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Thank You to Our Donors Thank you to our donors The mental health movement has never been more important. Thank you to the many people who have shared their time, effort, passion and commitment with CAMH. Because of supporters like you, we are creating a world where Mental Health is Health. Thank you! Donors listed in purple are those who have kindly supported the Gifts of Light program. This program provides practical, meaningful gifts that support the road to recovery for mental health and addiction patients at CAMH. Donor listings with an * kindly made donations through Friends of CAMH. Visionary Donors April 1, 1998 – March 31, 2021 Visionary Society members have committed $1 million or more to lead change for mental health. Using the power of their philanthropy and leadership, they are redefining the limits of what is possible in research and care to help people recover more quickly and more fully. The Copland Family $100,000,000+ $2,500,000+ Susan Crocker & John Hunkin Anonymous (1) Jamie & Patsy Anderson George & Kathy Dembroski BMO Bank of Montreal Element Financial CAMH Association Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Cisco Canada Bill & Barbara Etherington $30,000,000+ George & Tami Cope Mark Feldman & Alix Hoy The Campbell Family Peter Gilgan Foundation The Firkin Group of Pubs Hudson’s Bay Foundation Wayne & Isabel Fox Shanitha Kachan & Gerald Sheff Newton Glassman Charitable Foundation The Warren and Debbie Kimel Maxine Granovsky Gluskin & Ira Gluskin $10,000,000+ Family Foundation Ruth & Douglas Grant Anonymous (1) Koerner Foundation Bill Humphries The Azrieli Foundation The Michael and Sonja Koerner Mrs. Renata Humphries Charitable Foundation Bell Let’s Talk The Honourable Henry N. R. Jackman Sarah & Tom Milroy FDC Foundation Walter & Olga Kaminskyj The Moffat Family Garron Family Estate of Norman N. Kotani David & Gail O’Brien Krembil Foundation John & Gail MacNaughton Donna & Gary Slaight Margaret & Wallace McCain Manulife Michael H. McCain and Family The Lawrence and Judith Tanenbaum Family Foundation The McCain Family The Peter Cundill Foundation David & Shelagh Wilson The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation The Slaight Family Foundation The Younger Family Kelly & Michael Meighen TD Bank Group T.R. Meighen Family Foundation Temerty Foundation Tim & Frances Price Andrew & Valerie Pringle $1,000,000+ The Schulich Foundation Mohammad and Najla Al Zaibak, Bay Tree Foundation Scotiabank $5,000,000+ Anonymous (3) SHOPPERS LOVE.YOU. G. Raymond Chang The Arrell Family Foundation Ada Slaight Shelagh & Peter Godsoe Marilyn & Charles Baillie Sukhdev & Sukhjit Toor Sonia & Arthur Labatt Balsam Foundation Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance RBC Foundation Graham Boeckh Foundation Unifor Estate of Ken Thomson & Annette Verschuren & Stan Shibinsky Estate of Audrey Campbell CAMH Engage Kim & Pat Ward Sandi & Jim Treliving Canadian Health Services Research Foundation Michael & Lea-Anne Wekerle The WB Family Foundation Susan Caskey & John Francis The W. Garfield Weston Foundation CGI Group Inc. Michael & Margie Wilson CIBC The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation James & Mary Connacher The Harry and Shirley Young Charitable Foundation Terry Stuart Stephen Gunn & Patti Bunston Gunn We are proud to recognize donors Sun Life M. Elaine Hamilton who generously made cumulative University of Toronto The Joan and Clifford Hatch Foundation contributions of $25,000 or more The Jilla and Robert Williams Hats On For Awareness to CAMH since 1998. Foundation The Haynes-Connell Foundation The C. R. Younger Foundation CAMH is grateful to have The William and Nona Heaslip received many anonymous gifts Carolyn Keystone & James Meekison Foundation from the United Way. We thank John Honderich all these donors for their support. Hope Charitable Foundation David & D. Elizabeth Howard $250,000+ Donald K. Johnson & Anna McCowan 625 Powell Street Foundation Johnson Accenture Inc. Don E. Langill Alva Foundation $500,000+ The Lewin Family - In honour of Ryan Anonymous (2) Anderson Family Foundation Longo’s Family Charitable Foundation The Bluma Appel Community Trust Andy Kim Christmas Show Lynda & Reay Mackay The Harold E. Ballard Foundation Anonymous (5) Robert & Margaret MacLellan Ralph M. Barford Foundation & John Gail & Mark Appel The McLean Foundation and Jocelyn Barford Family Foundation Armstrong Fluid Technology Ministry of Children and Youth Services The Barton-Fowler Family Man Jae Baek Bruce & Vladka Mitchell The Ian Douglas Bebensee Foundation James Baillie and Elizabeth Kocmur Estate of Gloria Lorraine Mitchell The Brenneman Family Gary & Josephine Barnes Lou & Jennifer Pagnutti Tim & Lesley Burrows The Bedolfe Foundation Harry & Evelyn Rosen Cadillac Fairview Paul & Kaye Beeston Victoria Ross John & Anne Clark Max Bell Foundation Janis Rotman Compass Construction Ronald & Barbara Besse Andrew Sheiner & Liza Mauer Maureen & Victor Dodig The William Birchall Foundation Nathan and Lily Silver Family Ernst & Young LLP In Honour of Graeme Fletcher Bird Foundation John & Gay Evans Boston Pizza International Toronto Fire Services Howitt-Dunbar Foundation Estate of Rita Bourgard Eric Tripp & Maria Smith Hal Jackman Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada UBS Securities Canada Inc. Janssen Inc. Derek & Joan Burney Toshio Kamiyama CAA Insurance Company Estate of David A. Keenleyside The Canada Life Assurance Company $100,000+ The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Valerie & David Christie 407 ETR KPMG LLP Estate of Earl Glenwood Coulson AGF Group Foundation Suzanne Labarge James H. Cummings Foundation Inc. AGF Management Limited Frank & Azniv Lochan David Goodman Youth Community Aimia Ana P. Lopes & Don Tapscott Trust Deborah M. Alexander Janet MacLaren & Steve Dent Deloitte Amarna Associates Inc. Estate of Edward James McGrath DIALOG Anonymous (7) Morneau Shepell The Faas Foundation ARAMARK Canada Ltd. The Northpine Foundation Estate of Clarence B. Farrar, Joan Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Farrar Trust The Pilosof Family Salah Bachir, Cineplex Media Estate of Martha Elizabeth Feierabend Power Corporation of Canada Karen & Bill Barnett Finnish Parkinson Association Ellen & Martin Prosserman Foundation Barrick Heart of Gold Fund Emmanuelle Gattuso Inc. Bealight Foundation George Weston Limited Darcy Rector Geoff Beattie Goodmans LLP The Lawrence Schafer Foundation H. Thomas & Mary Beck Shirley Granovsky SmartCentres Gordon & Susan Bell J. P. Bickell Foundation Charitable Foundation Otsuka Canada Pharmaceutical Inc. The Bickle-Wilder Foundation Jolene & John Gordon Pacific Parkinson’s Research Institute - Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Nancy & Richard Hamm Vancouver BMO Capital Markets David & Lenore Hawkey Partenariat Neuroscience Canada Margaret Botterell Joe Heffernan The Peterson Charitable Foundation The Sherry & Sean Bourne Family Herrendorf Family Foundation Inc. Pfizer Canada Inc. Charitable Foundation Ernie & Rivette Herzig Otto & Marie Pick Charitable Foundation The Edward M. Bronfman Family Hoffmann-La Roche Limited Pitblado Family Foundation Foundation/Canadian Institutes Bruce G. Pollock & Judith I. Arluk of Health Research/Canadian Estate of Henry Dyce Howitt Psychiatric Research Foundation The Hudon Family Brian & Megan Porter Brookfield Imasco Limited Power Workers’ Union Arnie & Penny Cader Family Johnson & Johnson Family of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Ted Cadsby on behalf of the Cadsby Companies in Canada Red Apple Stores Inc. Foundation Roland Keiper Reelstyle Canadian Pacific Charitable Mary Jane Kelley Rio Algom Limited Foundation Susan & Edward Keystone Rogers Roland & Sandra Cardy G. Edmund King Rotary Club of Toronto Charitable Celestica Inc. Estate of John Guenther Knopp Foundation Chair-man Mills Inc. Susie & Vahan Kololian The Ruby Family CN Barbara Crispo Lemaire Peter & Judy Russel The Ricky & Peter Cohen Family LesLois Shaw Foundation Jeffrey & Nancy Ryley Foundation The Jon and Nancy Love Foundation William & Meredith Saunderson David & Lynn Coriat Catherine Louise Luelo Oskar T. Sigvaldason & Thor Jim Coutts Sigvaldason Michael MacMillan & Cathy Spoel Credit Suisse Canada Sandra Simpson Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Deciem Skoll Foundation* Lloyd M. Martin Ian W. Delaney & Catherine A. (Kiki) Howard Sokolowski & Linda Frum Delaney Roger L. Martin Sokolowski The Robert & Margaret Donaldson Lori McBurney Maureen & Wayne Squibb Family Foundation The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen The Taylor Family Foundation Foundation Donner Canadian Foundation TELUS Mental Health Cars Bob Dorrance & Gail Drummond TELUS Friendly Future Foundation Mental Wellness Network The Duboc Family Tippet Foundation Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. The E & S Foundation The Peter & Elizabeth C. Tower Earlston Investments Corp. George Cedric Metcalf Charitable Foundation Foundation Enbridge Inc. Vancity Morguard Corporation Josette Esteban Wallenstein Feed Charitable Foundation Benoit & Sharon Mulsant Anthony & Shari Fell Whitehorse Liquidity Partners Inc. National Bank Financial Group Fire Marshal’s Public Safety Council Chuck & Libby Winograd Granville Nickerson Foster & Associates Financial Wolverine Worldwide Canada Gordon & Janet Nixon Services Inc. The Woodbridge Group Office of the Fire Marshal, Ministry The Harry E. Foster Charitable Joe & Betsy Wright Foundation of Community Safety & Correctional Services Xonkor Holding Jean Fraser & Tom Rahilly Gayle & Philip Olsson Catherine & Jeffrey Zahn The Murray Frum Foundation ONEX Helen & Paul Gareau Ontario Mental Health Foundation Paul Garfinkel & Barbara Dorian Ontario Power Generation Inc. Kirby Gavelin & Louise Tymocko Orlando Corporation $50,000+ Dr.
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