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BMO Financial Group 2011 Donations List As one of Canada’s largest corporate donors, BMO Financial Group is committed to improving the quality of life in the communities where we do business. Today, we fund charities and not-for-profit organizations in hundreds of towns and cities across North America. Here are some of the organizations we supported in fiscal 2011. 1997 Island Stars Black, Victoria, BC Agape Centre Cornwall Inc./Centre Agape, Cornwall, ON Toronto, ON 1st York Regional Police Venturers & Rovers - Scouts Canada, AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS Art of Time Ensemble, Toronto, ON Newmarket, ON AIDS Committee of Toronto, Toronto, ON Arthritis Society - Ontario Division, Torotno, ON 2 Secord Tenant's Association Community Fest & Carnival, AIESEC Canada Inc., Toronto, ON Arthur Minor Lacrosse Association, Arthur, ON Toronto, ON Ajax Minor Hockey Association, Ajax, ON Arts Club Theatre Company, Vancouver, BC e 274 Groupe Scout St-Ephrem, Laval, QC Ajax Rising Stars, Ajax, ON Arts for Children and Youth, Toronto, ON 3rd Huntsville Brownies, Toronto, ON Ajax Soccer Club, Ajax, ON Arts North Youth Company, Guelph, ON 4-H Youth Exchange Canada, Ottawa, ON Ajax United Soccer Club, Ajax, ON Arts Umbrella Dance Company, Vancouver, BC 51 Division CPLC, Toronto, ON Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation, Calgary, AB Ascenta Foundation for Health & Education Outreach, 5th Hanover Scouts, Hanover, ON Algonquin College Foundation, Nepean, ON Vancouver, BC 614 St. Jamestown, Toronto, ON Almonte General Hospital Foundation, Almonte, ON Aspergers Society of Ontario, Toronto, ON 80, Ruelle de l'Avenir, Montreal, QC Amesbury Attack Minor Hockey Team, Toronto, ON Associated Designers of Canada, Toronto, ON 93 Wild Aces Hockey Team, Pickering, ON Amesbury Sports Club, Toronto, ON Association de baseball amateur de Chambly, Chambly, QC Angiel Basketball Club of Toronto, Toronto, ON Association de cheerleading de Saint-Léonard, Saint-Léonard, QC A Antigonish Bantam Girls Basketball Team, Antigonish, NS Association de hockey mineur de Lachenaie, Lachenaie, QC Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre, Abbotsford, BC Any Canadian Soldier, Belleville, ON Association de Montréal pour la déficience intellectuelle (AMD), Academy Theatre Foundation, Lindsay, ON Armada Fémenin D1 2001, St-Jean Chrysostome, QC Montreal, QC Adanac Park Lodge, Vancouver, BC Art Gallery of Alberta, Edmonton, AB Association des personnes handicapées de Lévis Inc., Charny, QC Aga Khan Foundation of Canada, Ottawa, ON Art Gallery of Ontario/Musée des beaux-arts de l'Ontario, Association Québécoise des troubles d'apprentissage, ® BMO Financial Group 2011 Donations1 List Montreal, QC Bishop's University/Université de Bishop's, Sherbrooke, QC Calgary Lodge Menorah Charitable Foundation, Calgary, AB Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada, Moncton, NB Black Business and Professional Association - BBPA, Toronto, ON Calgary Phantoms Ball Hockey Club, Calgary, AB Aurora Stingers Girls U10 A Soccer Team, Aurora, ON Blackwood Gallery, Mississauga, ON Calgary YMCA Foundation, Calgary, AB Autism Treatment Services of Saskatchewan, Inc., Saskatoon, SK Blenheim & District Minor Baseball Association, Blenheim, ON Cambridge Shelter Corporation, Cambridge, ON Aylmer Spitfires Junior C Hockey Club, Aylmer, ON Bloorview Kids Foundation, Toronto, ON Cameco Capitol Arts Centre, Port Hope, ON Bluewater Health Foundation, Sarnia, ON Camosun College Foundation, Victoria, BC B Bob Rumball Foundation for the Deaf, North York, ON Camp Kawartha Incorporated, Lakefield, ON B.C. Cancer Foundation Vancouver Island, Victoria, BC Boost for Kids Foundation, Toronto, ON Camp Musical du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec, QC Ballet Jorgen Canada, Toronto, ON Bo-Peep Cooperative Day Care, Regina, SK Camp Quality Canada, Toronto, ON Ballet Kelowna, Kelowna, BC Boston Pizza Foundation, Richmond, BC Campbellford Memorial Hospital Foundation, Campbellford, ON Bard on the Beach Theatre Society, Vancouver, BC Boundless Adventures Association, Toronto, ON Canada Company, Toronto, ON Barrie Christian Hockey League, Barrie, ON Bow Valley College, Calgary, AB Canada-Africa Community Health Alliance, Ottawa, ON Barrie Minor Hockey Association, Barrie, ON Boys & Girls Clubs of Canada/Clubs garçon et filles du Canada, Canada-Israel Children's Centres, Concord, ON Barrie Out Of The Cold, Barrie, ON Markham, ON Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame, Wetaskiwin, AB Barrie Public Library, Barrie, ON Boys and Girls Club City of Kawartha Lakes, Lindsay, ON Canadian Art Foundation, Toronto, ON Battlefords United Way Inc., Battlefords, SK Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary, Calgary, AB Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing/Association Bay Street Sports Corporation, Toronto, ON Bradford Community Meal, Bradford, ON canadienne pour les skiers handicapes, Ottawa, ON