MESSAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS FROM THE CHAIR 3 Message from the Chair 4 Staff Message 6 Board Members 9 Signature Grant Profile reputation in the community. Since through the Just in Case seminars presented 10 Grant Profiles 2015 marked the beginning of some very big changes 2007, the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural by volunteer Harold Empey and our Will Power 14 Fund Profiles Gala has involved business partners and Week Seminars given by local lawyers. for the Saskatoon 24 PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala sponsors in SCF. Participation in the premier Community Foundation. fundraiser in Saskatoon has helped many of Since inception, the Saskatoon Community 28 2015 Grants these businesses to forge new partnerships Foundation has been building a base of 48 Year in Review We began the process of transitioning from with charities and to consider their roles in support for local charities that will last forever. 54 Fund Lists our long-time Executive Director Trevor making Saskatoon the best community in As our funds grow, so does our ability to Forrest to our new ED Carm Michalenko which to live. help our community. In 2015, SCF made 60 Donors and we also welcomed Administrative an unprecedented $5.225 million in grants, 66 Volunteers Coordinator Elaine Lozinski to the staff. Random Act of Kindness Day helped us to bringing our total grants since 1970 to over $24 engage all levels of the community, from million! The majority of these millions have been Trevor Forrest was in the position of Executive younger children to seniors in all walks of life. granted in recent years, and this will continue Director from June of 2002 and contributed This free and inclusive day of kindness spread to grow in future. Our donors have continued to the foundation in that capacity for over the word that caring does not require great to put their trust in the community foundation’s 13 years. We would like to thank Trevor wealth and that philanthropy is available management, with $4.323 million in gifts for his contributions and welcome Carm to to all. Likewise, Vital Signs is a project that received in 2015. It was a challenging year in the position. We realize a change of this was many years in the making. A snapshot the financial markets, with our investments magnitude will bring with it a period of of vital community statistics in 10 areas of earning a return of just over 2%, which brings adjustment for the Board and staff but we are focus, the purpose of Vital Signs is to promote our 10 year average return to 5.87%. certain we are up to the challenge. discussion and engagement among the public, private and charitable sectors, and Thanks to you, the people of Saskatoon, For the Saskatoon Community Foundation (SCF) among all organizations and individuals who the charities working to improve our quality to succeed in its role of bringing donors and have a stake in bettering our community. of life, and the many hundreds of donors leaders together to build sustainable bases for Over time, the data in Vital Signs will help to who give generously to make Saskatoon local charities, we know that we must engage provide focus to the SCF with respect to areas the best community in which to live! During our community. SCF has been serving donors requiring the foundation’s attention. this time of change for our Foundation, our and the community since 1970, but with each community and our country, we look forward new generation, new priorities arise and new SCF’s mandate is to assist donors in creating to opportunities to connect with you and work regulations govern way in which we build our legacies for the benefit of the community. In toward a bright future! community. We reach out in order to build 2015, SCF offered community programming 2 new relationships and strengthen our existing to advocate good financial planning, Greg Keller, Chair 3 STAFF MESSAGE CONNECT WITH US!

A community foundation is like a conversation between donors and charities. On the one hand, you have the many voices of donors, speaking their vision of a better Saskatoon. On the other hand, you have the many programs of the charities, expressing their contribution to our quality of life.

As the staff of the Saskatoon Community Foundation, it is our great privilege to be the hosts of many of these conversations, helping to connect the passion and vision of donors to the direct, street levels results produced by our charitable programs.

We are here to explain the process, help donors and charities with similar interests to come together and start their own conversations, play a role in granting funds to great projects, and offer advice or assistance to get things started. It is an incredibly rewarding place to work, because we get to play our own small role in so many wonderful acts of generosity and compassion. We have many years’ experience in our areas of expertise, and take seriously our responsibility to bring together donors and the causes close to their hearts. Connect with us online or drop by for a chat - the coffee is always on! Photo Caption: (L to R) Kristy Rempel, Donor Services Manager; Carm Michalenko, Executive Director; Susan Skrypnyk, Administration Manager; Elaine Lozinski, Administrative Coordinator; Don Ewles, Grants and Communications Manager.

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1. Greg Keller: “For me, it is an important 6. Ken Juba: “Saskatoon is a giving 10. Amberlea Chabot: “The Saskatoon 13. Brian Bentley: “The SCF continues responsibility to safeguard the funds to ensure community and I’ve been fortunate to meet Community Foundation provides a mechanism to provide the opportunity to join so many they are available to be used in the manner many people who are generous with their for people to do an ongoing greater dedicated staff, donors, contributors, and fellow in which they were intended, to benefit those time, knowledge and resources. Being a part cumulative good than they could otherwise board members, who everyday show how most in need within our community.” of the Foundation is a way to honour that achieve, by bringing donors and charities much they care for our community. It is indeed spirit of community and help it grow with together. It is personally very fulfilling to an honour to be part of the Foundation.” 2. Tom Kishchuk: “Serving on the our city." be a part of such a vital organization in the Saskatoon Community Foundation Board is community.” Full bios at saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca 4 5 6 an opportunity for me to help develop the 7. John Williams: “The Saskatoon 7 long term potential of our community through Community Foundation provides a sense of 11. Jeret Bode: “I am helping to create a the use of endowed funds which will exist in pride, for myself, my family and our company, community for my family to be proud of!" perpetuity.” in being able to support so many good causes within our community." 12. Wayne Brownlee: "Serving on the 8 3. Zeba Ahmad: “I am honoured to serve Saskatoon Community Foundation provides on the SCF Board; to work with an engaged 8. Ian Sutherland: “Serving on the Board real insight into the needs and fabric of the board, a dedicated staff, and committed provides an opportunity to contribute to the community. It provides an opportunity to make volunteers, all working towards a goal of many positive initiatives the Foundation a difference, and to work with some great improving the lives of Saskatoon citizens." supports. The diversity of the Board members' community people!” experiences brings different perspectives that 4. Tracy Muggli: “As a board member enhance our decision making." of the SCF, I have the unique opportunity to understand our vast community challenges 9. Curtis Kimpton: “Serving on the 9 10 AND to take an active role in supporting Board allows me the opportunity to work with organizations who work so hard to improve the great people that are looking to truly make a quality of life for Saskatoon citizens". difference in Saskatoon. Some donors’ gifts can continue to benefit the community forever, 5. Tiffany Paulsen: “As a City Councillor, while others can immediately be directed to "WHAT DOES SERVING I value the fact that SCF gives me contact charities and projects that need them now. This with and insight into the many wonderful is the one charity that can provide for the entire 13 programs and services offered by charities in community now and forever." ON THE SCF BOARD our community." MEAN TO YOU?" 11 12 6 7 SIGNATURE GRANT: THE FIRST 2000 DAYS OF LIFE PROFILE Every funder of charitable programs faces a similar challenge: the need for funds is always greater than the funds available. Of course, there are many ways to help the community, but how can we know we are making a difference? Community foundations tend to have a broad approach, typically funding many types of work through many different grants.

By granting to support the “early years,” SCF can help ensure healthy development in early childhood and a strong community in the future.

Through consultation with experts and the body of research, it was decided that the best opportunity to make an impact on the quality of life in the community was by making grants to help the youngest citizens of Saskatoon, during the first 2000 days of life. During this period, children learn crucial skills and social patterns that will affect their lives in the years to come. By granting to support the “early years,” SCF can help ensure healthy development in early YMCA SOUTH CHILDCARE childhood and a strong community in the future. The Foundation continued to make grants in Saskatoon has long been aware of the need well-designed outdoor playground utilizing The act of play is a all of its traditional areas of focus, but in 2015, many of our grants supported the first 2000 for more childcare facilities, and with the the latest research into early childhood recent growth of our community, that need learning. It will provide a safe environment crucial component in the days of life. The following pages profile a few of those grants. is even more acute in some of the newer geared specifically to foster and enhance successful growth of the areas. By helping the YMCA add a new the opportunities for a child to play alone, brain, body, and intellect. childcare facility in the southern part of the with a caregiver, or with other children. city, SCF helped both newcomers to the Play encompasses many facets of child It allows the child to explore, test, and expand city and to the Stonebridge neighbourhood development. It is physical, intellectual, the limits of the growing body, and promotes to connect to services and supports for emotional and societal. social, intellectual, and oral skills. children. The new childcare will support 50 to 60 families. Our grant helped to create a

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STATION 20 WEST: THE SASKATOON MOTHERS’ CENTRE’S BREASTFEEDING PROGRAM NURTURING WITH RHYMES The Mothers’ Centre at Station 20 West First Nations women. First Nations women The program engages women in supporting Rhymes are one of the most basic tools The program provides gentle but effective "The children benefit not honours the essential work that women do in our community breastfeed at a rate one another through the challenges to assist in learning and building memory. skills for the adults. The adults learn how in our community by giving birth to, caring approximately 20 percent lower than that of of breastfeeding. It connects women Nurturing with Rhymes aims to help children simple rhythms can distract, comfort, calm, only from the language for and raising our children. This work is the overall community, which represents a intergenerationally in a culturally safe experience positive, respectful nurturing teach, entertain and please children. Of enrichment but socially usually unpaid and often unrecognized, but health gap for First Nations children. Breast environment by involving grandmothers and from their parents/caregivers, and to help course the children are learning along with and emotionally – listening, it is crucial to the health of our community. milk provides not only nature’s own best elders familiar with traditional practices families with young children feel nurtured, their parents/caregivers, feeling the adult’s The Breastfeeding Program was created to nutrition but also vital antibodies that develop in peer support. Through these supports, children feel respected and better equipped love, modelling the actions and storing the chanting, singing, rhyming, provide support to breastfeeding mothers the immune system and protect against the Mothers’ Centre is helping to ensure to handle the day-to-day challenges of language until it’s ready to emerge in days, talking, imagining and and to encourage breastfeeding in the illness. Breastfeeding also helps to strengthen a generation of our children get the best parenting. Parents, caregivers and their weeks or months. Their vocabulary is being moving." greater community, particularly among the bond between mother and baby. possible start in life. infants come together to learn rhymes expanded and enriched and their awareness and songs in a setting that will encourage of language is growing as they hop and stop, learning, fun and connections. and zoom to the moon. 10 11 GRANT GRANT PROFILES PROFILES

AIM EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAM READ SASKATOON'S CRISS CROSS APPLESAUCE AIM stands for “Ability in Me,” and it is one Down Syndrome, supporting students in "By helping these kids This new drop-in 12 week family learning Through interactive success (with tips on how to communicate of the only organizations in our community their development of speech, language, program is held in two high-needs with your child’s first teacher and how to that addresses the needs of children with sensory processing, social skills, self-help build skills necessary for locations, one within a core neighbourhood activities, parents and prepare for school), and by developing unique Down Syndrome, supporting all as individuals skills and motor skills. Collaboration among successful inclusion, AIM in Saskatoon and one serving primarily children grow their literacy approaches for each group, respectful of who need to be included and reach their parents, speech language pathologists, connects the children to their newcomer families, to reach marginalized skills together in a fun, culture, learning styles, and issues of speech full potential. AIM strives to provide learning teachers, music therapists, and occupational and isolated children and families not yet and language development. By helping strategies that target the skills required for therapists enables the program to target community and their peers, linked to support networks. Each session supportive setting. children and families develop skills in a fun successful life-long inclusion. The AIM Early a wide range of critical skills for the early building understanding consists of parent/child together time and a The families work together to provide a and interactive environment, READ prepares Education Program is an enriched early- years. The programming is individualized, and acceptance in our parent focussed discussion component. comfortable environment for everyone to them for success in life! learning program for children between the and is designed by the child’s team, including enjoy the activities. The program builds ages of 2 ½ - 5 years, diagnosed with valuable input from parents. community." literacy skills, helps to prepare for school

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GORDIE HOWE FUND FOR ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH HARVEY AND ISOBEL CRAIG FUND

