25 yearsAnnual Report 2019 | 1994-2019 Celebrating 25 Years of Continued Service CAP’s Journey: Making the World a Better Place DEBBIE LOGEL BUTLER LISA OWENS Executive Director Board President

Twenty-five years ago, a group of dedicated volunteers, This year we also launched our new website. This new site This year marked the Cancer Assistance Program’s 25th I have been fortunate enough to work alongside a under the leadership of Don Muir, formed the Cancer is bright and easy to navigate, offering the information year of serving individuals and families affected by cancer wonderful staff team, with Debbie Logel Butler our Assistance Program. On March 15, 1994, the Cancer that clients, donors, volunteers and community partners in the greater Hamilton community. We have continued Executive Director at the helm. Collectively Ashlee, Wendy, Assistance Program of Mount Hamilton and District was need within a few clicks. Visit www.cancerassist.ca to to provide our clients with compassion, dignity, respect Lou, Jim, Maria, and Melanie all have important roles; officially incorporated to provide: “The provision of non- learn about our services and events, or to listen to the and professionalism, while driving them to appointments, whether that be processing donations, raising funds, clinical information, educational materials, dressings and Cancer Assist Show podcast with Dr. Bill Evans for cancer loaning them equipment items, providing nutritional coordinating volunteers, monitoring CAP’s finances, other patient supplies, transportation, loan equipment, education featuring local experts. supplements, incontinence products and wigs, and repairing equipment, or community engagement, we fellowship and emotional support to persons afflicted with supporting them with free parking spots. None of this could couldn’t do it without them. Their work is crucial so that cancer and other serious illnesses.” 2019 was a very successful fundraising year in signature be done without the outstanding support from over 100 CAP can continue to provide its outstanding service for events and third party fundraisers. We have so much volunteers. Endless hours are given each and every day many more years to come. We would like to thank this dedicated group of volunteers gratitude for our donors who contributed the necessary by countless volunteers who service equipment, answer for their vision in creating CAP: Len Varrasso, Joyce financial support to meet the growing needs of our clients. phones, register clients, coordinate rides, drive clients to It has also been a wonderful experience to work alongside McBride, Betty Robinson, Kenneth Rozoski, Susan Stuart, appointments, volunteer on committees, and participate in so many dedicated and knowledgeable Board members Jeff Mahoney, Lee Dunbar, Jack Lawler, Helen Streun, I would like to express my personal appreciation to the CAP our fundraisers. These volunteers are part of our essential over the years. I have enjoyed our meetings, partnerships, Arthur Sweeney, Raymond Smith, Donald Pepper, Verna staff team who work tirelessly to ensure that we continue team and without them, we could not keep up with the discussions, and passion for a cause that is so important. Tanda, Derek Bishop, Donald Muir, Daniel Regan, Cathie to provide the very best in all we do. increased demand experienced year after year. Attridge and Grant Darby. I want to thank each and every one of you for allowing me To our dedicated Board of Directors, under the leadership As my term as President comes to an end, I reflect on to be part of CAP’s journey and evolvement throughout my 2019 has been a year of reflection and celebration, but of Board President Lisa Owens, THANK YOU. It is an so many highlights that have truly shown the great work last four years as Board President. It has been an honour also a year of continued growth. Since moving into our absolute privilege to work alongside such a dedicated that CAP provides for our community. I remember the to serve, experience, and participate in all that is CAP larger space at 555 Concession St., we have experienced group of volunteers who give endless hours sharing their excitement of moving into the new building that provides and I am excited for what this upcoming year is going to increases in all our services. A total of 1,134 new clients expertise and knowledge, always making decisions that are clients with privacy and calmness while they register; our bring; an increased number of third party events, another registered for services in 2019, and on average 25 clients in the best interest of those we serve. signature events, that in the last few years have been outstanding Gala, heightened awareness, the launch of walked through our doors daily. With the continued spectacular and exceeded budgets; our rebrand that has the Cancer Assist Show as an educational podcast, and so Today we remain true to our roots of providing practical growth, we welcomed 36 new engaged volunteers who are allowed CAP to be a more widely known charity in Hamilton; much more. FREE services to cancer patients in our community. We are supporting us in client services, the equipment shop, on our dynamic staff team that has increased in not only so proud of the 25-year legacy this community has built Here’s to our dedicated team of volunteers, who give special event committees, and in Drive & Ride. Every day number but also in talent and skill set; and our evolvement and look forward to continuing to provide help when you selflessly of their time, talent and treasures...Thank you for we rely on our volunteers and could not deliver services from the Cancer Assist Show on the radio to a podcast really need it. making the world a better place. without them…THANK YOU! format.