Baycrest Centre Foundation, Toronto, ON Brampton Youth Hockey Association, Brampton, ON Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation/Fondation Canadienne du BBB Foundation/Fondation BBB, Verdun, QC Brams United Girls Soccer Club, Brampton, ON Cancer du Sein, Toronto, ON BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, Vancouver, BC Brams United Renegades 2000, Brampton, ON Canadian Cancer Society - British Columbia and Yukon Division, BC Seniors Games Society, Sidney, BC Brant United Way, Brantford, ON Vancouver, BC Beach Community Soccer League, Toronto, ON Brantford Aquatic Club, Brantford, ON Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Division, Toronto, ON Beautiful Plains Community Foundation Inc., Neepawa, MB Brantford General Hospital Foundation, Brantford, ON Canadian Celiac Association/L'association Canadienne de la Beaver Lake Cairn Historical Society, Mundare, AB Brantford Symphony Orchestra, Brantford, ON Maladie Coe, Toronto Chapter, Mississauga, ON Bedford Minor Hockey Association, Bedford, NS Brazilian Carnival Ball, Markham, ON Canadian Centre for Architecture/Centre Canadien Belfry Theatre, Victoria, BC Breast Cancer Society of Canada - Sarnia, Sarnia, ON d'Architecture, Montreal, QC Belle River Minor Soccer Club, Belle River, ON Bridgepoint Health Foundation, Toronto, ON Canadian Centre for Diversity, Toronto, ON Belleville General Hospital Foundation Inc., Belleville, ON British Columbia Amateur Softball Association, Cranbrook, BC Canadian Children's Opera Company, Toronto, ON Belmont Senior C Girls Hockey Association, Aylmer, ON British Columbia Institute of Technology Foundation, Burnaby, BC Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance, Oakville, ON Bentley Museum Society, Bentley, AB Brown Bagging for Calgary Street Kids Society, Calgary, AB Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business/Conseil canadien pour Bereaved Families of Ontario, Toronto, ON Brussels Minor Soccer, Brussels, ON le commerce autochtone, Toronto, ON Best Buddies Canada/Vrais Copains Canada, Toronto, ON Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, Toronto, ON Canadian Crime Victim Foundation, Newmarket, ON Bethany Care Society, Calgary, AB Burlington Barracudas Girls Hockey Club, Burlington, ON Canadian Federation of University Women, Mississauga, ON Bide-Awhile Animal Centre, Dartmouth, NS Business for the Arts/Le monde des affaires pour les arts, Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR)/Fondation Big Brothers & Big Sisters Association of Weyburn Inc., Toronto, ON canadienne de recherce sur le SIDA, Toronto, ON Weyburn, SK Byron Southwood Public School, London, ON Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind/Chiens guides canadiens Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada/Grands Frères Grandes pour aveugles, Manotick, ON Soeurs du Canada, Burlington, ON C Canadian Institute for Advanced Research/L'Institut canadien Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Georgian Triangle, C.D. Howe Institute, Toronto, ON de recherches avancées, Toronto, ON Collingwood, ON Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Quebec, QC Canadian Italian Business & Professional Association Scholarship Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland, Vancouver, BC Calgary Health Trust, Calgary, AB Fund, Ottawa, ON BMO Financial Group 2011 Donations2 List Canadian Journalism Foundation Incorporated/La fondation pour CCELD Canada Inc., Newmarket, ON Club de Soccer de Sainte-Julie, Sainte-Julie, QC le journalisme canadien, Toronto, ON CEC Cougars Boys of Fall Revitalization Program, Truro, NS Club du bonheur de Saint-Léonard, Saint-Léonard, QC Canadian Mennonite University, Winnipeg, MB Centaur Theatre Company, Montreal, QC Cobequid Community Health Centre Foundation, Canadian Mental Health Association - Hamilton-Wentworth Centennial College, Scarborough, ON Lower Sackville, NS Branch, Hamilton, ON Centraide Centre-du-Québec, Drummondville, QC Cobourg Community Centre, Cobourg, ON Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation/Fondation canadienne Centraide Laurentides, Saint-Jérôme, QC Cobras Hockey, Westmount, QC des bourses de mérite, Toronto, ON Centraide of Greater Montreal/Centraide du Grand Montréal, Colchester Regional Hospital Foundation, Truro, NS Canadian Museum for Human Rights/Amis du Musée canadien Montreal, QC Cole Harbour Soccer Club, Dartmouth, NS des droits de la personne, Winnipeg, MB Centraide Québec, Beauport, QC College of the North Atlantic, St. John's, NL Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Toronto, ON Central Ontario Wolves AAA Novice Hockey Club, Lindsay, ON Community Foundation of Mississauga, Mississauga, ON Canadian Opera Company, Toronto, ON Centre Communautaire de la Petite Italie, Montreal, QC Community Living Chatham-Kent, Chatham, ON Canadian Opera House Corporation, Toronto, ON Centre d’action bénévole de Boucherville, Boucherville, QC Community Waterfront Friends,
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