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The University of Foundation Annual Report 2019–2020

The Annual Report to Donors

2019–2020

Message from the President and CEO I am pleased to present you with The University of After serving for nine years and seeing the Endowment Winnipeg Foundation’s Annual Report for 2019/2020. Fund grow by nearly $20 million in contributed capital, As we move through these uncertain times, we hope that Brian Daly has taken up his new position as Vice-President you will enjoy learning about our fundraising initiatives, of University Relations at Thompson Rivers University in British new partnerships, generous donors, and the exciting Columbia. A hiring committee has been established and is opportunities that lie ahead. currently screening applicants for the position of President and CEO. We look forward to keeping donors updated In the 16 years since the Foundation was founded, on the status of this vacancy. few issues have presented as great a challenge to our institution as COVID-19. In response, the University has We owe a great deal as an organization to the donors made a number of adjustments to ensure the safety who support our projects and give their valuable time of our students and staff members. Online classes and at University events. Supporting students, maintaining the closure of non-essential University services have our campus, and upgrading our academic programs all helped prevent the spread of the virus on our campus rely heavily on the generosity of our friends and alumni while still allowing students to continue their studies who see the value in giving back to UWinnipeg. at home. As we adjust to these changes, we appreciate Without your support, promising students would not the ongoing support we receive from our community get the recognition they deserve and campus upgrades of donors. would go unfunded. Your kind gifts help ensure the future of our University remains bright and that our tradition Thanks to the responsible investment planning and of academic excellence and scholarly success will foresight of our Investment Committee, the Foundation is continue for years to come. able to rely on the Endowment Fund Surplus Reserve to weather the economic uncertainty caused by COVID-19. Sincerely, To ensure a level of funding consistent with previous years and to ensure student needs are addressed, the Board has approved an income allocation based on 4.25% for 2020/21. Expert management and a steady increase in contributed capital, raised through special appeals, will continue Teresa Murray to ensure the endowment’s long-term strength. Acting President and Chief Executive Officer

1 Endowment Performance Supporting Students –2019/2020 for the Last Five Years Contribution to the University The University of Winnipeg Foundation stewards 616 The University of Winnipeg Foundation Endowment Fund individual endowment funds that are pooled for investment continues to exceed market performance. It has performed purposes to allow for diversification of the total portfolio above benchmark over a three-year period, five-year period in order to lower risk and improve performance. and ten-year period.

Endowment Fund Fiscal Year End Contributed Capital Market Value Benchmark Total Portfolio & Above Benchmark March 31, 2016 $48,161,205 $56,693,981 3 Years 3.96 4.35 0.39

March 31, 2017 $51,147,310 $64,618,112 5 Years 5.29 5.66 0.37

Performance March 31, 2018 $51,343,774 $64,700,140 10 Years 7.75 8.26 0.51

March 31, 2019 $52,985,365 $69,124,421 The average annual return over the past five years is 5.66% March 31, 2020 $54,114,522 $64,695,492 The University of Winnipeg Foundation supports the strategic priorities as of March 31, 2020. and values of the University, contributing to our shared goal by building a strong and At the end of 2018/19 the return was 10.35%, allowing stable base of endowment funds. Our Strategic Intent is to substantially increase the value the Foundation Board and Board of Regents to increase of charitable gifts in support of the University’s Strategic Directions: Academic Excellence Reserve Funds the annual contribution from the endowment to the University. The resulting income allocation totaled and Renewal; Student Experience and Success; Indigenization; Research Excellence, The Foundation’s Endowment Fund was established in order to ensure reliable regular funding to support these programs $2.13 million for 2019/20. This represented 4.25% of the Knowledge Mobilization and Impact; and Financial and Institutional Resilience. and awards. The Foundation does this in two ways: through prorated contributed capital held in the Endowment Fund its asset mix, and by way of a Reserve Fund, which serves or agreed to percentage, set annually by the Foundation’s as a hedge against fluctuations in investment earnings that Board of Directors and the University’s Board of Regents. Donors may designate an endowment gift to create a new fund or contribute to may occur. Reserve Fund (Market Value): $11,508,704 The agreed to percentage for 2020/21 was determined an existing fund. These funds are held in perpetuity by the Foundation and are at the Foundation’s Annual General Meeting and will invested with other funds that comprise the Endowment Fund to promote remain at 4.25% resulting in a 2020/21 gift to the University growth over the long term and protect against inflation. totaling $2,297,000. A loan from the Endowment Stability Reserve Fund of $1,061,000 is necessary to make the 2020/21 allocation.

To ensure the surplus reserve remains at a level that can support another year of potentially low returns, the Foundation will undertake fundraising activities focused on rebuilding the endowment stability reserve fund and supporting a new student relief fund.