2019 Staff Team: Debbie Logel Butler - Executive Director; Lou Cino - Finance Manager; Jim Foreman - Equipment 2019 Board of Directors: Lisa Owens - President; Narciso Bomben - Vice President; Paul Heimpel - Past President; Technician; Maria Eleusiniotis - Volunteer & Client Services Coordinator; Ashlee Leggett - Manager; Fund Development; Don Burroughs; Michael Ecker; Dr. Bill Evans; Ray Hutton; Stanley Tick; Bruno Uggenti; Jennifer Watson McQueen; Wendy Kizlyk - Administrative Coordinator; Melanie Andrews - Community Engagement Coordinator Joanne Battaglia; Somya Gupta 2019 Year in Review The Cancer Assistance Program’s 25th year was filled with many As we reflect on a quarter century of free and practical support for memories, celebrations and successes. Below are only a few of cancer patients and families, we owe it to the countless volunteers, these highlights where you will see some of the faces and smiles of donors, sponsors, partners and advocates who have supported us 1 community members who made this possible. along the way. Thank you for celebrating this milestone with us! 6 HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS

1. Third Party Fundraiser, OECTA H.S.U. Helps Gala 6. 5th Annual CARE Walk February 22nd, 2019 at LIUNA Station May 25th, 2019 at Bayfront Park Emcees Michael Borreli and Michelle Vesprini during Long-standing participants, Team Jim, after completing opening remarks. An incredible $40,000 was raised for CAP. the 5km walk. Over $39,000 (net) was raised.

2 3 2. CAP’s 25th Anniversary of Incorporation 7. 41st Annual Golf Classic 7 8 March 15th, 2019 August 13th, 2019, Dundas Valley Golf & Curling Club Enjoying cake and punch with volunteers in celebration of Golfer mid-swing on a specialty hole. Beautiful day for a 25 years of dedicated service to our community. tournament, raising over $34,000 (net). 3. Third Party Fundraiser, Bands for Boobs #6 8. Lowe’s Heroes Campaign April 7th, 2019 at The Casbah September 2019 at Lowe’s (Barton Street East) 6th Annual all-day & night concert run by Ginger St. James Lowe’s staff and Manager presenting a cheque for featuring over 40 performances, raising over $3,000 for over $16,000 to CAP as the store’s Heroes Campaign 4 CAP. beneficiary for 2019. 9 4. Volunteer Appreciation Dinner 9. 25th Anniversary Gala April 9th, 2019 at Michelangelo’s November 8th, 2019 at Michelangelo’s Mystery Balloon Pop Raffle winners on stage before 25-year volunteers being celebrated for their long-standing popping their balloons to reveal their prizes. This dedication and service to CAP. milestone event raised over $113,000 (net) and was a memorable evening for all. 5. Third Party Fundraiser, Calendar Girls Play April & May, 2019 at Dundas Little Theatre 10. Volunteer Holiday Party Some of the cast, the producer and the director December 10th, 2019 at Ye Olde Squire presenting a cheque for over $3,000 raised for CAP. Volunteers and staff enjoying good food and great company during the holiday season. 5 10 A 25 YEAR LEGACY “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed from the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” ~ Mark Twain

In our case it was twenty-five years ago that a small but mighty group of volunteers dreamt big, took a risk, and created a presence on Hamilton mountain to provide cancer patients and their families with much needed supports as they managed their cancer diagnosis. With only seven registered clients in our first year, to twenty-two new clients registering on a weekly basis today, the dream of these dedicated men and women has become a reality that has gone well beyond their expectations.

