Sunnybrook Fou nd ation Report to Donors 2015

When a life is in our hands, your support matters most Contents

Leadership Message 2 Trauma, Emergency & 40 Critical Care Program Hurvitz Brain 12 Sciences Program Sunnybrook Rose Awards 44 Women & Babies Program 18 In tribute 45 Odette Cancer Program 20 Board of Directors 46 Schulich Heart Program 26 Governing Council 48 Research 30 Counsel 50 St. John’s Rehab Program 34 Advancement Committee 50 Veterans & Community 36 Sunnybrook Next Generation 50 Program Thank you to our donors 51 Community 38 Every day at Sunnybrook I see evidence of life-changing work, whether Holland Musculoskeletal 39 Program it’s a world-first procedure, the safe delivery of a premature baby or a groundbreaking discovery in one of our laboratories. Our team of experts is committed to inventing the future of healthWhen care, a today. young woman can This commitment means we are constantlyescape pushing the the frontiers devastation of research, developing innovative therapies and putting leading-edge technology to of stroke. the test. As a result, we are able to provide our patients with new options for diagnosis and treatment that were previously impossible – options that are minimally invasive, more precise, cause fewerWhen side-effects a baby and born save more months lives.

All of this is possible because of our strongtoo partnership early with can Sunnybrook defy Foundation and our community of donors.the It is yourodds generosity and thatsurvive. supports our hard work and accomplishments, and it is your belief in us that drives us forward. The Foundation’s annual report celebrates philanthropy and volunteer leadership, vital engines pushingWhen us to achievea cancer our strategic patient imperatives. Every accomplishment highlightedcan bein this treated report is evidence of your dedication to the hospital. without life-crushing On behalf of the Sunnybrook team – the physicians,side-effects. surgeons, nurses, researchers, fellows, residents and others – thank you for your continued interest, encouragement and support. When everything is on the line.

When we need Barry A. McLellan, md, frcpc you the most, President and Chief Executive Officer sunnybrook health sciences centre you are there. When a young woman can escape the devastation of stroke.

When a baby born months too early can defy the odds and survive.

When a cancer patient can be treated without life-crushing side-effects.

When everything is on the line.

When we need you the most, you are there. Leadership message 2015 Report from Perry Dellelce to Donors and Jon Dellandrea

At Sunnybrook, our experts are bringing set the pace with a lead gift, and a group Thank to life exciting new innovations that will of founding donors stepped up to bring change the way we treat the most devas- the project closer to fruition. You tating illnesses. But they are not doing it Thanks to the commitment of Soham alone. You are helping them make history. and Shaila Ajmera, Sunnybrook is also Just a few months ago, Sunnybrook set to create Canada’s most advanced Great advances scientists were the first in the world to centre for prostate care. Here, our rarely happen in use focused ultrasound to breach the experts will employ state-of-the-art isolation. Most blood-brain barrier and successfully diagnostic methods, provide compre- often, they are deliver chemotherapy directly into a hensive treatment and conduct vital the result of patient’s brain tumour. Cancer patient research that will influence the lives of Bonny Hall selflessly and bravely volun- men around the world. relentless pursuit, teered to be the first human to ever have We are grateful for your philanthropy unwavering this procedure done, even though she and your passion for our work. dedication and knew it would not improve her own out- Sunnybrook Foundation plays a vital come. This groundbreaking therapy was visionary support. role in supporting the hospital to realize made possible through private funding. its strategic imperatives. As stewards of Another case in point: thanks to the your investment in Sunnybrook, we hold E. & G. Odette Foundation, the Odette ourselves to the highest level of account- Cancer Centre will be the first Canadian ability. This commitment has earned us site to acquire the Gamma Knife Icon. top rankings in 2015 from Money Sense This technology will allow our specialists magazine. We invite you to view our to provide precision brain radiation audited financial statements online at treatment with the fewest possible side- sunnybrook.ca/foundation/statements. effects to a broader group of patients, The future of health care is in all of extending survival and improving our hands. Together, through the quality of life in a way that was not generosity of donors and volunteers, possible just a few years ago. the commitment of our scientists and Momentum is strong as we gain contin- health-care professionals, and the trust ued support for our new Hurvitz Brain of our patients and their families, we Sciences Centre, a physical home for our are transforming lives. Thank you for uniquely collaborative, life-changing your support. work at the intersection of psychiatry, neurology, neurosurgery and other brain sciences. The Hurvitz Family Foundation Yours truly,

Jon Dellandrea and Perry Dellelce in the E.& G. Odette Foundation Gamma Knife Icon Suite, one of three Cancer Ablation Therapy Program suites whose construction would not be possible without donor support. Behind them are lead bricks that will block radiation. Perry Dellelce Dr. Jon S. Dellandrea, C.M. Chair, President & CEO, Sunnybrook Foundation Sunnybrook Foundation Board of Directors

2 3 “I didn’t know what was happening, but I knew it was bad.

Because of Sunnybrook, I’m alive to tell my story.”

When Yana Matveyeva suffered from a stroke, doctors at Sunnybrook were in a race against time to save her from permanent brain damage. Only an innovative new treatment made it possible.

4 5 “We knew we might have to let him go.

Sunnybrook gave our whole family the strength to pull through.”

Born 17 weeks early, Heather Radford’s son Gage had to fight for his life. Thanks to hands-on family support and state-of-the-art care at Sunnybrook, he’s now home and thriving with his family.

6 7 “Cancer doesn’t care how many times it touches your family. But Sunnybrook cared when it happened to us.”

Three members of Duane Smith’s family have been impacted by cancer. Sunnybrook has played an important role in helping each of them win the fight.

8 9 Because disease doesn’t wait while we search for a cure.

And trauma doesn’t worry how much time we have to spare.

Because families are hoping for the people they love to come home soon.

And every new discovery that we make today holds the promise of many more lives transformed tomorrow.

That’s why when we are counted on to save a life, we count on you.

10 11 Hurvitz Brain Sciences Program

A race against the clot

Yana Matveyeva A few hours earlier, Yana had returned It was two in the morning when from grocery shopping and was neurosurgeon Dr. Victor Yang, was terrified. The unloading her bags when she collapsed. neuroradiologist Dr. Peter Howard 20-year-old college Her friend found her on the floor, and a team of specialists set to work, student was lying on unable to move or speak, and called knowing that they were up against a gurney surrounded 911 immediately. the clock. by nurses and doctors. She didn’t The ambulance took Yana to Yana faced multiple hurdles. Sunnybrook where she was diagnosed understand what was She couldn’t understand what was with an ischemic stroke caused by happening. One thing happening because both her speech and a blood clot in the brain. In a time- was clear to her: language comprehension were affected sensitive health crisis such as Yana’s, by the stroke. she was in trouble. quick diagnosis and treatment are essential to saving as much brain She couldn’t be sedated because the function as possible. doctors couldn’t risk the time to insert a breathing tube and this procedure Doctors immediately gave Yana tissue would have increased her blood pressure. plasminogen activator (tPA), also known as a clot buster. It didn’t work because She was petrified and kept moving Yana Matveyeva her clot was too large. around, making it difficult for the doctors to thread the tube through her. If this had happened six months earlier, Yana might not have survived the stroke The clot had broken in two so the or may have ended up with severe brain medical team had to find and retrieve damage and paralysis. But there was a not one, but two clots. new, innovative treatment available at At 4:13 a.m., the second clot was Sunnybrook: endovascular treatment, removed. The endovascular treatment which, in clinical trials, has been had been successful. shown to reduce the overall mortality rate of stroke patients by 50 per Yana has almost fully recovered. She cent. Sunnybrook was one of 22 sites is mobile and talking in both English worldwide that participated in the study. and Russian again. She is grateful that Sunnybrook offered this cutting- Endovascular treatment is performed by edge treatment. inserting a thin tube into an artery in the groin and feeding it through the body’s “About a month after I left the blood vessels to the clot in the brain. hospital, I saw some friends, and This is done using advanced imaging they couldn’t believe I’d had a stroke. guidance. The clot is then secured and This endovascular treatment is a pulled out, restoring blood flow to the miracle. To everyone who helped me brain before permanent damage occurs. at Sunnybrook, ‘Ya vas lublu,’ or as we say in English, ‘I love you!’”

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Hearts Family and minds matters

Families with a young person suffering from mental illness and/or addiction often feel lost and desperate, unsure how to access the right mental-health services quickly. This was the case with Sara’s Roy chose to support the Hurvitz family. Their story is Joan and Roy Hintsa Brain Sciences Program. Since retiring, he has become a facilitator real, though we have for mindfulness groups, focusing on changed her name. the connection of mind and body. Theirs is a partnership credit their parents for instilling the Roy, one of the early Torontonians­ in When Sara was 14, she was sexually Once home, Sara was having flash- of FNP and chief of the Hurvitz Brain importance of community. Both sets the field, says he “teaches folks how to assaulted at knifepoint in a Toronto backs to the assault, trembling, and Sciences Program at Sunnybrook. that is saving lives at of parents actively supported Canadian reduce stress by being mindful.” He park. She went from being a happy, terrified. “She couldn’t concentrate on FNP is fully funded through the RBC Sunnybrook. soldiers during the Second World War was intrigued by Dr. Sandra Black’s headstrong, athletic teenager to a sad a task – even to make a cup of tea. It felt Race for the Kids and private donors. and assisted other community efforts research investigating early detection very unsafe,” says her father. Her Roy and Joan Hintsa met through and defiant adolescent, using marijuana Within a day, Shira helped Sara to help those in need. and prevention of dementia. parents weren’t sure what to do. Did Joan’s brother, who was a friend of and alcohol to escape. Her parents, access an adolescent psychiatrist, who she need an inpatient facility? Urgent Roy’s. They married young and had When Joan and Roy were trying to Roy decided to take his commitment who are both physicians, supported referred Sara to a substance therapist outpatient care? Who could arrange two daughters. Roy was an executive decide where to direct their philanthropy, to Dr. Black’s work one step further her and found a therapist they felt and a post-traumatic stress disorder these things fast? at a major Canadian construction they made their decision as they and became a participant in the inter- could help. specialist. Shira called Sara’s parents firm, but in 1975 started a new com- always do: together. Joan read a series national Anti-Amyloid Treatment in The next summer, Sara went on a Luckily Sara’s mom had heard of almost daily. When Sara’s condition pany, Decoustics, where he and Joan of articles in the Globe and Mail that Asymptomatic Alzheimer’s Disease long canoe trip in Quebec. Her parents the Family Navigation Project (FNP) worsened, she helped arrange for worked side-by-side. Their successful highlighted projects at Sunnybrook. study. This clinical trial aims to hoped immersion in the wilderness at Sunnybrook. residential treatment. business manufactured custom She clipped them out, and she and uncover whether ridding the brain with friends would help her reboot They called, and were assigned to “To have a team of people giving us architectural acoustical products Roy each chose an area to support. of amyloid plaque can help slow and recover. navigator Shira Goldenberg. Shira options, to have a daily check-in, for a global market. the memory loss associated with Joan was interested in the MitraClip, is one of seven navigators at FNP, meant more than you could possibly its buildup. The Hintsas’ teamwork But Sara was more sick than anyone knew. Roy and Joan have always felt it is a minimally invasive heart procedure an innovative project that, in the two imagine,” says Sara’s father. “We are has continued during the study, important to give back to the commu- that saves the lives of people who may “We got a phone call from camp,” years since it launched, has helped both physicians, yet we were powerless, with Joan filling the official role of nity, whether through volunteering or not survive open-heart surgery. explains her father. “Sara was in more than 1,000 families connect lost and frightened. FNP is an amazing study partner. philanthropy. For instance, Roy The MitraClip is not yet government a state of horror and desperation, with appropriate health-care services. program. It alters the course of young chaired the Etobicoke Olympium’s funded, so Sunnybrook relies on the Theirs is a partnership that is talking about jumping off a cliff. Each case is overseen by psychiatrist lives, which in turn alters the fate management committee and Joan was generosity of donors like the Hintsas helping both the hearts and minds She had to be medically evacuated.” Dr. Anthony Levitt, medical director of their families. We are so grateful.” a Girl Guides leader. Roy and Joan to support this treatment. of Sunnybrook patients.

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Mental In a healthy fortitude place

When she was in grade 9, multiple sports injuries forced Miranda to give up competitive figure skating and all that goes with it, including skating friends and an Harry and Shirley Young exciting schedule of are among a group of competitions. She felt visionary, founding a sadness that lingered donors who have each and, over time, became stepped forward to worse. It was compounded invest $1 million in the Harry and Shirley Young by severe joint pain Hurvitz Brain Sciences from juvenile rheumatoid Centre at Sunnybrook. arthritis.

This state-of-the-art facility, to be says Harry. “We are ecstatic at the program is unique in Canada because Miranda (we’ve changed her name research program for adolescent and elliptical training, as well as sleep- entirely funded by private donations, progress that has been made,” adds it addresses mental illness alongside to respect her privacy) sought help bipolar disorder. Under the leadership ing well, avoiding alcohol and taking will be a hub for multi-disciplinary Shirley. “The stigma of mental illness other brain disorders such as dementia, for depression. What confounded of Dr. Goldstein, the centre provides her medication. As a full-time student care, research and teaching in a wide has to be erased.” ALS, and stroke; it embeds cutting- her family and even two psychiatrists gold-standard clinical care, conducts in university, this requires dedication range of brain disorders. edge research in clinical care decisions; was that she also had periods where and commitment. Miranda finally The Youngs, who are retired now, were cutting-edge research and takes and it focuses on all age groups, from she seemed happy, bubbly and full feels well again. “We are very excited to be contribut- entrepreneurs. They owned a company a leadership role in education and adolescence to the elderly. of innovative ideas. ing to a new era,” says Shirley. “This called Tape Specialties. With the help translating knowledge to practice. Now 21, she is studying be a teacher. new Centre will be more comfortable of a chemical engineer, they invented “By creating this first-of-its-kind By the time Miranda was referred The Centre is also changing the “I want to be an excellent educator. for patients and will bring together the first version of what every house- centre, we will accelerate the discovery to Dr. Ben Goldstein, director of way the world thinks about bipolar And I hope that my challenges in over- doctors and scientists who can hold needed – green masking tape with of treatments that can stop and even Sunnybrook’s Centre for Youth disorder – toward framing it as a coming loss, health issues and bipolar change lives.” a water-based adhesive, perfect for reverse the devastation of brain Bipolar Disorder, she had been ill physical illness. Case in point: in disorder help me in recognizing silent painting edges. disorders, which are fast becoming for almost four years. The diagnosis suffering in others so I can assist them Through the Harry and Shirley Young 2015, Dr. Goldstein was the lead society’s greatest health threats,” of bipolar disorder, though somewhat in getting the care they need.” Charitable Foundation, the family Their business insight is now echoed author on a scientific statement that says Dr. Anthony Levitt, chief of the scary, was a big relief. has tirelessly supported improved in their philosophy of philanthropy. drew international attention to the Hurvitz Brain Sciences Program. health-care conditions, particularly “Pressure-sensitive tape wasn’t glam- “I finally felt that it all made sense, significance of the link between youth for those with psychiatric illness. In orous, but it was something people Thanks to donors like Harry and and that I fit into this exact diagnosis,” bipolar disorder and cardiovascular the past, those with mental illness were needed,” says Harry. “Raising money Shirley Young, patients with brain says Miranda. disease. often subjected to shoddy facilities, for mental health is the same. It’s not disorders will receive leading-edge The Centre for Youth Bipolar Disorder, Given this heart-brain connection, an poor treatment, misconceptions about glamorous, but it is necessary.” care in modern surroundings. created in 2009 with significant invest- important part of Miranda’s treatment their illness, and contempt. The Hurvitz Brain Sciences Centre ment from donors, is the country’s is to exercise and maintain a healthy “There has been a tremendous change will be the new home of Sunnybrook’s largest sub-specialty clinic and lifestyle. She regularly does hot yoga from how things were 30 years ago,” Hurvitz Brain Sciences Program. The

16 17 Women & Babies Program

Survival guides

In January 2015, Heather knew that for babies born so well health-wise and I attribute a 17 weeks early, survival is not a fore- lot of that to breast milk and the not much more than gone conclusion. breastfeeding support I received at halfway through Sunnybrook,” says Heather. her pregnancy (at 22 “Many times we had to prepare for weeks and five days), the worst – that he might not get In 2015, Sunnybrook formalized its Heather Radford’s through this,” says Heather. “We commitment to breastfeeding by water broke. Two knew we might have to let him go.” establishing Canada’s first Breastfeeding Centre of Excellence. “Already, days later, she was Fortunately, Gage, who weighed Sunnybrook’s rate of exclusive breast- transferred from her only 1 lb 6 oz. at birth, did pull feeding upon discharge from the local hospital to through, thanks to hands-on family NICU is twice the national average, support and state-of-the-art care in Sunnybrook, where and we are dedicated to establishing, Sunnybrook’s Newton Glassman she gave birth to improving and sharing best practices,” Charitable Foundation Neonatal her son Gage. says Jo, leader of the new Centre. Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Four months later, the day before his due The Breastfeeding Centre of Excellence date, he went home to his mother, offers education and research fellow- father and two four-year-old half ships that promote and support siblings in Clarington, Ont. breastfeeding at Sunnybrook and beyond. An element of care that is foundational to treatment in Sunnybrook’s NICU For Heather, it took a great deal of is feeding with breast milk, using commitment to breastfeed Gage. either the mother’s own milk or donor “From the moment he was born, I milk that is stored in a highly sophisti- pumped about 10 times a day, which cated milk bank in the hospital. is very time-consuming. The breast- feeding staff at Sunnybrook were “Breast milk is critical for infants, very encouraging. They checked up particularly at-risk preemies, because on me and gave me strategies to make it contains antibodies that help it easier.” fight disease, prevent infection and promote brain development,” says Jo Heather is grateful to Sunnybrook for Watson, PhD, a nurse practitioner and Gage’s survival. “If it wasn’t for operations director for the Women & Sunnybrook, he wouldn’t be here today.” Babies Program. Heather and Gage Radford Heather credits Gage’s survival and growth to this practice. “He has done

