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Donor List the Following Donor List Shows Gifts Received and Pledge Payments Made During the Fiscal Year April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011 Donor list The following donor list shows gifts received and pledge payments made during the fiscal year April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011. The list includes donations made in support of walkers in the 2010 Shoppers Drug Mart Weekend to End Women’s Cancers and the 2010 Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer. w denotes donors whose giving includes an estate gift $5,000,000 + Mechanical Industry Advisory C. Donald Logan Jilla and Robert Williams The Campbell Family Committee (MIAC) Loretta’s Legacy Foundation Foundation Michael Albert Garron Macquarie Group Foundation Kalmar Family Foundation $1,000.000 - $4,999,999 Foundation Ltd. Farsad Kiani Boehringer-Ingelheim (Canada) National Pancreatic Cancer Canada Margaret and Wallace McCain Gerald and Paula Kirsh and Ltd. Foundation David Moorew Family Carlo Fidani Foundation Jon Nix Novartis Oncology The W.G. Lewitt Family Dr. Geoffrey R. Conway Memorial Ontario Financial Services Reta May Pettetw Local 67 - United Association of Foundation Ortho Biotech The Posluns Family Journeymen & Apprentices In Honour of Al Hertz Charles Petersen and Riki Sarah Ratneyw Esther and John Loewen Susan E. Grange Turofsky The Norman and Marian Robertson Family George E. Maraw Play in Support of Cancer Research Charitable Foundation Kenneth and Sheila McArthur Allan Slaight and Emmanuelle Hold’em For Life Charity The Royal College of Physicians Jim Meekison and Carolyn Gattuso Prostate Cancer Canada and Surgeons of Canada Keystone Michael A. Psakiw sanofi-aventis Merck Frosst Canada Ltd. $500,000 - $999,999 Roche Canada Allan and Shirley Taylor Lazo Mikijelj Radiation Oncologists - PMH Anna Rollingw Ian Telfer Nesbitt Family The Muzzo Family Scotiabank The Prostate Cancer Fight Chris S. Purkis SGNC Charitable Trust Foundation Jessie and Julie Rasch $250,000 - $499,999 Shoppers Drug Mart Irving Tissue Foundation Jamie and Leah Bras and Gary and Donna Slaight Ym Inc. (sales) Rosa Roesslew Family Greg and Diane Slaight Marilyn L. Yunis Angelo and Yvette Santorelli and John and Myrna Daniels Nikola Stanacevw Family Ian and Anne Devine w The Allan Kerbel Family $25,000 - $49,999 Sam Sniderman and Janet Graham Farquharson The Buchan Family Afexa Life Sciences Inc Mays Jennie Huiew Foundation Keith Ambachtsheer and Virginia Kevin M. Sullivan and Family International Union of Operating The Sheldon Inwentash and Atkin Joey and Toby Tanenbaum Engineers Local 793 Lynn Factor Charitable The Asaro Family The ASCO Foundation In honour of Melissa Ann Foundation Asbestos Workers Local 95 The Laurier Group Katzman Nevil and Susanne Thomas BBS Securities Inc. The Mariano Elia Foundation TELUS University of Toronto Alumni Ben and Hilda Katz Charitable The Schneider Family The Gerry and Nancy Pencer Brain Association Foundation Foundation Trust Jack and Anne Weinbaum and BLJC Betsy Wright Edward G. Thompson Family Stephen and Linda Boutilier Gordon Tozer Family and Friends of Lusi David and Paula Butterfield $10,000 - $24,999 Varian Medical Systems Wong Canso Investment Counsel 1277015 Ontario Ltd. Ltd. 1364671 Ontario Inc. $100,000 - $249,999 $50,000 - $99,999 Cardano Risk Management 1634834 Ontario Inc. AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Amgen Canada Inc. B.V. 534717 Ontario Limited Marvin and Linda Barnett Aubrey and Marsha Baillie John and Nina Cassils Abbott Laboratories Ltd. Nicolette Bledin Jack and Patricia Barclay Gail and Irving Cooper Leonard and Marcy Abramsky Molly and David Bloom BMO Financial Group L.E. Cotterchio Ronald J. Adams Jane Burfield Birchall Family Foundation at Susan Eplett Agardy Glass & Aluminium Byron Critchell Reburn Beal the Toronto Community Ernst & Young Inc. Campbellw Foundation Enrique and Lilly Fenig Allstream Inc Cancer Care Ontario Coca-Cola Bottling Company Michael Flemmingw Jim Archer-Shee and Mary Conam Charitable The Joe Di Palma Brain Tumor Friends For Life Matthews Foundation Pediatrics Foundation Nancy Lockhart and Murray Paul Atkinson David and Lynn Coriat Robin and Bill Downe Frum Ats Automation Tooling Systems Bruce Galloway Fondazione CRUP - Cassa GMP Securities LP Inc. Susan Gordon Di Risparmio Udine - Veneta Margrit Goebelw Brian Aune In Honour of Brian Greenpark Homes Pordenone Melanie Green Steck Gucciardi Family Gertrude Gotlib* Cathy Hale A.C. Baillie Harry Rosen Inc. James Greenan* Charles Hantho Family Family of Matthew W. Barrett Imperial Oil Foundation Koji and Mizue Handa John D. Heraud* Geoff Beattie James S. Kinnear and Bridgette Patrick Hodgson Family Home Insulation Corporation Stephen Belgue and Michelle Di Eansor Foundation Marcia and Rob Jajarmi Carlo Sandy and Bart MacDougall Glenn Hunnings Jose and Alexandra Jardino Michael Benjamin and Family Elizabeth Margaret McLeanw Lamarche