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2015-16 ANNUAL REPORT CancerCare Manitoba Foundation (CCMF) fundraises exclusively for CancerCare More Manitoba (CCMB). Since 2000, through the generous support of thousands of Memories caring Manitobans, the Foundation has granted more than $98 million to help CCMB deliver the best research, treatment, Together patient care and support. This year Manitobans continued to trust CCMF with their donations. We are INSIDE: CancerCarestewards of theseManitoba dollars Foundation and are so proud raisesto tell donorsfunds exclusively exactly how for and CancerCare where their 1 Message from the Chair and CEO Manitobamoney was (CCMB). spent. This Since report 2000 is thefor the 2 Donor Dollar Impact Foundationfiscal year hasending donated March more 31, 2016.than $91 million to CCMB to support our shared 3 A Journey of Milestones vision of reducing the impact of cancer on 6 Next Generation: Driving Research Forward all Manitobans and their families affected by cancer. 7 Clinical Trials / Prevention & Early Detection

This year Manitobans continued to trust the 8 AfterCare Program Foundation with their donations. We are 9 stewards of these dollars and are proud to tell Signature Events donors exactly how and where their money 11 Individual Donors was spent. This report is for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2015. 14 Corporate Donors

16 Community Events On the cover: A Journey of Milestones. Carl Bittner pictured with his wife and daughters 19 Our Board and Committees

20 Financial Statements Together we accomplished so much.

Our valued donors, volunteers and sponsors – YOU made this year outstanding. We are truly grateful for your incredible and unwavering support. Your contributions – financial and time – profoundly impacted our ability to help CancerCare Manitoba accomplish its goals.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, we are pleased to share the annual report for the year ending March 31, 2016. The Foundation is the only charitable organization exclusively fundraising for CancerCare Manitoba. Every precious dollar you gift to us stays in the province and helps cancer patients and their families. Your generosity allowed us to grant over $6.7 million this year to CancerCare to support prevention and detection initiatives, groundbreaking research, clinical trials and patient care programs and services.

In the pages ahead you will read Carl Bittner’s inspiring story. A husband, father of three and a man with a contagious personality, Carl has lived with melanoma for sixteen years. And has he EVER TRULY LIVED! Originally given a 10 per cent chance of survival, Carl has endured many different surgeries and treatments. The tremendously gifted team at CancerCare Manitoba has been with him every step of the way along his journey. He has beat the odds and our generous donors – individual, corporate and community fundraisers – should be so proud that your support has provided Carl and many other patients with the opportunity to experience more memories together with their loved ones and friends.

We are so fortunate to be the beneficiary of the amazing community spirit and philanthropy that Manitoba is recognized for across the country. Thank you for your continued support and belief in the work we do. You touch our hearts and the hearts of Manitoba’s cancer patients.

Doug Harvey, CHAIR Annitta Stenning, PRESIDENT AND CEO CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

1 Specific projects funded in 2015-2016: DONOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION & EQUIPMENT Core Operating Budget – Research Institute in Oncology and Hematology DOLLAR Research Operating Grants Studentships and Fellowships CCMB Translational Research Program IMPACT Core funding for CancerCare Manitoba training programs Manitoba Palliative Care Research Unit Infrastructure Support

EPIDEMIOLOGY AWARENESS & Equipment – Automatic Immunohistology Staining System 6% RISK REDUCTION and High-Throughput Flow Cytometer 4% EPIDEMIOLOGY Core funding for Epidemiology and Cancer Registry

PATIENT CARE, PEDIATRIC AND ADULT CLINICAL TRIALS SUPPORT Core funding for Pediatric and Adult Clinical Trials AND TRAINING RESEARCH, 15% EDUCATION PATIENT CARE – SUPPORT AND TRAINING & EQUIPMENT Camp Indigo – Pediatric Oncology PEDIATRIC 57% AND ADULT Cancer Specific Information and Networking Sessions CLINICAL TRIALS Cancer Patient Handbook 18% CCMB AfterCare Program for survivors of childhood cancer Community Oncology Professional Development Awards Community Cancer Care Educational Conference Community Oncology Program Transitions Initiative Compression Garments for Sarcoma Patients Consultation Recording Service for Patient Support The Foundation’s mandate is to support Digital Mobile Mammography Coach CancerCare Manitoba’s strategic priorities Enhanced Quality of Life and Supportive Care Programming by funding programs and services that may Expansion of Breast Cancer Centre of Hope to include support not be eligible for government funding. for gynecological cancers Guardian Angel Caring Room CancerCare Manitoba Foundation’s Board of Directors takes its donor stewardship Manitoba Teens Living with Cancer responsibilities very seriously. Annually the Board Mobility and Self-Management Program considers peer-reviewed research and program Music To My Ears proposals submitted by CCMB which align with Palliative Care Initiatives for health-care providers, its strategic plan. Funding requests are thoughtfully patients and families reviewed by the Foundation’s Project, Grants Patient and Family Resource Centre & Awards Committee and are recommended Patient and Family Refreshment Services for approval. Pediatric Oncology Program – Education Grant This fiscal year the Foundation provided Perfusion Pump $6.7 million in funding to support CancerCare The Navigator Newsletter Manitoba’s strategic priorities. Volunteer and Community Based Information and Support Programs Web-Based Thyroid Cancer Modeling

2 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 A Journey of Milestones

Carl Bittner is an example He would have to lean on that outlook Carl’s journey started in 2000. While as his fight took many twists and working in the theatre business, he of what the leading-edge of turns. His cancer came back again noticed a small lesion inside his nose, cancer treatment truly is. and again during the past sixteen and was referred to a specialist. What years, with Carl and his CancerCare he originally thought might be a polyp Carl embodies the multitude Manitoba team having to pivot their turned out to be so much more. The of options available to cancer patients approach as new developments arose. lesion was removed and submitted receiving treatment at CancerCare for testing. The doctor called him back Manitoba. Carl’s case exemplifies When recounting his story, he is open – the news – “you have melanoma.” how critical a clinical trial can be for and unflinching, and always positive In an instant, his life was turned on its a positive outcome. And Carl is an and quick to interlace his good- heels. A husband and father of three illustration of a life lived with a positive natured humour into any anecdote. kids, he was now also a cancer patient. attitude and the impact that positivity A lot of that outlook can be attributed can have on a cancer patient journey. to his support system. Although melanoma comprises only four per cent of all skin cancers, it is Throughout Carl’s experience, he has “The three F’s: faith, family and friends. responsible for 80 per cent of skin always prided himself on the fact he I had lots of that. I was surrounded by cancer-related deaths worldwide. has had zero hesitation. Whatever everything I needed. I got used to Melanoma originates from pigment- needed to get done, he was ready dealing with the lows, and when it was producing cells called melanocytes, to tackle it head on. “As aggressive hard to go on I told myself ‘I can keep located in the skin. Most forms of as cancer is, you’ve got to hit it back doing this,’” said Carl. “I don’t know melanoma occupy only the top layer just as aggressively,” he said. if it was a coping mechanism, but you of the skin. If it penetrates deeper, it is learn not to get your hopes up too far more dangerous, as it can spread high, but in the same token, don’t to other areas of the body. let it paralyze you.”