18 19 Odette Cancer Program

Relative strength

Duane Smith and All three have been successfully treated Duane to contact Dr. Loblaw to see for cancer at Sunnybrook – Duane and if he would review his dad’s file. his parents Ed and Ed for prostate cancer, and Barbara for Barbara are either Rather than receive standard breast cancer. lucky or unlucky, radiation therapy in Kingston (closer depending on one’s “The care has been brilliant,” says to their Trenton home), Ed chose to perspective. They Duane, 46, who received radiation and come to Sunnybrook to be treated by believe the former. hormone therapy in 2011 under the Dr. Loblaw with a novel radiation direction of radiation oncologist therapy called stereotactic body Dr. Andrew Loblaw. It was Duane’s radiotherapy. Thanks to the therapy’s second bout with prostate cancer. power and precision, Ed required His prostate gland was surgically only five sessions. “I would recom- removed at another hospital in 2009. mend it to anybody. I had no side- effects,” Ed says. Barbara, 73, and Ed, 77, are also im- pressed by the treatment they received Just when the family thought it was through the Odette Cancer Program. done with cancer, Barbara learned in “I knew I was going to get excellent the fall of 2014 that her breast cancer care. I felt safe, in lots of ways,” says had returned, 11 years after under- Barbara, who also had to contend with going a lumpectomy and radiation a recurrent cancer. for a small tumour in her left breast. Fortunately for Duane, a husband Dr. Loblaw again played an and father of two, his cancer remained important role in the family’s care, confined to his prostate region. connecting Barbara to experts within Dr. Loblaw treated it with 37 radiation Sunnybrook’s Louise Temerty Breast sessions over eight weeks, followed by Cancer Centre. They were able to six months of hormone therapy to tem- conserve her breast by performing a porarily eliminate Duane’s production lumpectomy and using radiation of testosterone, a hormone essential to therapy. Barbara is also undergoing the growth of prostate cancer cells. genetic testing at Sunnybrook that may provide some clues as to the Treatment was difficult, but Duane prevalence of cancer in her family. was ultimately able to return to his active lifestyle, including competitive Through the delivery of advanced, hockey, triathlon training, golfing and personalized care, Sunnybrook saved coaching his kids’ hockey teams. a family and made their journey a little easier. For their part, the Smiths The Smiths, however, weren’t out of Dr. Andrew Loblaw and Duane Smith are enjoying life and feeling that, just the woods. Ed was diagnosed with maybe, luck is on their side. prostate cancer in 2014, prompting

20 21 Odette Odette Cancer Cancer Program Program

Landmark Cutting-edge precision care

For decades, the E. & G. Odette Foundation has been one of Sunnybrook’s Nelson Pau, 77, hasn’t most steadfast supporters, allowed two battles known not just for with cancer to slow investing in the Odette him down too much. Cancer Program, but in initiatives across “I’m now busy being happy,” says the hospital. Curtis Odette, Andrea Odette Federer, Nelson, who, as a husband and father Edmond Odette Jr. and Anne Odette Kaye of two, a grandfather of four and a Established by the late Edmond and man with no shortage of hobbies, has Dr. Patrick Cheung and Nelson Pau Gloria Odette and now led by their plenty to keep him busy. children, the foundation continues to provide support that is changing the A $2.5-million donation by the addiction, and their families, find their The retired architect is thankful that a way health care is delivered. foundation has allowed Sunnybrook to way through the mental health-care leading-edge radiation treatment he chemotherapy drugs pumped through Known as an MR-Linac, the machine be the first in Canada to purchase an system to access the right resources, received at the Odette Cancer Centre their veins, which can cause nausea, combines simultaneous delivery of The most recent example is the Icon and to build the E. & G. Odette when they need them. both vanquished his metastatic kidney hair loss, fatigue and other side-effects. radiation with MRI, so that doctors foundation’s generous investment Foundation Gamma Knife Icon Suite, cancer and had a relatively small can target tumours with unprecedented in the Gamma Knife Icon, a leading- It has navigated more than 1,000 For Nelson, SBRT produced just a the specialized space within the Odette impact on his ability to do the things accuracy and immediately see how the edge brain radiation technology, families since launching in November few complications, such as temporary Cancer Centre that will house the he loves, such as badminton, golf, tumour is responding to radiation. The and the Family Navigation Project, 2013. A $1-million investment in the pain at the tumour site and the machine. Construction is expected to tai chi and photography. technology promises to make SBRT a unique program that navigates project by the E. & G. Odette Foundation development of a fibrosis, or lump, be complete this year. even more precise and effective, which families through the complex mental will help grow the project to meet “It was perfect,” Nelson says of the where the tumour used to be. is good news for patients like Nelson. health-care system to connect them “Philanthropy is vital to the Odette increasing demand within the Greater treatment, known as stereotactic body However, he’s thrilled the treatment with specialized care. Cancer Centre’s ability to spearhead Toronto Area and ultimately create a radiotherapy (SBRT). He underwent was so effective that he didn’t have to innovation that saves lives,” says Anne fully formed model of navigation that five SBRT sessions in July 2012, each undergo chemotherapy. “I’ve had For people with brain tumours, Odette Kaye. “The Odette family is can be shared across Ontario. time receiving a powerful and highly friends who have gone through chemo, whole-brain radiation can take a toll very proud to support this project.” targeted dose of radiation to destroy a and you feel half-alive during the on the quality of their lives by causing “Our parents wanted to make a “I’m very happy with tumour that had virtually swallowed process,” Nelson says. memory loss and other cognitive The Icon is one of three priority initia- difference in the lives of patients, and his bottom-right rib. The treatment the choice we made. difficulties. The Icon will offer patients tives within Sunnybrook’s Cancer it’s important to us to continue that Stereotactic body radiotherapy is part took place five years after Nelson’s Thanks to my oncologist a targeted therapy that drastically Ablation Therapy Program, which is tradition,” says Andrea Odette Federer. of the Odette Cancer Centre’s Cancer cancerous right kidney had been Dr. Patrick Cheung and reduces such side-effects. at the forefront of providing patients Ablation Therapy Program, which Dr. Calvin Law, chief of the Odette removed through minimally invasive ultra-precise, image-guided cancer harnesses a range of precision thera- this new way of doing The Icon destroys tumours by direct- Cancer Program, says the Odettes’ surgery at another hospital. treatments. Each initiative involves pies to treat tumours without invasive radiation [SBRT], my ing hundreds of gamma radiation impact on Sunnybrook cannot be construction of high-tech treatment Only a handful of Ontario hospitals surgery. Through the program, wife and I didn’t have beams toward a single target in the overstated. “Their generosity has spaces within the Odette Cancer Centre. offer SBRT, and Sunnybrook’s use of Sunnybrook is building a suite that to compromise anything brain, with pinpoint precision. It aided patients throughout the hospital, the treatment on Nelson’s metastatic will house Canada’s only magnetic in our lives.” means we can avoid bombarding the Meanwhile, the Family Navigation and certainly the Odette name kidney cancer is even more unique. resonance imaging (MRI)-guided entire brain with radiation to treat Project helps young people who are has become synonymous with Typically, patients would have radiation machine. Nelson Pau inoperable brain tumours. suffering from mental illness and/or cutting-edge cancer care,” he says.

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Double- visionary

Now 79, Dale made Canadian history but is not yet covering the cost of the Dale Robarts was at Sunnybrook last year by having MitraClip device, meaning patients frustrated that he two heart valve problems treated with who need this procedure continue to could no longer separate, minimally invasive proce- rely entirely on donor generosity. dures at the same time. Weeks later, his shovel snow or mow While our heart team has saved hun- nine- and 12-year-old granddaughters grass at his North dreds of lives with TAVI and MitraClip were delighted to spot a cheering in the last few years, Dale is the first Bay home. Constantly Grandpa in the stands at their games. patient to have both at once. “With out of breath, the Dale’s exhaustion was related to a Dale, it was the right thing to do independent senior combination of serious heart valve for him,” says Dr. Sam Radhakrishnan, lacked the energy problems. His Schulich Heart Centre director of the cardiac catheterization even to attend his team of surgeons and cardiologists, led labs at Sunnybrook and one of Dale’s granddaughters’ by Dr. Eric Cohen, recommended a physicians. “It does have to be individ- MitraClip procedure to treat his leaking ualized but I believe there will be more hockey games. mitral valve and a transcatheter aortic patients who could potentially have the valve implantation (TAVI) for his procedures at the same time.” failing aortic valve. Dale is overjoyed at the results. “I’m When Dr. Cohen told Dale he would feeling great now,” he says. His son, undergo TAVI and MitraClip proce- Dan, marvels at the difference in his dures a month apart, Dale demurred. father. “It’s a huge transformation. He said, “I’m coming 220 miles. Let’s Before Dad couldn’t walk up more do it all at once.” than a few stairs without having to stop and take a break. Now he’s got his old Sunnybrook pioneered these minimally self back. My daughters are thrilled to invasive procedures for patients too see him at their games.” sick or unsuitable for open-heart surgery. Both involve using real-time While Dale still relied on his neigh- imaging to thread a device to the heart bour’s snow blower to clear any major valve by catheter through small inci- snowfalls from his driveway this winter, sions. Patients leave hospital sooner he was delighted to shovel the lighter and recover much more quickly than dustings himself. when having open-heart surgery. The government now funds Sunnybrook’s busy TAVI program

Dale Robarts

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Love’s A new promise outlook

Physically, Bernard Israel credits Dr. Ahmed with saving Davis didn’t feel any his life, after he had a heart attack at age 91 and was rushed to Sunnybrook. different after having “The way she treated me, and the way had a Watchman device she treated everyone, was excellent. implanted in his heart I was in and out in three days – she at Sunnybrook – but saved my life.” psychologically, he Knowing Malca would approve, Israel, felt a whole lot better, now 96, determined he would fulfill knowing his risk of her wish by supporting the work of stroke due to blood Dr. Ahmed and her colleagues in the clots had been cut by Schulich Heart Program, both during his lifetime and in his estate. Israel’s two-thirds. investment will enhance the vital diagnostic testing that takes place in Sunnybrook’s Echocardiography Laboratory. An echocardiogram, Dr. Shaheeda Ahmed and Israel Gewertz Bernard Davis with his wife Hilary (or echo) is a non-invasive test using ultrasound to assess cardiac disease and provide important information about the heart. By making a generous gift man to dinner to meet his now “I’m a 70-year-old man,” he says. mended to reduce the risk of clots In November 2015, Bernard became grown daughters. “It’s marvellous that I can look forming but not everyone is a suitable the first Toronto-area patient to have to the Schulich Heart “Echo is the cornerstone of so much of forward to healthy years ahead.” candidate, especially those at risk of a Watchman device implanted. The A year later, Israel and Malca were what the hospital does,” Dr. Ahmed Centre, Israel Gewertz bleeding. In Bernard’s case, he had procedure is not yet government married. They moved to Canada in says, noting that Sunnybrook performs Retired from careers in export sales, is fulfilling his beloved fallen on ice several years earlier and funded in Canada and is available 1958 with their two young children. more than 11,000 echos each year. international shipping and finally late wife Malca’s wish had bleeding in his brain. only through Health Canada’s While Malca tended to the home, teaching, the trilingual Bernard enjoys that he “do good” and Israel’s gift provided bridge funding to special access program. Sunnybrook Israel worked long hours, making amateur handyman work and travel- For these patients Sunnybrook is purchase two new echo machines to donors cover the entire cost of “make a difference” with a successful living as a businessman ling through Europe and South offering a new, non-drug treatment replace outdated equipment. His invest- each procedure. their life savings. and investor, buying and selling ment is also supporting education in America with his wife, Hilary. “Now that is funded entirely by donors. The businesses and properties. the lab, ensuring staff are trained in the I can travel more confidently,” he says. procedure involves feeding a small Dr. Singh wants to spread the word device, the Watchman, by catheter to both physicians and patients with To hear Israel speak fondly of his wife Israel speaks devotedly about his most advanced imaging techniques. Bernard has atrial fibrillation, a from the groin to the heart to close atrial fibrillation that, thanks to donor is to begin to understand the couple’s wife’s beauty, kindness and generosity. Finally, his generosity is funding a condition involving an irregular heart off the left atrial appendage and generosity, this life-saving option is lifelong love story. Both grew up in combined echo and advanced cardiac rhythm. People with this type of Before she passed away at age 83, prevent clots escaping. now available for patients like Bernard environments of extreme poverty, Israel imaging fellowship that is unique to arrhythmia have a risk of stroke three Malca urged him to find a way to who can’t take blood thinners. in Poland and Malca in Moldova (now help others with their savings. When Sunnybrook. to five times higher than those without “For patients with atrial fibrillation, Romania). Their families met at the Israel experienced heart problems With fellows coming from around the it. Clots commonly form in their left this procedure reduces their risk of Meanwhile, Bernard and Hilary can beginning of the Second World War and was treated with warmth and world to train in the Schulich Heart atrial appendage, a small pouch on the stroke to the same as if they were on begin planning their next trip. “We’re and reconnected in Kazakhstan in caring by Sunnybrook cardiologist Program, the generosity of Malca and left side of the heart. These clots can blood thinners,” explains Dr. Sheldon very appreciative that Dr. Singh was 1945. Malca’s father was working in a Dr. Shaheeda Ahmed, he was con- Israel will benefit countless patients, move to the brain and cause a stroke. Singh, a cardiologist and cardiac proactive,” says Hilary. “He’s greatly electro-physiologist in Sunnybrook’s helped Bernie’s quality of life.” factory and recognized Israel, who was vinced he had found the right source not only at Sunnybrook but far beyond Blood thinners are typically recom- driving a truck. He invited the young for their donation. our walls. Schulich Heart Centre.

28 29 Research

Selfless courage

A week before “Nervous. Anxious. Excited, because ultrasound energy toward the blood someone has to go first,” reported vessels near her tumour. The focused 57-year-old Bonny Bonny, who was about to become the ultrasound waves caused microscopic Hall and her first person to have her blood-brain bubbles, previously injected into Sunnybrook barrier (BBB) breached in a non- Bonny’s bloodstream, to vibrate and doctors were set invasive way, so that chemotherapy loosen the tight junctions of the cells to make medical drugs could reach her brain tumour. that comprise the BBB. This allowed history, she was a chemotherapy drug – also infused In November 2015, Bonny was the – understandably intravenously – to flow through the first participant in a groundbreaking so – a bit on edge. barrier and reach Bonny’s tumour. clinical research trial at Sunnybrook that is testing the ability of focused “This isn’t just about a brain tumour,” ultrasound to temporarily open the Bonny says, noting the procedure also BBB and allow medication to reach has the potential to revolutionize targeted areas. Everyone has a barrier treatment of dementias like Alzheimer’s that lines their brain’s blood vessels disease and some mental illnesses. and restricts the passage of substances Bonny’s participation in the trial was from the bloodstream into the brain. a truly selfless act, as she won’t derive It does this to protect the brain from any direct benefit from it. The trial’s disease and toxins. primary aims are to test the therapy’s “Some of the most exciting therapeutics safety and preliminary efficacy – a for the treatment of malignant brain critical step before conducting larger tumours cannot reach the tumour cells studies with more patients. Following because of the barrier,” says Dr. Todd the procedure, Dr. Mainprize removed Mainprize, lead neurosurgeon in portions of Bonny’s tumour through Sunnybrook’s Hurvitz Brain Sciences traditional neurosurgery, just as he will Program and principal investigator of do for other trial participants. the trial that will enrol as many as 10 What Bonny wants most now is a patients. “This technique will open up sense of normalcy. “I just want to be new opportunities to deliver potentially a normal mom, a normal grandma… much more effective treatments.” just a normal wife.” Dr. Mainprize’s team successfully However, her contribution to medical bypassed Bonny’s BBB by using science guarantees she will always be a helmet-like focused ultrasound Bonny Hall regarded as extraordinary. device, guided by real-time magnetic resonance imaging, to direct waves of

30 31 Research Research

Breaking Hearing new aide barriers

In 2011, the Board of Governors of J. Armand Bombardier Foundation Hearing loss and had a funding decision on imbalance are two inner their hands: whether or ear-related problems not to make a donation affecting a growing toward a new technology number of Canadians and at Sunnybrook that their families, with as many as three million researchers hoped could Dr. Todd Mainprize reviews Bonny Hall’s brain scan Michael and Sonja Koerner transform the treatment Canadians suffering from of brain tumours, a hearing disability. dementias like Alzheimer’s two decades to develop a focused “The success of the case is gratifying,” Reducing this burden was a driving Studies have shown non-mammals, Sunnybrook’s board of trustees in disease and some mental ultrasound helmet, first used at agrees Kullervo. “My hope now is that motivation behind Sonja and Michael such as birds and fish, can regenerate 1988 and served until 2002, illnesses. high-intensity levels to target, heat many patients will eventually benefit Koerner’s decision to establish a unique lost hair cells. when she retired as vice-chair. Sonja and destroy diseased cells. With the from it.” hearing regeneration laboratory at and Michael have also served in Alain’s team, including clinician- “It fit with what we wanted to do as a J. Armand Bombardier Foundation’s Sunnybrook Research Institute. various capacities with Sunnybrook Not only beneficial for the treatment scientist Dr. Vincent Lin, is making foundation,” remembers Ode Belzile, support, the helmet was equipped Foundation and are members of of brain tumours, Sunnybrook’s “We understand the need to advance considerable progress in determining the organization’s director of philan- with a specialized dual transducer to its Governing Council. focused ultrasound research shows research so that people don’t suffer,” what happens inside the ear as we thropic activities. “The technology emit low-intensity focused ultrasound promise for delivering medications says Michael, a pioneering Canadian develop and age, and how drugs and The Koerner Foundation is also they were presenting was so innovative, waves used to target blood vessels past the BBB to treat patients with venture capitalist. “We’re serious gene therapy could be used to reverse recognized for its support of the and we could see real possibilities in the BBB. really quickly. That kind of opportunity Alzheimer’s disease and some about seeing how we can push the hearing loss. The lab’s success and its Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal we can’t miss.” In November 2015, Sunnybrook lead psychiatric conditions. In laboratory science forward.” plans for the future recently prompted Conservatory of Music and the neurosurgeon Dr. Todd Mainprize tests, Kullervo and Isabelle Aubert, the Koerners to make a second Museum of Anthropology at the Fast-forward five years and Ode says Accelerating medical discovery is and his team, including Kullervo, PhD, have already used the technology generous investment. University of British Columbia, but the impact of the foundation’s precisely what the Sonja N. Koerner made history when they used the to assist in reducing protein clumps its mandate to support excellence $500,000 donation has surpassed Hearing Regeneration Laboratory is Sonja knows all too well the toll that helmet to breach the blood-brain in the brain that are thought to cause goes beyond the arts. even their greatest expectations. doing. As Canada’s only research an inner-ear condition can take. She barrier and deliver chemotherapy to dementia, and to spur the growth of lab in hearing regeneration, it has lost her balance a few years ago due “When I wrote the purposes of new brain cells. Their gift helped to make possible Bonny Hall’s brain tumour. become the most important initiative to a viral infection in her left inner ear. the foundation, one was to alleviate a novel solution to an age-old “Our entire board was about as excit- The possibilities continue to amaze in inner-ear research in the country. “I couldn’t walk in a straight line,” suffering,” Michael says. “That’s medical problem – how to get the foundation’s staff and board Sonja says, adding that the care of exactly what our support for the ed about this as Sunnybrook’s own Led by research director Alain effective therapies past the blood- members, who say their first donation Sunnybrook’s otolaryngology team Koerner lab is about. It’s tough to researchers,” says Ode, who shared the Dabdoub, PhD, the lab is striving to brain barrier (BBB), the protective to Sunnybrook is reaping unimag- proved “most helpful.” lose your hearing or your balance, news by email with the foundation’s uncover how to regenerate hair cells layer of tightly packed cells lining inable rewards. and we felt there must be some sort extended network and on its Facebook of the inner ear in humans. They are The Koerners’ support for the lab is the brain’s blood vessels. of solution.” page. More recently, the donation was “This really is the perfect project with essential for hearing and help convert characteristic of the philanthropic Kullervo Hynynen, PhD, director of featured in the foundation’s special the perfect partner,” says Ode. acoustic energy into electrical signals generosity they have demonstrated physical sciences at Sunnybrook Valentine’s Day message underlining that travel through the auditory nerve toward Sunnybrook and the broader Research Institute, worked with partnerships that held a special place to the brain, where sound is interpreted. community for decades. Sonja joined industry partner Insightec for almost in the foundation’s heart in the last year.

