2014 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 Message from the Chair 4 Your Project Team 6 Board Members 9 Signature Grant Profile 10 Grant Profiles 14 Fund Profiles 20 PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala 24 2014 Grants 46 Year in Review 47 2014 Fund Values 55 Donors 58 Volunteers

2 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

donations and grants. Over $8.4 million in donations was received, resulting in over $5 million in grants! This brings our total grants since 1970 to over $19 million! This watershed year brings the assets currently under SCF’s management to over $64 million, almost double the assets managed by SCF five years ago. Investment returns in 2014 were 8.55%, bringing SCF’s 20-year average for investment returns to 8.2%.

2014 was a year of new partnerships and growing community awareness of SCF. Our Just in Case program (developed by Harold Empey) and Random Act of Kindness Day raised our profile higher than ever, while innovative partnerships allowed SCF to assist many new donors to achieve their charitable goals. Thanks to all our community partners, whose confidence in SCF was the key to making connections and achieving results. Thanks as well to all those who contributed, either by building permanent endowed funds or by directing their gifts this year to the charities of their choice.

The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural The core of community building is leadership. Change begins when Gala was held September 20th, 2014. In its eighth year, through the we recognize that some aspect of our community needs improvement, support of our generous title sponsor PotashCorp, and the continued and we take action. The Board and staff of the Saskatoon Community support of our city’s wonderful individuals and generous business Foundation take seriously our responsibility to be leaders, in both our community, we raised almost $400,000. Plans are already underway for professional and personal lives. Each of us makes a unique contribution the 2015 Gala, September 19th. We look forward to another incomparable to our beloved community of Saskatoon. At the Foundation, the purpose celebration of Saskatoon’s diverse culture! of this leadership is to honour the commitment and steward the gifts of our donors. These donors have created legacies for the good of With sadness, we said farewell to two great Saskatonians and former Saskatoon in perpetuity and have also taken immediate action to Board members: Cliff Wright, whose contributions to our community address current issues. In turn, these gifts support charities working simply cannot be calculated, and our good friend Myrna Bentley, who at ground level to improve the quality of life for all Saskatoon citizens. among her other achievements was instrumental in the creation and Our role at SCF is to find innovative, effective and compassionate ways success of our Mayor’s Cultural Gala. Their gifts to Saskatoon will to connect our donors to the causes that matter most to them and the never be forgotten. We also welcomed Ken Juba of Creative Fire and community at large. Kim Braun of ScotiaBank to our Board. We look forward to continued success in 2015! Since 1970, the Saskatoon Community Foundation has been building a future for Saskatoon that will last forever. Gifts made today, through Kindest Regards, endowments, will make our community stronger for future generations. In 2014, thanks to innovative partnerships with community leaders such as the Kinsmen Club and Friends of Gordie Howe Bowl, the Saskatoon Community Foundation was the conduit for unprecedented levels of Zeba Ahmad, Chair 3 L to R: Susan Skrypnyk, Administration Manager; Don Ewles, Grants and Communications Manager; 4 Kristy Rempel, Donor Services Manager; and Trevor Forrest, Executive Director. WORKING TO BUILD YOUR LEGACY

A community is both a result and a process. Building community means The Saskatoon Community Foundation staff brings decades of working within a process to get results while the process is still in experience, expertise and community knowledge into play to help donors motion. This is always a challenge because social change is complex create lasting legacies for our community. Whether dealing with the and slow moving, yet we must always work to stay ahead of the curve ins and outs of endowments and funds or helping to find the charities and make changes that are meaningful within the lives and needs of the that can best reflect donors’ goals and values, your staff team can help people who make up our community. to ensure that your contribution to the community will last and have a meaningful impact.

5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

6 Zeba Ahmad: “It’s an honor and privilege Tracy Muggli: “Saskatoon is a community Ken Juba: “Saskatoon fits a unique niche to be involved in many worthy projects and of thousands who give generously of their between big city and small town. We’re organizations in our community. Each of them time, their skills and their financial resources growing, we have new amenities, we have has given me a sense of connection to the city in order to build a stronger community. It is a bright future. Yet anyone who spends time we all call home. Each and every time I get that incredible caring spirit that helps ensure here develops personal connections that are involved I am amazed at the generosity of the everyone can reach their full potential and reminiscent of a smaller town. When you individuals and businesses in Saskatoon. It is attain a better quality of life." meet someone new, there’s a good chance truly inspiring.” you’ll quickly find shared connections, Brian Bentley: “Serving on the SCF Board common friends, familiar histories. It’s why Greg Keller: “I love the generosity of our is a special honour allowing me to serve with, SCF matters. The projects we touch are citizens – be it financially or through good learn from, and share with dedicated fellow not invisible and our donors are our friends works. We live in a growing city that has a Board members a love of our Community. and neighbours. It’s about businesses and smaller town feel. We know and support our Saskatoon is a wonderful Community that we people we know helping the organizations neighbours, we make the effort to volunteer. all want to see made into the best place there and people they come across every day. It’s a We have many organizations and individuals is to live.” growing city building on small-town values." that ensure our less fortunate are supported. I am proud to call Saskatoon home.” Tom Kishchuk: “I love being able to Full bios at saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca. canoe on the South Saskatchewan river and Jeret Bode: “The city is exploding with snowshoe at Chief Whitecap Park.” Past Board Members culture. Everywhere you look there is diversity Derek Arnold, Roger Arnold, Fred Ballantyne, in the people, the food, music and art.” John Williams: “It’s all about the people Myrna Bentley, Moira Birney, Kim Braun, Bernie in our community and the generosity they Broughton, Gordon Bray, Sid Buckwold, Warren Ian Sutherland: “What I like about provide to our wonderful city. Our community Champ, Scott Cherry, Ronan Conlon, Howard Saskatoon is the willingness of its citizens to truly cares!" Cooper, Joan Emigh, Hon. Dr. Sylvia Fedoruk, help those in need, the natural beauty of the Brenda Fitzgerald, Albert Flavelle, Kathryn Ford, river valley changing with the seasons and Amberlea Chabot: “I love the sense of Austin Forsyth, Roger Francis, Alain Gaucher, the wide variety of cultural and educational community we all share, the feeling of being Margaret Harris, Ross Harwood, Wes Heinrichs, opportunities for people of all ages.” neighbours.” Bart Hunter, Sam Jackson, Judy Harwood, Ken Howland, George Keter, Robert Klombies, Mary Beckett: “One of my greatest joys is Curtis Kimpton: “I love that our community Susan Lamb, Betty Anne Latrace-Henderson, to walk throughout the city. We are privileged to is open to change like the amazing seasons John Leddy, Don Leier, Dale Linn, John Loraas, live in a place where one can safely enjoy the of Saskatoon. I believe in community and the Fred MacDermid, Wally Mah, William Manning, beauty of all the seasons.” ability to grow and foster new relationships." Bonnie Marcoux, Fay McCann, Madge McKillop, Neil McMillan, Susan Milburn, Tom Molloy, Wayne Brownlee: “I love the small town Tiffany Paulsen: “In recent years, Penney Murphy, Blair Nelson, Craig Peterson, atmosphere in our city, the friendliness and Saskatoon has seen tremendous expansion, Dick Pinder, Ross Pinder, Don Ravis, Phyllis honesty of the people and the growing diversity both in land size and population, however that Salisbury, Linda Shaw, Mac Sheppard, Jan as we become more international!” growth does not take away the ability of one Thomson, Paul Tiesssen, Randy Trost, Allan person to make a big difference!" Tubby, Jamie Wall, Jim Wasilenko, Cliff Wright, Joanne Wurmlinger, and Darryl Yausie. 7 IN MEMORY

MYRNA BENTLEY The Saskatoon Community Foundation lost a great friend and supporter recently. A community leader, pioneer for women in leadership roles and long-time board member of the Saskatoon Community Foundation, Myrna Bentley will be very sadly missed. She served SCF for eight years on our board, including a term as Chair. Myrna was also instrumental in the success of the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala, making it one of the most successful fundraisers in the history of our community. Myrna took a special interest in making sure the entertainment at some of the early Galas was of the highest possible quality and made sure that the program was packed with value for those attending. But more than that, her cheerful optimism, her focus on family and her kind and generous spirit will always be remembered. We at SCF offer our heartfelt sympathies to the Bentley family and all those who treasured Myrna.

CLIFF WRIGHT Cliff Wright’s service to our community can hardly be calculated. He was truly a community builder, and not only because his business, Wright Construction, became the largest Saskatchewan-based General contractor. He served for three terms as Mayor, helping to define our community through that era. Perhaps his proudest single achievement in public service was when he was Treaty Land Entitlement Commissioner in the early 1990s and worked with Roland Crowe, Chief of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, and the federal and provincial governments to settle long outstanding land claims for twenty-five First Nations in Saskatchewan. His public service was recognized by his appointment to the Saskatchewan Order of Merit and the Order of Canada. He said the most exciting thing for him when he received the Order of Canada was that he was at the same ceremony as Jean Beliveau. By coincidence, his passing follows that of the hockey great by a week. His contributions to Saskatoon and Saskatchewan are innumerable, and we were very fortunate to have him serve on the Board of Directors of the Saskatoon Community Foundation for several years in the 1990s.

8 SIGNATURE GRANT PROFILE

BROADWAY THEATRE: “Back to the Future” – Renovations to Lobby & Concession The Saskatoon Community Foundation invests in the rich cultural history and future of our community. The Broadway Theatre is a local heritage landmark, having been a cornerstone of its neighbourhood since it was built in 1946. SCF’s 2014 Signature Grant of $50,000 will help to restore the lobby and concession to reflect not only the glory of yesteryear but the functionality of the future for this community centre for film and performing arts. The Broadway Theatre’s renovation project is titled “Back to the Future” and the plans are based on the original designs for the Theatre, while incorporating modern equipment, technology and convenience to serve Saskatoon better now and in the future!

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LA TROUPE DU JOUR: FIRE DOOR & VENTILATION SYSTEM UPGRADES

The Saskatoon Community Foundation celebrates cultural difference and inclusion for all the cultures that make up our community. La Troupe du Jour’s Theatre Centre not only helps the organization to promote French theatre, language and culture, but also opens its doors to many other community groups for a wide range of purposes. The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s grant assisted La Troupe du Jour in upgrading its fire door and ventilation systems, allowing for greater comfort for attendees and enhancing safety to modern standards. But of course, this equipment is only a means to an end, and that end is a first class venue for theatre and community events on 20th Street.

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SASKATCHEWAN ABILITIES COUNCIL: SLYP-OUT

The Saskatoon Community Foundation supports inclusion and social opportunity for all. Everyone should share fully in the social and recreational opportunities offered by our wonderful community. However, for youth with physical challenges, social opportunities can be challenging too. SLYP-Out (Social and Leisure Youth Program) helps youth facing physical challenges to get together socially and experience recreational opportunities, from movies and community events to pizza and games nights. Youth gain confidence, experience, and best of all, good friends!

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SWITCH: INTERDISCIPLINARY, TRADITIONAL & COMPLEMENTARY HEALTH SERVICES The Saskatoon Community Foundation supports innovative solutions to social challenges. SWITCH (Student Wellness Initiative Toward Community Health) is the longest running student run health clinic in Canada. It offers its clients, the majority of whom are First Nations people, the opportunity to interact with healthcare professionals who understand their traditions and ways of viewing health, in partnership with a comprehensive healthcare team that can address complex social and medical issues in order to promote wellness. The Saskatoon Community Foundation grant supports the interdisciplinary care team that creates trust and rapport, key factors in good treatment and better outcomes for SWITCH clients.

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OLIVER LODGE: RESIDENT COMFORT PROGRAM

The Saskatoon Community Foundation cares about seniors in our community. Providing good care for the very large population of elderly people in our current community is a challenge, but one we must meet in order to treat our elders with respect and dignity. One facet of the challenge is to provide comfortable homelike surroundings in special care homes. The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s grant provided the residents of Oliver Lodge with new furnishings for their rooms, helping to complement the caring staff’s efforts to make life at Oliver Loge comfortable, pleasant and meaningful for its residents.

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The couple quickly became involved in their new community. In 1955, along with Frank Roy and Stuart Houston, Ron founded the Saskatoon Natural History Society, now called the Saskatoon Nature Society. Muriel found time to work with the Girl Guide movement and UNICEF. Both found pleasure volunteering their time with groups concerned with nature and the environment. As Muriel explains, “We always enjoyed the outdoors. If we took an interest in something, we started attending meetings and getting involved.”

Religion was a mainstay in both Muriel’s and Ron’s lives. “The Presbyterian Church was a big influence in my life,” said Ron. “Often, in Toronto, our family would walk to the church three times on a Sunday. It was a religious, educational, and social centre for our family.” Muriel echoed Ron’s sentiment that the Church and charity were important in her life: “Our patterns in life were set quite early. In our household you worked hard, shared and didn’t waste. And you RON & MURIEL BREMNER FAMILY FUND thought of others first.” Ronald and Muriel Bremner were married in 1949, arriving in Saskatoon from Ontario in 1954 with their 4 month-old daughter Margaret. After The Bremners enjoyed their life in Saskatoon. “We have been very deciding to specialize in dermatology, Ron had learned that Saskatoon fortunate. Our philosophy has always been to live a good life and share was the largest Canadian centre without a dermatologist and needed what you can with the people around you. We have gained so much such a specialist for its newly established full-course medical school. He from the people we have met and worked with,” stated Muriel. “We preferred not to practice medicine in a big city such as Toronto. “I figured don’t need a lot of things. I don’t need 30 pairs of shoes. I’d rather I couldn’t miss,” muses Ron about his decision to venture west. share with others.”

Saskatoon was good to the Bremners. Their children, Margaret and Ron died in 2011, while Muriel passed in 2014. Through a gift of life Murray, grew and thrived. Ron continued working in his private practice insurance (as well as gifts made during their lives), the Bremners until 1990. Over seventeen years, Ron taught part-time at the University have donated over $1.5 million to the Saskatoon Community of Saskatchewan, within Medicine, Nursing, and other disciplines. He Foundation, with significant gifts flowing through to World Wildlife was able to travel extensively throughout the world, presenting scientific Fund, Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation and the Presbyterian papers and working alongside local doctors to improve the health of the Church. The income from their fund will be granted annually to 35 local residents. charities, primarily religious or nature-based. As Ron explained, “Working with the Saskatoon Community Foundation was an attractive way to make a contribution which at the same time, allowed us to designate the future beneficiaries.”