3 “Some people are frightened by treatment. It’s hard to undergo physical tests to see if he could withstand the treatment to process,” said Carl. “For me, if Dr. Wong says let’s itself, as not every patient can handle do this, then bam, let’s do this!” it. The side effects of the treatment are severe but he faced them with his The upbeat Carl however, was not melanoma and other cancers. He took usual ‘can do’ attitude. He was flustered by his diagnosis. “I was high doses of it, and was in outpatient admitted to the intensive care unit feeling great, I was fine. I said ‘yeah, intravenous every day for the first four for a week, where he was given a dose let’s do this.’” His positivity remained weeks. After that, he gave himself a of the medicine. He was constantly despite being told he only had a shot three to five times a week for the monitored for any problems with his 10 per cent chance of survival. rest of the year. Carl fought through health, and then once eight hours had the side effects, went for scans every passed and his vitals were in order, Carl underwent an intricate 12-hour few months, and soon five years had he would receive another dose, and operation which had to be carried passed. His melanoma was not just repeat the experience. He had two out in stages. The surgical team had some hazard in the rear-view mirror weeks to recover, and then it started to perform a wide excision to remove though, as there were many again for another week. the melanoma and a margin of roadblocks still ahead. normal skin around it. A frozen Even Carl admits, “the process was culture was taken and sent for testing. In 2006, Carl felt a lump in his brutal,” but his attitude to complete They looked at the margins of the cut, arm. The lump was removed and it never wavered. “Some people are to see whether the cancer had spread diagnosed as melanoma, and frightened by treatment. It’s hard past the nose and into the lymph immediately a new round of testing to process,” said Carl. “For me, if nodes. The margins looked good, began. Carl underwent a PET scan, Dr. Wong says let’s do this, then bam, and they replaced some of Carl’s where his cells and organs were let’s do this!” His body cooperated nose cartilage with some from his ear. evaluated using a form of radioactive and responded very well to the sugar which concentrates in certain grueling treatment. For his long-term recovery, he was areas of the body to determine how far Three years elapsed and then another under the care of Dr. Ralph Wong, the cancer had spread. A tedious test, recurrence. Interleukin-2 remained CancerCare Manitoba Oncologist. Carl wasn’t able to move for hours. the only option, however this time He was started on Interferon, a The scan detected hot spots in a Edmonton wasn’t possible so Carl was chemotherapy drug used to treat variety of places: his heart, neck and sent to Pittsburgh. He flew there three leg. Carl’s cancer was spreading – times for weekly treatments, then it was now stage IV. He would have returned home to the comfort of his to undergo drastic treatments. family and community for his recovery. Just as melanoma is very aggressive, His wife accompanied him on these that problem is compounded by the trips, making the experience more fact that it is chemo and radiation- tolerable. Always upbeat and fun- resistant. Carl would have to start spirited, Carl spun the intense immunotherapy using Interleukin-2. treatments into something positive. T cells would be removed and “I was the city’s good luck charm. genetically enhanced, then re- I went, and Pittsburgh won the Super introduced with the hope they would Bowl. Then next time, they won the be better able to boost the immune Stanley Cup!” He concedes his system’s anti-cancer response. good luck had to run out eventually. The immunotherapy treatment could “The baseball team, the Pirates, not be administered in Manitoba, as they still stink,” he says, laughing. complex therapies are at times, only During his third bout of treatments, available in selected centers. In Carl’s his heart monitor registered an case, CancerCare Manitoba facilitated arrhythmia. The doctors told him they his treatment in Edmonton and later had pushed as far as they could and Carl pictured with his daughter Sara Pittsburgh. In Edmonton he first had

4 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Carl has responded tremendously to the targeted therapy. A word he never expected to hear – remission – is now part of the conversation with his oncologist. He remains guarded and doesn’t want to get ahead of himself, yet his face lights up when he tells people how well he is doing. He continues to see Dr. Wong every three months, and the prognosis continues to be positive. Carl, wife Ruth and son and daughter-in-law

the treatment was immediately Through CancerCare Manitoba’s “I lived my life in three month chunks,” stopped. That spelled the end for clinical trial program, Carl participated says Carl. “If I could just make it to Interleukin-2. Another alternative in the Multi-center Treatment Protocol this, or just make it to that. Through would have to be found. After hearing for expanded access use of Ipilimumab in this whole experience, I’ve never really this news, “you could imagine where unresectable stage III or IV Melanoma. thought about myself that much, I’ve I was at with my head,” says Carl. This allowed him to become the first always thought about my wife and patient in the province to receive kids. What could I do to make sure The beauty of time for Carl is in the Ipilimumab, and one of less than 70 they were and would be okay?” nearly ten years since his diagnosis, patients in all of Canada. He received His wife and three children mean research progressed and a new four doses intravenously three weeks everything to Carl and he’s now treatment option existed. Dr. Wong apart and had regular CT scans. getting to experience the tremendous knew of an upcoming clinical trial that Throughout, his progress was milestones that have kept him he thought Carl would be perfect for. being evaluated. It was immunotherapy - when the motivated for sixteen years. He is immune system is used to eradicate “The clinical trial staff follow the walking his daughter Sara down the primary cancer cells. Before he could protocol specific to the trial,” says aisle at her wedding this summer. proceed, he would need an operation Kathryn Dyck, manager of the Clinical His daughter Lisa is graduating from to remove potential blockages in Trials Unit. “They ensure tests and nursing school. And his son Matthew, his intestines that could cause treatments are completed and track who is in the military reserves, has complications. the patient’s response. The patient moved back to Winnipeg. With Carl’s experience is closely monitored and wife Ruth by his side, his family is This was a pivotal moment in Carl’s all events are carefully documented.” creating more amazing memories journey. The surgery revealed his together. Carl’s life has been full and cancer had spread very far. The In 2015, CancerCare Manitoba had rich and with CancerCare Manitoba surgeon was reluctant to proceed, 148 clinical trials open for participation, in his corner, the future looks however Dr. Wong was confident that allowing many other patients similar incredibly bright. if completed, Carl was an excellent opportunities to gain access to new candidate for the new therapy. drugs that can better combat their disease. Donations to the Foundation “Until the development of these support additional trials being opened new immunotherapies, there was in Manitoba. nothing further that could be offered to a patient in Carl’s situation,” says After two years in the clinical trial, Dr. Wong. “Fortunately a new clinical Carl was able to switch to a new trial became available that showed a advancement in cancer treatment, great deal of promise for patients like targeted therapy. That meant Carl Carl. I felt that he was an excellent would stop his intravenous treatment candidate for the study and he agreed. and instead take pills, Dabrafenib His tumours responded very well and Mesylate. Unlike chemotherapy, he experienced very few side effects.” this therapy only targets cancer cells, going after their inner workings, Carl and Dr. Ralph Wong, CCMB Oncologist while leaving healthy cells alone.

5 Next Generation

Dr. Kirk McManus and his CancerCare Manitoba research team DRIVING RESEARCH FORWARD

Research into all aspects of cancer is essential to reduce Dr. Kirk McManus, one of RIOH’s 19 senior scientists, the burden of this complex disease on current and future says CancerCare Manitoba Foundation studentships are patients. Since 2000, the Foundation has granted over vital to driving cancer research forward. $44 million to CancerCare Manitoba to support its “Our research is hugely impacted and accelerated by research and education initiatives. The Foundation’s the studentships funded through the Foundation, says continued support is key to helping CCMB achieve Dr. McManus. “It’s critical that new blood and new ideas its strategic goals. can come to the forefront,” he says. “Studentship funds go In the 2015-2016 fiscal year, CancerCare Manitoba directly to the students themselves, which allows them the Foundation invested $3.84 million into research and freedom to continue their research and attend conferences education, accounting for nearly 57 per cent of its annual to further and share their learning.” grant to CCMB. The funds were directed to 10 research Amongst the next generation of researchers is Laura priorities, including $1.3 million in core operating support Thompson, a fourth-year PhD student who is supervised for the Research Institute in Oncology and Hematology by Dr. McManus. She appreciates the impact of the (RIOH) and $800,000 to researchers and clinicians. Foundation’s support. Donations to the Foundation are instrumental to CCMB “Grad students are very important for driving the research recruiting and developing the best and brightest next forward in the lab. We perform the experiments and collect generation of researchers. At RIOH, graduate students and analyze the data,” says Thompson. “Funding is critical. are making important discoveries that will lead The quality of work we do wouldn’t be possible without it.” to new advances in the treatments of various cancers.