Investing in the UWF Endowment Fund Endowment Performance 2004–2020 Annual Gifts to the University Green Fund The Foundation’s investment policies call for a conservative, The Endowment Fund generates revenues to support $2,000,000 In June 2018 the Foundation launched a new investment balanced approach utilizing cash, fixed income, and Canadian our Strategic Directions. Its resilience and growth is option called the Green Fund. The University generously $1,600,000 and foreign equities to prescribed limits. Equities are not to important in both the short and long term. From the time seeded the fund with a gift of $100,000. The creation of exceed 70% of the portfolio. The Foundation’s investment the Endowment Fund was transferred to the Foundation the Green Fund was done in partnership with Jarislowsky $1,200,000 policies are designed to provide consistent long-term growth on April 1, 2004 to March 31, 2020, it has grown from Fraser Limited and represents a new environmentally friendly while protecting the purchasing power of the Endowment $18,073,579 to $54,114,522 in Contributed Capital $800,000 fund option for donors to invest. Building on Jarislowsky Fund. The Foundation does not invest in speculative or and from $21,017,304 to $64,695,492 in Market Value. Fraser’s broad range of sustainable investment strategies, high-risk investments. $400,000 JF Fossil Fuel Free Funds are a family of privately pooled funds which include JF Fossil Fuel Free Canadian Equity $0 $1,783,597 $1,911,213 $2,050,198 $1,738,666 $2,134,553 Fund, JF Fossil Fuel Free Global Equity Fund, and JF Fossil Fuel Free Bond Fund. The Green Fund’s Market Value at

15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 March 31, 2020 totals $110,319 representing a 2.26% return. Fundraising Results The University of Winnipeg Foundation engages alumni and friends who are passionate about The University of Winnipeg and its Collegiate. The Foundation provides opportunities to enhance academic research and community outreach programs, It grows the University’s student award program, and it guarantees professional stewardship of the donations it receives.

The University of Winnipeg Foundation’s goal is to increase financial support for campus priorities. Each year we aim to increase the number of donors, volunteers, and friends of the University and the Collegiate, and the number and size of gifts made. Every gift received helps UWinnipeg support Fundraising talented and eager-to-learn students, attract and retain first-rate faculty members, fund innovative research, and encourage community engagement.

Priorities This past year, in addition to endowment revenues, more than $4.4 million was raised. Total Raised from April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020: $4,421,176.87

The Foundation continues to focus its development efforts on University priorities. These efforts are coordinated through the Foundation’s Major Gift, Annual Giving, Planned Giving, and Donor Stewardship programs.

Total Raised 2019 Duff Roblin Dinner April 1, 2018–March 31, 2019 First held by the University in 2007 and named after its inaugural recipient, the Duff Roblin Award Dinner honours outstanding Manitobans who have worked Endowed to support education and strengthen communities $1,207,556.51 across the province. Now in its 13th installment, the most recent Duff Roblin Award recipient was Jennifer Roblin. The daughter of former Premier and fellow award recipient, Jennifer’s commitment to helping solve inner-city issues related to child-poverty and education $4,421,176.87 has led to the creation of after-school homework clubs, cultural programs, and free public meeting spaces for underprivileged communities. A longtime friend and 2020–2021 donor, Jennifer is also an avid volunteer, helping to Fundraising Priorities Current raise funds for UWinnipeg through charity events. $3,213,620.36 Over 300 guests attended the year’s celebration at the Hotel. A total of $50,000 was raised in support of the Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre, The Opportunity Endowed Current Total Fund, and the Duff Roblin Scholars Fund. The University of Winnipeg and the Foundation would like to thank all the Capital $0.00 $210,279.15 $210,279.15 sponsors and donors who helped make this wonderful Programs $365,351.19 $687,916.14 $1,053,267.33 evening a success.