32 33 St. John’s Rehab Program

Step by step

The stairs were On June 26, Kerry Delaney, an active, Then the hard work began. Kerry spent independent woman in her 60s, was six weeks as an inpatient and 13 weeks the beginning of housesitting. She got up in the middle as an outpatient at Sunnybrook’s Kerry’s journey. of the night to use the washroom but St. John’s Rehab. Her physio and missed a step, tumbling down 21 stairs. occupational therapy teams challenged and encouraged her with exercises For over 12 hours, Kerry lay at the which Kerry accomplished with bottom of those stairs, unable to move. dogged determination. Both her wrist and femur were shattered. She knew she had a friend She worked to strengthen her wrist so coming over at the end of the day, so she could brush her teeth and feed Kerry waited in pain for her to arrive. herself. She practised walking using an underwater treadmill. Eventually, she The ambulance took Kerry to a could raise her leg three inches so she community hospital and once X-rays could step into the shower. were completed, she was sent to Sunnybrook where she underwent two But her biggest hurdle was both operations. In the first, Dr. Veronica physical and emotional: climbing and Wadey cleaned the open femur descending stairs. Stacie, one of her fracture, removing the small pieces of physiotherapists, took her to a practice bone that could later lead to infection. staircase at St. John’s Rehab: three She then stabilized Kerry’s leg with an stairs up, a landing, and three stairs external frame and fixed her badly down. Kerry shook with fear as she held broken wrist with a plate and screws. the railing tightly with one hand and her Later, Dr. Richard Jenkinson operated crutch with the other. Stacie stood on Kerry’s leg to clean the bone, and beside her throughout, coaching her repair the torn tendons, broken knee through the process. joint and femur bone. “Going up wasn’t as bad as going Kerry spent three weeks in acute care at down. It was so scary, but when I came Sunnybrook. “They took such good down that last stair, I felt liberated. care of me. I cried when I left.” Exhausted, but liberated!”

Kerry Delaney and Stacie Mendel

34 35 Veterans & C o m m u nity Program

Bringing history to life

Jack Ford, age 94, When Jack first came to live at Among Jack’s collection of poignant Sunnybrook Veterans Centre five years and historically important photos has found his ago, he was very sad. He missed his are reconnaissance shots of enemy calling – again. beloved wife Joan, who has Alzheimer’s targets taken from RCAF Spitfires; And he’s become disease and is living in a nursing home. shots of bombed-out towns; and shots of Canadian troops serving Christmas something of a Jack’s life brightened when he visited dinner in 1945 to delighted Dutch national treasure the Sunnybrook Veterans Portrait and children. in the process. Photography Studio. He met Ana Seara, the photo therapist there, and told her Some of his most iconic pictures he had been a war-time photographer were taken one day in 1944 when three in the RCAF back when he was 20. small planes landed on the airfield He said he kept an old box of black and in France where Jack was posted. Out white photos under his bed. of one plane stepped King George VI and from another Field Marshall Ana Seara and Jack Ford Ana suggested they enlarge one of his Bernard Montgomery. photos from that box. The photo studio has a state-of-the-art computer and Jack is still exuberant with excitement printer, thanks to private donations when he remembers the inhabitant of to the Sunnybrook Veterans Comfort the third plane. “I grabbed a camera Fund, which is used to purchase and ran out onto the airstrip. I shouted items that will improve quality of life ‘Holy Shit, it’s Churchill!’ and took for the veterans. this,” he says, holding up a portrait of the sly-smiling British prime minister. Thus began a project to admire, discuss, scan, enlarge, frame and Jack’s extraordinary collection has been display Jack’s remarkable bonanza of in several shows and he and Ana are photographs taken in Europe during working on a book. “I have been given the Second World War. “I was absolutely a new lease on life. I enjoy it. I’ve had shocked when I saw how clear the fun,” he says. pictures were when we blew them up,” says Jack, who is now nearly blind. “I knew I’d gone to heaven.”

36 37 Holland Musculoskeletal C o m m u nity Program

Critical Upwardly caring mobile

“My wife and I continue Aniheeta Cooper’s knee to support Sunnybrook had become so deformed because we know our that playing with her donations are helping grandchildren was out lives beyond the doors of the question. Months of the hospital.” after surgery at Sunnybrook, however, Pyarali Nanji she’s babysitting them three days a week. serves patients with acute needs and provides dedicated space for emergency psychiatric patients.

They next invested in two critical areas: Aniheeta fell and damaged her knee the Nanji Ambulatory Centre, which when she was 15 years old. For the Aniheeta Cooper Pyarali and Gulshan Nanji occupies 10,000 square feet and is the next 45 years, it was never quite right, location of many of Sunnybrook’s despite a couple of knee surgeries to outpatient clinics, and the four-floor correct recurrent dislocations. Over expansion of Sunnybrook’s main wing. time she developed arthritis in her performing these procedures together. but in severe cases, the alignment When Gulshan and Pyarali Nanji fled and the Ontario Gerontology This combination is rarely performed cannot be fully corrected without an When Sunnybrook needed to replace knee and then a hip problem. As her persecution in Uganda in 1972, they Association’s Positive Aging Award. except at Sunnybrook, says Dr. Tomescu, osteotomy. This is a key reason why and upgrade its diagnostic MRI mobility worsened, the mother of and their four children were welcomed who is taking over the complex knee some people are disappointed with “The health-care system is accessible scanners in 2015, the Nanji family three sons and grandmother of five to Canada. The couple pledged to one practice as Dr. Cameron prepares results of their knee replacements. to everyone in Canada and it’s important responded enthusiastically, had to drop her busy Tupperware another that if they became successful, to retire. for everyone who has benefited to give contributing significant funding to business. “Misalignment wears out the joints they would give back to the country An osteotomy involves cutting and faster,” Dr. Tomescu says. “The legs back,” says Mr. Nanji. “My wife and enable the completion of the project “It was going from bad to worse,” that had provided them with a safe realigning the bone to correct a work much better when they’re I continue to support Sunnybrook that will bring patients the most Aniheeta says. “The doctors told me refuge. The Nanjis have made good misalignment, explains Dr. Tomescu, straightened.” because we know our donations advanced technology available. I could end up in a wheelchair.” on their promise. a recent recipient of a Susanne and are helping lives beyond the doors MRI plays an essential and growing Aniheeta is thrilled the surgery has Far from that dismal outcome, William Holland Surgeon Scientist Respected and admired within and of the hospital.” role in Sunnybrook’s medical imaging allowed her to be a regular babysitter Aniheeta has regained full mobility Award. “We straighten the leg so the beyond their Ismaili community, the department, providing leading-edge for her young grandkids. Nanji family’s legacy of philanthropy The Nanji family made their first gift diagnostic and treatment support and says, for the first time since com- hip, the knee and the foot all point is remarkable. They have donated to Sunnybrook in 2004, investing in across the hospital. Once installation ing to Canada 38 years ago, the winter straight forward.” the development of the department of cold does not make her knee ache. millions of dollars to causes that are is completed in 2017, Sunnybrook will Patients who are severely bow-legged psychiatry and bringing awareness to The solution to her longstanding misery “For the first time, close to their hearts. Sunnybrook is have four new state-of-the-art units. or knock-kneed from birth or due to an area of health care that was rarely was a combined tibial osteotomy and one of the fortunate recipients. injury will benefit from an osteotomy I’m able to walk with publicly discussed at that time. The generosity of the Nanji family is a total knee replacement, performed alone if they are still relatively young. them, play with them Mr. Nanji is president and C.E.O. of a testament to their belief in accessible by surgeons Dr. John Cameron Since then, the family has continued But if their misalignment is uncorrected and sit on the floor Belle-Pak Packing Inc., one of Canada’s health care and their love of their and Dr. Sebastian Tomescu at to generously support Sunnybrook, for many years, they can overload with them. Sunnybrook Top 50 best managed companies. adopted country. The impact of their Sunnybrook’s Holland Orthopaedic He has also been recognized as one of beginning with the expansion and part of the knee and eventually develop giving at Sunnybrook is felt every day and Arthritic Centre. has been very good to Canada’s top 25 immigrants, awarded renovation of the emergency depart- by the staff and patients who benefit arthritis. A knee replacement elimi- my family.” the male entrepreneur award by the ment and creation of the Nanji from the spaces, equipment and A specialist in complex knee problems, nates arthritis and can compensate Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce Emergency Response Centre, which research that they have funded. Dr. Cameron is globally renowned for for a certain degree of misalignment – Aniheeta Cooper

38 39 Trauma, Emergency & Critical Care Program

Getting back to normal

Joanne Papps was “I was in a very awkward position, quickly to pull the bones and discs slouched, and I couldn’t move.” away from the spinal cord to get the taking a back-road pressure off and give the nerves detour to her Seven months later, the mother of the best chance.” The longer it takes mother’s Muskoka three and grandmother of one speaks to relieve that pressure, the more of celebrating “small miracles” that cottage last June extensive the injury may become. when a car slammed never occurred to her she might mark into hers. “I knew as an adult: to be able to feed herself After the trauma team determined again, walk with support, turn pages there was no internal bleeding, Joanne immediately I was of a magazine and use an iPad. was put in traction to correct her spinal very seriously alignment and relieve nerve pressure. injured,” recalls Joanne credits these milestones to her Next, Dr. da Costa performed surgery, faith, intensive physiotherapy to the 63-year-old using screws, rods and her bone, to rehabilitate her muscles, strong family speech pathologist. fuse the bones and ensure they support – and a team in Sunnybrook’s wouldn’t move again. Tory Regional Trauma Centre that, from the moment she arrived by air “Sunnybrook has an elite trauma ambulance, worked quickly to save her system in place at all hours to deal with life and ensure she would regain as catastrophic injuries,” Dr. da Costa much function as possible. says. “Timing is critical. We have the people and resources to achieve the Joanne suffered a dislocation and best possible outcomes.” fracture of her upper spine, explains her neurosurgeon, Dr. Leo da Costa. In the challenging weeks after surgery, The injury was classified as partial. Joanne says her recovery was linked She could still feel sensation but to the sense of hope she sustained, couldn’t move anything. “She had a fed by the encouraging words of very severe motor deficit,” he says. Sunnybrook’s nurses, physiotherapists “The strength was almost completely and chaplain. She continues to work gone in most of her muscles.” hard and anticipates a very different summer this year. “I’m looking forward With spinal cord injuries, it’s critical to to visiting my mother’s cottage again,” look for “evidence that some function Joanne says with a smile. is preserved because that means there Joanne Papps with her husband Paul is tissue that is potentially salvageable,” he says. “Then you have to work

40 41 Trauma, Emergency Trauma, Emergency & Critical & Critical Care Program Care Program

Freedom Skin of speech crafting

Losing the ability to Imagine that, instead of taking burn patients’ healthy skin and grafting it communicate can be onto their wounds, a surgeon could severely frustrating use a hand-held skin printer injected for critically ill with stem cells to apply new skin patients, says directly onto these wounds. Sunnybrook’s Louise This seemingly far-fetched scenario Rose, PhD. Determined is getting closer to reality, thanks to to restore a voice to investments from Toronto Hydro’s patients like Terry annual golf tournament. Chaikalis, Louise is The current standard of treatment for leading research into severe burns involves managing pain, training patients to preventing infection and surgically Anthony Haines and Dr. Marc Jeschke speak with an replacing the worst of the burned skin Terry Chaikalis and Louise Rose, PhD by grafting healthy skin from other electrolarynx. parts of the patient’s body. This stan- dard is set to be transformed under The team has made major break- of the community the most effective the leadership of burn centre director throughs in our understanding of stem treatments and rehabilitation. It’s Terry has multiple sclerosis and uses device is about the size and shape is not ideal and takes some getting Dr. Marc Jeschke, a senior scientist cells and skin healing. As well, they are gratifying to be able to partner with a breathing tube, which left him of a small electric razor. Patients are used to, because of the buzzing noise and holder of the chair in burn research. developing a hand-held skin printer, a Sunnybrook in its mission to reshape unable to speak to family or hospital taught to articulate clearly while it makes,” she says. global first of its kind. Stem cells are burn care.” Dr. Jeschke’s team in Sunnybrook staff. Now that he has access to an the electrolarynx, which transmits injected into the printer and skin can In the meantime, many patients and Research Institute’s Burn Research Toronto Hydro’s leadership has been electrolarynx, “I’m enjoying talking vibrations, is placed against the soft be printed directly onto wounds in the their loved ones are happy to use the and Skin Regeneration Lab is using vital to accelerating the research that again,” he says. tissue at their throat. operating room. The printer is 100 electrolarynx. One seriously injured stem cells to create a skin substitute will reshape care for burn survivors During a recent hospital visit, Terry’s times smaller than commercial 3-D Patients who are severely injured Sunnybrook patient was “a changed that closely mimics the patient’s skin, here and around the world. “Thanks sister Angie said, “It’s a lot easier printers on the market now, yet prints or experiencing serious illness may man,” after learning to use the device, eliminating the need for painful skin to support from Toronto Hydro and its to communicate with him. It’s less skin 10 times faster. temporarily need ventilators Louise says. His wife lived out of town grafts. The research slowed a couple partners, we are inventing the future of frustrating for him and for everyone (breathing machines) to help them and could visit only once weekly. After of years ago, due to a lack of sustained Sunnybrook’s Ross Tilley Burn burn care right now,” Dr. Jeschke says. around him. Terry is very comical. breathe while others with progressive a couple of days training, this patient funding. That changed when Toronto Centre is Canada’s largest and most He can crack jokes again.” neuromuscular diseases or spinal called her to say, “I miss you and love Hydro President and CEO Anthony advanced adult burn centre, admitting cord injury may need breathing tubes “To be able to communicate is a you from the bottom of my heart.” Haines came forward. up to 300 patients each year and “Toronto Hydro is (tracheostomy) permanently. fundamental need we all have,” says seeing 1,800 outpatients. As many committed to giving For another patient, the value was Since 2014, proceeds from Toronto Louise. “For patients in the intensive as 10 per cent suffer from electrical back to the community. Louise, inaugural holder of the TD Hydro’s annual charity golf tourna- care unit, we tend to rely on lip more practical. “His partner was visit- burns, which can have severe, Nursing Professorship in Critical ment have been directed towards this We are proud to work reading but that’s still extremely ing and the patient was finally able to long-lasting effects. Care Research, is leading a project at world-leading research. This has with our partners to difficult and often leads to frustration tell us what had been bothering him,” Sunnybrook and other locations, test- enabled Dr. Jeschke to recruit top “Our top priority is safety and injury help Sunnybrook find for our patients.” Louise says. “He’d been trying to ing whether patients can be trained to international specialists and technical prevention,” says Anthony. “But when say ‘The blades for the razor are in the answers to help use an electrolarynx to speak. Tradi- Louise would like to collaborate support, including experts in stem an electrical injury happens, we know the bottom drawer!’” burn patients.” tionally used by cancer patients who with engineers to design a better, cell biology, cell processing, chemical that Sunnybrook’s specialized services have their voice boxes removed, the easier-to-use device. “The electrolarynx and tissue engineering. offer Ontario’s workers and members Anthony Haines

42 43 2015 Rose Awards In tribute

Rose above In tribute

When Toronto businessman and Memorial donations made to philanthropist Frederick W. Thompson Sunnybrook in honour of Thompson’s made a landmark $10-million gift to exceptional contribution to the field Frederick W. Sunnybrook in 2012, his vision was of anxiety disorders were used to Thompson to establish a centre dedicated to the establish the Frederick W. Thompson treatment and research of obsessive- Awards. Two international awards, the compulsive and related disorders. Thompson Senior Career Award and the Thompson Early Career Award, “I hope this centre helps create a will be given to scientists for outstand- greater awareness of what people ing dedication to advancing knowledge are going through, opens doors to of OCD and related disorders. treatment and encourages people to An intensely private man, Mr. Thompson support OCD research and care at Dr. Robert Maggisano was very public in his belief that mental- Sunnybrook,” he said. health issues touch many, but don’t Mr. Thompson’s passing in August get the attention or the funding they deserve. “It’s rare to find a family nominator Lesley Alboini. “Our saddened the Sunnybrook community that hasn’t been affected by anxiety organizations are better because of him.” and brought important attention to his tremendous legacy. The Frederick disorders,” he said in 2012. John McDermott and David Jackson Calling him “one of those people who W. Thompson Anxiety Disorders radiates passion and determination Thanks to Mr. Thompson, many of Centre, the first of its kind in Canada, for his cause,” Sunnybrook supporter those families now have the specialized is setting families on the path to Dr. Susan Scace presented the care they so urgently need. We are This past year, Sunnybrook and you,” Anne Odette Kaye, chair of Sunnybrook Rose Award to singer truly being healthy again. forever grateful. Sunnybrook Foundation celebrated Sunnybrook Foundation’s donor and songwriter John McDermott. the extraordinary efforts of three relations committee, told guests at the Mr. McDermott parlayed his passion volunteers by honouring them with award ceremony on November 5. for the care of Canada’s war veterans Sunnybrook Rose Awards. Former These latest recipients bring to 17 the into an annual holiday concert in the Board member David Jackson, inter- Having fought for freedom as a graphic history book on Sunnybrook. number of individuals honoured with Veteran’s Centre and a campaign for Alexandre Second World War resistance fighter, Mr. Raab also volunteered at nationally recognized singer John the Sunnybrook Rose Award since its the hospital’s new palliative care unit. Alexandre Raab, along with his wife Sunnybrook Foundation and was McDermott and Sunnybrook vascular inception in 2008. His charity, McDermott House Canada, Rabb Jeannine, immigrated to Canada in a long-time member of the foundation’s surgeon Dr. Robert Maggisano were pledged $3.6 million to the unit. each recognized for their commitment 2015 recipient David Jackson has 1953. They brought with them a Governing Council. been an active participant in the Between 2003 and 2011, Sunnybrook’s profound gratitude for the courage to building philanthropic support for As avid horticulturalists and successful Sunnybrook community for almost Chair in Vascular Surgery Dr. Robert of Canadian soldiers. Drawn to Sunnybrook’s life-saving care and entrepreneurs in the gardening industry, two decades, serving on the boards of Maggisano championed the Vascular Sunnybrook’s heritage as a hospital for research. Mr. and Mrs. Raab created a hybrid both Sunnybrook Foundation and the Golf Tournament, which raised war veterans and by its transformation rose specifically for the hospital. The The Sunnybrook Rose was created hospital. He was also a board member, $3 million for the vascular surgery into a major academic health sciences Sunnybrook Rose serves as the symbol by Alexandre and Jeannine Raab, founding director, secretary and chair. He also helped to raise millions centre, the Raabs’ benefaction has of the hospital’s annual Rose Award long-standing donors and dedicated vice-chair of Sunnybrook Research of dollars for the Schulich Heart spanned 25 years. ceremony, which honours the dedica- volunteers to the hospital. Sadly, Institute and Sunnybrook Research Centre renovation as a member of Mr. Raab was a man of many interests, tion of Sunnybrook’s philanthropic Mr. Raab passed away in September, Academy. Mr. Jackson and his wife the campaign cabinet. which was reflected in the range of volunteers. A bed of these ivory and but his inspiring legacy of generosity Maureen are among Sunnybrook’s Ms. Odette Kaye expressed her deep Sunnybrook initiatives he and his wife yellow beauties bloom each year in and volunteerism continues to be sym- most generous benefactors. gratitude to all the recipients: “Thank supported. The hospital acquired its front of Sunnybrook Veterans Centre, bolized by the Sunnybrook Rose Awards. “David has emerged as a true leader, you for your leadership, your expertise, first MRI machine with a landmark and are a reminder of a man of great “The Sunnybrook Rose Awards are firmly committed to good governance your support and the countless hours The Sunnybrook Rose, gift from the Raabs. Their generosity intellect and many accomplishments. important because they provide us and genuinely respected by his friends, you’ve dedicated to rallying community created by Mr. and Mrs. Raab. extended to musculoskeletal research, Mr. Raab will be fondly remembered with a formal opportunity to say thank former colleagues and clients,” said support for Sunnybrook.” the echocardiography lab and a photo- by the Sunnybrook community.