6 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Clinical Trials

CancerCare Manitoba’s Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) facilitates “Clinical Trials offer participants and coordinates clinical research in the areas of prevention, innovative therapies of the treatment, palliation and quality of life. The standard future,” says Dr. Kumar. treatments available to Manitoba patients today have been “Funding grants from greatly influenced by the CTU’s multi-decade participation CancerCare Manitoba in national and international research. Foundation provide invaluable support to the CTU in making The Foundation has been a key financial supporter of available a wide range of clinical trials for many years and has provided nearly clinical trials within Manitoba.” Dr. Rajat Kumar, CTU Medical Director $8.2 million for pediatric and adult cancer trials. This year over $1 million was granted for clinical trials. The Foundation specifically supports academic sponsored trials, which provide valuable research that informs cancer Dr. Rajat Kumar, CTU Medical Director, appreciates how therapies, advances innovative drugs and drug delivery, significant donor contributions are to offering clinical trials state-of-the-art radiation and surgical techniques, fine- to patients in their home province. tunes diagnostics and improves the quality of life of cancer patients. Prevention & Early Detection

“CancerCare Manitoba Foundation is a fantastic supporter of CancerCare Manitoba’s cancer prevention and early detection efforts. The messaging about how to reduce your risk is so important – they fit with our overall efforts to ‘prevent cancer when you can, find it early if you can’t prevent it, and treat it as best as possible,’” explains Dr. Donna Turner, Provincial Director of Population Oncology, CancerCare Manitoba.

GetChecked Manitoba is part of the Prevention & Early Detection program at CCMB. It includes three organized cancer screening programs: BreastCheck, CervixCheck and ColonCheck. The programs’ goal? To reduce the number of deaths caused by each disease. Leah Friesen states what she lives for at her workplace seminar CancerCare Manitoba is preparing for an estimated “Finding a cancer early provides the best chance 50 per cent increase in the number of Manitobans for successful treatment and outcomes,” says diagnosed and living with cancer over the next decade. Dr. Donna Turner. “That is, if a cancer is small and This daunting forecast highlights the importance of hasn’t spread, the person can have very focused cancer prevention and early detection initiatives. treatment and has an excellent chance of surviving.”

7 AfterCare Program

Enduring cancer treatment as a child is a harrowing experience. Fortunately, childhood cancer survival rates have improved dramatically over the years and this has resulted in a large population of childhood cancer survivors. After triumphing over a traumatic disease as a child, these precious patients need support to remain healthy when they return to their routine.

This is where CancerCare Manitoba’s AfterCare Program (CAP) comes in. CAP involves a multi-disciplinary approach to assist in meeting the needs of survivors of childhood and adolescent cancer. Survivors are assessed and screened for late effects or problems that can occur after Kiley Kalyniak after her cancer treatment, and to educate patients, families and family doctors treatments, and during regarding these possible late effects.

Kiley Kalyniak from Virden, Manitoba was diagnosed with Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma just after her first birthday and had to undergo different radiation therapies over the next four years. She has now completed Grade 5, enjoys playing baseball with her friends, and has recently entered the CAP survivorship program.

Within CAP, Kiley, and patients like her, will have access to Passport for Care, a web-based resource that creates individualized patient summaries to better provide patients with documentation for their diagnosis, treatment, and risk-based recommendations for monitoring.

Healthy lifestyle choices, disease prevention strategies and education are also reinforced as important pillars to CAP and the ongoing success of survivors of childhood cancer.

Generous donors enable the Foundation to provide ongoing support to this essential program.

8 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Signature Events CancerCare Manitoba Foundation held four signature events in 2015. The success of these events was based on the Foundation’s tremendous volunteer organizers, attendees and sponsors. Thank you so much for your continued enthusiasm, support and belief in our cause. These fabulous events raised over $1.6 million, accounting for approximately 20.6 per cent of the Foundation’s total net fundraising revenue.

CHALLENGE FOR LIFE 20K WALK

MANITOBA The Challenge for Life 20K Walk takes place every June in support of cancer research, prevention, treatment, patient care and support. It provides an opportunity for participants to reduce their own risk of cancer by improving their personal fitness.

event operated by FMG Five hundred and twenty-three participants walked side-by-side, putting foot-to-pavement at the 8th Annual MANITOBA DRAGON Challenge for Life 20K Walk on behalf of all Manitobans facing a cancer diagnosis. The 2015 Challenge for Life BOAT FESTIVAL raised an impressive $854,244. Cumulatively the event has raised nearly $8 million. Paddles Up! On a glorious September weekend, event sponsors: CancerCare Manitoba Foundation partnered with the Children’s Hospital Foundation of Manitoba platinum silver for the 2015 Manitoba Dragon Boat Festival. Canada Safeway Ltd. Birchwood Automotive Group Maxim Truck & Trailer This three-day 82-team event raised $306,254 for gold research, care and support for some of our most Great-West Life bronze Paterson GlobalFoods Inc. Canstar Community News vulnerable patients - Manitoba kids with cancer. CTV News Winnipeg event sponsors: Granny’s Poultry Farmers Cooperative bronze 102.3 Kiss FM Standard Aero Boyd Autobody & Glass Wawanesa Insurance 9 GUARDIAN ANGEL BENEFIT FOR WOMEN’S CANCER

For nearly a quarter century, the Guardian Angel Benefit for Women’s Cancer has brought people together for a fabulous evening of friendship and fashion. The 2015 event once again honoured women who have faced – The Paul Albrechtsen Foundation Inc. table or are currently facing – a cancer diagnosis. The 24th Annual Guardian Angel Benefit organized by chairperson Judi Bensky, and a committee of volunteer event sponsors: Angels, raised $428,500. Since its inception in 1992, presenting sponsor angel of hope the annual gala has raised over $6 million. The Paul Albrechtsen Adesa Auctions Over a thousand women and men were captivated by Foundation Inc. AstraZeneca cancer survivor and guest speaker Dr. Jennifer Arnold gold angel James W. Burns of TLC’s The Little Couple. Cancer survivors revealed Dr Edmond Faridy Duraco Windows Events by Emma their strength and courage as they walked the runway & Dr Mirla Faridy Investors Group Freeman Audio Visual in on-trend fashions. Mid-West Quilting Co. Ltd. archangel Dr Kenneth A. & Judy Murray In Manitoba, cancer is the leading cause of death Great-West Life Natural Bakery Ltd. for females aged 25 to 84. The benefit is the centerpiece Power Corporation of Canada Qualico of the Guardian Angel’s fundraising efforts. Money Radiology Consultants RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg raised supports tangible advancements in prevention, of Winnipeg Shindico early detection, clinical treatment, research and patient Winnipeg Free Press Ten Spa at the Fort Garry Winpak Ltd. Terracon Development Ltd. care, resulting in better outcomes for women diagnosed Urbanmine Inc. with cancer.

BOTTOMS UP! EVENING FOR COLORECTAL CANCER

Bottoms Up! is a cocktail reception style event. This Bottoms Up! committee April marked the third bi-annual event raising $79,315. event sponsors: Three hundred and thirty guests were entertained by presenting sponsor gold sponsor the exceptionally talented Canadian comedian and The Paul Albrechtsen Warkentin Custom Homes author, John Wing. The event, organized by a volunteer Foundation Inc. silver sponsors committee headed by cancer survivor Brad Oswald, crystal sponsor CTV Winnipeg News raises funds for colorectal cancer awareness, screening, Walt Morris Group of Companies DTZ and patient care exclusively in Manitoba. Events by Emma Winnipeg Free Press

10 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Cancer patients and their families from all across the province are the beneficiaries Individual of the tremendous generosity of the Foundation’s thousands of individual donors. We are inspired by your many Donors and varied reasons for giving. We are in awe of your shared passion to eradicate cancer. $100,000-$199,999 And we are honoured that you * Andrew B. Paterson & Family continue to help us support the * Arlene Wilson critical work being undertaken Estate of Arthur Hein at CancerCare Manitoba. Estate of Ernest D. Kornelsen Estate of Nora Lewis Below is a list of donors who Estate of Mary Rose Markoff contributed more than $1,000 Estate of Anne Tuchiwsky this year. Many of these donors DR PAWAN SINGAL have supported the Foundation $50,000-$99,999 “Despite the best possible medical care by CCMB and other patient Abe & Kathy Bergen for more than a decade and they support, I lost the most important * Donald J. MacDonald are identified with an (*) next to person, my wife, to cancer. With Estate of Marie Kirk their name. our support for continued discovery, Estate of Helen Rosie Thompson one day cancer will be beaten.”