Student Awards $717,142.32 $1,902,248.95 $2,619,391.27

Capital Student Awards Academic Enhancements Other $125,063.00 $413,176.12 $538,239.12 › Library › Opportunity Fund › New and Existing Chairs and Research Total $1,207,556.51 $3,213,620.36 $4,421,176.87 › Work-Integrated Learning 2020 Awards Night of Excellence Ted Nolan Foundation Supports Michael Nesbitt Honours Dr. Jim Silver Celebrates Dr. John Krahn First Nations Students In November of 2019, the Jim Silver Award was created During the past 40 years, Dr. John Krahn and his family have The Ted Nolan Foundation recently pledged $75,000 by Montrose Mortgage Chairman Michael Nesbitt, who been staunch supporters of The University of Winnipeg. over the course of three years to establish the Rose Nolan donated $25,000 to the fund in honour of Dr. Jim Silver. Memorial Scholarship at The University of Winnipeg. An accomplished author and professor of Urban and Inner- Dr. Krahn’s ties to UWinnipeg date back to the 1960s when Beginning in the fall of 2020, a $5,000 award will be given City Studies at UWinnipeg, Dr. Silver has helped lead a he received a Bachelor of Science in chemistry and physics annually to a female First Nations student at UWinnipeg number of community renewal projects in the downtown area. in 1968. After obtaining his PhD from the University of who demonstrates a superior level of commitment to The endowment will be used to support students enrolled in Manitoba and then his postdoctoral degree at the University both academic success and community involvement. the Department of Urban and Inner-City Studies. of Alberta in 1975, Dr. Krahn went on to work as a clinical biochemist at the St. Boniface Hospital for nearly 25 years. The Rose Nolan Scholarship honours Ted Nolan’s late mother, a woman whose passion for education inspired “Although I had always loved school and science, my passions Nolan to create a fund that could be used to help First Alumnus and Longtime Donor Plans Legacy Gift Powwow Club Receives Generous Donation grew exponentially at The University of Winnipeg, largely due Nations women achieve their academic goals while to my excellent science professors,” he said. “Dr. Fred Barth, attending post-secondary institutes. A longtime donor and friend of The University of Looking to support youth programs outside of Alberta, in particular, encouraged me to go to graduate school.” Winnipeg, Allan Miller looks back fondly on his days as the Calgary Foundation donated $25,000 as part of “Creating meaningful opportunities for female Indigenous an undergraduate. Convinced by his friends to move from their Daryl K. Seaman Canadian Hockey Fund to the Wii In 2006, UWinnipeg recognized Dr. Krahn with the students aligns with our core values of inclusion and St. John’s College after a year of study, Miller began his Chiiwaakanak Centre’s Powwow Club. Open to all ages, Distinguished Alumni Award, adding to a long list of honours academic excellence, and also brings us closer to time as a student at United College in the fall of 1965. the Powwow Club teaches participants and their families that already included the award for Outstanding Contribution reconciliation,” said Dr. Annette Trimbee, President and An active member of the campus community and avid a variety of traditional Indigenous dances, drumming styles, to Clinical Chemistry from the Canadian Society of Clinical Vice-Chancellor. “We are pleased that Rose Nolan’s passion fundraiser, Miller helped out at University blood drives and songs. This contribution will help the Wii Chiiwaakanak Chemists and Outstanding Service to Clinical Chemistry from for education will live on at The University of Winnipeg.” by playing his guitar and shining shoes in support of Learning Centre continue to support the needs of our the Alberta Society of Clinical Chemistry. He also currently children with cystic fibrosis as part of ‘Shinerama’. campus and the community that surrounds it. serves on UWinnipeg’s Alumni Association Council. Located in Garden River First Nations outside of Sault