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Ollie attended Business College and became a secretary and breadwinner, while Leon attended the University of Saskatchewan, obtaining his Bachelor of Arts , Medical doctorate and Internship. Postgraduate training followed at the Sunnybrook Health Centre in Toronto and at Queens in Kingston, Ontario. This led to a specialty in Internal Medicine and an FRCP[C] [Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians]. In 1959 Leon joined the military where he served for 25 years as a medical doctor and specialist, achieving a rank of Colonel. They later ran a medical practice in Cold Lake. They returned to Saskatoon for retirement.

“...Education was the key to their successful lives, opening many doors...” They both believe that education was the key to their successful lives, opening many doors, including travel: moonlit operas on the canals of Venice, visiting the Mona Lisa, the Eiffel Tower, the leaning tower of ANN NICK SHURMA FUND Pisa, the cliffs of Petra, the Sinai wilderness of Moses, and the Egyptian cemeteries of the Al Alamayn. Both Leon and Ollie Mazurek grew up in farming families. Leon’s parents, Stanley and Christina Mazurek, immigrated to Canada from From humble beginnings, our community offered many opportunities to Poland. Under the Dominion Lands Act, in 1927, Stanley purchased the the Mazureks. They created the Ann Nick Shurma Fund to honour those homestead for $10.00. Ollie’s parents, Nick & Ann Shurma, emigrated beginnings. The income from the fund will go to the church in Hafford from Ukraine, also purchasing their own $10.00 homestead. Farms to assist in maintaining the grave sites of Ollie’s parents, the Shurmas. were critical multitasking, work-intensive affairs: a Ukrainian phrase in The Mazureks also have plans to establish a fund to support education translation defines their motivation as “no work means no eat.” through a planned gift later on.

Ollie and Leon walked three miles to the little red school houses that permeated the prairie, icons of the times, with eight grades and youthful teachers as the norm. Ollie attended Lancaster School near Krydor and Leon attended Cosmos I & II near Carrot River. Encouraged by parents and teachers both left for Saskatoon for further schooling. They met, and married at St. Joseph’s on Broadway Avenue, in Saskatoon.

15 FUND PROFILES WILLIAM (BILL) COOPER ENTREPRENEURSHIP STUDENT AWARD Bill grew up in a family of 7 siblings and was always taught to help 4H council with an endowment for about 5 or 6 years. The William others as a matter of course. His career in farming helped to fuel that (Bill) Cooper Entrepreneurship Student Award was established at the sense of community. Working at the university he learned to value the Saskatoon Community Foundation to complement the original fund. experience and understanding that education brings. Through his years as the Executive Director at the The goal of all the funds is to support the next generation of leaders. Bill believes in the “The goal of all the funds influence 4H can have and how important it is is to support the next to be community minded and to take action. Funding these beliefs was always part of Bill's generation of leaders...” plan, but moved from a will bequest to be within his lifetime when it became advantageous Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association he could from a tax perspective to donate securities. Mr. see the impact 4H was able to make on the leaders Cooper says he is very happy with this decision of tomorrow. because now he can enjoy the giving process and see his philanthropy at work. The annual income from this fund is forwarded to the 4H Council for use in its student awards programs. Bill has been supporting the

GERALDINE & MURRAY DICKSON STUDENT AWARD & FIELD OF INTEREST FUND

Gerri and Murray are health professionals whose health careers First Nations and Metis of Saskatchewan have been a loving focus of the have taken them all over the world. Their travels had allowed them Dicksons, with their adopted sons being of First Nations decent. Gerri to experience life in developing countries through also dedicated much of her career in the nursing placements in Nigeria, Papua New Guinea and field to Native Access Programs and she guided Mozambique. While at home their two adopted First aboriginal grandmothers to take an active role in Nations sons also provided an opportunity to live health care through Sharing Our Health Circle: The cross-culturally. Grandmothers’ Health Assessment Report.

Both Gerri and Murray, through their faculty The Dicksons hope that these funds, the student appointments at the University of Saskatchewan, were award and field of interest fund, will help more able to coordinate international projects. Their focus First Nations and Metis enter the field of Health was to assist the Mozambique’s Ministry of Health in Sciences in post-secondary institutions here preparing the state cadres of health teachers, primary in Saskatchewan. They believe cross-cultural care practitioners and community health activists. learning encourages integrated learning (head, hands and heart) which benefit not only those involved but the institution itself. Both of the Dicksons' funds are to be established via a bequest from their estate.

16 FUND PROFILES MICHAEL C. SIFTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Sifton family has a long association with Saskatchewan’s The Michael C. Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to newspaper industry. Sir Clifford Sifton founded the Sifton newspaper be awarded annually to a graduating student who intends to pursue dynasty in 1899 with his purchase of the Manitoba Free Press and post-secondary studies at the University of Saskatchewan in the later purchasing Saskatchewan’s two daily papers: year following graduation with emphasis on the Morning LEADER in Regina and The StarPhoenix community involvement. in Saskatoon. Between 1928 and 1995, three generations of Siftons – Sir Clifford’s son (Clifford Operating via the Saskatoon StarPhoenix for Jr.), grandson (Michael C.), and great-grandson years, the fund was recently transferred to (Michael G.) became directly involved in running the Saskatoon Community Foundation for the Saskatchewan papers. In 1986, the Sifton administration. The annual application for this family established an educational grant for students award can now be found on the University of who intended to pursue postsecondary education. Saskatchewan’s Scholarship site. Following the passing of Michael C. Sifton in January of 1995, the educational grant was named in his honor: The Michael C. Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Sifton newspaper dynasty in Saskatchewan ended in 1995, when they sold its two Saskatchewan papers to Hollinger Inc.

ONIRO FUND

Randy and Effie Penner created the ONIRO Fund to honour their capacities, with local organizations such as the Greek community love of our community and support for youth. Not all youth in our of Saskatoon, the United Way, Folkfest and Big Brothers Big Sisters community have the same opportunities. Economic challenges among others. She was nominated for Citizen of the Year in 2000 and even location can impact their chance to and nominated for Women of Distinction participate in activities that can contribute to their awards in 2000 and 2015. Both Randy development into adults. and Effie strongly believe in giving back to community. Randy Penner has been involved in the construction industry for 30 years. His ingenuity, The ONIRO Fund was created to give back creativity, attention to detail and love of design to the community that has given so much to have allowed him to develop unique high end them, and to create opportunities for young homes. Family is very important to Randy and people to develop to their full potential and be Effie Penner, and they feel very blessed for their all that they can be. “ONIRO” is the Greek word good fortune in that respect. Many weekends are for “Dream.” The Penners would like to give spent travelling to Regina to partake in family youth the opportunity to achieve their dreams. functions and be present at nephews’ soccer games, football games and concerts. Effie loves to volunteer and has volunteered in many

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Paul has always believed that it is of utmost importance to give back to the community, and has made this his motto. He was a sessional lecturer at the University of Saskatchewan for 35 years in the Business Administration Certificate Program, taught at the Banff School of Advanced Management for several years, and has presented courses to groups such as the Law Society of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Real Estate Association and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, to name a few.

Some of Paul’s past community involvements include being a member of the University of Saskatchewan Senate, Past President of the Saskatoon Jaycees and Past President of the Saskatoon Chartered Accountants Association. He has also served on the Board of the Saskatoon Public Library, Persephone Theatre and Saskatoon Folk Fest.

For the past three years, Paul has consulted to Envirotec Services Incorporated as its Chief Financial Officer, and he continues to be very “Paul has always believed that it is of the utmost importance to give B’NAI BRITH 2014 PAUL JASPAR WE’RE PROUD back...” OF YOU! FUND active in the community. Currently, he is Board Chair for TCU Place, Chair Paul Stephane Jaspar was born and raised in Prince Albert Sakatchewan. of the Saskatoon Pension Plan Benefits Committee, Vice Chair for the Paul knew as a child that he wanted to become an accountant, so it Saskatchewan Pension Plan, Vice-Chair of the Saskatoon Real Estate was a natural move for him to begin his career as an articling student Commission, Treasurer of the 1989 Jeux Canada Games with the local firm Tomney, Woodhouse and Co. soon after he graduated Foundation, Past-Chair and current member of the Public Liability high school. After a few years of working in Prince Albert, he moved to Insurance Committee for AICA and advisor to the Saskatchewan Saskatoon to join the national firm of Price Waterhouse and Co. Paul Catholic Health Board. obtained his Chartered Accountant’s designation in 1971, and except for a brief time in Calgary, has spent his entire career in Saskatoon – a Paul and his wife Jan enjoy spending time with their blended family city he adores. Paul became a partner in the accounting firm Thomson of 4 adult children and 6 grandchildren. They travel extensively and Jaspar and Associates in 1981 and remained there until his retirement especially enjoy spending time at their second home in Whitefish, MT. in December 2011. In 1988, Paul was honoured to receive a fellowship Always, they are happy to return to their friends and family in their from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan. favourite city – Saskatoon.

18 2014 CORNERSTONE OF THE COMMUNITY AWARDS

The Cornerstone of the Community Award was created to honour a member of our community who embodies the Saskatoon Community Foundation’s vision of making Saskatoon the best community in which to live. The award honours citizens whose long service to our community has had a lasting impact on life in Saskatoon. In 2014, the Saskatoon Community Foundation presented two Cornerstone of the Community Awards at the Potash Corp. Mayor's Cultural Gala.

DR. DAVID KAPLAN Dr. David Kaplan has made music his life’s work. He developed programs at the University of Saskatchewan that made music and the study of it more accessible to the larger community. As well, his programs have forged meaningful international relationships, creating a sense of identity for Saskatoon’s music scene, and creating lifelong relationships with the students and others whose lives have been touched by his passion. He has served as both conductor and music director for the Saskatoon Symphony, often giving spirited pre-concert talks. His work and his spirit have enriched the life of our community.

DINNY HOLROYD Dinny Holroyd has immeasurably enriched our charitable and voluntary sector. Through both her work life and her extensive volunteerism, she has contributed to so many charitable projects and organizations that they cannot conceivably all be detailed here. She has been instrumental in the success of Leadership Saskatoon, the organization that nominated her for this award. She has made contributions to many well-known organizations, including the Saskatoon Community Foundation, United Way of Saskatoon, Volunteer Management Group, the Kidney Foundation of Canada, Saskatoon Convalescent Home and the University of Saskatchewan. Yet equally impressive are her contributions to countless smaller organizations. Her integrity, compassion, and heart have inspired people in all quarters of the voluntary sector to make their best efforts in contributing to the quality of life in Saskatoon, and the impact of her volunteer work cannot be calculated.

In recognition of the recipients' contributions to our community, SCF has created permanent endowed funds in their names.

19 Now in its 8th year, the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala continues to amaze, inspire, entertain and support the community we all love! Over the past eight years, attendees at the Gala have been treated to some amazing culinary and cultural wonders, and this year may have been the best yet.

Emceed by veteran anchor Richard Brown and our own Board member tearful moment was shared as we remembered former Board and Gala Tracy Muggli, the Gala offered a wide array of cultural entertainment. Chair Myrna Bentley. The Kumintang Folk Ensemble entertained arrivals in the TCU Place lobby, while the reception was made warm by the sounds of the Saskatoon Salsa heated up the proceedings with its dance performance, Sheldon Corbett Quintet. Theresa Sokyrka, of Canadian Idol fame, followed by the University of Saskatchewan Wind Orchestra, performing opened the event with the national anthem. The Fireside Singers a piece by Cornerstone of the Community Award recipient Dr. David delivered a tour de force with excerpts from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Kaplan. The evening was capped by a wonderful performance by award- “Jesus Christ Superstar.” winning singer-songwriter Eileen Laverty.

Leanne Bellegarde of PotashCorp offered a blessing, while SCF’s Chair With the usual superb fare and a wide array of live and silent auction Zeba Ahmad, His Worship Mayor Donald Atchison and PotashCorp CEO items, the Gala offered something for everyone. This year’s Gala raised Jochen Tilk offered their greetings and remarks to the attendees. A almost $400,000 for Saskatoon forever! Thank you Saskatoon!

