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Please accept our heartfelt thanks for your support. Together, we have saved children’s lives. COMMUNITY PARTNERS UNICEF is grateful to its community partners The following list recognizes gifts made to UNICEF Canada between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. UNICEF Canada apologizes for any for their generous investment of time and resources. The omissions or errors; please contact UNICEF Canada at 1 800 567 4483 if you have any questions or changes. following schools, events, clubs, and groups have each contributed $5,000 and above towards UNICEF’s work.

INDIVIDUALS AND FOUNDATIONS BLG Annual Dodgeball Sven's Mount Logan Summit The following individuals and families have generously contributed $5,000 and above to UNICEF Canada. Extravaganza District School Board Dr. Ruth Kurdyak Memorial Tuscany School Anonymous (31) Edward Assh Foundation David Johns & Cecilia Fernandes Ptarmigan Fund at The Fund at the Canadian Medical Ursulines de Québec School 490824 Ontario Ltd. N. Murray Edwards Kathryn Kennedy Foundation Foundation University of Calgary UNICEF Appleyard Foundation Charitable Foundation Alnashir, Sameer, & Alykhan Lakha Monique Quirion van Gent Chris Akkerman Elementary Club Dr. Dina El-Sahrigy Carrie & Kent Ferguson Jules Leclerc Riddell Family Charitable School University of Saskatchewan & Dr. Karim Aref Charles Fischer & Joanne Li Ka Shing (Canada) Foundation Foundation Crescentview School Employees STATEMENT OF REVENUE Drs. Paul & Karen Armstrong Cuthbertson Dr. William Libich Sue Riddell Rose & Michael Rose Crofton House School UNICEF Committees of: Clive & Ruth Beddoe Dr. Chen Fong Lycklama Family Fund at the Richard & Leena Sequeira Dream for Darfur Brantford AND EXPENSES (Year ended March 31) Allen W. Bell & Dr. Ola Dunin-Bell Mary & Chris Fong* Toronto Community Foundation Phillip Shin & Angie Hong Go 4 South Guelph Robert Bertram Donald A. Fox* Gail & John MacNaughton* Hanita and Christopher Simard* Gold for Good, Bald for Good Event Huntsville Ronald Bills Frank & Yvonne McCracken Ruth Mandel & Z & T Antoine Sirois The Kilimanjaro Climb for Children Kingston REVENUE FY12 $ Michael C. Broderick Foundation Stewart & Sunny Marshall Steve Snyder and Jane Noble Kiwanis Foundation of Canada Kitchener/Waterloo Live Painting Competition London Elizabeth & Roger Broeke Gabrielle Roy Fund Kathleen E. Marsman Carl & Jennifer Spiess Fundraising Carol Ann & Peter Williams Carey & Nancy Garrett Janet May Paige & Ed Stahl Manitoba Council for Ottawa Donations 27,330,074 Rocio Burger Fred & Nali George James McDonald Dr. Andrea H. Stinson International Cooperation Pembroke Christopher Burton Jean Gerster Lesley McIver The Bennett Family Foundation McGill University – UNICEF Club Peterborough Gifts-in-kind 1,657,818 Mario Cavalancia* Dr. Michael and Heather Giuffre* Chris & Noella Milne* The Grayross Foundation Olympic Heights School Sarnia Total 28,987,892 Saskatchewan Council for St. Catharines Dr. Valérie Chouinard Joseph & Mary Giuffre Dr. Farah Khan & Dr. Yousha Mirza The Stephen Ross & Additional Revenues Each and every day, 19,000 children under the age of five die from causes we can John Cordeau Dr. Paul & Lorie Grundy Sadru Mohamedali Mary O'Riordan Family International Cooperation Thunder Bay prevent. One year ago, this number was 21,000. Net product sales 446,917 Donald Crich Kerrie & Bob Hale Bernhard G. Nickel Foundation Simon Fraser Student Society UNICEF Train Ride Other income 241,500 Dan & Lindsay Cristall Richard & Lois Haskayne Charles Oliver A. von Hahn* Family Sisters of St. Joseph of the Diocese Yoga Club Fundraiser In just one year, two thousand more children have survived, each and every day. of London The Wiggles Government and other grants 1,748,040 Dr. Piotr Czaykowski Daryl & Yvonne Hockley Lucien Ouellet Wayne & Penny Whitlock They are surviving thanks to the help of donors like you. & Dr. Anne Worley Donald & Mary Hogarth Ghulam & Mehrunnissa Pardhan Dr. Ian & Joy Winterborn Total 2,436,457 Glenn Dobby Dr. Donna Holton Paul Lee Family Foundation Dr. Simon N. Young Total Revenue 31,424,349 But these are still shocking numbers. Even one preventable child death is one too Donner Canadian Foundation Jarome Iginla Walter Pela* LEGACIES AND ESTATES many. That’s why at UNICEF, we go where the need is great and we save children’s Claude Dussault* J. E. Panneton Family Foundation Ali Pourghasemi Many supporters honour UNICEF’s work and invest in the lives – no matter how difficult or complex the situation might be, no matter how future of children through legacy planning. The following (*Member of the UNICEF Canada Board of Directors) EXPENSES far a child and their family might be. individuals have informed us that they have included UNICEF Canada in their estate plans; their commitment Fundraising and Administration Reaching every child is not a distant dream. You have stood with us in our belief ensures a brighter future for countless children. Fundraising 9,875,692 CORPORATE GIVING that no child is too far. Administration 2,763,552 UNICEF Canada gratefully acknowledges its corporate partners for their generous support. The following have Total 12,639,244 contributed $10,000 and above towards UNICEF’s lifesaving work for children. Anonymous (120) Pat Martin & Peter Varty As you read this Year in Review, know that your support has helped UNICEF save Natalie Anton & Family Daphne McMullen millions of children – children in dire circumstances over the past year. Shirley Arnold Helen & Hugh Mogensen Program Expenses International Programs 15,026,391 Anonymous (2) Family Insurance Solutions Matco Financial Inc. Procter & Gamble Inc. Patricia Bellamy Valerie Neaves Your support in 2012 was invaluable and will be absolutely essential on the road Annapolis Capital Limited Gucci Montblanc RBC Capital Markets David & Lynda Bird Bonnie & Antanas Orvidas Advocacy and Canadian Programs 3,697,397 ahead as together we fight to save even more children’s lives. ARC Financial Corporation H&M MSC Cruises Royale Tissue Michel Boucher Jeanine Parker Total 18,723,788 Avenue Living Hallmark Canada Net Media Ltd. Sherritt International Corporation Elizabeth Dallaire James Sikora Baytex Energy Corp. Hatch Ltd. Newalta Corporation Talisman Energy Incorporated Gerry Daly John W. & Carol Somerset Total expenses 31,363,032 BD – Canada IKEA Foundation Nexen Inc. Tetley Leila Fawzi B. Vander Knaap Thank you. Bell Aliant Imperial Oil Limited Opus Hotels TD Securities Deborah Gill Karen L. Watchorn 1 Bennett Jones LLP International Artcrafts Owlkids Teck Resources Limited Kerrie & Bob Hale George Weber & Mary-Ellen Excess of revenue over expenses 61,317 Sincerely, Cenovus Energy Inc. & Cenovus International Zinc Association Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Telus Mona Harper Morris Memorial Fund* Employee Foundation JoMedia Pier 1 Imports Total E&P Canada Ltd. Mo Laidlaw Darlene A. Whitehead Chambers Electric Loblaw Companies Limited Platinum Naturals Inc. Tourmaline Oil Corp. Bob Loveless 1 Each year, UNICEF Canada transfers all excess cash (after paying expenses) Enerplus Corporation Maple Leaf Foods PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP TransAlta Corporation Neil MacCannell (*Member of the UNICEF Canada to International Programs. The surplus represents the non cash items for David Morley Evelyn MacMillan Board of Directors) the year, including amortization. President and CEO UNICEF Canada

