.

VOLUNTEER 4TH ANNUAL APPRECIATION CARE WALK EVENT MAY 26TH APRIL 25TH

Michelangelo Events & Conference Centre. Guest speaker, Rosita Hall, Bayfront Park. “Team Shep” cutting the starting line ribbon to talking about the power of giving back. commence the walk.

3RD ANNUAL NEW OFFICE CHOIR & TEA RENOVATION EVENT JULY 15TH JUNE 10TH

An Afternoon with the Canadian Orpheus Male Choir at The Waterfront 555 Concession Street. The Spitman Family donating their time and Centre. Guests enjoying live music, a light lunch and sweets while supplies to give the new space a fresh coat of paint after renovations. overlooking the harbour.

40TH ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE GOLF CLASSIC OCTOBER AUGUST 14TH 17TH

Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club. Golfers on route to their starting 555 Concession Street. Volunteers ready to serve cake at our hole to kick off the tournament. community open house to celebrate our new office.

24TH ANNUAL GALA – AN HOLIDAY EVENING OF PARTY CARING DECEMBER NOVEMBER 12TH 9TH

Michelangelo Events & Conference Centre. Layne, the Auctionista on Ye Old Squire. Members of the Volunteer Auxiliary selling raffle tickets stage with the Mystery Suitcase raffle winners revealing their prizes. at the door.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Thank you to all our Donors and Friends

The Cancer Assistance Program is grateful for the incredible contributions ($300+) made by donors & friends who supported our services last year ( January 1,2018- December 31, 2018) 2018 Golf Classic Committee Brenda Ferritto Club Link East Uptown Yoga Members Brent and Molly Court Coach & Lantern Pub Eclipse Colour & Imaging Corp. Active Green & Ross (Fennell Bruno & Karen Uggenti Collaborative Structures Ltd Eileen Suffoletta Ave. E) C. Tom Kouroukis Collyer Benson Capital Inc. Elizabeth Eldridge Air Tech Installation Inc. CAA (Upper Wentworth St.) Conquistador Restaurant Elizabeth Hurkmans Alexandra Gazeeva Cadbury Copetown Lions Club Ellie Groleau Alina and George Matsis Campbell Mihailovich Uggenti Cornelia Groep Enrapt Boutique Spa Alpha Delta Kappa Ontario RHO LLP Cornerstone Select Properties Erik and Amy Schaefer Amazing Adventures Canadian Cremation Services Costco (Meadowlands) Estate of Anne Marie Travale Amgen Canada Inc. Cancer Assist Show Craig Fava Estate of Lesli Louise McKee Amica (Stoney Creek) Candi Werx Creemore Springs Estelle Richards Ancaster Film Fest CAP Board of Directors Cresmount Funeral Home Expedia Cruise Ship Centers Andrea Horwath, MPP Cardi Construction Limited Crock A Doodle (University Plaza) Ange & Denise Restivo and Cardinal Newman Catholic CUPE Local 2888 Family and Friends in Memory of Family Secondary School Ray Albanese Cutting Edge Studio Salon & Spa Angeline Voo Carla D’Elia Farm Boy Daiva O’Neill Anne Lepore Carlo DeLuca Fascination Florist Dan Krouse Anne-Marie and Steve Schneider Carmen’s Group Felice Bontempo Dan Maloney Anthony Belisario Carol Anne Roth Felice Rocci Dave Christopherson, MP ArcelorMittal Employee Carol Mulder Ferdinand Schulz Donations Fund David and Lynda Bowen Carolyn Spearing Ferrell Builders’ Supply ArcelorMittal Dofasco Inc. David Hamilton Carolyn W. Gray Filomena Tassi, MP Arterra Wines Canada David Johnson CARSTAR First Choice Hairdressers (Fennell Ashlee Leggett De La Vie Photography Cartoon Bob Ave. E) Audrey Carman Debbie Duffie Catharine Cunningham FirstOntario Credit Union Baldasaro Contracting Inc. Debbie Logel Butler and Dave Fisher’s Pub Catherine Franceschini Butler Bands For Boobs Flying Squirrel Hamilton Catholic Youth Organization Denise Konig Barbara R. Cox Fortinos (Hwy 8) Cathy Sheppard Denninger’s Ltd. Bay Gardens Funeral Home & Fortinos (Main St. W) Bayview Cemetery Cathy Yantsis Designers Printing Fortinos (Mall Rd.) Beanermunky Chocolate Cecile Tull DHL/P&G CDC Brantford Foster Memorial Golf Tournament Berkeley North Chadwick & Hacks Diana Chavez Fran Woods Beverley Colbeck Charlene & Steve Hawkins Dianne Lukacin Frank and Catherine Tam Beverley Corsini Charles and Florence Martin Dirk Verhey Foundation Fred Smedley Beyond the Batter (Stone Church Dolce Kamira Rd. E) Charles W. Boxall French Accent Domino’s Pizza (Upper James St.) Bill and Jane Evans Chedoke Flowers G. Walker Real Estate Inc. Don Burroughs Binbrook Little Theatre Chicago Style Pizza Gary Magwood Donna Skelly - Ward 7 Councillor Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary CHML Street Team Genuine Bakery Dr. Darlene Ozimok School CHML900 George Kouniakis Dr. David and Catherine Bishop Tonnos Catholic Chris’ Store Fixtures Robertson Gerald Plank Secondary Christina Davino Dr. James Martin Medicine Giant Tiger (Upper Ottawa St.) Blackheath-Binbrook Lions Club Christina Luison Professional Corporation Gilda Marchesano Blake Calder Chuggy’s Tap & Grill Dr. Tony Anziano Giuliano Aloisio Blue Line Taxi CIBC Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Gold Cross Home Care Bob Morreale CIBC Wood Gundy Club Golden Griddle (Fennell Ave. E) Bob Smith City of Hamilton Dundas Valley Secondary School Good Shepherd Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) CK Engineering Inc. Dutch Mill Country Market Goodness Me (Upper Gage Ave.) Ltd. Claire and Peter Kislinsky Dutchman Florist Grace United Church Boston Pizza (Main St. W) Claudia Ionico East Side Mario’s (Upper James Grant Ranalli Bras for Buddies St.) Thank you to all our Donors and Friends

