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2014 Propellus That’s why Annual Report Propellus exists. How we strengthen our members: 04 STORIES

Who we exist for: 15 MEMBERS

What our members are saying: 30 QUOTES

Who invests in us: 37 INVESTORS

Our results: 43 NUMBERS

Looking forward: 57 2015

Our 2014 financials:62 REPORTS & FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Contents2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 3

How we strengthen our members:

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 4 CALGARY CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICE PRINCETON LAU, ASSOCIATION: CO-BOARD CHAIR The mission of CCCSA LILY KWOK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR is to create a vibrant and integrative community by bridging the Chinese community, other ethnic communities, and main- stream society. Through integration, civic engagement and children and youth programs they work towards building an inclusive and supportive society, where Calgarians of all ethnic origins have full and equi- table access to all aspects of Canadian society. Meet Princeton & Lily

CALGARY CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICE ASSOCIATION (CCCSA)

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 5 CHALLENGE:

PRINCETON LAU, Bylaw Review and Revision CO-BOARD CHAIR & Update of Strategic Plan LILY KWOK, Consultation EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR RESPONSE: Propellus provided CCCSA with tools and plans to help them reference what they had worked on. CCCSA was encouraged to bring them out in meetings and refer to them, so that1 their hard work on bylaws and strategic planning was not just shelved and forgotten. Meet Princeton & Lily

CALGARY CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICE ASSOCIATION (CCCSA)

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 6 The whole process was very easy. When we first contacted Propellus, we had a consultant in mind but were recommended another instead. She was the right match for us!

LILY KWOK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 7 INN FROM THE COLD:

KARIN RIETVELD, Their mission is to provide HUMAN RESOURCES emergency shelter, support and programs to homeless children, their families and others in need, with the goal of building healthy, stable families and ending homelessness. They take a holistic approach to prevent- ing and ending homelessness through their emergency shelter, housing, programs and partnerships.

Meet Karin

INN FROM THE COLD

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 8 CHALLENGE:

KARIN RIETVELD, Training Workshop HUMAN RESOURCES on Management Style

RESPONSE: Participated in a peer learning workshop facilitated by Propellus where they learned how management style influences teams and actions that managers need to take to ensure staff is empowered and engaged.1

Meet Karin

INN FROM THE COLD

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 9 CHALLENGE:

KARIN RIETVELD, Facilitated Learning HUMAN RESOURCES on Conflict Resolution

RESPONSE: The Propellus facilitated training helped to increase staff confidence in dealing with conflict. As a result, fewer staff has brought in problems and that puts less pressure on their Human Resources department.2

Meet Karin

INN FROM THE COLD

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 10 Every organization should have this training. Human Resources should take this course to better coach their staff because it enables their staff to take action.

KARIN RIETVELD, HUMAN RESOURCES

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 11 CANADIAN PARKS AND WILDERNESS SOCIETY: ERICKA RAU, COMMUNICATIONS CPAWS is Canada’s voice & OUTREACH for wilderness. CPAWS COORDINATOR envisages a healthy KATIE MORRISON, CONSERVATION ecosphere where people DIRECTOR experience and respect natural ecosystems. CPAWS works collaboratively with governments, local communities, industry and indigenous peoples to protect our country’s amazing natural places.

Meet Ericka

& Katie

CANADIAN PARKS AND WILDERNESS SOCIETY (CPAWS)

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 12 CHALLENGE:

ERICKA RAU, Strategic Volunteer COMMUNICATIONS Management Consulting & OUTREACH COORDINATOR RESPONSE: KATIE MORRISON, CONSERVATION Through the sessions facili- DIRECTOR tated by Propellus, CPAWS learned how to engage their volunteers. CPAWS has made their volunteer work more meaningful for them so that they could be ambassadors for CPAWS instead1 of just weekend volunteers.

Meet Ericka

& Katie

CANADIAN PARKS AND WILDERNESS SOCIETY (CPAWS)

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 13 Previously, we had been accepting anyone that applied to volunteer, but now we are more discern- ing in how we select them – sometimes we identify that a volunteer applicant might not be the right fit and suggest another orga- nization that might better

ERICKA RAU, COMMUNICATIONS suit their skills/interests. & OUTREACH COORDINATOR

Stories2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 14

Who we exist for:

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 15 4th Street Festival Society (Lilac Festival) / Acadia Community Garden and Art Society / Accessible Housing Society / Action Coalition on Human Trafficking Calgary / Aero Space Museum Association of Calgary / Afrikadey! Arts & Culture Society / Aga Khan Foundation Canada - Calgary Chapter / Airdrie and District Victim Assistance / Airdrie Food Bank / Akonua and Kwama Children's Literacy Foundation / Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society / Alberta Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies / Alberta Cancer Foundation / Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation / Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association / Alberta Culture, Historic Sites and Museums Branch / Alberta Ecotrust Foundation / Alberta Family Histories Society / Alberta Golf Association / Alberta Health Services - Airdrie Com- munity Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Alberta Children's Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Canmore General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Claresholm General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Cochrane Community Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Didsbury General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Foothills Medical Centre / Alberta Health Services - High River District Hospital / Alberta Health Services - HomeCare / Alberta Health Services - Okotoks Health & Wellness Centre / Alberta Health Services - Peter Lougheed Centre / Alberta Health Services - Rockyview General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - South Health Campus / Alberta Health Services - Strathmore District Health Services / Alberta Health Services - Vulcan Community Health Centre / Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation / Alberta Playwrights' Network Society / Alberta Potters' Association / Alberta Printmakers Society / Rhythmic Gymnastics Alberta / Alberta Science Network, The / Alberta Seventh Step Society / Alberta Snowboarding Association / Alberta Theatre Projects / Alberta Whitewater Association / Alexandra Centre Society / Alexandra Writers' Centre Society / Alliance Française of Calgary / Alliance Pipeline / ALS Society of Alberta / AltaGas / Alzheimer Society of Calgary / Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta / Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area / Antyx Community Arts Society / APEGA / Art à la Carte / Arthritis Society of Alberta and NWT / Arts Common / Arusha Centre Society / Aspen Family and Community Network Society / Association for German Education in Calgary / As- sociation for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured / Autism Aspergers Friendship Society of Calgary / Autism Calgary Association / Awo Taan Healing Lodge Society / Babe Ruth Baseball Association of Calgary / BC & Alberta Guide Dogs / Bethany Airdrie / Bethany Calgary / Bethany Care Society / Bethany Cochrane / Bethany Harvest Hills / Better Business Bureau - Southern Alberta and East Kootenay / Between Friends / Big Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary and Area / Bishop O'Byrne Housing for Seniors Association / Bow Centre Housing / Bow Cliff Seniors / Bow Crest Care Centre - Revera / Bow Habitat Station Volunteer Society / Bow Valley College / Bow View Manor / BowMont All Season Service For Seniors Society / Bowness Community Association / BowWest Community Resource Centre / Boys & Girls Club of Cochrane & Area / Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary / Branch Out Foundation / Breast Cancer Supportive Care Foundation / Bridges of Love Ministry Society / Broad Minds Productions Foundation / Brookfield Properties / Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids / Burns Memorial Fund / Calgary Alpha House Society / Calgary Area Outdoor Council / Calgary Arts Development Authority / Calgary Association of Freelance Editors / Calgary Association of Self-Help / Calgary Bach Festival Society / Calgary Boys' Choir / Calgary Buddhist Temple / Calgary Campus Open Minds / Calgary Catholic Immigration Society / Calgary Chamber of Commerce / Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations / Calgary Chinese Community Service Association / Calgary Chinese Elderly Citizens Association / Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse / Calgary Community Living Society / Calgary Co-Parenting Centre / Calgary Corporate Challenge / Calgary Counselling Centre / Calgary Crime Stoppers Association / Calgary Dragon Boat Society / Calgary Dream Centre / Calgary Drop-In and Rehab Centre Society / Calgary Educational Partnership Foundation / Calgary Family Services / Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network / Calgary Folk Arts Council / Calgary Foundation / Calgary Fringe Festival / Calgary Girls Choir / Calgary Health Trust / Calgary Horticultural Society / Calgary Humane Society / Calgary Immigrant Educational Society / Calgary Immigrant Women's Association / Calgary Inter-Faith Food Bank Society / Calgary International Children's Festival / Calgary John Howard Society / Calgary Keys to Recovery Society / Calgary Legal Guidance / Calgary Marathon Society / Calgary Meals on Wheels / Calgary Military Family Resource Centre / Calgary Mothers' Milk Bank Association / Calgary Multicultural Arts Society (Fiestaval) / Calgary Opera / Calgary Outlink Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity / Calgary Performing Arts Festival / Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra / Calgary Police Service - Volunteer Resource Team / Calgary Prairie Rose, Canadian Progress Club / Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre Association / Calgary Public Library / Calgary Quest Children's Society / Calgary Reads Society / Calgary Reggae Festival Society / Calgary Region Airshed Zone Society / Calgary Residential Rental Association / Calgary River Valleys / Calgary Rotary Challenger Park Society / Calgary Seniors' Resource Society / Calgary Ski Club / Calgary Society for Healthy Child Development / Calgary Society of Community Opportunities / Calgary Sport Tourism Authority / Calgary Tour de Nuit Society / Calgary Track Council / Calgary Wheelchair Rugby Association / Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society / Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter / Calgary Young Offender Centre / Calgary Youth Justice Society / Calgary Zoo / Canada's Sports Hall of Fame / Canadian Artists for the Poor / Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing Al- berta, Calgary Zone / Canadian Association for Participatory Development / Canadian Blood Services / Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Prairies/NWT / Canadian Cancer Society - Alberta/NWT Division / Canadian Child Abuse Association / Canadian Diabetes As- sociation / Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - Calgary / Canadian Health, Immunization and Learning Development Foundation / Canadian Mental Health Association / Canadian National Institute for the Blind / Canadian Paraplegic Association - Alberta / Cana- dian Parks and Wilderness Society Southern Alberta Chapter / Canadian Red Cross Society - Calgary Branch / Canadian Women's Foundation / CancerVive Foundation of Alberta / CanLearn Society / Care Connect Christian Society / Carewest / Catholic Family Service / CEDA International Corporation / Cenovus Energy / Centre de Ressources Francothèque / Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology / Centre for Newcomers / Centre for Suicide Prevention / Centre Street Church / Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta / Ce- rebral Palsy Kids and Families / Champions Career Centre / Chevron Canada Resources / Children's Cottage Society / Children's International Summer Villages / Children's Legal & Educational Resource Centre / Children's Wish Foundation of Canada - Alberta Chapter / Chinook Country Historical Society / Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities / Churchill Park Family Care Society / City of Calgary - Community and Protective Services / City of Calgary Park's Environmental & Education Initiatives / CJSW - Univer- sity of Calgary Student Radio Society / Closer to Home Community Services Society / Cochrane & Area Humane Society / Cochrane and Area Victim Services / Cochrane and District Warm Water Therapy Pool Society / Community Mediation Calgary Society / Community of Integral Living / CommunityWise Resource Centre (Formerly the Old Y Centre) / Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre / ConocoPhillips Canada / Cornerstone Youth Centre Society - Calgary / Covenant Care - Holy Cross Manor / Crohn's and Colitis Canada / Crowchild Centre for Positive Living - Calgary Society / CUPS Health & Education Centres / Cystic Fibrosis Canada - Calgary and Southern Alberta Chapter / Dancers' Studio West Society / Davar Child Care Society / Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary / Deaf andWho Hear Alberta / Devon Canada / Diakonos Retreat Society / Discoverywe House Family Violence Prevention Society / Distress Centre / Dogs with Wings Assistance Dog Society / Doors Open Calgary Association / Dress for Success Calgary / Ducks Unlimited Canada / Easter Seals Alberta / Ecoliving Events / EducationMatters / Elbow River Watershed Partnership / Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary / Elizabeth House / Empowering Minds / EMS Foundation / Encana Corporation / Engineers Without Borders Canada - Calgary City Chapter / Enviros Wilderness School Association / Epilepsy Association of Calgary / Esker Foundation / Extendicare Cedars Villa / Extendicare Hillcrest / F.O.C.U.S on Seniors / Families Matter / Famous 5 Foundation / Father Lacombe Care Centre / Federation for Animal Wellness Initiatives / Federation of Calgary Communities / Ferret Rescue & Education Society / Fig Tree Foundation / Firefighters Museum Society - Calgary / First Calgary Financial / Folk Festival Society of Calgary / Food for Peace Society of Calgary / Foothills Brass Society / Foothills Country Hospice / Foothills Salvage and Recycling Society / Forensic Adolescent Program / Fort Calgary Preservation Society / Foundation for Democratic Advancement / Four Feet Companion Foundation / Friends Church Fellowship - Calgary / Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society / Front Row Centre Players Society / Further Education Society / Futurpreneur Canada / Garden Path Society of Calgary / Ghost River Rediscovery Society / Girl Guides of Canada - Calgary Area / Girls Hockey Calgary Association / Glenbow Museum / Global Familymed Foundation / GlobalFest / Good Companions 50 Plus Club / Good Life Community Bike Shop / Goodwill Industries of Alberta / Greater Forest Lawn 55+ Society / Green Calgary / Gymtastics Play-it-Forward Projects / Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta / Health Quality Council of Alberta / Heart and Stroke Foundation of Alberta, NWT & Nunavut / Hearts and Hammers / Helping Families Handle Cancer Foundation / Helping Youth Through Educational Scholarships / Heritage Park Historical Village / Highbanks Society / Hillhurst - Sunnyside Community Association / HIV Community Link / HomeFront / Honens / Horizon Housing Society / Hospice Calgary Society / Hull Services / Humanity in Practice / imagiNation 150 (Calgary) / Immigrant Services Calgary / Impe- rial Oil Ltd. / In-Definite Arts Society / Inn From the Cold Society / Inside Out Theatre / Insight Counselling and Therapy Centre / Instrumential Society of Calgary / Intercare Corporate Group-Southwood Care Centre / International Avenue Arts & Culture Centre / Inter- national Translators and Interpreters Foundation / Jazz Is Society of Alberta / Jewish Family Service Calgary / John Petropoulos Memorial Fund / Joy of Life Centre for Spiritual Living / Junior Achievement of Southern Alberta / Junior League of Calgary / Juvenile Dia- betesexist Research Foundation, Calgary Chapter / Kerby Centre / Kidney Foundation for: of Canada / Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta / Kids Help Phone - Calgary / Kids Up Front Foundation / KidSport Calgary / Kiwanis Club of Calgary Chinook / L'Arche Association of Calgary / LEAD Foundation / Leighton Foundation and Art Centre / Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada - Prairies / LIB International / LINKages Society of Alberta / Literacy Alberta Society / Literacy for Life Foundation / Lougheed House Conservation Society / Luminous Voices Music Society / Lunchbox Theatre / Lupus Society of Alberta / Made by Momma / Magic of Christmas / Make A Wish Southern AB / Making Changes Association / Marda Loop Business Revitalization Zone / McMan Youth Family & Community Services / Meaningful Meals / Mennonite Central Committee / MEOW Foundation / Millarville Racing & Agricultural Society / MindFuel / Missing Children Society of Canada / Mobmentality / Momentum / Morpheus Theatre / MOSAIC Volunteers / Mothers Opposed to Boredom / Mount Royal University - Institute for Nonprofit Studies / Mount Royal University - Transitional Vocational Program / Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Calgary & Area Chapter / Muscular Dystrophy Canada / Nature Conservancy of Canada / NeighbourLink Calgary / Neufeld Foundation / New Roads Program / New University Television Society / Norfolk Housing Association / North East Centre of Community Society / North East Sportsplex Society / North of McKnight Community Resource Centre / North Rocky View Community Links Society / Nose Creek Sports and Recreation Association - Cardel Place / Nulli Secundus Inc. / Oops-A-Dazy Rescue and Sanctuary Society / Open Arms Patient Advocacy Society / Opening Gaits Therapeutic Riding Society of Calgary / Operation Eyesight Canada / Op- portunity Works Calgary / Optometry Giving Sight / Osteoporosis Canada - Alberta Chapter / Ovarian Cancer Canada / Pacekids Programs / Pet Access League Society / Parent Support Association of Calgary / Parkdale Nifty Fifties Seniors Association / Parkinson Al- berta / Parks Canada Agency - Mountain National Parks / Parks Foundation Calgary / Pathways Community Services Association / Peer Mediation And Skills Training / Peer Support Services for Abused Women / PLAN Calgary - The Road Ahead Society of Calgary / Potential Place Society / Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy / Pride Calgary / ProArts Society / Progressive Alternatives Society of Calgary / Project Green Villages Africa Institute / Project Ploughshares Calgary / Prostate Cancer Canada / Prostate Cancer Centre Calgary / Providence Child Development Society / Rainbow Society of Alberta / RBC Foundation / REAP Business Association / Renfrew Educational Services / Repair Café Calgary / Rocky Mountain Adaptive Sports Centre / Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary / Ronald McDonald House Southern Alberta / Rotary Club of Calgary / Rotary Club of Calgary East / Rotary International District 5360 / Salvation Army Community Services - Calgary / Salvation Army Public Relations and Development Office / Schizophrenia Society of Alberta - Calgary Chapter / Scouts Canada – Chinook Council / SE Calgary Community Resource Centre / Second Story Art Society (TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary) / SEEDS Connections / Seniors Secret Service / Servants Anonymous Society of Calgary / SIDS Calgary Society / Si- erra Club of Canada, Chinook Group / Silvera for Seniors / Sistership Dragon Boat Association / Society for Canadian Studies and Youth Enrichment / Sonshine Community Services / SouthWest Communities Resource Centre / Special Olympics Calgary / Spiritus Chamber Choir / Sport Calgary / St. John Ambulance - Calgary Community Services / Stephens Backpacks for Children in Need Society / Student Energy / Suncor Energy Inc. / Sunrise Community Link Resource Centre Society / Sunshine Foundation of Canada / SupportWorks Inc. / Sustainable Alberta Association / Syn.ap.tic: Spinal Cord Injury and Neuro Rehab Centre / TD Canada Trust / TELUS Spark / Terry Fox Foundation / Tetra Assistive Devices Society of Calgary / The Alex Community Health Centre / The Brenda Strafford Society for the Prevention of Domestic Violence / The Canadian Club of Calgary / The Doorway (The Backdoor) / The Downstage Performance Society / The Elder Statesmen Group / The Golden Age Club / The Mustard Seed / The New Gallery / The Quickdraw Animation Society / The Ranche at Fish Creek Restoration Society / The Royal Canadian Legion - Centennial Calgary Br. 285 / The SHARP Foundation / The Sinneave Family Foundation (The Ability Hub) / Theatre Calgary / Theatre Encounter / Theatre Junction GRAND / This is My City Art Society / Tourism Calgary / Town of Okotoks Volunteer Services / TransAlta Corporation / Trickster Theatre Society / United Way of Calgary and Area / Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency / University of Calgary (Alumni) / University of Calgary Students' Union - Vol- unteer Services / Ups and Downs / Variety - The Children's Charity of Alberta / Victoria Park Business Revitalization Zone Association / Volunteer Airdrie / Volunteer Cochrane/FCSS / W & M Dance Projects of Calgary Association / We Did It! School-Age Care Society / Wellspring Calgary / West Hillhurst Go-Getters / Westmount Charter School Society / Wild Rose Humane Society / Wings of Hope Breast Cancer Foundation / WinSport Canada / Women in Need Society of Calgary / Women's Centre of Calgary / Women's Resource Centre, University of Calgary / Wood's Homes / WordFest / WP Puppet Theatre Society / YMCA Calgary / Youth Central / Youth Singers of Calgary / YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre / Youths Can Fish 2 / Youville Residence Society of Alberta / YWCA of Calgary