44 45 Sunnybrook Sunnybrook Foundation Foundation

Board of Directors

Dr. Andy Smith CHAIR Anita Gupta Terry O’Sullivan Phillip Crawley Mark McEwan Executive Vice President & President & CEO, Partner, Perry Dellelce Publisher & CEO, Founder, Chief Medical Executive, NMI Sales Tax Lax O’Sullivan Managing Partner, The Globe & Mail The McEwan Group Sunnybrook Health Consulting Group Lisus Gottlieb LLP Wildeboer Dellelce LLP Sciences Centre

VICE CHAIR Bonnie Hurvitz Rosemary McLeese Carey Diamond Cliff Rand Director, Vice-President, Stephen Tile Frederic Waks Managing Partner, National Managing Hurvitz Family Administration, Principal, President & CEO, Whitecap Venture Partner, Deloitte Tax Foundation Access Capital Ignite Strategy Trinity Development Partners Law LLP Group Inc. Owner, B.R. Interiors Corporation

Harry Rosenbaum TREASURER Dr. Barry McLellan Jennifer Tory Michael Kaye Founding Principal Albert Gasparro President & CEO, Group Head, Personal Trent Henry President & COO, & Director, CEO, G Group Sunnybrook Health & Commercial Banking, Chairman & CEO, Alexa Translations Great Gulf Group of Sciences Centre RBC Royal Bank Ernst & Young LLP Companies

Gord Love Dr. Phyllis Glanc Portfolio Manager, Jos Schmitt Carol Wilding Co-Director, Obstetrical SECRETARY Branch Manager & President & CEO, President & CEO, Ultrasound Centre, Stacey Murphy Director, Aequitas NEO Chartered Professional Shelley McGirr Sunnybrook Health Wealth Management, Exchange Inc. Accountants of Ontario Sciences Centre ScotiaMcLeod Inc.

Blake Goldring Anne Odette Kaye Som Seif Chairman & CEO, Allan MacDonald E. & G. Odette Founder & CEO, AGF Management COO, Canadian Tire Foundation Purpose Investments Limited

46 47 For audited financial statements Sunnybrook please visit sunnybrook.ca/ Foundation foundation/statements

The Governing Council is the voting body of Governing Sunnybrook Foundation. Its primary governance responsibility is to elect the Directors of Council the Foundation Board at the Annual General Meeting each year.

Aziz Bhaloo Catherine A. Deluce Dr. Kevin Higgins Tim W. Kwan Rosemary McLeese Heather Reid Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M. CHAIR The Foray Group of Companies Chestnut Park Real Estate Sunnybrook Mon Sheong Foundation Access Capital Corporation Sunnybrook Terry O’Sullivan Dr. Robin R. Richards Lax O’Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP Jordan L. Bitove Carey J. Diamond Christopher S.L. Hoffmann David Lam Dr. Barry McLellan Sunnybrook Stephen Tile Spectrum Capital Partners Whitecap Venture Partners Brompton Group Tai Foong International Ltd. Sunnybrook Ignite Strategy T. Iain Ronald Tracey J. Black Diana M. Dunlap Susanne Holland Diane Lang Mark R. McQueen Elizabeth Tory VICE CHAIRS GFH Group Inc. Lang Management Wellington Financial Harry Rosenbaum H. Garfield Emerson, Q.C. William T. Holland Great Gulf Group of Companies Jennifer Tory Anne Odette Kaye E. & G. Odette Foundation Ann Bowman Emerson Advisory CI Financial Corp. David A. Leslie Ted Meighen RBC Royal Bank RBC Royal Bank Porter Airlines Inc. Dr. Gordon Rubenfeld Joel Feldberg Gordon J. Homer Richard H. Ling Sunnybrook Gregory W. Tsang Carol Wilding Chartered Professional William E. Bradford The Global Group Advisory Services Deloitte Gregory A. Milavsky CIBC Asset Management Inc. Gordon J. Homer Canterbury Park Capital Aubrey A. Russell, Q. C. Accountants of Ontario Thomas H. Brent George A. Fierheller, C.M. Ana P. Lopes, C.M. Jane B. Underwood Maureen J. Sabia, O.C. Four Halls Inc. J. Michael Horgan Ian D. Milnes Donald R. Brown, Q.C. Phipps Lounsbery Canadian Tire Corporation, Erol Uzumeri Alan B. H. Abrams Melmerby Investments Inc. John T. Firstbrook Mary-Ellen Horgan Litchfield Capital Advisors Brian Minton Limited Carlro Holdings Ltd. The Firstbrook Lifestyle Integrated Inc. Annette M. Verschuren, O.C. H. Michael Burns Group of Companies Marilyn Hull W. Carl Lovas Gerrard Schmid NRstor Inc. Joan H. Addison The Janet and Charles Burns Odgers Berndtson W. Frank Morneau, Sr., D+H Foundation Elizabeth Flavelle Bonnie Hurvitz KCSG, KCHS Marcia Visser David Agnew Hurvitz Family Foundation Gord Love Morneau Shepell Inc. Jos Schmitt Seneca College Linda C. Campbell John R. Gardner ScotiaMcLeod Inc. Aequitas NEO Exchange Inc. John A. Vivash Fields Institute for Research Garry L. Hurvitz Dr. John J. Murnaghan Tesseract Financial Inc. Lesley A. Alboini Anne-Marie Canning in Mathematical Sciences Hurvitz Family Foundation Robert W. Luba Sunnybrook Dr. Seymour Schulich, Luba Financial Inc. O.C., C.F.A. Frederic A. Waks Malcolm D. Anthony Celine Chen Trinity Development Group Inc. RBC Dominion Securities Inc. Albert Gasparro J. David A. Jackson Stacey Murphy Nevada Capital Corporation G Group Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Sherry Mabro Robert W. Chisholm Gulshan Nanji Som Seif Colin D. Watson Gail Appel Dr. Brian Gilbert Dr. Michael H. Julius Allan A. MacDonald Purpose Investments Dr. Mabel Choi Canadian Tire Pyarali G. Nanji Michael Wekerle Mark G. Appel, Q.C. Sunnybrook Sunnybrook Sunnybrook Belle-Pak Packaging Inc. Kimberley Shannon, Difference Capital Financial Inc. Gwyn Gill Vijay J. Kanwar Anne Marie MacLeod CFA, MBA David Archibald James R. Christie John D. Wetmore XPV Capital Corporation KMH Cardiology & Sunnybrook Nimi Nanji-Simard Sionna Investment Managers Inc. Canadian Tire Dr. Phyllis Glanc Diagnostic Centres Inc. Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor, C.M. Sunnybrook Walter M. Macnee Joseph M. Natale Lydia H. Sharpe Salvatore M. Badali Gerald R. Connor Michael Kaye MasterCard Worldwide TELUS Corporation Odgers Berndtson Cumberland Private Wealth William E. Wilder Blake C. Goldring Alexa Translations Peter Sharpe Management Veronica S. Maidman Dr. Ken Ng Richardson GMP Ltd. Shane Baghai AGF Management Limited Equifax Canada Total Health Management Inc. Susan M. Shaw Shane Baghai James C. Keating Charles M. Winograd Dr. Sherry Cooper Leonard H. Goodman Group of Companies Dominion Lending Centres John S. Man Jennifer Pagnutti John L. Sherrington First Financial Corporation B. Vincent Kelly Andrea L. Wood Chinese Cultural Centre Scotia Capital Inc. Sharon Baghai TELUS Corporation Carol A. Cowan Lily Goodman Edward J. Kernaghan of Greater Toronto Louis P. Pagnutti Ernst & Young Global Limited Dr. Kenneth I. Shulman Mauro Baldassarra All Seniors Care Living Centres Principia Research Inc. Donald O. Wood Phillip Crawley Stephen O. Marshall Sunnybrook Starlane Home Corporation The Globe and Mail Maureen Parkinson Anita Gupta Sheryl Kerr EdgeStone Capital Partners Inc. Dr. C. Stewart Wright, Georgia H. Sievwright Dr. Martin Barkin NMI Sales Tax Consulting Group Strathfield Consultants Ltd. FRCSC George N. M. Currie Lorraine B. McCaughey J. Brian Prendergast Sunnybrook Graham Hallward Ann Kerwin Recochem Inc. Dr. Andy Smith Hollis F. Barry Frederick F. Dalley The Alva Foundation Mark McEwan Sunnybrook Arrow Capital Management Inc. Valerie Pringle Marilyn P. Wright Jennifer Bassett Michael M. Koerner, C.M. The McEwan Group Richard M. Harris Canadian Overseas Investment Sandra J. Spencer Bassett Events Aubrey L. Dan Len Racioppo Paul Zentil KPMG Limited Shelley McGirr Dancap Private Equity Inc. Coerente Capital Management Inc. Willard S. Sutherland Zentil Property Management Inc. Paul L. Bertin No Limit Technologies Inc. Marie Heffernan Sonja N. Koerner Dr. Brian H. McGrath Marla L. Dan Sporting Life Alexandre Raab* James C. Temerty, C.M. Canadian Hadassah-WIZO Susan J. Helstab Dr. Hans J. Kreder, FRCSC Northland Power Inc. Austin C. Beutel Cliff Rand Oakwest Corporation Limited Four Seasons Hotels Limited Sunnybrook Virginia McLaughlin Perry N. Dellelce Helmhorst Investments Limited Deloitte Tax Law LLP John W. Thompson Wildeboer Dellelce LLP Nani Beutel Trent Henry R. Shayne Kukulowicz Ernst & Young LLP Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP

48 49 48 49 Sunnybrook Sunnybrook Foundation Foundation

Counsel Advancement Sunnybrook Our Providing advice and counsel, Committee Next Generation these leaders are some of Donors Sunnybrook’s longest-standing This group of leaders actively This group of leaders supports Sunnybrook’s supporters. advances Sunnybrook’s vision mission and goals by actively engaging a new in the community. generation of supporters in the community.

Dr. Martin Barkin CO-CHAIR CHAIR GENERAL Lifetime Austin C. Beutel Perry N. Dellelce Michael Kaye MEMBERSHIP Chairman, Managing Partner, President & COO, Donors Alex Aptekman Oakwest Corporation Limited Wildeboer Dellelce LLP Alexa Translations Natalie Aziz We are deeply grateful Nani Beutel Salman Aziz to the following individ- CO-CHAIR VICE CHAIR Sharon Baghai uals and organizations Bryan Bambrick Gerald R. Connor Jennifer Tory Morgan Borins – our most generous Alan Bekerman Chairman & CEO, Group Head, Personal & Director of Business Operations, donors – who have given Whitney Binns Cumberland Private Wealth Commercial Banking, RBC Royal Bank CounselQuest $25,000 or more cumu- Management Natalie Bitove Lauren Bloom latively to Sunnybrook Kim Beckman Whitney Bloom Foundation up to George N. M. Currie EXECUTIVE Senior Partner, Jennifer Bowser December 31, 2015. COMMITTEE James W. Davie Davies Howe Partners Lawyers Jesse Buckstein Carol Chan Shernee Chandaria Borys Chabursky $20,000,000+ George A. Fierheller, C.M. Lawyer, Vanesa Cotlar President, SHI Consulting Inc. Susanne & William Holland President, Sherrard Kuzz LLP Susanna Dawson Edmond Odette*, C.M. & Four Halls Inc. Gloria Di Giovanni Colin Deeks Gloria Odette* and E. & G. Private Banker, Andrew Miller Shayn Diamond J. Michael Horgan RBC Wealth Management, Associate, Leveraged Finance, Jonathan Drake Odette Foundation RBC Royal Bank RBC Capital Markets Kyla Falkiner Sigmund Levy Kathryn A. Foster Hurvitz Family Foundation Owner, Carey J. Diamond Blake Jespersen Kent Foster I.C.I. Shopping Centres Ltd. Managing Partner, Managing Director, Aris Gianneskis Whitecap Venture Partners Foreign Exchange Lauren Hanna $10,000,000 TO Virginia McLaughlin Products, Jen L. Harrop $19,999,999 President, Stephen Diamond President & CEO, Diamond Corp. BMO Capital Markets John F. Hill Shaila & Soham Ajmera Tour de Bleu Helmhorst Investments Limited Sarah Hull Family Patrick Dovigi Simon Leith Andrew M. Joyner Seymour Schulich, O.C. & Dusan Miklas President & CEO, Associate, Nicole Karmali Tanna Schulich and Family President & CEO, GFL Environmental Corp. Osler, Hoskin & Andrew P. Kaye J.P. Sheridan* Canadian Breast Cancer Henry & Esther Bernick* Douglas MacKay Invar Building Corporation $2,500,000 TO Harcourt LLP Lindsay S. Knowlton Frederick W. Thompson* Foundation, Ontario John Bitove*, C.M. & Dotsa Walt & Kate Macnee Blake C. Goldring Brendon Lendor-Mason $4,999,999 Terry O’Sullivan Chapter Bitove & their Families Adrienne & Douglas Mahaffy Chairman & CEO, Jennifer Luu Shannon Lewis In Memory of Amy Chan Founding Partner, AGF Management Limited The Slaight Family Canadian Imperial Bank of through The Bitove and Family Manager of Financial Michael Lord Sydney & Florence Cooper Lax O’Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP Commerce Foundation Estate of Douglas J. Manley Services, Canadian Evan Lyons Foundation and Family Marie Heffernan Gelato Cup Golf Tournament Murray & Bonnie* Brasseur Insurance Brokers Inc. Grant Mcadam Temerty Family Foundation Anthony* & Margaret Crolla Estate of William Vanderlure T. Iain Ronald The Nelson Arthur Hyland Estate of Mary P. Carter Gord Love Theodore R. Meighen DeFrancesco Family Martin Foundation Estate of Vimy Lena Elizabeth Cristina Ronald Portfolio Manager, Branch Manager & Andrew Oliver Elizabeth Mingay $5,000,000 TO The Diamond Family R. Peter & Virginia Krembil Foundation Coleman Director, Wealth Management, President, Andrew Mitchell Edgar & Bruce Johnson McLaughlin $9,999,999 Gerald & Carla Connor Maureen J. Sabia, O.C. ScotiaMcLeod Inc. Oliver and Bonacini Ardavan Mohajer McDermott House Canada Nani & Austin Beutel Estate of Albert Cummings Anthony & Valerie Melman Chairman of the Board, Restaurants Jordan L. Morassutti The R. Samuel McLaughlin Estate of J. Douglas Crashley Douglas Mackay L.C. Campbell Johnston Des* & Olive Messenger Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited Reghann Munno Foundation James & Mary Davie Aubrey & Marla Dan Sheryl & David Kerr Susan, Perry, Taylor & Louis* & Patricia Odette Eugene McBurney David Tile Andrea Nameth Sofina Foods Inc. and the Newton G.Z. Glassman Michael Koerner, C.M. & Helen & Paul J. Phelan* Frederick W. Thompson* Chairman, GMP Securities L.P. Founder & Director, Michael Panno Latifi family Nicholas Dellelce Ted* & Loretta Rogers Sonja Koerner Nimble Media Anne-Marie Paquette Tour de Bleu, Mattamy Graham Farquharson Alexandre* & Jeannine Raab Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M. John Tory*, Q.C. & Lee K. & Margaret Lau Dr. Anthony Melman Ian Peebles Homes & The Peter Gilgan Joel & Melissa Feldberg and Estate of Tiina Raag Chairman & CEO, Nevele Partners Inc. Benjamin Winograd Robert Perry Elizabet h Tor y Sigmund & Nancy Levy Foundation Family Cliff Rand & Marla Talsky Elizabeth Tory Senior Manager, Justin Pintwala One anonymous donor Dr. Susan Scace & Roche Canada Saul & Toby Feldberg and Michael* & Janet Scott Donald H. Morrison Portfolio Management. Alexander Pivnick Dr. Arthur Scace, C.M., Retired COO, BlackBerry Rose Ball Gala Family Estate of Jean Elizabeth Shanks Kelly Polci Q.C. and The Henry White RBC Weath Management Heart & Stroke Foundation Goldie R. Feldman Oleg Popovsky Sunnybrook Golf Classic Ada Slaight Gerrard Schmid of Canada Kinnear Foundation George Fierheller, C.M. & Chris Partridge Sarah Potosky Weston Brain Institute Estate of Florence CEO, D+H The Gulshan & Pyarali G. Estate of Lana Hershelle Glenna Fierheller Partner, Joseph Reichmann Women’s Health Golf Classic Winifred Stacey Nanji Family Foundation Sniderman Estate of Phyllis Mary Garton Som Seif Wildeboer Dellelce LLP Stephen Robinson One anonymous donor Dr. Joey Tanenbaum, C.M. & RBC Foundation Two anonymous donors Malca* & Israel Gewertz Founder & CEO, Purpose Investments Lyndon S. Shopsowitz Dr. Toby Tanenbaum, O.Ont. RBC Run for the Kids Blake & Belinda Goldring Melanie Dowhaniuk Alan Stevens Greg Thompson Amgen Canada Inc. $1,000,000 TO Frederic & Linda Waks President, Nate Tchaplia Sanofi Estate of William Green St. Jude Medical Bell Canada $2,499,999 Richard & Donna Holbrook and Family Colin D. Watson Imaginis Business David Tile Mark Appel, Q.C. & Barbara & Colin Watson Development Inc. George M. Tory (Canada) Inc. Boston Scientific Ltd. Ted & Alice Kernaghan Carol Wilding John A. Tory Sunnybrook Volunteer Brazilian Carnival Ball - Gail Rose Appel The Koschitzky Family Estate of Myrna L. Westcott President & CEO, Nick Tory Association Anna Maria de Souza Art Artuso Stephan Lewar*, O.Ont. Two anonymous donors 50 Chartered Professional Martha Vallance 51 Accountants of Ontario Jordan Winters Lifetime Donors Lifetime Donors $1,000,000 TO $2,499,999 $250,000 TO $499,999