Ste. Marie, the Ted Nolan Foundation is a non-profit organization In addition to writing English and Philosophy papers as Now Dr. Krahn is giving back to the university that first dedicated to shaping young Indigenous students into the part of his major, Miller’s lifelong love of theatre began spurred his passion for science by funding the John Krahn leaders of tomorrow. Since 2017, the foundation has awarded during his undergraduate career. Like so many others, McLean Foundation Continues its Commitment Award. This new scholarship will support the next generation donations to Sault College, First Nations University, Cape Miller cites the working relationship between faculty to Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre of science students studying chemistry or natural sciences Breton University, Indigenous Institutes Consortium, and members and students as the foundation from which many As part of their commitment to furthering education in as they pursue their dreams. . Over $1M in scholarships have been of his future interests sprang. Miller credits Professor Robert Canada, the McLean Foundation has donated $50,000 awarded to First Nations women across Canada pursuing Hallstead, former arts and theatre instructor, for having a “Giving back is an expression of my gratitude for all the in total since 2017 to help strengthen fitness and spiritual post-secondary education. particularly profound impact on his life as a student. After help I received throughout my education and career.” initiatives at the Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre. For the graduating in the same year that United College received past three years, the McLean Foundation has supported “I strongly believe that the power of our Nation lies within its University Charter, Miller moved to Ontario where he The first John Krahn Award will be presented in Fall 2021. various programs hosted at this communal hub, ranging our women, for I know I would never be half the man I am spent the majority of his working career teaching grade from the academically-inspired STEAM camp to women’s today without the love, support and encouragement from school students and those with disabilities. self-defense classes. The success of these programs and my dear mother Rose,” said Ted Nolan. many others would not be possible without the generous Miller’s interest in supporting the University stems support of the McLean Foundation. Collegiate Community Rallies Behind The University of Winnipeg and its Foundation are from his love of the community and his willingness to help Jashanpreet Singh Toor very excited to be celebrating recipients of the students in need. An alumni who “eyes universal accessibility Rose Nolan Scholarship. In the spring of this year, The University of Winnipeg as a great asset”, Miller is proud of UWinnipeg’s tradition of Collegiate community banded together to help support inclusivity. Wheelchair ramps, sign-language translators, Jashanpreet Singh Toor, whose father passed away on and bursaries aimed at bringing non-traditional students to March 19th after he was attacked by a passenger while the University are a few of the inclusive measures that he lists working as a driver at Duffy’s Taxi. In an effort to help see Creating meaningful opportunities as being central to the institution’s core values. Miller says that his decision to leave his planned gift to an “area of Jashanpreet through his grade 12 year, the University for female Indigenous students aligns established a crowdfunding page for friends and families greatest need” is one based on trust. to donate towards a scholarship in his name. Within months, with our core values of inclusion As a former fundraiser, he points out that those in charge the crowdfunding initiative had surpassed its $10,000 and academic excellence, and also of disbursing funds are keenly aware of the needs of the goal, allowing this promising student to continue his University and its student body. Bequests are integral to academic career at the Collegiate. Any