Family Foundation Jessie and Julie Rasch BFI Canada Inc Ken A. McLeanw Jocelyne “Jo” Lanielw Foundation Blg Llp BloombergSen Investment Colleen Johnston Family and Friends of Tito Aarmat Construction Corp. Partners Phyllis and Samuel Kauffman Sansalone Allen Abbott Jane Botsford Jack and Pat Kay Scotia McLeod Jeff Abbott Sherry Bourne Martin Kelman Donna Steck and Family In Honour Louise Abbott John H. Bowey Shawn Kimel of Our Beloved Husband and Roger Abbott Tanya and Paul Braun John and Margaret Krall Father Brian Steck Ryan Abdallah Brettler Mintz Foundation Jason Kroft Lily Steelew Mark Aboud Bridle Bash Foundation Gordon and Joyce Straumann Canada Limited Gayle Abrahms Karen Brigden Lackenbauer Barbara Stymiest Gayle Abrams Brother Canada Robert Lawrie Kenneth and Joan Taylor Laura Abrams John Brough Kyong Jin Lee Sherry Taylor Drew Tanya Abrams Carpenters Union John Levy Teck Resources Ltd. Accel Electrical Contractors John and Mary Cassaday Karyn Levy Teva Canada Limited Ltd Celgene Corporation Link Line The Bitove Foundation Access Waste Management Bob Chan Local 128-International The Master Insulators Association Inc. Charities Aid Foundation Brotherhood of of Ontario Inc. Accu-Link Call Centres Inc. America Boilermakers The Philip Smith Foundation Acier Wirth Steel Pat and Constantine Chaukos Sheila Loftus and Family The Toronto Crown & Bridge Study Hyman and Phyllis Ackerman Keith Chen Longo’s Family Charitable Club Acker Finley Inc. Chiros Care Foundation Tomkins Corporation Active Gear Co of Canada CIBC M&M Meat Shops Ltd. Foundation Limited Colio Estate Wines Kenneth MacDonald Jeff Tonken Lawrence Acton Community Foundation of June Mansfield* Trade Secrets William Acton Mississauga Manulife Financial Trinity Development Michelle Adamo Coty Canada Inc. Emile Marino Foundation Costa Adamopoulos and Christina Credit Suisse First Boston Rick Marshall UBS Securities Canada Inc. Lebesis Canada Derek Martin Universitaetsklinikum Carl Gustav Andrew Adams William G. Crerar In Honour of Mattamy Homes Carus Dresden Caroline Adams Susan E. Crerar J. Matthews John and Tess Van Netten D’Arcy Adams Dancap Productions Inc Tom and Lynn McCulloch Walmart Canada Corp. Norman Adams Elvio Del Sorbo McTrac Enterprises Inc. James Waters Pauline Adams Eric and Heather Donnellyw Mechanical Contractors Glen Watt Shaun Adams Dr. Jay Charitable Foundation Association of Toronto In Honour of the Wonderful Life of Susan Adams David Dulberg Frank Mersch Percy Weinstein - Myrna, Karen George Addario Paul and Teresa Dykeman Rick Meslin and Deedee Weinstein William Addas Dynamic Fund Foundation Minto Foundation Inc Larry Weir Renee Addison Tom and Karen Ehrlich and Bruce H. Mitchell Wellington West Capital Markets Adeste Global Managed Family Stephen Morson Inc. Networkd Enbridge Gas Distribution James Mulvennaw Neville Wessonw Frances Adlaf Exel Inc Graham Munro Jennie Wilson Admar Promotions Group Gail and Robert Farquharson Susan Newman Lynn Wilson Advanced Agro Enterprises Firefighters Against Cancer’s Philip and Joan Norris Michael and Shari Wilson Limited Existence Foundation Ontario Power Generation Shelagh E. Wilson Advantage Crombie Kennedy Four Star Distribution Employees’ & Pensioners’ Florence and Mickey Winberg Inc. Freedom International Brokerage Charity Women’s College Hospital Aecon Industrial Inc. Desmond and Pamela Richard Wookey Aegent Energy Advisors Inc Front Street Capital O’Rorke Shirley Youngw Elli Aelick G & N Coco Construction Ltd. Lou Pagnutti Lawrence and Linda Ron Aelick G.A. Paper International Inc. Vincent Pang Zimmering Aero Plastics Ltd. Gerry and Caren Ruby Family Paul Parete Aeroplan Canada Inc Foundation Gloria Veronica Maria Pasquale $1,000 - $9,999 Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP Get Tickets E-Solutions Inc. Cannw 1091104 Ontario Inc. Sonia Aggelakis Giovanni and Concetta Guglietti Peninsula Merchant Syndications 1280987 Ontario Ltd. Agi Traffic Technology Inc. Family Foundation Corp. 1405634 Ontario Ltd Patricia Agius Michael and Libby Goldgrub Performance Group of Funds 150 Toro Inc. Himel Group Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. David and Bonnie Goldstein Pharmx Rexall Drug Stores 1540735 Ontario Ltd. Ghandour Agora Communication Don Gorman Ltd. Painting Irshaad Ahmad Al and Malka Green Plan Masters, INC. 1682331 Ontario Inc Ike Ahmed David and Melanie Harris Powerstream Inc 2028866 Ontario Inc. Ainley Consulting Engineers & Stephen Harris PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 2172079 Ontario Inc. Planners George and Linda Heller RA Coco Investments Inc. 24 Hour Reefer Service Ltd Airboss of America Corp. Janet and Peter Herman Brian Ramsay 360 Technical Services Inc Aird & Berlis LLP Marilyn Hosang RBC 4 Star Drywall (99) Ltd. David Airdrie House of Praise The Redeemed Reaction Distributing inc 487550 Ontario Inc David Aitken Christian Church of God Marilyn Reisenecker 5 Corners Productions Inc.
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