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FDN 2018A.Pdf The Calgary Flames Foundation strives to improve the lives of southern Albertans through the support of health and wellness, education, and amateur and grassroots sports. Over $36 million has been invested back into southern Alberta communities since 2000. Thank you for your support of the Calgary Flames’ charitable arm. on the cover HEROS opposite ALBERTA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL WHEELCHAIR HOCKEY feature player MIKE SMITH JEFF MCCAIG KEN KING JOHN BEAN ALVIN LIBIN SLOANE MULDOON JIM PEPLINSKI SHANE KING JIM BAGSHAW CHAIRMAN, VICE CHAIRMAN & CEO, PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT & CEO, SENIOR VP, PRAIRIE EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, PARTNER & HEAD OF FORMER VP, MARKETING THE TRIMAC CALGARY SPORTS CALGARY SPORTS BALMON INVESTMENTS LTD. REGIONAL OFFICE, HUMBERVIEW GROUP OF LITIGATION + DISPUTE & SPONSORSHIP, TRANSPORTATION GROUP AND ENTERTAINMENT AND ENTERTAINMENT SCOTIABANK COMPANIES RESOLUTION PRACTICE CALGARY SPORTS OF COMPANIES CORPORATION CORPORATION GROUP, MCLEOD LAW AND ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION GORDON NORRIE GEORGE BROOKMAN DOUG MITCHELL JOHN TAYLOR JOHN HUFNAGEL MIKE FRANCO CANDICE GOUDIE GEORDIE MACLEOD VP, SPORTS PROPERTY CEO, NATIONAL CO-CHAIR, PRESIDENT & CEO, PRESIDENT & GM, SENIOR DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SR. DIRECTOR, GAME SALES & MARKETING, WEST CANADIAN BORDEN LADNER BLACK DIAMOND LAND CALGARY STAMPEDER BUSINESS OPERATIONS, CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS, PRESENTATION, EVENTS & CALGARY SPORTS INDUSTRIES GERVAIS LPP & CATTLE COMPANY FOOTBALL CLUB CALGARY STAMPEDERS CALGARY SPORTS COMMUNITY RELATIONS, AND ENTERTAINMENT AND ENTERTAINMENT CALGARY SPORTS AND CORPORATION CORPORATION ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION CHAIRMAN CALGARY FLAMES FOUNDATION The mandate of the Calgary Flames Foundation since the ownership through programs like the Flames EvenStrength Program, Comrie’s group brought the team to Calgary in 1980, was to positively impact Sports Equipment Bank, Flames Community Hockey League, HEROS, the lives of southern Albertans through health and wellness, education, the Flames Novice Program and support of KidSport, Hockey Calgary and grassroots and amateur sports. Since then, the Flames Foundation and Hockey Alberta—including the Hockey Calgary Leadership Day. has donated millions to these key areas. Because of your ongoing support, these programs, along with the The Calgary Flames Foundation endeavours to answer the call of Rotary Flames House, Camp Kindle, the Flames Health Training Camp Calgarians through proactive, as well as responsive, programming to and the Flames YMCA Grade 6 program, continue to exist. meet community needs. Some programs last season included: We want to take this opportunity to thank our donors, our event • The “Be the Reason” Campaign – an initiative that saw families sponsors and each person who purchased a 50/50 ticket at one of provided with resources they needed the most our games—you are truly making a difference. We encourage you to JEFF MCCAIG • The gift of outdoor ice in the City of Fernie take the time to learn more about the funds distributed on your behalf by the Calgary Flames Foundation. • A renewed commitment to the Rotary Flames House and Kids Cancer Care Foundation While we continue to support and create programming in the three key areas of our mandate, we are also responding to ongoing needs • Donations in response to family and community needs from our community. We thank you for being here for us and we want • Removing barriers for families to provide entry into sports to make sure we are always there for you. • Providing much needed funds to over 80 CRA registered charities • In total, $2.6 million was donated during the 2017-2018 season Yours in hockey, The Calgary Flames Foundation is working towards removing barriers: JEFF MC CAIG there should be no reason kids in Calgary are not able to afford to play CHAIRMAN hockey. The Calgary Flames Foundation continues to invest in making CALGARY FLAMES FOUNDATION hockey more accessible to families in Calgary and surrounding areas OUR THREE PILLARS The Calgary Flames Foundation has several annual commitments in This year the Calgary Flames Foundation distributed support of Education, Health and Wellness, and Amateur and over $2.6 million to annual projects and to donations Grassroots Sports. to southern Alberta charities in need. AMATEUR + HEALTH + EDUCATION GRASSROOTS WELLNESS SPORTS 2017-18: 2017-18: 2017-18: $1,363,994 $169,925 $1,153,588 GRAND TOTAL $2,687,507 opposite CALGARY FLAMES SUPERSKILLS feature player JOHNNY GAUDREAU HEALTH + WELLNESS YMCA Calgary—Grade 6 Program ................................................. $250,000 Canadian Cancer Society ....................................................................... $20,000 Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation Accessible Housing Calgary ................................................................... $18,000 Rotary/Flames House ............................................................................ $200,000 ALS Society of Alberta ............................................................................. $18,000 Kids Cancer Care Foundation—Camp Kindle ............................ $150,000 Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services .............................. $14,451 Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids ..................................................... $70,000 Calgary Firefighters Burn Treatment Society ............................... $10,000 University of Calgary— Unicef Canada ............................................................................................... $10,000 Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta ......................................... $50,000 Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter .............................................. $10,000 University of Calgary— McCaig Bone and Joint Institute ........................................................ $50,000 I Can For Kids Foundation ...................................................................... $10,000 Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre ..................................... $50,000 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of Southern Alberta ...................................................................................... $7,500 University of Calgary—ALS Research .............................................. $40,000 Ronald McDonald House Central Alberta .......................................... $7,500 Calgary Military Family Resource Centre ......................................... $39,451 Rowan House Emergency Shelter ........................................................ $6,000 Muscular Dystrophy Canada ................................................................. $30,000 Alberta Cancer Foundation ...................................................................... $5,000 Calgary Counselling Centre ..................................................................... $29,146 Graham and Ruby Delaet Foundation ................................................ $5,000 Easter Seals Camp Horizon .................................................................... $25,500 Hospice Calgary ............................................................................................. $5,000 NHL Foundation—Hockey Fights Cancer ...................................... $25,000 Sagesse Domestic Violence Prevention Society ........................... $5,000 Gordie Howe CARES ................................................................................ $25,000 The Buckspring Foundation ..................................................................... $5,000 The Alex .......................................................................................................... $25,000 Calgary Health Trust .................................................................................... $4,800 Emerson Stajan Foundation .................................................................. $25,000 Calgary Food Bank ....................................................................................... $4,500 Pacekids ........................................................................................................... $24,500 The PREP Program ........................................................................................ $2,500 Canadian Mental Health Association—Hockey Talks ................. $24,146 Special Olympics Calgary ......................................................................... $2,000 YWCA Calgary .............................................................................................. $21,000 $ Dogs with Wings Assistance Dog Society .................................... 20,000 HEALTH + WELLNESS TOTAL ........................................................ $1,363,994 Calgary Meals on Wheels ....................................................................... $20,000 EDUCATION AMATEUR + GRASSROOTS SPORTS Calgary Board of Education—Team Gio ......................................... $60,000 Honoraria for Minor Sports Teams (50/50 Raffle) ................... $213,402 Flames@School ........................................................................................... $50,000 Humboldt Broncos Fund ....................................................................... $184,985 Calgary Catholic Education Foundation ........................................ $20,000 Flames EvenStrength Program .......................................................... $125,000 $ Education Matters .......................................................................................... $8,425 Flames Novice Program Hockey Calgary ............................................. 100,000
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