In 2015, the Kinsmen Foundation honoured Gordie Howe at personal experience with SCF, knowing that the Foundation One year, while in the process of updating their wills the first 90 years of history of the association. CurlSask its annual Kinsmen Sports Celebrity Dinner. In attendance is Saskatoon-based and that the money is invested in with their lawyer, Harvey and Isobel Craig expressed made Harvey an Honorary Life Member. along with Mr. Howe was Wayne Gretzky, and Gordie’s son, perpetuity, he felt that SCF was the perfect fit and made the their continued desire to find a way to give to their Martie Howe. At the dinner, Wayne expressed interest in suggestion to the group. favorite charities, even after they were gone. It was then Harvey was also privileged to have served on several high establishing a fund to raise money in Gordie’s name. Marty that their lawyer introduced Harvey and Isobel to the profile committees that brought various sporting events to went further, wanting the fund to remain in Saskatoon, Known as Mr. Hockey, Gordie Howe may be as famous for Saskatoon Community Foundation. After learning more Saskatchewan. He served on the Mayor’s Committee as a Gordie’s home town, and that the fund would be used to his personable disposition and his philanthropy as he is about the endowment model and being satisfied of curling representative for the 1971 Canada Winter Games benefit the city. It was also decided to dedicate the funds for his hockey statistics. He has participated in countless SCF's good reputation in the community, they decided and he was also the curling representative for the 1974 to Alzheimer’s research, a condition which has touched the fundraisers throughout his life and his name is affiliated to create the Harvey and Isobel Craig Fund. Saskatchewan Winter Games held in North Battleford. Howe family for many years. with many charitable programs. The Saskatoon Community Harvey was a member of the organizing committees that Foundation is proud to be the steward of The Gordie Howe Born in Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Harvey entered the brought the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship to Johnathan Abrametz, a donor to the Saskatoon Community Fund for Alzheimer’s Research. Canadian Navy, serving in WW2. After being discharged Saskatoon in 1978 and the Labatt Brier in 1989. Foundation, was a key player in bringing everyone together from service, he moved to Saskatoon, earned his for the tribute dinner that night. Based on Johnathan’s The Howe Family’s intention is that any local money raised Biology degree from the University of Saskatchewan When Harvey was not curling, he spent time on the golf in Gordie Howe’s name will be directed to this fund. and went on to work for 38 years in the research course. Harvey was a founding member and past President branch of Agriculture Canada. of the Holiday Park Golf Course. Isobel and Harvey were JOHN CROSS 2015 CORNERSTONE OF THE COMMUNITY FUND both members of the Saskatoon Golf and Country Club, In 1952, Harvey married Isobel Shaw from Nipawin. A where Harvey has been a member for 47 years. The Cornerstone of the Community Award honours citizens Business Mentorship Program, personally mentoring many local homemaker and devoted mother and friend, Isobel worked whose long service to our community has had a lasting entrepreneurs. John has also been inducted into the SABEX Hall for a time with Sears Canada, and was a member of the Sadly, after 61 years of marriage, Isobel passed away in impact on life in Saskatoon. of Fame and awarded the Saskatchewan Order of Merit. Order of Royal Purple. September 2013.

In 2015, the Saskatoon Community Foundation honoured John’s contributions to science and business development Harvey and Isobel made Saskatoon their home and raised Harvey continues to serve his community through John Cross for his long commitment to our community. His have changed our province for the better. Even so, his their children in the Nutana Churchill neighborhood. his contributions to his Donor Advised Fund with the contributions that have changed the face of our community ongoing participation in mentorship and ongoing engagement Saskatoon Community Foundation, which goes on to serve and of agriculture itself. He served as founding Executive in building young leaders in business are equally important Curling took up a big part of Harvey’s life. He was a various handpicked charities in the Saskatoon area. Harvey Director of POS Pilot Plant Corporation in Saskatoon. He to his role as a Cornerstone of our Community. Forging member of the Granite Curling Club, serving as president holds true to a philosophy learned early in life from his was a founding partner, and later President, CEO, and connections that lead to success empowers people, makes for a time. He was on the Executive Council of the father: “Bring your talents to the good of the community Chairman of Saskatoon-based Philom Bios Inc., the creator businesses stronger and creates invaluable opportunities in Saskatchewan Curling Association for 13 years, also and leave it in better shape than when you found it.” of the world’s first commercial phosphate inoculant. our community. serving a term as president. While with the Saskatchewan Through the examples both Harvey and Isobel have made Curling Association, now known as CurlSask, he worked in their lives, they have done exactly that. John has served the community on many boards, including Congratulations to John Cross, the 2015 recipient of the on the History Committee, where he helped with the 1988 the National Research Council of Canada, the Saskatchewan Cornerstone of the Community Award! The John Cross 2015 publication of Saskatchewan Curling – Heartland Tradition, Research Council, SREDA and Royal University Hospital Cornerstone of the Community Fund has been created to 14 Foundation. He has also been involved in the Raj Manek commemorate his contributions to our community. 15 FUND PROFILES

SHELLBROOK AND DISTRICT HEALTH SERVICES FOUNDATION AND MANAGED FUND DAVID EDNEY FUND FOR THEATRE

The Shellbrook and District Health Services Foundation Inc. funds to support the Parkland Integrated Health Centre Since I have financial security and no dependents, it is My fund aims to assist Saskatoon theatres to put on (SDHSF) is a registered non-profit charitable organization. and care of its patients and residents, the other being an easy for me to donate money to worthy causes. It was not productions that are outside their ordinary fare, that are It was originally formed in 1999 as the Shellbrook & advisory board to the Health Region for the operation of until middle-age, however, that I realized that doing it while unusual in some way and that may be somewhat risky Districts Health Services Project Inc. to raise funds to build this facility. I am still alive gives me the pleasure of seeing the results. for them. There is certainly a place for commercially a new integrated healthcare facility primarily to serve the successful plays that draw large crowds, but companies needs of residents in a 40 to 50 mile radius. The facility The Foundation and its volunteer Board of Directors is In addition to general, unattached support for organizations should also be able to present substantive works that would be home to a new 20 bed Acute Care Hospital, grateful for every donation, large or small. It recognizes that work for social betterment, I make some of my challenge audiences. It is important that we get to see an enclosed ambulance entrance, 6 bed Emergency/ donors on its Donor Wall, located at the main entrance of donations more specific, to areas which are of interest new Canadian works that help us to understand ourselves Trauma centre, 34 bed Long Term Care centre, as well the Parkland Integrated Health Centre. to me, and particularly to areas which are overlooked and the society we live in, but government grants are as 20 offices providing support services for Chiropractor, by other funding sources and where my contributions directed largely to that repertoire. We should also be able Massage therapy, Physiotherapy, Addictions Counselling, SDHSF has partnered with the Saskatoon Community can perhaps exert some influence. That is the intent of to see how the world is viewed by people in other cultures, Social Services, Prenatal Care, Home Care, Public Health, Foundation to access its financial expertise. Through the the David Edney Fund for Theatre with the Saskatoon people who are different from us, people from other times Dietician, mental health and many others. relationship with SCF, SDHSF has simplified the process Community Foundation. and other places. Openness to others has always been a for donors wishing to give life insurance, appreciated Canadian characteristic. Now that others are increasingly The tremendous spirit of support shown by SDHSF securities or property, providing significant tax advantages Arts funding generally suffers when money is tight, but I seen as a threat, the arts’ ability to develop cross-cultural donors – individuals, families, businesses, corporations, to those making much appreciated gifts to our Foundation. believe strongly that the special insights of creative artists understanding is all the more valuable. organizations – has made it possible for the Shellbrook Our Managed Fund is for investment purposes, such are essential for a healthy society. Since I have participated and Districts Health Services Project Inc. to raise funds that capital and investment returns are available to our in drama in various capacities for a good part of my life, By supporting theatre companies when they embark for this facility. The $26.5 million Parkland Integrated Foundation on short notice. The SDHSF Agency Fund is and I know something about it, that is the area of the arts on those kinds of adventurous projects, I hope that my Health Centre at 100 Dr. Jack Spencer Way in Shellbrook a permanent endowment, from which a portion of the that I support most. fund will enrich the cultural life of Saskatoon by opening opened in June 2013 on time and on budget. The original investment income is provided annually to our Foundation. horizons and fostering diversity. - David Edney fundraising board has changed the name to a “Foundation” Over time, the Agency Fund will grow, providing long-term to reflect our new purpose once the new facility was financial stability to our annual budget. operational. One mission of SDHSF is to raise and manage

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ROB DUMONT FUND HARDY SOULS OF ’76 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Dr. Robert Dumont, renowned Building Scientist and Rob was a charter member of Saskatoon’s Energy In 2006 the Hardy Souls of ’76 held a 30th Class Reunion. out later that after our actual graduation in 1976, we’d Engineer, grew up in Vancouver, BC with his parents, Management Task Force (EMTF), a group that was formed A memorial table of photographs was set up to honour also had a surplus, which we’d all forgotten about. $1,567 Dr. Hubert Dumont MD and Margaret (Winterburn), and in reaction to the OPEC oil crisis in the mid 1980s that nine fondly remembered fellow graduates who had had been sitting in a School Board account for over 30 eleven siblings. After graduating from Vancouver College resulted in alarmingly high energy prices. The EMTF tragically passed away far too young. They include David years! Of course, we added that to our new fund, which and UBC in Mechanical Engineering, he volunteered for was formed with the backing of the federal government Allan, Jeff Bradford, Tony Cottrell, Rick Gunter, Jon Lambi, will provide one annual grant to be used to assist the CUSO for two years in Nairobi, Kenya. In 1970 he moved to with chapters across Canada. Voluntary members who Richard Postlewaite, Laurie Rosvold, Joanne Venne and successful applicant in receiving post-secondary education Saskatoon and received his MSc and PhD at the University are committed to energy issues, education, information Doug Volk. and training. The Class of ’76 is the only graduating class of Saskatchewan. transfer, and advocacy relating to residential, commercial, of Evan Hardy to provide such a scholarship! industry and community support EMTF’s mandate. Rob The Reunion was a jubilant event, so many laughs Rob was an early advocate of super insulated high played a major role supporting and developing initiatives and great memories. Quite a number of our former We’re so pleased to be part of the Saskatoon Community efficiency buildings. He was fortunate to be part of a that enabled the Saskatoon EMTF to remain a fully active teachers attended. We left feeling connected again, and Foundation. While we appreciate the Saskatoon Public bright innovative team of building scientists based in and vibrant organization. Today the Saskatoon EMTF is the understanding that we had certainly been privileged to School Board for helping us to collect initial donations, the Saskatoon, first with the National Research Council and only surviving chapter in Canada. attend Evan Hardy when we did. SCF is a better mechanism for providing scholarships in later, the Saskatchewan Research Council. This group perpetuity, which is what we wanted to be able to do. Our set out to demonstrate that high energy, super insulated Following Rob’s May 2015 passing, the EMTF held the first There was a surplus after the reunion, so we decided to partnership with SCF will make it much easier to build our buildings were not only a viable alternative to conventional Rob Dumont Energy Management Awards on October 15, raise even more money to establish the Hardy Souls of fund in the future and eventually provide more substantial construction, but if constructed on a large scale, would 2015, at which over 200 friends and colleagues attended. ’76 Memorial Scholarship Fund. We were delighted to find scholarships to deserving Evan Hardy graduates. assist to reduce the negative affects of carbon causing Rob was honoured posthumously with the Lifetime climate change. Convinced of the importance of this Achievement Award in conjunction with the formation of ROBERT AND LURA MAE SIDER SOCIAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT research, Rob and his wife, Philippine, built their own the Rob Dumont Fund with the Saskatoon Community super insulated, highly efficient home on Main Street in Foundation, as legacy and recognition of Rob’s immense Robert and Lura Mae Sider have always displayed the of their giving. SCF can facilitate the transfer of securities, Saskatoon. When finished in 1992 it was recognized as contribution to building science and his passion for saving philanthropic spirit in their lives and since making the something that many charities cannot offer their donors. the most energy efficient building on this planet – an our planet earth. decision to retire in Saskatoon, they have generously Donating securities reduces their capital gains tax allowing achievement indeed. given in many ways to the city. In 2000, the Siders created more of the gift to "flow through" to the charities of their Rob’s wife, Philippine continues to live in their energy the Robert D. and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund with the choice. According to Robert, “It only makes sense to do His personal life choices truly reflected his values. He rode efficient home, dedicating her time to volunteering, Saskatoon Community Foundation and use the incomed that when you can.” a bicycle to work, drove a Toyota Prius before they became traveling, painting and sewing. Their daughter Marie earned from the Donor Advised Fund to support their as popular as they are today, and was always willing to is pursuing her Master’s degree at the University of favorite charities since then. The Siders enjoy the simplified giving of the Social Capital generously share his expertise. He has been a long time Ottawa. Account. “The money is well handled, there are no fees supporter of the Saskatchewan Environmental Society and Every year, in addition to supporting their fund, Robert and we get to help even more charities.” It is one more Development and Peace. and Lura Mae have also used their own money to directly way the Saskatoon Community Foundation can help support other charities within Saskatoon. In 2015 they families like the Siders achieve their philanthropic goals. opened a Social Capital Account with SCF to assist in areas