$25,000-$49,999 $5,000-$9,999 Ken & Diane Cranston $500,000+ Dr William Hryniuk * Paul & Mary Lou Albrechtsen Janice Appleyard * James W. Burns Verna Notman Leonard & Mary Blankstein Erica Rogers * Hartley & Heather Richardson Anonymous (1) Bill Brown Estate of Beatrice Antoinette E. Frederick John & Michelle Brownell $200,000-$499,999 Patricia Cadman & Ed Muzyczka Bernard Chabot Brian & Lois Klaponski/Carte International $10,000-$24,999 Arthur Hein Estate of Douglas King Hall * Earl & Cheryl Barish * Simon Hiebert & Rosie Grijalva Estate of Michael Shalapata Raymond & Tannis Duerinckx Dr Susan Holt Dr Mark Evans & Sharon Evans Peter & Dana Jessiman Edmond & Mirla Faridy Hamish & Susanna Laing Don & Velma Ferns * Raymond L. & Lynne-Anne McFeetors Ted & Lynne Foreman Gerry & Cyndi Minaker * Doug Harvey * Dr Kenneth A. & Judy Murray * Ruth & Brian Hastings Robert Penner Richard & Hillaine Kroft Henry Penner * Paul & Anne Mahon Arthur & Gail Potoroka Walt Morris Hal Ryckman KLAPONSKI FAMILY Wesley Packham Raymond & Leanna Senez “We stepped up... to make a donation * J. D. Riley Rohit & Deepa Singal commitment to CancerCare! We Dr Pawan Singal Don Streuber toured the CancerCare Manitoba Kelvin & Joyce Smith * Barry & Elane Talbot research facility and we were totally Paul Wyrzykowski Greg Tallon & Jackie Lowe impressed with the world-class Estate of Marie Clementine Cooper Karen Vermette cancer research happening right Estate of Edith Kathleen Crowston Earl Yetman here in Winnipeg.” Estate of Dorothy Getschel Anonymous (1) Estate of Marilyn Jackson Estate of Eleanor Buddick Estate of Gordon P. Linney Estate of Elizabeth Flosszmann Estate of Malvina Schmidt Estate of Ida Sullivan Estate of Hugh James Walker

11 Estate of Anita Anne Gobeil Ron Dunning * Gregg & Mary Hanson Estate of Lilia Marjorie Gardner Michael & Karen Egan Dr Godfrey & Patricia Harding Estate of Thomas Walker Letham Jason Egert Deanne Harrison Estate of Jacqueline Park-Jacksteit The Einarson Family Jeff Hawryluk Estate of Rochelle Putter Arthur Elias * Ken & Ruth Hayes Glen & Catherine Eliasson Keith Heming C.M., Q.C. $1,000-$4,999 Bernie & Betsy Elskamp Evelyn Hind Shirley Eng Carol Hitchon Austin C. Abas Glen Erb Claude Hogue Marilyn Adams Michael Erickson Ed Holik Kenneth & Marie Adamson David & Catherine Filmon Melvin & Jane Holod John & Karen Albrechtsen * The Honourable Janice Filmon Donna Holz Robert Aldridge & The Honourable Gary Filmon Aubrey Hope Dawn Allen Joseph & Raffaella Fiorentino David & Dianne Horne Pamela Anderson Mary Fiorentino Denise Horton Timothy G. Anderson Diane Fischer Jim & Gaylene Hunter Michael & Shauna Angers Carl A. Fleury Jeff Itzkow & Dr Cathy Moser Kevin Anseeuw Grant & Linda Floren * Bruce W. J. & Shelley Jack * Gail Asper & Michael Paterson Dr James Forest Robert Jackson Michael R. Averbach Dawn Fraser Margaret Jeffries Richard J. Bahrychuk Bob Friesen * Dave & Kathy Johnston Neil W. Baker Robert Friesen David Johnston * Rennie & Heidi Balciunas Kay Froese * Kevin & Katie Kaiser Drs Versha & Shantanu Banerji Jodie Gale Joanne & Rodney Kamins David Barnes Murray & Laura Gehman Grace Karpinsky Kenneth Baron Cam Giavedoni Lisa Kasdorf Sandra Bazin & family in memory of Bert James Giesbrecht Hartley Katz * Neil & Maxine Benditt * Dr Ian & Elaine Goldstine * Dr Laurence & Zoe Kogan * Bruce & Joyce Berry Chad Kenwood Ryan Berry * Donald G. & Lorraine Kiffic Sheldon Blank, Gateway Industries Ltd. Connie A. Kines Morely & Marjorie Blankstein William T. & Motria Koltek Celia Bollenbach Jake & Gail Krahn Deborah Boni * Stefan & Christine Kristjanson * Audrey & Brian Book Kristen Kruse Ronald J. Borys Kenneth P. Kuchma Richard & Julie Brodeur Richard & Susan Kuffel Jake Brown Eileen Lagimodiere Heather Buchanan DR IAN & ELAINE GOLDSTINE Michelle Lalancete Michael & Trish Buhr “We have both been impacted by Terry A. Lamontagne Vivian J. Burnell cancer, having lost parents and close * J. Robert & Elaine Lavery Laura Chan friends to this dreaded disease. We John & Karen Leggat Dennis Chyborak also have family and friends who are Paul Leinburd Enso Cilia survivors. Even when treated, cancer Edna Lentle Susan Comack sits over your head and forever alters Frank J. Leslie your life. Our support is intended to Andrew & Pam Conrad * Dr Daniel Levin & Lilian Bonin facilitate and enhance all aspects of Sean & Karen Conroy * Margaret & William Lewis dealing with this disease. Our hope * Dr Andrew & Pamela Cooke Kalton & Lisa Loewen is that one day soon cancer will Justin & Sandra Copp Pep & Bev Lough become like diphtheria and tetanus; Robert & Irene Corne Brian Lukie & Hannia Tarasiuk relegated mostly to history.” Marvin Coverdale Jim & Roberta MacDonald * Dr Piotr Czaykowski Catherine MacDonald * Paul Daeninck & Monica Furer Dan Goulet Neil MacKenzie Dr Dhali Dhaliwal * Jim R. & Anne Marie Grant Dr Trevor Maguire Laurence Davis * William E. Gray * Sylvia L. Main * Denis & Debbie Devos * Mark & Anne Gray * Lloyd & Marcy Manchulenko Donald & Sally Dick Katie Hall Gurjit Mangat Carol Doerksen Conroy & Lorraine Hamm Garth Manness Ann M. Donnelly Janet Handel Linda March Jorge Ducharme Janice Handford Valli Marcoe