In 1994, the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) decided to amalgamate their offices and move out of their Hamilton mountain location. Thinking such a move was an unthinkable situation for cancer patients and their families, a small but hugely committed group of volunteers began a process that today is a legacy of goodwill, kindness, and compassion. With a grant from the New Horizon’s Program, these men and women, within a short but very busy year, established the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP). How fitting it was that their opening was celebrated with the Mountain News headline, “Mountain Cancer Group Wearing a New CAP.”

Similar to today, the services offered then were free and practical in nature. Equipment was offered to cancer patients to help them safely return home from treatment. Education in the area of cancer prevention was shared with young and old. Drives were provided to and from cancer appointments. With the dedication of many volunteers, CAP’s service to the community grew such that over the course CAP’s first meeting in Sherwood Secondary School of twenty-five years, CAP had to move four times – each time to a bigger and better May 6, 1994 location for serving clients. It takes a village to raise a child, and it took a village So many of the volunteers who joined CAP during its early years are still to make us who we are today. Like today, the CAP of part of our large number of active volunteers who are the backbone yesterday relied on the generosity of the community of “A Small Organization with a Big Job and a Caring Heart.” While who attended an unprecedented number of events volunteers no longer colour our newsletters by hand, they remain on the (almost one a month!), all organized by volunteers. front lines of the organization, providing direct service to our clients. Events included Moving Mountains, Hike the Rail Trail, They are the friendly face that greets family and clients at the front desk Presidents’ and Principals’ Bowl, a yearly celebration ensuring they receive the supports they need. They drive our clients to Moving Mountains Musical Mosaic of all things cultural called Musical Mosaic, a spaghetti appointments, repair and sanitize equipment, volunteer at events, send 2003 2000 supper, St. Patrick’s Day bowling party, Mountain cards to clients, update files and organize fundraising activities. Our Plaza Mall bazaars, flower sales and an annual golf volunteers not only help to keep our lights on, but ensure our services tournament that still continues today. Communications are running smoothly. to all who came to be touched by CAP was via a monthly newsletter, the CAPsule. It shouldn’t surprise us to know Over the past twenty-five years, we have grown to meet the needs of that the newsletter was printed in black and white and cancer patients in our community. In 2019, we loaned out 3,022 pieces then coloured by volunteers to save money. However, this of equipment. We provided 3,196 six-packs of nutritional supplements was also a monthly excuse for some fellowship, for the and 2,729 packages of incontinence products. We provided just over colouring started with tea and cookies, was interrupted Bowling Tournament CARE Walk Golf Tournament 2,300 parking spots for appointments at the Juravinski Cancer Centre by lunch, and ended with more tea and cookies. 2000 2018 1996 and Hospital, along with 11,053 rides to and from cancer-related appointments. Our volunteers dedicated over 21,000 hours of their time delivering services or engaging in fundraising activities. All of this with the common goal of ensuring we are able meet the demand for the practical and free supports that formed the nucleus of the Cancer Assistance Program twenty-five years ago, and is still the focus of our service to the community today.

Andy Rooney once said, “Everyone wants to live on the mountain, but Garden Party all the happiness and growth occurs while you are climbing it.” The 2006 volunteers that made our home on the mountain possible are a true testament to the fact that happiness and growth comes from the journey, not the endgame. A cancer diagnosis continues to be a reality for so many in our community. As long as the need is there, the Cancer Assistance Program will continue to climb to meet that need by offering the free and practical supports that began our legacy twenty-five years ago.

Thank you to the many volunteers who have helped build CAP’s reputation as an essential partner in the healthcare community. Since Joe Baiardo with CAP’s founder, Don Muir Spaghetti Dinner Hike the Rail Trail our doors first opened in 1994, CAP continues to be there by providing 2000 2005 2002 ‘Help when you really need it.’ SERVICES & IMPACT FINANCIALS 2019 Statistics 2019 Revenue and Expenses $734K 2019 EXPENSES 2019 REVENUE 2019 ANNUAL TOTAL SAVINGS TO PATIENTS IN OUR COMMUNITY $124,795

$581,632 $395,935 $32,398

$32,029

$34,623

11,053 2,327 2,729 3,196 21,077 rides to cancer- free parking spots pkgs of incontinence 6-packs of nutritional volunteer $98,698 related appointments for appointments products supplements hours