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SASKATCHEWAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY MANAGED FUND BILOKRELI FAMILY FUND

The Saskatchewan Archaeological Society was interested (b) Promote the conservation of archaeological heritage Helen Bilokreli and Eunice Bilokreli were both born supporting many of the fine and performing arts and in growing their investments with expert guidance, to allow resources; and raised in Theodore, Saskatchewan, a small rural cultural events in Saskatoon. Helen and Eunice travelled it to continue to offer quality programs and services to its (c) Work in partnership with other parties to the benefit of community east of Yorkton, where the Bilokreli family extensively and their trips took them all over the world. community. archaeological heritage; and homesteaded. Daughters of the late Nick John (N.J.) Helen enjoyed a variety of sports and was an avid curler (d) Provide and support the provision of financial and Bilokreli, who immigrated to Canada from Austria at the Granite Curling Club. human resources and to assist individuals, groups and Tomasin Playford, Executive Director of the Society, along organizations to be actively and responsibly involved in 1899, and Frances Bilokreli (nee Roebuck), who with David Miller, Treasurer, approached the Saskatoon in heritage research, preservation and education efforts. immigrated to Canada from Pennsylvania in 1908, the Developing a strong work ethic at an early age, both Community Foundation with this goal in mind. sisters were the only girls in a family of nine children. women were committed employees and successful in Proceeds of the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society their careers. They found time to volunteer for a number The vision of the Society is to create and foster a deeper Managed Fund will be used to support the work of the Growing up in a rural community helped them of charities and various events. They never, however, public understanding of archaeology and archaeological society and continue its funding efforts. SAS currently appreciate hard work, the importance of family and a forgot their rural Saskatchewan roots, returning to information, and encourage public support for the provides funding to its chapters and members through a sense of community. Prairie life wasn't always easy Theodore regularly to help with the preparation of preservation of archaeological resources in Saskatchewan, grant program and offers the Zenon Pohorecky Memorial but it instilled a strong work ethic and an appreciation meals for the family harvest and later to provide care in Canada, and worldwide. Its goals are to: Bursary to university students in a variety of programs. for supporting one another. They embraced small town for their parents Most recently, SAS has added the Keith Lewis Memorial living and were active participants in school, church (a) Educate the public about the thousands of years of Student Presentation Awards for Best Graduate and Best and the community. Being the only two girls, they were They also never forgot the importance of helping others, Saskatchewan's human history and about the Undergraduate presentations at the Annual Gathering and expected to assist with the operation of the family home a compassion instilled during their early years growing discipline of archaeology; General Meeting. and farm and worked hard at supporting their close knit up in rural Saskatchewan when life brought challenges family in all ways. Helen and Eunice attended school in and hardships. Upon completion of their working careers, SCOTIABANK FUND Theodore and upon graduation from high school, the Helen and Eunice retired in Saskatoon until their passing. two sisters moved to Saskatoon to pursue business and Helen passed away in 2010 and Eunice in 2014. secretarial programs. At Scotiabank, investing in our communities has been a that are committed to helping young people reach their full Helen and Eunice were regular donors to many focus for over 180 years and we believe investing in young potential. We believe this is an investment in the long term Music and travel were always important ingredients in charities but their strong commitment to health was people is the path to community prosperity. security, stability and growth of both our communities and their lives. Both were accomplished pianists, playing in clear by their continuing support to the University of our businesses. the Theodore United Church during their younger years Saskatchewan for medical research. The Bilokreli Scotiabank is proud of its long legacy of supporting the and both were members of the church choir. Their love Family Fund will be used to support research into communities where we live and work. Our commitment Young people are our future leaders and Scotiabank’s of music continued throughout their lives, attending and Leukemia, children’s arthritis, and dementia. is to make a measurable and lasting impact on our global goal is to ensure that they have the necessary skills and communities. Scotiabank aims to support organizations resources they need to support their success.

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B’NAI BRITH 2015 MILTON TAYLOR WE’RE PROUD OF YOU FUND

Milton Taylor, a long time Saskatoon photographer and “The Patch” is another project Milton helped establish owner of Imagery Photography, was honoured at this along with the Mayor of Saskatoon. Across from Milton’s year’s B’nai Brith Silver Plate Dinner and was presented business, on the corner of Third Ave and Duchess with the 2015 We’re Proud of You Award. This award Street, are three acres of property owned by the City of recognizes a citizen who has provided exemplary Saskatoon. After tearing down some dilapidated houses, volunteer service to the community, something which work began to turn the land into a community garden, Milton epitomizes. which is tended by volunteers associated with the Saskatoon Food Bank. This year marked the fifth harvest As passionate about volunteering as he is about which produced over 20,000 lbs of produce for the Food photography, Milton devotes countless hours to many Bank. community organizations, projects and programs. He has been, and continues to be, involved with the Kinsmen Club, Milton loves to make people happy, something that the Jazz Festival, Saskatoon Folkfest, the World Junior is reflected in both his volunteering and his career. Hockey Championships, the Saskatoon Food Bank and He is grateful that his business allows him to mix his Learning Centre, the Saskatoon Golf and Country Club passion of photography with volunteering. “Choose a and Tourism Saskatoon. Milton was also instrumental in job you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.” establishing SYPE (Saskatchewan Young Professionals and He states that he hasn’t worked for a long, long time. Entrepreneurs), a Junior Chamber of Commerce. “We capture memories and preserve the present for our clients. There’s something really special and rewarding One of Milton’s greatest passions is his involvement in that. Those memories are gifts that will keep on with Care and Share, an organization devoted to the giving for generations.” needs of 17 inner-city schools. By providing children YOUR COMMUNITY MAKES with some basic needs, Care and Share encourages “Treasure Life” has been Milton’s motto for many years. them to stay in school, in hopes of having a better “We all get opportunities to do something in life. We have life than the one they were born into. Milton strongly to seize those opportunities and make them count.” He believes that education is only way to break the cycle hopes that we can all look back in years to come and YOU AND YOU MAKE YOUR and that the longer children can stay in school, the recall how wonderful and treasured those opportunities better their chances of success. Milton volunteers and are. Always treasure life. - Mazel Tov Milton. has served on the board for more than 12 years. COMMUNITY. WE CAN HELP YOU CREATE YOUR LEGACY.

22 23 Now in its ninth year, the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala continues to be the “must attend” event in our community. The gala connects businesses and individuals who want to support our community to one another and to the many charities supported by SCF. The gala offers an exemplary mix of food, entertainment, unique auction items and the opportunity to mingle with the “who’s who” of Saskatoon. But it doesn’t stop there! Everyone who attends the gala, every business that sponsors a table, every items that is donated to the auctions – all become permanently connected by taking part in building support for local charities that will last forever.

The 2015 gala was a spectacular event, with a crowd had gone home, what was the purpose The gala has also brought together businesses multi-course gourmet meal served in tandem of the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala? and individuals in the shared cause of making with fantastic entertainment showcasing the our community a better place to live. The gala best Saskatoon has to offer: SaskExpressions, In its nine years, the gala has raised over $3M has created a sense of competition among our hoop dancer Lawrence Roy, the U of S Jazz dollars for Saskatoon forever. The funds raised partners to see who can do the most for our Ensemble and the Wilson School of Highland at the very first gala have been invested for community. It has created new partnerships Dance, Saskatoon Salsa Dance Company, years already, earning income that has been and new ideas for the support of charities in Jordan Dornn and Heidi Munro and the Real granted to hundreds of charities. Each year our community. Groovy Band, aerial acrobats Move N Soar, a of the gala has added funds to that pool, and finale by the Fireside Singers and the after- thanks to SCF’s management of the funds, Most of all, the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural party led by Absofunkinlutely. those resources will continue to grow over time. Gala has been a celebration of our community, Over nine years, the gala has brought together working together, building a future, and sharing But after the premium wines and spirits had a wide cross-section of the finest cultural our lives and labours. The gala highlights what all been consumed, after the Mayor and performers our community has to offer and makes our community great, and the proceeds Mrs. Atchison had raffled the Rolex watches allowed a diverse audience to appreciate of that celebration will continue to bear fruit for donated by Birks, after all the auction items their talents and the wonderful diversity of our Saskatoon forever. Thank you Saskatoon! had been bid on and purchased, after the cultural community.

Sponsors: Platinum Realty Executives Saskatoon Media Hillberg & Berk Title Sponsor: Concentra Financial Robertson Stromberg Signature Media Sponsor: Hogarth Photography EY Saskatchewan Polytechnic The Star-Phoenix LB Distillers Gold University of Saskatchewan Rawlco Radio Novatex Graphics Arbutus Meadows Partnership Silver Saskatoon Media Group Pizza Hut Matching Partnership: ASL Paving Ltd. AREVA Resources Canada Inc. Shaw Production Lighting Scotiabank Boychuk Construction Corp. Concorde Group of Companies Support RSVP Event Design Diamond Deloitte KPMG Management Services Black Tie Travel and Saskatoon Co-op Cameco Dream Asset PCL Construction Entertainment Saskatoon Co-op Wine, Cherry Insurance Management Corporation Management Inc Blossoms Living Spirits ad Beer Store D & S Homes Graham Construction SaskTel Birks and Rolex Saskatoon Fastprint Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Greystone Managed Thomson Jaspar Eden Consulting – Mike Tory Stealth North Prairie Developments Investments Inc. Virtus Group Great Western Brewing Special Acknowledgement North Ridge Developments McDougall Gauley LLP Company Dan and Blanche McDonald MNP Handy Special Events Paul Tiessen 24 See page 66 for the list of Committee Members 25 STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE AWARD AWARD

AFFINITY CREDIT UNION DESIREE TIRK OF READ SASKATOON

For our community to truly succeed, charities need the support of the The Leadership Saskatoon program is a dynamic, 10-month adult private sector and its resources. education curriculum involving mentorship, self-assessments, site visits, interviews with current leaders, seminars with guest experts, group The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s Strategic Alliance Award discussions and projects. recognizes the business partner in an ongoing alliance between a business and a charity, with outcomes that enhance the quality of life in Saskatoon and benefit both the charity and the business. Desiree Tirk of READ Desiree has a passion for making Saskatoon Saskatoon has Bachelor of the best community in which to live. According The award encourages strategic, sustaining, collaborative Indian Social Work and a B.A. in to Desiree, “I look forward to participating in partnerships with clearly defined goals and measureable Native Studies from First Nations Leadership Saskatoon. I know I can learn from outcomes. We want to encourage charities and University of Canada. others, draw on their experiences by creating businesses to build connections, because we believe a network to change the lives of the families that true partnerships benefit charities, businesses After her practicums at Radius we serve in our community. I look forward and our entire community. Community Centre, she worked for to growing my skills, learning new tools, and several years as a Community Liaison, having an opportunity to work alongside a In 2015, the Saskatoon Community creating programs and facilitating volunteer mentor to provide me feedback.” Foundation was proud to recognize experiences for youth. Later, Desiree ran her Affinity Credit Union for its long-term own children’s consignment store, also using The Saskatoon Community Foundation The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s partnership with READ Saskatoon. it as a means of creating opportunities for congratulates Desiree Tirk, the recipient of the Leadership Saskatoon Award provides Affinity Credit Union is one of READ’s her community, including yoga, parenting 2015 Leadership Saskatoon Award! funding for a volunteer or staff member of primary funders, supporters and programs, and children’s art programs. a local charity to participate in the program, partners. Beyond its financial Currently the Program Manager, Desiree has promoting leadership in the charitable sector. contributions, Affinity been with READ Saskatoon for 10 years in SCF knows there is a deep pool of talented, members have become numerous roles. passionate people in the charitable sector, and board and committee helping them to develop their leadership skills members at READ, will reap long-term rewards for Saskatoon! supported and attended fundraising events, and trained and delivered Photo: L to R: READ Chair David Hutton, Myrna Hewitt of Affinity, programs as both literacy volunteers and financial literacy advisors. As a and SCF Chair Greg Keller result, many participants in the programs have improved their financial situations by changing spending habits, repairing credit, budgeting and even starting RRSPs! The Saskatoon Community Foundation salutes Affinity Credit Union for its ongoing support of our community! 26 27 GRANTS