remaining funds in the brings us closer to reconciliation. the funding of future campus projects at UWinnipeg. scholarship will be used to help Jashanpreet attend university, Miller’s bequest will help provide the University with the where he hopes to study business after finishing high school. Dr. Annette Trimbee, flexibility needed to plan, create, and support inclusive President and Vice-Chancellor initiatives for years to come. Rev. Brock Saunders M.DIV ‘87, Mr. Bernie Bileski Mrs. George Grogan Mr. John Olfert BA ‘91 BTH ‘65, BA ‘62 & Ms Barbara Knoll Ms Monica Guetre BSC ‘83 & Ms Brenda Olfert BA ‘90 & Mrs. Betty Saunders Mr. Jeff Billeck & Jennifer Billeck & Mr. Daniel Guetre BA ‘90 Dr. Michelle Owen Dr. Katherine Schultz Ms. Michele Bisewski Dr. James Hanley Dr. Raj Pandey & Mr. Bruce Moore Dr. Danny Blair Prof Mahlon Harvey Mrs. Carol Pawluk BA ‘99 Ms Julie Scott Mr. Curtis Boughton & Mrs. Carol Harvey & Mr. James Henderson Hon Richard Scott OC, OM Coll & Ms Kim Boughton Mr. Ron Hector BEd ‘87, BA ‘77 Mr. Ed Petersen Thank you Donors ‘55 & Mrs. Mary Scott Mr. Eugene Boychuk Mr. William Henderson BA ‘75 Dr. Grant Pierce Dr. CC, OM D.LITT ‘96 Mr. Gerald Brown Mr. James Henderson Ms Janis Pregnall BA ‘69 Chancellor Bob Silver Ms Enid Brown & Mrs. Carol Pawluk BA ‘99 Ms Debra Radi, BEd ‘81, BA ‘85 & Ms Kim Silver & Dr. David Robinson BSc ‘87 Mr. Glen Hickerson Mr. Jeremy Read BAH ‘98 Donor list reflects gifts from individuals between Dr. Pawan Singal LLD ‘18 Dr. John Bulman CM LLD ‘83 Mr. Richard Horaska BED ‘79 Dr. Carol Redmond Dr. Laura Sokal & Dr. John Sokal & Mrs. Laureen Bulman & Valerie Horaska Ms Laurel Repski April 1, 2019 and March 31, 2020. Ms Adeline Sokulski Dr. Evan Collins Ms Maria Huebner Mr. Jeffrey Robson BEd ‘06, BA ‘04 Mr. Peter Stringham Dr. David Connor Mr. Tod Hughes Mr. Kevin Rosen & Ms Alberta Mcleod-Stringham & Dr. Kathleen Connor Mr. Victor Hunt Ms Dorothy Ross BA ‘83 Mrs. Kathy Strub & Harry Strub Mr. Steve Coppinger & Ms Catherine Hunt & Mr. Don Ross Mr. Robert Stuebing Coll ‘65, BA ‘68 Coll ‘67, BA ‘71 Mr. Kevin Johnson Mr. Gillian Roy & Ms Eileen Stuebing & Mrs. Janet Coppinger BA ‘88 & Ms Wendy Gardiner BA ‘83 Mrs. Helen Schaetzle Ms Michelle Swanson BA ‘82 Mr. David Crook BA ‘82 Mr. William Johnston Ms Audrey Schmidt BA ‘75 Ms Sarah Tallin BA ‘89 & Ms Colleen McKenty BAH ‘91 Ms Lynn Jones BA ‘75 Mrs. Joanne Seel Mr. Tim Taylor & Ms Jeri Taylor Dr. James Currie Ms Margaret Kellerman & Mr. Paul Seel BA ‘93 $100,000 – $249,999 Mr. Peter Simmie BA ‘66 Ms Mariam Bernstein BA ‘82 Mr. Peter Hildebrand Dr. Janis Thiessen MA ‘97 Mr. Kerry Dangerfield McCulloch & Mr. Paul Mr. D. Lorne Sexton Dr. John Krahn BSc ‘68 & Mrs. Patricia Simmie & Mr. Darrell Baran BA ‘86 & Ms Hermina Hildebrand Mr. Arni Thorsteinson Mrs. Glenice Davidson McCulloch BA ‘13 & Ms Christine Sexton & Mrs. Sara Krahn Mr. Gregory Steers Mr. Mark Bernstein Mr. Bryan Hobson BA ‘92 & Ms Susan Glass & Mr. James Davidson Ms Christine Knoll Ms Rita Shapera Jacob Mr. Vernon MacKelvie BA ‘44 & Ms Anne Boubin-Steers & Mrs. Zita Bernstein Ms Margaret Horne Coll ‘53, Ms Meite Timshel Ms Ruth Derksen Siemens Mr. Donald Lawrence Ms Janice Shimizu Mr. Peter Redekop Mr. Greg Tretiak BA ‘77 Dr. Neil Besner BEd ‘83 Ms Genevieve Twomey BAH ‘71 & Mr. Victor Siemens Dr. John Lee & Ms Patricia Lee Mr. David Shoesmith BEd ‘03, & Mrs. Gail Tretiak Ms Jeraldine Bjornson Mr. Andrew Hretzay $50,000 – $99,999 & Mr. Terry Johnston Dr. Fabrizio Di Muro Mr. Daniel Levin BSc4 ‘01 Mrs. Marina Unger Coll ‘68, BA ‘73 Mrs. Analee Hyslop BA ‘73 Ms Pina Albo BA ‘83 Ms Kristine Unger Dr. Larry Didow Mr. John Lewis Ms Diane Silverthorne BA ‘80 Dr. Michael Weinrath Dr. Margaret Bloodworth Mr. Myron Klysh & Mr. Kim Hertel Mr. Robert Unger Mr. Roman Dobriansky BA ‘81 & Mrs. Georgina Lewis Dr. Kent Simmons & Mrs. Janet Simpson LLD ‘07, BA ‘70 & Mr. Glenn Dr. Ruth Krindle MA ‘13, Mr. Russell Anthony BA ‘65 Ms Janice Vansickle & Ms Karen Dobriansky BEd ‘81 Ms Berdeena A. Logan Mr. John Smyth BSW, MSW Bloodworth BAH ‘71 LLD ‘07, BAH ‘11 & Bev Stacey & Ms Lee Anthony $5000 – $9999 Mr. Philip Waddell Ms Juanita Doerksen & Mr. Fraser Logan Ms Diane Spivak Mr. Richard Bracken Hon Richard Kroft CM Mr. Irv Applebaum Ms Meeka Walsh BA ‘84 Mr. Sam Doucet BA4 ‘18 Ms Patricia Ludwig Mrs. Eleanor Stardom Coll ‘64, $25,000 – $49,999 Ms Margaret Carrington & Ms Hillaine Kroft & Ms Lana Applebaum Mr. Adam Wedlake Mr. Joseph Doucet Mr. John Lyons BSc ‘67 Mr. Jose Correia CBSE Dr. Phil Chan BSc4 ‘87 Dr. Paul Lawrie Mr. Sunny Chau BAH ‘87 & Mrs. Nola Wedlake & Ms Karen Doucet Mrs. Patricia MacBeath Ms Laurie Stovel & Mrs. Maria Correia Chris Chernecki Dr. Dianne Leggatt LLD ‘07, BA ‘64 Mr. Richard Dearing Ms Brenlee Werner Ms Ann Dowsett Johnston & Dr. D. MacBeath Mr. Hugh Swandel Mr. Bryce Douglas Coll ‘63 Dr. Jaime Cidro Ms Ardith Lernout-Parker & Mrs. Rosalind Dearing Dr. Christopher Wiebe BSc4 ‘96 Mr. Kevin Doyle BA ‘92 Ms Dawn MacDonald BA ‘91 Ms Phyllis A.C. Thomson & Ms Nicki Douglas Mr. Ron Clement BA ‘68 BEd ‘89, BA ‘89 Mrs. Shirley Duckworth & Dr. Angela Wiebe Cameron Dyck & Dr. Michael McIntyre Mr. Ronald Timlick Ms Lillian Faurer & Ms Joan Clement & Mr. Will Parker Mr. Philipp Ens Mr. Orlando Wiebe Mr. Claude Eilers Dr. Mary Jane McCallum Ms Sally Tomlinson Dr. Pauline Greenhill Mr. Charles Coffey O.C. Mr. Royden Loewen BAH ‘77 Dr. Carol Harvey Ms Wanda Yamamoto Mr. Daniel Emberg Ms Andrea McCluskey Mr. David Torz Dr. Susan Lingle Ms Helen Davy BAH ‘87 Mr. Alec MacIsaac Mr. Brian Hastings Ms Deanna England MA ‘12, & Dr. Kenneth McCluskey & Ms Shelley Torz BEd ‘01 Mr. W. James Millar BAH ‘71 Ms Honor de Pencier & Dr. Tracy Whalen $500 – $999 & Ms Elizabeth Ruth Hastings BAH ‘98 Mr. Paul McCulloch BA ‘13 & Ms Ms Charlotte Turenne BAH ‘94 Mr. Michael Nesbitt & Mr. Michael de Pencier Mr. David Malaher Dr. PC, OC, Dr. Catherine Hunter BAH ‘86 Dr. Kenneth Enns BAH ‘71 Margaret Kellerman McCulloch Mrs. Leslie Uhryniuk Mr. Ted Nolan Dr. John Docherty & Ms Rosemary Malaher OM LLD ‘98, BA ‘61 Mr. Donald Johnson O.C., LL.D & Dr. Lesley Enns BAH ‘71 Dr. Michael McIntyre & Mr. James Uhryniuk & Ms Sandra Nolan Mr. Gordon Doerksen BA ‘74 Ms Roberta Marsh & Ms Denise Ommanney Mr. Jakkree Kanharat BA ‘06 Dr. Robert Enright CM DLE ‘16 & Ms Dawn MacDonald BA ‘91 Ms Kathleen Venema BEd ‘83, Mr. Gim Ong MST ‘99, M.DIV ‘96 & Mrs. Trudy Doerksen BAH ‘74 Dr. Kenneth McCluskey Adarsh Bahri Dr. Robert Kozminski LLD ‘12, BA Ms Rebecca Esau Ms Colleen McKenty BAH ‘91 BAH ‘91 & Mr. Gareth Neufeld Ms Joanne Sutherland BA ‘68 Mr. James Dyck & Ms Andrea McCluskey Mr. Walter Barg BA ‘71 ‘67 & Mrs. Deirdre Kozminski Mr. Roland Fortier & Mr. David Crook BA ‘82 BA ‘75 Dr. Annette Trimbee BSc ‘77 Mrs. Roberta Dyck Dr. Sarah McKinnon Dr. Bradley Baydock BSc ‘91 Mr. Donald Lidstone BA ‘74 Mr. Jonathan Funk Dr. Kenneth Mould Mr. James Vergie & Mr. Kevin Trimbee Mr. Michael Emslie Dr. Peter Miller & Dr. Wendy Tretiak BSc ‘91 Dr. James MacDonald & Mrs. Rhonda Funk & Ms Sharon Mould Dr. Terry Visentin Dr. Barbara Evans BSc ‘94 Ms Denise Miller Ms Jan Belanger $10,000 – $24,999 Coll ‘64, LLD ‘05 Mr. Santos Gabriel Dr. Arnold Naimark OM Mr. Dave Wall Mr. James Fargey BA ‘49 Miss Marion Mills BA ‘46 & Mr. Marcel Belanger Mr. Darren Baccus & Mrs. Roberta MacDonald Mr. Harvey Gales Coll ‘70 & Dr. Barbara Naimark Dr. Murray Wiegand & Mrs. Joan Fargey Dr. Erica Moodie BA ‘00 Mrs. Audrey Belyea Coll ‘39 & Ms Annie Rodrigue Mr. John Martens Ms Wendy Gardiner BA ‘83 Dr. Joel Novek & Ms Nancy Wiegand Dr. Robin Farquhar Mr. Peter Myers Coll ‘56 & W. Belyea Ms Lorraine Beck BA ‘86 Dr. Peter Miller & Mr. Kevin Johnson Prof Grace O’Farrell BA ‘92 Mrs. Florence Williams & Mrs. Frances Farquhar Mr. Chris Newman Ms Margo Berry & Mr. Craig McIntosh Mr. Jonathan Paterson Dr. Robert Gold FEL ‘97 Mr. James Oborne Ms Stephanie Wong Mr. Kevin Freedman Coll ‘99, Ms Cathy Anne Pachnowski BA ‘80 Mr. Richard Bevan BA ‘52 Mr. David Dominy BA ‘78 Mrs. Tannis Richardson & Dr. Linda Gold & Ms Judy Oborne Dr. Dorothy Young BA ‘75 BA ‘08 & Ratna Ningrum Mr. Will Parker & Mrs. Irene Bevan & Ms M. Dominy