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 16 4th Street Festival Society (Lilac Festival) / Acadia Community Garden and Art Society / Accessible Housing Society / Action Coalition on Human Trafficking Calgary / Aero Space Museum Association of Calgary / Afrikadey! Arts & Culture Society / Aga Khan Foundation Canada - Calgary Chapter / Airdrie and District Victim Assistance / Airdrie Food Bank / Akonua and Kwama Children's Literacy Foundation / Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society / Alberta Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies / Alberta Cancer Foundation / Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation / Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association / Alberta Culture, Historic Sites and Museums Branch / Alberta Ecotrust Foundation / Alberta Family Histories Society / Alberta Golf Association / Alberta Health Services - Airdrie Com- munity Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Alberta Children's Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Canmore General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Claresholm General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Cochrane Community Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Didsbury General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Foothills Medical Centre / Alberta Health Services - High River District Hospital / Alberta Health Services - HomeCare / Alberta Health Services - Okotoks Health & Wellness Centre / Alberta Health Services - Peter Lougheed Centre / Alberta Health Services - Rockyview General Hospital / Alberta Healthmember Services - South Health Campus / Alberta Health Services - Strathmore District Health Services / Alberta Health Services - Vulcan Community Health Centre / Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation / Alberta Playwrights' Network Society / Alberta Potters' Association / Alberta Printmakers Society / Rhythmic Gymnastics Alberta / Alberta Science Network, The / Alberta Seventh Step Society / Alberta Snowboarding Association / Alberta Theatre Projects / Alberta Whitewater Association / Alexandra Centre Society / Alexandra Writers' Centre Society / Alliance Française of Calgary / Alliance Pipeline / ALS Society of Alberta / AltaGas / Alzheimer Society of Calgary / Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta / Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area / Antyx Community Arts Society / APEGA / Art à la Carte / Arthritis Society of Alberta and NWT / Arts Common / Arusha Centre Society / Aspen Family and Community Network Society / Association for German Education in Calgary / As- sociation for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured / Autism Aspergers Friendship Society of Calgaryorganizations / Autism Calgary Association / Awo Taan Healing Lodge Society / Babe Ruth Baseball Association of Calgary / BC & Alberta Guide Dogs / Bethany Airdrie / Bethany Calgary / Bethany Care Society / Bethany Cochrane / Bethany Harvest Hills / Better Business Bureau - Southern Alberta and East Kootenay / Between Friends / Big Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary and Area / Bishop O'Byrne Housing for Seniors Association / Bow Centre Housing / Bow Cliff Seniors / Bow Crest Care Centre - Revera / Bow Habitat Station Volunteer Society(AS OF/ Bow DECEMBER Valley College / Bow 2014) View Manor / BowMont All Season Service For Seniors Society / Bowness Community Association / BowWest Community Resource Centre / Boys & Girls Club of Cochrane & Area / Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary / Branch Out Foundation / Breast Cancer Supportive Care Foundation / Bridges of Love Ministry Society / Broad Minds Productions Foundation / Brookfield Properties / Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids / Burns Memorial Fund / Calgary Alpha House Society / Calgary Area Outdoor Council / Calgary Arts Development Authority / Calgary Association of Freelance Editors / Calgary Association of Self-Help / Calgary Bach Festival Society / Calgary Boys' Choir / Calgary Buddhist Temple / Calgary Campus Open Minds / Calgary Catholic Immigration Society / Calgary Chamber of Commerce / Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations / Calgary Chinese Community Service Association / Calgary Chinese Elderly Citizens Association / Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse / Calgary Community Living Society / Calgary Co-Parenting Centre / Calgary Corporate Challenge / Calgary Counselling Centre / Calgary Crime Stoppers Association / Calgary Dragon Boat Society / Calgary Dream Centre / Calgary Drop-In and Rehab Centre Society / Calgary Educational Partnership Foundation / Calgary Family Services / Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network / Calgary Folk Arts Council / Calgary Foundation / Calgary Fringe Festival / Calgary Girls Choir / Calgary Health Trust / Calgary Horticultural Society / Calgary Humane Society / Calgary Immigrant Educational Society / Calgary Immigrant Women's Association / Calgary Inter-Faith Food Bank Society / Calgary International Children's Festival / Calgary John Howard Society / Calgary Keys to Recovery Society / Calgary Legal Guidance / Calgary Marathon Society / Calgary Meals on Wheels / Calgary Military Family Resource Centre / Calgary Mothers' Milk Bank Association / Calgary Multicultural Arts Society (Fiestaval) / Calgary Opera / Calgary Outlink Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity / Calgary Performing Arts Festival / Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra / Calgary Police Service - Volunteer Resource Team / Calgary Prairie Rose, Canadian Progress Club / Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre Association / Calgary Public Library / Calgary Quest Children's Society / Calgary Reads Society / Calgary Reggae Festival Society / Calgary Region Airshed Zone Society / Calgary Residential Rental Association / Calgary River Valleys / Calgary Rotary Challenger Park Society / Calgary Seniors' Resource Society / Calgary Ski Club / Calgary Society for Healthy Child Development / Calgary Society of Community Opportunities / Calgary Sport Tourism Authority / Calgary Tour de Nuit Society / Calgary Track Council / Calgary Wheelchair Rugby Association / Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society / Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter / Calgary Young Offender Centre / Calgary Youth Justice Society / Calgary Zoo / Canada's Sports Hall of Fame / Canadian Artists for the Poor / Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing Al- berta, Calgary Zone / Canadian Association for Participatory Development / Canadian Blood Services / Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Prairies/NWT / Canadian Cancer Society - Alberta/NWT Division / Canadian Child Abuse Association / Canadian Diabetes As- sociation / Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - Calgary / Canadian Health, Immunization and Learning Development Foundation / Canadian Mental Health Association / Canadian National Institute for the Blind / Canadian Paraplegic Association - Alberta / Cana- dian Parks and Wilderness Society Southern Alberta Chapter / Canadian Red Cross Society - Calgary Branch / Canadian Women's Foundation / CancerVive Foundation of Alberta / CanLearn Society / Care Connect Christian Society / Carewest / Catholic Family Service / CEDA International Corporation / Cenovus Energy / Centre de Ressources Francothèque / Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology / Centre for Newcomers / Centre for Suicide Prevention / Centre Street Church / Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta / Ce- rebral Palsy Kids and Families / Champions Career Centre / Chevron Canada Resources / Children's Cottage Society / Children's International Summer Villages / Children's Legal & Educational Resource Centre / Children's Wish Foundation of Canada - Alberta Chapter / Chinook Country Historical Society / Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities / Churchill Park Family Care Society / City of Calgary - Community and Protective Services / City of Calgary Park's Environmental & Education Initiatives / CJSW - Univer- sity of Calgary Student Radio Society / Closer to Home Community Services Society / Cochrane & Area Humane Society / Cochrane and Area Victim Services / Cochrane and District Warm Water Therapy Pool Society / Community Mediation Calgary Society / Community of Integral Living / CommunityWise Resource Centre (Formerly the Old Y Centre) / Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre / ConocoPhillips Canada / Cornerstone Youth Centre Society - Calgary / Covenant Care - Holy Cross Manor / Crohn's and Colitis Canada / Crowchild Centre for Positive Living - Calgary Society / CUPS Health & Education Centres / Cystic Fibrosis Canada - Calgary and Southern Alberta Chapter / Dancers' Studio West Society / Davar Child Care Society / Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary / Deaf and Hear Alberta / Devon Canada / Diakonos Retreat Society / Discovery House Family Violence Prevention Society / Distress Centre / Dogs with Wings Assistance Dog Society / Doors Open Calgary Association / Dress for Success Calgary / Ducks Unlimited Canada / Easter Seals Alberta / Ecoliving Events / EducationMatters / Elbow River Watershed Partnership / Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary / Elizabeth House / Empowering Minds / EMS Foundation / Encana Corporation / Engineers Without Borders Canada - Calgary City Chapter / Enviros Wilderness School Association / Epilepsy Association of Calgary / Esker Foundation / Extendicare Cedars Villa / Extendicare Hillcrest / F.O.C.U.S on Seniors / Families Matter / Famous 5 Foundation / Father Lacombe Care Centre / Federation for Animal Wellness Initiatives / Federation of Calgary Communities / Ferret Rescue & Education Society / Fig Tree Foundation / Firefighters Museum Society - Calgary / First Calgary Financial / Folk Festival Society of Calgary / Food for Peace Society of Calgary / Foothills Brass Society / Foothills Country Hospice / Foothills Salvage and Recycling Society / Forensic Adolescent Program / Fort Calgary Preservation Society / Foundation for Democratic Advancement / Four Feet Companion Foundation / Friends Church Fellowship - Calgary / Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society / Front Row Centre Players Society / Further Education Society / Futurpreneur Canada / Garden Path Society of Calgary / Ghost River Rediscovery Society / Girl Guides of Canada - Calgary Area / Girls Hockey Calgary Association / Glenbow Museum / Global Familymed Foundation / GlobalFest / Good Companions 50 Plus Club / Good Life Community Bike Shop / Goodwill Industries of Alberta / Greater Forest Lawn 55+ Society / Green Calgary / Gymtastics Play-it-Forward Projects / Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta / Health Quality Council of Alberta / Heart and Stroke Foundation of Alberta, NWT & Nunavut / Hearts and Hammers / Helping Families Handle Cancer Foundation / Helping Youth Through Educational Scholarships / Heritage Park Historical Village / Highbanks Society / Hillhurst - Sunnyside Community Association / HIV Community Link / HomeFront / Honens / Horizon Housing Society / Hospice Calgary Society / Hull Services / Humanity in Practice / imagiNation 150 (Calgary) / Immigrant Services Calgary / Impe- rial Oil Ltd. / In-Definite Arts Society / Inn From the Cold Society / Inside Out Theatre / Insight Counselling and Therapy Centre / Instrumential Society of Calgary / Intercare Corporate Group-Southwood Care Centre / International Avenue Arts & Culture Centre / Inter- national Translators and Interpreters Foundation / Jazz Is Society of Alberta / Jewish Family Service Calgary / John Petropoulos Memorial Fund / Joy of Life Centre for Spiritual Living / Junior Achievement of Southern Alberta / Junior League of Calgary / Juvenile Dia- betes Research Foundation, Calgary Chapter / Kerby Centre / Kidney Foundation of Canada / Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta / Kids Help Phone - Calgary / Kids Up Front Foundation / KidSport Calgary / Kiwanis Club of Calgary Chinook / L'Arche Association of Calgary / LEAD Foundation / Leighton Foundation and Art Centre / Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada - Prairies / LIB International / LINKages Society of Alberta / Literacy Alberta Society / Literacy for Life Foundation / Lougheed House Conservation Society / Luminous Voices Music Society / Lunchbox Theatre / Lupus Society of Alberta / Made by Momma / Magic of Christmas / Make A Wish Southern AB / Making Changes Association / Marda Loop Business Revitalization Zone / McMan Youth Family & Community Services / Meaningful Meals / Mennonite Central Committee / MEOW Foundation / Millarville Racing & Agricultural Society / MindFuel / Missing Children Society of Canada / Mobmentality / Momentum / Morpheus Theatre / MOSAIC Volunteers / Mothers Opposed to Boredom / Mount Royal University - Institute for Nonprofit Studies / Mount Royal University - Transitional Vocational Program / Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Calgary & Area Chapter / Muscular Dystrophy Canada / Nature Conservancy of Canada / NeighbourLink Calgary / Neufeld Foundation / New Roads Program / New University Television Society / Norfolk Housing Association / North East Centre of Community Society / North East Sportsplex Society / North of McKnight Community Resource Centre / North Rocky View Community Links Society / Nose Creek Sports and Recreation Association - Cardel Place / Nulli Secundus Inc. / Oops-A-Dazy Rescue and Sanctuary Society / Open Arms Patient Advocacy Society / Opening Gaits Therapeutic Riding Society of Calgary / Operation Eyesight Canada / Op- portunity Works Calgary / Optometry Giving Sight / Osteoporosis Canada - Alberta Chapter / Ovarian Cancer Canada / Pacekids Programs / Pet Access League Society / Parent Support Association of Calgary / Parkdale Nifty Fifties Seniors Association / Parkinson Al- berta / Parks Canada Agency - Mountain National Parks / Parks Foundation Calgary / Pathways Community Services Association / Peer Mediation And Skills Training / Peer Support Services for Abused Women / PLAN Calgary - The Road Ahead Society of Calgary / Potential Place Society / Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy / Pride Calgary / ProArts Society / Progressive Alternatives Society of Calgary / Project Green Villages Africa Institute / Project Ploughshares Calgary / Prostate Cancer Canada / Prostate Cancer Centre Calgary / Providence Child Development Society / Rainbow Society of Alberta / RBC Foundation / REAP Business Association / Renfrew Educational Services / Repair Café Calgary / Rocky Mountain Adaptive Sports Centre / Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary / Ronald McDonald House Southern Alberta / Rotary Club of Calgary / Rotary Club of Calgary East / Rotary International District 5360 / Salvation Army Community Services - Calgary / Salvation Army Public Relations and Development Office / Schizophrenia Society of Alberta - Calgary Chapter / Scouts Canada – Chinook Council / SE Calgary Community Resource Centre / Second Story Art Society (TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary) / SEEDS Connections / Seniors Secret Service / Servants Anonymous Society of Calgary / SIDS Calgary Society / Si- erra Club of Canada, Chinook Group / Silvera for Seniors / Sistership Dragon Boat Association / Society for Canadian Studies and Youth Enrichment / Sonshine Community Services / SouthWest Communities Resource Centre / Special Olympics Calgary / Spiritus Chamber Choir / Sport Calgary / St. John Ambulance - Calgary Community Services / Stephens Backpacks for Children in Need Society / Student Energy / Suncor Energy Inc. / Sunrise Community Link Resource Centre Society / Sunshine Foundation of Canada / SupportWorks Inc. / Sustainable Alberta Association / Syn.ap.tic: Spinal Cord Injury and Neuro Rehab Centre / TD Canada Trust / TELUS Spark / Terry Fox Foundation / Tetra Assistive Devices Society of Calgary / The Alex Community Health Centre / The Brenda Strafford Society for the Prevention of Domestic Violence / The Canadian Club of Calgary / The Doorway (The Backdoor) / The Downstage Performance Society / The Elder Statesmen Group / The Golden Age Club / The Mustard Seed / The New Gallery / The Quickdraw Animation Society / The Ranche at Fish Creek Restoration Society / The Royal Canadian Legion - Centennial Calgary Br. 285 / The SHARP Foundation / The Sinneave Family Foundation (The Ability Hub) / Theatre Calgary / Theatre Encounter / Theatre Junction GRAND / This is My City Art 502Society / Tourism Calgary / Town of Okotoks Volunteer Services / TransAlta Corporation / Trickster Theatre Society / United Way of Calgary and Area / Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency / University of Calgary (Alumni) / University of Calgary Students' Union - Vol- unteer Services / Ups and Downs / Variety - The Children's Charity of Alberta / Victoria Park Business Revitalization Zone Association / Volunteer Airdrie / Volunteer Cochrane/FCSS / W & M Dance Projects of Calgary Association / We Did It! School-Age Care Society / Wellspring Calgary / West Hillhurst Go-Getters / Westmount Charter School Society / Wild Rose Humane Society / Wings of Hope Breast Cancer Foundation / WinSport Canada / Women in Need Society of Calgary / Women's Centre of Calgary / Women's Resource Centre, University of Calgary / Wood's Homes / WordFest / WP Puppet Theatre Society / YMCA Calgary / Youth Central / Youth Singers of Calgary / YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre / Youths Can Fish 2 / Youville Residence Society of Alberta / YWCA of Calgary