20 HOME GROWN: GALA ONCE AGAIN SHOWCASES THE BEST OF SASKATOON!

SPONSORS:

Title Sponsor: Gold Silver Special Acknowledgement ASL Paving BMO Bank of Montreal Bart and Cindy Hunter Deloitte Concorde Group Corp Maison Birks/Rolex Dream Asset Mgmt Corporation March Consulting Associates Blossoms Living Diamond Graham Construction Points Athabasca Dan and Blanche McDonald Cameco Greystone Managed Investments SaskTel Eden Consulting – Mike Tory Cherry Insurance Jawed Akhtar and Zeba Ahmad Virtus Group Great Western Brewing D & S Homes McDougall Gauley LLP Handy Special Events Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Media Kelly Minisofer North Prairie Developments Canada Ltd Rawlco Radio Kreos Aviation North Ridge Developments MNP Saskatoon Media Group LB Distillers Scotiabank Realty Executives Saskatoon Shaw Porsche Centre Saskatchewan The StarPhoenix SIAST Production Lighting Thomson Jaspar RSVP Event Design Platinum University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Co-operatives Concentra Financial Saskatoon Fastprint EY 21 22 LEADERSHIP AWARD: ROSANNE MORPHY OF FAMILY SERVICE SASKATOON

The Leadership Saskatoon program is a dynamic, 9-month adult she worked for the Saskatoon Tribal Council as an Aboriginal Lifestyle education curriculum centred around "issue days" and community support worker. Later, after completing her Social Work degree, she projects, and involving mentorship, readings, self-assessments, site began working as a Domestic Violence Court Caseworker for FSS. visits, interviews with current leaders, seminars with guest speakers and experts, group discussions and projects. The Rosanne brings a passion, a deep understanding Saskatoon Community Foundation’s Leadership of her personal and cultural history and a wealth Saskatoon Award provides funding for a volunteer of life experience to Family Service Saskatoon in or staff member of a local charity to participate support of families affected by domestic violence. in the program, promoting leadership in the According to Rosanne, “For me, the biggest reason charitable sector. to be involved in the Leadership Program is that life is a journey we all take. The journey involves Rosanne Morphy works with Family Service not only learning information in both formal and Saskatoon as a Domestic Violence Court informal ways, but also learning about yourself and Caseworker. She is a First Nations woman born in how you fit into the world, and then passing on Chilliwack, B.C., a member of the Tzeachten First that passion and energy to those in the community Nation. She has acquired a wide variety of skills around you.” and education throughout a diverse career. After completing a Clerk Steno II course, she began work with Adult Probation The Saskatoon Community Foundation thanks Rosanne for her in Saskatoon. This led to further training as a Rehabilitation Worker contributions to our community and congratulates her on being the working with youth who faced challenges in their homes and schools in recipient of the 2014 Leadership Saskatoon Award! the Yorkton area. After receiving her degree in Native Studies at U of S, HATCH WINS 2014 STRATEGIC ALLIANCE AWARD

The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s Strategic Alliance Award Bank and Learning Centre. It’s a fun way of engaging the public on the promotes and encourages strategic, sustaining partnerships between issue of food security, creating conversation, and ultimately supporting businesses and charities. The award recognizes the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre in its the business partner in a strategic alliance that mission of ensuring all the people of Saskatoon have involves one charity and one business and that access to nutritious food. enhances Saskatoon’s quality of life. Congratulations to Hatch for its beautiful feats of 2014 Strategic Alliance Award recipient Hatch has engineering, for its support of Saskatoon Food Bank partnered with Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning and Learning Centre, and for being the recipient of Centre since 2013 to bring “Canstruction” to the 2014 Strategic Alliance Award! Saskatoon’s Market Mall. During “Canstruction,” Hatch employees use cans of donated food L to R: Zeba Ahmad, SCF Chair; Wanda Froese, Hatch; to create impressive, unique and ingenious Laurie O'Connor, Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning sculptures. The sculptures remain on display for Centre; Trevor Forrest, SCF Executive Director. a period in the mall, after which the food is donated to Saskatoon Food 23 GRANTS

Thanks to the support of our donors and innovative new partnerships, the Saskatoon Community Foundation made over $5 million in grants in 2014, more than double that of any prior year! Thank you Saskatoon!

QUALITY OF LIFE & GRANTS Health Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Inc. 7,500.00 MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division 10,000.00 Affinity Foundation 2,483.76 SWITCH 19,607.09 Autism Services 5,754.98 Arthritis Society 8,709.66 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc 5,946.76 38,316.75 Catholic Family Services 8,795.03 Dress for Success 6,000.00 Arts and Culture Family Service Saskatoon 8,538.39 La Troupe du Jour 752.32 Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation: Mendel Art Gallery 4,977.02 St. Mary’s Community School 4,398.25 Saskatchewan Children’s Festival 7,986.38 Oliver Lodge 15,329.86 13,715.72 SARBI 9,645.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council 7,976.03 Education Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Program (SCYAP) Inc. 8,937.86 Agriculture in the Classroom (Sask): Little Green Thumbs 11,142.86 Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan 890.79 Canadian Mental Health Association SK. Inc. 9,289.93 Avenue Community Centre for Gender & Sexual Diversity 8,000.00 Children’s Discovery Museum on the Saskatchewan 8,008.91 100,696.71 Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Inc. 4,610.02 Saskatoon Student Childcare Services 9,195.48 Capacity Building Tamarack Foundation 3,906.70 Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Inc 2,300.00 Western Development Museum 1,718.17 47,872.07 Other Quality of Life Leadership Saskatoon 5,000.00 Environment Saskatoon Food Bank: Strategic Alliance Award for 2014 5,000.00 CHEP Good Food Inc 9,000.00 Leadership Saskatoon 3,500.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council: Camp Easter Seal 150.00 Social Development Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre 250.00 Saskatoon Restorative Action Program: John Dewar Memorial Bursary 500.00 Signature Grant Friends of the Broadway Theatre 50,000.00

24 JAMES P. MAHONEY INSTITUTE OF THE FAMILY GRANTS Organization Project Grant Humboldt & District Community Services Summer Recreation & Respite Program $2,500.00 Columbus Bosco Homes Columbus Bosco Homes Parent & Tot Program $5,000.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc Support for Caregivers & Their Families $2,000.00 Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association 2014 Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association Annual Retreat $3,600.00 Episcopal Corporation of Saskatoon o/a Our Lady of Victory St Mary’s Outreach Program $1,000.00 Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatoon Fall Family Camp $2,000.00 Father Vachon School Caregiver Coffee Chat $2,000.00 L'Arche Saskatoon Inc. Social & Spiritual Development of Adults with Disabilities & their Families $3,400.00 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation Parental Engagement at St. Maria Goretti Community School $2,500.00 $24,000.00

2014 POTASHCORP PARTNERSHIP GRANTS Organization Project Grant Leadership Saskatoon Leadership Saskatoon - 2015-16 $5,500.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area A Mentoring Welcome to Canada $5,000.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. SCYAP Cultural Connections $10,000.00 Columbus Bosco Homes Bishop Klein Parent and Tot Program $5,000.00 Prairie Hospice Society Inc. Prairie Hospice Society “Hospice Without Walls” $5,000.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Care & Share School Supplies Program $12,000.00 Child & Youth Friendly Saskatoon Youth Volunteer Program $6,000.00 Child Find Saskatchewan All About Me ID & ALERT Youth $2,000.00 READ Saskatoon Alphabet Soup in Motion $6,564.00 Tamarack Foundation Camp Tamarack - Upgrade Canoeing 2015 $5,000.00 Radius Community Centre for Education & Employment Training Radius “On My Own” Project $1,510.00 Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) Mom & Kids Group $5,845.00 SCI-FI Science Camps SCI-FI Science Camps School Workshops $5,000.00 $74,419.00

25 MACRO PROPERTIES PRAIRIE PARTNERSHIP GRANTS Organization Name Project Name Grant Saskatoon Public Schools Addressing Cultural Awareness through Dance $3,500.00 Columbus Bosco Homes St. Mark Parent & Tot Family Support Center $5,000.00 Breakfast for Learning SK Breakfast for Learning $5,000.00 Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company Inc. Circle of Voices $4,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince Albert In School Mentoring $5,000.00 Battlefords Boys & Girls Club Evening Program $5,000.00 Nature Saskatchewan Sãkewew Permaculture & Treaty Education Program $5,000.00 Tamarack Foundation Academic Summer School $5,000.00 St. John Bosco Wilderness Camp Dock Replacement Project $3,750.00 Esterhazy Community Daycare Co-operative Ltd. Esterhazy Daycare Expansion 2015 $4,000.00 READ Saskatoon Romp ‘n’ READ Family Literacy Program $4,750.00 $50,000.00

VERNA AND LIONEL MCGILLIVRAY FUND FOR CHILDREN IN SASKATCHEWAN Organization Name Project Name Grant Kikinahk Friendship Centre Inc Kikinahk Christmas Hamper Project $1,000.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Care & Share Holiday Lunch Program $1,102.37 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area Broadened Horizons $2,400.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt & Area Continue to Serve Children $2,500.00 AIDS Saskatoon AIDS Saskatoon Holiday Hampers $2,000.00 Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan Stressblasters $1,504.75 The AIM Program AIM Resource Centre $1,900.00 Saskatoon Friendship Inn Continuing School Bag Lunch Program $4,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince Albert Kids Just Wanna Have Fun $2,400.00 Episcopal Corporation of Saskatoon o/a Our Lady of Victory St. Mary’s Parish Outreach Program $5,000.00 Saskatoon Indian & Metis Friendship Centre SIMFC Children’s Christmas Party 2014 $2,000.00 Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation, Lions School Sight Program $3,000.00 Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) YWCA Crisis Shelter & Residence: Children’s Holiday Celebrations Fund $2,000.00 Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatchewan D-Camp Campership Program $2,500.00 Camp Easter Seal Designated Grant $11,102.37

26 NORTH PRAIRIE CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS Organization Name Project Name Grant Saskatoon Friendship Inn Executive Director Training $5,000.00 Family Service Saskatoon Retooling for Sustainability $3,500.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. Strengthen Organizational Capacity to Provide Services for Older Adults $5,000.00 Persephone Theatre Persephone Theatre Strategic Planning $5,000.00 READ Saskatoon READ Saskatoon Agency Capacity-Building Project $6,930.00 Saskatoon Indian & Metis Friendship Centre Requirements Analysis for Data Management System $2,500.00 SARBI Fundraising Planning & Development $5,000.00 Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association Standard Operations Procedures Manual $1,500.00 Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Strategic Plan $5,000.00 Saskatoon Zoo Society Strategic Planning Session $4,000.00 Canadian Red Cross Society Key Volunteer Development & Training $1,570.00 Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) YWCA Strategic Planning $3,000.00 Saskatoon Summer Players Accountability Enhancement Project $2,000.00

YOUTH ENDOWMENT SASKATOON GRANTS Organization Name Project Name Grant Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan Active Bodies, Active Minds $1,429.96 Saskatchewan Intercultural Association ConnectED $2,500.00 Saskatoon Public Schools The Heartbeat of Learning $1,055.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area Youth In Care mentoring group $1,224.21 The Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc./EGADZ EGADZ Summer $2,700.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. SCYAP Summer Art in the Park $5,000.00 Tamarack Foundation Education in the Great Outdoors $5,000.00 Affinity Foundation The Saskatoon Individual Development Accounts Program $2,500.00 The Avenue Community Centre for Gender & Sexual Diversity Rainbow Coffee Youth Empowerment $3,000.00 Radius Community Centre for Education & Employment Training Radius Summer Glee Club & Music Video Project $2,990.00 SWITCH SWITCH Childcare & Children/youth programming $3,500.00 Saskatoon Open Door Society Youth Empowerment Workshop $5,000.00 $35,899.17

27 CHARITY SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAM The Saskatoon Community Foundation believes that all charities would benefit from creating endowments that could provide long-term sustainable sources of income, as well as opportunities for those donors interested in giving to create their personal legacies of support for their favoured charities. The Charity Sustainability Program provides an incentive to create endowed funds by matching contributions of $10,000.00 to create new agency funds. In 2014, the following 5 charities created permanent endowments at SCF:

Saskatoon Council on Aging

The Saskatoon Council on Aging (SCOA) is a community based nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting positive aging for all members of our community. It strives to achieve its mission by providing programs and services to promote dignity, health and independence of older adults.

The Saskatoon Council on Aging envisions an environment in Saskatchewan that addresses the widespread prejudices of ageism; enhances the age- friendliness of our communities; enables healthy, positive aging and supports the well-being of older adults across the province.

Saskatoon Jazz Society

The Saskatoon Jazz Society is a Saskatchewan not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of jazz musicianship in players of all ages, from high school to adult, and all levels of playing ability, from beginner to professional with a local, regional and national focus. The SJS contributes to the health and sustainability of jazz and musical arts in Saskatoon, evidenced by the quality and quantity of musicians presented and cultivated within the city. The Society pursues its mandate through the development and presentation of a broad range of programs designed to meet a variety of needs and interests of musicians, educators, youth, membership and the public.

Community Living Association Saskatoon Inc.

CLASI supports individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families through advocacy, services, and choices to enhance their lives. CLASI assists families in education, residential, employment placements, and transition planning for their family member with an intellectual disability. Activities of CLASI include: Respite Caregiver Registry, Parents Forever program for parents with intellectual disabilities, 1:1 Support Contract for youth in longterm foster care/Buddies Program for youth living at Parkridge Centre, Phoenix Club dances for adults, Monday Night Drama Program for teens and young adults, social/recreation clubs/summer camps for children, teens, and young adults, individual and family support, public education and awareness, and work with other agencies and government ministries to improve the lives of persons with intellectual disabilities.

28 Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc.

The activity of Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. (“Gustin House”) is inspired by distinguished musician and piano teacher, Dr. Lyell Gustin (1895-1988), who was for 70 years a musical and cultural leader in Saskatoon, the province and nation. The Committee is mandated to present to local audiences classical music performances by fine national/international artists: Lyell Gustin Recital Series, comprising three concerts annually. Smaller-scale events in the restored Gustin Studios regularly bring together local and regional artists, writers and musicians with the public, providing a unique interdisciplinary context for presentation/performance and fostering connections across boundaries in the arts community.

In the spirit of Dr. Gustin, the Committee promotes musical formation of young people through scholarships and training in volunteerism. By interviewing Gustin Studio graduates--many of whom have gone on to professional music careers or roles in civic and cultural life across the continent--the Committee researches Dr. Gustin’s pedagogy, and is establishing an archive documenting the development of cultural life in our city and province. Gustin House, a designated Provincial Heritage Property since 2008, is the artistic centre of the organization; the city’s oldest building, Trounce House (1883), is on the same lot, and the Committee is responsible for management of these historic buildings.

Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan

The purpose and mission of Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan is to teach financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship skills to the students of our province. JA accomplishes this by partnering with schools and the business community in order to provide in-school and after-school educational programming for students from Grade 3 to Grade 12. JA provides eight programs in Saskatchewan and reached nearly 20,000 students across the province during the 2013-2014 school year.