$16,558 $261,497 TOP EQUIPMENT ITEM LOANS $95,309 $162,764 $16,812 518 rollators

262 commodes 3,022 Charitable Activities (60%) Special Events Donations - Drive & Ride 212 transport chairs Management & Administration (13%) Major Gifts Donations - Undesignated Equipment Pieces 184 bath chairs Legacies & Bequests Loaned Out Fund Development (27%) Gifts-In-Kind

164 raised toilet seats Interest Donations - In Memoriam

145 bath tub transfer chairs Grants

TOTAL EXPENSES: $967,924 TOTAL REVENUE: $885,127 THANK YOU DONORS THANK YOU DONORS We’re incredibly grateful for your support! We’re incredibly grateful for your support! Donations $300+ made by donors and friends who supported CAP’s services between Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2019: > DHL/P&G CDC Brantford (University Plaza) > Gilda Marchesano > Hasty Market > 100 Women Who Care Hamilton > Barangas on the Beach > Cancer Assist Show > CI Investments > Diamante Investments > Farm Boy > Golden Horseshoe Tire Service > HCE Telecom > 2019 Golf Committee Members > Barbara and Bob Harwood Fund > CAP Board of Directors > CIBC Wood Gundy > Diane Taylor > Fascination Florist (1988) Ltd. > Helaine Guther-James > 2462292 Inc. > Barbara Bowen > Cardi Construction Limited > City of Hamilton > Dignity Memorial > Ferrell Builders’ Supply > Good Shepherd Centre Hamilton > Helen Lotimer > 3 for 1 Glasses (Upper James) > Barbara J. Pegg > Cardinal Newman Catholic > Claire and Kate Woodley > Diletti Salon & Spa > Fidelity Investments > Goodness Me (Upper Gage Ave.) > Hess Millwork > 4imprint > Basiliki Passaretti Secondary School > Claire and Peter Kislinsky > DiPaolo Medicine Professional > Filomena Tassi, MP > Gopal Kamini > Hillay Nabi-Shaikh > 802779 Ontario Inc. > Bay Gardens Funeral Home & > Carla D’Elia > Claire Kostyshyn Corporation > Fire Code Maintenance & > Gordana Rastovac > Home Hardware (Fennell Ave. E) > 8812896 Canada Inc. Michael Bayview Cemetery > Carla Galli > Clarence Roach > Dolce Kamira Consulting Ltd > Gordon Bull > Hotti Biscotti Fitzpatrick > Bayshore Home Health > Carmen’s Group > Claudia Ionico > Domino’s Pizza (Upper James St.) > FirstOntario Credit Union > Gore Mutual Insurance > Hutton Family > Abbott Laboratories > Beanermunky Chocolate > Caro Restaurant > Climb for Cancer > Don Bowman > FirstOntario Credit Union Company Foundation > Huu Ha > Ad Plus Promotions > Becky McMahon > Carol Anne Roth > Coach & Lantern > Don Burroughs (Dundas St. W, Oakville) > Grace United Church > India Village > Advantage Concrete - 1537026 > Benemar Homes > Carol Blevins > CocoMazzi Salon & Spa > Donna and Doug Johnson > FirstOntario Credit Union > Graeme Lambert > Inissina Marchesano Ontario Inc. > Bernard Stout > Carolyn Spearing > Colin Mowbray > Donna Dixon (Dundurn St. S) > Grandad’s Donuts > IOS Estiatorio & Wine Bar > Aeryn de Lara > Bernie and Dora Suriani > Carolyn W. Gray > Collyer Benson Capital Inc. > Doug Timmins > FirstOntario Credit Union > Grant Thornton LLP > Iron Chef Chinese Restaurant > Al and Marlenee Guerra > Beverley Colbeck > Cartoon Bob > Connell Transport Intl Inc. > Douglas W. Nelson (Upper James St.) > Greenhorizons Sod Farms > Jacqueline Ashbaugh > Aladdin’s Adventures Indoor > Beverley Corsini > Catharine Cunningham > Copetown Woods Golf Club > Dr. Darlene Ozimok > FirstOntario Credit Union > Greg Splan > Jacqueline Ruddlesdin Playland > Beyond the Batter (Stone Church) > Catholic Youth Organization > Corinne Ethier > Dr. J. A. Patterson Medicine (Upper Sherman Ave.) > Gregory and Juanita Gledhill > James and Dorothy Hagen > Alex Khassanov > Bill and Jane Evans > Cathy Corbacio > Cornelia Groep Professional Corp > FirstOntario Credit Union > Groupe Média TFO > James Blaney > Allegra Hamilton > Bill Gordon > Cathy Sheppard > Costco (Meadowlands) > Dr. Sean McDonough Dentistry (Upper Wentworth St.) > Guardian Angels Catholic School > James D. Oates, CPA > ALR Private Car Services > Binbrook Little Theatre > Cathy Yantsis > Creative Insight Pottery > Dr. Tony Anziano > Fisher’s Pub > Hamilton Board of Approved > James W. Foreman > Amica (Stoney Creek) > Bishop Tonnos Catholic Secondary > CCBC LLP > Crock A Doodle (University Plaza) > Dream Space S.O.S. > Flying Squirrel Hamilton Officials > Jan Burke-Gaffney > Ancaster Film Fest School > Cecelia Carter-Smith > Crossett Inc. > Dundas Little Theatre Inc. > Folkes Car Care Co. > > Janco Steel Ltd. > Ancaster High School > Bishop Tonnos Catholic Secondary > Chadwicks & Hacks > Crumbuns Bakeshop > Dundas Valley Golf & Curling Club > Food Basics (Mohawk Rd. E) > Hamilton Bulldogs Foundation > Jane and Michael Schwenger > Andrea and Ralph Farkas School Students > Charities Aid Foundation Canada > Cupe Local 2888 > Dundas Valley Secondary School > Food Basics (Mohawk Rd. W) > Hamilton Community Foundation: > Jane Anderson > Ange & Denise Restivo & Family > Black Forest Inn > Charlene and Stephen Hawkins > Cutting Edge Studio Salon & Spa > Dutchman Florist > Fortinos (Hwy. 8) Edith H. Turner Foundation Fund > Jane Reilly > Angeline Voo > Blackheath Binbrook Lions Club > Charles and Florence Martin > Daiva O’Neill > Earl Anderson > Fortinos (Mall Rd.) > Hamilton Firefighters Assistance > Janet McCaslin > Ann Robertson > Blair Blanchard Stapleton Ltd. Foundation > Dale McDonald > East Side Mario’s (Upper James) > Fortinos (Upper Centennial) Fund > Janis A. Thatcher > Anna’s Nail Salon > Blake Calder > Charles Kirk > Danica Robertson > Edward and Beverley Godwaldt > Fortinos (Upper James St.) > Hamilton Food Share > Jay Daleo > Anne-Marie and Steve Schneider > Blue Line Taxi > Charles W. Boxall > Darren McCrory > Elham & Joe Farah > Foundation for Human > Hamilton Health Sciences Corp. > JDI Cleaning Systems > Anthony and Laura D’Alessandro > Bob Morreale > Chatters Hair Salon > Data Communications > Elizabeth Eldridge Development > Hamilton Honey Badgers > Jeff Cockshutt > Any Transmission Ltd. > Bob Siegel > Chedoke Bocce Club Management Corp. > Elmhurst Inn & Spa > Fox Harb’r Resort > Hamilton Indoor Go Karts > Jeff Lack > Arden Schofield > Bodyline Auto Recyclers > Chedoke Flowers > Dave and Terri Iarusso > Elvira and Paul Presta > Frank Silvestri > Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra > Jen Watson Voice Overs > Arlene Connor > Boston Pizza (Main St. W) > Cheryl Tinson > Dave Butler > Emily Rempel > Fred & Diane Cranston > Hamilton Police Retirees > Jenn Morreale > Arlene Singer > Bras for Buddies > Chicago Style Pizza > David and Debbie Magier > Equal Parts Hospitality > FreshCo (Upper Gage Ave.) Association > Jennifer and Gavin McConville > Art Gallery of Hamilton > Brenda and Renato Ferritto > CHML Street Team > David and Renata Lumsden > Erie Boys Band > G. Walker Real Estate Inc. > Hamilton Police Service Project > Jerry and Diane Ramsbottom > Art Gallery of Ontario > Bruno Uggenti > CHML900 > David Cremasco > Ernie Coulson > Gaelen Kalles Concern > Jerry Fudge > Artemio Puga and Irene Ladniak > Brux House > Chris Garofalo > David Hansen > Estate of Carol Margaret Cole > Gary and Sandra Magwood > Hamilton Tiger-Cats > Jill Murray > Arterra Wines Canada > Bryan Lillycrop > Christina M. Davino > David Johnson > Estate of Elsie Jane Thorn > Gary Sexton > Hans Rerup > Jim and Linda Smith > Automation Design & Installation > Burts Bees | Clorox > Christine Walker > David’s Restaurant > Estate of Joyce Pasquier > Genuine Bakery & Catering > Harry and Ann Mulvale > Jim and Sheila Drury > Baci Ristorante > Cadbury > Christopher Barlow > Dean Cameron > Estate of Mary Alexandra Wright > Geoff and Joan Walker > Harry Rodzoniak > Jim Duggan > Baldasaro Contracting Inc. > Campbell Mihailovich Uggenti LLP > Christopher Barrett > Denise Konig > Estrada’s Cleaning Services > Gerald Keith > Harry Smit > Jim Stewart > Bands For Boobs > Canadian Asphalt > Chuggy’s Tap & Grill > Denninger’s > Expedia Cruise Ship Centers > Giant Tiger (Upper Ottawa St.) > Harry’s Fish & Chips > Joanne Battaglia THANK YOU DONORS THANK YOU DONORS We’re incredibly grateful for your support! We’re incredibly grateful for your support!