Greenhorizons Sod Farms Janis A. Thatcher LeftTurn Strategy Metro (Fennell Ave. E) Guy Bentley Jason Ashbaugh Leggat Chevrolet Cadillac Buick Michael and Pam Lamontagne H2Only Bottled Water JDI Cleaning Systems GMC (Fairview St.) Michael Borrelli HairCrafters (Mohawk Rd. E) Jeff Brodie Leigh Wood Michael Ecker Hakim Optical Jeffery Taylor Len and Marguerite Varrasso Michael Lidster Hal W. Hirte Jeffrey Karanfil Len Cake Michael Stevens Hamilton and Burlington Society Jennifer & Jay McQueen Levona Hinchey Michelangelo Events & of Architects Jennifer Lukas Lewis Geiger Conference Centre Hamilton Board of Approved Jenni’s Experiment Lighthouse Theatre Mike Fortier Basketball Officials Jerry and Stella Andreatta Lina Martone Mike Kustra Jerry Fudge Linda Grimshaw Milestones (Paramount Dr.) Hamilton Firefighters Jerry Ramsbottom Linseed’s Boutique Miller Shoes Hamilton Future Fund Jill D. Murray Lisa and Jeff Owens Mira Bolibruch Hamilton Golf & Country Club Little Monsters Face Painting Monique Taylor, MPP Foundation Jim and Audrey Vanderveken Little Saigon Montana’s (Paramount Dr.) Jim Duggan Corporation Jim Hooker Liuna Local 837 More Good Hair Days Hamilton Indoor Go Karts Joan L. Young Lococo’s (Barton St. E) Morgenstern’s Hamilton Naval Veterans Joanne Battaglia Lou and Sylvia Cino Morison Insurance Brokers Inc. Association Joe Aiello and Ann McLaughlin Lucilla and Robert D’Alesio Mortgage Teacher Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra John Hutton Lulu’s Italian Cuisine Mountain Beauty & Esthetic Hamilton Police Retirees Supply John Thomas Lydia Hall Association Mountain Lanes Bowl John Tyrrell M.A. Clark & Sons Funeral Home Project Magicuts (Mall Rd.) Mountaineer Movers Concern Johnston Chrysler Dodge Jeep Fiat Maison Fritz Salon & Spa Multi-Area Developments Inc. Hamilton Tiger-Cats Josie and Livio Di Nello MAK Consulting Group Ltd. Namaste Wellness Collective Hank and Helena Streun Judith Barrett Malcolm and Nellie Hawkins Narciso Bomben Hans Rerup Judy MacKay Mandy Jagt Newman Youth Sports Camp Harry and Ann Mulvale Kacaba Vineyards & Winery Manulife Securities Nick DeStefano Harry’s Fish & Chips Karen Titizian Marc Memme Nicole DeLuca HCE Telecom Kathie and Gerry Ward Marcus Bright Nino’s Ristorante Healthcare and Municipal Office of the Mayor - Fred Employees Credit Union Ltd. Kathleen and Michael Miller Marel Real Estate Brokers Eisenberger Heather Gardiner Kathleen Conway Maria Cordeiro Opie’s Meats Helen Hutchinson Kathleen Somers Maria Pacheco Orest Ostapiak Hess Millwork Kay Penny Florist Marilyn Muir Overdrive Automotive Highgate Residence Kelsey’s (Paramount Dr.) Marilyn Pearson P.X. Dermody Funeral Home Holland Park Garden Gallery Ken and Maureen Gilmour Mario and Dina Sebben Papa Leo’s Restaurant Home Hardware (Upper Gage & Kenneth Thompson Mario and Ida Cardinali Patricia Langdon Fennell) Kimberley Voortman Marjorie Dorion Patrick Sheahan HTC Contractors Ltd. King’s Landing Bar & Grill Mark Runciman Paul & Marilyn Heimpel Hudson’s Bay (Limeridge Mall) Knights of Columbus Markey-Dermody Funeral Home Paul Djonovich Hutton Family Fund Kool Jim’s Ice Cream Truck Mary and James Morgan Paul Miller, MPP Hydro One Employees’ & Krista Genesiee Mary Brown’s Chicken & Taters Pensioners’ Charity Trust Fund Paul Wellard L. G. Wallace Funeral Home Mary Lou Roth Hygienic Smiles Percy Brown L.J. Barton Mechanical Inc. Mary S. Kelly Ilda Howatt Peter Abi-Rashed La Bakeri Mastectomy Lingerie & More Inissina Marchesano Peter and Reesa Spitman La Spaghett Matthew Weekes Insurance Advisory Group Inc. Peter Kirkwood Labourer’s International Union of McDonald Organizational Health J.D.I. Cleaning Systems Inc. North America Inc. Peter Mamer James and Dorothy Hagen Larry Snaidero McHugh Whitmore LLP Peter Mielzynski Agencies Ltd. James D. Oates, CPA Lava Pizza & Wings McNally Construction Inc. Phyllis and Mike Way Janco Steel Ltd. Leaning Post Winery Melissa Heffernan Picone Fine Food Janice Shearer Lee McKay Meridian Credit Union Pieter Toth

ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Thank you to all our Donors and Friends

Pinchin Ltd. Rotary Club of Ancaster Speedy Subs (Fennell Ave. E) PMA Canada Rotary Club of Hamilton A.M. Splitsville Entertainment Tip Top Tailor’s (Burlington Mall) Pokehbar RS Accounting and Tax Services St. Kateri Tekakwitha Today’s Housewares PX Dermody Funeral Home Ruth Readyhough St. Thomas More Catholic Toms and McNally Design Inc. Ralph Ionico Sandman Hotel Group Secondary School Tony and Klasina Van Hees Ralph Weekes Sandy Schweyer Stan Tick Tony’s Corner Food Truck Rank Higher Sandy Shaw, MPP Star Nails Transfiguration Lutheran Church Ray Hutton Satellite Gardens Steve Strba Trish Giglia Realty Network Savannah Toscani Strat Perioris Turner Family Funeral Home Redstone Winery Scotiabank Strauss Mens Wear Urban Barn (Stone Church Rd.) Remax Escarpment Realty Inc., Scott Duvall, MP Style Me Salon & Spa Valentino’s Restaurant Brokerage Scott McAllister Subway (Concession St.) Verina Farrell Rene Marcoux Sergio Cacoilo Susan Sydiuk Victoria Young Rexall Pharma Plus (Upper Sharon Bond T. Lloyd Electric Ontario Ltd. Vince Paul Ottawa St.) Shawna Cleland Tara Bakker Virginia D’Alesio Ric and Joyce Morrison Sheila Greenspan Tawse Winery Walter and Colleen Krawec Richard Boyer Shelley Rechner Terry Hendershot Wear’s Flowers & Garden Centre Richard Treleaven Sherry Khan Terry MacLellan Weeks Home Hardware Rick Hill Sherwin Williams The Classic GTO Club of Ontario Wes Connor Rick Hudspith Shirlee Huisman The Express Restaurant WestJet Rick James Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill (Upper The Insurance Advisory Group White Flame Rob and Shelly Kellett James St.) The Keg Steakhouse + Bar Wick’d Wax Creations Rob Nairn Shoppers (Fennell Ave. E) The Malloch Foundation Fund (Concession St.) Rob Renzella Shoppers Drug Mart (Limeridge The Martin Foundation Fund Wimpy’s Diner (Fennell Ave. E) Robert and Ruth Hughes Mall) The Other Bird Winona Peach Festival Robert Ebert Shoppers Drug Mart Life The Player’s Guild of Hamilton Women of the Moose Hamilton Foundation Robin MacInnis The Retired Teachers of Ontario Chapter 753 Rocky Mountaineer Skyway Senior Bowling League District 13 YMCA of Roma Bakery Smith’s Funeral Home The Soup Stop Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford Roman Catholic Episcopal Sobey’s (Stone Church Rd. E) Theatre Aquarius Zarky’s Fine Foods Corporation of the Diocese of Soosie Stuart Tim and Shane Hamilton in Ontario Southbrook Golf & Country Club Hayden-Longmore Rose and Fausto Capobianco Southern Pines Golf & Country Tim Dickins Ross & McBride LLP Club Tim Hortons (Concession St.)

Board of Directors and Staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS STAFF Lisa Owens Michael Ecker Debbie Logel Butler, Executive Director President Dr. Bill Evans Lou Cino, Finance Manager Narciso Bomben, Ray Hutton Jim Foreman, Equipment Technician Vice President Stanley Tick Maria Eleusiniotis, Volunteer & Client Services Coordinator Paul Heimpel Past President Bruno Uggenti Ashlee Leggett, Manager, Fund Development Don Burroughs Jennifer Watson McQueen Wendy Kizlyk, Administrative Coordinator

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