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 17 4th Street Festival Society (Lilac Festival) / Acadia Community Garden and Art Society / Accessible Housing Society / Action Coalition on Human Trafficking Calgary / Aero Space Museum Association of Calgary / Afrikadey! Arts & Culture Society / Aga Khan Foundation Canada - Calgary Chapter / Airdrie and District Victim Assistance / Airdrie Food Bank / Akonua and Kwama Children's Literacy Foundation / Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society / Alberta Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies / Alberta Cancer Foundation / Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation / Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association / Alberta Culture, Historic Sites and Museums Branch / Alberta Ecotrust Foundation / Alberta Family Histories Society / Alberta Golf Association / Alberta Health Services - Airdrie Com- munity Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Alberta Children's Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Canmore General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Claresholm General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Cochrane Community Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Didsbury General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Foothills Medical Centre / Alberta Health Services - High River District Hospital / Alberta Health Services - HomeCare / Alberta Health Services - Okotoks Health & Wellness Centre / Alberta Health Services - Peter Lougheed Centre / Alberta Health Services - Rockyview General Hospital / Alberta Healthmember Services - South Health Campus / Alberta Health Services - Strathmore District Health Services / Alberta Health Services - Vulcan Community Health Centre / Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation / Alberta Playwrights' Network Society / Alberta Potters' Association / Alberta Printmakers Society / Rhythmic Gymnastics Alberta / Alberta Science Network, The / Alberta Seventh Step Society / Alberta Snowboarding Association / Alberta Theatre Projects / Alberta Whitewater Association / Alexandra Centre Society / Alexandra Writers' Centre Society / Alliance Française of Calgary / Alliance Pipeline / ALS Society of Alberta / AltaGas / Alzheimer Society of Calgary / Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta / Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area / Antyx Community Arts Society / APEGA / Art à la Carte / Arthritis Society of Alberta and NWT / Arts Common / Arusha Centre Society / Aspen Family and Community Network Society / Association for German Education in Calgary / As- sociation for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured / Autism Aspergers Friendship Society of Calgaryorganizations / Autism Calgary Association / Awo Taan Healing Lodge Society / Babe Ruth Baseball Association of Calgary / BC & Alberta Guide Dogs / Bethany Airdrie / Bethany Calgary / Bethany Care Society / Bethany Cochrane / Bethany Harvest Hills / Better Business Bureau - Southern Alberta and East Kootenay / Between Friends / Big Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary and Area / Bishop O'Byrne Housing for Seniors Association / Bow Centre Housing / Bow Cliff Seniors / Bow Crest Care Centre - Revera / Bow Habitat Station Volunteer Society(AS OF/ Bow DECEMBER Valley College / Bow 2014) View Manor / BowMont All Season Service For Seniors Society / Bowness Community Association / BowWest Community Resource Centre / Boys & Girls Club of Cochrane & Area / Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary / Branch Out Foundation / Breast Cancer Supportive Care Foundation / Bridges of Love Ministry Society / Broad Minds Productions Foundation / Brookfield Properties / Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids / Burns Memorial Fund / Calgary Alpha House Society / Calgary Area Outdoor Council / Calgary Arts Development Authority / Calgary Association of Freelance Editors / Calgary Association of Self-Help / Calgary Bach Festival Society / Calgary Boys' Choir / Calgary Buddhist Temple / Calgary Campus Open Minds / Calgary Catholic Immigration Society / Calgary Chamber of Commerce / Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations / Calgary Chinese Community Service Association / Calgary Chinese Elderly Citizens Association / Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse / Calgary Community Living Society / Calgary Co-Parenting Centre / Calgary Corporate Challenge / Calgary Counselling Centre / Calgary Crime Stoppers Association / Calgary Dragon Boat Society / Calgary Dream Centre / Calgary Drop-In and Rehab Centre Society / Calgary Educational Partnership Foundation / Calgary Family Services / Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network / Calgary Folk Arts Council / Calgary Foundation / Calgary Fringe Festival / Calgary Girls Choir / Calgary Health Trust / Calgary Horticultural Society / Calgary Humane Society / Calgary Immigrant Educational Society / Calgary Immigrant Women's Association / Calgary Inter-Faith Food Bank Society / Calgary International Children's Festival / Calgary John Howard Society / Calgary Keys to Recovery Society / Calgary Legal Guidance / Calgary Marathon Society / Calgary Meals on Wheels / Calgary Military Family Resource Centre / Calgary Mothers' Milk Bank Association / Calgary Multicultural Arts Society (Fiestaval) / Calgary Opera / Calgary Outlink Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity / Calgary Performing Arts Festival / Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra / Calgary Police Service - Volunteer Resource Team / Calgary Prairie Rose, Canadian Progress Club / Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre Association / Calgary Public Library / Calgary Quest Children's Society / Calgary Reads Society / Calgary Reggae Festival Society / Calgary Region Airshed Zone Society / Calgary Residential Rental Association / Calgary River Valleys / Calgary Rotary Challenger Park Society / Calgary Seniors' Resource Society / Calgary Ski Club / Calgary Society for Healthy Child Development / Calgary Society of Community Opportunities / Calgary Sport Tourism Authority / Calgary Tour de Nuit Society / Calgary Track Council / Calgary Wheelchair Rugby Association / Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society / Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter / Calgary Young Offender Centre / Calgary Youth Justice Society / Calgary Zoo / Canada's Sports Hall of Fame / Canadian Artists for the Poor / Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing Al- berta, Calgary Zone / Canadian Association for Participatory Development / Canadian Blood Services / Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Prairies/NWT / Canadian Cancer Society - Alberta/NWT Division / Canadian Child Abuse Association / Canadian Diabetes As- sociation / Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - Calgary / Canadian Health, Immunization and Learning Development Foundation / Canadian Mental Health Association / Canadian National Institute for the Blind / Canadian Paraplegic Association - Alberta / Cana- dian Parks and Wilderness Society Southern Alberta Chapter / Canadian Red Cross Society - Calgary Branch / Canadian Women's Foundation / CancerVive Foundation of Alberta / CanLearn Society / Care Connect Christian Society / Carewest / Catholic Family Service / CEDA International Corporation / Cenovus Energy / Centre de Ressources Francothèque “/ CentrePropellus for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology was / Centre forinstrumental Newcomers / Centre for Suicide Prevention / Centre Street Church / Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta / Ce- rebral Palsy Kids and Families / Champions Career Centre / Chevron Canada Resources / Children's Cottage Society / Children's International Summer Villages / Children's Legal & Educational Resource Centre / Children's Wish Foundation of Canada - Alberta Chapter / Chinook Country Historical Society / Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities / Churchill Park Family Care Society / City of Calgary - Community and Protective Services / City of Calgary Park's Environmental & Education Initiatives / CJSW - Univer- sity of Calgary Student Radio Society / Closer to Home Community Services Society / Cochrane & Area Humane Society / Cochrane and Area Victim Services / Cochrane and District Warm Water Therapy Pool Society / Community Mediation Calgary Society / Community of Integral Living / CommunityWise Resource Centre (Formerly the Old Y Centre) / Confederationin Park 55+working Activity Centre / ConocoPhillips Canada with / Cornerstone YouthBethany Centre Society - Calgary / Covenant Care Care - Holy Cross Manor / Crohn's and Colitis Canada / Crowchild Centre for Positive Living - Calgary Society / CUPS Health & Education Centres / Cystic Fibrosis Canada - Calgary and Southern Alberta Chapter / Dancers' Studio West Society / Davar Child Care Society / Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary / Deaf and Hear Alberta / Devon Canada / Diakonos Retreat Society / Discovery House Family Violence Prevention Society / Distress Centre / Dogs with Wings Assistance Dog Society / Doors Open Calgary Association / Dress for Success Calgary / Ducks Unlimited Canada / Easter Seals Alberta / Ecoliving Events / EducationMatters / Elbow River Watershed Partnership / ElizabethSociety Fry Society of Calgary / Elizabethin Housethe / Empowering development Minds / EMS Foundation / Encana Corporation / Engineers Without Borders Canada - Calgary City Chapter / Enviros Wilderness School Association / Epilepsy Association of Calgary / Esker Foundation / Extendicare Cedars Villa / Extendicare Hillcrest / F.O.C.U.S on Seniors / Families Matter / Famous 5 Foundation / Father Lacombe Care Centre / Federation for Animal Wellness Initiatives / Federation of Calgary Communities / Ferret Rescue & Education Society / Fig Tree Foundation / Firefighters Museum Society - Calgary / First Calgary Financial / Folk Festival Society of Calgary / Food for Peace Society of Calgary / Foothills Brass Society / Foothills Country Hospice / Foothills Salvage and Recycling Society / Forensic Adolescent Programof / Fort a Calgary Strategic Preservation Society / Foundation for DemocraticPlan. Advancement /This Four Feet Companion plan Foundation / Friends Church Fellowship - Calgary / Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society / Front Row Centre Players Society / Further Education Society / Futurpreneur Canada / Garden Path Society of Calgary / Ghost River Rediscovery Society / Girl Guides of Canada - Calgary Area / Girls Hockey Calgary Association / Glenbow Museum / Global Familymed Foundation / GlobalFest / Good Companions 50 Plus Club / Good Life Community Bike Shop / Goodwill Industries of Alberta / Greater Forest Lawn 55+ Society / Green Calgary / Gymtastics Play-it-Forward Projects / Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta / Health Quality Council of Alberta / Heart and Stroke Foundation of Alberta, NWT & Nunavut / Hearts and Hammers / Helping Families Handle Cancer Foundation / Helping Youth Through Educational Scholarships / Heritage Park Historical Village / Highbanks Society / Hillhurst - Sunnyside Community Association / HIV Community Link / HomeFrontincluded, / Honens / Horizon Housing Society as / Hospice one Calgary Society /of Hull Services five / Humanity in Practicestrategic / imagiNation 150 (Calgary) / Immigrant Services Calgary / Impe- rial Oil Ltd. / In-Definite Arts Society / Inn From the Cold Society / Inside Out Theatre / Insight Counselling and Therapy Centre / Instrumential Society of Calgary / Intercare Corporate Group-Southwood Care Centre / International Avenue Arts & Culture Centre / Inter- national Translators and Interpreters Foundation / Jazz Is Society of Alberta / Jewish Family Service Calgary / John Petropoulos Memorial Fund / Joy of Life Centre for Spiritual Living / Junior Achievement of Southern Alberta / Junior League of Calgary / Juvenile Dia- betes Research Foundation, Calgary Chapter / Kerby Centre / Kidney Foundation of Canada / directions,Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta / Kids the Help Phone - Calgaryintegration / Kids Up Front Foundation / KidSport Calgaryof / Kiwanisthe Club of Calgary Chinook / L'Arche Association of Calgary / LEAD Foundation / Leighton Foundation and Art Centre / Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada - Prairies / LIB International / LINKages Society of Alberta / Literacy Alberta Society / Literacy for Life Foundation / Lougheed House Conservation Society / Luminous Voices Music Society / Lunchbox Theatre / Lupus Society of Alberta / Made by Momma / Magic of Christmas / Make A Wish Southern AB / Making Changes Association / Marda Loop Business Revitalization Zone / McMan Youth Family & Community Services / Meaningful Meals / Mennonite Central Committee / MEOW Foundation / Millarville Racing & Agriculturaldelivery Society / MindFuel / Missi ngof Children Societyvolunteer of Canada / Mobmentality / Momentum services / Morpheus Theatre / MOSAIC Volunteers / Mothers Opposed to Boredom / Mount Royal University - Institute for Nonprofit Studies / Mount Royal University - Transitional Vocational Program / Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Calgary & Area Chapter / Muscular Dystrophy Canada / Nature Conservancy of Canada / NeighbourLink Calgary / Neufeld Foundation / New Roads Program / New University Television Society / Norfolk Housing Association / North East Centre of Community Society / North East Sportsplex Society / North of McKnight Community Resource Centre / North Rocky View Community Links Society / Nose Creek Sports and Recreation Association - Cardel Place / Nulli Secundus Inc. / Oops-A-Dazy Rescue and Sanctuary Society / Open Arms Patient Advocacy Society / Opening Gaits Therapeutic Riding Society of Calgary / Operation Eyesight Canada / Op- portunity Works Calgary / Optometry Giving Sight / Osteoporosis Canada - Alberta Chapter / acrossOvarian Cancer Canada / Pacekidsthe Programs organization.” / Pet Access League Society / Parent Support Association of Calgary / Parkdale Nifty Fifties Seniors Association / Parkinson Al- berta / Parks Canada Agency - Mountain National Parks / Parks Foundation Calgary / Pathways Community Services Association / Peer Mediation And Skills Training / Peer Support Services for Abused Women / PLAN Calgary - The Road Ahead Society of Calgary / Potential Place Society / Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy / Pride Calgary / ProArts Society / Progressive Alternatives Society of Calgary / Project Green Villages Africa Institute / Project Ploughshares Calgary / Prostate Cancer Canada / Prostate Cancer Centre Calgary / Providence Child Development Society / Rainbow Society of Alberta / RBC Foundation / REAP MARYBusiness Association JARDINE / Renfrew Educ ational Services / Repair Café Calgary / Rocky Mountain Adaptive Sports Centre / Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary / Ronald McDonald House Southern Alberta / Rotary Club of Calgary / Rotary Club of Calgary East / Rotary InternationalBETHANY District 5360 CARE / Salvation SOCIETY Army Community Services - Calgary / Salvation Army Public Relations and Development Office / Schizophrenia Society of Alberta - Calgary Chapter / Scouts Canada – Chinook Council / SE Calgary Community Resource Centre / Second Story Art Society (TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary) / SEEDS Connections / Seniors Secret Service / Servants Anonymous Society of Calgary / SIDS Calgary Society / Si- erra Club of Canada, Chinook Group / Silvera for Seniors / Sistership Dragon Boat Association / Society for Canadian Studies and Youth Enrichment / Sonshine Community Services / SouthWest Communities Resource Centre / Special Olympics Calgary / Spiritus Chamber Choir / Sport Calgary / St. John Ambulance - Calgary Community Services / Stephens Backpacks for Children in Need Society / Student Energy / Suncor Energy Inc. / Sunrise Community Link Resource Centre Society / Sunshine Foundation of Canada / SupportWorks Inc. / Sustainable Alberta Association / Syn.ap.tic: Spinal Cord Injury and Neuro Rehab Centre / TD Canada Trust / TELUS Spark / Terry Fox Foundation / Tetra Assistive Devices Society of Calgary / The Alex Community Health Centre / The Brenda Strafford Society for the Prevention of Domestic Violence / The Canadian Club of Calgary / The Doorway (The Backdoor) / The Downstage Performance Society / The Elder Statesmen Group / The Golden Age Club / The Mustard Seed / The New Gallery / The Quickdraw Animation Society / The Ranche at Fish Creek Restoration Society / The Royal Canadian Legion - Centennial Calgary Br. 285 / The SHARP Foundation / The Sinneave Family Foundation (The Ability Hub) / Theatre Calgary / Theatre Encounter / Theatre Junction GRAND / This is My City Art 502Society / Tourism Calgary / Town of Okotoks Volunteer Services / TransAlta Corporation / Trickster Theatre Society / United Way of Calgary and Area / Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency / University of Calgary (Alumni) / University of Calgary Students' Union - Vol- unteer Services / Ups and Downs / Variety - The Children's Charity of Alberta / Victoria Park Business Revitalization Zone Association / Volunteer Airdrie / Volunteer Cochrane/FCSS / W & M Dance Projects of Calgary Association / We Did It! School-Age Care Society / Wellspring Calgary / West Hillhurst Go-Getters / Westmount Charter School Society / Wild Rose Humane Society / Wings of Hope Breast Cancer Foundation / WinSport Canada / Women in Need Society of Calgary / Women's Centre of Calgary / Women's Resource Centre, University of Calgary / Wood's Homes / WordFest / WP Puppet Theatre Society / YMCA Calgary / Youth Central / Youth Singers of Calgary / YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre / Youths Can Fish 2 / Youville Residence Society of Alberta / YWCA of Calgary

