YEAR in REVIEW Any Omissions Or Errors; Please Contact UNICEF Canada at 1 800 567 4483 If You Have Any Questions Or Changes

DONOR LISTING

Day in, day out, UNICEF is working to ensure that children’s lives are changed for the better. UNICEF receives no COMMUNITY PARTNERS money from the UN and relies entirely on voluntary donations. It is your generosity that enables UNICEF to do its UNICEF Canada is grateful to its community partners 2 011 life-saving and life-changing work. UNICEF Canada is exceptionally grateful for the generous and continued support for their generous investment of time and resources. The of all of its donors. On behalf of the world’s children, thank you. following schools, events, clubs, and groups have each contributed $10,000 and above towards UNICEF’s work. The following list recognizes gifts made to UNICEF Canada between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2011. UNICEF Canada apologizes for YEAR IN REVIEW any omissions or errors; please contact UNICEF Canada at 1 800 567 4483 if you have any questions or changes. Anonymous (3) Sœurs de Saint-Joseph de Annapolis Capital Limited Saint-Hyacinthe INDIVIDUALS AND FOUNDATIONS Annual Golf Tournament Sisters of St. Joseph of the Diocese The following individuals and families have generously contributed $5,000 and above to UNICEF Canada. Argyle Secondary School of London BLG Annual Dodgeball Toronto District School Board Extravaganza Tuscany School

Anonymous (31) Bill & Inge Christie Kerrie & Bob Hale Kathleen E. Marsman Foundation Utami © UNICEF Canada/2010/Sri Canadian Chinese Students' Ukrainian Canadian Congress 1337337 Alberta Inc. Bert & Hana Clark Kevin E. Hannah Ron & Tara Mathison Amarjeet S. Sandhu Art Charity Auction Charitable & Educational Trust 490824 Ontario Ltd. Carri Clarke & Reid Harbinger Foundation Susan & Dr. P. J. McEnery Schneider Family Congregation of the Sisters UNICEF Committees of: Jack C. Albert Brodylo Richard & Lois Haskayne Chris & Noella Milne* Foundation of Mercy Brantford STATEMENT OF REVENUE Nusrat Ali Drs. Sean & Ravneet Dr. Ahmed E. Hassan Yousha K. Mirza Arn Schoch Crescentview School Guelph Eric Anderson Comstock The Honourable Uwe Mummenhoff Anne Seck AND EXPENSES (Year ended March 31) Crofton House School Hunstville Natalie Anton John Cordeau Paul Hellyer Maheb & Parviz Nathoo Richard & Leena Sequeira Earl Grey School Kingston Appleyard Foundation Gabi Czech Dr. Donna Holton Bernhard G. Nickel Dr. Noel Shen The Famine and The Blessing Kitchener/Waterloo Faisal Arif Robert J. Dinsdale The Houssian Family Michael Norgrove Phillip Shin & Angie Hong Garden Creek School London Drs. Paul & Karen Glenn Dobby Bernard W. Hurley Dr. Mary G. O'Keefe Hanita & Christophe Simard* REVENUE FY11 $ John Wanless Junior Public School Ottawa Armstrong Donner Canadian Binu John Edward & Carolyn Ozimek Dr. John & Ellen Spears Kiwanis Foundation of Canada Pembroke Audrey S. Hellyer Foundation David Johns & Cecilia J. E. Panneton Family Carl & Jennifer Spiess Fundraising Manitoba Métis Federation Inc. Peterborough © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-1795/Pirozzi Charitable Foundation Dr. Margaret H. Duke Fernandes Foundation Paige Stahl Donations 25,469,777 Peel District School Board Sarnia Clive & Ruth Beddoe Nazrat Durand Malcolm Johnson Ghulam & Mehrunnissa Mary Stevens Gifts-in-kind 38,620,888 Pino's Presents Let's Cut Famine St. Catharines Allen W. Bell & Dr. Ola Claude Dussault* Tigran Kalberer Pardhan Dr. Andrea H. Stinson Total 64,090,665 PLTC's Pledge for Somalia Thunder Bay 2011 marked the 65th year UNICEF has been working to help children around the globe survive and thrive. The challenges Dunin-Bell N. Murray Edwards The Kavelman-Fonn Walter R. Pela* Sabrina N. Stuckless Employees of Population UNICEF Edmonton Leadership are many and varied: extreme weather events, drought, food shortages, political conflict and poverty can, at times, seem The Bennett Family Charitable Foundation Foundation Ali Pourghasemi Taylor L. Thomson Additional Revenues Health Research Institute Council insurmountable. We remain unwavering in our mission because we believe that nowhere is too far to go to save a Foundation Mary & Chris Fong* Elinor M. Kelly Ptarmigan Fund at David Tingey Net product sales 1,078,330 Queen's University UNICEF Club UNICEF Train Ride child’s life. Robert Bertram Fondation André Gauthier Karol Peter Kersen The Calgary Foundation Sung-Tien Wang Other income 127,967 Saskatchewan Council for Unite with Art Productions Ronald George Bills Fondation Edward Assh Roseline & Chia-Chih Kuo Michael P. Quinn Phyllis & William Waters International Cooperation University of Calgary UNICEF Club Government and other grants 1,606,976 Michael C. Broderick Fonds Gabrielle-Roy Anne Larkin Chagnon Monique Quirion van Gent Wayne & Penny Whitlock This report highlights just a few of the great strides we have made over the past year. We helped build schools in over Seaquam Secondary School Employees of Workplace Safety Total 2,813,273 Jim & Sharon Brown Frank and Yvonne Alison E. Lawton Dr. Kannoo Ravindran David Whyte 41 countries and sent child development kits to 32 disaster-affected regions. Our international policy work also bore and Insurance Board Rocio Burger McCracken Foundation Paul Lee Family Foundation Robert D. Revak Dr. Ian & Joy Winterborn Total Revenue 66,903,938 fruit; five countries added their names to the ‘Paris Commitments,’ bringing the total number of states that have pledged