$250,000 TO Estate of Edwin Roger Pooler Department of Surgery Sears Canada Inc. Steve & Katharine Coxford Michael & Jane Lay Tevya Rosenberg* $499,999 Division of Neurosurgery Sophie M. Lewar Trust Mr. Purdy Crawford*, C.C. Harold* & Shirley Lederman Tanya & Jos Schmitt Downsview Kitchens The Sam Sorbara Phillip & Stephanie Crawley Kenneth & Daisy Lee Estate of Edna Grace Abbott Norbert Schuller* The Eaton Foundation Charitable Foundation Donald & Audrey Crombie Estate of Kathleen Lennon Alan B.H. Abrams John A. Schweitzer & Edwards Charitable St. George’s Society of Toronto Estate of Mary Frances Cronin Dr. Bob Lester Vic & Lesley Alboini Robert Poirier Foundation Synthes (Canada) Ltd. George & Mary Crothers John Leyerle* & Patricia Eberle Estate of Jeannette Elise Anton Kerry & Som Seif Electrical Safety Authority Team Galati Hope for the Cure Kate N. Crozier Clifford Librach Thomas & Donna Baker Estate of Alvin Harry Seward Falconeri Munro Tucci LLP TELUS Estate of Lynda May Walter* & Susan Lind Mauro & Adrianna Robert Shapiro Fasken Martineau Toronto West Golf Cunningham Ana P. Lopes, C.M. & Don Baldassarra Alex Shnaider DuMoulin LLP University of Toronto - Mark & Ann Curry Tapscott, C.M. Gus Baril Marita Simbul-Lezon & Friends of the Orthopaedic & Department of Medicine Frederick & Susan Dalley Bob & Lorraine Luba Dr. Martin & Carol Barkin Ron Lezon Arthritic Campus Whistler’s Open Golf Estate of Evelyn Mary Davis William Lum & Ann Lum Estate of Katherine Bassel Marion C. Soloway (Gift Shop) Tournament John DeGasperis Estate of Graham MacLachlan The Bean Family Maureen & Wayne Squibb Galderma Canada Inc. Windfields Farm Leo & Sandra DelZotto Neo & Mark Mandlsohn Norman & Cicely Bell* John C. Stodgell* Green & White Gala Zimmer of Canada Limited Mr. & Mrs. Steven Diener Janet Marsh Frosst Ronald & Barbara Besse Estate of Lucia ten Kortenaar Yente Grosz Shabbat House Three anonymous donors Laura Dinner & Jill Denham & Stephen Marshall Jeff Bly & Janice Feldberg-Bly Eleanor & Burnett* Thall Hansjorg Wyss AO Medical Richard Rooney Estate of Frances Maruska Thomas & Sandra Brent Erich Thanner* Foundation Ian Douglas*, C.M. J. Scott & Patricia McCain $100,000 TO Estate of Emilie G. Brooks Jennifer Tory Harrowston Foundation Estate of Robert Butt Dunlop Wallace McCain* & Margaret $249,999 Estate of Elizabeth Mary James Tory*, Q.C. The Hearing Foundation Estate of Marta McCain, C.C. Browne Estate of Violet Edith of Canada Saeid & Fakhri Aghaei Dusmet-de-Smours Susan McCutcheon* Michael & Rena Buckstein Underhill The William and Nona Estate of Ruth A. Aitken Lynda E. Dyer* Steven & Shelley McGirr Charles* & Lenora Butler Estate of Janet Elizabeth Waite Heaslip Foundation Estate of Margot O. Anderson Estate of Evelyn Edith Eadie Dorothy McKay* Estate of Leila Emma Vera I. Wallace* Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Co. Helen Mary Armstrong* Garfield Emerson, Q.C. John G. McKee* Campbell Elizabeth & Bruce Walter Highland Farms & The Shane & Manda Baghai Shirley Endean* Estate of Catherine McLaren The Sofina & Amici Golf Classic Mark & Gloria Charness John G. Weir* Charles Coppa Family Estate of Mary Ellen Baker Gordon & Ricki Fenwick E.R.S. & Patricia McLaughlin Estate of John Chiasson The Wekerle Family Hip Hip Hooray Jim & Heidi Balsillie John & Elizabeth* Finlay Estate of Lillian Jeff Church & Susan M. Shaw John & Karen Wetmore Hurley Corporation Ralph Barford Edward & Sylvia Fisch Bernice McPherson Sherry Cooper Roy & Anne* Whitten Imperial Oil Limited John M. Beck Joan Fisher Mark & Andrea McQueen Abbott Nutrition Canada Sun Life Financial Estate of Marjorie Emma Canadian Cancer Society, Barry & Susanne Cooper Charles & Libby Winograd The Jackman Foundation Estate of Mary Anne Benesch Alison Fisher and Family The Bank of Nova Scotia Sunnybrook Department Larmon Ontario Division George & Daphne Currie Stanley Douglas Woollings Janssen Inc. Jacob & Klara* Berkovitz George & Susan Fowlie Gloria & James McSherry BMO Financial Group of Medicine David & Susan* Leslie Carranza Barristers & Dr. Leslie Dan, C.M. & One anonymous donor Justin Bieber: Paul & Wendy Bertin Albert & Nancy Friedberg Jim Meekison & The Rudolph P. Bratty Family TD Bank Group Estate of Beth MacIver Solicitors Anna Dan Home for the Holidays Estate of Evelyn Jean Blevins Harvey & Leah Fruitman Carolyn Keystone Foundation The Allan E. Tiffin Trust Leo* & Helen McArthur Charles Luther Burton Trust Estate of Eugene Boccia George & Kathy Dembroski A & B Fogel Charitable The Kavelman Fonn Roger & Kevin Garland Silvana Melara Breast Cancer Society of Toronto Hydro Corporation Archibald & Elizabeth* Covidien Ann & Douglas Bodley Estate of Ronald Edward Foundation Foundation Albert Gasparro Estate of James K. Mellor Canada Toronto Professional Fire McCallum The Arthur & Audrey Cutten Donnelly Kellogg Canada Inc. Estate of Margaret Boggs Estate of Arthur Gates Dusan & Anne Miklas Foundation Abbott Laboratories, Limited The Cadillac Fairview Fighters’ Association Estate of Luella McCleary Estate of Ernest Bradshaw Roy C. Foss & Family AGF Management Limited Labatt Breweries of Canada Mark & Sandra Gazzola Sue Milne Corporation Limited Vascular Clinic Golf Estate of Lawrence Dr. Jay Foundation Isobel M. Findley* Allergan Inc. Lerners LLP Jeremy & Andreana Brasseur Vern & Pamela Gazzola Bruce H. Mitchell Cara Operations Limited Tournament Bert Morgan Elkie Adler MS Clinic Estate of Elizabeth Shirley Fox The Alva Foundation Liberty Health Michael & Julia Bratty C. Ray & Florence Giddings Ziba Mizrahi Celgene Canada Veterans’ Affairs Canada Estate of Maxine Morris Ernst & Young LLP Estate of Paul Russell Frasca Anatolia Tile & Stone Loblaw Companies Limited and Family John & Endla Gilmour David & Joan Moore City of North York Jack Weinbaum Family Janice & Earle O’Born GE Healthcare Estate of Mavis Gardiner The Argyle Cup & The Argyle The Samuel Lunenfeld The Bratty Family Lawrence & Diana Goad Estate of Victor Mozarowski Foundation John & Leslie Pearson Michael Albert Garron John and Myrna Daniels Mrs. C. Warren Goldring Charitable Foundation Estate of George Ivan Michael* & Karyn Goldstein Sonya Neufer Foundation Affair Charitable Foundation The Winberg Foundation and Family Barry & Laurie Green Bay Street Fore a Cause Inc. Lymphoma Foundation Canada Earl Brown Marianna* & Antonio Greco Jack & Vera Nunn* Wine 4 Heart Estate of Rose Reid GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Estate of Vincent Albert Bay Street Grand Prix MED-EL Elektromedizinische Sue* & Michael Burns Anthony Griffin* Jennifer & Louis Pagnutti Harry and Shirley Young Mario Romano Great-West Life, London Life The Firkin Group of Pubs Grozelle Bayer Inc. Geräte GmbH Robert Burton Estate of Ethel Gertrude Hallett Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pal Charitable Foundation Estate of John Seme and Canada Life General Motors of Canada Estate of Marjorie Hamilton Max Bell Foundation The Mental Wellness Network Vivian & David Campbell Russell Harrison* Jocelyn Palm One anonymous donor IBM Canada Ltd. Limited Lydia & Peter Sharpe Miller Tavern Margaret Chambers* Gerald Heffernan, O.C. & Maureen & Roger Parkinson ivari Marie & Joe Heffernan Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP The Great Gulf Homes Estate of Berenice Smirle Molson Breweries Estate of Keela Chapman Geraldine Heffernan Lionel & Elaine Parry Stephan R. Lewar Trust Joan Eakin & Chris Hoffmann The Blidner Family Foundation Charitable Foundation Estate of Brenda Monsanto Canada Inc. Ray Chang* & Donette Estate of Harriet Helwig G. Scott Paterson $500,000 TO McLeish Orlando LLP Mary Ellen & Michael Horgan Bondfield Construction Helmhorst Investments Lee-Ann Smith Mother & Daughter Breast Chin-Loy Sharon Herman Estate of Irene Rennye $999,999 Merck Frosst Canada Ltd. Estate of Betty-Jane Inwood Company Ltd. Limited Barbara L. Steele* Cancer Awareness Group The Family of the late Estate of Strathearn Ann Cristina Pearse Jose A. Bacardi Neinstein & Associates LLP Arnold B. Irwin Bristol-Myers Squibb Hydro One Inc. Jane Stodgell* & The Municipality of Dixon S. Chant (Thern) Hicking John & Penny Pepperell Karen & Bill Barnett Oatley Vigmond LLP Estate of Margaret Agnes Isaac Canada Inc. Humour Me Arnold Massey Metropolitan Toronto William Wai Lap Cheng Margaret J. H. Howitt* Edwin & Deanna Peranson Eugene* & Alice Boccia Pfizer Canada Inc. J. David & Maureen Jackson The Andy and Beth Burgess Magna International Inc. Ann & Will Sutherland New Leaders of Sunnybrook and Family Estate of Garry Hoy Andrew* & Susan Peters Estate of Audrey May Boyce Power Workers’ Union Estate of Wilfred Davies Family Foundation Estate of Constance Tiffin Eric Chan Joel & Betsy Ippolito Lola A. Philp Mandarin Charitable Estate of W. Elizabeth Burton Rethink Breast Cancer Canada Johnson Canadian Pacific Limited Nordion James F. Tyrrell* Anil Chopra and Team Yonge, Foundation Estate of Chess T. Chessman Shoppers Drug Mart Tom & Annie* Kohn Canadian Spinal Research Nortel Networks Limited Estate of Pearl Cohen Jacobs Edwin Pooler* Two anonymous donors Steeles Ford and Lincoln Manulife Financial Robert & Andrea Chisholm Budd Sugarman Foundation Philip Leong Organization Oakdale’s Golf Fore the Cure Estate of Wilma G. S. Jamieson Ella Margaret Mae Potton James R. Christie & Hon Mead Johnson Nutrition Peter Cipriano Tesari Charitable Foundation The Ted Libfeld Family Canadian Tire Corporation, Old Bags Luncheon Elspeth Aileen Johnson Gail Suzanne Potts* Sarah E. Pepall Medtronic of Canada Limited George Cope, C.M. & AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Underwear Affair Estate of James Allan Limited Park’N Fly Estate of Irene Ellen Johnstone Estate of Adrian Nicolas Primc Alison Reid & T. R. Meighen Family Tami Cope The Harold E. Ballard May G. Vasey Trust MacCallum The Catwalk Cure Helen McCrea Peacock Margaret Johnstone Estate of Denis Charles Quinn Jim Christodoulis Foundation Estate of Joan Elizabeth Foundation The Hedwig Walch Dr. Brian & Sharon McGrath Chinese Community Group, Foundation K. Michael Kelly Len & Vivian Racioppo The Ciccolini and Middlefield Group Crocker The Ralph M. Barford Charitable Foundation Estate of Mary McNiven led by Judy Lee and RioCan Management Inc. Estate of William Arnold Kerr The Raftis Family Corby Families The Morrison Foundation Estate of Elizabeth Curtiss Foundation The WB Family Foundation Paul & Penny Minz William Cheng Road 2 Recovery Ian Kidson & Carole McNabb Rosemary C. Rathgeb Edwin & Deanna Cohen Murphy Family Foundation Frederick Freeland* Baxter Corporation R. Howard Webster Helen & Frank Morneau CN Royal Canadian Legion Estate of Chester Kroll Francis* & Ruth Redelmeier Night of Stars Albert Gasparro, Stefano J.P. Bickell Foundation Foundation Estate of Zelma Thomson Conservatory Group of The Royal Canadian Legion Estate of Gwendolyn Mr. Lung Chiu Kuk Donald & Nita Reed Northbridge Financial Guizzetti & Jack Scivoletto Boehringer Ingelheim The W. Garfield Weston Murphy Companies Ontario Command Irene Corcoran John Labatt Foundation Brian & Ellen Relph Corporation Mary & Graham Hallward (Canada) Limited Foundation The Muzzo Family D+H Charitable Foundation Estate of Ruth Wenonah Corner David Lam of Tai Foong Dr. Robin Richards Novartis Oncology Roy & Joan Hintsa J. Armand Bombardier One anonymous donor Terry O’Sullivan & Corey Jim V. and Lina DeGasperis Santa Parade Nick & Rosanne Cortellucci International Ltd. Jason & Yvonne Robertson Philips Healthcare Estate of Dr. Gesina Elisabeth Foundation Simpson Foundation The W.P. Scott Charitable Janet Cottrelle Mary Ann Lawrie Iain & Cristina Ronald Stryker Canada Helene Janssen Marie-José Overweel Department of Medicine Foundation Jack* & Jessie Coutts Theodore & Debbi Ross 52 53 52 53 Lifetime Donors Lifetime Donors $100,000 TO $249,999 $50,000 TO $99,999