QUALITY OF LIFE BISHOP JAMES P. MAHONEY INSTITUTE OF THE FAMILY

AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Health Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan Inc. $4680.67 Columbus Bosco Homes Columbus Bosco Homes Parent and Tot Program $5,000.00 Arthritis Society $3608.36 Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation $2567.17 Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Minds in Motion $5,000.00 CHEP Good Food Inc $8892.29 Nurturing with Rhymes $1168.41 Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Active Culture $4,000.00 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation $2500.00 SARBI $10,000.00 East Central Saskatchewan Association Treatment Program for Survivors of Acquired Brain Injury SWITCH $19,581.08 Saskatchewan Abilities Council $7842.09 for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured $2,000.00 Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association Inc. $2000.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. To Protect, Enhance and Ensure the Body, Mind and Spirit of Caregivers $2,000.00 Arts & Culture Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Inc. $2788.69 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation Parental Engagement of St. Maria Goretti Community School $2,500.00 25th Street Theatre Centre Inc. $1941.67 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Program (SCYAP) Inc. $1986.37 L'Arche Saskatoon Inc. Social and Spiritual Development of Adults Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company Inc $7429.87 Saskatoon Indian & Metis Friendship Centre $7327.73 with Intellectual Disabilities and Their Families $3,000.00 Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival Inc. $7000.00 Saskatoon Open Door Society Inc. $9078.67 Saskatoon Youth Development Complex Inc. Camp Sponsorship for Underprivileged Youth $2,000.00 Word on the Street Canada $5000.00 Station 20 West Development Corp. $18,708.04

Education Capacity Building POTASHCORP PARTNERSHIP GRANTS Canadian Diabetes Association $3354.86 Leadership Saskatoon $5,000.00 Family Service Saskatoon $5887.61 Other Quality of Life AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED READ Saskatoon $8225.94 Association des Parents Fransaskois Inc. Early Childhood and Family Centre Activities Leadership Saskatoon $3,850.00 Saskatoon Early Years Partnership $9564.51 - Activités Centre d'appui à la famille et à l'enfance $7,000.00 READ Saskatoon: Strategic Alliance Award $5,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area A Mentoring Welcome to Canada $5,000.00 Rotary Restorative Action Program $500.00 Social Development Breakfast for Learning SK Breakfast for Learning $5,000.00

Aids Saskatoon $10,000.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Care & Share School Supplies Program $13,000.00 Signature Grant Aim Program $17,544.14 Child & Youth Friendly Saskatoon Youth Volunteer Program $6,000.00 YMCA of Saskatoon $50,000.00 Autism Services $9573.47 Columbus Bosco Homes St. Volodymyr Parent and Tot Family Support Centre $5,000.00 Best Buddies of Canada $850.00 Leadership Saskatoon Leadership Saskatoon 2016-17 $6,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon $8525.69 Safe Drinking Water Foundation Safe Drinking Water Foundation Kits for Saskatoon Schools $5,000.00 Canadian Mental Health Association $10,000.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Social Leisure Youth Program (SLYP-Out) $5,000.00 CLASSIC $4030.62 Saskatoon Open Door Society Saskatoon Open Door Society Partnership Project $5,000.00 Cosmopolitan Industries $9621.51 Saskatoon Society for the Protection of Children Saskatoon Crisis Nursery Partnership Plan $5,000.00 Egadz $9315.73 SCI-FI Science Camps SCI-FI Science Camps School Workshops $5,000.00

28 29 MACRO PROPERTIES PRAIRIE PARTNERSHIP GRANTS CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS

AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Battlefords Boys & Girls Club Evening Programming $5,000.00 Canadian Deafblind Association VADIS Leadership Studio $3,146.60 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon & Area Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds $5,000.00 Sexual Health Centre Saskatoon Sexual Health Centre Saskatoon Strategic Breakfast for Learning Saskatchewan Breakfast for Learning $5,000.00 Plan and Board Development Project $2,500.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Enhanced Literacy Program $2,500.00 Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. Building Capacity = Developing Empowerment $2,000.00 Columbus Bosco Homes Bishop Klein Parent and Tot Family Support Centre $5,000.00 CLASSIC (Community Legal Assistance Board of Directors' Engagement and Governance Training Project Nature Saskatchewan Sakewew Permaculture and Treaty Education Program $5,000.00 Services for Saskatoon Inner City Inc.) $3,000.00 North Battleford Daycare Centre Kitchen Upgrade $2,900.00 Northern Saskatchewan International Children's Festival Strategic Planning and Organizational Development Notre Dame School Community Council Playground Revitalization $5,000.00 for the Children's Festival $5,000.00 Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Ltd. Program Enhancement for Toddlers and Children at Spadina Early Learning $2,300.00 Spadina Early Learning and Childcare Cooperative Ltd. Building Management Capacity at Spadina Early Learning $5,000.00 Tamarack Foundation Camp Tamarack- Education in the Great Outdoors $2,300.00 Saskatoon Summer Players Saskatoon Summer Players: Board Governance and Policy Development $2,000.00 The AIM Program Facilitated Session on Developing Outcomes-Based Evaluation VERNA AND LIONEL MCGILLIVRAY FUND FOR CHILDREN IN SASKATCHEWAN for AIM Programming $3,000.00 YOUTH ENDOWMENT SASKATOON AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Episcopal Corporation of Saskatoon o/a Our Lady of Victory St. Mary's Parish Outreach Program $3,000.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon & Area Broadened Horizons $2,518.66 AGENCY PROJECT NAME AMOUNT GRANTED Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt and Area Making an Impact $5,000.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Dignity Fund Program $6,000.00 Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan Little Creators $2,155.50 Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc. / EGADZ EGADZ Summer 2015 $2,500.00 Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation Lions School Sight Program $3,000.00 Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. SCYAP's Summer Art in the Park $4,000.00 McKitrick Community School Family Christmas Carnival and Santa Store $1,337.07 Rotary Restorative Action Program (RRAP) Restorative Action Program (RAP) $4,000.00 Saskatoon Indian and Metis Friendship Centre SIMFC Children's Christmas Party 2015 $1,000.00 Saskatoon Open Door Society Youth Empowerment Workshops $4,000.00 Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Care & Share Holiday Lunch Program $3,500.00 Saskatchewan Intercultural Association ConnectED $2,500.00 AIDS Saskatoon AIDS Saskatoon Christmas hampers $3,000.00 Camp fYrefly Saskatchewan Camp fYrefly Saskatchewan $2,738.37 Battlefords Boys & Girls Club Battlefords Boys and Girls Club Programming $5,000.00 Radius Community Centre for Education Radius Summer Glee Club & Video Project Rosetown Kid Kare Inc. Rosetown Kid Kare "Best Nutrition" For Kids Project $4,000.00 and Employment Training $3,540.00 The AIM Program AIM Resource Centre $2,000.00 Northern Saskatchewan International Children's Festival PotashCorp Children's Festival of Saskatchewan $4,000.00 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Camp Easter Seal $11,837.07 Frontier College Foundation Lifelong Learning at the Saskatoon Friendship Inn $5,000.00

30 31 GRANTS FROM AGENCY FUNDS GRANTS FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS

FUND NAME AMOUNT GRANTED FUND NAME AMOUNT GRANTED FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Crisis Nursery Agency Fund $759.95 Saskatoon Opera Fund $383.48 Bremner Family Fund University of Saskatchewan, Western College of Veterinary Medicine $198.31 Frank & Ellen Remai Fund for Persephone Theatre $86,010.27 Saskatoon Symphony Society Agency Fund $2,690.66 Bremner Family Fund Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship of Canada $198.31 Meewasin Naturally Fund $24,941.43 Station Arts Center Cooperative Endowment Fund $4,319.56 Brightwater Endowment Fund Brightwater Science and Environmental Program $952.59 Northern Saskatchewan International Children's Festival Fund $716.82 Susan Lamb Fund for Meewasin Valley $701.00 Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel Congregation Agudas Israel $3,332.82 Read Saskatoon Agency Fund $716.82 United Way of Saskatoon & Area - The Tomorrow Fund $19,181.31 Caroline Kosmas Fund Saskatoon Friends of Students & Kids $1,500.49 Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund $913.84 Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Fund $10,582.67 Daniel Hamoline, QC Bursary Fund Family Mediation Canada $568.82 Saskatoon French School Agency Fund $426.64 Wayne Wiens Fund for Big Brothers Big Sisters $1,037.49 Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund St. Paul's Hospital Foundation $469.80 Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids Agency Fund $716.82 Wes Bolstad Fund for the Meewasin Valley Fund $613.17 David Sim Yip and Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund Circle Drive Special Care Home Inc. $1,094.10 Saskatoon Music Festival Association Sheila Shinkewski Fund $801.16 Western Development Museum Legacy Fund $2,858.48 Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust Saskatoon Symphony Society $1,962.14 Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund Jubilee Residences Foundation, Stensrud Lodge $706.87 Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $706.87 GRANTS FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund United Way of Saskatoon $690.28 Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan $574.25 FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Dr. Kris Rao and Dr. Leela Rao Fund United Way of Saskatoon $4,113.72 Ann and Nick Shurma Memorial Fund Ukrainian Catholic Episcopal Corporation of Saskatchewan $90.59 Dr. Suzanne Yip and Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund Meewasin Valley Authority $1,299.15 Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony Saskatoon Symphony Society $1,239.07 Edda and Alan Ryan Fund Saskatoon Symphony Society $913.14 Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment Fund Saskatchewan Music Festival Association $2,441.86 Edward Louis Schneider Fund Canadian Diabetes Association - Saskatoon $12,577.78 Annie Colley Saskatoon City Hospital Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $439.69 Edward Louis Schneider Fund Order of St. Benedict $12,577.79 Annie Colley University of Saskatchewan Fund University of Saskatchewan, University Advancement $590.04 Edward Louis Schneider Fund Saint Joseph's Parish $12,577.79 Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation $1,229.66 Frank Lee Family Endowment Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) $1,130.25 Bennee Family Fund Canadian Federation of University Women Saskatoon Inc. $2,393.92 Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund Interval House $1,275.97 Bennee Family Fund Dr. Stirling McDowell Foundation for Research into Teaching $598.49 G. Vernon Morris Fund Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan $10,153.17 Bennee Family Fund Grace-Westminster United Church $1,196.96 Geoff and Connie Owen-Jones Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon $354.94 Bennee Family Fund Murray Memorial Library at the University of Saskatchewan $3,590.88 George Porteous Memorial Prize Saskatoon Youth Orchestra $230.09 Bennee Family Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $2,992.40 Gladys Hall Fund Autism Services of Saskatoon $532.90 Bennee Family Fund Saskatoon United Way of Saskatoon & Area $1,196.96 Gladys Hall Fund Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) $532.90 Bilokreli Family Fund University of Saskatchewan $22,588.28 Gladys Hall Fund Friends of Saskatchewan Children (Ronald McDonald House) $532.90 B'nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett United Way of Saskatoon & Area Gladys Hall Fund Meewasin Valley Authority $532.90 We're Proud of You Fund $379.75 Gladys Hall Fund Interval House $532.90 B'nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko Royal University Hospital Gladys Hall Fund Western Development Museum $1,065.80 We're Proud of You Fund $447.50 Gladys Hall Fund YWCA $532.90 B'nai Brith 2013 Ian Buckwold Canadian Mental Health Association Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital Royal University Hospital Foundation $1,217.29 We're Proud of You Fund $357.08

32 33 GRANTS FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS GRANTS FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS

FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Golf Family Fund for St. Paul's Hospital St Paul's Hospital Foundation $813.60 North Ridge Development Corporation Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation, Innovation Fund $8,442.69 Gordon & Connie Sanford Fund Rotary Club of Saskatoon Charitable Trust Fund $389.38 Pearson Family Fund The Bridge on 20th Fellowship Centre $462.55 Gordon & Connie Sanford Fund St. John's Cathedral $389.38 Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund Congregation Agudas Israel $373.77 Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund The Saskatoon YWCA $3,938.29 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. $76.92 Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund The U. of S. College of Agriculture and Bioresources $3,938.29 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation $38.47 Gordon Birney Memorial Fund YWCA $1,133.09 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Salvation Army $38.47 Gush Family Fund Salvation Army, Saskatoon $333.70 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $38.47 Gush Family Fund Saskatchewan Parkinson's Disease Foundation $333.71 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon Food Bank $76.92 Gush Family Fund St Paul's Hospital Foundation $333.71 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon Friendship Inn $76.92 Gush Family Fund United Way of Saskatoon $333.71 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund Saskatoon Interval House $76.92 Gush Family Fund University of Saskatchewan, College of Engineering $333.71 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund St. Paul's Hospital Foundation $38.47 Hub City Curling Club Fund Give Kids a Chance Charity Inc. $2,413.73 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund United Way of Saskatoon $51.27 Hume Family Fund Saskatoon Nature Society $131.13 Ron and Linda Fritz Mendel Art Gallery Trust Fund Mendel Art Gallery $341.25 Hume Family Fund Saskatoon Symphony Society $266.23 Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund Saskatoon Community Foundation $448.01 Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra $439.02 Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund United Way of Saskatoon and Area $448.01 Jean and Vern Trotter Family Fund Heart and Stroke Foundation - Saskatchewan $768.99 Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund Canadian Lutheran World Relief $672.84 Jim & Phyllis Speers Fund Saskatoon Community Clinic $7,508.32 Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund Lutheran Theological Seminary $672.84 Jim and Kathy Weber Family Fund Egadz (Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre) $269.97 Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund LutherCare Foundation Inc. $672.84 Jim and Kathy Weber Family Fund Teen Challenge Inc. $269.96 Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund Salvation Army - Saskatchewan Division $672.84 John Kostyna Fund Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, Saskatoon Cancer Centre $509.64 Sam and Dorothy Jackson Fund Saskatoon Interval House $1,469.12 John Kostyna Hospital Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation $260.69 Saskatchewan Dentistry Fund University of Saskatchewan, College of Dentistry $2,453.22 John Kostyna Hospital Fund St Paul's Hospital Foundation $260.70 Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund Saskatoon Public Library $1,720.44 John Nyquist Fund Heartland Regional Health Authority $1,239.57 Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers' Memorial Award Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra $1,291.19 John Nyquist Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $1,239.57 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund for Kids in Sport Give Kids a Chance Charity Inc. $1,543.69 John Nyquist Fund St Paul's Hospital Foundation $1,239.57 Shauna Wellman Fund Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) $3,425.43 Kearley/Millennium III Fund Salvation Army, Saskatoon $535.57 Shauna Wellman Fund Saskatoon Zoo Society $3,425.43 Kevin Hegedus and Dana Mann Fund Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan $376.38 Ted Henson Family Fund Royal University Hospital Foundation, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit $711.02 Kilduff Family Endowment Royal University Hospital Foundation $3,395.00 Tori Slade Fund Grosvenor Park United Church $664.67 Margerie Fund for Ecumenism Prairie Centre for Ecumenism $960.67 Vern & Clara Welker Fund Friends of Saskatchewan Children (Ronald McDonald House) $22,900.77 Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way United Way of Saskatoon $664.05 Vern & Clara Welker Fund Habitat for Humanity of Saskatoon $22,900.76 Meckleborg Memorial Fund Canadian Cancer Society - Saskatoon $998.75 Vern & Clara Welker Fund Saskatoon Community Clinic $22,900.77 Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA SPCA - Saskatoon $129.76 Vern & Clara Welker Fund St. Paul's Hospital Foundation $22,900.77 Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate Provincial Home $8,099.36 Vern & Clara Welker Fund YWCA $22,900.77

34 35 GRANTS FROM DESIGNATED FUNDS GRANTS FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS

FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED William Lang Yip Memorial Fund Saskatoon Symphony Society $294.07 Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Victoria Hospital Foundation Inc. $200.00 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund St Paul's Hospital Foundation $294.07 Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Shriners Hospital for Children $250.00 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund U. of S. College of Medicine Global Health Travel Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools $250.00 Awards Program for Students $294.06 Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools $500.00 Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools $250.00 Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Camp Circle of Friends $3,456.10 GRANTS FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund Autism Services $250.00 Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund St. Thomas More College $250.00 FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund SCF - Operating $500.00 Allan & Margaret Brown Ronald McDonald House $940.95 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. $3,001.38 Allan & Margaret Brown Sasatchewan Children's Festival $940.94 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund SWITCH $1,500.69 Doreen & John McConnell Fund College of Education $700.00 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatoon Preschool Foundation $1,125.51 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Saskatchewan Environmental Society $200.00 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatoon Music Educators Assoc. $750.35 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Mental Health $200.00 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatchewan Abilities Council $750.35 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Meewasin Valley Authority $100.00 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund Saskatchewan Music Educators $375.17 Doreen & John McConnell Fund McClure Place foundation $669.08 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund Alzheimer Society $4,385.00 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Oxfam $100.00 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation Cystic Fibrosis Canada $4,757.68 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Save the Children $100.00 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation University of Regina $2,000.00 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Canadian Red Cross $100.00 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation Olds College $2,000.00 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Unicef Canada $100.00 Marg & Don Ravis Fund Ronald McDonald House $3,199.14 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Canadian Hunger Foundation $100.00 Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund SPCA $1,708.02 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Care Canada $100.00 Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund Saskatoon Food Bank $1,000.00 Doreen & John McConnell Fund Crocus Co-Operative $100.00 Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund YWCA $1,000.00 Dr. Jim Underhill Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation, $10,860.05 Nasser Family Foundation Fund U of S Museum of Antiquities $3,502.12 Department of Ophthalmology North Prairie Development Ltd. Legacy Fund Saskatchewan Children's Festival $1,785.39 Duval Family Foundation Salvation Army $1,919.87 Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund West Central Crisis & Family Support $1,000.00 Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund Columbus Bosco Homes Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund University of Saskatchewan $1,070.00 in Support of Single Parent Education $4,392.97 Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund Saskatoon Community Foundation $50.49 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund CHEP $1,200.00 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust Knox United Church $2,000.00 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund Agriculture in the Classroom $1,200.00 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust Oliver Lodge $1,500.00 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc $1,200.00 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust Saskatoon Community Foundation $111.04 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund Saskatoon Preschool Foundation $1,200.00 Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Gobal Gathering Place $1,000.00 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund Saskatoon Community Foundation $37.71 Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Saskatoon Youth Orchestra $1,000.00

36 37 GRANTS FROM DONOR ADVISED FUNDS FLOW-THROUGH GRANTS

FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Emmanuel Hospital Association $1,000.00 Corner Gas Premier - Hunter Group Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $21,518.39 Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund St Stephen's Anglican Catheral $2,201.09 David Edney Fund for Theatre Persephone Theatre $2,017.53 Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Okema Society $1,000.00 Elaine and Peter Zakreski Family Fund Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund Christian Counselling Services $1,000.00 in Support of Single Parent Education Columbus Bosco Homes $607.03 Saskatoon Hub City Optimist Club Maloff Family Fund Saskatoon Fire Fighters Pediatric Fund $1,049.00 Graham Construction United Way of Saskatoon & Area $30,000.00 ScotiaMcleod Association Fund Canadian Cancer Society of Saskatchewan $2,248.51 Isabel Anderson Fund Unity Music Festival Association $114.92 The Honourable Patricia Blacklock Linn Fund Prairie Hospice Society Inc. $2,889.80 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Cross Country Canada $2,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Prairie Hospice Society Inc. $10,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. $3,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund United Way of Saskatoon $2,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Remai Modern Art Gallery of Saskatchewan $50,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Arthritis Society $2,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Hands on Street Ministries Inc. $1,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund CNIB $2,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Teen Challenge Inc. $5,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Saskatoon Food Bank $1,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Martensville & District Lions Club $1,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund Saskatoon Friendship Inn $2,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. St. Paul's Hospital Foundation: Mistletoe Charity Ball $7,000.00 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund SWITCH $1,572.35 North Prairie Developments Ltd. University of Saskatchewan: Neural Health Project $10,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. City of Martensville $10,000.00 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Ronald McDonald House $10,000.00 FLOW-THROUGH GRANTS North Ridge Development Inc. Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. $40,000.00 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust Knox United Church $30,000.00 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust University of Saskatchewan $28,500.00 FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust Oliver Lodge $28,500.00 Anonymous Various $7,200.00 Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust Salvation Army $11,924.08 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Esterhazy Community Daycare Co-operative Ltd. $5,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Hope for Malawi Fund Inc. $2,500.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Lloydminister Community Youth Centre $5,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Chalice $2,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS North East Outreach and Support Service $5,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Meewasin Valley Authority - Trail Campaign $2,500.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS READ Saskatoon $5,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Rowasin Foundation $2,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Mackenzine Infant Care Centre $5,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Saskatoon Crisis Intervention Service $2,000.00 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS Swift Current Community Youth Initiative $5,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Family Service Saskatoon $2,000.00 Bishop James Mahoney Fund Saskatoon Youth Development Complex Inc. $82.10 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Salvation Army $2,000.00 Cheryl & Henry Kloppenburg Fund Saskatchewan Writers' Guild Inc. $10,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Saskatchewan Abilities Council $2,000.00 Clint and Carole Forster Fund Ronald McDonald House $100,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Inc. $2,700.00 Clint and Carole Forster Fund Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. $100,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre $2,000.00 Clint and Carole Forster Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation - Breast Health Research Program $10,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar Saskatoon Friendship Inn $2,000.00 Clint and Carole Forster Fund Lighthouse Supported Living Inc. $25,000.00 Rob & Yvette Jaspar SPCA - Saskatoon $1,000.00

38 39 FLOW-THROUGH GRANTS STUDENT AWARDS

FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED AWARD TYPE Rob & Yvette Jaspar NASHI $3,000.00 Howard Lindberg Memorial Award U of S - College of Agriculture Rob & Yvette Jaspar Mennonite Central Committee $3,700.00 And Bioresources $1,112.41 Endowed Fund Rob & Yvette Jaspar Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $4,000.00 Isabella Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Lakeland College $3,659.58 Endowed Fund Ronald & Muriel Bremner Family Fund Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $300,000.00 Isabella Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Lakeland College $1,340.42 Flow Through Ronald & Muriel Bremner Family Fund Prebyterian Church in Canada $500,000.00 Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Bursary Fund University of Saskatchewan $2,155.07 Endowed Fund Scott Cherry - Cherry Insurance Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation $10,000.00 Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Bursary Fund University of Saskatchewan $344.93 Flow Through Shirley & Herb Pinder Sr. Knox United Church $20,000.00 Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Bursary Fund Sheridan College Institute of Technology Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund Canadian Red Cross $5,000.00 and Advanced Learning $2,500.00 Flow Through Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund Persephone Theatre $1,500.00 John and Alice Maclellan Scholarship Memorial University of Newfoundland $1,075.54 Endowed Fund Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund University of Saskatchewan $3,000.00 John and Alice Maclellan Scholarship Cape Breton University $1,075.54 Endowed Fund Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. $500.00 Kinsmen Lloyd Saunders Athletic Scholarship University of Regina $2,000.00 Endowed Fund Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund Saskatoon Symphony Society $1,000.00 Kinsmen Lloyd Saunders Athletic Scholarship Olds College $2,000.00 Endowed Fund Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund Canadian Red Cross $2,713.00 Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $3,000.00 Endowed Fund Theresa Skwara and Colin Macdonald Family Fund Saskatoon Opera Association $4,000.00 Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship for the Study of Communications University of Regina $4,595.99 Endowed Fund Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship for the Study STUDENT AWARDS of Communications University of Saskatchewan $4,595.99 Endowed Fund Meredith Macpherson Stalwick Fund Lethbridge College $1,034.01 Endowed Fund Michael C. Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund University of Saskatchewan $1,000.00 Flow Through FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED AWARD TYPE Michael C. Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund University of Saskatchewan $1,000.00 Endowed Fund Bill and Elma Bergen Fund Nutana Park Mennonite Church $1,901.52 Endowed Fund Morgan Evans Scholarship Millar College of The Bible $401.90 Endowed Fund Chow Family Award Of Excellence McMaster University $1,000.00 Flow Through Morgan Evans Scholarship Millar College of The Bible $98.10 Flow Through Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund University of Alberta $557.65 Endowed Fund Nels, Anna And Evelyn Dahl Nursing Education Fund University of Regina $3,094.56 Endowed Fund Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund University of Saskatchewan $557.65 Endowed Fund Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund University of Saskatchewan $1,070.00 Endowed Fund Dr. Ray and Helen Fast Fund Nutana Park Mennonite Church $593.09 Endowed Fund Quinn Stevenson Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $1,535.43 Endowed Fund Dr. Whitmer Firor Music Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $2,747.50 Endowed Fund Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing U of S - College of Nursing $1,064.17 Endowed Fund Edith May Forrest Student Award University of Saskatchewan $361.77 Endowed Fund Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon Music Edith May Forrest Student Award University of Saskatchewan $138.23 Endowed Fund Festival Association Saskatoon Music Festival $1,099.39 Endowed Fund Esterhazy Class of '74 Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $1,000.00 Endowed Fund Saskatoon & Region Home Builders Association Esterhazy Class of '74 Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $709.45 Endowed Fund Career Development Fund Saskatchewan Polytechnic $605.70 Endowed Fund Esterhazy Class of '74 Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $290.55 Flow Through William (Bill) Cooper Entrepreneurial Student Award Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation $330.39 Endowed Fund Fred F. Langford Bursary University of Saskatchewan $3,748.41 Endowed Fund Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship University of Saskatchewan $1,242.59 Endowed Fund