12 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Carol Marcotte Dr Mona Patel Geoffry & Patti Stuckless Garry Markham Kristan Pearson Shelley Suderman * Glenn Marr * Peter & Anita Pelech Cameron Thompson Richard & Louise Marshall Allan & Simone Penner Gayle Timlick Gerard Matte & Lydia Surasky-Matte Fred Penner In Memory of Abram Derksen Clyde R. & Victoria A. McBain Evelyn Peters * Mark & Melanie Tooley Rob & Tammy McBain * Leon R. Pewarchuk John B. Topp Jean McConnell Glen Pleshko * Marilyn Trepel Greg & Bodil McFadzean Stan F. & Lorraine M. Plett * Brent Trepel & Brenlee Carrington Trepel Brock & Donna McIntosh * Frank & Jeanne Plett Kathy Turner Rosy McNabb Oliver & Genevieve Plett Dr Helmut Unruh * Ivrin & Sandra Plosker * Judge Rocky Pollack Wayne Pratt * Gerald & Barb Price David & Joanne Provinciano Bob & Marnie Puchniak Jackie E. Pyle * W. John & Marilyn Rae * Edward J. Ransby Tara Reid ROSY MCNABB Warren Reinisch DR HELMUT UNRUH “Every year my son participates in “Working at CCMB as the Surgical Tony & Donna Reznik the Challenge for Life along with a Lead has given me a greater * Janice Ricken great group of kids. We, as a family, appreciation of the full spectrum Diane Jones & James Ripley participate in this Challenge with a of patient services and research Rene Ritchot great feeling knowing that the funds CCMF supports. All the money Ross & Allana Robinson we raise stay right here in Manitoba raised stays in Manitoba and I give James & Johanna Rodger to help others experiencing similar back by donating to CCMF.” journeys. It is a wonderful way for us Lee Roth to give back and make a difference.” * Norman Rozek Dave & Shelley Sabeski Leslie & Richard Upgang Ashok Sahrawat Giovanni Vaccaro Keith & Olga McNamee Russ H. & Joan Saladin Jody van de Vijsel Dr Robert & Kathryn Menzies Candy Sammons Norman & Adele Walker Peter & Wendy Merks D.G. Sanderson Dr Donna Wall Brian Meronek Rajiv Saul * Trudy G. Wall * Barbara Metcalfe * Greg Sawatzky Willy Wall Anita Metcalfe Gregory & Donna Scammell Tricia Wallace Robert Michaleski * Ernst Schell Russell Wasnie Peter Milinkovic Walter & Sandra Schirmeister Louise Welsh Mark Miller Greg & Lynne Schmidt Nathalie Wiebe Gavin Miller Margaret Seifert Leslie L. Wiens James & Susan Millican Bohdan Shesterniak Rudi P. & Cathy Wierckx Paula Mitchell Sean Shore Louise Wood Craig Moffat Kuldeep Sidhu William J. Woodford * Hugh & Jennifer Moncrieff * George & Pam Sigurdson * Paul D. & Margaret Wright Catherine Mortimer Jonathan Sigurdson Amanda & Greg Yakubovich Bryan Mueller * Donna M. Simister Daniel & Adele Yan David & Donna Muir Debra Smith * Dr Rochelle A. Yanofsky * Dan & Kelly L. Murray David L. Smith * Mary Louise Young Dr Srisala Navaratnam John N & Linda Smith Bernice Young Samantha Nepssy Normand Sneyd * Robert & Cindy Yusim * Jeff Neufeld & Katrina Lee-Kwen Kathleen Sobie * Dr Alex & Harriet Zimmer * Dennis E. & Patricia Nord Charlie & Dayna Spiring Anonymous (14) * Dr William A. & Gillian Norgate John & Nicola Starin Estate of Robert Forsythe James G. Oborne Ernest Stefanson & Claire Gillis Estate of Constance Marie Findlay Clarine Ostrove Rodney H. Steiman Estate of Molly Holt Henry Paetkau Tim Stelmack & Judy Groot Estate of Mary Ochitwa Bruce Palansky * Annitta & Ron Stenning Estate of Perry J. Ross Brian & Gail Parker Jon Stewart Estate of Maureen Swaffer * Bill & Theresa Parrish * Fred & Eileen Storozuk Estate of Francis Lynne Sutherland

13 Corporate Donors

$200,000-$499,999 As they have done for so many years, * The Paul Albrechtsen Foundation Inc. our business community partners supported our goal of raising serious $100,000-$199,999 money for a serious cause. Canada Safeway Ltd. The Winnipeg Foundation The Foundation is grateful to have so many supporters from all sectors $50,000-$99,999 of corporate Manitoba. Your belief All Charities Campaign that together we can make a * Great-West Life PATERSON GLOBALFOODS INC. difference is profoundly impacting Jewish Foundation of Winnipeg “Every single life is so important as is the the cancer patient experience. Paterson GlobalFoods Inc. fight for every single life. CancerCare Manitoba leads the Province in treating the Below is a list of corporate donors $25,000-$49,999 150 types of cancers affecting Manitobans. who contributed more than $1,000 Funds raised make a tremendous difference * Bison Transport Inc. in the areas of early detection, treatment, this year. Corporations that have * Delmar Commodities Ltd. patient care and research. We at Paterson supported the Foundation for more * Investors Group GlobalFoods are proud to be involved with than a decade are identified with The Pollard Family Foundation the Foundation for more than two decades, an (*) next to their name. financially supporting the organization that $10,000-$24,999 brings so much hope to so many suffering with this terrible disease.” * Canadian National Railway City of Winnipeg Employees Charitable Fund Andrew B. Paterson * Conviron President & CEO * EMCO Corporation Paterson GlobalFoods Inc. Manitoba Hydro * MNP * Edison Properties * NC Machine & Tool Co. Exchange Income Corporation * Power Corporation of Canada * Fillmore Riley LLP * Price Industries Limited * Forum Construction * RTDS Technologies Inc. Freeman Audio Visual * Red River Cooperative Ltd. * Freightliner Manitoba Ltd. * Radiology Consultants of Winnipeg * Greystone Managed Investments Inc. * Shoppers Drug Mart Investors Group Charitable Giving Program * Taillieu Construction Ltd. * Investors Group Employees In Action WINPAK * Terracon Development Ltd. * Maple Leaf Construction Ltd. * Maxim Truck & Trailer “Supporting CCMF has always been an Warkentin Homes Ltd. * Melet Plastics Inc. excellent cause for Winpak; as most of us * Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company * Mid-West Quilting Co. Ltd. know someone who has been affected by * Winpak Ltd. * Motor Coach Industries Limited this dreaded cancer disease. Not only is 24/7 Intouch our company committed to helping in the * Natural Bakery Ltd. NHL Foundation fight against cancer; but the accountability, $5,000-$9,999 * Pro Auto Ltd. operating style and “caring” of the CCMF * AstraZeneca Canada Inc. team reflects the principles of the Winpak * Qualico Group Limited * Birchwood Automotive Group organization and its employees. Working * Quintex Services Ltd. * BMO Financial Group with CCMF is a privilege; as we continue * RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg Canstar Community News to hope for and see advances in the battle Riverbend Building Supply * Central Plains Cancer Care Services against cancer.” Shindico Realty Inc. CIBC * Standard Aero Bruce J. Berry Conviron Employee Association * Teshmont Consultants LP President & CEO * Crosstown Civic Credit Union Ltd. * The Fort Garry Hotel Winpak Ltd. * Duraco Windows