Michael* & Catherine Meyer Zeifman Department of Psychiatry Merrill Lynch Estate of Sarah Evelyn Ackrow Jessica L.G. Shelley Rossman and Family Joe Zentil Dufferin Construction Metropia W. A. Bain* Evelyn Sheppard* Sandra Rotman, C.M. & Eleven anonyous donors Company The Michaels Family Estate of Roy Baker Sheldon & Vivian Silverberg Joseph Rotman*, O.C. E.I. du Pont Canada Company Foundation Helen G. Balfour* Sidney Silverberg Robert Jamieson* and Lois Abitibi-Consolidated Inc. The Echo Foundation Minto Foundation Inc. Estate of Maureen Baufeldt Hilda E. Simmons* Rowland & Family AIC Limited Elekta Missing Link Cancer Research Jalynn Bennett*, C.M. Robert & Mary Singer Estate of Leone C. St. Mars AIM Trimark Investments Inc. Ellen’s Food Group Inc. Foundation Douglas & Anne Berry Peter & Catherine Singer Estate of George James Albikin Management Inc. Ellesmere Fabricators Ltd. Morgan Stanley Canada Estate of Martha Jane Bishop Fern Small, Barry Wainstein Sampson Alcan Inc. Ellis-Don Construction Ltd Limited Evelyn Blevins* & Family Gerrard Schmid & An Evening of Music with Dan Enbridge Gas Distribution Night of Awesome Frank & Zsuzsi Bleyer William & Ruth Smallwood* Linda Mantia Hill & John McDermott Equifax Canada Inc. Novopharm Ltd. Estate of Marion Georgina Estate of Margaret Smith Nancy M. Scott AO/ASIF Research Commission Esso Resources Limited Ontario Energy Network Boucher Estate of Naomi Joan Smith Estate of Hazel M. Scougall Apotex Inc. Family Practice Associates, Organon Canada Ltd. Ann Bowman Jason & Heather Smith Victoria & Clive Seidel* Astellas Pharma Canada Inc. Women’s College Hospital Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP William Braithwaite Mr. & Mrs. Odric* H. Smith The Serruya Family Baycrest Centre for Fantino Police Breakfast Philips Electronics Ltd. Eric Bresler The Spagnolo Family Michael & Rose Shannon/ Geriatric Care Fiera Capital Pilkington-Henniger Estate of Victor Bridgeman Charles E. Springer* Morse Shannon LLP The Benjamin Foundation FML Medical Laboratories Charitable Trust John R. Bridger* Estate of Allan Thomas Squier Estate of Stewart Shaw Berlex Canada Inc. Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Michael Budman & Estate of Beatrice May Stafford John & Amanda Sherrington BFS Entertainment Charitable Fox Trot Procter & Gamble Diane Bald Margaret Stephens & M. Ouilla Shirriff* Foundation The Ganz Family Charitable Putting for Preemies Paul Burchell Joan Catterson Estate of Kathleen Mary Sloan BFS Golf Tournament Foundation Rameses Shriners Winifrede W.R. Burry Estate of Irene May Stevenson W. Lennox Smart* E.W. Bickle Foundation General Electric Canada Inc. Rayjo Charitable Trust Mrs. Audrey Campbell* Estate of Edith Eleanor Stewart Estate of Ellen Irene Smith Biogen Canada Inc. George Weston Limited Richards Medical Company Anne-Marie & Robert Canning Estate of Molly Stork Rio Algom Limited Estate of Hazwell S. Smith The Black Family Foundation GG Canada Limited Estate of Marjorie Carew Lilly Offenbach Strauss Rogers Communications Inc. Ann Southam* Bill and Vicky Blair Partnership Estate of Edwin Oliver Carey Dr. Bradley & Terry Strauss Roots Canada Ltd. Estate of Mary Stenli Foundation Giving Hearts Foundation Estate of Frederic James Carson Women’s Health Golf Classic Estate of Isobel Elizabeth Rosen Family Foundation Barbara Stymiest & BMO Employee Charitable Gluckstein & Associates LLP Estate of William L.J. Carton Stuppard Rotary Club of East York James Kidd Foundation Golf Fore Spine Research Dorothy Catterson* David Sudolski Royal Pine Homes Paul Sudolski Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Tournament Estate of Winnifred Eva Inarose and Inayetali Sumar Serono Canada Inc. John F. Flinn* Morris & Sally Justein* Estate of Irene Maklary J. Brian Prendergast Alain & Deborah Sutton Brant Business Park Grecfam Holdings Ltd. Blanche Caughey B.G. Thomas Servier Canada Inc. Michael & Anne Ford James & Mary Keating Barry Reiter & Karen Malatest Estate of Irene Matilda Prior Estate of Katherine Swartz Brascan Corporation and Gulf Canada Resources Ltd. Robert Chafee Mary Thomas* Seven Star Express Line Robert & Julia Foster Peter & Margie Kelk Howie & Terry Mandel Peter & Valerie Psihogios Ian & Carol Telford Noranda Inc. H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. Estate of John Edward John & Judie Thompson Carolyn Sifton Foundation Inc. Irving & Ruth Frisch George* & Donalda Kelk Raymond A. Mandzuk* and Family Marianne Teubner B-Strong HDR Architecture Chalcraft Martha J. Tory Smith & Nephew Inc. Norbert Frischkorn Marty Kelman Estate of Jacob Mann Ida Pusateri Kevin & Heather Thistle Canadian Hadassah-WIZO Associates Inc. Peter & Catherine Clark Estate of Jean K. Tripp Stella Elizabeth Hopper* Kirby Gavelin Maureen Kempston Darkes, Ivan* & Ursula Mark Estate of Grace Geraldine Pyne Estate of Grace Lorraine (CHW) Toronto Centre Heat Sealing Packaging Suzanne Cohon & Mark Stephen S. F. Tung Stiefel Canada Inc. Elizabeth & Donald Geater* O.C., O.Ont. Denis Marsh* William & Cynthia Quinn Thomas Canadian Orthopaedic Supplies & Equipment Cohon, O.Ont. Rose Urquhart Stikeman Elliott LLP Gillick Family Estate of Donald Wilmot & Judy Matthews Thomas Rahilly & Jean Fraser Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M. & Foundation Hepburn Engineering Inc. Douglas & Paula Cook Estate of Ruth Estella Vanderlip Suncor Inc. Jeffrey Gollish & Alexander Kerr Estate of Catherine Maud John Rainey* Esther Tile Cancer Care Ontario Hiram Walker and Sons Ltd. Carol A. Cowan (Levine) J.B. Vaughan*, C.M. Sunnybrook’s Paediatric Patricia Houston Edward & Ann Kerwin Moulton Irene E. Reed* Stephen & Christine Tile Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Hold em for Life Edward Crawford* Estate of Isabel Wakeford Associates Estate of Isabel Goodman Thomas Kierans & John R. Maudsley Gail Regan Robert L. Tundermann Centre for Addiction and HSBC Bank Canada Joyce Crawley* Estate of Susan Walters The Sunnybrook Surgical Lily & Gary Goodman Mary Janigan Nancy & John McFadyen Bruce & Lorna Robertson Estate of Morris Turk Mental Health Hudson’s Bay Company Edmond* & Edith Creed Derek R. Walton* Oncology Program Estate of Gordon Victor Gover Dr. Allan Knight* Sheila P. McGillivray Elizabeth Robinson Careless Anthony P. Viner & The Challenge: Cycle by Day, Hydro One, Employees’ Estate of Nora Patricia Anne & David G. Ward Surgical Oncology Gala Karen E. Green Henrietta Kostman Estate of Mary Alice McIntosh Barrie D. Rose & Family Catherine Viner Dance By Night and Pensioners’ Charity Crighton Geraldine Wardman* TACC Construction Ltd. Donna Green Dr. Hans J. Kreder Estate of Dorothy Jane McKay Fran & Keith Rose Estate of Hendrik Vliegenthart Chris Li Golf Classic Trust Fund Richard J. Currie, O.C. Estate of Douglas G. Watson Toronto and Area Road Don Green Jack & Juliana Kwan Robert & Rosemary McLeese Estate of Carolyn Mildred Ross The Waitzer Family Christie Group Limited The Hylcan Foundation Robert Dale* Julia Conn Watt* Builders Association David Green, Daphne Wagner, and Family Dr. & Mrs. Barry & Richard & Sheila Ross Debbie & Jay Waks and Family Chwant-Seto Family Trust Irpinia Club Estate of Ruth Day Estate of Jack Whitla Toronto Star Lita & Mikey Green Arthur & Sonia Labatt Jeanette McLellan In memory of Louis & Sarah Edith Wallace Cobble Beach Concours J + J Shared Services Anne M. Kuna- Delicaet* Don & Sarah Wiersma Tor ys L L P Richard & Rita Guest Jessie Landell Dieter Menzel Marie Ruby In memory of Orly Watkin d’Elegance Joe Sottosanti ALS Research Dr. Jon Dellandrea, C.M. & Tor Williams Tour for the Cure Dan Hagler & Family Kathleen H. Lang* Estate of Helen Eileen Meredith John & Carryn Ruffolo Douglas G. Watson* Colon Cancer Canada Charity Golf Tournament Lyne Dellandrea Estate of Marjorie Laura TransCanada Pipeline Limited Dr. Ching Lau John Miller Derek & Tina Russell Estate of Vera Margaret Watson Colorectal Cancer Screening Johnson & Johnson Catherine & Robert Deluce Howard Wilson Trinity Development Group Robert & Maureen Hall Estate of Arlie Laxton William* & Joan Miller Danny* & Vivienne Saltzman Estate of Nikolaus Weimann Initiative Foundation Jumping for PALS Angelo & Carol DelZotto Muriel Charlotte Wilson UBS Stephen Halpern Estate of Archibald D. Leitch George Minarsky Estate of Jean Campbell Sydney* & Lillian Weinstock Commissionaires KPMG LLP Morris & Gertrude Diamond* Carrie & Robert Wortzman Ventana Clinical Research David & Birgitta Harquail and Estate of Elvira Lobe Lieblich Belle* & Leonard Mulligan Saunders Estate of Alice Kathleen Welsh (Great Lakes) Labour of Love Estate of Professor Frances Mrs. Jean Wright Kilpatrick & Corporation The Harquail Family J. Ross & Elizabeth Estate of Joyce Munger Louis Savlov Myrna & David Westcott* Compass Group Canada LEO Pharma Inc. Whitman Doane Mr. John Kilpatrick* The Benjamin Walker Estate of Naoko Hayashi LeMesurier* Ina Murdock Estate Richard Savoury Rob Wildeboer Comprehensive Care The Maxwell and Ruth Leroy David & Arlene Dougall John* & Mary Yoerger Foundation Estate of Tatsuo Hayashi Jerry & Millie Lev Nancy Ralph & Associates Benj Schachter* & Ricky David & Lindy Williams International Foundation Estate of Roy Dow Marvin Yontef The Windward Foundation Estate of John Heaven Hazel Lavina Lickley Estate of Isabel O’Connell Schachter*, C.M. Estate of Mary Williamson Coppa’s Fresh Market & LNG Investment Group Robert Eardley-Wilmot* Helen Zinkargue The Geoffrey H. Wood Dr. Sender Herschorn Roy & Marjorie Linden Trish* & Rob O’Connor In Memory of Sigmund Schmidt Estate of Geoffrey The Louie Coppa Family Lombard Canada Ltd. Estate of Nancy-Leigh Estate of Angel (Anshel) Foundation Shira Herzog* Jean & Jerry Lindsay Estate of Hilda Carlyle Oram Estate of John Manuel Schofield Tegetmeier Wills Cruise for a Cure Maj 4 Mammaries (Gossage) Eaton Zylberman Wyeth Consumer Richard & Helen Holtby Ernie Loch Dean Orrico Estate of Mildred Schleihauf Estate of William Arbuthnott James H. Cummings Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Estate of Dorothy Jeanette Fifteen anonymous donors Healthcare Inc. Carolyn & Gordon Homer Estate of Jean Loeffelhardt Sydney Osterman Estate of Francoise Marie Willson Foundation Inc. McCarthy Tétrault LLP Elliott YM Inc. Charitable Foundation Estate of Jennifer C. A. Hooker Estate of Virginia Marie Long Yun Chong Pan* Anne Schwartze Estate of Florence Kathleen CureALS in honour of The McColl-Early Foundation Robert* & Margaret Engel C.R. Younger Foundation Joan Howes Phipps & Barbara Lounsbery Estate of Daisy Winifred Thomas & Marjorie Schwartz 3M Canada Company Wilson Gail Burgess The J.W. McConnell Family Estate of Margaret E. Faessler One anonymous donor John & Tracey Ing Nicholas & Virginia* Lucas Pearce Lyla & Frank Schwartz AbbVie Corporation Eldon A. Winsor DD Alan Fox Foundation Joel & Gail Fenwick Robert L. James Sherry Mabro Estate of Rose Perlstein and Family Agfa Inc. Estate of John B. Withrow Deloitte & Touche McLean Budden Paul Fenwick Dr. Peter J. Janetos* Estate of Dorothy A. Macham Sheila Pollock* Estate of Mary Scott Airport Club Golf Tournament $50,000 TO Dr. C. Stewart Wright & Department of Family The McLean Foundation Firstbrook Family Garth & Mary Jestley Janet & Gar MacInnis Estate of Katharine Estate of Frances Leona Sealy Allstate Foundation of Canada $99,999 Mrs. Marilyn Wright Medicine Medipac International Inc. Margaret Fitch Estate of Alexander Johnston Bruce & Karen MacLellan Joyce Pomanti John & Anna Semple Altamira Management Ltd. Chen-Yeh Yueh Nan * family Department of Medical The Catherine & Maxwell Estate of Violet Mary Michael, Jackie, Joanna, David & Merryl Josephson* Alex Macnaughton*, Q.C. & In loving memory of Estate of Evelyn Mary Shea ANRAD Corporation Angelo Zaccheo* Imaging Meighen Foundation Rosina Adair Mitchell & Jason Flatt and Family Phyllis Macnaughton Renald Potvin Joe & Mary Frances Sheehan Anspor Construction Limited

54 55 54 55 Lifetime Donors Lifetime Donors $50,000 TO $99,999 $25,000 TO $49,999

Antamex International Inc. General Insurance Company MacLaren McCann Canada Inc. Wine Tasting Masters of Peter A. G. Cameron* Alan & Peggy Forde David I. & Marilyn Hull James W. McCutcheon*, Q.C. In memory of Colin Ramsay Eddie & Pia Tatone Apotex Foundation of B. C. Dynamic Fund Foundation Macquarie Group Foundation Burgundy Hugh Cameron Briar & Laura Foster Kevin Imrie Pat & John McCutcheon Harry* & Joyce Raymond and Family The Armadale Foundation Eagles Nest Golf Club Inc. Marco Risebarto Gala Woodbine Entertainment Emmett & Hope Campbell Harry & Rose Foster Glenna M. Ingold Aileen & John McGrath Gertrude V. Redfern* Estate of Emma Agoston Taylor Army, Navy & Air Force Eat, Drink and Dance for ALS Markham District Veterans Group Guy & Margaret Carr-Harris Harry* & Sandra Freedhoff John & Norah Irwin* Estate of Ernest Bradley Connie Reeve Estate of Ingrid Taylor Veterans in Canada Ontario EDS Canada Inc. Association Six anonymous donors John & Margaret Catto Harry Freedman Kristian & Margaret Isberg McKague Heather Reid & Graham Morris M.E. (Paddy) Thomas* Command The Mariano Elia Foundation Mason Homes Limited Alberta Cefis Montgomery & Reta Fridenberg* Henry N. R. Jackman, O.C., Estate of John Harve McKenzie Dr. Marciano Reis Beatrice Titley* The Arthritis Society The Fraser Elliott Foundation Master’s Insurance Golf $25,000 TO In loving memory of Harvey & Annice Frisch O.Ont. In memory of Graydon McNair Carl & Joan Renzoni Estate of Margaret Irene Atlantic (HS) Financial Emergis Inc. Tournament & Cycling Giro $49,999 Adrian Cellucci Lynn & George* From Estate of Martta Laina Jack* & Vodrie McOuat Leeds Richardson* Tomk ins Corporation Export Packers Company McDonald’s Restaurants of Xingchao Chai Janice Fukakusa & Greg Belbeck Kaarina Janes F. Donald McPhun John & Pamela Richardson In honour of Margaret John & Hilary Abell Bad Boy Furniture Limited Canada Limited Josephine Chan & Kathleen Gairdner* Ian L. Joffe C. Edward* & Julia Medland Barbara Robertson Elliott* MacLean-Topps In memory of my grandparents Barrick Gold Corporation S.L. Feldman & Associates, McMillan Binch LLP Franklin Chau Estate of Mary Johanna Stephen Johnson Lawrence & Norma Melara Estate of Dorothy Adele John H. Tory, Q.C. & Barbara Carl & Rose Abrams and The Beach Ball A Division of A & F Music Ltd. Mediacom Inc. Murray & Deborah Chant Gardhouse Estate of Harry Robert Jolliffe The S. J. Mendelson Family Robinson J. Hackett Morris & Rita Gebien Being There with Pavlo FGF Brands Inc. George Cedric Metcalf Serena Cheng Peter & Nga Gilgan Estate of Constance Maria Stephen Miao Edward & Suzanne Rogers Alexander Tosheff In honour of my parents and Friends Fidelity Investments Canada Ltd. Charitable Foundation Ron & Sandra Chiovitti Dr. Bernard Goldman, C.M. Kachmar Estate of Hazel Irene Mickus Michael & Mary Rolland Bonnie A. Tough* Claude & Esther Abrams Biomet Inc. Fire Marshal’s Public Fire Midland Walwyn Capital Inc. John Chisholm & Frances Goldman In Honour of our Friend Simon Miller & Amanda Jack & Judith Rose Dr. Maureen Trudeau William Acton & Susan Loube The Hans J. Black Foundation Safety Council Mind Matters Flora Chong Dorothy Golds* David Kagan Kelman Miller David C. Ross Andrea Tse David & Sigrid Ades Blackberry Ltd. Flowers of Hope The Mutual Group of Canada Noreen & Rex Chong Ronald & Bonnie Goldstein Helen Karrys Barbara & Frank Milligan Aubrey Russell, Q.C. & Paula Mills & Spencer Tom & Mary Akin The Hazel Bradley Investment Friends of A.J. Casson National Bank Tony Chow Sheba Goldstein Friends of Mary Ann Karrys Arthur Mingay* Nancy Russell Tucker* Estate of Doris Bertha Alexander Corporation Limited Funding The Fight Dinner National Trust Company Vivian Chu Kevin Goldthorp & Diane Estate of Ben Katz Estate of Charles Leonard Charlotte Leslie Anne Ryall & A ndrew Tylman Estate of William Arthur The Brides’ Project & Dance Nestlé Canada Inc. Elaine & Kenneth Chung Mendes de Franca Estate of Marjorie E. Keller Misener Sydney Alexandra Ryall Walter & Marcia Unger Grant Allan The Edward Bronfman Fundraiser for OCD featuring North 44 Event Ann Clavelle Len & Alma Goodman Susan E. Kendall Garfield Mitchell Estate of Dorothy Winnifred Irving & Sylvia Ungerman Peter A. Allen Family Foundation Howie Mandell Odgers Berndtson Kathy Clough Kenneth Goodwin Estate of Kathleen Edna Kerr Craig Moffat Ryley Norman Urquhart* The Ambar Family The Buchan Family Foundation Gamma-Dynacare Medical Ontario Power Generation Celia E. Corcoran* Barry Gordon Sharifa & Sophia Khan Doris Moffatt* Bev & Seymour Saitowitz Felicia Valo and Family Estate of Agnes Philp Haldane Bunting Warburg Dillon Read Laboratories The Oshawa Group Limited Claudia Cortellucci Ross E. Goudie* In Memory of Jacqueline Kolber Mehran Mojgani Cookie & Stephen Sandler Dr. Susan VanDeVelde-Coke Anderson Burgundy Asset Management Percy R. Gardiner Foundation Parkview BMW Diane & Gary Cotton Robert & Janet Gouinlock Samuel Kolber Ellen Morgan* Paula Schipper & & Dr. William Coke Estate of Norman John Anderson Ltd. Goldman Sachs Canada Pearson Canada Inc. In memory of Mrs. Barbara Glenn & Tracie Graff Estate of Paula L. Kuusela Dr. Heather Morris Joel Finkelstein Richard Venn & Carol Mitchell Carolyn Anglin Cambodia Children’s Golf For Heart Pearson Canada Social Anne Coupal Harold Grammer In Honour of Michael J. Kuzmich Donald & Frances Morrison Heather Schoeler* Eric & Nora Versteeg Malcolm & Robin Anthony Summit Ride The Goodman Family Committee Elgin & Helen Coutts Estate of Rowena Agnes Grant Estate of Jean Lamb William & Mary Munro* Estate of Frances M. Scott Natalina & Carmine Vettese David & Robin Archibald Canadian Airlines International Foundation PerkinElmer LAS Canada, Inc. Elizabeth Crawford Janet Barbara Grass Breast Mary Susanne Lamont Estate of Wilma Muriel Fleger Donald* & Eilleen Scott Marcia Visser & Robert Beutel The Azouri Family Canadian Manual Skills & Goodmans LLP Pharmacia Canada Inc. Richard & Sophia Crenian Cancer Memorial Fund Betty & David Lay Dr. John & Deborah George & Lavanda Sharp Nina Volfson Schuyler Bankes & Family Fracture Documentation Guild Electric Ltd. Phil Talaska Memorial Golf Michael Cruickshank George Greason* David & Sharon Lee Murnaghan Albert L. Shelson* Peter J. Volk & Jodene D. Belsey John & Mary Barnett Foundation Hal Industries Inc., Peter & Tournament Marty Cutler & Marilyn Minden Jim & Fiona Green Corey & Laura Leibel Estate of Catherine Muriel Stanley & Donna Shenkman In loving memory of Jennifer Bassett The Lloyd Carr-Harris Donna Harco Phillips, Hager & North Barbara E. da Silva Reva Green* In honour of Kwok Lin Leung Murray William & Dianne Sherman Vassa Voulgari Gunes & Serkan Bayram Foundation Harlequin Enterprises Limited Investment Management Ltd. Elizabeth & Daniel Damov Estate of Murray Greenbloom Lawrence R. Levin John & Barb Murray Les & Freida Sherman Henry Waks* John Beare Centura and the Cowie Family Hollinger Inc. The Mimi and Sam Pollock Raymond G. Danniels Brian M. Greenglass Estate of Frances Levine Habib & Marziya Nasser Daphne & Larry Shick Estate of Marion Golden Walker Estate of Mary Beattie Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd. Hologic Inc Foundation David Danziger Daniel J. Greenglass Estate of Jack Marvin Lichtenfeld Blair (M.J.) Newman* Robert & Mary Shiraishi Alan Walker* Henry & Marianne Beck Citibank Canada The Hope for Health Project Art Norma E. Dattels Estate of William Gregory In loving memory of Fen James & Christine Nicol James Eric & Susan Sigurdson George & Mary Walsh Maurice Bent* Clubs for Cancer Charitable Foundation REDEV Properties Ltd. Estate of Aspasia Davis Bertha Gresham Chow “Joe” Lim-Fat Honor G. Nivin Estate of Verna Simmonds Lulu Warner* Roland & Marie Bertin Colorectal Cancer Association for Research Robbin’s Ride Margaret Davis* Estate of Audrey Adela Guscott Paul & Mary Lou Little Christina K. Ober Mrs. Caryl Ann Sinclair Edith Wasson Doreen* & Gerry Binhammer of Canada Donald F. Hunter Charitable Sam & Ida Ross Foundation Estate of Frances Louise Davison Hamilton & Susan Hall Audrey* & James Livingstone Anne Odette Kaye & Thomas Singer John H. Watson Concord Confections Inc. Foundation Royal de Versailles Jewellers Inc. Arthur A. Binnington Jeffrey Dawson & Janice James Mary C. Ham Larry Longo Kevin Kaye Leo & Linda* Slocombe Jacob* & Mitzie Weber Confederation Life Insurance Co. ICI Canada Inc. The Marc Santi Foundation Mary Blanchard Patricia De Mara Estate of Margaret E. Hamilton Martin* & Sheila Lubotta Faye Ogryzlo Estate of Arlie Ruth Irene Judy & Graham Weeks Congress Centres Inc. Imperial Life Assurance Sandra Schmirler Foundation Adam Blankenstein Michael & Honor de Pencier Elizabeth D. Hamilton Estate of Norman George Lynn Jeff & Tara O’Hagan Smallwood Stanley Weigen* Continental Hair Company Sentinelle Medical Inc. Danielle Blankenstein Ronald & Enid Denham Estate of William Paul Hammond Estate of Joseph Lyons Stephanie Oldfield Estate of Constance Jason Weinstein Jack Cooper Family Foundation Infostream Technologies Inc. Sentry Select Capital Corp. Michael & Rosalie Bonner Paul & Carrie Denton Michael Harrison Alisa & Allan Lyons Mr. James L. Oliphant and the Burford Smith Kathryn Weldon* The Co-operators Group Ltd. Iris Harding Trust Sexauer Ltd. Richard Bonnycastle Estate of Vera Dolly Denty Estate of Julia Harvie Molly Anne & Bill Macdonald late Joyce G. G. Oliphant Estate of John Harvey Smith R. Peter Welsh Coopers & Lybrand LLP The Norman & Margaret Siemens Canada Limited Henry Borden* Gert & Morris Diamond Family Frank Hasenfratz, C.M. & D. Edward Macklin John & Shelagh O’Neill Anne & Lucas Smith Richard Wernham & Corby Distilleries Limited Jewison Charitable Sofamor Danek Canada Inc. Anthony Borg Tom Di Giacomo & Rose Patten Margaret Hasenfratz* In memory of James Macklin Marion & Earl* Orser Bruce Smith* Julia West Creaghan McConnell Group Ltd. Foundation Solmar Devlopment Corp. Estate of Apolinaira Borney Kaj Dichow* Susan Hawkins David & Laurie MacLachlan Barbara & Coulter Osborne Gordon & Gwen Smith John Whitney The Cryptic Rite Charitable The Junior League of Toronto Sorin Group Canada Inc. R. N. Bose Joseph Dickstein Doreen Hawkinson & Stephen & Janet MacPhail Charles V. Oxman* Stephen & Jane Smith Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor, C.M. Foundation Inc JVC Jewellery Raffle Spar Aerospace Ltd. William Bradford Gail & Glenn Dobby Stephen Shapiro Robert & Kathleen Maggisano Estate of Margery E. Page In honour of Sheila & Judith Wilder Cuddy Corporation The Ben and Hilda Katz Strategic Charitable Giving Estate of John L. Bradley Estate of Dr. Margaret M. Trent & Lisa Henry Nancy* & Barry Malcolm In honour of Paul & Ariana Haydon Smith Robert & Jilla Williams CUPE Local 1 Golf Tournament Charitable Foundation Foundation Peter Braham Donnell In honour of Bernard Robert E. Mansfield Pampena and Cecilia, In honour of Edward & Elliott & Mimi Wilson The William and Arlene The Kensington Foundation Theatre Performance Night I. Eleanor Brillinger* TJ Donnelly Herman’s 100th Birthday Estate of Edward William Olivia & Giulia Rossi Eve Solmon James & Joyce Wilson* Daniels Charitable King Heating and Air hosted by Eric Gertner Elsa A. Broder* Estate of Yvonne Laurie Duff L. Milton Hess*, Q.C. & Ewart Marchant Angel & Francis Pang Cheryl & Fred Solmon Andrew Pollack & Foundation Conditioning and Family Christopher Brown Donald F. Duncan* Julie D. Hess Eric Margolis Estate of Irving Papoff Paul Spafford & Dr. Jean Judith Winberg Davies Ward Phillips & Geraldine and Alan King Thrill of the Grill J. W. Brown* Estate of Doreen Annie Dye Dennis* & Jean Hill Donna Mariani Penny Bell & Jack Pasht Davidson Alfred G. Wirth Vineberg LLP Foundation Tides Canada - LAM Event Estate of Sarah Jeanette Bruce Estate of Leonard William Eade Estate of Mildred M. Hill Dr. Frederick J. Marker Estate of Marjorie Lenore Paulich Patricia G. Sparrer Gregory H. Wolfond Peter & Pauline Dawson Kodak Canada Inc. Toronto Rock Black Out Estate of Ellen Jamieson Bryce Estate of Robert Elder Estate of Bathia Hines Dr. Paul Marks, Dr. Shawna John Phillips Crawford Spencer, Q.C. & Anita & Donald Wood Foundation at The Toronto Kraft Canada Inc. Breast Cancer Estate of Rachel Ann H.P. Ibrahim & Nermine Elgammal Dr. George Hiraki & Dr. Granovsky and Family Robert Pierce Sandra Spencer Yael Woodward Foundation Leda Krikorian Foundation Tridel Corporation Buchan William Enman* Esther Greenglass Norbert Marocco Peeter & Kathryn Poldre Leo N. Steven Richard* & Suzan Wookey Department of Anaesthesia Laidlaw UBT - United Brothers William P. Buckley David & Theresa Enns Christopher Ho Donald Marshall Geoffrey & Constance Pottow Estate of Dora Strachan Donald Wright* Department of Emergency The Langar Foundation Transport Ltd. Jacob & Esther Burstein Norman Esch* Ken and Teresa Ho Paul & Elizabeth Martin James* & Patricia Prendergast Louis A. Strauss Bennie & Celine Yip Services Lax O’Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP Uken Studios Inc. W. Elizabeth Burton* Estate of Catherine B. Essauloff Dr. Lucie Tuch-Homburger & J. Boyd Matchett Patricia K. Prendergast Maurice F. Strong*, P.C., Michael S. Young Department of Obstetrics Rocky Lofranco Charitable Ultimate Jet Set Sid & Lillian Butovsky Gavin Ezekowitz Egon Homburger* Ivor* & Jennifer Matthews Andrew & Valerie Pringle C.C., O.M. Gordon & Michele Young and Gynaecology Foundation The Veterans Honour Ride Dr. John David & Mary Cairns Michael & Heather Faralla John Honderich, C.M. The Robert G. Matthews Irene Prior* Geoffrey & Jacqueline Styles Dr. Alvin Zipursky Department of Ophthalmology The Long Run Foundation and Family and Friends Adel Farjo* Joan M. Hood Family George Przybylowski Benson & Joyce Sy Dr. Jack & Louise Zosky Department of Otolaryngology L’Oréal Canada Inc. Victoria’s Hope Thomas & Dorothy Caldwell Andrew Federer & Andrea Betty Horton Leighton & Brenda McCarthy Chandra* & Kumar Punithavel Kwok Leung Lam* Norbert Zuckerman* Department of Pathology The Walker Lynch Foundation Wellington Financial LP Hilda & Roy* Calhoun Odette Federer Estate of Lionel William Howard Estate of Anne McColl Dr. Linda Rabeneck Peter Phillip Talaska* Six anonymous donors The Dominion of Canada Mackenzie Financial Corporation The Wellesley Foundation John Cameron & Wendy Brown Abraham Fish