29 AGENCY GRANTS FOR 2014 Fund Grant Fund Grant Meewasin Naturally Fund 22,382.17 The Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund 782.14 Saskatoon French School Agency Fund 394.07 Wes Bolstad Fund for the Meewasin Valley 551.46 Saskatoon Symphony Agency Fund 2,498.88 Station Arts Center Cooperative Endowment Fund 3,623.87 United Way of Saskatoon-The Tomorrow Fund 17,391.32 Saskatoon Opera Fund 356.15 The SK Music Festival Association Sheila Shinkewski Fund 744.06 Susan Lamb Fund for Meewasin Valley 456.82 The Frank & Ellen Remai Fund For Persephone Theatre 79,879.93 Saskatoon Crisis Nursery Agency Fund 705.78 The Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund 9,828.39 139,595.04

DESIGNATED GRANTS Organization Fund Grant Saskatoon Symphony Society Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony $1,162.16 Saskatchewan Music Festival Association Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment Fund $2,290.29 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Annie Colley Saskatoon City Hospital Fund $412.40 University of Saskatchewan, University Advancement Annie Colley University of Saskatchewan Fund $553.41 Royal University Hospital Foundation Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund $1,043.45 Murray Memorial Library at the University of Saskatchewean Bennee Family Fund $3,368.00 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Bennee Family Fund $2,806.67 Canadian Federation of University Women Saskatoon Inc. Bennee Family Fund $2,245.34 Grace-Westminster United Church Bennee Family Fund $1,122.67 United Way of Saskatoon & Area Bennee Family Fund $1,122.67 Dr. Stirling McDowell Foundation for Research into Teaching Bennee Family Fund $561.34 Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship of Canada Bremner Family Fund $186.01 University of Saskatchewan, Western College of Veterinary Medicine Bremner Family Fund $186.02 University of Saskatchewan (for Leukemia and Children’s Arthritis Research) Bilokreli Family Fund $13,838.92 Brightwater Science and Environmental Program Brightwater Endowment Fund $893.47 Congregation Agudas Israel Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel $3,125.97 United Way of Saskatoon & Area B’nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett We’re Proud of you Fund $356.17 Royal University Hospital B’nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko We’re Proud of You Award Fund 385.91 Saskatoon Friends of Students & Kids Caroline Kosmas Fund $1,395.95 Family Mediation Canada Daniel Hamoline, QC Bursary Fund $533.51 Royal University Hospital Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund $440.65 Persephone Theatre David Edney Fund for Theatre $3,655.72 Circle Drive Special Care Home Inc. David Sim Yip and Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund $1,026.19 Saskatoon Symphony Society Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust $1,840.37 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund $534.10 Jubilee Residences Foundation, Stensrud Lodge Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund $534.10

30 Organization Fund Grant United Way of Saskatoon Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund $538.29 Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare on the SK $538.60 United Way of Saskatoon Dr. Kris Rao & Dr. Leela Rao Fund $3,858.38 Meewasin Valley Aurthority Naturally Endowment Fund Dr. Suzanne Yip and Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund $1,218.53 Order of St. Benedict Edward Louis Schneider Fund $11,868.87 Saint Joseph’s Parish Edward Louis Schneider Fund $11,868.87 Canadian Diabetes Association - Saskatoon Edward Louis Schneider Fund $11,868.87 Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Frank Lee Family Endowment $1,092.05 Saskatoon Interval House Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund $1,196.76 Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan G. Vernon Morris Fund $9,522.99 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Geoff & Connie Owen-Jones Fund $332.90 Saskatoon Youth Orchestra George Porteous Memorial Prize $215.81 Western Development Museum Gladys Hall Fund $999.65 Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Gladys Hall Fund $499.83 Autism Services of Saskatoon Gladys Hall Fund $499.83 Meewasin Valley Authority Gladys Hall Fund $499.83 YWCA Gladys Hall Fund $499.83 Friends of Saskatchewan Children (Ronald McDonald House) Gladys Hall Fund $499.82 Saskatoon Interval House Gladys Hall Fund $499.82 Royal University Hospital Foundation Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital $1,141.74 St Paul’s Hospital Foundation Golf Family Fund for St. Paul’s Hospital $763.11 The U. of S. College of Agriculture and Bioresources Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund $2,992.83 The Saskatoon YWCA Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund $2,992.83 Rotary Club of Saskatoon Charitable Trust Fund Gordon & Connie Sanford Fund $371.96 St. John’s Cathedral Gordon & Connie Sanford Fund $371.97 St Paul’s Hospital Foundation Gush Family Fund $286.20 University of Saskatchewan, College of Engineering Gush Family Fund $286.20 United Way of Saskatoon Gush Family Fund $286.20 Saskatchewan Parkinsons Disease Foundation Gush Family Fund $286.20 Salvation Army, Saskatoon Gush Family Fund $286.20 Give Kids a Chance Charity Inc. Hub City Curling Club Fund $1,919.66 Saskatoon Symphony Society Hume Family Fund $248.47 Saskatoon Nature Society Hume Family Fund $124.24 Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund $411.77 Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Jean & Vern Trotter Family Fund $706.28 Egadz (Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre) Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund $253.21 Teen Challenge Inc. Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund $253.21

31 DESIGNATED GRANTS - CONTINUED Organization Fund Grant Saskatoon Community Clinic Jim & Phyllis Speers Fund $7,042.30 Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, Saskatoon Cancer Centre John Kostyna Fund $471.23 Royal University Hospital Foundation John Kostyna Hospital Fund $241.13 St Paul’s Hospital Foundation John Kostyna Hospital Fund $241.13 Heartland Regional Health Authority John Nyquist Fund $1,197.50 St Paul’s Hospital Foundation John Nyquist Fund $1,197.50 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation John Nyquist Fund $1,197.50 Royal University Hospital Foundation Kilduff Family Endowment $3,112.49 Prairie Centre for Ecumenism Margerie Fund for Ecumenism $901.03 United Way of Saskatoon Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way $612.79 Canadian Diabetes Association - Saskatoon Meckleborg Memorial Fund $911.49 Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA $121.71 Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate Provincial Home Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund $7,596.64 Royal University Hospital Foundation, Innovation Fund North Ridge Development Corporation Fund $7,771.31 The Bridge on 20th Fellowship Inc Pearson Family Fund $416.05 Congregation Agudas Israel Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund $350.57 Saskatoon Friendship Inn Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $72.15 Saskatoon Food Bank Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $72.15 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $72.15 Saskatoon Interval House Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $72.15 United Way of Saskatoon Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $48.10 Salvation Army Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $36.08 Royal University Hospital Foundation Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $36.07 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $36.07 St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $36.07 Mendel Art Gallery Ron and Linda Fritz Mendel Art Gallery Trust Fund $320.07 Saskatoon Community Foundation Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund $420.20 United Way of Saskatoon and Area Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund $420.20 LutherCare Foundation Inc. Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund $631.07 Lutheran Theological Seminary Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund $631.07 Salvation Army - Saskatchewan Division Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund $631.07 Canadian Lutheran World Relief Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund $631.07 Saskatoon Music Festival Association Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon Music Festival $1,031.15 Adelle House Sam & Dorothy Jackson Fund $1,377.94 University of Saskatchewan, College of Dentistry Saskatchewan Dentistry Fund $2,296.67 Give Kids a Chance Charity Inc. ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund for Kids in Sport $1,447.88 Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Shauna Wellman Fund $3,212.82

32 Organization Fund Grant Saskatoon Zoo Society Shauna Wellman Fund $3,212.82 Saskatoon Public Library Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund $1,529.93 Royal University Hospital Foundation, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Ted Henson Family Fund $666.90 Salvation Army, Saskatoon The Kearley/Millennium III Fund $502.34 Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers’ Memorial Award Fund $1,211.05 St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Vern & Clara Welker Fund $21,479.37 Saskatoon Community Clinic Vern & Clara Welker Fund $21,479.37 YWCA Vern & Clara Welker Fund $21,479.37 Friends of Saskatchewan Children (Ronald McDonald House) Vern & Clara Welker Fund $21,479.37 Habitat for Humanity of Saskatoon Vern & Clara Welker Fund $21,479.37 Saskatoon Symphony Society William Lang Yip Memorial Fund $245.62 St Paul’s Hospital Foundation for Pallative Care William Lang Yip Memorial Fund $245.62 U of S College of Medicine Global Health Travel Awards Program for Students William Lang Yip Memorial Fund $245.62 $279,894.59 GRANTS FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Organization Fund Grant Hope Cancer Help Centre Inc. The Honourable Patricia Blacklock Linn Fund 2,693.70 Saskatoon Community Foundation Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 86.92 Knox United Church Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 3,300.00 Global Gathering Place The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,125.08 Saskatoon Symphony Society The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,000.00 Micha Mission The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,200.00 Symphony Youth Orchestra The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,000.00 Okema Society The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,000.00 EHA Canada The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,000.00 Columbus Bosco Homes Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support of Single Parent Education 4,061.50 Victoria Hospital Foundation Incd Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 200.00 L’Arche Saskatoon Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500.00 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250.00 Saskatoon Community Foundation Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500.00 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500.00 St Thomas More Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500.00 Shriners Hospital for Children Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250.00 Testicular Cancer Canada Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 50.00

33 GRANTS FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS - CONTINUED Organization Fund Grant Give Kids a Chance Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 2,217.41 CNIB Saskatchewan Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250.00 Ronald McDonald House Marg & Don Ravis Family Fund 2,330.75 Ronald McDonald House ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund 25,000.00 Saskatoon Friendship Inn Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,000.00 United Way of Saskatoon & Area Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 2,000.00 Arthritis Society Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,000.00 CNIB Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,000.00 Saskatoon Food Bank Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,000.00 Core Neighbourhood Youth Co-op Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,275.95 University of Saskatchewan Nasser Family Foundation Fund 3,163.86 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 2,815.09 Saskatoon Student Wellness Initiative Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 1,407.55 Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 1,055.66 Saskatoon Music Educators Assoc. Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 703.77 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 703.77 Saskatchewan Music Educators Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 351.89 Canadian Red Cross Doreen & John McConnell Fund 300.00 YWCA Prince Albert - Marlene Bird Fund Doreen & John McConnell Fund 100.00 Station 20 West Doreen & John McConnell Fund 309.92 Meewasin Valley Authority Doreen & John McConnell Fund 500.00 University of Saskatchewean Music Dept Doreen & John McConnell Fund 500.00 University of Saskatchewan College of Education Doreen & John McConnell Fund 500.00 Saskatchewan Environment Society Doreen & John McConnell Fund 200.00 Saskatoon SPCA The Duval Family Foundation 900.00 Boys & Girls Club Saskatoon The Duval Family Foundation 900.70 CHEP George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Cosmopolitan Industries George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Saskatoon Preschool Foundation George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Breakfast for Learning, Saskatchewan George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Meewasin Valley Authority George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Agriculture in the Classroom George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600.00 Saskatoon Community Foundation George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 357.44 Unity Music Festival Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 4,112.91 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation, Department of Ophthalmology Dr. Jim Underhill Fund 8,520.30

34 Organization Fund Grant Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund 1,000.00 SPCA Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund 1,000.00 Saskatoon Crisis Nursary Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund 477.88 Saskatoon Friendship Inn Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund 1,000.00 University of Saskatchewan Student Award Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon 2,000.00 University of Saskatchewan Student Award Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon 2,000.00 Childrens Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Allan & Margaret Brown 882.54 Ronald McDonald House Allan & Margaret Brown 882.54 Yorkton Women in Need Inc. Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 5,000.00 Riverside Mission Inc Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 5,000.00 Battleford & Area Sexual Assault Centre Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 5,000.00 Rose Garden Hospice Association Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 5,000.00 Saskatoon Society for the Protection of Children Inc Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 5,000.00 Regina Sexual Assault Centre Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 5,000.00 West Central Crisis & Family Support Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund 950.00 University of Saskatchewan Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund 1,000.00 Saskatoon Community Foundation Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund 38.87 129,126.00

FLOW THROUGH GRANTS

Organization Fund Grant Knox United Church Art & Janet Postle 25,000.00 St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Art & Janet Postle 102,386.86 Congregation Shir Chadash Inc. Ben & Myra Goldstein 1,195.70 Arthritis Society Bob & Rita Mirwald 500.00 Camp Circle O’Friends Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 City Hospital Foundation Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 City Hospital Foundation - MS Cameco Quest Bob & Rita Mirwald 2,000.00 Saskatoon Crisis Nursery Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Habitat For Humanity Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Bob & Rita Mirwald 500.00 Interval House Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Meewasin Valley Authority Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Salvation Army Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Saskatoon Food Bank Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 SPCA Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00

35 FLOW THROUGH GRANTS - CONTINUED Organization Fund Grant St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Women’s Mid-Life Health Centre of Sask. Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 YWCA Bob & Rita Mirwald 1,000.00 Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild Inc. Cheryl & Henry Kloppenburg 10,000.00 Lighthouse Supported Living Inc. Clint & Carole Foster 25,000.00 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation (for Breast Health Research program) Clint & Carole Foster 20,000.00 Egadz Dave Fetch & Carolyn Schur 50,180.00 Persephone Theatre David Edney 1,344.28 Juniper Housing Corporation Dr. Ivan Jen & Dr. Suzanne Yip 639.00 Leadership Saskatoon Dr. Ivan Jen & Dr. Suzanne Yip 1,000.00 Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Dr. Ivan Jen & Dr. Suzanne Yip 1,000.00 St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Dr. Ivan Jen & Dr. Suzanne Yip 1,000.00 Columbus Bosco Homes Elaine and Peter Zakreski 938.50 Humboldt & District Community Services Elaine and Peter Zakreski 159.74 Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Forvest Investment Inc 100,000.00 Ronald McDonald House Forvest Investment Inc 100,000.00 City of Saskatoon Friends of the Bowl Foundation 129,210.00 Alzheimer Society of Sask. Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Arthritis Society Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Canadian Cancer Society Saskatchewan Division Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Canadian National Institute for the Blind Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Canadian National Institute for the Blind Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Canadian Red Cross Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services Calgary Region Herb Pinder Sr. 1,000.00 Give Kids a Chance Herb Pinder Sr. 500.00 Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Knox United Church Herb Pinder Sr. 500.00 MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 The Lung Foundation of Saskatchewan Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 The War Amputations of Canada Herb Pinder Sr. 200.00 United Way of Saskatoon & Area Herb Pinder Sr. 1,500.00 University of Saskatchewan Herb Pinder Sr. 1,000.00 Canadian Diabetes Association Investors Group: Curtis Kimpton 1,000.00 Unity Music Festival Unit Isabel Anderson 387.09 Ronald McDonald House North Prairie Development 10,000.00 Saskatchewan Parkinsons Disease Foundation North Prairie Development 4,000.00

36 Organization Fund Grant St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation - Mistletoe Ball Sponsorship North Prairie Development 10,000.00 United Way of Saskatoon & Area North Prairie Development 5,000.00 Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc North Prairie Development 40,000.00 Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority PotashCorp 700,000.00 National Service Dogs - Paws for Easton Rick & Carol Duval 5,000.00 Salvation Army for Mumford House Rick & Carol Duval 2,500.00 World Wildlife Fund Canada Foundation Ronald and Muriel Bremner Family Fund 50,000.00 Canadian Red Cross Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 5,000.00 Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 500.00 Persephone Theatre Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 1,500.00 Saskatoon Opera Association Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 4,000.00 Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 1,000.00 University of Saskatchewan Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 5,000.00 READ Saskatoon Kinsmen Shared Learning Campaign 12,000.00 City of Saskatoon Friends of the Bowl Foundation 2,293,535.00 News Talk 650 CKOM Adopt A Family 2014 50,531.12 Various Charities Anonymous 7,200.00 3,798,907,.29