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 18 4th Street Festival Society (Lilac Festival) / Acadia Community Garden and Art Society / Accessible Housing Society / Action Coalition on Human Trafficking Calgary / Aero Space Museum Association of Calgary / Afrikadey! Arts & Culture Society / Aga Khan Foundation Canada - Calgary Chapter / Airdrie and District Victim Assistance / Airdrie Food Bank / Akonua and Kwama Children's Literacy Foundation / Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society / Alberta Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies / Alberta Cancer Foundation / Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation / Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association / Alberta Culture, Historic Sites and Museums Branch / Alberta Ecotrust Foundation / Alberta Family Histories Society / Alberta Golf Association / Alberta Health Services - Airdrie Com- munity Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Alberta Children's Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Canmore General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Claresholm General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Cochrane Community Health Centre / Alberta Health Services - Didsbury General Hospital / Alberta Health Services - Foothills Medical Centre / Alberta Health Services - High River District Hospital / Alberta Health Services - HomeCare / Alberta Health Services - Okotoks Health & Wellness Centre / Alberta Health Services - Peter Lougheed Centre / Alberta Health Services - Rockyview General Hospital / Alberta Healthmember Services - South Health Campus / Alberta Health Services - Strathmore District Health Services / Alberta Health Services - Vulcan Community Health Centre / Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation / Alberta Playwrights' Network Society / Alberta Potters' Association / Alberta Printmakers Society / Rhythmic Gymnastics Alberta / Alberta Science Network, The / Alberta Seventh Step Society / Alberta Snowboarding Association / Alberta Theatre Projects / Alberta Whitewater Association / Alexandra Centre Society / Alexandra Writers' Centre Society / Alliance Française of Calgary / Alliance Pipeline / ALS Society of Alberta / AltaGas / Alzheimer Society of Calgary / Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta / Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area / Antyx Community Arts Society / APEGA / Art à la Carte / Arthritis Society of Alberta and NWT / Arts Common / Arusha Centre Society / Aspen Family and Community Network Society / Association for German Education in Calgary / As- sociation for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured / Autism Aspergers Friendship Society of Calgaryorganizations / Autism Calgary Association / Awo Taan Healing Lodge Society / Babe Ruth Baseball Association of Calgary / BC & Alberta Guide Dogs / Bethany Airdrie / Bethany Calgary / Bethany Care Society / Bethany Cochrane / Bethany Harvest Hills / Better Business Bureau - Southern Alberta and East Kootenay / Between Friends / Big Brothers Big Sisters of Calgary and Area / Bishop O'Byrne Housing for Seniors Association / Bow Centre Housing / Bow Cliff Seniors / Bow Crest Care Centre - Revera / Bow Habitat Station Volunteer Society(AS OF/ Bow DECEMBER Valley College / Bow 2014) View Manor / BowMont All Season Service For Seniors Society / Bowness Community Association / BowWest Community Resource Centre / Boys & Girls Club of Cochrane & Area / Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary / Branch Out Foundation / Breast Cancer Supportive Care Foundation / Bridges of Love Ministry Society / Broad Minds Productions Foundation / Brookfield Properties / Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids / Burns Memorial Fund / Calgary Alpha House Society / Calgary Area Outdoor Council / Calgary Arts Development Authority / Calgary Association of Freelance Editors / Calgary Association of Self-Help / Calgary Bach Festival Society / Calgary Boys' Choir / Calgary Buddhist Temple / Calgary Campus Open Minds / Calgary Catholic Immigration Society / Calgary Chamber of Commerce / Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations / Calgary Chinese Community Service Association / Calgary Chinese Elderly Citizens Association / Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse / Calgary Community Living Society / Calgary Co-Parenting Centre / Calgary Corporate Challenge / Calgary Counselling Centre / Calgary Crime Stoppers Association / Calgary Dragon Boat Society / Calgary Dream Centre / Calgary Drop-In and Rehab Centre Society / Calgary Educational Partnership Foundation / Calgary Family Services / Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network / Calgary Folk Arts Council / Calgary Foundation / Calgary Fringe Festival / Calgary Girls Choir / Calgary Health Trust / Calgary Horticultural Society / Calgary Humane Society / Calgary Immigrant Educational Society / Calgary Immigrant Women's Association / Calgary Inter-Faith Food Bank Society / Calgary International Children's Festival / Calgary John Howard Society / Calgary Keys to Recovery Society / Calgary Legal Guidance / Calgary Marathon Society / Calgary Meals on Wheels / Calgary Military Family Resource Centre / Calgary Mothers' Milk Bank Association / Calgary Multicultural Arts Society (Fiestaval) / Calgary Opera / Calgary Outlink Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity / Calgary Performing Arts Festival / Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra / Calgary Police Service - Volunteer Resource Team / Calgary Prairie Rose, Canadian Progress Club / Calgary Pregnancy Care Centre Association / Calgary Public Library / Calgary Quest Children's Society / Calgary Reads Society / Calgary Reggae Festival Society / Calgary Region Airshed Zone Society / Calgary Residential Rental Association / Calgary River Valleys / Calgary Rotary Challenger Park Society / Calgary Seniors' Resource Society / Calgary Ski Club / Calgary Society for Healthy Child Development / Calgary Society of Community Opportunities / Calgary Sport Tourism Authority / Calgary Tour de Nuit Society / Calgary Track Council / Calgary Wheelchair Rugby Association / Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society / Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter / Calgary Young Offender Centre / Calgary Youth Justice Society / Calgary Zoo / Canada's Sports Hall of Fame / Canadian Artists for the Poor / Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing Al- berta, Calgary Zone / Canadian Association for Participatory Development / Canadian Blood Services / Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Prairies/NWT / Canadian Cancer Society - Alberta/NWT Division / Canadian Child Abuse Association / Canadian Diabetes As- sociation / Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - Calgary / Canadian Health, Immunization and Learning Development Foundation / Canadian Mental Health Association / Canadian National Institute for the Blind / Canadian Paraplegic Association - Alberta / Cana- dian Parks and Wilderness Society Southern Alberta Chapter / Canadian Red Cross Society - Calgary Branch / Canadian Women's Foundation / CancerVive Foundation of Alberta / CanLearn Society / Care Connect Christian Society / Carewest / Catholic Family Service / CEDA International Corporation / Cenovus Energy / Centre de Ressources Francothèque “/ CentreThe for Affordable strategicWater and Sanitation Technology / Centre planning for Newcomers / Centre for Suicide Preventionwork / Centre Street Church / Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta / Ce- rebral Palsy Kids and Families / Champions Career Centre / Chevron Canada Resources / Children's Cottage Society / Children's International Summer Villages / Children's Legal & Educational Resource Centre / Children's Wish Foundation of Canada - Alberta Chapter / Chinook Country Historical Society / Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities / Churchill Park Family Care Society / City of Calgary - Community and Protective Services / City of Calgary Park's Environmental & Education Initiatives / CJSW - Univer- sity of Calgary Student Radio Society / Closer to Home Community Services Society / Cochrane & Area Humane Society / Cochrane and Area Victim Services / Cochrane and District Warm Water Therapy Pool Society / Community Mediation Calgary Society / Community of Integral Living / CommunityWise Resource Centre (Formerly the Old Y Centre) / Confederationwas Park 55+ Activity very Centre / ConocoPhillips helpful. Canada / Cornerstone Youth CentreWe Society - nowCalgary / Covenant feelCare - Holy Cross Manor / Crohn's and Colitis Canada / Crowchild Centre for Positive Living - Calgary Society / CUPS Health & Education Centres / Cystic Fibrosis Canada - Calgary and Southern Alberta Chapter / Dancers' Studio West Society / Davar Child Care Society / Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary / Deaf and Hear Alberta / Devon Canada / Diakonos Retreat Society / Discovery House Family Violence Prevention Society / Distress Centre / Dogs with Wings Assistance Dog Society / Doors Open Calgary Association / Dress for Success Calgary / Ducks Unlimited Canada / Easter Seals Alberta / Ecoliving Events / EducationMatters / Elbow River Watershed Partnership / Elizabethwe Fry Societyhave of Calgary / Elizabeth a Houseclear / Empowering Minds path / EMS Foundation / Encanato Corporation success / Engineers Without Borders Canada - Calgary City Chapter / Enviros Wilderness School Association / Epilepsy Association of Calgary / Esker Foundation / Extendicare Cedars Villa / Extendicare Hillcrest / F.O.C.U.S on Seniors / Families Matter / Famous 5 Foundation / Father Lacombe Care Centre / Federation for Animal Wellness Initiatives / Federation of Calgary Communities / Ferret Rescue & Education Society / Fig Tree Foundation / Firefighters Museum Society - Calgary / First Calgary Financial / Folk Festival Society of Calgary / Food for Peace Society of Calgary / Foothills Brass Society / Foothills Country Hospice / Foothills Salvage and Recycling Society / Forensic Adolescent Programand / Fort Calgary sustainable Preservation Society / Foundation for Democratic growth.” Advancement / Four Feet Companion Foundation / Friends Church Fellowship - Calgary / Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society / Front Row Centre Players Society / Further Education Society / Futurpreneur Canada / Garden Path Society of Calgary / Ghost River Rediscovery Society / Girl Guides of Canada - Calgary Area / Girls Hockey Calgary Association / Glenbow Museum / Global Familymed Foundation / GlobalFest / Good Companions 50 Plus Club / Good Life Community Bike Shop / Goodwill Industries of Alberta / Greater Forest Lawn 55+ Society / Green Calgary / Gymtastics Play-it-Forward Projects / Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta / Health Quality Council of Alberta / Heart and Stroke Foundation of Alberta,KRISTIE NWT & Nunavut / SCHNEIDERHearts and Hammers / Helping Families Handle Cancer Foundation / Helping Youth Through Educational Scholarships / Heritage Park Historical Village / Highbanks Society / Hillhurst - Sunnyside Community Association / HIV Community Link / HomeFront / Honens / Horizon Housing Society / Hospice Calgary Society / Hull Services / Humanity in Practice / imagiNation 150 (Calgary) / Immigrant Services Calgary / Impe- rial Oil Ltd. / In-Definite Arts Society / Inn From the Cold Society / Inside Out Theatre / InsightOPERATIONS Counselling and Therapy MANAGER, Centre / Instrumential GHOST Society of CalgaryRIVER / Intercare REDISCOVERY Corporate Group-Southwood Care Centre / International Avenue Arts & Culture Centre / Inter- national Translators and Interpreters Foundation / Jazz Is Society of Alberta / Jewish Family Service Calgary / John Petropoulos Memorial Fund / Joy of Life Centre for Spiritual Living / Junior Achievement of Southern Alberta / Junior League of Calgary / Juvenile Dia- betes Research Foundation, Calgary Chapter / Kerby Centre / Kidney Foundation of Canada / Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta / Kids Help Phone - Calgary / Kids Up Front Foundation / KidSport Calgary / Kiwanis Club of Calgary Chinook / L'Arche Association of Calgary / LEAD Foundation / Leighton Foundation and Art Centre / Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada - Prairies / LIB International / LINKages Society of Alberta / Literacy Alberta Society / Literacy for Life Foundation / Lougheed House Conservation Society / Luminous Voices Music Society / Lunchbox Theatre / Lupus Society of Alberta / Made by Momma / Magic of Christmas / Make A Wish Southern AB / Making Changes Association / Marda Loop Business Revitalization Zone / McMan Youth Family & Community Services / Meaningful Meals / Mennonite Central Committee / MEOW Foundation / Millarville Racing & Agricultural Society / MindFuel / Missing Children Society of Canada / Mobmentality / Momentum / Morpheus Theatre / MOSAIC Volunteers / Mothers Opposed to Boredom / Mount Royal University - Institute for Nonprofit Studies / Mount Royal University - Transitional Vocational Program / Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Calgary & Area Chapter / Muscular Dystrophy Canada / Nature Conservancy of Canada / NeighbourLink Calgary / Neufeld Foundation / New Roads Program / New University Television Society / Norfolk Housing Association / North East Centre of Community Society / North East Sportsplex Society / North of McKnight Community Resource Centre / North Rocky View Community Links Society / Nose Creek Sports and Recreation Association - Cardel Place / Nulli Secundus Inc. / Oops-A-Dazy Rescue and Sanctuary Society / Open Arms Patient Advocacy Society / Opening Gaits Therapeutic Riding Society of Calgary / Operation Eyesight Canada / Op- portunity Works Calgary / Optometry Giving Sight / Osteoporosis Canada - Alberta Chapter / Ovarian Cancer Canada / Pacekids Programs / Pet Access League Society / Parent Support Association of Calgary / Parkdale Nifty Fifties Seniors Association / Parkinson Al- berta / Parks Canada Agency - Mountain National Parks / Parks Foundation Calgary / Pathways Community Services Association / Peer Mediation And Skills Training / Peer Support Services for Abused Women / PLAN Calgary - The Road Ahead Society of Calgary / Potential Place Society / Prairie Sky Equine Assisted Therapy / Pride Calgary / ProArts Society / Progressive Alternatives Society of Calgary / Project Green Villages Africa Institute / Project Ploughshares Calgary / Prostate Cancer Canada / Prostate Cancer Centre Calgary / Providence Child Development Society / Rainbow Society of Alberta / RBC Foundation / REAP Business Association / Renfrew Educational Services / Repair Café Calgary / Rocky Mountain Adaptive Sports Centre / Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary / Ronald McDonald House Southern Alberta / Rotary Club of Calgary / Rotary Club of Calgary East / Rotary International District 5360 / Salvation Army Community Services - Calgary / Salvation Army Public Relations and Development Office / Schizophrenia Society of Alberta - Calgary Chapter / Scouts Canada – Chinook Council / SE Calgary Community Resource Centre / Second Story Art Society (TRUCK Contemporary Art in Calgary) / SEEDS Connections / Seniors Secret Service / Servants Anonymous Society of Calgary / SIDS Calgary Society / Si- erra Club of Canada, Chinook Group / Silvera for Seniors / Sistership Dragon Boat Association / Society for Canadian Studies and Youth Enrichment / Sonshine Community Services / SouthWest Communities Resource Centre / Special Olympics Calgary / Spiritus Chamber Choir / Sport Calgary / St. John Ambulance - Calgary Community Services / Stephens Backpacks for Children in Need Society / Student Energy / Suncor Energy Inc. / Sunrise Community Link Resource Centre Society / Sunshine Foundation of Canada / SupportWorks Inc. / Sustainable Alberta Association / Syn.ap.tic: Spinal Cord Injury and Neuro Rehab Centre / TD Canada Trust / TELUS Spark / Terry Fox Foundation / Tetra Assistive Devices Society of Calgary / The Alex Community Health Centre / The Brenda Strafford Society for the Prevention of Domestic Violence / The Canadian Club of Calgary / The Doorway (The Backdoor) / The Downstage Performance Society / The Elder Statesmen Group / The Golden Age Club / The Mustard Seed / The New Gallery / The Quickdraw Animation Society / The Ranche at Fish Creek Restoration Society / The Royal Canadian Legion - Centennial Calgary Br. 285 / The SHARP Foundation / The Sinneave Family Foundation (The Ability Hub) / Theatre Calgary / Theatre Encounter / Theatre Junction GRAND / This is My City Art 502Society / Tourism Calgary / Town of Okotoks Volunteer Services / TransAlta Corporation / Trickster Theatre Society / United Way of Calgary and Area / Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency / University of Calgary (Alumni) / University of Calgary Students' Union - Vol- unteer Services / Ups and Downs / Variety - The Children's Charity of Alberta / Victoria Park Business Revitalization Zone Association / Volunteer Airdrie / Volunteer Cochrane/FCSS / W & M Dance Projects of Calgary Association / We Did It! School-Age Care Society / Wellspring Calgary / West Hillhurst Go-Getters / Westmount Charter School Society / Wild Rose Humane Society / Wings of Hope Breast Cancer Foundation / WinSport Canada / Women in Need Society of Calgary / Women's Centre of Calgary / Women's Resource Centre, University of Calgary / Wood's Homes / WordFest / WP Puppet Theatre Society / YMCA Calgary / Youth Central / Youth Singers of Calgary / YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre / Youths Can Fish 2 / Youville Residence Society of Alberta / YWCA of Calgary