56 57 56 57 Lifetime Donors Lifetime Donors $25,000 TO $49,999 $25,000 TO $49,999

Hull & Hull LLP Olympus Canada Inc. Toronto Elegant Lions Club Michael Koerner, C.M. & Mark & Sandra Gazzola GG Canada Limited Cancer Awareness Group Hull Life Insurance Corporation Ontario Professional Fire Toronto Hong Kong Lions Sonja Koerner Margaret J. H. Howitt* Partnership Ontario Energy Network Humberview Chevrolet Fighters’ Association Club Walt & Kate Macnee Elspeth Aileen Johnson The Goodman Family Pelmorex Media Inc. Buick GMC Optimedia Canada Toronto Hong Kong Lion’s R. Peter & Virginia Douglas MacKay Foundation Employee Giving Program Hydro One Health, Safety Orthopaedic Surgical Club Gala McLaughlin Estate of James K. Mellor J + J Shared Services Pfizer Canada Inc. and Environment Charity Associates O & A Institute Toronto Paragon Lions Club Cliff Rand & Marla Talsky Terry O’Sullivan & Medtronic of Canada Limited Private Giving Foundation Golf Tournament Ozz Electric Inc. Toronto Rock Lacrosse Inc. Estate of Lana Hershelle Corey Simpson Mind Matters Seven Star Express Line Hydro One Silent Auction J.E. Panneton Family Foundation Towers Perrin Sniderman The Raftis Family Inco Limited Pelmorex Media Inc. Trader Classified Media Brian & Ellen Relph $25,000 TO Summerhill Capital Industrial Alliance Employee Giving Program Treasure Hill Home Corp. Humour Me Mario Romano $49,999 Management Inc. Inspired by Penny Gala Placer Dome Ltd. Jennifer Tu & Families Estate of George James Thrill of the Grill Magna International Inc. Xingchao Chai Isberg Charitable Trust Play for Jay - A Soccer Tribute Charity Foundation Sampson Toronto Professional Fire Murphy Family Foundation Kathy Clough Jack Gives Back in Memory of Jason Arnone Union Carbide Canada Alain & Deborah Sutton Fighters’ Association RBC Run for the Kids Ibrahim & Nermine Elgammal Jannock Limited PowerOne Capital Markets Limited Erich Thanner* The Winberg Foundation Sunnybrook Department of John & Elizabeth* Finlay Jarislowsky Fraser Limited Limited Universal Workers Union Sarah Edith Wallace* Medicine Estate of Wilma Muriel Fleger Jennifer’s Hope Gala The Premium Beer Company Local # 183 Estate of Myrna L. Westcott Harry and Shirley Young Norbert Frischkorn $10,000 TO Kalomas Investments Ltd. Primo Mechanical Inc. Valeant Canada LP Chen-Yeh Yueh-nan & family Charitable Foundation Dorothy Golds $24,999 Patrick and Barbara Keenan The Printing House Ltd. Veteran’s Honour Ride Meyer Zeifman John Honderich, C.M. Mark Appel, Q.C. & Gail Foundation Prostate Cancer Canada Viscofan Canada One anonymous donor $500,000 TO Anne M. Kuna-Delicaet* Rose Appel A & A King Family Foundation Psychiatric Clinicians Group Volkswagen Canada Inc. $999,999 In honour of Kwok Lin Leung Robert L. Armstrong Kinross Gold Corporation Re/Max Ontario-Atlantic Whitehall Robins Abbott Nutrition Canada Jose A. Bacardi Doris Moffatt Gunes & Serkan Bayram The Knightsgrange Foundation Canada Inc. Wildeboer Dellelce LLP The Argyle Cup & Estate of Audrey May Boyce Jennifer & Louis Pagnutti Joan Black Kruger Products L.P. Rexall Foundation Winners Merchants The Argyle Affair Peter Cipriano John & Leslie Pearson R. N. Bose Kylemore Homes Richardson Foundation Inc. International L.P. Celgene Canada Mind Matters Frederick Freeland and Family Sid & Lillian Butovsky Kymar Foundation Rick’s Café American The Woodbridge Co. Ltd. Coppa’s Fresh Market & Leo & Helen* McArthur John & Penny Pepperell L.C. Campbell La Casa De Fuma Charity Rosenblatt and Bayne Trust Xerox Canada Ltd. The Louie Coppa Family Archibald & Elizabeth* Robert Pierce Gordon Chan Golf Tournament Royal Canadian Legion Yard Sale for the Cure Cruise for a Cure McCallum Donald & Nita Reed Estate of Dorothy Mae 2335609 Ontario Inc. Charitable Foundation (Canada) Inc. LaFarge Canada Inc. Branch 165 YMG Capital Management Inc. The Echo Foundation Des* & Olive Messenger John & Carryn Ruffolo Chapman A&P Canada CanWest Global The Elston Charitable Royal Insurance Canada Zeidler Partnerships Architects Lassonde Family Foundation Edwards Charitable Foundation Bev & Seymour Saitowitz Kyoosung & Sundeuk Choi Abbott Vascular Communications Corp. Foundation The Ryckman Trust Zurich Canadian Holdings Ltd. Michelle and Michael Levy The Ganz Family Charitable Danny* & Vivienne Saltzman Curie Miu Yee Chow* Acapulco Pools Limited Caps’n Plugs Enersource S&C Electric Canada Limited Twenty anonymous donors Hydro One Inc. Family Foundation Foundation Gerrard Schmid & Linda Mantia David & Valerie Christie Access Capital Corp. Cardio for Cancer Equity Builders Power Workers’ Union Louis Weisfeld Limited The Salden Foundation The Great Gulf Homes Albert L. Shelson* Robert W. Clark Adrian Celluci Memorial Carillion Canada Fight for the Girls The WB Family Foundation The Joseph B. Lubotta Sandoz Canada Inc. Charitable Foundation Patricia G. Sparrer Leo & Sandra DelZotto Fundraiser CBRE Limited First Marathon Securities Ltd. Charitable Foundation SAP Canada Inc. Medipac International Inc. Dr. Bradley & Terry Strauss Andrew & Suzanne Dickison AIDS Committee of Toronto CFTO TV - Toronto Ford Motor Company of Maple Drywall Inc. SCA North America $250,000 TO Night of Awesome Anthony P. Viner & Laura Dinner & Ainsworth Inc. CGC Inc. Canada Limited 2015 Marel Contractors Canada Inc. $499,999 Northbridge Financial Catherine Viner Richard Rooney Aird & Berlis LLP CGI Harry E. Foster Foundation Les & Kae Martin Foundation Searle Canada Inc. Donors Charles* & Lenora Butler Corporation Andrew Pollack & Dr. William & Sylvia Dixon Angus Glen Golf Club Ltd. Charities Aid Foundation Fraser-Razor Event Kelly Shires Breast Cancer MasterCard Canada Inc. Gerald & Carla Connor Novartis Oncology Judith Winberg TJ Donnelly Antica Osteria Dinner Gala America Front Street Capital Foundation Sunnybrook Maxxmar Window Fashions Isobel M. Findley* Roche Canada One anonymous donor Mark Dowdell Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. Ronald A. Chisholm Ltd. The Lori Gardner Open Sisley for Honda Foundation is pleased & Norbert Marocco, Newton G.Z. Glassman R. Howard Webster Foundation Rupert Duchesne Aqueduct Foundation Chubb Insurance Company for Triple Negative Steven Marocco, Mario Solmon Rothbart Goodman LLP to recognize the fol- Roy & Joan Hintsa 2335609 Ontario Inc. Robert Farrugia Assertif Enterprises Inc. of Canada Breast Cancer Marocco & Emilio Carinci Solvay Pharma lowing individuals and Tanya & Jos Schmitt $50,000 TO AbbVie Corporation George Fierheller, C.M. & Audi Canada CI Investments Inc. The Frank Gerstein The Margaret Ann and Soong Kam Wing Music and organizations for their John A. Schweitzer & $99,999 Bayer Inc. Glenna Fierheller Avery’s Act of Kindness CI Mutual Funds Inc. Charitable Foundation Donald S. McGiverin Arts Centre generous support of Robert Poirier Estate of Joan Elizabeth Best Start Hans J. Fischer* Bank One Citizen Watch Company Glengarry Foundation Foundation Southam Inc. $5,000 or more between Kerry & Som Seif Crocker BMO Financial Group Johnson Fu Bennett Jones LLP Clearway Construction Inc. GMP Securities L.P. Media Buying Services Ltd. Sporting Life Inc. January 1, 2015 and Robert Shapiro Dan Hagler & Family B-Strong Janice Fukakusa & Greg Belbeck Best Start The Cloverleaf Charitable Gobro Con Charity Golf Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. St. Anne-Nackawic Pulp & December 31, 2015. Roy & Anne* Whitten Marie & Joe Heffernan Conestoga Cold Storage Joseph Furfari Betty Nyakwima Humanitarian Foundation Tournament Metro Toronto Safe & Sober Paper Company One anonyous donor Dr. Peter J. Janetos* The Cryptic Rite Charitable Mr. Mehramat Singh Gill & Surgery Fund Cobble Beach June Classic Goodyear Canada Inc. Driving Coalition St. Marys Cement Inc. $2,500,000 TO Kathleen H. Lang* Foundation Inc Mrs. Satwant Gill and Family La Fondation De La Famille The Beverley & Samuel H. Grand Chapter O.E.S. Middlefield Income Funds Steeles Memorial Chapel $4,999,999 Anatolia Tile & Stone Michael & Jane Lay Peter & Pauline Dawson Kenneth Goodwin Birks/The Birks Family Cohen Family Foundation Ontario, Canada Inc. Minaco Equipment Limited Stodgell Investment The Gulshan & Pyarali G. Chinese Community Group, Ivan & Ursula Mark* Foundation at The Robert & Maureen Hall Foundation Conestoga Cold Storage Hardley Aged & Co. Brettler Mintz Foundation Management Limited Nanji Family Foundation led by Judy Lee and Estate of Catherine Maud Toronto Foundation Mary & Graham Hallward The Leonard & Felicie Blatt Conestoga-Rovers & Associates Halloween Party The Minz Family Stone-Consolidated E. & G. Odette Foundation William Cheng Moulton Elekta John Harding Foundation The Corporation of the City Harris Rebar, A Division of Moen Inc. Corporations Sanofi Division of Neurosurgery John Rainey* Funding The Fight David & Birgitta Harquail Bregman & Hamann Architects of Vaughan Harris Steel Ltd. Montegan Enterprises Limited Strike Out ALS Sofina Foods Inc. and the The Kavelman Fonn Irene E. Reed* Dinner & Dance and The Harquail Family Brenneman, Chu, Rizoli, CTVglobemedia Harvey Kalles Real Estate Moore Corporation Limited Stupp/Cohen Families Latifi family Foundation David Sudolski Giving Hearts Foundation Simone Herman Tien, Tremblay Medical Cyanamid Canada Inc. Hay Group Limited Morlee Corporation Foundation Tour de Bleu, Mattamy RBC Foundation Mary Thomas* The Hockey Family Foundation J. David & Maureen Jackson Corporation Dance the Blues Away The Haynes-Connell Nabisco Ltd Summerhill Capital Homes & The Peter Gilgan University of Toronto - John & Karen Wetmore Humberview Chevrolet Peter & Margie Kelk Bren’s Friends in Loving Department of Dentistry Foundation National Life Management Inc. Foundation Department of Medicine Estate of Jack Whitla Buick GMC Gerhardt P. Lautenschlaeger Memory of Brenda Loder Diane Wookey Trust Hela Spice Canada Inc. Next Plumbing & Hydronics The Lawrence and Judith Women’s Health Golf Classic Eldon A. Winsor The Nelson Arthur Hyland Doug Laver The Brooke Foundation Domtar Inc. Paul B. Helliwell Foundation Supply Inc. Tanenbaum Family Foundation Norman Lean The Burton Charitable Dr. Marvin Tile Order of Hermes Canada Inc. Night Race Foundation $1,000,000 TO Irpinia Club Nancy Leclerc Foundation Canada Toast Hing Lee Service Centre Ltd. Norman Hill Realty Inc Taro Pharmaceuticals Inc. $2,499,999 $100,000 TO Amgen Canada Inc. Jennifer’s Hope Gala Estate of Mo Ching Leung Calsper Developments Inc. Dr. Tom Pashby Sports The Hockey Family Foundation North Toronto Business & THC Group Inc. Art Artuso $249,999 Astellas Pharma Canada Inc. The Ben and Hilda Katz Roy & Marjorie Linden The Diamond Family Cobble Beach Concours Canada Chinese Computer Safety Fund HOK Canada Professional Women’s Club Thomson Reuters Jacob & Klara* Berkovitz Janette M. MacDonald d’Elegance Charitable Foundation Association The Drummond Foundation Hope Charitable Foundation Northern Securities Inc. Thornmark Capital Corporation Susan, Perry, Taylor & Nani & Austin Beutel Master’s Insurance Golf Stephen & Janet MacPhail Nicholas Dellelce Congress Centres Inc. Canadian Automatic Druxy’s Inc Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP Northstar Research Partners Inc. Throw the Book at Cancer William Wai Lap Cheng Clint Marcham Creaghan McConnell Group Tournament & Sprinkler Association Eastern Construction Co. Ltd. HUB International HKMB Norton Rose Fulbright Tim Hortons Malca* & Israel Gewertz and Family Cycling Giro Janet Marsh Frosst Ted & Alice Kernaghan Ltd. The Canadian Progress Edwards Lifesciences Limited NRVMS Conference Toro Aluminum Estate of J. Douglas Crashley Donald Marshall Downsview Kitchens Mother & Daughter Breast