YEAR IN REVIEW | .ca YEAR IN REVIEW | unicef.ca Uzbekistan Active in more than 190 countries around the world, together 900,000 children with your support, we save more children’s lives than any other receive deworming UNICEF tablets and hygiene humanitarian organization. As part of the UN, we have the reach, instruction in a UNICEF-supported the experience and the expertise to help children survive. Your handwashing IMPACT donations are put to optimum use – supporting programs, campaign. delivering supplies and reaching the hardest-to-reach.

Here is an overview of our achievements in 2011-2012: Libya UNICEF distributes clean water to 500,000 people EMERGENCIES and aids hundreds Haiti of thousands of UNICEF responded to 292 emergencies — from civil conflicts to floods, cyclones, and India UNICEF delivers refugees in Tunisia The Horn of Africa UNICEF supports earthquakes — in 80 countries, procuring $166 million worth of emergency supplies, cholera prevention and Egypt. The Sahel More than 3,000 metric efforts that immunize half of that total to assist children in the drought-stricken Horn of Africa. The global supplies for 2.2 UNICEF treats more tons of ready-to-use 170 million children million people. UNICEF humanitarian response supported: than a quarter million therapeutic food are against polio. In children for severe acute delivered to treat • improved education for January 2012, India 4 million children malnutrition through severely malnourished announces it is • vaccination, deworming, and vitamin A supplementation for over 36 million children June 2012 amid the children in the famine- polio-free after a year region-wide nutrition stricken Horn of Africa. • severe acute malnutrition treatment for without a single case. 1.8 million children under five crisis. WHO removes India • targeted nutritional support for 19 million women and children from the list of • sanitation, hygiene, or safe drinking water for polio-endemic 16 million people countries.