37 STUDENT AWARDS

Organization Fund Grant Nutana Park Mennonite Church The Bill & Elma Bergen Fund 1,783.50 Nutana Park Mennonite Church Dr. Ray & Helen Fast Fund 531.30 University of Saskatchewan Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing 339.33 University of Saskatchewan Fred F. Langford Bursary 3,515.75 University of Saskatchewan Howard Lindberg Memory Award 1,043.37 University of Regina Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship for the Study of Communication 4,310.73 University of Saskatchewan Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship for the Study of Communication 4,310.73 University of Saskatchewan Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing 942.21 Saskatoon Music Festival Association Wallie Kathe Riemer Memorial Vocal Fund Scholarship 197.64 SIAST: Tawnia Stephenson Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Association Career Development Fund 568.12 University of Saskatchewan: Amanda Bunyamin Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 University of Saskatchewan: Vera Crooks Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 University of Saskatchewan: Kaylee Morris Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund 1,165.47 Briercrest College and Seminary: Sarah Groat Gerald Rose & Kathryn (Rose) Cooper Memorial Fund 718.08 University of Saskatchewan: Amy Klippenstein Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund 1,000.00 University of Regina: Sydney Smith Nels Anna & Evelyn Dahl Nursing Education Fund 2,902.49 University of Saskatchewan Whit Firor Music Scholarship 2,494.30 University of Saskatchewan Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund 1,757.88 University of Saskatchewan: Edwards School of Business Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Bursary Fund 2,021.30 University of Saskatchewan The Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund 523.03 Lakeland Morgan Evans Scholarship 376.96 Cape Breton University John & Alice MacLellan Scholarship Fund 1,035.64 Cape Breton University John & Alice MacLellan Scholarship Fund 1,035.64 Lethbridge College Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund 969.83 University of Saskatchewan Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship 605.35 37,148.65

STUDENT AWARDS (FLOW THROUGH)

University of Saskatchewan Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing 160.67 University of Saskatchewan Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing 57.79 SIAST Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Association Career Development Fund 2,177.47 University of Saskatchewan Chow Family Award of Excellence 1,000.00 SIAST Isabel Anderson Physical Science Bursary Fund 2,500.00 University of Saskatchewan Isabel Anderson Physical Science Bursary Fund 742.12 University of Saskatchewan: Edwards School of Business Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Bursary Fund 478.70

38 Organization Fund Grant Lakeland Morgan Evans Scholarship 123.04 University of Saskatchewan Quinn Stevenson Memorial Scholarship 1,500.00 Lethbridge College Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Memorial Fund 30.17 University of Saskatchewan Central Okanagan Foundation Bursary 1,773.88 University of Saskatchewan Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship 394.65 Lakeland Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary Fund 2,500.00 13,438.49 FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS

Organization Fund Grant Affinity Foundation Joyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth $7,516.24 Agriculture in the Classroom (Sask) Inc. AN2004-01 Children 3857.14 Autism Services Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth $1,245.02 Canadian Mental Health Association - Saskatoon Branch Inc. The Rossnagel Family Fund $710.07 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. The Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment $2,053.24 Catholic Family Services of Saskatoon AGF Fund for the Family $779.97 Children’s Discovery Museum on the Saskatchewan Hitachi Family and Community Fund $1,382.79 Children’s Discovery Museum on the Saskatchewan Joseph Young Memorial Fund $608.30 Family Service Saskatoon Postle Family Fund $1,461.61 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation, St Mary Community School Derek Arnold Memorial Fund $601.75 La Troupe du Jour Antonio deMargerie Memorial Fund for French $8,247.68 Mendel Art Gallery Gordon Birney Memorial Fund $1,022.98 Oliver Lodge AN2004-01 Seniors $3,857.14 SARBI Clifford & Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund $355.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Latrace Family Fund for Children $2,023.97 Saskatchewan Children’s Festival Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund $2,013.62 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. W.E.C. Trust for Children $668.07 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. The John Partington Loved Kids Fund $394.07 Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Janet Merrick Family Fund $389.98 Saskatoon Student Child Care Services Inc. JOTEL Family Fund $804.52 Schizophrenia Society of SK Inc. Saskatoon Chapter Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund $909.21 SWITCH Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund $392.91 Tamarack Foundation MacLennan Family Fund $726.01 Tamarack Foundation Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund $367.29 The Arthritis Society Sutton Financial Group Community Fund $839.95 Western Development Museum Saskatoon Citizens’ Centennial Endowment $2,281.83

39 SMART AND CARING COMMUNITY GRANTS Each grant of $100 was made by a weekly winner of “Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener” on John Gormley’s radio program, to the winner’s charity of choice.

Brain Tumor Foundation of Canada Hospitals of Regina Foundation SARBI Bright Eyes Dogs Rescue Hospitals of Regina Foundation Saskatchewan Abilities Council Canada Mental Health Association Hospitals of Regina Foundation Saskatchewan Parkinsons Disease Foundation Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation International Women of Saskatoon Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Canadian Cancer Society Saskatchewan Division Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Saskatoon Food Bank Canadian Cancer Society Saskatchewan Division Kidney Foundation Saskatoon Friendship Inn Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc Kinsmen Foundation Saskatoon Society for the Protection of Children Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division Souls Harbour Rescue Mission Children’s Wish Foundation MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division SPCA Circle Drive Special Care Home Inc. Muscular Dystrophy St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of Canada Radius Community Centre for St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of Canada Education & Employment Summer Program for Special Children Cystic Fibrosis Canada Regina Humane Society Inc The Little Bald Angels Charity Dr. Noble Erwin Healthcare Foundation Regina Humane Society Inc The Lord’s Prayer Outreach Association Give Kids a Chance Royal University Hospital Foundation Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation Give Kids a Chance Samaritan’s Place

40 INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS KINSMEN LEARNING COMMONS The Saskatoon Community Foundation helps charities and service many locations and parallel programs. Among the agencies that organizations to work together, serving our community effectively will share space at KLC are Junior Achievement, READ Saskatoon, by focusing programs in areas of greatest need. and International Women of Saskatoon. By providing administrative support for KLC’s The Saskatoon Community Foundation supports fundraising campaign, SCF is helping to ensure innovative partnerships which improve the quality that many of the more vulnerable people in of life in our community. One such partnership our community are able to receive services in is with Kinsmen Learning Commons. Located their own neighbourhood, greatly increasing the in the core neighbourhood of Pleasant Hill, KLC opportunities for positive change in their lives brings together many agencies offering services and in the community. that complement one another, a sort of “one stop shop” for the people of the area. Bringing charities together in a shared space creates synergies, reduces duplication and inefficiency, and helps clients to get what they need without having to navigate

FRIENDS OF THE BOWL FIELD GOAL CAMPAIGN

The Saskatoon Community Foundation helps community groups and improved facilities for the whole community to use and enjoy. When that come together to ensure that we preserve our traditions the renovations are complete, Saskatoon will finally have a modern while building positive change for the future. CFL regulation football field. SCF can provide charitable receipts to citizens who wish to donate The Saskatoon Community Foundation supports to the Campaign, and can forwards the proceeds improvements to civic facilities that benefit to fund the project via the City of Saskatoon. the entire community. The Friends of the Bowl Saskatoon Community Foundation is proud to be Foundation formed recently with a goal of renewing able to provide an innovative solution to achieve a Gordie Howe Bowl. The Bowl has long been a community goal. centre for developing outdoor sport in Saskatoon, but to truly bring Saskatoon in to a new era for sport, the Bowl needs to be upgraded. The Field Goal Campaign raises funds to install artificial turf instead of grass, better lighting, sound and scorekeeping equipment

41 INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS WORLD PREMIERE OF CORNER GAS THE MOVIE The Saskatoon Community Foundation was proud to City Hospital Foundation and the Saskatoon Community Foundation. have assisted in the promotion of this iconic moment in (Bart has been a board member for both). On November 24th, 2014, Saskatchewan’s culture, and to have been the event had an incredible turnout, with over chosen as one of the charity recipients of the 300 people in attendance. Also present were the funds raised. movie’s producers and stars Lorne Cardinal and, of course, Brent Butt. The Saskatoon Community This event was developed and brought to Foundation handled the charitable receipts as Saskatoon by former board member Bart Hunter over $75,000 was raised for the two charities. A and his lovely wife Cindy, and was supported by VIP event followed at the Ivy. the staff at the Hunter Financial Group. Bart and Cindy bought the world premier rights to Corner Gas The Movie on their Kickstarter campaign. They decided to turn the event into a fundraiser for two of their favourite charities, the Saskatoon

JUST IN CASE Presented by Harold Empey, retired Federated Co-op Executive in Case” takes planning to a new level of detail, offering suggestions and 2011 Cornerstone of the Community Award recipient, on personal information such as computer passwords, dealing with this binder acts as a guide through finding and collecting the treasured possessions, obituaries, and who to invite to your memorial. information that your executor and loved ones The Saskatoon Community Foundation began might need Just in Case. modestly with an initial order of 300 binders. However, thanks especially to Harold’s tireless Many of us leave our loved ones with too little promotion of the package on local radio and information. The Just in Case Binder and Seminars television, over 8000 binders have been distributed. help to create an open dialogue about your wishes It should go without saying that this program and work to educate people on the things that will could not have existed without Harold’s impressive need to be completed after you are gone. Many estate commitment of time and energy. Our hope is that planning manuals deal with financial matters such many more people will not only have wills, but also as bank accounts and safe deposit keys, but “Just have their affairs in good order before they die.

42 PAINT THE TOWN! The Saskatoon Community Foundation works to foster innovative be used to help implement the program in select Saskatoon schools. partnerships that can benefit our community. The Leader in Me is a whole-school transformation In October of 2014, SCF partnered with PWM model that acts like the operating system of a Community Fund Inc. to create the fundraiser computer—it improves the performance of all “Paint the Town” in support of “The Leader in other programs. Based on The 7 Habits of Highly Me” program for schools. Effective People, The Leader in Me equips students with the self-confidence and skills they need to Paint the Town was a Pop-Up Art Gallery and Travel thrive in the 21st-century economy. Think what Auction held at TCU Place on October 24, 2014. PWM would be possible if schools were filled with Community Fund Inc is a non-profit organization students who were responsible, who showed created by Kevin Hegedus, Kevin Haakensen, and initiative, who were creative, who knew how to set Dana Mann in order to help fund “The Leader in goals and meet them, who got along with people of Me.” To facilitate this process, PWM Community various backgrounds and cultures, and who could Fund Inc created a Social Capital Account at the Saskatoon Community resolve conflicts and solve problems? Since 1999, The Leader in Me has Foundation. This enabled SCF to offer charitable receipts to supporters been working to make that vision a reality in our schools, encouraging of Paint the Town. As well, SCF assisted with some fundraising and event students to instill in themselves qualities like leadership, accountability, management expertise. Over $30,000.00 was raised, and the funds will adaptability, initiative, communication, creativity, and teamwork.

YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL Created in 2004, Youth Endowment Saskatoon was originally each year. YACs attend regular meetings to learn about community known as the Batting 1000 Endowment for Children and Youth. The charities and decide on the types of projects that will be supported Saskatoon Community Foundation had partnered each year, based on the most important needs for several years before this with another funder for youth in our community. They work together to promote youth in philanthropy through a to plan fundraising and awareness events, and program known as Youth Granting for Youth. In finally, they decide which community charities the early 2000s, many donors gave to create the will receive grants! It’s a big responsibility, but new fund and to continue SCF’s commitment to it’s also a lot of fun! The Youth Advisory Council funding projects for youth and to getting youth makes its grants from a special fund created involved in philanthropy in our community. In to support youth projects: Youth Endowment 2014, the Youth Advisory Council made its 10th Saskatoon. round of grants from the fund. L to R: Matt Zheng, Michayla van de Velde, Our Youth Advisory Council members, who are Andriy Guravskyy, Oksana Kishchuk, Rose sometimes known as YACs, are the dedicated young men and women Wu, Kyra Mazer, Sabrina Materie, Sonia Rees, Shreya Pahwa, Adult between the ages of 14 and 19 who help to determine which youth Advisor (not pictured). programs will be supported by the Saskatoon Community Foundation 43 SPECIAL EVENTS SALUTE 2014 On May 14th, 2014, charities, donors, volunteers and staff gathered carry forward the mission of the Saskatoon Community Foundation at Prairieland Park for Salute!, a celebration of the Saskatoon by providing programs and services that improve the quality of life in Community Foundation’s Quality of Life grants for 2014. Saskatoon. Salute! is also a tribute to the many donors over our 44 year history who gave generously to ensure that local charities would be Quality of Life Grants is the Saskatoon Community Foundation’s supported in making Saskatoon the best community in which to live. core unrestricted granting program. This program grants more funds to Saskatoon charities than any other granting program at SCF. Stuart Sutton from Sutton Financial brought greetings as our sponsor. Our unrestricted funds come from gifts from literally thousands of Greg Yuel was our keynote speaker, talking about the importance donors over the years, all of whom made the decision to allow SCF of giving family philanthropy and the project to renew Gordie Howe discretion to grant the funds where they can make the greatest Bowl, in which the Saskatoon Community Foundation has partnered impact on our city’s quality of life. with the City of Saskatoon to receive donations for the project from the citizens of Saskatoon. Sponsored in 2014 by Sutton Financial, Salute! pays tribute to the Saskatoon charities, as well as their staff and volunteers, who will

L to R: Greg Yuel, Zeba Ahmad, Stuart Sutton, Karen Archibald, Don Ewles

44 RANDOM ACT OF KINDNESS On November 1st, 2013, the Saskatoon Community Foundation introduced Saskatoon to a new kind of celebration: Random Special Thanks to Our RAK Day Committee: Act of Kindness Day! RAK Day caught the imagination of • Craig Peterson, Committee Chair our community, generating over 500 likes on Facebook and • Giselle Howard, SaskTel Pioneers thousands of small acts of kindness among the people of • Jeff Rogstad, CTV Saskatoon! This nationally recognized day celebrated in over • Zoe Vassos, Harvard Broadcasting 10 Canadian cities, helped us all to pay tribute to the goodness • James Weinmaster, Saskatoon Express we all share as humans and Saskatonians! • Steve Chisholm, Saskatoon Media Group • Shahan Fancy, Superior Cabinets In 2014, Random Act of Kindness Day was celebrated • Doug Lett, Global TV on November 7th. This year, thanks to sponsorship from • Stacey Salter, Public School Division SaskEnergy, a dedicated committee of media and community • Kristy Rempel, Saskatoon Community Foundation leaders and our videographer, Skyblue Media Solutions, RAK Day took Saskatoon by storm! 38 Kindness Captains signed up with over 300 Kindness Crew members!