58 59 2014 Donors 2014 Donors $25,000 TO $49,999 $5,000 TO $5,999

Joseph* & Nadia Martin Canadian Imperial Bank of Royal Canadian Legion Estate of Paul Russell Frasca Erle Strauss William A. McCoach Estate of Luella McCleary Commerce The Royal Canadian Legion, Kirby Gavelin Ronald P. Tam Simone McKenna Bill & Deborah McFarland Capital One Fort York Branch 165 Jennifer Gilgan Chris Tambakis Sylvia M. McPhee Dr. Brian & Sharon McGrath Choti Si Koshi Services Or LP/SEC John F. Glasier B.G. Thomas Lawrence & Norma Melara Peter McGrath CUPE Local 1 Golf Tournament Seventy Six Davenport Lawrence & Diana Goad Alexander Tosheff James & Anna Meyer E.R.S. & Patricia McLaughlin CUPE Local One Limited Partnership Jamie Green Robert L. Tundermann Digna Mohamad Dr. & Mrs. Barry & Dale Hawerchuk Golf Classic Student Life Network Jim & Fiona Green Sandra & Norman Turk Masuma Mollick Jeanette McLellan Davies Ward Phillips & Syra Group Holdings Inc. K. Gupta Harold M. Upton* Raymond & Ibolyka Moran Steven Lawrence Minuk Vineberg LLP TACC Construction Ltd. Bill Haines Lou Vigoda Dr. Heather Morris Peter J. Morawetz* The E & S Charitable TD Bank Group Penny & Dr. Bill Harris In loving memory of Donald & Frances Morrison Matthew Mysak Foundation The Lawrence and Judith Estate of Ralph Harrison Vassa Voulgari Keith Mosher Janice & Earle O’Born Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Tanenbaum Family Trent & Lisa Henry George & Mary Walsh Mary M. Mpilalis Akira Okobu The Mariano Elia Foundation Foundation Carolyn & Gordon Homer Sharan Warner Mohammed Mustafa Marion & Earl* Orser Ellis-Don Construction Ltd Teijin Pharma Ltd Benson Hong In memory of Orly Watkin Lawrence Myers Sydney Osterman Fieldgate Land Development Temerty Family Foundation Mary Ellen & Michael Horgan Barbara & Colin Watson Malen Ng Marie-José Overweel Limited Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP Jonathan Hunter Estate of Susan Williamson Jorn E. Norgaard Lionel & Elaine Parry Fit4Balance Tor ys L L P Bruce & Marjorie Jackson James & Joyce Wilson* Wendy Diane Ormerod Richard J. Parton* Forma-Con Construction UBT - United Brothers Jennifer Jackson Three anonymous donors Marie-José Overweel Kerry A. Peacock (A division of 1428508 Transport Ltd. Blake & Linda Jespersen Gloria M. Paraan J. Brian Prendergast Ontario Ltd.) Universal Studios Canada Inc. Stephen Johnson 1519684 Ontario Inc. Marion Parker Edwin & Deanna Peranson Frischkorn Family Foundation Valeant Canada LP George* & Donalda Kelk 2437466 Ontario Inc. Cloett A. Patrick Robert Poole Golf Fore ALS Viscofan Canada Robert Keilty 2446854 Ontario Inc. Yvonne Pettit William & Cynthia Quinn Great-West Life, London Life Victoria’s Hope Helene Korn 894882 Ontario Inc. o/a G. John Phillips Len & Vivian Racioppo and Canada Life Wellington Financial LP Mary Kot Gordon Enterprises Mathai Pilappillil Kevin Reed Groupe Aeroplan Inc. Whistler’s Open Golf June & Keith* Laking A Cure, For Life Group Monica Y. Plummer Mehboob & Sherazadi Remtulla Halton Forming Ltd. Tournament Roland Leader Actelion Pharmaceutiques Alicia Ramos Carl & Joan Renzoni Harvest Manor Homes Inc. Willow Springs Winery David & Susan* Leslie Canada Inc. Gordon J. Rawnsley Humour Me David Rotenberg Heat Sealing Packaging (2010) Limited Angela Leung Aird & Berlis LLP Elizabeth Reimers Anton Sahazizian Supplies & Equipment C.R. Younger Foundation Elizabeth S. Lipcsei* AON Hewitt Global Fred Rieser Estate of Mildred Schleihauf Helix Impressions Inc. One anonymous donor Ana P. Lopes, C.M. & Don Service Day Morton & Marilyn Ritz Estate of John Manuel Schofield Mark J. Salusbury Hepburn Engineering Inc. Tapscott, C.M. Arsenal Heights Flange Development Inc. The Mental Wellness Network Lawrence R. Cohen John & Amanda Sherrington Hing Lee Service Centre Ltd. David & Laurie MacLachlan Dorothy J. Samuels Development Corp Frendel Kitchens Limited Mid-Town Taxi Ltd. Kilgour Douglas & Paula Cook Daphne & Larry Shick Hydro One Health, Safety $5,000 TO Dr. Frederick J. Marker In Memory of Sigmund Schmidt Atlantic Packaging GE Antares Capital Moen Inc. Lynda L. Coxon Robert & Mary Singer and Environment Charity $9,999 Frederick McDowell John & Amanda Sherrington Products Ltd. George A. Ormsby Chartered N. De Luca Plumbing (1995) Inc. Society Emanuel Deemar Maureen & Wayne Squibb Golf Tournament Estate of Sarah Evelyn Ackrow Jean Anne McLeod Norman & Gabriele Silberberg Baker & McKenzie LLP Accountant Newport Private Wealth Inc. Bob Domoney Ryk Stryland Hydro One, Employees’ William Acton & Susan Loube Dusan & Anne Miklas Members Bert Silver Bank of America Geoscape Contracting Nu-Style Construction Co. Lynda Donson Inarose and Inayetali Sumar and Pensioners’ Charity Paul F. Anisman David & Helen Miller Walter & Caryl Sinclair The Ralph M. Barford Gobro Con Charity Golf (1998) Ltd. The Kilgour Society Ronald & Mildred English Marya Tabbara Trust Fund Hideko Arai Trish Moran Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Odric H. Smith Tournament Parkview BMW celebrates the vision Frank Ferreira Estate of George Basil Tambakis The Hylcan Foundation Andrew I. M. Armstrong Robert & Joan Northey BenefAction Foundation Frances M. Stretton Gowing Contractors Ltd. J.E. Panneton Family Foundation and generosity of William D. Fisher Marianne Teubner JD Property Canada Corp. Paul C. Armstrong Louis* & Patricia Odette Big Rock Brewery Felicia Sutherland The William and Nona Joseph & O’Donoghue LLP donors who make a Malca & Israel Gewertz Susan Thomas Blair Jiangsu Business Association Michael & Rosalie Bonner Anne Odette Kaye & The Leonard & Felicie Blatt Bradley Sutton Heaslip Foundation The Peterson Charitable commitment to C. Ray & Florence Giddings Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M. & KRG Children’s Charitable Thomas & Sandra Brent Kevin Kaye Foundation Stephen B. Sword Hela Spice Canada Inc. Foundation a legacy gift to Maria Gomez Esther Tile Foundation Daisy E. Brimbecom Estate of Vartan Ohanessian Boland Foundation Lillian Tanizaki Hermes Canada Inc. Pfaff Motors Inc. Sunnybrook. Bill Goulios Jennifer Tory La Casa De Fuma Charity D. R. Broadbent Barbara & Coulter Osborne Canadian Charitable Giving L. William Taylor HUB International HKMB Pilen Construction of John M. Hancock Brad & Stephanie Trussler Golf Tournament Jim Byrd Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pal Foundation Edward Tobias Limited Canada Limited Edilsa Acevedo Agnes Heringer Har r y Turk The Langar Foundation Robert J. Carew Estate of Marie Therese Paradis Canadian Pemphigus and Robert L. Tundermann Hull Life Insurance Placements Benirosa Inc Ken Acton Lauri & Jean Hiivala Les & Ruth Van Messel The Lawrason Foundation John & Margaret Catto Ella Margaret Mae Potton Pemphigold Foundation Rowena M. Webb Corporation The Mimi and Sam Pollock Margaret Agar Mary Ellen & Michael Horgan Debbie & Jay Waks and Family Manulife Financial - Real Mark & Gloria Charness Alan Redway, Q.C. & Canadian Tire Corporation, Murray & Heatha Wilcox Industrial Alliance Foundation Joyce Angeloff Lori Ann Horley Charles & Libby Winograd Estate Division Vivian Chu Louise Redway Limited John & Ann Willemse Innocon Inc. Purpose Investments Inc. Gerald J. Arbique Joan Howes Gregory H. Wolfond Marel Contractors Andrew Clarke David Rocco Carpino Construction Inc. Bervily Williams Isberg Charitable Trust Q4 Architects Inc. Harold Balderson Bruce & Christina Humphrey Malcolm Wood* The McColl-Early Foundation Ann Clavelle Angela Rooney Cassavia Estate Homes Jean M. Wright & The Jackman Foundation RCC Group Inc. Andrea Basalong Edgar & Bruce Johnson Two anonymous donors Minuk Construction & Edwin & Deanna Cohen Rustom & Zarina Satchu Angus Heights Inc. Robert J. Grainger Mandip K. Bassan Engineering Limited Diane & Gary Cotton Philippe Savoy Celts Against Cancer Jet-Share Aviation Inc. R.J. Burnside & Associates John & Irene Kalogeropoulos Mrs. Jean Wright Kilpatrick Mr. Charles C. Black & 7027206 Canada Inc. Nelmar Drywall Company Ltd. In memory of Mrs. Barbara Margaret B. Sayers* Central Fairbank Lumber The Norman & Margaret Limited Jeganathan Pushpavathany Ather Yaqub Mrs. Audrey Black Access Capital Corp. Norman Hill Realty Inc Anne Coupal Dr. Susan Scace & Dr. Arthur Chartright Air Group Jewison Charitable Rankin Inlet Estates Inc. Kathiravelu Fima & Yanna Zaslavsky Anspor Construction Limited Northland Power Inc. Michael Cruickshank Scace, C.M., Q.C. and Cimco Refrigeration Foundation SCS Consulting Group Ltd. Robert L. Borden Peter E. Kelley Eberhard & Jane Zeidler Bad Boy Furniture NRVMS Conference Elizabeth & Daniel Damov The Henry White Kinnear The Beverley & Samuel H. Korsiak & Company Ltd. Severo Construction Inc. Peter Braham Tamsin Kelsey Bianca Zorzit Benfica Construction Ltd. Peak Garden Developments Inc. Liora Davidson Foundation Cohen Family Foundation Lamb Foundation Shoppers Drug Mart Christine Bravata Oscar Khan Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Pedie Holdings Inc. Raghunath Davloor James Scarlett Compass Group Canada LDIC Inc. Sisley for Honda L. Patricia Brock Rolf Klosa Bombardier Aerospace Corp. Play for Jay - A Soccer Tribute Fernando Di Battista Joe Schoroth and Family Condeland Engineering Ltd. LEO Pharma Inc. Strategic Charitable Giving Christopher Brown Frank & Beatrice Kovacs The Brides’ Project in Memory of Jason Arnone Nick Di Giovanni Ron & Joanne Schwarz Country Homes Limited The Lori Gardner Open for Foundation Ruth M. Buchanan Thomas Gerald Lake Brookfield Office Properties PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Joseph Dickstein Joseph Schwarzberg Credit Suisse Sercurities Triple Negative Breast Cancer TACC Developments Frank Camilleri Kathleen H. Lang Management LP Primo Mechanical Inc. William Dingwall James & Kathleen Shontaler (USA) LLC The Walker Lynch Foundation Tri-Mach Group Inc. Alvina Caron Peter D. Lynch Brookvalley Project REDEV Properties Ltd. Gail & Glenn Dobby Peter & Catherine Singer Cryovac Sealed Air Maple Drywall Inc. Velcan Forest Products Inc. Margaret Chambers John G. Maclean Management Inc. Richard A Nishikawa Raymond Dore Thomas Singer Eastern Construction Co. Ltd. Markham District Veterans West Coast Reduction Ltd. Peter Y. Chan Patricia Malfara The Cadillac Fairview Medicine Professional Sheila du Toit David & Shirley Smith Eastern Meat Solutions Inc. Association WSC Corporation o/a Robert & Betty Chapman Antonio & Seli Masegosa Corporation Limited Corporation Garfield Emerson, Q.C. Geoffrey M. Smith Endeavour Insurance Mark’s Choice Ltd. Coppinwood Golf Club Yolanda Cheung William G. Mayne Canadian Cancer Society, Rogers Communications Inc. George Fine Al Steedman Services Ltd. McLeish Orlando LLP Wyecroft Trim & Doors Velio Ciccodemarco Archibald & Elizabeth National Office Rothsay Derek Flood Brahm Steinberg ESFI Canada Medtronic of Canada Ltd. Group Inc. Ed & Dorothy Clarke McCallum

60 61 Legacy Gifts Sunnybrook Foundation received generous donations from the following individuals through legacy gifts between January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015.

Sarah Evelyn Ackrow Irving Applebaum Maurice Bent Klara Berkovitz Audrey May Boyce Dorothy Mae Chapman Curie Miu Yee Chow J. Douglas Crashley Joan Elizabeth Crocker Lynda May Cunningham Anne M. Kuna- Delicaet Isobel M. Findley Hans J. Fischer Wilma Muriel Fleger RBC Run for the Kids Paul Russell Frasca Frederick Freeland Dorothy Golds Ralph Harrison Golf Fore ALS Sharon Zeiler Margaret J. H. Howitt Community GoodLife Fitness Toronto Shoppers Drug Mart Dr. Peter J. Janetos Events Marathon Sofina Foods Inc. and the Nusrat Khan Grand Re-opening of the Latifi Family Chester Kroll We wish to express Mercedes-Benz Thornhill Susan Ludwig Keith Laking our sincere gratitude Hilary Corneau Syd Markowitz Mo Ching Leung to the organizers and Humour Me TECC Walkathon Elizabeth S.Lipcsei participants of the Hydro One Health, The Argyle Cup & Marjorie Mackinnon following community Safety and Environment The Argyle Affair Ivan Mark events held in support Charity Golf Tournament The Great Gulf Homes Luella McCleary of Sunnybrook in 2015. Hydro One ISD Team Charitable Foundation James K. Mellor Jennifer Robson The Lori Gardner Open Des Messenger Angelo Conte Hockey Game Jennifer’s Hope Gala for Triple Negative Doris Moffatt Angel’s Helping Hand Jiangsu Business Association Breast Cancer Peter J. Morawetz Angie and Louie Vrysellas Golf Tournament The Zeagmans Catherine Maud Moulton AON Hewitt Kathy Clough Thrill of the Grill Vartan Ohanessian Being There La Casa De Fuma Charity Toronto Paragon Lions Club Marie Therese Paradis Benjamin Rakowski Golf Tournament Toronto Professional Fire Richard J. Parton B-Strong Leaside High School Fighters’ Association John Rainey Celts Against Cancer Master’s Insurance Golf Tour de Bleu, Mattamy Irene E. Reed Choti Si Koshi Tournament & Cycling Giro Homes & The Peter Gilgan Joan P. Rothon Cobble Beach Concours Menchie’s Leaside Foundation George James Sampson d’Elegance Mind Matters Victoria’s Hope Mildred Schleihauf Craig Matthew Persia Mother & Daughter Breast Wellington Financial LP John Manuel Schofield Foundation Cancer Awareness Group Whistler’s Open Golf Albert L. Shelson Craiger’s Crew Night of Awesome, Shoushin Tournament George F. Siddorn Cruise for a Cure Norah’s First Year Women’s Health Golf Classic Lana Hershelle Sniderman CUPE Local 1 Golf NRVMS Conference Women’s Mood and Helen Allen Stacey Tournament Ontario Energy Network Anxiety Clinic Isobel Elizabeth Stuppard Daniel Kapustin Open Your Heart Zumba Butterfly George Basil Tambakis Dine & Discover Pelmorex Media Inc. Erich Thanner Emma’s Grace Foundation Employee Giving Program Mary Thomas Fitz Classic Hockey Game Play for Jay - A Soccer Tribute Harold M. Upton Fox Trot in Memory of Jason Arnone *deceased Sarah Edith Wallace Funding The Fight Playing for Heroes Myrna L. Westcott Dinner & Dance Power Workers’ Union Every effort is made to ensure Jack Whitla Fundraiser for LBD Research RBC Run for the Kids proper recognition of each donor. Susan Williamson Giving Hearts Foundation Road 2 Recovery Please contact Cecily Valentine Willinsky Glitz for Gehrig’s Rock N Roll Marathon [email protected] DESIGN: CLEAR JASON / PHOTOGRAPHY: SPACE MORTLOCK, EVANDESIGN: EXODUS DOUG GRAPHICS & DALE NICHOLSON / PRINTING: DION, CORP. RODDICK James Wilson Gobro Con Charity Golf Sarah Chesworth & regarding any omissions Malcolm Wood Tournament Chris Langdon or corrections.

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Published May 2016