“The grand goal of CHILD DEVELOPMENT DR Congo UNICEF UNICEF begins the preventing child • spent $106 million to deliver education supplies and learning materials distribution of 13.7 million insecticide-treated bed nets deaths must be our • helped give over 10 million children access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (ITNs). Today, 38 percent of the country’s children sleep facilities in their learning environments Colombia common cause.” under ITNs — up from UNICEF efforts to Anthony Lake, • purchased 159,970 classroom kits, 22,523 recreation kits, and 9,979 early 1 percent ten years ago. protect children UNICEF Executive Director childhood development kits endangered by armed • worked with partners to help 8.76 million school-age children access basic conflict reach more than 50,000 girls education and provide 2 million children with access to safe community play and boys. and learning spaces

Swaziland UNICEF supports CHILD SURVIVAL antiretroviral drug delivery so that 95 percent UNICEF of HIV-positive pregnant • bought $1.03 billion in vaccines, $97 million in medical supplies and equipment, women get treatment to stop the transmission of and 20.8 million HIV diagnostic tests the virus to their babies. • worked with partners to immunize over 52 million children against measles • delivered 25 million bed nets and 11.7 million malaria rapid diagnostic tests to protect children from mosquito-borne diseases in 36 countries Latin America and the Honduras Eastern and Tanzania, Guinea Kuwait Azerbaijan East Asia and Papua New Guinea GLOBAL REACH Caribbean Jamaica Southern Africa United Republic of Guinea-Bissau Lebanon Belarus the Pacific Philippines • spent $70 million on water and sanitation supplies, delivering 347 million water Antigua and Barbuda Mexico Angola Uganda Liberia Libya Bosnia and Herzegovina Cambodia Samoa purification tablets and 78,159 hygiene kits Argentina Montserrat Botswana Zambia Mali Morocco Bulgaria China Solomon Islands • procured 27,000 metric tons of ready-to-use therapeutic food — 80 percent Barbados Nicaragua Burundi Zimbabwe Mauritania Occupied Palestinian Croatia Cook Islands Thailand Fiji of the global supply — and 140 million packets of micronutrient powder Every day around the world, 11,000 UNICEF Belize Panama Comoros Niger Territory Georgia Timor-Leste Bolivia Paraguay Eritrea West and Central Africa Nigeria Oman Kazakhstan Indonesia Tokelau workers equip themselves to go as far as Brazil Peru Ethiopia Benin Sâo Tomé and Principe Qatar Kosovo, Kiribati Tonga necessary to save children’s lives. For UNICEF British Virgin Islands Saint Kitts and Nevis Kenya Burkina Faso Senegal Saudi Arabia Republic of Korea, Democratic Tuvalu Chile Saint Lucia Lesotho Cameroon Sierra Leone Sudan Kyrgyzstan People’s Republic of Vanuatu CHILD PROTECTION the goal is simple: child survival. The reason is Colombia Saint Vincent and the Madagascar Cape Verde Togo Syrian Arab Republic Macedonia, the former Lao People’s Democratic Viet Nam UNICEF simple too: because no child is too far. We go Costa Rica Grenadines Malawi Central African Republic Tunisia Yugoslav Republic of Republic Malaysia • worked in 102 countries to strengthen programs for children in national development wherever the need is great, no matter how Cuba Suriname Mozambique Chad Middle East and United Arab Emirates Moldova South Asia plans and budgets Dominica Trinidad and Tobago Namibia Congo North Africa Yemen Montenegro Marshall Islands Afghanistan complex the problem, no matter how rough the Dominican Republic Turks and Caicos Islands Rwanda Congo, Democratic Algeria Romania Micronesia, Federated Bangladesh • helped achieve a 30 percent increase in communities abandoning genital mutilation Ecuador Uruguay Seychelles Republic of the Bahrain Central and Eastern Serbia States of Bhutan and cutting in 15 countries terrain, no matter how remote the location. El Salvador Venezuela, Bolivarian Somalia Côte d’Ivoire Djibouti Europe and the Tajikistan Mongolia India • championed the adoption of new rules and laws against child marriage in Grenada Republic of South Africa Equatorial Guinea Egypt Commonwealth Turkey Myanmar Maldives Nauru Azerbaijan and India Guatemala South Sudan, Gabon Iran, Islamic Republic of of Independent States Turkmenistan Nepal Here are just a few examples of the impact we Guyana Republic of Gambia Iraq Albania Ukraine Niue Pakistan • integrated almost 12,000 child soldiers back into society have had around the world in 2011-2012: Haiti Swaziland Ghana Jordan Armenia Uzbekistan Palau Sri Lanka • helped introduce child justice legislation in Albania, “zero child labour” initiatives in YEAR IN REVIEW | unicef.ca Bolivia, and universal, compulsory birth registration in Malawi YEAR IN REVIEW | unicef.ca ROW 1: © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-2111/Dormino, © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-1495/Diffidenti, © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-1691/Pirozz, ROW 2: © UNICEF/NYHQ2009-1825/Markisz, © UNICEF/DRCA2010-00089/Connelly, © UNICEF/NYHQ2009-2632/Pirozzi, © UNICEF/NYHQ2005-2415/Khemka. Boots, Backpack, Compas: © UNICEF Canada/2012/George YEAR IN REVIEW | unicef.ca