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Annual Report 2017-18 Final Small Empowering TCDSB students to focus on their education Students face assorted challenges that affect their ability to achieve their best. Through the support of donors, sponsors and volunteers, The Angel Foundation for Learning is able to support, inspire, and nurture TCDSB students through our Four Wings of Support. Student School Guardian Bursaries Nutrition Allocations Angel and Awards Programs Funds Warm clothing, Approximately food, medical Each school day, $50,000 is needs, eyeglasses Encouraging 59,000 TCDSB distributed and emergency students to students receive annually to support are pursue further a healthy ensure that all just some of the education and breakfast or students can necessities of life dreams. morning meal. participate on that these funds class trips. address. www.angelfoundationforlearning.org An official charity of the Charitable Registration Number: 10807-5946-RR0002 As you will see from this report, this past year has been exciting, challenging and innovative. The Angel Foundation for Learning is evolving and modernizing its systems to keep up with the growing demands of our programs and the communities we serve. With a focus on broadening awareness, creating new fundraising opportunities and streamlining the financial operation of the Student Nutrition Programs, 2018 brought new excitement and fresh branding to The Angel Foundation for Learning (AFL). Here are some of the highlights. • A complete overhaul of the website was undertaken after conducting surveys and researching best practices for charities our size. The new website is eye-catching, interactive and with the addition of e-commerce, visitors can now sign up for Cents Off, purchase Special Occasion and Christmas cards, register and buy tickets for the Evening to Feed the Soul Gala, the Ride to Feed the Soul, and the Charity Golf Tournament right on-line! • Fundamental communication pieces—postcard, PowerPoint, ambassador package, Cents Off program material, banners and certificates were redesigned with crisp and eye-catching branding. • An Evening to Feed the Soul, Angel Brigade Week, Civvies Day and The Ride to Feed the Soul event materials were also given a fresh new appearance to attract new audiences and create a sense of fun. We also introduced a new event, the Curiosities Art Show, thanks to a generous donation of original art works. • The Student Nutrition Financial reporting form was redesigned to reflect the Toronto Catholic District School Board’s (TCDSB) new KEV on-line school banking. Many training sessions were held throughout the year to instruct schools on the use of this new form and the use of KEV for parent donations to student nutrition. The rejuvenation of communication elements and events have added a new sense of recognition and buzz around the AFL and we’re looking forward to using this momentum to better tell our story and invite the Toronto Catholic Community to join us to make sure every TCDSB student has everything they need to succeed! Thank you to the corporate partners, private donors, volunteers, the TCDSB, the AFL Board of Directors, the AFL staff and all of you who support us throughout the year. Nancy Murdocca, MSW RSW President, The Angel Foundation for Learning Student Nutrition Programs Students who have had a healthy and nutritious breakfast or morning meal are ready to learn and have improved attention spans. This is just one of the 187 167 59,000 benefits of the Student Nutrition Programs (SNPs) in TCDSB schools. In the 2017- Student 18 school year, 58,227 TCDSB students Student Students Nutrition benefitted from a healthy breakfast, Nutrition Received a Program morning meal, lunch or snack daily. There Programs Breakfast Locations were 187 Student Nutrition Programs or Morning operating in 167 locations. Meal Every School Municipal and provincial government Day grants in the amount of $5,117,802 cover approximately 24 per cent of the costs associated with running the SNPs. Schools raise the remaining funds through local over fundraising initiatives, parent donations and community donations. Some Student Nutrition Programs also receive grants from other organizations: Breakfast Clubs of Canada; the Grocery Foundation and President’s Choice Children’s Charity. The Angel Foundation also receives donations that are directed to Student Nutrition Programs from: TCDSB; The Youth and Education Fund; The Polish Orphans Charity; Dr. David Michelberger; CWL of St. Philip Neri; RTO District 24 and the Cardinal’s Dinner. Elementary Schools and Community Site Annunciation Holy Spirit Our Lady of Victory St. Ambrose Blessed Pope Paul VI Immaculate Our Lady of Wisdom St. Andre Blessed Trinity Conception Pope Francis St. Andrew Canadian Martyrs James Culnan Precious Blood St. Angela Cardinal Leger Monsignor John Prince of Peace St. Anthony D’Arcy McGee Corrigan Regina Mundi St. Augustine of Epiphany of Our Lord Our Lady of Fatima Sacred Heart Canterbury Holy Child Our Lady of Grace Santa Maria St. Barbara Holy Cross Our Lady of