Our Kindness Crew Supporter was SaskEnergy. SaskEnergy came on board with the #sharethewarmth campaign, provided some materials and volunteers, and helped us carry the spirit of Random Act of Kindness Day to the people of Saskatoon. We created a number of videos, which can be viewed on the Random Act of Kindness Day Facebook page. The videos feature Saskatoon heroes, such as Committee Chair Craig Peterson, His Worship Mayor Don Atchison, Fire Chief Dan Paulsen, the Saskatoon Blades and SaskEnergy staff, doing Acts of Kindness throughout the city.

Thanks to the success of last year’s event, the Saskatoon Community Foundation was able to add Instagram and twitter handles for RAK day, which added to the social media impact of the event, and resulted in more than 1200 followers! With such a successful event, and having exceeded all our goals, we are now confident in crowning ourselves the “Kindness Capital of Canada.”

45 YEAR IN REVIEW

New levels of community impact were achieved in 2014. Granting related to the donations received in any one year, and endowment exceeded $5,000,000. The previous record was $2,000,000. Also, building methodology used by the Foundation creates normal gift delays, donations exceeded $8,400,000 as compared to the previous record of which may result in costs preceding the receipt of the gifts by several $4,700,000. While our traditional endowment model supports donors in years. In the view of management, the ratio of operating expenses to providing for a permanent legacy, our business model allows the SCF to total endowment should be used to evaluate the operational costs. Ratios develop community partnerships that engage donors in the immediate may fall within a range depending on the size and stage of development needs of the community. The Friends of the Bowl Campaign in 2014 is an of a community foundation. Management considers the ratio of 1.5% to excellent example of a community partnership. “Our assets now total over Our total grants since inception are almost $20,000,000. Approximately 80% has been granted in the last ten years. Our $64,000,000 which is an increase of assets now total over $64,000,000 which is an increase of over over 400% in the last ten years...” 400% in the last ten years. be within an acceptable range compared with benchmarks established Net operating expenditures, after donations for administration and fee in the community foundation movement, and continues to monitor both for service contracts offered by the Foundation, totaled $524,530 and the actual results and the benchmarks on an ongoing basis. Community allowed the Foundation to maintain its administration fees at a low leadership represents the work of the Foundation to provide technical of 1.5%. The operation of the Foundation involves not only building assistance to other philanthropic organizations and projects, as well as endowments, but comprehensive activities related to strategic grant fostering the growth of community leadership. making and community leadership. These activities are not necessarily STEWARDING YOUR INVESTMENT

Our responsibility as the manager of many different donor funds is • Achieve the granting objectives of the Foundation something we take very seriously. We recognize that each donation, no • Recover the costs of managing and administering funds and providing matter the size, reflects trust in our ability to invest wisely and use the donors with a wide array of philanthropic services investment earnings in accordance with our donors’ wishes. • Use an investment style that focuses on the long term

Responsibility of managing our investment portfolio rests with the The SCF strives to maintain its diligent investment policy and has Board of Directors with the guidance and oversight of the Investment consistently exceeded market average. Our investments provided a Committee. The Committee works closely with the professionals of 8.55% return for 2014, which brings our 10 year average to 7.1% Greystone Managed Investments to set policy, establish performance per year. We are proud of the fact that among the approximately 193 benchmarks and monitor the performance of our portfolio. community foundations in Canada, your local foundation has provided nearly the highest return over the past decade. Our investment philosophy reflects the following objectives: • Protect the capital of the fund In fulfilling our fiduciary responsibilities, our goal is to obtain competitive • Maintain a reserve for future declines in the market total returns over the long term. This is accomplished through a strategic allocation of fixed assets among equities and fixed income securities. 46 YEAR AT A GLANCE

ARTS & CULTURE 66.8% $3,340,029.13 EDUCATION 3.6% $179,559.60

HEALTH 12.9% $645,518.02

ENVIRONMENT 2.0% $102,015.92

1.25% FAITH-BASED $62,091.66

1.5% CAPACITY BUILDING $74,664.56 11.8% SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT $591,631.57

47 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 Endowment $37,510,122 $33,980,234 $29,877,586 $27,305,645 $26,242,769 ASSETS Operations $353,117 $120,927 $89,987 $286,972 $63,240

Investment income $2,954,421 $3,207,156 $1,821,820 $525,007 $2,763,593 REVENUE Donations including estate bequests $8,432,265 $3,164,825 $3,987,652 $4,559,049 $3,707,695

Grants $5,051,298 $2,001,779 $2,280,159 $1,449,408 $1,503,757 EXPENDITURES Net operating expenditures $524,530 $521,848 $437,722 $411,903 $355,933

KEY INDICATORS

2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 Rate of return 8.55% 10.30% 6.48% 2.67% 12.10% Administration charges to endowed funds 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% Grant disbursement as a % of endowment 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% Total number of funds 298 261 249 235 215 Number of endowed funds 256 227 220 207 188 Number of agency endowed funds 23 18 12 11 11 Number of managed funds 19 16 17 17 16

INVESTMENT RETURNS

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48 TYPES OF FUNDS

Unrestricted Funds Flow Through Funds These provide the Foundation with the most flexibility in responding to Flow through funds are not endowed. Donors may flow funds through grant applications. This type of fund is not tied to any specific agency the Foundation to the cause of their choice following Canada Revenue or field of interest, which allows the Foundation to address pressing, Agency regulations. We award flow through grants on behalf of changing needs of the community. individuals, families, or businesses.

Field of Interest Funds The Saskatoon Fund These are established by donors who wish to support a specific The Saskatoon Fund, home to our memorial, tribute and Century Club charitable field of interest, such as arts, education, health, family and donations, is one of the many funds that make up our Unrestricted community, or the environment. Based on the donor’s field of interest, Fund. Memorial and tribute gifts allow friends and family to donate the Foundation selects appropriate projects to support. in memory or in honour of a loved one. Century Club is the club for “everyday philanthropists.” Launched by Ross Pinder in 1982 to Donor Designated Funds recognize Saskatoon’s 100th birthday, Century Club members commit These are established by donors to support one or more specific to donate at least $100 a year. charitable organizations in perpetuity. How Can I Build One of My Own? Donor Advised Funds We can help you with your building plan. When you decide to establish These enable donors to be actively involved each year in recommending an endowment fund with the Saskatoon Community Foundation, you recipient charities. are making a lasting commitment to the community. You can make gifts of cash, a designation in your will, a life insurance policy, real Student Awards estate, or a gift of appreciated publicly traded securities. These gifts These are established in the name of a donor, or in honour of someone to the Foundation are invested in perpetuity with the income granted else, to help individuals receive education or training they might not to charitable organizations. This means your original gift will make an otherwise be able to access. impact in the community today, tomorrow, and forever.

Agency Endowments Saskatoon Community Foundation is a charity itself with ongoing These are funds established by charities to generate annual income for expenses. Contributors to the Administrative Endowment recognize their use. the importance of building the Foundations’ capacity to lead and serve the community. Managed Funds These are also established by charities, but are not endowed. The funds Please contact the Foundation’s Donor Services Manager at can be withdrawn at any time, but benefit from being part of the larger (306) 665-1766 or visit saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca for more pool of investments. details on how to set up a fund.

Community Builders Community Builders are donors who make deferred gifts—a life insurance policy, a charitable trust, or a bequest by will. Although the gift is deferred, tax benefits can be immediate. 49 ADMINISTRATION FUNDS Linda & Ron Fritz Mendel Art Gallery Trust Fund 2001 9,871.62 Gush Family Fund 2002 52,268.16 Name Established Balance G. Vernon Morris Fund 2002 293,714.11 Tom Molloy & Blair Nelson Tribute 1992 64,809.18 John Kostyna Fund 2002 14,892.47 Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund - Admin. 1992 390,136.70 John Kostyna Hospital Fund 2002 15,232.34 Other Gifts Administration Endowment Fund 1992 37,461.80 Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund 2003 234,300.35 Sydney Inskip Fund (Adminstration) 2002 89,747.81 Edward Louis Schneider Fund 2003 1,088,646.35 The Mayor’s Gala Administration Fund 2007 80,614.82 Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment 2004 70,638.94 662,770.31 Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony 2004 35,844.01 Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust 2004 56,761.60 DESIGNATED FUNDS Bremner Family Fund 2004 11,473.70 David Sim Yip & Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund 2004 31,650.44 Name Established Balance Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund 2004 48,769.31 George Porteous Memorial Fund 1978 6,656.22 John Nyquist Fund 2004 107,253.99 Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA 1978 3,753.93 North Ridge Development Corp. Fund 2004 249,432.68 Meckelborg Memorial Fund 1982 29,018.57 The SK Symphony Volunteers’ Memorial Award Fund 2004 37,351.99 Dr. Kris Rao & Dr. Leela Rao Fund 1985 119,002.75 Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund 2004 77,856.33 David Edney Fund for Theatre 1993 116,702.95 Hume Family Fund 2005 11,494.91 Annie Colley Trust for Saskatoon City Hospital 1996 12,719.45 Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund 2005 10,812.26 Annie Colley Trust for University of Sask. 1996 17,068.77 Frank Lee Family Fund 2006 32.603.21 Brightwater Endowment Fund 1996 27,557.07 Kilduff Family Endowment 2006 98,249.86 Dr. Suzanne Yip & Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund 1998 37,582.52 Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund 2007 20,641.05 Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund 1998 12,700.22 Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way 2007 19,209.55 Ruth Taylor Fund for the SK Music Festival Assc. 1998 31,803.17 Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund 2007 13,590.67 The Kearley/Millennium III Fund 1998 15,493.11 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 2007 14,835.18 Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund 1998 36,911.51 Geoff and Connie Owen-Jones Fund 2007 10,267.82 Gordon Birney Memorial Fund 1999 33,576.76 Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund 2008 43,783.79 Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital 1999 35,214.24 Hub City Curling Club Fund 2008 77,328.89 Golf Family Fund for St. Paul’s Hospital 1999 23,536.30 Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund 2008 25,920.65 Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund 1999 15,619.20 Shauna Wellman Fund 2008 198,183.85 Sam & Dorothy Jackson Fund 1999 42,499.36 Vern and Clara Welker Fund 2009 3,312,401.93 Ted Henson Family Fund 1999 20,568.92 Margerie Fund for Ecumenism 2010 27,790.45 Daniel Hamoline, QC Bursary Fund 2000 16,455.01 Caroline Kosmas Fund 2010 43,406.75 Gladys Hall Fund 2000 123,327.75 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund 2010 27,999.69 Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel 2001 96,413.20 Saskatchewan Dental Fund 2010 70,967.47 Jean & Vern Trotter Family Fund 2001 22,523,59 Bennee Family Foundation Fund 2011 346,260.64

50 Goedon and Connie Sanford Family Fund 2011 22,464.10 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 2006 595,123.19 Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund 2011 238,904.67 Morris Fund 2007 535,838.37 Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Nasser Family Foundation Fund 2007 102,731.98 Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan 2011 16,612.02 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 2007 217,062.06 Pearson Family Fund 2011 13,880.71 Doreen & John McConnell Fund 2008 74,318.96 B’nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett The Duval Family Foundation 2008 55,538.35 We’re Proud of You Fund 2011 10,985.42 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 2008 139,946.62 Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund 2011 49,919.50 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 2009 176,852.96 Bilokreli Family Fund 2012 861,700,54 Dr. Jim Underhill Fund 2009 359,520.76 B’’nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund 2010 107,267.05 We’re Proud of You Fund 2012 12,945.21 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation 2011 266,016.02 Jim and Phyllis Speers Fund 2012 217,203.08 Allan & Margaret Brown 2012 54,439.83 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund for Kids in Sport 2012 44,656.37 Association of Saskatchewan Edda and Alan Ryan Fund 2013 26,415.74 Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 2012 152,979.22 B’nai Brith 2013 Ian Buckwold North Prairie Developments Ltd. Legacy Fund 2013 56,648.16 We’re Proud of You Fund 2013 10,429.64 Hub City Optimist Fund in Memory of Maloff Family 2014 60,095.61 Hegedus & Mann Family Fund for Children 2013 10,887.87 John & Bernice Williams Fund 2014 50,000.00 Tori Slade Fund 2013 19,957.23 4,340,896.46 Ann Nick Shurma Fund 2014 10,389.09 B’nai Brith 2014 - Paul Jaspar FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS We’re Proud of You Fund 2014 10,050.00 Ronald and Muriel Bremner Family Fund 2014 650,000.00 Name Established Balance ONIRO Fund 2014 31,000.00 Joyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth 1971 231,820.70 7,763,371.13 Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth 1995 41,934.28 The Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment 1998 63,969.34 DONOR ADVISED FUNDS AGF Fund for the Family 1998 24,056.24 Hitachi Family and Community Fund 1998 42,649.17 Name Established Balance Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund 1998 12,118.34 The Honourable Patricia Blacklock Linn Fund 1997 83,597.21 Derek Arnold Memorial Fund 1999 19,663.03 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 1998 104,461.57 Latrace Family Fund for Children 1999 62,424.47 The Robert D & Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 2000 213,315.87 Jack & Janet Merrick Family Fund 2001 14,336.01 Bishop James P. Mahoney Institute for the Family Fund 2001 735,296.57 Postle Family Fund 2001 45,079.93 Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Youth Endowment Saskatoon (YES) 2002 1,107,328.48 Support of Single Parent Education 2001 128,979.16 W.E.C. Trust for Children 2002 20,604.86 Investors Group Sask West Central Verna & Lionel McGillivray Fund for Children in SK 2002 1,369,705.84 Region Imagine Fund 2004 168,311.73 Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund 2003 28,042.46 Marg & Don Ravis Family Fund 2004 112,256.65 AN2004-01 Children 2004 118,964.46