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Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 20 Strives to create an atmosphere of appreciation for art as well as an opportunity for artists to showcasemember their work by presenting a high quality event.mission / To strengthen and promote community gardening in Calgary / We open doors to homes that are accessible and affordable for people with limited mobility. / We will increase knowledge and awareness on human trafficking, advocate for effective rights based responses, build capacity of all involved stakeholders, and lead and foster collaboration for joint action against human trafficking. / To provide a rich understanding and appreciation of the evolution of flight by telling stories relatedthemes to our collections that provide inspiration to current and future generations. / Shares the rich creative works of African cultures - from the continent and throughout the Dias- pora - with Canadians of all ages and from all walks of life. / To respect the victims we support by providing a compassionate response, to the trauma experienced, providing emotional and practical assistance as well as information on victims' rights and the appropriate referrals necessary to help reduce the negative impact of victimization. / The Airdrie Food Bank collects and distributes food to those in need and educates the community on hunger related issues. / To establish and maintain a Public Library and provide scholarships for the needy children in Mankessim, Ghana (Check on this one) / To improve the lives of animals by rescuing and providing sanctuary to abandoned, surrendered or abused animals; assisting communities to achieve healthy and respectful relationships with animals; promoting responsible and compassionate guardianship and advocating on behalf of all animals. / Facilitate collaboration and leadership within the settlement serving sector / To make Alberta the leader in cancer prevention research and care / The Alberta Children's Hospital Founda- tion inspires our community to invest in excellence in child health, research and family centred care / Albertans Making Communities Safer Together / To promote, develop and support programs and services that encourage Albertans to enrich their lives through culture and heritage, recreation and sport, tourism and events. / Alberta Family Histories Society is a non-profit organization supporting worldwide family history research through education and preservation of information. / To provide programs and ser- vices that benefit our member clubs and; to work collaboratively with our stakeholders and key industry partners in promoting golf as a game for life / To provide a patient-focused,32 quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient- focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustain- able for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To provide a patient-focused, quality health system that is accessible and sustainable for all Albertans / To enrich the lives of Albertans by nuturing a strong appreciation and respect for wildlife through research, rehabilitation, encouraging stewardship, public education and conservation. / To advance the creative rights and interests of professional Canadian playwrights, promote Canadian plays nationally and internationally, and foster an active, evolving community of writers for the stage. / To stimulate our members through informative workshops, lectures, exhibition opportuni- ties and community building, while helping to connect our members to the larger arts community through events and our affiliate art organizations. Our board / Promote printmaking as an evolving, contemporary medium by providing artists and the public with access to production facilities, education programs, research opportunities, lectures and exhibitions of new / Dedicated to fostering and encouraging participation and to developing excellence in the sport of rhythmic gymnastics. / We bring science to life for kids through hands-on 115activities and provide educators with tools and resources to get kids excited about science. / To Promote, Develop and Provide Support to Alberta’s snowboarding community, regardless of age and skill level, by encouraging recreational, competitive and volunteer participation in snowboarding throughout Alberta / To make life more beautiful by creating and producing great contemporary theatre from Canada and beyond. / To act as the provincial sport governing body for the sport of whitewater canoe and kayak paddling and thereby to expand the interest and the development of the sport within the Province of Alberta. / to promote, encourage, and provide educational, recreational, athletic, social, and arts facilities, programs, and60 equipment to benefit the residents of Calgary, and in particular the residents of Inglewood, Ramsay, Belt-line Victoria, and East55 Village. / We support local creative writing through learning and shared experience / Encourages and promotes active, open connections between people in Calgary and French language and culture. / Make each day the best possible day for people living with and affected by ALS. / A world without Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. / To foster conservation of habitat for native species of wildlife. We achieve this Mission by providing space for wildlife, offering conservation education programs and supporting community conservation initiatives. / Community Arts: engaging, empowering, transforming. / We serve the public interest by regulating the practices of engineering and geoscience in Alberta, by providing leadership for our professions, and by upholding our members in their professional practices. / Creating powerful connections through the arts / Provide leadership and funding for research, advocacy and solutions to improve the quality of life for Canadians af- fected by arthritis / Provides resources and initiatives on social justice and environmental issues. / Aspen partners in community with children, youth and families to inspire hope and develop sustainable futures. Helping our clients and their families make change in their lives we do things differently / Support, promote and integrate quality German language programs and cultural activities in Calgary. / ARBI's mission is to offer an individualized rehabilitation program within a positive caring environment for persons with severe traumatic brain injury in order to enhance their quality of life. / Friendship is "People getting to know other people and being interested in one another. Liking them for 54who they are, and not judging them. Not judging the book by its cover." / Bring hope and help meet the needs of; be the voice of; increase awareness and understanding for; secure and defend the best quality of life for; and encourage the advancement of meaningful research and the development of effective treatment options of; families and individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. / To provide community services guided by Native traditional teachings, to anyone affected by family violence and abuse. / To provide a safe and positive learning environment for every player that allows them to improve their individual skill level while at the same time enabling their ability to work well within a team and build character as a young adult. / To meet the growing demand for professionally trained Guide Dogs and Autism Support Dogs for citizens of British Columbia and Al- berta, at all times meeting or exceeding international standards as established47 by the International Guide Dog Federation and Assistance Dogs International. / Creating Caring Communities / Creating Caring Communities / Creating Caring Communities / Creating Caring Communities / Creating Caring Communities / To be the leader in advancing marketplace trust. / Providing quality social, recreation and self-development opportunities for people with disabilities to connect, grow and belong. / To impact the lives of young people and volun- teers through the power of mentoring. / Provide and operate non-profit residential accommodation and incidental facilities exclusively for senior citizens primarily of low or modest income and for persons of low income in the greater Calgary area. / To provide and maintain housing facilities for individuals and families of low income at a minimum rental or cost. / Contribute to the healthy aging of older adults. / Enhancing lives with choices in community living, warm hospitality and compassionate care. / To promote the responsible use of Al- berta’s aquatic habitats and raise awareness about their inhabitants through public education for the purpose of ensuring the survival or our trout species. / Learning success throughout the lifelong learning process. / We are the creative force setting the standards for excel- 502lence in the community of continuing care providers. / Supporting programs to address issues and create community solutions so that seniors may live in health, comfort and dignity / To serve Bowness. / Support individual, family and community development through the provision of integrated services in Northwest Calgary. / To provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life. / To provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life. / Prevent sickness and disability by funding qualified researchers to find ways to prevent, treat and cure neurological disorders through the use of neuroCAM. / We empower individuals with breast cancer, their families and those at high risk of developing breast cancer, to achieve optimal wellness through the highest standard of compassion and integrated supportive care. / To reconnect the

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 21 Church with the Community providing opportunities and inspiration through the Faith Emergencymember Preparedness Initiative and Community Emergency mission Response Team training. / To invest in and celebrate women’s perspectives, stories and experiences through the art of theatre and to advocate for an artistic ecology that recognizes the bravery and excellence of it’s female contributors. / Providing the highest quality commercial office space while bringing responsible environmental solutions and innovative energy-saving strategies to our tenants and the communities where we work. / To work with Calgary schools to identify kids whothemes are hungry and find ways to feed them. / Honouring the legacy of Senator Patrick Burns, we work to ensure that each child in Calgary reaches their full potential. By investing resources in the areas of education, health and well-being, we build a strong community for our children and youth. / To provide a safe and caring environment for individuals whose lives are affected by alcohol and other drug dependencies. / To facilitate and promote safe, informed, and responsible participation in outdoor recreation and environmental care activities. / Calgary Arts Development supports and strengthens the arts to benefit all Calgarians. / A forum to exchange information about63 editing. / A community mental health centre that provides client centered, flexible services promoting the abilities of adults with mental illness. / Calgary Bach Society brings CPE Bach's music to life with impressive performances. / Delivering dynamic, engaging, high quality choral instruction, performance opportunities and formative experiences designed for boys. / To develop knowledge, understanding and awareness of Shin Buddhism. / Supporting student learning within and beyond the four walls of the classroom. / We work in partnership with the commu- nity to help immigrants and refugees settle and become contributing members of Canadian society. / Dedicated to making your businesses more successful. / Promotes and strengthens the nonprofit and voluntary sector by developing and sharing re- sources and knowledge, building connections, leading collaborative work, and giving voice to critical issues affecting the sector. / To promote an inclusive society in which people's life chances are maximized by equipping them with knowledge and skills, awareness of services and procedures so as to increase their self-confidence and independence. / To provide a supportive25 environment for the enhancement of the well-being of older adults and to encourage them to make changes in their lives and integrate into the mainstream society. / Provide leadership to impact attitudes and actions around sexual abuse and sexual assault. / CCLS committed to ensuring persons with developmental disabilities had dignity, rights and freedom. / Committed to helping families get through the transition of separation and divorce with as little conflict as possible by providing customized services that are affordable and effective. / Corporate Challenge provides exciting, healthy activities for employees in the spirit of fun and friendly competition. / Improving the well-being of individuals and families and strengthening communities by delivering best practices in counselling, training and research. / To develop Crime Stoppers as an effective crime-solving organization throughout the world, with the primary objective of the tri - partite organization, community, media and law enforcement, working together to solve crime. / To engage Calgarians in an annual community dragon boat festival that profiles local Chinese culture and promotes a shared cultural experience. / To guide men caught in cycles of poverty and addiction into lives of purpose. We meet them where they’re at, walking with them towards recovery one step at a time. / To prevent homelessness where possible, offer care and shelter when needed, and provide opportunities for people to rehabilitate and rebuild their lives. / To enhance student learning opportunities by facilitating dynamic partnerships among businesses, educators, government and school communities. / Engaging individuals, families and communities to realize their potential. / Engage and mobilize the community toward a healthy response to the issue of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). / To promote the preservation, development and advancement of the cultural heritage of the people27 of Canada; to bring about an awareness, understanding and respect through artistic activities and folkloric arts. / To nurture a healthy, vibrant, giving and caring community that values diversity and supports all people, a community where citizens are engaged, and where a strong and sustainable charitable sector serves the current and emerging needs of the community. / A sustainable and cultur- ally open festival. / Committed to presenting a unique musical gift to the artistic life of audiences everywhere. The Choir strives to be a role model for others, and to inspire all young singers to meet the creative challenge of choral music performance. / Connects donor passion with treatment, education and research priorities in the Calgary community. / To encourage gardening for the enhancement of our environment and quality of life. / To help as many animals as we can. / Provide immigrants and economically challenged individuals the tools to be successful, active participants in the community. / To engage and integrate immigrant women and their families in the community. / Working with our community to gather and distribute healthy emergency food to those in need and provide public awareness for conditions that lead to food insecurity. / To provide young people with a performing arts experience that sparks imagination, inspires creative thought, encourages cultural understanding, and fosters a lifelong passion for the arts. / Dedicated to reducing the incidence of crime and increasing community safety through preventative and restorative justice practices. / Provide intensive, collaborative case management services, in conjunction with permanent, affordable housing, to end homelessness for highly vulnerable adults who have completed addic- tions treatment. / To provide legal assistance and information to economically and socially disadvantaged persons who would not otherwise have access to such services. / Commitment to the promotion and celebration of road running in Calgary / To build a stronger, caring community, Calgary Meals on Wheels promotes health and independence by providing quality, nutritious and affordable meals to people in need of our services. / Empowering military families and uniting our community. / To provide pasteurized human donor milk to protect, promote and support the health of babies. / To support Calgary’s Latin community while encouraging multiculturalism among all Calgarians. / To engage our audience and enhance our community through the magic of opera. / To provide support services and create brighter futures for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, two-spirit, intersex, asexual, queer and questioning individuals and their families’ friends and allies while promoting LGBTQ+ inclusion in society / Encouraging amateur performance in our community. / To create vi- brant live orchestra music experiences that inspires, enrich and entertain. / To maximise public safety in Calgary. / A vibrant group of women building friendships and joining forces to inspire positive change in the lives of individuals within our community. / Offer assistance for anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy or experiencing post abortion stress. / The mission of Calgary Public Library is to inspire life stories. / We deliver individualized learning for students with special challenges to ensure they reach their full potential. / Creating positive change in literacy outcomes for children by mobilizing business, education and community to care and act together with ingenuity. / As a Society (Calgary Reggae Festival Society), we are committed to the promotion of local, regional and national awareness of Reggae Music in Canada. / To monitor, analyse and provide information on air quality and develop strategies to manage air quality issues within CRAZ. / Helping our members succeed in their business. / To champion and engage the public in the protection, appreciation and stewardship of Calgary’s rivers, creeks,49 wetlands and watershed resources. / Providing accessible sport and recreational facilities, where everyone can play. / We offer innovative and creative services to support seniors. / To promote the joy of skiing and other directly related sports, in all their diversity and to foster fellowship, healthy living and adventure year-round among recreational skiers and outdoor enthusiasts. 41/ The Calgary Society for Healthy Child Development develops and delivers evidence-based programs, conducts research and provides education and community outreach for families with young children. / Develops and delivers evidence-based programs, conducts research and provides education and community outreach for families with young children. / To provide advice, due diligence and strategic direction in attracting major sport event opportunities to Calgary. / More people cycling more often. / Harmonizing the contribution of all track and field clubs in Calgary to maximize the impact of the sport to Calgar- ians. / To provide access in Calgary to the best team sport in the world – wheelchair rugby - and develop players to play on the provincial and national wheelchair rugby teams. / Dedicated to treating injured and orphaned wildlife, providing valuable outreach and education services to the community and engaging all volunteers in motivational work and skill building experience. / We are here to support individuals and families in their efforts to live free from family violence and abuse. / Promotes positive behaviour change in the young offender in custody, while preparing the young person for reintegration to the community. / The Calgary Youth Justice Society engages communities with young people to foster choices and opportunities that build upon their strengths, diverting them from crime. / Take and inspire 502action to sustain wildlife and wild places. / Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame will share the stories of the achievements of our Honoured Members so that we can inspire all Canadians to be the best they can be in all aspects of life. / To raise money for charities helping those in the poorest areas of the world; raise the profiles of Canadian artists and help artists in their businesses. / To promote adaptive skiing and snowboarding by teaching people with disabilities how to ski or snowboard using adaptive skills and equipment tailored to their needs. / Support local grassroots community development in Colombia; Encourage participation of community members in development initiatives; Provide opportunities for people disadvantaged by disability or poverty. / Canadian Blood Services operates Canada’s blood supply in

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 22 a manner that gains the trust, commitment and confidence of all Canadians by providing a safe,member secure, cost-effective, affordable and accessible supplymission of quality blood, blood products and their alternatives. / To create a future without breast cancer. / Eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer. / Committed to supporting professionals, communities, victims and witnesses involved in the investigation of child abuse. / The Canadian Diabetes Association leads the fight against diabetes by helping those affected by diabetes live healthy lives, preventing the onset and consequences themesof diabetes, and discovering a cure. / CHHA-Calgary promotes self-help, advocacy, information and visibility for Calgarians with hearing loss. / To reduce mortality rate among underprivileged women and children in rural India by providing basic healthcare services and health education in a professional, efficient and effective manner, while respecting local culture, values and regulations. / As the nation-wide leader and champion for mental health, CMHA facilitates access to the resources people32 require to maintain and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience, and support recovery from mental illness. / To address the challenges of vision loss. / To empower persons with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities to achieve independence and full community participation. / To provide landscape scale, science-based support and advice for the conservation and protection of Alberta’s protected areas and wildlands. / To provide help immediately to who- ever needs it, wherever they are, whatever their race, political beliefs, religion, social status, or culture. / We invest in the strength of women and dreams of girls. / To raise awareness and support for Canadian Cancer Survivors and their families. / The CanLearn Society creates, uses and shares knowledge to remove learning barriers and support life long learning. / To show the love and compassion of our Lord Jesus Christ to the disadvantaged in the community and to assist the poor, needy and distressed in finding the help they need. / We provide specialized assessment and support in appropriate environments for adulys who require: residential care services; rehabilitation services and community living programs.28 / Catholic Family Service delivers high-impact solutions that build healthy individuals, families and communities. / Committed to contributing to all of our communities, looking for ways to support healthy change and development. / We inspire bright minds to help fuel world progress / Reply actively and professionally with re- sources, programs and services to Francophone families, Francophiles and outbred of all cultural backgrounds living in Calgary and the surrounding area so that they can maximize their skills and French language skills. / To provide technical training and consulting, and to act as a centre of expertise in water and sanitation for the poor in developing countries. / To achieve integration of newcomers in the community through services and initiatives that promote diversity, participation and citizenship. / CSP educates people with the information, knowledge and skills necessary to respond to the risk of suicide. / Leading people to Jesus and helping them become fully devoted followers of Christ. / The Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta makes a difference by enriching and supporting the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. / We provide family-focused support, resources, programs and opportunities to Calgary area individuals and families affected by Cerebral Palsy, throughout their life journey. / Champions Career Centre creates a fundamental shift in perception of disabilities in the workplace through employment supports, education and advocacy. / Contributing to communities where we work. / Preventing harm and neglect to all children and building strong families through support services respite programs and crisis nurseries. / CISV educates and inspires action for a more just and peaceful world. / Provides legal support and services for children and youth and engages in related education and research. / The Children's Wish Foundation is a uniquely Canadian charity that helps Canadian children, families and communities by granting the heartfelt wish of a child diagnosed with a lifethreatening illness. / To promote a greater understanding of Canadian and Alberta history in Chinook Country for people of all ages. / Chrysalis provides personalized services to assist individuals with disabilities achieve their employment, volunteer and recreation goals. / To be the leader in delivering a range of exceptional, quality, educational childcare programs and services to families in Calgary. / Working together to create and sustain a vibrant, healthy, safe and caring community with Calgarians. / Working together to deliver valuable programs and services to communities and citizens. / To provide diverse programming. / Empowering Families to Stay Together. / Leading and edu- cating our community in animal welfare by providing pets in need with shelter, rehabilitation, training and opportunity, and supporting people in responsible pet care - saving and changing lives. / Promotes and advocates for the rights and entitlements of victims of crime and trauma in Cochrane and Area though crisis response, information, support, referral, assistance, community liaison and education. / To bring the advantages of warm water76 therapy to those who would benefit from the unique experience of exercising in water with a temperature of approximately 94'F. / Provides and supports community-based conflict management and dispute resolution services. / Dedicated to ignite, honour, and support the growth of the individual in all aspects of the human experience. / Supporting diverse organiza- tions, to enhance their collective impact on society by providing affordable, inclusive community space. / Responding to the needs of the community by connecting adults through ongoing educational, recreational, social activities and services providing a vibrant and stimulat- ing atmosphere for mental and physical well-being. / To help develop the communities where we have business operations. / Cornerstone is a place where the community’s junior high youth can come to find solace from whatever issues that life may be dealing them. / We are called to continue the healing ministry of Jesus by serving with compassion, upholding the sacredness of life in all stages, and caring the whole person—body, mind and soul. / To find the cure through funding leading edge research projects. / Through integrated health care, education and housing services, CUPS empowers people to overcome the challenges of poverty and reach their full potential. / To help people with cystic fibrosis. / Address the creative development and presentation needs of emerging, mid-career and mature professional dance artists dedicated to a range of contemporary dance aesthetics. / Operating quality child care programs for infants, pre-school, and school-age children in Calgary, High River, Okotoks, Langdon and Cochrane. / Dedicated to including people with developmental dis- abilities into the community in real and meaningful ways. / We enhance43 the lives of Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing persons by removing barriers and building bridges to communication. / Devon is a results-oriented oil and gas company that builds value for shareholders through its employees by creating a culture of health, safety and environmental stewardship in an atmosphere of optimism, teamwork, creativity and resourcefulness and by dealing with everyone in an open and ethical manner. / To build community un- derstanding that “Our Community Heroes” need to be strengthened, acknowledged and appreciated. / Provides integrated residential and community services for abused women and children to enable them to live safely in the community. / Provide compassionate, accessible crisis support that enhances the health, well-being and resiliency of individuals in distress. / To foster integration and independence for people with disabilities by providing them with highly trained assistance dogs and aftercare. / To create enthusiasm for heritage and con- temporary architecture, and increase the appreciation of historic and culturally significant places and spaces. / To promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life. / Ducks Unlimited Canada conserves, restores and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America’s waterfowl. / Enhancing the quality of life, self-esteem and self determination of Albertans with disabilities and special needs. / To empower our communities to take advantage of environmentally sustainable opportunities in the home and workplace. / To promote and facilitate public engagement with public education, to enhance and enrich the education offered to all students – enabling them to fully realize their potential and become valued and contributing citizens, locally and globally. / We support and encourage all stakeholders in the Elbow River Watershed to protect and enhance water quality and quantity. / To provide support to women who are in conflict with the legal system. / Providing a haven in which to foster change, two generations at a time. / To provide teens with proven and innovative empowerment and leadership programs that develop the confidence, motivation, and resilience necessary to thrive in today’s world. / To be the leading North American Resource Play company. / To develop leaders, invest in entrepreneurs,60 and partner with individuals and organizations to overcome poverty and inequality. / Enviros is a community committed to enhancing the quality of family life in Alberta. / To support independence, quality of life and community participation for those with and affected by epilepsy. / Connects the public to contemporary art through relevant, accessible, and educational exhibitions, programs, and publications. / Helping 502people live better. / Helping people live better. / To inspire, support and integrate older adults by engaging them in social, educational, cultural and recreational activities that enrich their mind, body and spirit. / Families Matter provides parenting education resulting in healthy child development and confident and competent parents who are connected within their communities. / To inspire Canadian women and girls to courageously lead change that contributes to a society without boundaries for women, in the spirit of the Famous Five. / Continuing the healing ministry of Jesus Christ, Father Lacombe Care Centre, a Catholic community based facility, is committed to providing compassionate holistic care to all adults in a home environment. / To improve neighbourhood life in Calgary by providing services