14 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 TJ Rice Family Foundation * Gardewine Group Inc. * PRA Inc. Urbanmine Inc. * Genstar Development Company Prairie 360 Veron Consultants Inc. * GHY International Jean and Rick Riess Prairie Mountain Health Wellington West Foundation * Golden West Radio * PriceWaterHouseCoopers LLP * WGI Westman Group Inc. * Granny’s Poultry Farmers Cooperative * Princess Auto Ltd. Guardian Capital Advisors LP * Priority Restoration Services Ltd. $1,000-$4,999 Harvard Developments Inc. * Procurity Inc. Haskett Growers * Randall Group * ABCO Supply & Service Ltd. Headhunters Recruitment Inc. * Randall Homes Academy Florist Hopewell Real Estate Services Inc. * Ranger Insurance Brokers * Active Builders Limited * HUB International Horizon Insurance * RBC Dominion Securities * ADA Holding Co Ltd. * Imaginet * RBC Foundation * Air Unlimited Inc. Inter-City Elevator (2015) Inc. * Red River Mutual * All-Fab Building Components Inc. * Investia WPG * Rempel Insurance Brokers Ltd. * Amgen Canada Inc. Investors Group - Winnipeg West * Richlu Manufacturing * Ancast Industries Ltd. iQmetrix Software Development Corp Riverton Construction Ltd. Apptius Computer Solutions Inc. * J.K. May Investments Ltd. Robin’s Nest Motel & Cafe Architecture49 Inc. Jarislowsky Fraser Limited * Rond’s Marine Ltd. * Arlt Homes Ltd. * K.K. Penner Tire Centers Inc. * Royal Canadian Properties Limited Arne’s Welding Ltd. * Kay Four Properties Russell Investments Canada Arthur J. Gallagher Group * Keith G. Collins Ltd. Ryan Downey Wealth Management RBC Audio Works Production Services Ltd. Keystone Masonic Lodge Dominion Securities * Bacardi Canada Inc. Kleysen Group LP Schromar Investments Ltd. Barnhart Transport Ltd. KPMG MSLP Sears Employee’s Charitable Fund * Beaver Bus Lines Ltd. * La Salle Insurance Services Inc. Seer Logging Inc. Bijou FIne Jewellery LaempeReich Servpro BMO Nesbitt Burns Lakewood Medical Centre Sierra Systems Group Inc. Bold Innovation Group LanBro Inc. * Sigurdson Financial Group Inc. * Caisse Financial Group * Larters at St. Andrews * SMS Engineering Ltd. Calabria Market Specialty Foods Laugh Love Cakes Speciallaser Tech Inc. & Fine Wines * Lehigh Hanson Materials Limited * St. James Volkswagen Audi Ltd. * Cambrian Credit Union Lethbridge Iron Works * Stantec Consulting Ltd. Capital Ford Lincoln Lone Star Farm * Starbuck All Charities Inc. Capstone Ridge Group * Loveday Mushroom Farms * Steinbach Credit Union * Cardinal Capital Management, Inc. * MacDon Industries Ltd. * Taylor McCaffrey LLP * Carpathia Credit Union Ltd. * Manitoba Hydro Employees - Thompson TD Canada Trust Caspian Projects Inc. Manitoba Insulation Contractors The Alan and Doreen Thompson Chemo Savvy Inc. Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Charitable Foundation * Chimuk Landry Private Wealth - * McPhillips Station Casino The Boyd Group Investors Group Financial Services Inc. Mirage Consulting Ltd. * The Chinese Buddhist Association * CIBC Children’s Foundation Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Manitoba Incorporated Claude & Sandra Lorange, of British Columbia * The Kay Family Northwest Engineering My Tribute Gift Foundation The Unexpected Gift Inc. * Colony Insurance Agencies * National Leasing * Thermo Applicators Inc. * Credit Union Central of Manitoba Northwest & Ethical Investments L.P. Thompson Dorfman Sweatman * Crosier Kilgour & Partners Ltd. Ocean Trailer Titanium Consulting Inc. * Crossroads Insurance * Oldfield Kirby Esau Inc. Top It Paving and Materials * D’Arcy & Deacon LLP * Online Business Systems Vipond Inc. * Dawson Kennels Payworks Inc. Wendell Estate Honey Deloitte & Touche Foundation Canada * PCL Constructors Canada Inc. * Western Glove Works Ltd. * Dillon Consulting Limited Peace Hills Insurance * Winnipeg Building & Decorating Ltd. DMS Industrial Constructors Inc. * Peerless Garments LP * Winpak Social Club Domino’s Pizza People Corporation * Worldsource Financial Management Inc./ * Edmond Financial Group Inc. PGA of Manitoba Stalker Financial Group Enterprise Holdings * Pinnacle Staffing Solutions * WOW Hospitality Concepts Inc. * Ernst & Young LLP * Piston Ring Service WRE Development Ltd. Even-Spray & Chemicals Ltd. * Pitblado Law WSL Sport and Leisure * Fidelity Investments Canada PJ Falcon Inc. * Wyatt Dowling Insurance Foster Agency * Poulin’s Pest Control Yoga Public * Friesens Corporation Power and Mine Supply Co. Ltd. FWS Group of Companies

15 Our Building memories across Manitoba Community Manitoba communities, far and wide, supported CancerCare Manitoba $100,000+ * Breast Cancer Pledge Ride Foundation through a wide-range * St. Charles Invitational Pro-Am * The Inside Ride of events. In 2015-2016 over 300 * Winnipeg True North Sports and community events registered with Entertainment Hockey Fights Cancer CCMF and raised nearly $1.8 million. Nearly a quarter of those events CARBERRY FAIR POTATO occurred in rural communities. TRUCK PULL Simply amazing! Teams pull $35K for Dawson Smart at the first-annual Carberry Fair Several first-time community events Potato Truck Pull. such as Ellen’s Annual Benefit for CancerCare transitioned into annual $10,000-$24,999 events, comprising 48 per cent of all HOCKEY FIGHTS CANCER The Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club community events. Fifty-two per cent * Ambrosie Lighting Pro Am raised $171K for CCMF. Atkins Underground LP - were one-time or first-time events like Use Your Head - Protect Your Melons the Carberry Fair Potato Truck Pull, Balmoral Hall School Girls for the Cure Growing Support, lemonade stands, $50,000-$99,999 * Carman Curl for Cancer and golf tournaments. Growing Support for CancerCare * Coffeehouse to End Cancer To show our appreciation and aid * Pink Ribbon Ladies Golf Classic * Sears National Kids Cancer Ride in fundraising efforts, the Foundation * Techapalooza V provides marketing and other support (upon request) for events $25,000-$49,999 registered with the Foundation. Annual events are identified with * 102.3 Kiss Father Daughter Ball an (*) beside the event name. * Breast Cancer Pledge Ride North-Flin Flon * Carberry Fair Potato Truck Pull * EMCO Waterworks Annual Golf Tournament & Fishing Derby * Kendra’s Walk COFFEEHOUSE TO END CANCER * Kick Butt for Colorectal Cancer Walk/Run On its fifth anniversary, Coffeehouse * Lake of the Sandhills Ladies Golf League to End Cancer raised a total of Charity Tournament $49,181.86 for CCMF. * Mud Hero * Scotiabank Charity Golf Tournament * Southwood Daisy Golf Tournament * Conviron Employee Fundraiser Crosstown Civic Credit Union Shred Day * Donate a Car Canada Elskamp Cancer Fundraiser