Christopher Burton Carey & Nancy Garrett Dr. William Libich Riddell Family Charitable Lisa Wolverton* & to prevent the use of children in armed conflict to 100. Marcia Cardamore Jean Gerster Siu-man Anita Lo Foundation Ford Nicholson LEGACIES AND ESTATES Pat & Connie Carlson Joseph & Mary Giuffre Barbara & Drew MacIntyre Sue Riddell Rose & Allan K. Wood Many supporters honour UNICEF’s work and invest in the EXPENSES UNICEF responds to hundreds of emergencies every year. We go wherever we are needed, no matter how complicated Mario Cavalancia* Donna Gordon Keith & Kathy MacPhail Michael Rose Peter Hoon Phuang Yeo future of children through legacy planning. The following the circumstances. Last year was no exception. When famine struck the Horn of Africa this past July, the organization Dr. Jesse Chew Dr. Paul & Lorie Grundy Ian & Cathy McFeely The Stephen Ross and Zhi Zhong Zheng & individuals have informed us that they have included Fundraising and Administration rapidly mobilized to funnel human and financial resources to drought-affected communities. The speed of our response Chien-Ting Kevin Chiang Florence W. Haase Ruth Mandel & Z & T Mary O'Riordan Family Li W. Guang UNICEF Canada in their estate plans; their commitment Fundraising 9,678,000 was enhanced by the fact that UNICEF has been working in the region for over 40 years. And when the spotlight on this (*Member of the UNICEF Canada Board of Directors) ensures a brighter future for countless children. Administration 2,814,044 emergency has faded, UNICEF will still be there to make sure that children’s lives are saved. Total 12,492,044 CORPORATE GIVING Through sponsorships and partnerships, the following corporations and employee groups have supported UNICEF with Anonymous (104) Bob Loveless Program Expenses None of our work is possible without your generosity. I hope that you will read on and see how you have helped improve Natalie Anton & Family Evelyn MacMillan the lives of children over the past year. a gift of $10,000 and above. International Programs 51,728,165 David & Lynda Bird Helen & Hugh Mogensen Advocacy and Canadian Programs 2,866,407 Michel Boucher Valerie Neaves For every child we have saved and for every life we have transformed, we owe you our heartfelt gratitude. Anonymous (11) Chambers Electric International Artcrafts Nexen Inc. Suncor Energy Foundation Total 54,594,572 Elizabeth Dallaire Bonnie & Antanas Orvidas Annapolis Capital Limited DIALOG Intrepid Travel Inc. OPUS Hotels Talisman Energy Leila Fawzi Jeanine Parker ARC Financial Corporation Enerplus Corporation Jake Connor & Crew Inc. Owlkids Incorporated Total expenses 67,086,616 I look forward to what we can achieve together for children in 2012. Deborah Gill James Sikora Excess or (De ciency) BD Canada Family Insurance Solutions KPMG LLP (Canada) Party Packagers Inc. TD Securities Inc. Kerrie & Bob Hale George Weber* & Mary-Ellen of revenue over expenses1 -182,678 Thank you, Bell Aliant FirstEnergy Capital Corp. Loblaw Companies Limited Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Teck Resources Limited Morris Memorial Fund Bennett Jones LLP Gucci Maple Leaf Foods Perpetual Energy Inc. Telus Cartier H&M Martin Ma Medicine Pier 1 Imports Tim Hortons (*Member of the UNICEF Canada Board of Directors) 1 Cenovus Energy Inc. Hallmark Canada Professional Corporation PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Total E&P Canada Ltd. Each year, UNICEF Canada transfers all excess cash & Cenovus Employee Hatch Ltd. Montblanc Procter & Gamble Inc. TransAlta Corporation UNICEF Canada is indebted to those generous individuals (after paying expenses) to International Programs. David Morley Foundation Heenan Blaikie LLP MSC Cruises Royale Tissue Vale whose legacies were recognized this year. We extend our The deficit(s) represent the non cash items for the year, President and CEO Connacher Oil and IKEA Foundation National Bank S-Trip! Webkinz Foundation thanks and sympathies to their families and friends. including amortization. UNICEF Canada Gas Limited Imperial Oil Limited Newalta Corporation