51 FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS - CONTINUED Larson Family Fund 1998 6,013.97 Mah Family Fund 1998 17,055.89 AN2004-01 Seniors 2004 118,964.46 Wayne & Arline Sanderson Family Fund 1998 15,731.84 Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund 2005 74,721.98 R. John & Agnes M. Adams Fund 2000 24,055.79 Saskatoon Citizens’ Centennial Endowment 2007 70,377.62 Community Memorial Fund 2000 6,393.32 The John Partington Loved Kids Fund 2007 13,338.49 Herb & Thelma Butler Family Fund 2000 28,280.14 JOTEL Family Fund 2009 32,044.20 Norah English Gray Fund 2000 12,027.87 Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund 2009 16,493.02 Yausie Family Fund 2000 156,391.80 MacLennan Family Fund 2009 33,092.19 Buckwold Family Fund 2001 139,778.32 Antonio deMargerie Memorial Fund for French 2010 260,526.40 Frank & Ellen Remai Foundation Fund 2002 19,666.95 Joseph Young Memorial Fund 2010 19,794.66 Randy & Merle Meidl Fund 2002 15,020.89 Sutton Financial Group Community Fund 2010 42,946.16 Sydney Inskip Fund 2002 89,362.16 David and Janice Paslawski Family Fund 2011 102,658.98 Cherry Family Fund 2003 127,844.03 The Rossnagel Family Fund 2011 52,625.26 Ernie & June Gabert Fund 2003 9,492.59 Clifford & Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund 2012 10,949.31 Arthur, Valentine & Alan Bull Fund 2004 382,265.12 Ila and Asit Sarkar Fund for Charles Larre Never Give Up On A Dream Fund 2004 47,114.90 Community Inclusivesness 2012 26,368.28 Perry Foster Family Fund 2004 18,471.60 Bill Peterson & Paul Lavoie Fund 2013 10,329.64 Ross & Margaret Pinder Memorial Fund 2004 68,492.38 JSA Fund 2014 16,435.81 Archie & Betty Cook (Sandul) Family Fund 2005 112,225.61 4,077,995.79 Cherry Insurance/SGI Canada 60th Anniversary Fund 2005 112,338.64 Joyce & Keith Douglas Fund 2005 23,431.85 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Dr. Austin Forsyth Memorial Fund 2005 39,496.56 Janet & Robert Johnston Family Fund 2005 118,261.29 Name Established Balance The Stewart & Phyllis Schoenhals Fund 2005 8,109.23 Saskatoon Fund (Century Club, Memorials etc.) 1970 2,822,967.50 Joe & Jessie Zeman Fund 2005 9,146.37 W.T.A. Flavelle Fund 1975 18,506.10 Keith & Jeanette Thomson Family Fund 2006 65,014.97 Bell-Flavelle Fund 1984 3,169.32 SJR Family Fund 2006 40,405.00 Dr. Anthony Becker Fund 1985 17,583.57 The Mayor’s Gala Fund 2007 1,727,993.39 Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund 1986 1,770,369.88 Jan Pinder Family & Friends Fund 2007 8,406.45 Community Aid Resource Centre Fund 1988 41,686.27 Bob & Laura Lacoursiere Fund 2008 15,779.86 Lottie Gibaut Fund 1991 5,952.64 Ray & Bev Hodson Family Fund 2008 40,899.78 Frank Germaine Fund 1992 729,601.13 The C.A. & Eileen M. Wheaton Fund 2009 5,858.11 Olive Suitor Fund 1992 75,472.59 Zdunich-Yelich Family Fund 2009 6,741.74 Edwards Family Fund 1995 16,408.09 Alain & Cindi Gaucher Family Fund 2009 37,907.16 Alice Molloy Fund 1996 39,676.47 Bridge City Social Dance Association Fund 2009 6,149.99 Lamarsh Emigh Ring Fund 1997 17,903.19 Flaman Group of Companies Fund 2009 27,031.15 Hardenne Family Fund 1998 6,134.20 Phyllis & Ronald Smith Family Fund 2009 113,668.96 John Kennedy Trust Fund 1998 164,946.94 Doug Knott Fund 2009 11,456.54 Emigh Family Fund 1998 8,993.79 Dennis & Rosemary Hunt Family Fund 2010 16,958.41 Klombies Family Fund 1998 13,143.31 Dorothy & Jack Webb Family Fund 2010 59,692.86

52 Kimpton Family Fund 2010 12,745.65 AGENCY FUNDS Allan & Beverley Pettigrew Family Fund 2010 6,362.95 Murray & Dusty Levine Fund 2010 32,089.48 Name Established Balance Joel Levine & Michael Levine Fund 2010 32,089.48 Meewasin Naturally Fund 1998 783,037.40 Cherry Insurance Employees Fund 2010 27,511.09 Saskatoon French School Agency Fund 1998 12,468.37 Howard Stensrud 2010 Cornerstone of Saskatoon Symphony Agency Fund 1998 78,318.38 the Community Fund 2010 10,371.35 United Way of Saskatoon-The Tomorrow Fund 1998 559,920.89 Henry & Cheryl Kloppenburg Fund 2010 26,381.44 The Saskatoon Music Festival Jonathan & Andrea Abrametz Family Fund 2011 18,285.90 Assc. Sheila Shinkewski Fund 2006 23,320.12 Rhonda & Greg Keller Fund 2011 11,004.74 The Frank & Ellen Remai Fund For Persephone Theatre 2006 2,503,549.36 Doug Gillespie Fund 2011 5,492.69 The Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund 2007 308,035.56 Harold Empey 2011 Cornerstone of The Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund 2009 28,599.87 the Community Fund 2011 10,237.96 Wes Bolstad Fund for the Meewasin Valley 2010 17,985.46 Wes & Elsie Heinrichs Family Fund 2011 9,838.31 Station Arts Center Cooperative Endowment Fund 2010 131,300.23 Caroline & William Schutz 2012 14,236.21 Saskatoon Opera Fund 2010 11,162.06 Jack & Bev Shiffman 2012 14,265.10 Susan Lamb Fund for Meewasin Valley 2012 20,518.28 Canadian Progress Club (Saskatoon Downtown) Fund 2012 54,150.46 Crisis Nursery Agency Fund 2012 22,120.22 Val & Sandy Muyers 2012 28,394.78 Wayne Wiens Fund For Big Brothers Big Sisters 2013 47,672.94 Chris MacAulay Fund 2012 9,492.40 Western Development Museum Legacy Fund 2013 174,702.46 Doug Hodson 2012 Cornerstone of Saskatoon Friends of Students & Kids 2013 20,864.96 the Community Fund 2012 5,421.76 Read Saskatoon 2013 20,864.96 Dr. Hugh & Sheryl McKee Fund 2012 78,421.75 Northern SK International Children’s Festival Fund 2013 20,864.96 Sylvia Fedoruk Fund 2013 295,101.56 Lyell Gustin Musical Legacy Fund 2014 20,000.00 Ian & Meredith Sutherland Fund 2013 7,227.12 Saskatoon Council on Aging Fund 2014 20,000.00 Trevor & Sharon Forrest Family Fund 2013 10,028.10 Junior Achievement Saskatchewan Fund 2014 20,000.00 John & Marie Lou Montgomery Fund 2013 57,315.71 Community Living Association Saskatoon Inc. Fund 2014 20,000.00 Bob Fawcett 2013 Cornerstone of Saskatoon Jazz Society Fund 2014 20,500.00 the Community Fund 2013 5,164.82 4,885,806.48 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund 2013 65,045.71 The Mrs. Margaret C. Harris Memorial Fund 2014 5,195.19 Dinny Holroyd 2014 Cornerstone of the Community Fund 2014 5,000.00 Dr. David Kaplan 2014 Cornerstone of the Community Fund 2014 5,000.00 10,381,388.33

53 2014 STUDENT AWARDS MANAGED FUNDS

Name Established Balance Name Established Balance Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing, U of S 1982 34,329.82 READ Saskatoon 1999 80,675.82 Dr. Whitmer Firor Music Scholarship 1995 79,480.85 Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation 1999 338,946.89 Esterhazy Class of ‘ 74 Scholarship 1999 49,451.77 Saskatchewan Literacy Network 1999 102,422.76 The Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund 1999 32,263.56 Family & Friends Community Foundation 2006 1,282,928.93 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary 2000 62,342.57 Premier’s Centennial Arts Scholarship Fund 2006 5,823,407.31 Wallie Kathe Riemer Memorial Vocal Scholarship 2000 6,095.53 The Sherbrooke Foundation Inc. Managed Fund 2006 725,847.14 Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund 2003 30,412.11 The Sherbrooke Community Society Inc. The Nels, Anna & Evelyn Dahl Esplin Managed Fund 2006 725,847.16 Nursing Scholarship 2004 89,520.18 St. Eugene Managed Fund 2007 98,393.72 Gerald Rose & Kathryn (Rose) Cooper Memorial Fund 2004 22,748.92 Saskatchewan Foundation For Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship 2004 35,946.04 The Arts Managed Fund 2007 894,571.69 Bill & Elma Bergen Fund 2006 55,007.64 Saskatoon Community Service Village Managed Fund 2007 253,332.76 Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing 2006 10,465.40 Saskatoon Music Festival Managed Fund 2007 38,486.93 Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Saskatoon SPCA Ray Duerr Managed Fund 2008 221,671.45 Association Career Development Fund 2006 17,522.11 Congregation Agudas 2000 2,653,051.11 Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship 2007 265,908.31 Stephen & Michelene Worobetz Foundation 2011 5,113,087.99 Morgan Evans Scholarship 2007 11,626.37 The William (Bill) Cooper Entrepreneurship Dr. Ray & Helen Fast Award 2009 17,652.98 Student Award 2013 201,319.44 John & Alice MacLellan Scholarship Fund 2011 63,884.30 Carlyle Community Fund 2013 72,046.79 Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship Fund 2011 106,419.32 YMCA of Saskatoon 2014 308,914.57 Howard Lindberg Memorial Bursary 2011 32,180.14 Saskatoon Convalescent Home Foundation Fund 2014 200,000.00 Saskatchewan Land Survey 2012 41,623.18 Jubilee Residences Managed Fund 2014 500,000.00 Fred F. Langford Bursary Fund 2012 108,435.13 19,634,952.45 Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund 2012 105,865.73 Quinn Stevenson Memorial Scholarship 2013 44,417.44 Bill Cooper Entrepeneurship Student Award 2013 15,289.63 Michael C Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund 2014 74,856.12 1,413,745.15

54 DONORS Individual Donors Carol Brown David Edney Ivan Gullickson Michael Kelly Dwight Buchholz Jean Emigh Gloria Gusikoski James and Anita Kerr Jonathan & Andrea Abrametz Scott Budd Maureen Emigh Danny Hall John Kilduff Marcus Abrametz Heather Bury Harold Empey Zane Hansen Thomas Kishchuk & Peter Abrametz Robert & Doreen Callander Glenn Epp Chris & Gail Hanson Joanne Hamlin Dianne Adolph Robert (Bob) Campbell Neil Evans Shannon Harms Ronald & Barbara Klombies Colin Aldorfer Ed Carleton Roger and Ronda Evans Dr. Arthur Harris Ruth Knowles Muveddet & Omer Al-Katib Ken Cavanaugh Don Ewles & Margot Weiner Shirley Haskins Jason Konechny Richard & Alice Altrogge Amberlea & Derek Chabot Ray and Helen Fast Cydney Hayes John Kostyna Jordan & Tara Anderson Mona Chappell Charlene & George Ferguson Kevin Hegedus & Dana Mann Dan Kozun Isabel Anderson Annemarie Cherneskey Robert Finley Elsie Heinrichs L & M Kuperman Anonymous & Jeff Lee Ron Fisher Craig Hermann Gerard & Daphne Lagimodiere Edith Apps Scott and Connie Cherry Kathryn Ford Dave Hettinger Robert & Donna Laing Lynn Archdekin Ken & Trish Cheveldayoff Trevor & Sharon Forrest Melissa Hewison Martin Langlois Blaine Arnold Tom Chuey Greg Francouer Marnie Hilland Gerard & Wanda Lanovaz Roger & Laurie Arnold Eric Cline Barry & Gieselle Frank Ted Hodgson Barbara Latimer Greg Arvay Gerald Clothier Kathy Franko Bev Hodson Bernard Lawlor Phyllis Baker Patricia Coghlan Kenton & Kelli Fredlund Steve Hogle Malcolm & Marilyn Leggett Allan Bakke Anne Connolly Jeff Friesen Brigitte Holl Jeff & Judith Lehne Dr. Hal & Donna Baldwin Rob Connoly Carolyn Friesen Bill Hood Terry Lehne Doug Banzet Elizabeth Cook Mila Friesen & Jared Boyko Ken Howland & Marcia Clark Oswald & Linda Leicht Monique Beauregard Howard Cooper Joel Gartner Evan & Doreen Howlett Stacey Lemieux Mary Beckett William (Bill) & Gail Cooper Mike Gartner William Hrychuk Michael Levine Jim Bedi Jan Corcoran Neil Garvie Scott Hryciuk Pam Leyland & Tom Yanko Yves Belanger Dave Cortens Cindi & Alain Gaucher Terrance & Elizabeth Hughes Cliff Lichkowski Brian Bentley Michael Couros John Georgiou & Kim Braun Eiler Humbert Kelly & Tammy Lutz Barry Bernacki Don & Kathy Cousins Ron Gilewicz Dennis Hunt Colin Macdonald Stace Bestvater Douglas & Anne Creighton Blanche Gillett Bart & Cindy Hunter & Theresa Skwara Bryan & Donna Bilokreli Al & Rosanne Daku Vern Glenn Reeve John M. Hyshka Heather Macdonald Kerry Bishop Susan Davison Ben & Myra Goldstein Maureen Irlbeck Vandale Hugh MacGowan Trent Bitz Sandra & John Day Paul Goldstein & Marty & Lorie Irwin Ronald MacKay Brent Blazieko William Delainey Catherine Coote Neil & Allison Isley Dr. Myles & Loren MacLennan Kelly & Milton Block Betty Ann Desroches Steven Goluboff Paul & Jan Jaspar Peter MacMahon Moira Birney RM & EM Devon Harold & Christine Gonyou Rob & Yvette Jaspar Ms. Faye Marcoux Jeret & Kelly Bode Joe Dierker Gary Goplen Dr. Ivan Jen & Brent Marjerison Kelly & Sandy Bowers Bob Dobrinski Roland Gore Dr. Suzanne Yip Ryan Marshall Gordon & Pat Bowman Greg & Kathy Donnelly John Gormley Jack & Linda Jensen Vince Martigneth Betty Bray Keith & Edna Downey Bruce & Susan Gossen Darryl Johnstone Leon & Ollie Mazurek Jerome & Elizabeth Breker Les & Irene Dube Kent or Todd Gould Patricia & David Katz Lisle McCallum Muriel Bremner Lloyd Dubois Jeff Graham David Katzman Tom McClocklin Jack & Shirley Brodsky Dave Dutchak Gerald & Tina Grandey Ralph Katzman Dan & Blanche McDonald Rick & Carol Duval Dr. Lauretta Gray Greg & Rhonda Keller Lucille McDonald