16 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 * Emile Moskal Memorial Golf Tournament Christine Brewer’s “Give Cancer the Boot” * Female Hockey Fights Cancer Classic Embers - Spring Fling Social * Gillam Mother’s Day Belgian Waffle Brunch Clifford Fewings 5K Walk to End Prostate Cancer KidFish Ice Fishing Derby Club 373 Bingo * Kids Fishing for a Cure * Cupcakes to Cure Childhood Cancer * Nygard International * Dane & Avery’s Cookies for Cancer * Peak of the Market Charity Gala Dinner * Dilawri Crown Auto Group - * Pembina Valley Twisters Trade in a Bad Tie Father’s Day Event * Portuguese Women’s League Fall Tea * Eddystone Walk for the Cure * Schmenge Brothers Golf Tournament Edward Saunders “Cruise Nights” * Shirley Fleury Memorial * Ellen Walsh’s Benefit for Breast Cancer Slo-Pitch Tournament EMF Nutrition Beer Festival Shoppers Drug Mart Tree of Life * End Cancer. Period NESS MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNUAL Stepping Stones Ethan’s Hour for Hope WAKE-A-THON * Stonewall Collegiate Hoops for Hope * George Benoits Runs the Manitoba Marathon To the wall! The Ness Middle School University of Manitoba Aggie Bedpush * Glen Eden’s West St Paul Vintage Annual Wake-a-thon raised $3,879.35 Kickoff Social Snowmobile Show & Swap for children’s cancer. Winnipeg Football Club Breast Cancer Game Gravity Lingerie Fall Fashion Fundraiser * YBN Dale Rempel Memorial Golf Tournament Harsh & Smooth 3 Selkirk Game & Fish Association Inc. * Henry Derksen Annual Memorial * Shaftesbury High School CancerCare Week Golf Tournament $5,000-$9,999 Shane Johnston Memorial Golf Tournament Infinite Courage Bud, Spud & Steak * Showing Up Cancer Horse Show * BGC Funding Innovation Inc Janna’s Craft Sale in honor of Grandma Sikh Community Breast Cancer Bull’seye Fundraising Walk-a-Thon * Jeanette and Carol’s Craft Sale Awareness Student Fundraiser Chicken Chef Movember Fundraiser Joanne’s Retirement Party * Smitty’s with Friends Fight Cancer * For the Love of Lucille Jordan & Brayden’s Craft and Bake Sale * St Mary’s Academy Walk * George Spiridakos Memorial * Kicking Cancer Backcountry Style * Stache Bash Golf Tournament Kildonan East Collegiate Gr 9 Boys Volley Ball * Starbuck All Charities Grand Beach to Gimli Swim Team Prostate Cancer Awareness Event Striking Out Breast Cancer Across Lake Winnipeg Kildonan East vs Miles Mac WHSHL Game Sunova CU Breast Cancer Awareness Month * Handemonium King’s Head Pub & Eatery Cancer Fundraiser * Tammi Kroeker: Run, Walk, or Ride * Jim Woodman 4 on 4 Street Co-Ed * Krunk for Kendra Theresa & Mitch’s Wedding Street Hockey Tournament * Larters Ladies Lassie Golf Tournament * Tim Lewis Outdoor Winter Classic * Kelvin High School Walk-a-thon * Lord Selkirk Regional High School Wade Campbell’s Beard Shave For CancerCare * Live In The Moment Golf Tournament Breast Cancer Cure-a-thon * Web Wizards CancerCare Crew * Northern Harbour Welcome Lynea’s 11th Birthday Celebration * Wild Pink Yonder to Summer Celebration * Manitoba Association of Insurance Winkler Access Credit Union - Jeans for Charity Pitchin’ for Breast Cancer Professionals Golf Tournament * Winnipeg Trap and Skeet Club Shoot for the Cure * St Norbert Hotel Meat Draws Manitoba Dental Hygiene Class of 2015 * Manitoba Karting Association Rene $1,000-$4,999 Berard Classic $1-$999 * Manitoba Wall and Ceiling Association ABG Go Pink A Pumpkin Promise Golf Tournament * Adesa Drivers Cup in Memory of Brian Clague Amelia & Evelyn Little and Charlotte Marcy Schweizer Memorial Derby Horseshow Alicia’s Fundraiser for CancerCare Erkau’s fundraising events * Michael Finkbeiner Scotch Night All Charities Campaign Kick Off Event Bacardi Maestro Mix Off Moksha Yoga November Karma Charity Event Amy’s Birthday * Ballin’ for Cancer Awareness Mon Ami Louis Fundraising Dinner Andee’s 12th Birthday * Big Guy’s Big Day Moulden’s Garage Sale For A Cure Anna’s Bat Mitzvah * Big Guy’s Ranch & Saloon Golf Tournament Murray Gehman’s 50th Bud, Spud & Steak Anthony Kathanan’s Pink Z for CancerCare Bill & Pat Comaskey Memorial * Ness Middle School Wake-a-thon Atticus’ Haircut for Cancer Golf Tournament Nicolett Inn’s Dart for Cancer Bethany & Ryan’s Wedding * Bird Construction - Christmas Party * Onanole RV Park & Campground Big Freight Systems Fundraiser * Black Sparrow Golf Invitational Toe Jam Music Festival * Big Guy’s Ranch & Saloon Funspeil * BMO Fort Richmond Bake Sale * Paul Skinner Memorial Soccer Tournament Birds Hill Park Barrell Racing Bunge Canada - Breast Cancer Awareness * Pay it Forward Party Boyd Family Christmas Pink Hard Hat Campaign Piston Ring Service - Pink Flashlight Sale Brandon Home Hardware Ladies Event Bunge Canada Prostate Cancer Fundraiser Poulin’s Pest Control Holiday Party Brandy & Kevin’s Wedding * Calgary Winnipeg Club Golf Tournament Ranger Insurance Employee Fundraiser Burnbrae Farms Breast Cancer Awareness Day * Canoe Quest for Cancer RBC Recognition of Community Service Award Buss Stock - Diehards Reunion Cassia Hair Donation & Bake Sale * Ribbons for Rylan Cadence’s 11th Birthday

17 Callie & Mason’s Bake Sale Helen Perry’s Retirement Party Pony Club Windup Carman Collegiate Quilt Raffle * Herfindahl’s Movember Reagan & Scott’s Wedding Carson’s 8th Birthday * Hill Top Research Blue Jean Day Rosemarie & Gregory’s Wedding Celna & Marco’s Wedding Holy Ghost School Bake Sale Rosser Elementary School Bracelet Fundraiser * Charleswood Art Group Icelandic Women’s Walk * Royal Canadian Legion Gillam Ladies Chiara’s 9th Birthday Isabel’s Bracelet Sales in honour of Grandma Poker Tournament Chris & Natalie’s Wedding Jack Ballen’s 80th Birthday Party Sam Ferguson’s Birthday Cole Hamblin 3-on-3 Hockey Tournament Jaedan’s Birthday Party Scott Bodner’s Stache Bash Color Ad Packaging Employee Charity Potluck Joanna & Kevin’s Wedding Seven Oaks School Division - Be Pink Conor & Finley’s Lemonade Stand Jonas Cheng’s Rainbow Loom Bracelet Sale Shane Markus’ Yard Sale Cruisin’ for a Cause Joseph & Tobias’ Pie Sale Sheldon & Samantha’s Wedding Cupe Local 4635 Annual Christmas Luncheon Judi Lidstone Memorial Tournament Sigurbjorg Stefansson Early School Daudet Girls Cancer Fundraiser Karen Roziere’s - Men’s Cuts for Prostate Cancer Muffin Fundraiser Delta Air Lines Winnipeg Day of Hope * Kenman Creations Sisler High Against Cancer - Doheny Securities Friday Jeans Day Kim & Steven’s Wedding Breast Cancer Awareness Month East Selkirk ‘Stashes’ Kinderworld Movember * Sizzling Dhaba Gives Back Eastman Flames Ringette * Ladies Tea in Support of Breast Cancer Research South East Sno-Riders Vintage Show Breast Cancer Awareness Laidlaw School Cancer Fundraiser & Shine & Ride * Last Chance Spring Craft Sale Springfield Heights School Leah Jochelson Fundraiser December Fundraiser Liam Brenan’s 13th Birthday * St James Collegiate Variety Show Liam’s Birthday St Laurent School Gr 7 & 8 Maddy’s Birthday & Lemonade Stand Bake Sale Fundraiser Magellan Vacations Employee Donations * St. Boniface Hospital Electrical Shop * Manitoba Blue Cross Casual for a Cause Fuzzy Faces Event Manitoba Hydro Major Capital Project St. Vital Centre Behind Closed Doors Event Chili Cook Off Stacie & Joel’s Wedding Manitoba Hydro Movember Challenge Strength is Beauty Manitoba Institute of Trades Sunrise School Division School Fundraiser & Technology Fundraiser Supper Central PINK LADIES / FLAMES Manitoba Public Insurance Take Heart The Pink Ladies | Flames took 10 Year Service Award “Tales of Grandpa Enrique” Book Launch to the ice and raised $847.50 for * Manitoba Public Insurance Denim Days Tanis Bannister Pottery breast cancer. * Manitoba Public Insurance Enterprise Project Tannis Panaschuk Memorial Barrel Race Management Office Denim Day The Boyd Group Jeans Day Ecole Leila Community School Fundraiser Manitoba Public Insurance Finance Division The PBAS Group Winnipeg Jets Game Ecole Selkirk Junior High School Denim Days Day Dress Code Breast Cancer Fundraiser Manitoba Public Insurance Gateway Service Theresa & Riley’s Wedding Ecole Varennes Movember Centre Casual Fridays Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP - * Ecole/College Regional Gabrielle-Roy Maple Leaf School Craft Sale Jets Ticket Raffle Gr 5 Bake Sale Maria DeRose Fundraiser Tracey Lenchuk’s Jeans Day EIO Annual Golf Classic Matteo’s 11th Birthday Trojan’s Varsity Football Team Wear Pink Ella’s 11th Birthday Megan Magee Craft Sale Tyler & Lindsay’s Wedding Erickson Motors Winterize Service Campaign Meghan McLellan & Ryan Dobel U of W Resident Event Erin’s Lemonade Stand Wedding Donation Victory School Unite to Change Extendicare - Tuxedo Villa 2015 Midwest Engineering Employee Fundraiser Virgin 103’s Pink Perogies for Breast Cancer Fox & Fiddle Cancer Fundraiser Monique & Tyler’s Wedding Visions and Dreams CD Release Party Garrick Hotel’s “Tribute to David Bowie” MPI Communications & Community Relations Walter Perchaylo Memorial Curling Event George & Evelyn’s 60th Anniversary Denim Days Westgate Mennonite Collegiate * George Richards Big & Tall Menswear MTS Operator Reunion Grad Class of 2014 George Waters Middle School Social Justice Natalie & Garett’s Wedding Kissing Game Winnipeg Elementary School - Club Cancer Fundraiser Nestor & Pat’s Wedding Grade 4 Garage Sale Get Ready Girls Nicholas Elias’ 10th Birthday Winnipeg Hyundai Christmas Party * Gib Nordin Memorial Golf Tournament Nicky’s Hair Donation Workers Health & Safety Centre Retail Food Grant Park High School Bake Sale Nicole & Matthew’s Wedding Service Jean Day Gray Academy April Casual Day for a Cause * Noventis Credit Union Jeans Day * Gray Academy Youth in Philanthropy Olivia’s Craft & Bake Sale Hair Pleaserz Cuts for Cancer Pineland School Fundraiser Hedges Middle School Fundraiser Piston Ring Service East Fundraiser