YEAR IN REVIEW | unicef.ca YEAR IN REVIEW | unicef.ca YEAR INREVIEW the disease the Government ofUganda reported ithad potentially fatalillnessthroughout thecountry. By 2010, an extensive vaccination campaigntoeliminatethe together withUNICEF, the Government ofUganda began where appropriate medicalcare isnotavailable. In 2002, develops, mortalityrates are extremely high,especially and poorumbilicalcord-carepractices. Whentetanus common lethalconsequencesofuncleandeliveries Maternal Neonatal Tetanus (MNT)isamongthemost MATERNAL NEONATAL TETANUS CANBEELIMINATED treatable illnessanddisease. because nochildistoofartoprotect from preventable and considerable gainsforchildren. Ourwork willcontinue more than190countriesaround theworld, we have made life-saving interventions andinnovative programs in by more thanonehalf. By implementingtriedandtrue 1946, we have helpedreduce worldwide childmortality Today, itis preventable causes. Five years ago, itwas 25,500 children. In 1990, CONTINUES STEADY DECLINE NUMBER OFCHILDDEATHS FROM PREVENTABLE CAUSES CHILD SURVIVAL 33,000 21,000 , amere eightyears after UNICEFandpartners |

children died unicef.ca children. SinceUNICEF’s inceptionin

each andevery day eliminated from

Mozambique this past May. measles vaccination was oneof3.5 millionimmunizedin child milestone through thevaccination ofour continued and,earlierthisyear, we reached anhistoric from 733,000 deathsin2000to164,000 in2008. Ourefforts measles mortalitydecreased by animpressive 78percent, immunization activitiesglobally. Asaresult, worldwide 2001, UNICEFandtheMeasles Initiative spearheaded an estimated 2.6 milliondeathseachyear. Beginningin were commonpublichealthpractices, measlesledto In 1980, before widespread vaccination campaigns 1,000,000,000 health threat. countries around theworld, where MNTisstill apublic the spread ofMNTwillcontinue inanadditional38 elimination ofMNTinUganda. Ourwork inpreventing UNICEF andtheWHOhave officiallyconfirmedthe elimination. Thispast July, through avalidation survey, cases foraspecificperiodoftimeinorder toclaimdisease district forMNTinagiven countrymust have norecorded Health Organization’s (WHO) guidelines, themost at-risk began theircampaign.IncompliancewiththeWorld . Thechildwhoreceived thehistory-making + one billionth

© UNICEF/NYHQ2010-1414/Hofer YEAR INREVIEW EMERGENCY EDUCATION conflict affected areas. children were treated foracutemalnutrition infloodand million more received measlesvaccines. Some520,000 were provided tomore than6millionchildren, and several 2 millionpeoplereceived safedrinking water. Polio vaccines improved fornearly 3millionpeople, andapproximately response. Inflood-affected areas, sanitationfacilities were conflict necessitatedasustained, extensive andcomplex In SUSTAINED, COMPLEXEMERGENCY RELIEF EXTREME FLOODING friendly spacesorothersafeenvironments. water. Nearly 50,000 children were abletoaccesschild- and 2.2 million peoplewere provided withaccesstosafe least 1.2millionchildren were vaccinated against measles, displaced personsincampsandneighbouringregions. At Assistance reached drought-affected communitiesand 2011, 344,466 children were treated formalnutrition. Ethiopia, Kenya financial resources tomeetcriticalneedsin mobilizing theentire organization tofunnelhumanand to activate itshighest level ofemergency response, rapidly needs inthe The breadth anddepthofnutritionaldrought-related LEVEL OFRESPONSE FAMINE DECLARATION REQUIREDUNICEFTO ACTIVATE HIGHEST skills andgives children thecapacitytobeproductive normalcy andhope, and furtherconflict.Inadditiontoproviding asenseof reduces theriskofcountriesspiraling intopoverty aftermath ofconflict. It helpsincrease stability and Education isessentialtorebuilding countriesinthe PROVIDING A SENSEOFNORMALCY AND HOPE education possible. support andbasiclifeskillstoensure theyreceive thebest to provide children withqualityeducation, psychosocial In 2011,UNICEF and improve academicsuccessamongvulnerable children. has beenshown tolowerrates, increase drop-out attendance learning environment. Thechild-friendlyapproach school girls inparticular—asafe, nurturingandgender-sensitive teachers whouseteachingmethodsthatgive children — provide basicprimaryeducationandemploy competent to attend.Theyare endowed withadequateresources to Child-friendly schoolsare schoolsthatchildren want CHILD Pakistan – FRIENDLY SCHOOLS A SUCCESS , asecondyear ofextreme flooding andongoing Horn ofAfrica |