> Joanne Smith > Labourers’ International Union > Marel Real Estate Brokers > Morgenstern’s > Pitton Plumbing > Sandra Maniccia-Macaluso Secondary School > Tom and Mary Shea > Joe Aiello and Ann McLaughlin of North America > Margaret (Peggy) Steele > Morison Insurance Brokers Inc. > PMA Canada > Sandy Schweyer > Stacey and Richard Mulvale > Tom Jackson Councillor Ward 6 > Joe and Valerie Walsh > Lake House Restaurant > Maria Cordeiro > Mountain Beauty & Esthetic Supply > Postmedia Network Inc. > Sapporo Japanese Restaurant > Stan Tick > Tom Lukas > Joe Bocchinfuso > Laura Carroll > Maria Eleusiniotis > Mountaineer Movers > Pretty Grit > Sawmill Golf Course > Star Nails > Tomo and Marina Omazic > Joe Naccarato > Laura Martin > Marianne Castro > Multi-Area Developments Inc. > PX Dermody Funeral Home > Schofield’s Bistro > Stephen Alexander > Tony and Daniela Giannini > John Cavoto > Laura Pereira > Marie Smith > Murray and Hynda Halpren > Radiant Global Logistics > Scotiabank > Steve Gregory, Edward Jones > Tony and Klasina Van Hees > John Fioravanti > Laurie Coverdale > Marilyn and Paul Heimpel > NAPA Autopro Glendale Motors > Rae & Lipskie Investment Counsel > Scott Brown > Steve Strba > Tony Cocchiara > John Fleming > Lava Pizza & Wings > Marilyn Pearson > Narciso Bomben > Rae Adamson > Scott Cooper > Steven Stipsits > Tower Service Station > John Hutton > Lee McKay > Mario and Ida Cardinali > Nardini Specialties > Rank Higher > Sebastian Crosta > Stonehill Dental > Transfiguration Lutheran Church > John Kozlowski > Leisure Days Inc. > Marion Vandenburg > Natashia Guidi > Ray and Caroline Hutton > Sergio Cacoilo > Strauss Mens Wear: CF LimeRidge > Trattoria Cavallo Nero > John Thomas > Len and Marguerite Varrasso > Markey-Dermody Funeral Home > Newman Youth Sports Camp > Realty Network > Shakespeare’s Restauarnt > Subway (Concession St.) > Trish’s Gluten Free Bakery > Johnston Chrysler > Len Cake > Marten Metcalfe > Nino’s Ristorante > Rebecca Southern & Philip > Sharon Bond > Sue McIlveen > Turner Family Funeral Home > Jon Jurus > Len Varrasso > Martha Prendergast > Oakwell-Wood Associates Inc. Woodley > Sheila Tennant > Susan Skinner > Turtle Jacks (Upper James St.) > Jonathan Demers > Les and Bev Lasky > Mary Brenzil > OECTA Hamilton Secondary Unit > Red Avenue > Sheila Verlaan > Swiss Chalet (Queenston Rd.) > Tweedle Productions > Joseph Farah > LifeLabs > Mary Brown’s Chicken & Taters > Office of the Mayor - Fred > Remax Escarpment Realty Inc., > Sherwin-Williams > Sylvia McLaren > Exotics > JR DiGS Christmas Concert > Lighthouse Charitable Foundation > Mary Cook Eisenberger Brokerage > Shirley MacKinnon > System Lifeline Inc. > Urban