St. Agatha St. Barnabas Holy Family Guadalupe St. Aidan St. Bartholomew Holy Name Our Lady of Lourdes St. Albert St. Bede Holy Rosary Our Lady of the St. Alphonsus St. Benedict Assumption 4 St. Bernard St. Francis Xavier St. Louis St. Richard St. Bonaventure St. Gabriel St. Luigi St. Rita St. Boniface (2) St. Gabriel Lalemant St. Marcellus St. Robert St. Brigid St. Helen St. Margaret St. Roch St. Bruno/St. St. Henry St. Marguerite St. Rose of Lima Raymond St. Ignatius of Loyola Bourgeoys St. Sebastian St. Catherine St. Isaac Jogues St. Maria Goretti St. Simon St. Charles St. James St. Mark St. Stephen St. Charles Garnier (2) St. Jane Frances St. Martha St. Sylvester St. Clare St. Jean de Brebeuf St. Martin de Porres St. Theresa Shrine St. Columba St. Jerome St. Mary St. Thomas Aquinas St. Conrad St. Joachim St. Matthew St. Thomas More St. Demetrius St. John Bosco St. Matthias St. Timothy St. Dominic Savio St. John the Evangelist St. Maurice St. Ursula St. Dorothy St. John Vianney St. Michael St. Wilfrid St. Dunstan St. John XXIII St. Monica Sts. Cosmas and St. Edmund Campion St. Josaphat St. Nicholas Damian St. Edward St. Joseph St. Nicholas of Bari Stella Maris St. Elizabeth Seton St. Jude St. Paschal Baylon The Holy Trinity St. Eugene St. Kateri Tekakwitha St. Paul St. Fidelis St. Kevin St. Paul’s Basilica St. Florence St. Lawrence St. Raphael St. Francis de Sales (2) St. Leo St. Rene Goupil Secondary Schools Bishop Allen Academy Father Henry Carr Mary Ward St. Joseph’s College Bishop Marrocco/Thomas Father John Redmond Michael Power/St. Joseph St. Mary Academy (2) Merton (2) Francis Libermann Msgr Fraser (15)* St. Mother Teresa Blessed Archbishop James Cardinal Msgr Percy Johnson St. Patrick (2) Romero (2) McGuigan (3) Neil McNeil (2) Blessed Cardinal Newman Jean Vanier Notre Dame (2) Brebeuf College Loretto Abbey Senator O’Connor (#) indicates # of Cardinal Carter Academy Loretto College St. Basil-The-Great College SNPs in the school ChaminadeCollege Madonna St. John Paul II * multiple locations Dante Alighieri Academy Marshall McLuhan St. Joseph Morrow Park Nutrition Allocation Fund The Nutrition Allocation Fund pays for sustainability and equipment for Student Nutrition Programs. The AFL received donations from the Youth and Education Fund ($9,000) and the Polish Orphans Charity ($20,450) that were directed to SNPs and used for this fund. Schools can apply for additional funds if they are experiencing difficulty in providing three food groups, five days per week. Seven schools received new refrigerators from this fund. In 2017-18, $14,589.74 was distributed to the following schools: Immaculate Conception St. Charles St. Michael Choir School Nativity of Our Lord St. Demetrius St. Patrick CSS Notre Dame St. Francis Xavier Sts. Cosmas and Damian Our Lady of Victory St. Michael 5 School Allocations The School Allocation fund allows TCDSB students experiencing financial difficulty to participate in school trips and leadership experiences. In 2017-18, The Angel Foundation for Learning disbursed $42,084.56 to 87 schools to ensure that no student was left behind when classes participated in school excursions. All TCDSB schools may apply for up to $500 annually. These funds come from the AFL fundraising activities and the Cents-Off program. All Saints St. Benedict St. Nicholas of Bari Bishop Marrocco/Thomas St. Bernard St. Pius X Merton St. Brendan St. Richard Blessed Archbishop Romero St. Bruno/St. Raymond St. Rita Brebeuf College St. Cecilia St. Robert Cardinal Carter Academy St. Clare St. Sebastian Chaminade College St. Clement St. Stephen Dante Alighieri Academy St. Cyril St. Sylvester D’Arcy McGee St. Demetrius St. Thomas Aquinas Epiphany of Our Lord St. Dominic Savio St. Ursula Francis Libermann St. Dorothy St. Victor Holy Cross St. Dunstan Stella Maris Holy Rosary St. Edmund Campion The Holy Trinity Immaculate Heart of Mary St. Elizabeth Seton Transfiguration of Our Lord James Cardinal McGuigan St. Francis Xavier Josyf Cardinal Slipyj St. Gabriel Lalemant Loretto Abbey St. Gerald $42,084 Loretto College St. James disbursed to Madonna St. Jane Frances $42,084 schools for Marshall McLuhan St. Jean de Brebeuf school Monsignor John Corrigan St. Jerome excursions Mother Cabrini St. Joachim Our Lady of the Assumption St. John Bosco Our Lady of Wisdom St. John Paul II Pope Francis St. John the Evangelist 87 87 schools Regina Mundi St. Joseph Elementary approved for St. Agatha St. Joseph Morrow Park funding St. Agnes St. Jude St. Albert St. Kateri Tekakwitha St. Alphonsus St. Kevin St. Andre St. Maria Goretti St. Andrew St. Martha 0 Goal = 0 St. Angela St. Martin de Porres students left St. Anthony St. Mary Catholic Academy behind St. Antoine Daniel St. Matthias St. Barbara St. Monica St. Barnabas St. Mother Teresa 6 Guardian Angel Funds Thanks to our fundraising events and the generosity of our donors, The Angel Foundation for Learning offered seven funds within the Guardian Angel wing of support to assist TCDSB students who had emergency needs that were beyond their family’s means.
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