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 23 and programs that create, support, and enhance vital and representative community based associations.member / To find permanent homes for all of the missionferrets surrendered to us. / Connecting Communities in Calgary and abroad to facilitate improved results in International De- velopment. / To preserve, promote and honour the legacy of the Calgary Fire Department and its firefighters for generations to come. / To improve the financial well-being of our members, our employees and our communities. / To creatively engage audiences and artists in live music experiences through unique approaches. / To bring free or inexpensive vegetarian mealsthemes to the needy and public in general. / To sponsor and facilitate education in, and appreciation, of music. / Provides specialized, compassionate end of life care to adults and support to their loved ones. / To offer an alternative site for all usable and recyclable items, in turn, preventing a copious amount of substance from entering the landfill. / Provides assessment and treatment for youth in the community who are required by law to receive mental health services. / To create a place where people and history intersect to rebuild Fort Calgary as the centre of Calgary. / To measure, study, and communicate the impact of government processes on a free and democratic society. / To promote the well being and welfare of companion animals by financially and/or physically supporting the projects and activities of local animal charities / To help people live like Christ in their world. / To engage the community through education and awareness to conserve a truly unique naturalized urban park. / Front Row Centre Players Society is a charitable arts organization, dedicated to providing a fun and safe environment for anyone to participate in and learn all aspects of musical theatre and to deliver enjoyable, high quality entertainment to our community. / To strengthen communities, families and individuals through literacy and learning. / To play an integral role in the entrepreneurship experience of Canadians 18-39 by providing financing, mentoring and tools that will help them build sustainable businesses and create value. / To provide an organic garden to cultivate plants, build community and share our resources / Educating, inspiring and empowering young people through Indigenous ways of knowing, with respect and honour for the natural world, for themselves and for all people. / Girl Guides of Canada-Guides29 du Canada enables girls to be confident, resourceful and courageous, and to make a difference in the world. / To continue working towards the improvement of its programs for the20 development of the female athletes. / Glenbow is a cultural cornerstone, growing generations of art and history lovers. / Supports Family Medicine training where access39 to quality health care is limited. / We are committed to producing an inclusive, world-class, multi-faceted arts and cultural festival that will enhance Alberta's reputation as a truly international destination. / To promote heightened quality of 50 plus life through education, recreation and wellness activities in an environment fostering social interaction and community involve- ment that is safe and accessible to all. / We use bicycles as a vehicle to empowering individuals and communities in becoming increasingly resourceful, resilient, responsible, and caring. / Goodwill is a social enterprise providing individuals with disabilities the opportunity to enhance their lives through meaningful employment. / Our goal is to keep you young, active and as independent as possible in a friendly and happy environment. / We empower Calgarians to create healthy homes and communities through environmental education, products & services. / Our mission is to create projects teaching unique and specialized sport and active play programs to children in need. / To mobilize volunteers and community partners in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a means of breaking the cycle of poverty. / Promoting and improving patient safety and health service quality across Alberta’s health system. / Healthy lives free of heart disease and stroke. Together, we will make it happen. / We are dedicated to providing renovations for locals in need with mobility chal- lenges. / To aid families financially while they are dealing with cancer. / To support youth in developing nations with educational opportunities to empower themselves, their families and their communities. / To preserve the history of the early West and to educate and entertain guests of all ages for many generations to come. / Highbanks is an organization that provides individual family unit accommodation and integrates support services for parenting youth and their children. / To preserve and enhance a healthy and vibrant quality of life for the residents of Hillhurst-Sunnyside. / HIVCL works to reduce the harmful effects of HIV/AIDS by providing programs and services that help people living with HIV/AIDS make healthy choices and enjoy a better quality of life. / HomeFront is a non-profit organization that col- laborates with police, the justice system and community partners to reduce domestic violence in Calgary and the surrounding area. / Hones discovers, nutures and presents Complete Pianists - 21 century artists for 21 century audiences. / To provide appropriate homes in an integrated environment to persons with mental health challenges or other special needs. / To help families and individuals achieve support, hope and well-being through compassionate end-of-life and bereavement27 care. / Providing leading edge and effective behavioural and mental health services for children and families. Hull is a leader in advocating and engaging others towards realizing the vision. / Connecting people to simple opportunities that create powerful results. / Build a nationwide movement that inspires Canadians to show their pride for what we’ve become and together build what we still hope to be. / Immigrant Services Calgary is committed to being a comprehensive settlement agency working together with immigrants and their families to make Canada home. / In-Definite Arts expresses the idea that the potential of all people is, in fact, “indefinite.” / To provide emergency shelter, support and programs to homeless children, their families and others in need, with the goal of building healthy, stable families and ending homelessness. / Offer high-quality drama education and theatre production opportunities for people with mixed abilities and special needs, where they can experience fellowship, development of their creative capabilities, and a platform to share their ideas and experiences. / Insight provides affordable psycho-therapy/counselling and therapist training; promoting positive change in all aspects of an individual’s personal and working lives. / To continue the society’s tradition of providing an outstanding, affordable chamber music concert series to Calgary audi- ences. / Intercare is a provider of quality continuing care services delivered through communities of care. We are committed to grow in response to the changing needs of those we serve. / To actively develop performance, exhibition, teach- ing and innovative facility on International Avenue, and collaborate with local partners to deliver and expand arts programs for cultural, educational, arts and community groups. / To help its members develop their abilities in Translation and Interpretation in order to ef- fectively gain skills to embrace a Career as a translator and/or interpreter. / A sustainable society creating and facilitating44 accessible, memorable jazz experiences. / Jewish Family Service Calgary strengthens communities by providing social services to individuals and families based on the Jewish values of compassion, social justice and improving the world. / We strive to eliminate preventable workplace fatalities and injuries to emergency responders by educating the public about its role in helping to keep these essential workers safe on the job. / As an inclusive, dynamic centre of creative thought and mindful living, and, in the spirit of generosity and joy, we inspire and support individual and global transformation through teaching the principles in the Science of Mind. / To inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. / The Junior League of Calgary (JLC) is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. / We are engaged in a process of curing T1D and help those living with T1D today to live healthier, easier, and safer lives until we arrive at the end of that path. / To assist older people to live as well as possible for as long as possible as residents in the community. / Reducing and eliminating the burden of kidney disease. / Kids Cancer Care is passionately dedicated to helping young people affected by cancer and their families survive and thrive in body, mind and spirit. / To improve the well-being of children and youth in Canada by providing them anonymous and confidential professional counselling, referrals and information in English and French, through technologically-based communications media. / To provide access to arts, culture, sports and recreation to children who otherwise would not have the op- portunity. / KidSport provides support to children in order to remove financial barriers that prevent them from playing organized sport. / Serving the children of the world. / Create homes and faith communities where people with developmental disabilities and those who share life with them find a place of belonging and reveal their gifts. / Lead Foundation enriches the lives of children and families dealing with developmental challenges through play-based programs. / As a vibrant and open space for creativity, the Leighton Art Centre provides you with the inspiration to explore, appreciate and create. / Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. / Changing the cycle of poverty through education. / Create engaging, impactful opportuni- 502ties for young and old to get involved, learn, and share their knowledge and talents as together we build strong Alberta communities. / Build literacy and essential skills in Alberta through inspiration, innovation and collaboration. / To facilitate and deliver literacy resources. / To preserve, restore and interpret Lougheed House for the education and enjoyment of all. / To encourage the advancement of the choral art by providing a forum for collaboration among local and international artists in the development and presentation of choral music, as well as musical education programs. / Focuses on the development and production of original one-act plays / To provide education and support on lupus and lupus related issues and enable research to find effective treatments and cures. / Providing wholesome nourishment

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 24 and nurturing care to mothers and young children facing situations of adversity and crisis. / Loving,member Caring and Sharing and truly spreading the spiritmission and the magic of Christmas to those in despair / To grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. / Empowering women to make meaningful contributions to the community. / Promote, maintain and enhance Marda Loop. / To support and encourage individuals and families to achieve their full potential as members of their community. / To promote the communal aspect of food and to encourage camaraderiethemes amongst families and friends that is associated with the breaking of bread in a social setting. / Mennonite Central Committee (MCC), a worldwide ministry of Anabaptist churches, shares God’s love and compassion for all in the name of Christ by responding to basic human needs and working for peace and justice. / To save the lives of cats in Calgary through no-kill programs. / An organization in which all members take pride and ownership in a self-sustaining, progressive and dynamic centre for the community, that preserves its history, traditions and natural environment to promote rural and agricultural experiences in a welcoming and co-operative manner. / Enable youth to explore the world of science and ignite a passion for lifelong learning. / To reunite missing children with their searching families through professional investigations, emergency response, public awareness and family support programs. / To develop up and coming talented comedians. / Momentum partners with people living on low incomes to increase prosperity, and inspires the development of local economies with opportunities for all. / To assist actors, directors, and crew for a lifetime in the theatre, by providing them with education and production experience. / MOSAIC Volunteers is a Muslim directed organization within Canada created for continuous youth engagement, training, community building and charitable activities / Provides parents and their children with affordable outings, support, networking and companionship. / Stimulate vital dialogue amongst national, provincial and local stakeholders through building relationships, conducting and disseminating research, and providing educational opportunities for the purpose of advancing the knowledge of Canada’s nonprofit sector. / Providing a variety of post-secondary programs to adults with developmental disabilities. / To be a leader in finding a cure for multiple sclerosis and enabling people affected by MS to enhance their quality of life. / To enhance the lives of those affected with neuromus- cular disorders by continually working to provide ongoing support and resources while relentlessly searching for a cure through well funded research. /22 To lead, innovate and use creativity in the conservation of Canada's natural heritage. / Providing Essential Items to Our Neighbours in Need / To be a catalyst for renewal and transformation to families and communities, living in poverty, by providing and facilitating life opportunities for disadvantaged people based on foundational principals that create self sustainability. / Providing leading edge and effective behavioural and mental health services for children and families. / NUTV’s programming awakens and engages the campus community while fostering innovation and learning in an accessible media arts environment. / To create inclusive and affordable communities by providing mixed-market rental housing through collaborative partnerships / To support community-based recreation, sport, cultural and social organizations that enrich the quality of life and character of the broader com- munity through a facility that is financially self-sustaining and professionally managed. / Where athletes and their fans are #1. / To provide services that will strengthen the well-being of families. / Community Links strengthens individuals,24 families, and communities of North Rocky View by providing them with and connecting them to services, supports, and resources. / To26 be sustainable for life, provide an experience for the mind and body, foster a holistic approach to wellbeing and provide a place to be for our valued customers / To make Identity Management and HR software solutions work for your organization. / To prevent animal suffering, to help control the pet population and to help neglected, abused, and stray domestic and farm animals find loving and permanent homes and to provide santuary to those unlikely to be adopted. / To assist and support families who have a medical complaint due to issues experienced within the health system including: adverse medical care, concerns about quality of care or communication difficulties. / To provide children and adults with disabilities the opportunity to experience all the physical, social, and emotional benefits of riding on and spending time with a horse. / To eliminate avoidable blindness. / Opportunity Works provides unique peer coaching and education to aspiring entrepreneurs who live with mental illness. / Optometry Giving Sight is the only global fundraising initiative that specifically targets the prevention of blindness and impaired vision due to uncorrected refractive error – simply the need for an eye exam and a pair of glasses. / To improve the quality of life of Canadians by preventing osteoporotic fractures. / To overcome ovarian cancer. / Pacekids Programs is family focused and strives for excellence in the therapy, education and family empowerment of children with special needs. / To enhance the lives of Calgar- ians, through the known human-animal bond, with pet visitation therapy, program development, research, education and collaboration. / Parents helping parents to navigate conflict with their teens and youth through professionally guided peer group programs and ser- vices. / To provide community-based programming for seniors aged 50+ to enhance their physical, social and emotional well-being. / To ensure that our clients, regardless of where they live in the province, have access to the tools, education and supports they need to lead the life they want to live with Parkinson disease. / Responsible for both protecting the ecosystems of these magnificent natural areas and managing them for visitors to understand, appreciate, and enjoy in a way that doesn't compromise their integrity. / Parks Foundation Calgary creates opportunities to improve the quality of life throughout the Calgary region. / We are especially committed to meeting the needs of Aboriginal children, youth and families / To empower individuals to analyze their conflict, investigate real-life issues, and apply strategies to create positive change. / We support those who have experienced26 abuse or are at risk of experiencing abuse. / PLAN Calgary – The Road Ahead Society is a family organization committed to supporting persons with disabilities as they develop meaningful relationships in the community, build positive lives, and create their vision for a sustainable future. / Potential Place is dedicated to maintaining a community for individuals with mental illness through participation, personal development and individual empowerment. / Provide a safe and fun environment for people with physical, mental and emotional disabilities to participate in Equine Assisted Therapy. / Pride Calgary Planning Committee is a not-for-profit organization that exists to promote equality and acceptance of Calgary’s LGBTQA community. / Enhancing and enriching the Calgary arts community by engaging artists to perform in the historic Cathedral Church. / PASC’s mission is to contribute positively to the lives of adults with intellectual disabilities by supporting engagement in community and by facilitating fulfilling careers. / To raise the profile of social and economic needs of the rural poor in Uganda. / Support the mandate and objectives of Project Ploughshares by holding educational meetings and workshops, providing information to local churches and schools,and maintaining a resource centre. / To develop programs for public education, advocacy and support of those affected, as well as research into the prevention, detection, treatment and cure of prostate cancer. / The Prostate Cancer Centre supports excellence in prostate cancer awareness, education, treatment, advocacy and research with the ultimate goal of eliminating advanced prostate cancer. / To enhance the health and development of children and their families. / Dedicated to fulfilling wishes of Alberta children with chronic or life threatening illnesses. / Always earning the right to be our clients' first choice. / For locally owned businesses that care about the community and the environment. / We exist to serve children and families and to provide the best possible programs and ser- vices so that children can grow and work towards their potential. / Creating a space where people can bring their everyday items to have them repaired; offering instruction on simple repairs of everyday items; fostering a community for the sharing of knowledge; preventing easily fixed household items from ending up in the trash; and changing the wasteful mindset of throwing away reparing items and buying them anew rather than fixing them. / To enable all children and adults with physical, developmental, and/or cognitive challenges to participate, learn, and excel in all sports and recreational activities in the Canadian Rockies. / Ronald McDonald House Charities® Southern25 Alberta provides a home away from home and support for sick children and their families. / The Rotary Club of Calgary is an or- ganization of business, professional, and community leaders who come together through commitment and fellowship to create opportunities and a better future for generations who follow. / We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders. / The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world. / The Salvation 502Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world. / We're working towards improving the quality of life for those affected by schizophrenia and psychosis through education, support programs, public policy and research. / To contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society. / Committed to ensuring a high quality of life in and around Millican Ogden. / Dedicated to the development and public presentation of contemporary art. / Providing educational programs related to leadership, environment, energy and diversity, for Kindergarten to Grade 12 students across