Sign & Design Co. > Judy Marsales Real Estate Ltd., > Lighthouse Theatre > Mary Lou Roth > OM Massage & Wellness > Rene Marcoux > Shirley Mitchell > Taj Mahal Spices & Cheese > Ursel Phillips Fellows Hopkinson Brokerage > Linda Borger > Mastectomy Lingerie & More > Ontario Trillium Foundation > Rhonda Hofman > Shirley Skingley > Terry Hendershot LLP > Juliana Douglas > Linda Grimshaw > Matt McPeak > Opie’s Meats > Richard Hosking > Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill > The Brabant Foundation > Valentino’s Restaurant > Karen Louise Logan > Linda Tallman > McHugh Whitmore LLP > Orest Ostapiak > Richard Treleaven (Upper James St.) > The Coffee Shop of Port Dover > Valerie Mitchell > Kathie and Gerry Ward > Linseed’s Boutique > Melissa Heffernan > Our Lady of the Assumption > Ripley’s Aquarium > Shop Local Perks > The Designers Printing Inc. > Victoria Young > Kathleen and Michael Miller > Lisa and Jeff Owens > Memphis Fire BBQ Catholic School > Rob and Shelly Kellett > Shoppers (Fennell Ave. E) > The Express Restaurant > Vipond > Kathleen Conway > Lise Y. Gould > Meridian Credit Union > Overdrive Automotive > Rob Renzella > Shoppers (Hwy. 8) > The Innsville Restaurant > Virbala Kumar > Kathryn Allan-Fleet > Little Monsters Face Painting > Metro (Fennell Ave. E) > P.X. Dermody Funeral Homes > Robin Lebel > Shoppers (Mohawk Rd. W) > The Keg > Walker’s Chocolates > Kelsey’s (Paramount Dr.) > LiUNA Local 837 > Metro Freightliner > Papa Leo’s Restaurant > Robyn Bouskill > Shoppers (University Plaza) > The Malloch Foundation Fund > Walmart > Ken and Maureen Gilmour > Liz Concordia > Michael Ecker > Pat Butera > Rockton Lions Club > Silvana DiCenzo > The Martin Foundation Fund > Wear’s Flowers & Garden Centre > Ken and Michele Curtis > Lori Dillon > Michael Hendershot > Patrick Sheahan > Rod McLennan > Skyway Seniors Ten Pin Bowling > The Mule > Wendy Hayes > Ken Francey > Lorne McLean > Michael Stevens > Paul Anderson > Roma Bakery League > The Order of Sons of Italy > Wes Connor > Kenneth Thompson > Lorraine Ashthorpe > Michael Waller > Paul Djonovich > Romy Anastasio > Sleeve & Bristle Painting > The Other Bird > White Flame > Kim Giovinazzo > Lou Eves > Michelangelo Events & Conference > Paul Holmes > Ron Dennie > Smith’s Funeral Home > The Purple Pear > Wild Orchid Restaurant > Kim Sardella > Lowe’s Canada Centre > Percy Brown > Rose Garden Family Restaurant > Sobey’s (Stone Church Rd. E) > The Roman Catholic Diocese of > William Hogg > Knights of Columbus > Lucilla D’Alesio > Mike and Helen Kustra > Peter & Debbie D’Amico > Ross & McBride LLP > Somya Gupta Hamilton > William P. 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