40 41 GRANTS FROM FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS

FUND NAME AGENCY AMOUNT GRANTED CKOM ADOPT A FAMILY $17,787.97 AGF Fund for the Family Nurturing with Rhymes $831.59 AN2004-01 Children Family Service Saskatoon $4,112.39 SMART AND CARING COMMUNITY GRANTS Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund The AIM Program $2,455.86 Each grant of $100 was made by a weekly winner of “Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener” on John Gormley’s radio Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company Inc. $570.13 program to the winner’s charity of choice. Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Inc. $2,211.31 Clifford & Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund Cosmopolitan Industries Ltd $378.49 SMART & CARING AGENCY MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division David and Janice Paslawski Family Fund Saskatoon Open Door Society $1,128.97 Canadian Mental Health Association Radius Community Centre for Education & Employment Derek Arnold Memorial Fund Canadian Diabetes Association $645.14 Canadian National Institute for the Blind Regina Palliative Care Inc. Hitachi Family and Community Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area $1,474.31 Canadian Red Cross RockSolid Refuge Inc. Ila and Asif Sarkar Fund for Community Inclusiveness Saskatoon Open Door Society $921.33 Child Find Saskatchewan Ronald McDonald House Jack & Janet Merrick Family Fund Saskatoon Early Years Partnership $435.49 Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 63 John Partington Loved Kids Fund Autism Services $426.53 Children's Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. Royal University Hospital Foundation Joseph Young Memorial Fund The Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc./EGADZ $684.27 Children's Wish Foundation Salvation Army JOTEL Family Fund CHEP Good Food Inc $1,107.71 Chris Knox Foundation Saskatchewan Special Olympics Joyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. $8,013.63 Courage Canada Hockey for the Blind Inc. St. Paul's Hospital Foundation JSA Fund The Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan $319.33 Habitat For Humanity STARS Air Ambulance Latrace Family Fund for Children Saskatchewan Abilities Council $2,157.91 Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Station 20 West Development Corp. MacLennan Family Fund READ Saskatoon $774.06 Hope Home Inc. Town of Battleford Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund SWITCH $418.92 Hospitals of Regina Foundation Town of Carrot River Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund CLASSIC (Community Legal Assistance Services for Saskatoon Inner City Inc.) $969.38 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation United Way of Regina Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth The Arthritis Society $1,391.64 Kinsmen Foundation Village of Lake Lenore Postle Family Fund 25th Street Theatre Centre Inc $1,558.33 Lake Lenore School Wounded Warriors Canada Rossnagel Family Fund Station 20 West $1,291.96 Moose Jaw Health Foundation Saskatoon Citizens' Centennial Endowment Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation, St Mary Community School $2,432.83 Sutton Financial Group Community Fund Persephone Theatre $400.00 Sutton Financial Group Community Fund Wanuskewin Heritage Park $500.00 Sutton Financial Group Community Fund Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association $304.14 W.E.C. Trust for Children Saskatoon Indian and Metis Friendship Centre $712.27

42 43 CONNECTING CONNECTING WITH THE COMMUNITY WITH THE COMMUNITY

SALUTE 2015! CONNECTING CITIZENS THROUGH KINDNESS, RANDOM ACT OF On May 13, 2015, charities, donors, volunteers and staff KINDNESS DAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2015 gathered at Prairieland Park for Salute!, a celebration of the Saskatoon Community Foundation’s Quality of Life grants for Helping each other is the heart and spirit of community here in Salute! 2015. helps to show donors and supporters the impact of Saskatoon. People all over the city took part in Random Act of SCF’s strategic grantmaking, as well as illustrating the importance Kindness Day on Friday, November 6, 2015, passing out surprise of their own legacies of giving to charities in the community. gifts and friendly gestures. Sticky notes with compliments were pasted on school lockers, and people who lined up for their morning Quality of Life Grants is the Saskatoon Community Foundation’s core coffee paid it forward to the next person in line. Random Act of Kindness unrestricted granting program. This program grants more funds to day helps SCF to engage everyone in the community in the idea of giving. Saskatoon charities than any other granting program at SCF. Our unrestricted Everyone has something to give and to share with others, and Random Act of funds come from gifts from literally thousands of donors over the years, all of Kindness Day is a little reminder that we should be kind every day of the year! whom made the decision to allow SCF discretion to grant the funds where they can make the greatest impact on our city’s quality of life. “We’re involved because our mandate is to make Saskatoon the best community in which to live. We think if everyone was a little more In 2015, SCF chose a special focus for its grants. By focusing on the kind that really fits in,” said Kristy Rempel, Donor Services Manager at the Foundation. She also noted that Random Act of Kindness Day is not a needs of children in the first 2000 days of life, SCF hopes to make a fundraiser. It’s just an opportunity to do something nice for someone else in its simplest form. lasting impact on an entire generation of kids in our community. At first, some people shied away when approached in Saskatoon “because they think we’re probably selling something,” said Craig Peterson, RAK Day Chair. “When they realized the purpose of the event, they wanted to know more though,” he said. Sponsored in 2015 by Sutton Financial Group, Salute! pays tribute to the Saskatoon charities, as well as their staff and volunteers, who will carry The Foundation asked people to sign up for “Kindness Crews” to spread good deeds around the city. Among them was Rev. Heather Koots, who forward the mission of the Saskatoon Community Foundation by providing programs and services that improve the quality of life in Saskatoon. provided staff at the Oliver Lodge with cookies and hot chocolate. As well, students from Princess Alexandra School accompanied by Saskatoon Salute! is also a tribute to the many donors over our 45 year history who gave generously to ensure that local charities would be supported in making Police Service members passed out granola bars and oranges to people along 20th Street West in the morning of Random Act of Kindness Day. Saskatoon the best community in which to live. “It may not seem ‘random’ when you are planning it….but the wonderful heart-warming surprise feels very random on the receiving end of the act of kindness” said Rempel. “It is tough to imagine a better way to spend the day”. Stuart Sutton from Sutton Financial Group brought greetings as our sponsor. In order to show the impact of our grants to support the “early years,” we invited Johanna Bergerman from the Mothers’ Centre at Station 20 West to speak about its Breastfeeding Program. The program promotes breastfeeding in particular to First Nations mothers, providing intergenerational support, and closing the health gap for this vulnerable segment of our So many people participating, working separately and in teams, helped community. Rick and Laurie Hopkinson of Dynamic Glass (former owners of A1 Power Doors) spoke about the power of community, highlighting the importance of giving and leading through charitable work. Thanks to all those who contributed to this successful event, which was our best-attended our city to retain its self-appointed title of “Kindness Capital of Canada.” Salute! so far! The Saskatoon Community Foundation would like to thank and commend everyone who helped out by participating (and especially the organizing committee!) to make Random Act of Kindness Day a great success! Don’t wait until next November to do something kind for another person!

See page 66 for the list of Committee Members 44 45 CONNECTING CONNECTING WITH THE COMMUNITY WITH THE COMMUNITY

VITAL SIGNS YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL

On October 6th, 2015, the Saskatoon Community SCF wants to connect young people to the spirit of philanthropy, Foundation released its inaugural Vital Signs report. Vital getting them involved at an early age in giving to their community Signs has existed for several years as a program of Community and leading the way for a bright future in the coming generations. Foundations of Canada. However, 2015 is the first year the report Our Youth Advisory Council members, who are sometimes known as has been produced for Saskatoon. YACs, are the dedicated young men and women between the ages of 14 and 19 who help to determine which youth programs will be supported The first Vital Signs report drew a great deal of media attention to the by the Saskatoon Community Foundation each year. YACs attend regular Saskatoon Community Foundation. It received unprecedented coverage meetings to learn about community charities and decide on the types of on television, radio and print media beyond what any other SCF initiative projects that will be supported each year, based on the most important needs of recent years has received. Almost 100,000 copies of the report were for youth in our community. They work together to plan fundraising and awareness distributed to households in the city via the Star-Phoenix, displayed in racks at events, and finally, they decide which community charities will receive grants! It’s a Photo: Shreya Pahwa, Adult Advisor (not pictured). coffee shops and libraries, and brought to presentations at schools and businesses. big responsibility, but it’s also a lot of fun! The Youth Advisory Council makes its grants L to R: Dennis Lee, Andriy Guravskyy, Harkirat Bhullar, Susan Wu, from a special fund created to support youth projects. Matt Zheng, Alex Paulsen, Sid Pahwa, Lars Kishchuk, Danno Peters, Kyra Mazer, Rose Wu, Alyssa Bober, Tasha Ristau, Preet Shoker. You may ask, "What is it that SCF wants Saskatoon to DO with Vital Signs?" Vital Signs is a snapshot of the community that looks at 10 areas of focus, such as Safety, Work, Arts and Culture, Education and so on. Like a medical vital signs chart, it gives us the current status of the patient, the pulse, blood pressure and so on. But the chart doesn’t do any good unless we have a doctor or nurse to interpret it. Is the blood pressure too high? Does the patient need to change his diet?

In our community, we are all the doctors. We all play a role on deciding how things are going and what needs to be better. Do we need more YOUTH ENDOWMENT SASKATOON support for the arts, or should we focus more on feeding hungry kids? Should we focus on feeding hungry kids or making sure they get an education so that they can feed themselves? Can they get that education unless we feed them first? What should we be doing? In order to support its development of Youth in Philanthropy, SCF created a special fund for youth projects. Many donors came In order to answer these questions, we first need to be able to see what is being done and how we are doing. Vital Signs is the beginning of a together with many gifts in 2002 to create the fund which was then conversation in our community. It presents the raw data on our community. It is up to all of us to interpret that data. We want to involve many known as the Batting 1000 Endowment for Children and Youth. In voices in this conversation. We want to hear from people from all parts of the community and all walks of life. We want to add new voices to 2004, our newly created Youth Advisory Council made its first round of the chorus. When we produce future Vital Signs reports, we will be able to compare them to see what has improved and what has not. We will grants from the fund. Since then each year, a new group of youth has come be able to make better decisions about how to focus our resources to create real change. together to learn about charity, set priorities for youth projects, and make grants from the fund. In 2012, the YAC renamed the fund Youth Endowment Your community makes you and you make your community. Through Vital Saskatoon, creating the anagram, YES! This new name reflects the positive spirit of youth, as well as the YAC’s desire to say YES! to requests for support! Signs, we can all play a more active role in making Saskatoon the best community in which to live. 46 47 YEAR IN YEAR IN REVIEW REVIEW