Mrs. Linda Rigby BA ‘65 Dr. Fiona Green BA ‘87 Ms Kendal Young BAH ‘91 Mr. Rudolf Friesen & Ms Ardith Lernout-Parker BA ‘89 Dr. Mark Golden Ms Irene Sanderson BA ‘95 Mr. William Gadsby & Ms Carolyn Mr. Stephen Paterson Mr. Elmer Hildebrand Ms Nancy Santesso Carson-Gadsby BA ‘90 Dr. Peter Pauls BA ‘59 & Ms Hilda Hildebrand Mr. Hans Werner BAH ‘93, MA Ms Jennifer Gibson BAH ‘94 & Mrs. Madeline Pauls Dr. Gabor Kunstatter ‘96 & Ms Diana Werner Mrs. Lorraine Gillespie BA ‘61 & Ms Mary Kunstatter Ms Barbara Read BA ‘03 $1000 – $4999 & Mr. Henry Gillespie Ms Sherri Walsh Coll 78’, BA ‘81 Dr. James Richardson Mr. Richard Adams Mr. Bryan Ginter & Dr. Louis Ludwig Coll ‘67, LLD ‘08 & Ms Albina Moran BA ‘84 Mr. Kenneth Gracie BA ‘73 Mrs. Donna Macaw & Mrs. Leney Richardson Mr. David Anderson BA ‘59 & Mr. Philip Waddell Mr. Robert Puchniak Dr. H. Sanford Riley CM, OM LLD Mr. Anshu Arora Mrs. Gillian Graham Dr. Mavis Reimer BAH ‘76 ‘09 & Ms Deborah Riley & Ms Romia Arora Mr. Kenneth Grower FCA BA ‘70 & Mr. Garth Reimer Ms Jennifer Roblin Coll ‘79 Judge Philip Ashdown & Mrs. Marjorie Grower BA ‘71 Mr. Edward Sellers BA ‘83 & Mr. Craig Lathrop Mr. Daniel Bailey BSc4 ‘00 Ms Rita Gunn Coll ‘59 & Ms Linda Sellers BA ‘83 Ms Leslie Sarchuk BA ‘78 Mr. Geoffrey Bawden BSc ‘88 & Mr. Greg Mason Estate of Margaret National Tire Distributors Inc. The University of Winnipeg Golden Key International Honour Caroline Horne Parrish & Heimbecker Limited The University of Winnipeg Society - University of Wpg Estate of Mrs. Nobu Ellis PKF Lawyers Community Renewal Corp. Health Sciences Estate of Ms Marion Mills Price Industries Limited The University of Winnipeg Centre Foundation Gerald and Debbie Queen’s Own Cameron Faculty Assoc. Hydro-X Club — Labossiere Family Fund Highlanders of Canada The University of Winnipeg Winnipeg Chapter German Canadian Business & Regimental Foundat Students’ Assoc. Independent School Professional Association of MB RBC Public Affairs The University Women’s Club of District No. 622 Hill Sokalski Walsh Olson LLP RBC Royal Bank Winnipeg-Scholarship Fund Jennifer Chan Medical Thank you HUB International Limited Retail Council of Canada Timothy N. Taylor Corporation Intergraphics Decal Ltd Revera - The Wellington Law Corporation Manitoba Building Trades James Richardson & Sons, Rotarel Inc. The Pas Tommy’s Welding Ltd. Manitoba Foundation Limited & District Rotary Club Unifor Local Union 1403 for Sports Inc. John and Alice Crabb Royal Stewart Ltd. University Medical Group Margaret Barbour Collegiate Corporate, Foundation Memorial Trust Sarah Mckinnon Vancouver Foundation MFS Investment Johnson & Johnson Matching Charitable Foundation Vickar Community Chevrolet Management Canada Gift Program Scotiabank Winnipeg Regional Paul Craft Financial Inc. Ladco Company Ltd. Scouts Canada Health Authority - WRHA Pembina Valley Bible Camp Lawton Partners Charitable Spack Equities Inc. Province of Manitoba All & Estate Donors $500 – $999 Giving Foundation Inc Sport Manitoba Inc. Charities Campaign 3-Phase Electrical Ltd. Linden Woods Community TCA Scholarship Fund Inc. RBC Dominion Securities Beaver Ionic Lodge No. 25 Foundation TD Wealth Royal Canadian Legion Bioscience Association Manitoba Local 500 C.U.P.E. The Benevity Community District No.6 Canada’s National History Society Louis Riel School Division Impact Fund Rural Municipality of Gimli Canadian Red Cross Manitoba Association for The Farquharson Foundation St. Boniface Hospital Foundation CFI Education Inc. Resource Recovery Corp. The German-Canadian The Killarney Foundation Inc. Donor list reflects gifts from organizations between Dr Oliver James Leslie Manitoba Food & Commercial Studies Foundation, Inc. Medical Corporation April 1, 2019 and March 31, 2020. Workers. Local No. 832 The Jewish Foundation Fernwood Publishing Co Ltd. Manitoba High Schools of Manitoba Follett of Canada Inc. Athletic Association The Leonard Foundation Fred Douglas Place MFS Investment The Mauro Family Foundation Residents Association Management Canada The North West Company LP