unicef.ca and trained over 115,000 teachers + education provides crucialsurvival

POLITICALCONFLICT Somalia in2011compelledUNICEF . InSomaliaalone, throughout

Djibouti, onhow

HELP FORCHILDRENAFFECTEDBY CIVILUNREST enrolled ineducation. an estimated 44,000 undocumentedchildren not model foranationwide efforttoprovide educationto and writing. UNICEFaimsfortheschooltoserve asa national curriculum,withanearlyemphasisonreading coast ofMalaysian Borneo. Thecentre focusesonthe education centre forundocumentedchildren offthe initiative launched a Together withtheGovernment ofMalaysia, UNICEF CHANCE TO LEARN TOGETHER A GROUND attended schoolonceagain. ensuring 85percent ofchildren inNorth Côted’Ivoire to gobackschool.Thecampaignwas successfulin across thecountrytoencourage children and teachers post-electoral conflict— reaching outtocommunities launched theBack toSchoolinitiative following the partnership withthegovernment ofCôted’Ivoire, citizens onceacrisisisover. psychosocial well-being foranother102,000 children. Community andschool-basedserviceshelpedfoster the vitamin Asupplementationtomore than100,000 children. some 54,000 children against measlesandprovided from severe acutemalnutrition.We helpedvaccinate provided nutritionsuppliesto37,000 children suffering 36,000 children with moderate acutemalnutritionand Yemen conditions ofdeeppoverty andpoliticalvolatility in children andwomen already struggling tosurvive in Civil unrest exacerbated thedifficultcircumstances of . We supportedcommunity-based programs totreat in2011,thatsaw theestablishment ofan – ground-breaking, multi-partnership BREAKING INITIATIVE GIVESCHILDRENTHE In2011,UNICEF, in

© UNICEF Pakistan/2011/Asad Zaidi & Kristen Elsby YEAR INREVIEW CHILD PROTECTION children from HIVinfection. intensify effortstoprotect the world’s most vulnerable 2012 willbeanequallyhistoric year aswe continueto historic 2011agreement, Countdown toZero. generation. by 50percent —we willreach ourgoalofan by 2015andreducing newinfectionsamongyoung people targets —theeliminationofnewinfectionsamongchildren helping children withHIV. By focusingontwo newpriority With your supportUNICEFistakingtheglobal leadin malaria ordiarrhea. immune systems cannotfight—diseasessuch aspneumonia, Their deathsare causedby otherdiseasestheirweakened of thosechildren willdiebefore theirsecondbirthday. day. Tragically, withouttreatment, more than50percent Nearly 1,000 children are newlyinfectedwithHIVevery AN AIDS REACHING HIV ANDAIDS simple, local solutions. We will register theirchildren with easethrough theirlocalchief. communities thatare unabletoreach larger towns to and trafficking. Thisinnovative program allows remote children canbevulnerable toillegaladoption, childlabour children are educatedandprotected. Without registration, five have notbeen registered atbirth. Registration ensures showed thathalfofallTimorese children undertheage of of five whohave not yet been registered. united toreach nearly200,000 children undertheage Sector alongwithover 400local Administration, Health, EducationandtheReligious Timorese Ministry ofJustice and theMinistry ofState birth certificate. Thispast February, UNICEFwiththe Leste, children are oftenleftbehindforlackofasimple In oneoftheyoungest countriesintheworld, Timor- ITSYOUNGEST HELP AIMS TO COUNTRY A YOUNG in allaspectsoftheirwork. children associatedwitharmedforces orarmedgroups Principles andGuidelinesforthecare andprotection of society tofollow theParis CommitmentsandtheParis governments, intergovernmental organizations andcivil being forced intoconflict.The Paris Principlesencourages the pledgesof100nations by UNICEF,co-chaired hasbeen The Paris Principles. TheParis PrinciplesSteering group, 2011 hasbeenamonumentalyear forUNICEFand THE PARIS COMMITMENTS reach the hardest toreach children with These globalobjectives are inspired by the |

unicef.ca – FREE GENERATION

toprotect children from sucos successful insecuring

, orvillagechiefs, A 2010census AIDS-free AIDS-free

Anthony Lake, Executive Director, UNICEF Every day from their families, andinvest in new efforts to protect them, in newefforts to protect them, no matterwhere they live. successful year in2012. can bewholeonceagain been work ofthefamilytracing andreunification unit, we have at displacementcampstoassist children. Through the children from theirformerhomesandgatheringinformation began family-tracing work by siftingthrough records of conflict in2009. UNICEF, inajointgovernment venture, is criticalifthecountrytomove on,following theendof Tracing missingchildren andreuniting SriLankan families SRI LANKA FAMILY TRACING AND REUNIFICATION INPOST can to address the reasons why can toaddress thereasons why so manychildren are separated successful inreuniting children sotheirfamilies — we must do all we we must doallwe andlookforward toanother – CONFLICT