2015 was a challenging year in the financial markets. A losing Despite these challenges, 2015 was a STRONG PARTNERSHIPS IN STEWARDSHIP AND MANAGEMENT year for Canadian equities (the S&P/TSX declined by 8.3%) strong year in terms of donations, with produced a lower than average return for the Saskatoon Community Foundation in 2015. Although Canadian equities SCF receiving $4.323 million in gifts SCF’s responsibility as the manager and steward of many different donor funds is something we take very seriously. We recognize that each donation, represented the second largest weight in our portfolio, strong from donors. As well, thanks to ongoing no matter the size, reflects trust in our ability to invest wisely and use the investment earnings to improve our community in accordance with our donors’ wishes. performance by our foreign equities and modest fixed income community partnerships, 2015 was another returns were able to more than offset this loss. record year for grants, with $5.225 million The management of our investment portfolio is accomplished through an active partnership between our Board of Directors, our Investment After investment management fees, we achieved a gain of in grants, surpassing the previous record of Committee and the professionals of Greystone Managed Investments. The Board of Directors provides guidance and oversight to the entire process, with expert advice on policy from the Investment Committee. The Investment Committee also works closely with the staff of Greystone Managed 2.02% for the year. Our 10-year annualized return now stands $5 million in 2014! at 5.87%. Investments to invest our assets according to policy, establish performance benchmarks and monitor the performance of our portfolio. Our total grants since inception are over $24 million. Over 85% In 2015, after conducting a thorough review with assistance of that total has been granted in the last ten years. Our assets from an investment advisor, our Investment Committee now total over $63 million which is an increase of over 400% OUR INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY REFLECTS THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES: recommended changes to the target asset mix (benchmark) in the last ten years. set out in the SCF investment policy. Our Board approved these ¿ Protect the capital of the fund changes in December. Under the new policy, we will continue Operating expenditures totaled $835,281. The operation of with a balanced approach, investing approximately equally ¿ Maintain a reserve for future declines in the market the Foundation involves building endowments, as well as in equities and fixed income/alternative investments. Our comprehensive activities related to strategic grant making ¿ Achieve the granting objectives of the Foundation Canadian equities weighting will be reduced in favor of greater and community leadership. Endowment building often participation in American and global equities. Finally, part of ¿ Recover the costs of managing and administering funds and providing donors involves working with donors and prospects over time before our fixed income investments will be shifted into real estate eventually receiving gifts from them. This means that we with a wide array of philanthropic services and mortgage pooled fund. incur costs now for gifts we may receive in the future. In the view of management, fees of 1.5% are within an acceptable ¿ Use an investment style that focuses on long term sustainability These changes will improve diversification, reduce interest range compared with benchmarks established throughout rate risk, protect against inflation and produce a modest the community foundation movement. SCF always strives to improvement in the portfolio’s long-term annualized returns. keep its fees low, honouring its mandate to use its income SCF works diligently to keep its investment policy effective and up to date with market trends, which is why SCF has consistently exceeded market to support the community, as well as fostering the growth of average. Our investments provided a 2.02% return for 2015, which brings our 10 year average to 5.87% per year. We are proud of the fact that community leadership. among the approximately 193 community foundations in Canada, your local foundation has provided very competitive returns over the past decade.

In fulfilling our fiduciary responsibilities, our goal is to obtain competitive total returns over the long term. This is accomplished through a strategic allocation of fixed assets among equities and fixed income securities.

48 49 2015 AT A GLANCE

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 KEY INDICATORS 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

Endowment $37,056,608 $37,570,122 $33,980,234 $29,877,586 $27,305,645 RATE OF RETURN 2.02% 8.55% 10.30% 6.48% 2.67% ASSETS Operations $417,644 $353,117 $120,927 $89,988 $286,972 ADMINISTRATION CHARGES TO ENDOWED FUNDS 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% 1.50% Investment Income $712,545 $2,954,421 $3,207,196 $1,821,820 $525,007 GRANT DISBURSEMENT AS A % OF ENDOWMENT 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% REVENUE Donations (including estate bequests) $4,322,808 $8,432,265 $3,164,825 $3,987,652 $4,559,049 TOTAL NUMBER OF FUNDS 305 298 261 249 235 Grants $5,225,196 $5,051,298 $2,001,779 $2,280,159 $1,432,898 EXPENDITURES (including community partnerships) NUMBER OF ENDOWED FUNDS 260 256 227 220 207 Operating Expenditures $835,281 $676,035 $622,080 $522,196 $534,735 (excluding Agency Funds) NUMBER OF AGENCY ENDOWED FUNDS 24 23 18 12 11 NET $333,182 $487,688 $362,019 $333,272 $413,712 FUNDRAISING NUMBER OF MANAGED FUNDS 21 19 16 17 17

2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 10 YEARS OF INVESTMENT RETURNS 12.21 14.85 8.55 10.3 6.48 10.89 2.02 2.67 1.6 10 Year Average -10.73 Return: 5.873% 51 2015 GRANTS CONNECTING YOUR GIFTS AT A GLANCE TO YOUR GOALS FOCUS AREA; $ GRANTED; % We can help you make the right connections. Saskatoon Community Foundation is a charity itself with ENVIRONMENT 1.3% When you decide to establish an endowment fund with the ongoing expenses. Contributors to the Administrative $65,691.02 Saskatoon Community Foundation, you are making a lasting Endowment recognize the importance of building the commitment to the community. You can make gifts of cash, Foundations’ capacity to lead and serve the community. a designation in your will, a life insurance policy, real estate, or a gift of appreciated publicly traded securities. These gifts Agency Endowments are funds established by charities to ARTS & CULTURE to the Foundation are invested in perpetuity with the income generate annual income for their use. 30.8% granted to charitable organizations. This means your original $1,540,675 gift will make an impact in the community today, tomorrow, Managed Funds are also established by charities, but are not and forever. endowed. The funds can be withdrawn at any time, but benefit TYPES OF FUNDS from being part of the larger pool of investments. HEALTH 14.7% $735,736.92 Unrestricted Funds provide the Foundation with the most Please contact the Foundation’s Donor Services Manager at flexibility in responding to grant applications. This type of fund (306) 665-1766 or visit www.saskatooncommunityfoundation is not tied to any specific agency or field of interest, which for more details on how to set up a fund. allows the Foundation to address pressing, changing needs of SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT the community. Community Builders are donors who make deferred gifts—a 32.6% life insurance policy, a charitable trust, or a bequest by will. $1,630,545.40 Field of Interest Funds are established by donors who wish Although the gift is deferred, tax benefits can be immediate. to support a specific charitable field of interest, such as arts, education, health, family and community, or the environment. Flow Through Funds are not endowed. Donors may flow funds Based on the donor’s field of interest, the Foundation selects through the Foundation to the cause of their choice following CAPACITY BUILDING appropriate projects to support. Canada Revenue Agency regulations. We award flow through 1.4% grants on behalf of individuals, families, or businesses. $69,520.05 Donor Designated Funds are established by donors to support one or more specific charitable organizations in perpetuity. The Saskatoon Fund, home to our memorial, tribute and Century Club donations, is one of the many funds that make EDUCATION Donor Advised Funds enable donors to be actively involved up our Unrestricted Fund. Memorial and tribute gifts allow 19.1% each year in recommending recipient charities. friends and family to donate in memory or in honour of a loved $954,393.48 one. Century Club is the club for “everyday philanthropists.” Student Awards are established in the name of a donor, or in Launched by Ross Pinder in 1982 to recognize Saskatoon’s honour of someone else, to help individuals receive education 100th birthday, Century Club members commit to donate at or training they might not otherwise be able to access. least $100 a year. 52 53 FUND LISTS

ADMINISTRATION FUNDS DESIGNATED FUNDS

FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund Other Gifts Administration Endowment Fund $37,041.60 Hume Family Fund $11,135.83 Ronald and Muriel Bremner Family Fund $629,695.84 Administration Endowment $377,949.92 Sydney Inskip Fund -Adminstration $86,944.34 Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund $12,303.49 Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund $25,110.95 Mayor's Gala Administration Fund $78,096.65 Tom Molloy & Blair Nelson Tribute Fund $62,784.73 Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund $15,131.29 Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund $75,424.32 Jim and Phyllis Speers Fund $210,418.27 Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon John Kostyna Fund $14,744.29 Music Festival Association $30,809.74 DESIGNATED FUNDS John Kostyna Hospital Fund $14,881.52 Sam & Dorothy Jackson Fund $41,171.79 Linda & Ron Fritz Mendel Art Gallery Trust Fund $9,563.27 Saskatchewan Dental Fund $80,949.20 Margerie Fund for Ecumenism $26,922.35 Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund $48,360.14 FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way $18,609.50 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund Kids in Sport $43,261.44 Ann and Nick Shurma Memorial Fund $10,064.56 Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust $54,988.53 Meckelborg Memorial Fund $29,370.04 Shauna Wellman Fund $191,993.16 Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony $34,724.32 Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund $47,677.11 Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA $3,636.66 Ted Henson Family Fund $19,926.39 Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment $68,432.38 Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund $22,157.86 Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund $226,981.47 The Kearley/Millennium III Fund $15,009.15 Annie Colley Trust for Saskatoon City Hospital $12,322.13 Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare North Ridge Development Corp. Fund $249,337.13 The Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers' Memorial Award Fund $36,185.23 Annie Colley Trust for University of Saskatchewan $16,535.59 on the Saskatchewan $17,093.10 ONIRO Fund $37,123.42 Tori Slade Fund $19,710.15 Audrey Bentley Fund $25,088.92 Dr. Kris Rao and Dr. Leela Rao Fund $115,285.46 Pearson Family Fund $14,407.22 Vern and Clara Welker Fund $3,208,931.82 Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund $57,352.10 Dr. Suzanne Yip & Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund $36,408.55 Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund $10,474.52 William Lang Yip Memorial Fund $27,125.06 Bennee Family Foundation Fund $335,444.43 Edda and Alan Ryan Fund $25,590.59 Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund $14,371.77 B'nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett We're Proud of You Fund $10,642.27 Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund $35,758.50 B'nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko We're Proud of You Fund $12,540.85 G. Vernon Morris Fund $284,539.30 B'nai Brith 2013 Ian Buckwold We're Proud of You Fund $10,103.85 Geoff and Connie Owen-Jones Fund $9,947.09 B'nai Brith 2014 Paul Jaspar We're Proud of You Fund $9,736.07 George Porteous Memorial Fund $6,448.30 SOCIAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS B'nai Brith 2015 Milton Taylor We're Proud of You Fund $10,050.00 Gladys Hall Fund $119,475.34 Bremner Family Fund $11,115.30 Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital $34,114.26 FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Brett Williams Legacy Fund $24,675.37 Golf Family Fund for St. Paul's Hospital $22,801.08 Prairie Wealth Management $20,574.36 PrairieLand Park $24,506.00 Brightwater Endowment Fund $26,696.25 Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund $231,441.96 Kinsmen Commons Learning Centre $9,045.70 Robert & Lura Mae Sider $3,239.42 Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel $93,401.52 Gordon Birney Memorial Fund $33,699.22 OSP Community Development Corp. $1,237.50 David Edney $24,000.00 Caroline Kosmas Fund $42,050.83 Gush Family Fund $52,635.45 Assocation of Saskatchewan REALTORS® $30,120.10 Mayor's Marathon (2015) $4,595.00 Daniel Hamoline QC Bursary Fund $15,941.00 Harvey & Isobel Craig Fund $48,005.77 Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund $13,166.13 Hegedus & Mann Family Fund for Children $10,547.76 David Sim Yip & Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund $30,661.76 Hub City Curling Club Fund $84,913.34