$1,000,000 – $1,250,499 $10,000 – $24,999 Consulate General Assiniboia Downs — MSBI - Province of Manitoba Boston Pizza International Inc. of Italy - Cultural Section Manitoba Jockey Club Inc. George and Tannis Benefaction Foundation $500,00 – $999,999 Canadian Tire Richardson Fund Boys and Girls Clubs of RBC Foundation Jumpstart Charities Gift Funds Canada Winnipeg Inc. $100,000 – $499,999 Conam Charitable Foundation Global Partners FC C.P. Loewen Enterprises Ltd. Estate of Dr. Douglas W. Estate of Berenice Barbara Sisler Foundation Canad Inns Leatherdale Estate of The Honourable Jays Care Foundation Canadian Basketball Estate of Vernon MacKelvie Douglas D. Everett Link Charity Canada Inc. Ventures L.P. Estate of William Earl Shepherd FIRMA Foreign Exchange Louis Ludwig Medical Canadian Beverage Container Manitoba Metis Federation Inc. Golden West Broadcasting Ltd. Corporation Recycling Association Sun Life International Scholarship Manitoba School Canwell Business The Winnipeg Foundation and Tuition Services Inc. Improvement Program Inc. Connections Inc Johnston Group Inc. Oakville Community Foundation Carberry & Area Community $50,000 – $99,999 Knowledge First Foundation Philipp R. Ens Ltd. Foundation Inc. IG Wealth Management Pure Gold Mining Inc. Pinnacle Staffing Center for Scholarship T. Valerie Construction Limited Qualico Developments Royal Bank of Canada Admin, Inc. $25,000 – $49,999 (Winnipeg) Ltd. Scholarship America Child Nutrition Council BMO Financial Group Terry Fox Humanitarian Strategic Charitable of Manitoba Calgary Foundation Awards Inc. Giving Foundation Chimp: Charitable Impact Canadian National The Family The Asper Foundation Foundation (Canada) Railway Company Foundation Inc. The Bluth Company Ltd. CIBC CPA Manitoba Foundation Inc. The Hong Kong Canada Business The Manitoba Teachers’ Society Clarence Atchison President’s Estate of Ms Lillian Faurer Association - Wpg Section The Wawanesa Mutual Award Foundation Estate of William James Millar The Kellaway Foundation Inc. Insurance Company Coca Cola Bottling Company Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc. The McLean Foundation Tire Stewardship Manitoba Inc. Community Education Kingfisher Foundation The University of United Way Greater Toronto Development Association Oak Tree Foundation Winnipeg Foundation Community Foundation of $1000 – $4999 RBC Investor & Treasury Services The Winkler Community Portage & District Inc. 4705280 Manitoba Ltd. Red River Cooperative Ltd. Foundation Dauphin & District A. Koncan & Associates Ltd. Ted Nolan Foundation Community Foundation Inc. $5000 – $9999 Administrative Facilities The Tallman Foundation Inc. Eckler Ltd. 152245 Canada Inc. Limited Partnership Triple E Recreational Vehicles Enterprise Holdings Abundance Canada Aqueduct Foundation Equalizer Foundation Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada c/o Scotiatrust Winnipeg Rh Institute Estate of Eunice M. J. McFee CanadaHelps.org Foundation Inc. 2020 Board of Directors

Board Chair Directors Dr. H. Sanford Riley CM, OM, LLD '09 Mr. Daniel A. Bubis, Collegiate '84 Mr. Charles Loewen, BAH '13 Vice Chair Mr. James Currie Dr. Robert Kozminski, BA '67, LLD '12 Mr. Gregory D. Tretiak, BA '77 Mr. Bob Silver Acting President & CEO Ms Albina Moran, BA '84 Teresa Murray Mr. Edward A. Sellers, BA '83 Ms Sherri Walsh, Collegiate 78’, BA ‘81 Mr. Darren Baccus Mr. Dave Dominy, BA '78 Mr. Peter Simmie, BA '66 Mr. Rohith Mascarenhas, BA ‘11 Ms Barb Gamey

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