55 Grant McGrath Herb Jr. & Madeleine Pinder Kenneth Shiffman Robert Van Impe AGF Management Limited Sheryl & Hugh McKee Patricia Pinder Robert & Lura Mae Sider Garry Vann Agrium Inc Donald McKercher Richard Pinder Jennie Sigurdson M. Hugh & Beverley Vassos AODBT Architects Tom McLellan Tom Pinder Rod & Denyse Simair David Viminitz Arbutus Meadows Partnership Nissa McMaster Robert Pinkerton Arthur Slade & Brenda Baker Ron & Shannon Waldman Areva Resources Canada Inc. Jim W. McQueen David & Joan Plosz Ray Sladek Pat Walker ASL Paving Ltd. Jerry & Janine Meckelborg Diane Pontikes Laura Small Mike Wandzura Association of SK REALTORS Melanie Meckelborg Ken Pontikes & Darlene Bessey Martha Smith-Norris Basil Waslen Athabasca Catering Ltd. Les Meister Art and Janet Postle Beverley Somerville Robert Webster Partnership Susan Milburn Allan Purves Earl Spafford Peter Whitenect Avray Enterprises Ltd. Carolyn Mills Bob Racine Stella Spanos & Rick Hillestad Glen & Jodi Wig Berting Glass ltd. Dale & Patricia Miquelon Barry Radcliffe Sheila Spence Jason Wiggins BHP Billiton Bob & Rita Mirwald Wes Ramsay Roger Stalwick Dr. Kurt Williams BMO Bank of Montreal Wade & Karen Mitchell Don & Marg Ravis Robert & Lynn Stark John & Bernice Williams BMO Investment Inc. Keith & Lenore Moen Byron Reid Darlene Stein Marlene Williamson Braid Flooring and Window Val Moker John V Remai David Strayer Matt Wilson Fashions Connie Malloy Barry or Loreili Remai Duane & Krista Strayer Randy Woytowich Brandes Investment Partners William (Tom) Molloy Darryl Richardson Neil Strayer Arnie Wudrick & Co. Don & Sandi Morgan Bruce & Linda Richet Richard (Dick) Strayer Ernest & Doreen Wurmlinger Bridgepoint Business Tracy Muggli Gregory Ridsdale Garth Styles James Yausie & Cora Weenk Brokers Inc. Brad Munro John Riggs Scott and Laurie Suppes Deb Young Brunsdon Junor Johnson Dr. Kay W. Nasser Quenton Robins Cindy Suski Madeleine Young Cameco Corporation Leona & Al Neufeld Bruce & Lori Robinson Ian & Meredith Sutherland Daren Young Canpotex Eric Neufeld Dorothy Robinson Kent & Candice Sutherland Carol Young Cherry Insurance Robert Neumann Mark Roblin Ron Sutherland Greg & Olivia Yuel Concentra Financial Kevin Nguyen Gladys Rose Don & Karen Sylvester Peter & Elaine Zakreski Concept Foods Ltd. Kim Nguyen Nesteroff Naomi Rose & Stan Sinai Steven Szakacs The Honourable Lynne Concorde Group Corp. Elva Nixon Brian & Laurel Rossnagel Dr. Paul A. Taillon Zdunich-Yelich Creative Fire Rob Norris & Cy and Doreen Rouse Len Tchorzewski Len & Lynette Zielinski Credit Union Centre Martha Smith-Norris Murray Sadownick Jerald Tekatch Cuelenaere, Kendall, Katzman Ed and Heather Nykiforuk Orest & Pauline Sadownick Leon Ternan Business & & Watson Patrick O’Keeffe Richard Santo Cal & Betty Thompson Corporate Donors Deloitte & Touche Foundation Charles & Leila Olfert Rick Savoie Jeanette & Keith Thomson Canada Jean Opdahl Doris Sawchyn Michelle Tobin 101007813 SK Ltd. o/a Delphi Holdings Inc. Vetha Paine Brian Schaan Victoria Torresan Broadway Cafe Dr. Chow & Associates John & Rena Pearson Dr. Doug & Irene Schmeiser Vern Triol 101052610 SK Ltd. Dr. D.W. Thatcher Optometrist Marilyn Penner Ralph & Marg Schneider Irene Trofimenkoff 101213837 Saskatchewan Ltd. P.C. Ltd. William & Dorothy Perehudoff Dale Schutz Veronica Trost o/a Piggy’s Pub Dr. Dennis Braun Optometrist Dave Perrin Kevin Scott Jean Trotter 3Bird Production Inc. Prof. Corp. Mel & Leona Peters Laura Scrivener Brian & Kathy Turnquist ABC Canada Technology Dr. Elliott Pally Medical P. C. Inc. George & Patricia Petersen Jeffrey Seaver Edward (Ted) Group Ltd. Dr. Jawed Akhtar Medical Daniel Shapiro & Marie Lannoo & Marilyn Underhill Prof. Corp. Scott Petras AED Advantage Sales Ltd. Dennis & Annette Pilipiak Malcolm & Fae Sheppard John Underhill Affinity Credit Union Dr. M. R. Conlon Medical Gerry Pinder Moira Sheridan Raymond Van DeWoestyne Prof. Corp.

56 Dr. Paul Murphy Medical Klassique Design Saskatchewan Blue Cross Non For Profits Estates Prof. Corp. KMP Law North Saskatchewan Century 21 Dr. W. Diakow Optometric KPMG Management Service Broker Council Argyle Road Baptist Church Estate of John H. Webb Professional Corporation Legacy Homes Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Blackstrap Constituency Estate of Gary Maloff Dr. William Hamilton Medical Liquid Capital Prairie Corp. Authority Inc. B’Nai Brith Silver Plate Dinner Estate of Patrick Drohan Halpin Prof. Corp. MacPherson Leslie Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Brownlee Family Foundation Dream Asset Management & Tyerman LLP Saskatoon N.W. SK. Party City Centre Bingo In Honour Corporation Manos Restaurant & Lounge Constituency Association Frank J. Flaman Foundation Dynamic Glass & Door Ltd March Consulting Assoc. Inc. Saskatoon Region Greater Saskatoon Catholic nd Earthworks Equipment Corp. Meckelborg Financial Group Inc. Association of REALTORS Schools Foundation Jack & Bev Shiffman 62 Edronn Drycleaning Corp. Meridan Development Corp. SaskTel Joseph Remai Family Foundation Anniversary Ernst & Young LLP Merlin Ford Lincoln Scotiabank Jubilee Residences Inc. Harold Empey (80th Birthday) Evelyn Laird Millennium III Capital Corp. SIAST - Kelsey Campus Junior Achievement of Federated Co-operatives Ltd. Mine Supply Company of SK Slate Asset Management LP Northern Saskatchewan In Memory First Asset Investment Miners Construction Co. Ltd. Sobeys Group Inc Maunders McNeil Management Inc. Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Sopatyk Farm Property Ltd. Foundation Inc. Jim Arnold Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc. Systems Canada Ltd. Tall Trenching Ltd. Moose Jaw Real Estate Glenn Alexander Beckett FYI Eye Care Services and Moksha Yoga Saskatoon Inc. TCU Financial Group Board Inc. Myrna Bentley Products Inc. Mokuruk & Woods Law Office Terri Sewell REALTORS Association of Edward George Berryere Graham Construction & Molloy Negotiations The Bank of Nova Scotia Lloydminster & District Engineering Inc. Mosaic Canada ULC The Cave Restaurant Remai Modern Gloria Breckner Granada House N.F. Weber, CMA, C.A. The James Hotel SK Jazz Festival Inc. William Choma Greater Saskatoon Consulting P.C. Inc. The W Law Group Saskatchewan Land Ralph Dauk Catholic Schools NexGen Mechancial Inc. Thomson Jaspar & Associates Surveyors Association William Roderick Greystone Managed Investments North Prairie Developments Traxx Footwear Saskatoon Assoc. for (Rod) Donlevy Halsbury Partnership 2008 North Ridge Development Corp. Underhill Food Services Ltd. Community Living Leonard Doucette Horizon Laser Vision Center Inc. Nova-tek Innovations Inc. Venables Machine Works Ltd. Saskatoon Blues Society Inc Rev Aubrey Gordon Hub City Steel Erectors Paslawski Enterprises Ltd. Venus Enterprises Inc. Saskatoon Council on Aging Silvanus Edorthy Hyflex Assemblies Ltd PELL AS FOODS LTD. Victory Majors Saskatoon Farmers Market Muriel (Elaine) Fedoroff Invesco Canada Ltd. Phil Elenko Realty Prof.Corp. Investments Corporation Saskatoon Jazz Society Hon. WM. Frank Gerein Investors Group Financial Pink Tree The Fitting shop Virtus Group LLP Saskatoon Real Estate Doug Gillespie Services Inc. Points Athabasca W. A. Robinson Holdings Inc. Services Inc. Clifford Hagen Investors Sask. West Central Potash Corporation of SK Inc. Wajax Equipment Sundog Arts Society Invision Eye Care Centre PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Walmart Canada Corp The Lighthouse Supported Kenneth Ralph Hermiston J.B.M. Logistics Priviti Capital Corporation Walton International Group Inc. Living Inc. Edith (Edie) Julianna Karwacki JNE Welding Procon Mining & Tunneling Ltd. West Wind Aviation Tourism Saskatoon Armand Kraft Joy Brice Consulting Ltd Rawlco Radio WESTCAP MGT. LTD. YMCA of Saskatoon Richard Krause Jubilee Ford Saskatoon RBC Royal Bank Western Retail Interiors Alison Mary Lawlor K & S Potash Canada GP Realty Executives Saskatoon WMCZ Legal Professional Corp. Denise MacDonald K. D. Welding Inc. Robert J. Gibbings Legal Worley Parsons Canada Government Jack Merrick Karlo Hospitality Professional Corporation WSP Canada Inc. John Muzika Ken Kreutzwieser Real Estate Robertson Stromberg LLP City of Saskatoon Prof. Corp. Roger Norberg Mike Ornawka Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Safway Services Canada Alastair Park

57 Herbert Charles Sr. Pinder Kathryn Ford Staff Audit Committee Wayne Brownlee Lola Pontikes Ethel Forsyth Kathy Allen Dr. David Popkin Linda & Ron Fritz Trevor Forrest Amberlea Chabot, Chair Dennis Chubb Joan Pratt Gladys Hall Susan Skrypnyk Greg Keller Neil Kewistep Alan John Robinson Arthur Harris Kristy Rempel Ian Sutherland Helen Horsman Dorothy Spoonheim Brigitte Holl Don Ewles Gerry Sherman Mitch Yuzdepski Robert (Bob) Stodler Dorothy Jackson Tanya Knight Mark Trumbley Dr. James Kerr VOLUNTEERS Christie Gradin PotashCorp Mayor’s Jack Hooper Webb Colin Macdonald & Cultural Gala Herbert (Bert) Wellman Theresa Skwara Board of Directors Investment Committee Sister Andrea (Rita) Wendling John Mackay Committee Art Wiggins Doris MacLachlan Zeba Ahmad, Chair Zeba Ahmad, Co-Chair Kevin Wilhelm Mary Matiko Mary Beckett Ian Sutherland, Chair Shari Bedient, Co-Chair Michael Woytowich Leon & Ollie Mazurek Brian Bentley Mary Beckett Mary Beckett Clifford Wright Lisa McBride Jeret Bode Bill Turnbull Linda Clouthier Andrew Michael Zadvorny Diane & Tom McClocklin Kim Braun Daryl Cooper Joan Fior Edward Zakreski Herb McFaull & Wayne Brownlee Susan Milburn Scott Hryciuk Anthony Bidulka Amberlea Chabot Terry Miley Nicole Kelly Community Builders Jerry & Janine Meckelborg Ken Juba Art Postle Miren Luczka Mary Lou & John Montgomery Greg Keller Dean Mcneill Isabel Anderson Constance Owen Jones Curtis Kimpton Governance Jenna Muench Laura Baker Emilia Patenaude Tom Kischuk Committee Tracy Muggli Mary Beckett Bill Peterson & Paul Lavoie Tracy Muggli Cara Petrovicz Darlene Bessey Bev & Allan Pettigrew Tiffany Paulsen Mary Beckett, Chair Kristy Rempel & Ken Pontikes Arthur Postle Ian Sutherland Ian Sutherland Dorothy Slawinski Betty & Gordon Bray Neil Richards John Williams Wayne Brownlee Eric Steiner Joan Mary Browne Ruby & Bill Sawatzky Tom Kishchuk Ian Sutherland Jean Cassidy Deb & Harold Shutiak Executive Committee Warren Champ Lynn & Robert Stark Asset Development Youth Advisory Scott Cherry Greg Trotter Zeba Ahmad, Chair Committee Council Jim & Alice Christie Joanne Ure Greg Keller Marcia Clark & Ken Howland Jim Van Eaton Wayne Brownlee Jeret Bode, Chair Shreya Pahwa, Adult Advisor Patricia Coghlan Elaine Vetter Mary Beckett John Williams Matt Zheng Bill Cooper George & Carole Wakabayashi Curtis Kimpton Michayla van de Velde Norman Dahl Annette & Jerome Weiler Andriy Guravskyy Elva Dent Janice & Dean Woodward Oksana Kishchuk Grants Committee Geraldine & Murray Dickson Elaine & Peter Zakreski Rose Wu Keith Douglas Kyra Mazer Tracy Muggli, Chair Delma Elliott Sabrina Materie Brian Bentley Joan & Robert Emigh Sonia Rees 58 THANK YOU TO THIS YEAR'S SPONSORS

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