18 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 back row, from left: Barb Lillie, Dr. Sri Navaratnam, Alyson Kennedy, Greg Tallon, Ken Cranston, Dr. Arnold Naimark, Glen Peters, Dr. Mark Evans, Doug Harvey, Jeffrey Morton, Diane E. Jones, Annitta Stenning seated, from left: Ida Albo, Steven J. Kroft, James W. Burns, Hal Ryckman missing: Dr. Joanne Embree, Paul Mahon, Lee Meagher, Dr. Em ke Szathmáry, Raymond L. McFeetors, director emeritus, Andrew B. Paterson, director emeritus

CANCERCARE MANITOBA CCMB Board Representatives Finance Committee FOUNDATION BOARD Greg Tallon, chair Jeffrey Morton, chair Executive Officers Alyson Kennedy, secretary Rick Abbott Doug Harvey, chair Barb Lillie, CA, treasurer Ida Albo Ken Cranston, vice chair Dr. Arnold Naimark, past chair Ken Cranston James W. Burns, secretary Dr. Sri Navaratnam, president & ceo, Steven J. Kroft (ex-officio) Jeffrey Morton, treasurer, finance chair John Smith Hal Ryckman, marketing chair CANCERCARE MANITOBA Doug Harvey (ex-officio) Dr. Em ke J.E. Szathmáry, FOUNDATION COMMITTEES Annitta L. Stenning, president & ceo project, grants & awards chair Project Grants and Awards Annitta L. Stenning, president & ceo Marketing Committee Committee (PGAC) Hal Ryckman, chair Directors Dr. Em ke J.E. Szathmáry, chair Shawna Balas Ida Albo Keith Boyd Dr. Mark Evans Keith Boyd *in memoriam Maury Donen Marty Fisher Dr. Joanne Embree Dr. Joanne Embree Lee Meagher Dr. Mark Evans Dr. Digvir S. Jayas Tony Reznik Diane E. Jones Dr. Barbara Triggs-Raine Jackie Shymanski *in memoriam Steven J. Kroft Doug Harvey (ex-officio) Judy Edmonds Paul Mahon Annitta L. Stenning, president & ceo Doug Harvey (ex-officio) Lee Meagher Dr. Sri Navaratnam (ex-officio) Annitta L. Stenning, president & ceo Glen R. Peters Dr. Spencer Gibson (ex-officio) Raymond L. McFeetors, director emeritus Andrew B. Paterson, director emeritus

* The Foundation wishes to recognize the significant contributions of Keith Boyd and Jackie Shymanski who passed away in 2016. Keith served as a Director since 2011. He was also on the Marketing and Project, Grants & Awards Committees. Keith’s dedication and passion will be truly missed. We are forever grateful for his contribution to the Foundation. Jackie served on the Marketing Committee. We will always cherish her memory and are so grateful for her commitment to the Foundation.

Jane Kidd-Hantscher Tiffany Harder Val Pankratz CCMF STAFF director, marketing senior database administrator research & stewardship officer & communications Megan Falk Courtney Sigurdson Sandra Tym marketing officer receptionist director, finance Annitta Stenning & administration Elaine Scammell Carole Courchaine president & ceo events coordinator accountant Lindsay Rayter Pam McLeod annual giving manager Rachel Bueckert Marissa Trinidad executive assistant development associate data management assistant to the president & ceo Kate Gameiro events manager Donna Laurin Janice Pound Patti Smith events assistant data management assistant chief development officer Nicola Starin signature events manager 19 CancerCare Manitoba Foundation Inc. Statement of Financial Position March 31, 2016

2016 2015

ASSETS Current 16.4% Cash and short-term investments $1,105,353 $147,728 Accounts receivable 270,498 278,880 Prepaid expenses 255,899 230,615

1,631,750 657,223

Investments 44,513,762 49,594,008 Fixed Assets 8,519 15,531 Administration Expenses Property Development Costs 18,895,036 1,351,534 as Percentage of Total $65,049,067 $51,618,296 Annual Revenue (Five Year Average)

LIABILITIES Current Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 307,916 $307,218 Our Professional Advisors: Grants payable 2,172,702 1,381,543 Deferred contributions 260,095 237,205 Auditors 2,740,713 1,925,966 Deloitte LLP

Mortgage Payable 9,870,000 –Investment Managers GWL Investment Management 12,610,713 1,925,966 Invesco Canada Ltd. Jarislowsky Fraser Ltd COMMITMENTS Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management FUND BALANCES 52,438,354 49,692,330 $65,049,067 $51,618,296 Custodian CIBC Mellon Global Security Services Co.

Solicitors Fillmore Riley LLP

Principal Bankers BMO Bank of Montreal BMO Nesbitt Burns

Asset Performance Measurement Consultant GLC Asset Management Group

For complete financial statements including notes, please contact the Foundation at (204) 787-2244.

20 CANCERCARE MANITOBA FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 CancerCare Manitoba Foundation Inc. Statement of Operations and Changes in Fund Balances For the Year Ended March 31,2016

Ongoing Ongoing Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Capital 2016 2015 Funds Funds Funds Funds Total Total

FUNDRAISING AND INVESTMENT REVENUE Estates & insurance beneficiary 1,572,486 135,000 15,396 – 1,722,882 2,037,092 General donations 1,648,686 485,780 15,424 876,770 3,026,660 1,183,367 Memorial donations 464,047 64,667 1,170 – 529,884 485,427 Events, net 2,488,781 954,143 – – 3,442,924 3,673,914 6,174,000 1,639,590 31,990 876,770 8,722,350 7,379,800

Other donations 204,719 – – – 204,719 229,670 Realized investment income, net 1,811,919 290,141 597,326 1,216 2,700,602 2,845,995 8,190,638 1,929,731 629,316 877,986 11,627,671 10,455,465

Capital fund expenses – – – (70,322) (70,322) (28,472) 8,190,638 1,929,731 629,316 807,664 11,557,349 10,426,993

ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROGRAM EXPENSES Administrative expenses 572,507 – – – 572,507 537,749 Marketing & communication 205,995 – – – 205,995 223,968 Donor development & major gifts 517,293 – – – 517,293 436,464 Events & projects 464,219 – – – 464,219 493,159 Amortization 7,783 – – – 7,783 7,136 1,767,797 – – – 1,767,797 1,698,476

Excess of fundraising and investment revenue over administrative and program expenses 6,422,841 1,929,731 629,316 807,664 9,789,552 8,728,517

GRANTS TO CANCERCARE MANITOBA 2,550,822 2,137,160 295,100 – 4,983,082 6,007,811 3,872,019 (207,429) 334,216 807,664 4,806,470 2,720,706 Unrealized investment (loss) gains (1,204,575) (283,367) (572,504) – (2,060,446) 2,374,393

Excess of revenues over expenses and grants 2,667,444 (490,796) (238,288) 807,664 2,746,024 5,095,099

Fund balance, beginning of year 30,286,499 5,942,012 13,442,991 20,828 49,692,330 44,597,231 Transfer of funds (1,086,566) 1,085,252 1,314 – – – Fund balance, end of year $31,867,377 $6,536,468 $13,206,017 828,492 $52,438,354 $49,692,330

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