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 25 Canada. / To enhance the quality of life of for individuals 60 years or older who are alone or isolatedmember in the community. / To provide long-term programs, mission ongoing support, hope and wholeness to women, age 16 and over, with or without children, who are victims of, or at risk of, sexual exploitation and/or human trafficking. / Our society is dedicated to providing comprehensive support to SIDS families, representing the interests of SIDS parents, educating health care professionals and the public, and raising funds for this work and SIDS research. / Committed to protecting and improving the environment and ecosystems of Calgary and Southernthemes Alberta. / Our purpose is to give seniors the respect they deserve and make it great to be a senior in Calgary. / Sistership Dragon Boat Association provides opportunities, through the sport of dragon boating, for people diagnosed with breast cancer to foster wellness, partner with the community, and heighten the profile and importance of breast health. / To develop, foster and encourage among members of The Society for Canadian Studies & Youth Enrichment, and the larger community, a recognition and acceptance of the Society’s goals and objectives pertaining to the support and advancement of Canadian Studies for youth, and youth enrichment in general / Motivated by our Christian faith, our mission is to help women and children transform their lives. / To enhance the quality of life in our communities by linking people and services together. / We are committed to enriching the lives of Albertans with an intellectual disability through sport. / Committed to provid- ing high quality concerts to choral music lovers in Calgary and surroundings. / Through strong partnerships, Sport Calgary assists, supports, and influences the growth of amateur sport in Calgary.22 / To enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing training and community service. / Rallying our communities and the children within them to help children in need. / To open the eyes of the world’s students to all perspectives on energy. / We create energy for a better world. / Collaborate with individuals and families in East Calgary to address vulnerabilities and facilitate personal development through resources and support while engaging them in contributing to the resilience of their communities. / The Sunshine Foundation of Canada is a national charitable organization that makes dreams come true for children with severe physical disabilities or life-threatening illnesses. / SupportWorks is a charitable organization that provides a self-help support group program for adults who are living with depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD or bipolar disorder. / To promote and facilitate sustainable mobility through education and engagement. Our main focus is to improve the personal, social and environmental health of people through encouraging them to commute by foot, bicycle, bus, train and carpool or telecommute. / aims to restore maximal function and improve quality of life for those with neurological impairments through exercise based therapy and education / We will be the Best Run, Customer-focused, Integrated Financial Institution with a Unique and Inclusive Employee Culture. / We are a role model and force for innovation that drives positive change. / To maintain the vision and principles of Terry Fox while raising money for cancer research through the annual Terry Fox Run, National School Run Day, as well as via memoriam donations and planned giving. / Providing custome assistive devices to people with disabilities. / Delivering innovative and accessible health and social services / To contribute to the creation of a safe community for abused women and their children through provision of quality services and collabo- ration with community resources. / To encourage and foster patriotism, Canadian unity and Canadian identity. / Providing an opportunity for young people who want to get off the street and providing an opportunity for community members who want to help young people get off the street. / Dedicated to producing Canadian21 theatre that creates conversation around social issues. / Providing safe, comfortable housing for senior citizens of Calgary, while promoting independence, quality of life, and right of choice. / We engage mature adults in life through specialized social, health and wellness programs. / Intentionally following Jesus Christ and partnering with the community, The Mustard Seed combats the root causes of poverty in Alberta and works to create positive, lasting change in the lives of those we serve. / To provide opportunities and venues for artists that foster social, political, and critical creative practices, while engaging and educating our local, national, and international communities on contemporary art. / Dedicated to providing artists with access to equipment, resources, and training to create their own animated productions. / To preserve the history of The Bow Valley Ranche by developing programs & projects that recognize the unique legacy of this area. / To serve Veterans, which includes serving military and RCMP members and their families; to promote Remembrance; and to serve our communities and our country. / To provide quality client focused care for the community’s most vulnerable persons living with HIV/AIDS. / Improve the quality of life and level of independence for adolescents and adults with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). / Theatre Calgary is a national stage that stimulates, provokes and delights with ambitious programming created to ignite local, national and international engagement. / To create expressive alternative productions of theatre’s classic works with a focus on physical explorations and textual interpretations. / Theatre Junction GRAND is a crossroads for the exchange of art and ideas. We are “the junction” where people, art forms, and ideas converge to cultivate a sustainable and meaningful cultural landscape in the city of Calgary. / Our Society’s Mission is to foster art-making opportunities for and with people who have the experience of, or are at risk of homelessness to strengthen community and to promote creative expression, public awareness, and inclusive dialogue. / Bring more people to Calgary for memorable experiences. / Connecting the community through volunteerism. / To efficiently operate wind, hydro, natural gas and coal facilities in order to provide customers with a reliable, low-cost source of power. / To improve lives and build extraordinary communities by engaging and mobilizing collective action. / To meet the needs of individuals with disabilities in community settings. / To be a vibrant family support group that enriches the lives of individuals with20 Down syndrome and their families by providing a network of resources, sharing common experiences, learning together, and creating awareness in the broader community. / Variety Alberta provides grants to families in order to assist in subsidizing the ex- traordinary costs of medical supplies, therapies and assessments, wheelchair lifts and modifications for accessibility, medical travel expenses, and customized equipment for mobility. / Advocate for change and development that creates a high quality urban environment for all / Encouraging, advocating and promoting volunteerism resulting in a healthier and more successful community. / The Family and Community Support Services21 (FCSS) mission is to encourage, strengthen and stabilize family and community life. / To provide children with a a safe and nurturing environment that encourages them to learn new skills while exposing them to new and unique opportunities that exist in the world around them. / Wellspring Calgary is a warm and welcoming community that provides a comprehensive range of support, resources and programs so anyone living with cancer and the people who care about them can improve the quality of their lives. / Go-Getters adults connecting for support, community and friendship / To meet the learning needs of gifted students and promote their social-emotional development in a congregated setting. / Our Society of dedicated and compassionate volunteers is committed to sheltering animals in need and encouraging responsible pet ownership through the promotion of ethical and humane treatment of animals in the communities between Innisfail and Airdrie. / To provide funding for programs that ease the financial burden and promote wellness with people living with breast cancer. / To provide excellence in winter sports facilities and training for Canadian Athletes to discover, develop and excel, through a sustainable business model. / Helping women and their families help themselves. / To be every woman’s place for support, connections and community. / Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive place to advance gender equality and build community through sharing, learning and teaching where all experiences are valued, and everyone is offered the resources necessary to make informed choices. / Promote and assist the development and well-being of children, youth and families within their community. / Wordfest™ is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to promoting a culture of reading and storytelling. / WP Puppet Theatre Society finds innovative and explorative ways to enhance artistic, educational and life experiences of young people through the art of pup- petry. / Guided by four core values of honesty, caring, respect and responsibility, YMCA Calgary strives to offer quality programs and services that gives children, youth and adults the opportunity to belong, grow, thrive and lead. / Inspiring, engaging and celebrating youth through community participation. / We foster the development of human potential and a lifelong interest in the performing arts through music: singing, dancing and acting. / Together with the Calgary Police Service, we deliver relevant and captivating content, provoking youth to confront the issues of their time, make positive life choices and become responsible citizens in their communities. / Aim to enrich the lives of underprivileged youths through an outdoor camp experience in the best possible learning environment so they can cast their 502dreams! / Operate residential recovery facilities for women who experience the co-occurring issues of addiction, mental health distress and a history of abuse. / To intervene, empower, and lead when and where women need us most.

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 26 member cause categories 20

Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 27 ANIMAL SERVICES & WELFAREmember / ART cause & CULTURE / CHILDREN categories & YOUTH / COMMUNITY & MULTICULTURAL / COUNSELLING

& CRISIS SUPPORT / DISABILITIES / EDUCATION & LITERACY

/ ENVIRONMENT & CONSERVATION / FAITH / HEALTH &

WELLNESS / HOSPITALS & HOSPICES / HUMAN RIGHTS &

JUSTICE / INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT / MUSEUMS &

HERITAGE / NEW CITIZEN & IMMIGRANT / NON PROFIT 20SECTOR DEVELOPMENT / SENIORS & ELDERS / SPECIAL EVENTS & FESTIVALS / SPORTS & RECREATION / OTHER Members2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 28 membership size breakdown %

41ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE BUDGETS LESS THAN 12% $250,000 / YEAR ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE BUDGETS BETWEEN $250,000 – $500,000 / YEAR 47% ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE BUDGETS OVER $500,000 / YEAR

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What our members are saying:

Quotes2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 30 The 27 consulting hours provided by Propellus was invaluable to take us to the second stage of our Plan. It revealed the importance of more self-care for Jim and I. It gave us a track to run on, at a more even pace. NANCY MCPHEE, STEPHEN’S BACKPACKS

ItWhat was all valuable information… our The Board and senior management staff truly appreciated the support and mentoring provided by Propellus. It was truly a significant resource inmembers creating a sustainable organization. DEBBIE PIPE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE SPEC ASSOCIATION are saying:We were able to have all the basics (and more) in a 2-day period. I found this workshop very helpful and know it will be very useful to me and my coworkers. ANONYMOUS

Quotes2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 31 The 27 consulting hours provided by Propellus was invaluable to take us to the second stage of our Plan. It revealed the importance of more self-care for Jim and I. It gave us a track to run on, at a more even pace. NANCY MCPHEE, STEPHEN’S BACKPACKS

It was all valuable information… The Board and senior management staff truly appreciated the support and mentoring provided by Propellus. It was truly a significant resource in creating a sustainable organization. DEBBIE PIPE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE SPEC ASSOCIATION

We were able to have all the basics (and more) in a 2-day period. I found this workshop very helpful and know it will be very useful to me and my coworkers. ANONYMOUS

Quotes2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 32 This past summer’s camps had 85 kids registered which is twice as many as we had two summers ago… Everything that we changed has led to us having more confidence as an organization and being able to speak to our value to our funders and to people we meet, to be able to emphatically say: ‘Yes, you should send your kid to this camp because it is going to be amazing.’ KRISTIE SCHNEIDER, OPERATIONS MANAGER, GHOST RIVER REDISCOVERY

We are implementing a proper strategy to appreciate and retain volunteers and staff and we enjoy seeing the training put to use through our members in the community. MELANIE TAYLOR, VICE CHAIR, VOLUNTEER AIRDRIE

Quotes2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 33 We learned that a different perspective brings a lot of value. Having a third party like Propellus provided an incredible support to our organization.

MAYA KAMBEITZ, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NORFOLK HOUSING ASSOCIATION

Quotes2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 34 Previously, I didn’t see the value of strategic planning. Without a facilitator, our plans were less precise and nothing came out of them. With Kim [the consultant], the steps were clear, and our plan has practical applications. TAMMY WHITE, ALBERTA INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

We now have the skills and experience to pursue funding diversification. We also learned that we need to begin thinking differently in order to manage social enterprise. DEBBIE JOHNSON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE CALGARY SOCIETY OF COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES

Having a better understanding of my role as a board member will increase my capability of working with the staff and fellow board members. DEREK SO, BOARD MEMBER, CALGARY CHINESE COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION

Quotes2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 35 I wouldn’t have known how to find or arrange a consultant on my own. I only had to make one phone call to Propellus, which saved us time and resources, allowing us to focus on our cause.

TAMMY WHITE, ALBERTA INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

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Who invests in us:

Investors2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 37 Strengthening organizations is truly a community effort. These generous and com- mitted donors are providing funding so that Propellus and all the organizations we work with can keep getting stronger. We are proud to be working with each and every one of you toward our vision of a more thriving, engaged Calgary. THANK YOU. Who invests in us:

Investors2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 38 ALBERTA GAMING AND LIQUOR COMMISSION / ROXANN AMYOTTE / MICHAEL ANDRIESCU / ANONYMOUS DONOR / THE CALGARY FOUNDATION / HARRY CHAN- DLER / CHEVRON CANADA RESOURCES / CONOCOPHILLIPS CANADA / MALCOLM CULLEN / CARLA DAUM / DICK AND LOIS HASKAYNE FUND AT THE CALGARY FOUNDATION / FIRST CALGARY FOUNDATION / GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA, EN- HANCED CAPACITY ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM / CHRISTY HANSON / ROY HEBERT /Who IAIN HOWIESON / DIANNE LIWANAG / TERRANCE MILLER / MARLENE MULLIGAN / JAMIE NIESSEN / RANDY PERRY / SUE PIERCEY / NICHOLAS (NICK) PYRA / RBC FOUNDATIONinvests / JANEEN SCOTT / SEREY SINN / KELLI STEVENS / SUNCOR ENER- inGY FOUNDATION us: / DR. JARED TABLER / UNITED WAY OF CALGARY AND AREA

Investors2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 39 ALBERTA GAMING AND LIQUOR COMMISSION / ROXANN AMYOTTE / MICHAEL mission ANDRIESCU / ANONYMOUS DONORinvestors / THE CALGARY FOUNDATION / HARRY CHAN- DLER / CHEVRON CANADA RESOURCESSUPPORTS ALL OF OUR /WORK CONOCOPHILLIPS CANADA / MALCOLM CULLEN / CARLA DAUM / DICK AND LOIS HASKAYNE FUND AT THE CALGARY FOUNDATION / FIRST CALGARY FOUNDATION / GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA, EN- HANCED CAPACITY ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM / CHRISTY HANSON / ROY HEBERT / IAIN HOWIESON / DIANNE LIWANAG / TERRANCE MILLER / MARLENE MULLIGAN / JAMIE NIESSEN / RANDY PERRY / SUE PIERCEY / NICHOLAS (NICK) PYRA / RBC FOUNDATION / JANEEN SCOTT / SEREY SINN / KELLI STEVENS / SUNCOR ENER- 30GY FOUNDATION / DR. JARED TABLER / UNITED WAY OF CALGARY AND AREA

Investors2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 40 APACHE CANADA LTD. / CALGARY CHAMBER OF VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS project (CCVO) / THE CALGARY FOUNDATION,investors COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM / CAL- GARY HUMANE SOCIETY / CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARY / CAPITAL POWER CORPO- RATION / CENOVUS ENERGY / CHEVRON CANADA RESOURCES / CONNACHER OIL & GAS LTD. / CUPS HEALTH & EDUCATION CENTRES / CHRISTOPHER DOUGH- ERTY / DUNLOP FAMILY FUND AT THE CALGARY FOUNDATION / ENCANA COR- PORATION / FIRST ENERGY CAPITAL CORP. / HUSKY ENERGY INC. / IMMIGRANT SERVICES CALGARY / IMPERIAL OIL LTD. / NEXEN ENERGY ULC / PRICEWATER- HOUSECOOPERS FOUNDATION (PWC) / RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE SOUTHERN ALBERTA / SAP CANADA FUND / FRANK DESIGN STRATEGY / TALISMAN ENERGY INC. / UNITED WAY OF CALGARY AND AREA / VOLUNTEER ALBERTA / WIDDOW- 27SON KACHUR OSTWALD MENZIES LLP / WINSPORT CANADA (FORMERLY CAL- GARY OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION)

Investors2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 41 The incredible value that Propellus brings is in strengthening organiza- tions. An organization’s strength lies in the people who run it. Non­ profits are under extreme pressure from the community to spend their dollars on their programs. People want to see their money go towards the problem, the mission. What our community is not doing a good job of, is in recognizing that when a nonprofit spends money on their own organizational strength, they

VICTORIA SMITH, are delivering on their mission. SOCIAL INVESTMENT ADVISOR, CHEVRON CANADA

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Our results:

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 43 We are committed to leading the way in best practices and achieving standards which pushes us to do better and better.

Our results:

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 44 OUR SERVICES: workshops

Ç42 È6% È4% ORGANIZATIONS INCREASED SATISFACTION SERVED KNOWLEDGE RATING

171 87% 91% 2014 2014 2014 129 93% 95% 2013 2013 2013

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 45 OUR SERVICES: consulting

Ç8 Ç4% È7% ORGANIZATIONS INCREASED SATISFACTION SERVED SKILLS RATING

41 97% 93% 2014 2014 2014 33 93% 100% 2013 2013 2013

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 46 OUR SERVICES: member interactions

È27 Ç8,722 ATTENDEES OF MEMBER PEER LEARNING TOUCHPOINTS* COMMUNITIES

188 24,697 2014 2014

*Consulting engagements, events, face-to-face meetings, peer learning communities, training participants, 215 15,975 Wire (e-newsletter) 2013 2013

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 47 OUR TEAM: staff

È146 Ç6% È15% PROFESSIONAL SATISFACTION TEAM RETENTION DEVELOPMENT HOURS RATING RATE

532 100% 74 % 2014 2014 2014 678 94% 89% 2013 2013 2013

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 48 OUR TEAM: board

= È23% FINANCIAL COMPLETION CONTRIBUTIONS OF TERM

100% 69% 2014 2014 100% 92% 2013 2013

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 49 website visits 69,021

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 50 Propellus tweets 700 +

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 51 Propellus Twitter followers 1,011

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Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 53 Facebook likes 42,795

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 54 brand favourability among users 98%

Numbers2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 55 volunteer opportunities posted on the Propellus volunteer 1,901database

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Looking forward:

2015 2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 57 SERVICES: We’re excited about and committed to building richer collaborative peer learning opportunities. We’ll continue our growth in meeting our members where their Looking organizations are at through custom, one-on-one learning forward that offers practical recom- mendations for their path forward. Our members can expect to see a continued roll out of new program design and culture focused COMMITTED training workshops. to building richer collaborative peer learning opportunities.

2015 2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 58 ORGANIZATIONAL We are thrilled that 52% ASSESSMENT: of our members responded We launched an organiza- so far and we will reach tional assessment which all active members by 2016. will help our members We are currently in the understand the strengths testing stage of making the and opportunities of their assessment accessible to all Looking organization. From here, we our members and are excited can work with members to to share our developments as forward build a capacity development we discover advancements. plan tailored specifically to their organization.

52% of our members responded so far and we will reach all active members by 2016.

2015 2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 59 TRANSFORM Chevron Canada provided YOUR STORY FUND: YEAR 2: much needed investment One of the biggest barriers in capacity building to allow to our 500+ members access- our members to access these ing Propellus services is services. They share our “feeling guilty about spend- belief that good management Looking ing money” to improve their lies at the heart of achieving operations. We responded better results. This project forward to this challenge with the was a huge success thanks launch of the Transform Your to Chevron Canada and Story Fund 2014 where we our participating members. helped member organizations work on their organization, Chevron Canada not just in it. provided much needed investment in capacity building to allow our members to access these services.

2015 2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 60 Watch the videos below to Building off the accomplish- see the change in two of ments of last year’s project our member non-profits. we are happy to announce that the 2015 Fund has TRANSFORMING AARCS’ increased 50% thanks to STORY Chevron Canada. We are also looking at growing the Looking TRANSFORMING OUTLINK’S fund by connecting with STORY other like-minded investors. forward We will be launching the 2015 Fund in the coming months for our members to access. We look forward to continuing to address creating lasting change in more of our members and our community.

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Auditors’ Report and Financial Our 2014 Statements

VOLUNTEER CENTRE OF CALGARY (OPERATING AS PROPELLUS) financials: DECEMBER 31, 2014

62 It is my pleasure to report on the Propellus financial results for the year ended December 31, 2014. These financial statements are the responsibility of Propellus management and the Board of Directors. The Finance and Audit Committee, along with the Board of Directors, approved the financial state- Treasurer’s ments which have been audited by CHH LLP. FINANCIAL RESULTS report Propellus ended 2014 with a shortfall of revenue over expenses of $26,234. We are in a strong financial position, ending the year with $1,049,811 in internally restricted net assets, equivalent to 6.7 months of operations. Propellus remains in a strong financial position due to our current business model that focuses on a low fixed-cost approach in the early years of our expanded service offering. The low fixed-cost model allows us to scale up when demand exceeds targets and to keep our costs lower when demand is at or below targets. We did not achieve volume targets in training or consulting in 2014, how- ever, we experienced growth over our 2013 performance. In both training and consulting, we exceeded our quality targets for the year which measure the DIANNE LIWANAG TREASURER impact of our services. CHAIR, FINANCE AND During fall 2014, Propellus did a full assessment of our training AUDIT COMMITTEE services which focused on understanding the overall member experience, looking for problems and issues that needed resolution. Members identified they struggled to find the time to attend two-day training workshops. As a result, all workshops have been redesigned into three-hour sessions, each covering more targeted material to support our just-in-time training model

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 63 and meet the needs of our members. Many other improvements were made in marketing and internal processes. Early results from 2014 show a sharp increase in training registrations. Consulting results related to volume were mixed in 2014. We exceeded the number of unique organizations served and Treasurer’s fell short on total hours of consulting provided compared with target. This is a result of aggressive target setting and changes in staff due to lateral moves report cont. in the organization. The fundraising goal was not reached in the year. Staff turnover in Resource Development and Communications during the year reduced the focus and effort available for fundraising. The turn down in the economy in the last quarter of 2014 meant some expected funding did not materialize. In addition, $200,000 funding from the City of Calgary – FCSS was discon- tinued in 2014 and new funding was required. The result was a shortfall in fundraising of $279,000.

LOOKING AHEAD In 2015, revenues are budgeted to increase by 6% to $2,176,199 while

DIANNE LIWANAG expenses are budgeted to increase by 2% to $2,111,813. We have planned for TREASURER an excess of revenues for expenses so that we can contribute funds to capital CHAIR, FINANCE AND reserves. We will continue to roll out new training services and to grow our AUDIT COMMITTEE consulting services compared with prior years. On behalf of the Finance and Audit Committee, I would like to express my thanks and appreciation to our members, investors, volunteers and staff who make our continued success possible.

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 64 To the Board of Directors of Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus)

REPORT ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Volunteer Centre Independent of Calgary (Operating as Propellus), which comprise the statement of financial position as at December 31, 2014, and the statements of operations, changes auditor’s in net assets and cash flows for the year then ended, and a summary of signifi- cant accounting policies and other explanatory information.

report MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

AUDITOR’S RESPONSIBILITY Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based CHARTERED on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian gener- ACCOUNTANTS CALGARY, ALBERTA ally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply FEBRUARY 24, 2015 with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reason- able assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 65 risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers inter- nal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate Independent in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluat- auditor’s ing the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall report cont. presentation of the financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

OPINION In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) as at December 31, 2014 and its financial performance and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for

CHARTERED not-for-profit organizations. ACCOUNTANTS CALGARY, ALBERTA FEBRUARY 24, 2015

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 66 2014 2013 ASSETS Current Cash and short term deposits $ 451,097 $ 500,446 Restricted cash – Note 3 63,632 42,572 Contributions receivable 62,719 78,994 Statement Work in progress 20,521 24,317 Prepaid expenses 17,498 35,071 615,467 681,400 of financial Long Term Investments 660,627 814,780 Endowment Fund – Note 4 95,437 89,636 Equipment – Note 5 66,794 73,121 position TOTAL ASSETS $ 1,438,325 $ 1,658,937

AS AT DECEMBER 31, 2014 LIABILITIES Current Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 34,316 $ 55,516 Prepaid membership fees 9,059 76,986 The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements. Deferred contributions related to operations – Note 6 182,907 291,301 226,282 423,803 Deferred Contributions Related to Equipment – Note 7 49,876 52,534 276,158 476,337 NET ASSETS APPROVED ON BEHALF Invested in Equipment 16,919 20,588 OF THE BOARD: Internally Restricted Net Assets – Note 8 1,049,811 1,072,376 DIRECTORS: Endowment Fund – Note 4 95,437 89,636 1,162,167 1,182,600 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 1,438,325 $ 1,658,937

Commitments – Note 9

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 67 Invested in Internally Endowment Total Total Equipment Restricted Fund 2014 2013 Balance – Beginning of Year $ 20,588 $ 1,072,376 $ 89,636 $ 1,182,600 $ 1,191,766 (Deficiency) Excess of – (26,234) – (26,234) (19,383) Revenues Over Expenses Net Investment in Equipment (3,669) 3,669 – – – Net Endowment Contribution – – 5,801 5,801 10,217 Statement – Note 4 of changes BALANCE – END OF YEAR $ 16,919 $ 1,049,811 $ 95,437 $ 1,162,167 $ 1,182,600 in net assets

FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014

Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus)

The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 68 2014 2013 REVENUES Donations $ 836,641 $ 1,143,082 United Way of Calgary 416,610 446,677 Workshop and seminar fees 201,035 141,962 Contracted Services and project management fees 185,778 179,371 Statement Government grants 146,055 81,200 Agency and membership fees 69,204 53,750 Interest and other income 68,005 43,165 of operations Amortization of contributions related to equipment 50,039 54,913 Casino 52,830 39,789 FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 Ticket sales 9,000 14,950 Material sales 5,330 1,611

Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) Family and Community Support Services – 193,684 2,040,527 2,394,154 The accompanying notes are an integral part EXPENSES of these financial statements. Salaries and benefits 1,148,591 1,362,706 Contracted services 359,028 376,443 Rent 141,828 138,349 Event costs 80,198 85,970 Promotion and publicity 70,428 95,892 Amortization 64,881 85,275 General office expense 62,845 75,452 Workshop expense 42,261 58,376 Training and development 21,081 53,594 Travel 19,660 19,895 GST expense 19,467 21,437 Telephone and utilities 18,044 18,233 Periodicals and reference materials 6,552 6,425 Program supplies 5,299 5,762 Postage and courier 5,062 8,473 Equipment and maintenance 1,536 1,255 2,066,761 2,413,537 (DEFICIENCY) EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENSES $ (26,234) $ (19,383)

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 69 2014 2013 Cash Provided By (Used In): Operating Activities: (Deficiency) excess of revenues over expenses for the year $ (26,234) $ (19,383) Items not affecting cash Amortization of equipment 64,881 85,275 Statement Amortization of contributions related to equipment (50,039) (54,913) (11,392) 10,979 Net change in non cash working capital balances of cash flow Contributions receivable 16,275 (20,477) Work in progress 3,796 (9,010) FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 Prepaid expenses 17,573 8,121 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (21,199) (43,564) Prepaid membership fees (67,927) 9,138 Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) Deferred contributions related to operations (108,395) (292,539) The accompanying notes are an integral part (171,269) (337,352) of these financial statements. Financing Activity: Contributions of equipment 47,381 17,620 Investing Activity: Sale (Purchase) of equipment (58,554) (40,468) Sale (Purchase) of long term investments 154,153 18,063 (Decrease) Increase in Cash (28,289) (342,137) Cash and Short Term Deposits – Beginning of Year 543,018 885,155 Cash and Short Term Deposits – End of Year $ 514,729 $ 543,018 Cash and Short Term Deposits Consists of the Following: Cash $ 134,709 $ 389,108 Short term deposits 316,388 111,338 Restricted cash 63,632 42,572 $ 514,729 $ 543,018

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 70 NOTE 1: ORGANIZATION AND PURPOSE The Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) ("Propellus") was incorporated on August 11, 1971 under the Societies Act of Alberta and is exempt from income tax under Section 149 of the Income Tax Act. The purpose of Propellus is to recruit and refer volunteers to community organizations, provide training and consultation in volunteer and not for profit management and promote volunteerism in the community.

NOTE 2: SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES These statements have been prepared by management in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit Notes to organizations (ASNPO). Cash and Short-Term Deposits the financial Cash and short terms deposits consist of cash on hand, bank balances, deposits with a maturity of one year or less and other short term highly liquid investments that are readily convertible into known amounts of cash. Long-Term Investments statements Long term investments are comprised of marketable securities with a maturity of longer than one year.

FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 Equipment Purchased equipment is recorded at cost. Contributed equipment is recorded at the fair value on the date of contribution. Amortization has been recorded on a straight line basis over the assets' estimated useful lives as follows:

Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) Computer equipment 3 years Furniture and fixtures 5 years Revenue Recognition Propellus follows the deferral method of accounting for contributions. Contributions which do not have externally imposed restrictions with respect to their use are reported as revenue in the period in which they are received, or receivable, if the amount to be received can be reasonably estimated and collection is reasonably assured. The Board of Directors may from time to time set aside portions of these unrestricted contributions for specific purposes. These internally restricted contributions are included in revenue and subsequently set aside as internally restricted net assets. Contributions received whose use is restricted by donor, statute or some other externally imposed conditions, are reported as deferred contributions related to operations and are recognized as revenue in the period in which the restrictions are fulfilled. Endowment contributions are recognized as direct increases in net assets. Membership fees and workshop fees are recognized in revenue when earned. Contracted services and project management fees are recognized in income using a percentage of completion method whereby total contracted hours spent on a project are accrued at the contracted hourly rate and charged to work in progress. Unrealized gains and losses on available-for-sale financial assets are included directly in net assets or deferred contributions as appropriate, until the asset is removed from the statement of financial position. Unrealized gains and losses on held-for-trading financial assets are included in investment income and recognized as revenue in the statement of operations, deferred or reported directly in net assets, depending on the nature of any external restrictions imposed on the investment income. Restricted invest- ment income is recognized as revenue in the year in which the related expenses are incurred. Other unrestricted investment income is recognized as revenue when earned.

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 71 Use of Estimates The preparation of the financial statements in conformity with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the reporting period. These estimates are reviewed periodically, and, as adjustments become necessary, they are recorded in the Statement of Operations in the period in which they become known. Contributed Services Notes to Due to the difficulty of determining their value, Propellus does not record the value of contributed services in the financial statements. the financial Financial Instruments Measurement of financial instruments Propellus initially measures its financial assets and liabilities at fair value, except for certain non-arm's length transactions. statements Propellus subsequently measures all its financial assets and financial liabilities at amortized cost, except for investments in equity instruments and other securities that are quoted in an active market, which are measured at fair value. Changes in fair value are recognized in the Statement of Operations. cont. Financial assets measured at amortized cost include cash, restricted cash and contributions receivable. Financial assets measured at fair value include short term deposits and long term investments. FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 Financial liabilities measured at amortized cost include accounts payable and accrued liabilities. Impairment Financial assets measured at cost are tested for impairment when there are indicators of impairment. The amount of the write- Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) down is recognized in the Statement of Operations. The previously recognized impairment loss may be reversed to the extent of the improvement, directly or by adjusting the allowance account, provided it is no greater than the amount that would have been reported at the date of the reversal had the impairment not been recognized previously. The amount of the reversal is recognized in the Statement of Operations. Transaction costs Propellus recognizes its transaction costs in the Statement of Operations in the period incurred. However, financial instruments that will not be subsequently measured at fair value are adjusted by the transaction costs that are directly attributable to their obligation, issuance or assumption.

NOTE 3: RESTRICTED CASH The use of some of Propellus cash is restricted pursuant to the Casino Licence agreement, in accordance with the provisions of the Gaming and Liquor Act (Alberta). Propellus is permitted to use these funds for administration, promotional activities, print- ing, rent of premises and to purchase equipment. Under the license agreement, the Centre is expected to use these funds within 24 months of their receipt, which is November 17, 2016.

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 72 NOTE 4: ENDOWMENT FUND The Volunteer Centre of Calgary Endowment Fund ("Fund") was established under agreement with The Calgary Foundation ("Foundation"). Under the terms of the agreement, the Foundation retains all endowment contributions to the fund in perpetuity, Propellus is entitled to annual income distributions and the Foundation is permitted to charge for its expenses to administer the fund. During the year, the Fund received contributions of $0 (2013 – $0) and had earnings of $10,553 (2013 – $15,029), from which Propellus received income distributions in the amount of $3,755 (2013 – $3,765) and the Foundation charged administra- tion fees in the amount of $997 (2013 – $1,047).

Notes to NOTE 5: EQUIPMENT 2014 2013 Cost Accumulated Net Book Net Book the financial Amortization Value Value Computer equipment $ 490,741 $ 440,331 $ 50,410 $ 49,903 statements Furniture and fixtures 115,143 98,759 16,384 23,218 $ 605,884 $ 539,090 $ 66,794 $ 73,121

cont. NOTE 6: DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS RELATED TO OPERATIONS Deferred contributions related to operations consist of unspent resources, the use of which is restricted by the donor, statute or FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 some other externally imposed conditions as described in Note 2. These contributions will be brought into income in the period in which the restrictions are fulfilled. The deferred contributions related to operations consists of the following:

Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) 2014 2013 Casino program $ 64,923 $ 43,561 Program Design 56,924 – Capacity Building Programs 25,000 – Executive Directions Program 25,000 15,000 Consulting Service Programs 5,560 – Leadership Calgary program 5,500 22,167 E-Cap Government Funding – 78,595 Awards event sponsorship – 65,000 Employee Volunteerism program funding – 41,978 Community Service Learning – 25,000 Consulting Service Programs – – $ 182,907 $ 291,301

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 73 NOTE 7: DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS RELATED TO EQUIPMENT Restricted contributions received to purchase equipment are deferred and brought into income as the related assets are amor- tized. During 2014, Propellus purchased computer equipment and furniture with a fair value of $58,554 of which $47,381 was purchased using restricted grant funds, and $11,173 using unrestricted funds. During 2013, Propellus purchased computer equipment and furniture with a fair value of $40,468 of which $17,621 was purchased using restricted grant funds, and $22,847 using unrestricted funds. Notes to 2014 2013 Balance, Beginning of Year $ 52,534 $ 89,827

the financial Add: Restricted contributions for purchases of equipment 47,381 17,620 statements Less: Amounts amortized into revenue (50,039) (54,913) Balance, End of Year $ 49,876 $ 52,534

NOTE 8: INTERNALLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS cont. Internally restricted net assets consist of amounts restricted by the board of directors for the following purposes: FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 2014 2013 Operating Reserve $ 500,000 $ 565,000 Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) Stabilization Reserve 451,906 452,380 Leadership Calgary Reserve 75,257 36,805 Executive Directions Reserve 22,648 18,191 Internally restricted net assets $ 1,049,811 $ 1,072,376

Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors, restricted capital reserves have been established for the purpose of protecting budgeted services against adverse changes in revenues or expenses. Unrestricted net assets at the end of the year are set aside for allocation to an Operating Reserve equal to three months cash flow and a Stabilization Reserve that must be between $400,000 and $500,000 while the operating budget is less than $3,000,000. The anticipated annual operating expenses for 2015 are $2,117,000. Internally Restricted Net Assets do not include any monies from Family and Community Support Services, the United Way or donations the use of which have been restricted by the donor.

2014 PROPELLUS ANNUAL REPORT 74 NOTE 9: COMMITMENTS Propellus has annual lease and operating expense commitments for its office premises under lease expiring in March 31, 2019 with annual commitment of $136,348. In addition Propellus has a commitment of $599 per quarter until January 20, 2017 for mailing equipment, and a commit- ment of $1,357 per quarter until July 24, 2016 for printing equipment.

NOTE 10: CAPITAL DISCLOSURES Propellus receives its principle source of capital through provincial funding, corporate sponsors and fundraising and administra- Notes to tive activities performed. Propellus defines capital to be net assets. In carrying out its purpose, Propellus regularly distributes its capital through administration of services provided and through program commitments. Propellus is not subject to debt covenants or any other capital requirements with respect to operating funding. Funding the financial received for designated purposes must be used for the purpose outlined by the funding party. Propellus has complied with the external restrictions on any external funding provided.

statements NOTE 11: FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS Management does not believe that Propellus is exposed to significant interest, currency or credit risk in respect of its financial cont. instruments. NOTE 12: SOLICITATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 The expenses incurred for the purpose of soliciting contributions were $162,638 (2013 – $180,790). This total includes $138,350 (2013 – $156,804) which was paid as remuneration to various employees of the organization whose duties involve fundraising.

NOTE 13: TERMINATION BENEFITS Volunteer Centre of Calgary (Operating as Propellus) During the year Propellus paid termination benefits to former employees of $14,330 (2013 – $58,631).

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