54 55 DONOR ADVISED FUNDS UNRESTRICTED FUNDS

FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Allan & Margaret Brown Family Fund $72,739.28 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund $172,428.58 Alain and Cindi Gaucher Family Fund $36,723.05 Edwards Family Fund $15,895.56 Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS® John & Bernice Williams Legacy Fund $48,438.15 Alice Molloy Fund $38,737.07 Emigh Family Fund $8,912.83 Quality of Life Legacy $160,948.70 Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation $276,796.94 Allan and Beverley Pettigrew Family Fund $6,164.17 Ernie & June Gabert Fund $9,196.07 Bishop James P. Mahoney Institute for the Family Fund $712,327.98 Marg & Don Ravis Family Fund $130,895.43 Amberlea & Derek Chabot Family Fund $6,850.00 Flaman Group of Companies Fund $30,987.35 Doreen & John McConnell Fund $71,997.42 Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund $103,916.33 Archie & Betty Cook (Sandul) Family Fund $118,719.99 Frank & Ellen Remai Foundation Fund $19,052.60 Dr. Jim Underhill Fund $351,118.05 Morris Fund $519,100.29 Arthur, Valentine & Alan Bull Fund $370,324.22 Frank Germaine Fund $706,810.46 Duval Family Foundation $53,803.49 North Prairie Developments Ltd. Legacy Fund $59,878.64 Bell-Flavelle Fund $3,070.35 Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund $1,715,068.50 Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund $59,426.12 Bob & Laura Lacoursiere Fund $16,285.51 Hardenne Family Fund $5,942.58 of Single Parent Education $126,485.44 Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund $225,854.81 Bob Fawcett 2013 Cornerstone of the Community Fund $5,003.50 Harold Empey 2011 Cornerstone of the Community Fund $9,918.16 George & Ada Wilson Family Fund $135,575.09 ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund $85,885.88 Bridge City Social Dance Association Fund $5,957.89 Henry & Cheryl Kloppenburg Fund $26,205.23 Saskatoon Hub City Optimist Club Maloff Family Fund $58,218.39 The Honourable Patricia Blacklock Linn Fund $81,485.88 Buckwold Family Fund $135,412.03 Herb & Thelma Butler Family Fund $27,396.73 Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund $210,281.67 Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund $576,533.22 C.A. And Eileen M. Wheaton Fund $5,675.12 Howard Stensrud 2010 Cornerstone of the Community Fund $10,047.39 Canadian Progress Club (Saskatoon Downtown) Fund $52,458.96 Ian & Meredith Sutherland Fund $8,001.35 FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Charles Larre Never Give Up On A Dream Fund $45,643.16 Jack & Bev Shiffman Fund $13,819.49 Cherry Family Fund $128,850.54 Jan Pinder Family & Friends Fund $8,143.85 Cherry Insurance Employees Fund $36,651.71 Janet & Robert Johnston Family Fund $114,567.13 FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Cherry Insurance/SGI Canada 60th Anniversary Fund $108,829.50 Joe & Jessie Zeman Fund $8,860.65 AGF Fund for the Family $33,304.79 Kostiuk Memorial Family Fund for Children at Risk $9,687.63 Chris MacAulay Fund $9,427.83 Joel Levine & Michael Levine Fund $36,087.10 AN2004-01 Children $115,248.35 Latrace Family Fund for Children $60,474.52 Community Aid Resource Centre Fund $40,384.12 John & Marie Lou Montgomery Fund $55,525.33 AN2004-01 Seniors $115,248.35 MacLennan Family Fund $32,058.49 Community Memorial Fund $6,193.61 John Cross 2015 Cornerstone of the Community Award $5,000.00 Antonio deMargerie Memorial Fund for French $252,388.30 Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund $11,739.81 Darlene & Gordon Knapp Memorial Fund $5,000.00 John Kennedy Trust Fund $159,794.46 Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund $97,051.62 Mitsubishi Hitachi Family and Community Fund $41,316.94 Dennis & Rosemary Hunt Family Fund $16,428.67 Jonathan and Andrea Abrametz Family Fund $18,704.70 Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund $15,977.82 Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund $27,166.49 Diane McClockin Fund $12,200.00 Keith & Jeanette Thomson Family Fund $62,984.09 Bill Peterson & Paul Lavoie Fund $10,006.97 Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth $45,617.17 Dinny Holroyd 2014 Cornerstone of the Community Fund $5,310.25 Kimpton Family Fund $12,347.50 Clifford & Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund $10,607.28 Postle Family Fund $43,671.76 Dorothy & Jack Webb Family Fund $57,828.22 Klombies Family Fund $13,732.77 David and Janice Paslawski Family Fund $99,452.21 Rob Dumont Fund $10,126.50 Doug Gillespie Fund $5,321.12 Lamarsh Emigh Ring Fund $17,343.95 Derek Arnold Memorial Fund $20,048.79 Saskatoon Citizens' Centennial Endowment $68,179.22 Doug Hodson 2012 Cornerstone of the Community Fund $5,252.42 Larson Family Fund $5,826.11 Gordie Howe Fund for Alzheimer's Research $25,474.93 Sutton Financial Group Community Fund $54,565.83 Doug Knott Fund $11,098.68 Lottie Gibaut Fund $5,766.70 Jack & Janet Merrick Family Fund $13,981.49 The Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment $61,971.12 Dr. Anthony Becker Fund $17,034.30 Mah Family Fund $16,523.11 Joseph Young Memorial Fund $19,176.35 The John Partington Loved Kids Fund $15,111.53 Dr. Austin Forsyth Memorial Fund $38,262.81 Margaret & Art Harris Memorial Fund $5,248.94 JOTEL Family Fund $32,993.34 The Rossnagel Family Fund $50,981.40 Dr. David Kaplan 2014 Cornerstone of the Community Fund $4,893.75 Mayor's Gala Fund $1,674,015.74 Joyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth $224,579.27 The Verna & Lionel McGillivray Fund for Children in Sask. $1,326,920.07 Dr. Hugh and Sheryl McKee Fund $95,752.68 Miller Thomson Foundation $7,500.00 JSA Fund $24,094.60 W.E.C. Trust for Children $19,961.24 Dr. Sylvia Fedoruk Fund $299,363.99 Murray and Dusty Levine Fund $36,087.10 Kostiuk Memorial Family Fund for Arthritis $9,687.63 Youth Endowment Saskatoon (YES) $1,072,738.66

56 57 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS STUDENT AWARDS

FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Norah English Gray Fund $11,652.16 SJR Family Fund $44,293.44 Bill & Elma Bergen Fund $53,289.36 Kostiuk Memorial Scholarship Fund $83,719.84 Olive Suitor Fund $73,115.04 Sydney Inskip Fund $86,570.73 Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund $31,255.73 Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship $257,602.07 Perry Foster Family Fund $17,894.59 The Stewart & Phyllis Schoenhals Fund $7,855.92 Dr. Ray and Helen Fast Award $18,061.67 Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund $29,462.11 Phyllis and Rnold Smith Family Fund $110,118.26 Trevor & Sharon Forrest Family Fund $10,714.84 Dr. Whitmer Firor Music Scholarship $76,998.10 Michael C Sifton Memorial Scholarship Fund $72,517.81 R. John & Agnes M. Adams Fund $23,304.37 Val & Sandy Muyers $27,507.82 Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing $10,138.48 Morgan Evans Scholarship $11,263.18 Randy & Merle Meidl Fund $14,551.67 W.T.A. Flavelle Fund $17,928.01 Esterhazy Class of ' 74 Scholarship $47,907.05 Nels, Anna and Evelyn Dahl Esplin Nursing Scholarship $86,723.82 Ray & Bev Hodson Family Fund $44,615.03 Wayne & Arline Sanderson Family Fund $15,240.42 Fred F. Langford Bursary Fund $105,335.94 Quinn Stevenson Memorial Scholarship $43,029.95 Rhonda and Greg Keller Fund $10,660.97 Wes and Elsie Heinrichs Family Fund $10,030.98 Gerald Rose & Kathryn (Rose) Cooper Memorial Fund $22,806.21 Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing U of S $33,257.45 Ross & Margaret Pinder Memorial Fund $66,352.87 Yausie Family Fund $161,506.57 Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship $34,823.18 Saskatchewan Land Surveyors' Association Charitable Fund $42,828.35 Saskatoon Fund $2,786,988.39 Zdunich-Yelich Family Fund $6,531.16 Howard Lindberg Memorial Bursary $31,174.93 Saskatoon & Region Home Builders' Association Scotiabank Fund $9,664.23 Isabel Anderson Physical Sciences Bursary Fund $102,558.78 Career Development Fund $20,070.84 Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary $60,395.15 Wallie Kathe Riemer Memorial Vocal Scholarship $5,905.11 AGENCY FUNDS John and Alice MacLellan Scholarship Fund $61,888.73 William (Bill) Cooper Entrepeneurship Student Award $19,970.54 MANAGED FUNDS FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Community Living Association of Saskatoon Inc. Fund $19,571.36 Saskatoon Jazz Society Fund $20,127.12 Crisis Nursery Agency Fund $21,646.16 Saskatoon Music Festival Association FUND NAME FUND VALUE FUND NAME FUND VALUE Frank & Ellen Remai Fund For Persephone Theatre $2,449,895.55 Sheila Shinkewski Fund $22,820.34 READ Saskatoon $81,763.13 Congregation Agudas $2,850,885.41 Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Fund $19,571.36 Saskatoon Opera Fund $10,922.86 Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation $343,514.98 Stephen & Michelene Worobetz Foundation $4,999,159.49 Lyell Gustin Musical Legacy Fund $19,571.36 Saskatoon Symphony Society Endowment Fund $76,639.93 Saskatchewan Literacy Network $103,803.15 The William (Bill) Cooper Entrepreneurship Student Award $204,032.70 Meewasin Naturally Fund $793,773.68 Shellbrook & District Health Service Foundation Fund $10,650.22 Family & Friends Community Foundation $1,379,157.09 Caryle Community $73,017.77 Northern Saskatchewan International Station Arts Center Cooperative Endowment Fund $135,010.58 Saskatchewan Arts Board $812,659.41 YMCA of Saskatoon $363,822.07 Children's Festival Fund $20,417.80 Susan Lamb Fund for Meewasin Valley $21,593.19 Saskatchewan Arts Board Endowment $4,827,231.79 Saskatoon Convalescent Home Foundation $202,695.45 Read Saskatoon Fund $20,417.80 United Way of Saskatoon-The Tomorrow Fund $565,952.14 St. Eugene $110,539.92 Jubilee Residences $997,885.00 Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund $29,986.93 Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund $301,434.04 Saskatchewan Foundation For The Arts $906,628.11 Shellbrook & Districk Health Service $9,822.93 Saskatoon Council on Aging Fund $19,571.36 Wayne Wiens Fund For Big Brothers Big Sisters $47,652.47 Saskatoon Community Service Village $266,569.93 Saskatchewan Archaeological $56,982.87 Saskatoon French School Agency Fund $12,201.15 Wes Bolstad Fund for the Meewasin Valley $18,191.74 Saskatoon Music Festival (Grace Henderson) $39,005.63 Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids Fund $21,109.56 Western Development Museum Legacy Fund $170,958.40 Saskatoon SPCA Ray Duerr $224,658.99

58 59 DONORS

INDIVIDUAL DONORS INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Jonathan and Andrea Abrametz Jeret and Kelly Bode Kate Cushon and Scott Ardelan Doug Finnie Tammy Helgert Christi Kendrick Michael Levine Janine Meckelborg Ken Achs and Colleen Wilson Ken and Linda Booth Garry and Laurie Custead Varty Floors Josipa Herman Joanne Kerr Cliff Lichkowski Melanie Meckelborg and Maria Agioritis Hugh Borglund Waylon Danyluk Christine Flynn-James Terrel Hill John Kilduff Dale Linn Bryan Flanagan Muveddet and Omer Al-Katib Gordon and Patricia Bowman Darcy Davis Kathryn Ford Barney Hjertaas Curtis Kimpton Duane Lipp DeeAnn Mercier Isabel Anderson Terry and Donna Brash Shelly L. Davis Trevor and Sharon Forrest Bev Hodson Derek and Lissa Kindrachuk Elizabeth and Pancras Loch Douglas Merryfield Janice Anderson Betty Bray Sandra and John Day Darwin Fox Scott and Michelle Hodson Evan Kirsh Patrick Loran Carm Michalenko Jordan and Tara Anderson John and Bev Brennan Marty and Judy Delfrari Alain Gaucher Brigitte Holl Thomas Kishchuk and Donald Lucyshyn Bonnie Michalicz and Brandon Anholt Marcel Brossart Sherri Denluck Brad and Tammie Gee Gary and Dinny Holroyd Joanne Hamlin Kelly and Tammy Lutz Michael McGarity Jeryd Aramenko and Nicole Shedden Tom Brossart Rebecca Deobald Carolyn Genest Bill Hood Lissa Klassen Colin Macdonald and Susan Milburn Dorothy Armstrong Allan and Margaret Brown Betty Ann Desroches Don and Frieda Gesiorowski Rick and Laurie Hopkinson Robert and Marie Klombies Theresa Skwara Marilyn Mochoruk Roger and Laurie Arnold Charlene Brown Al Didur Henrietta and Dr. Craig Goplen Annette Horvath Gordon Knapp Ellen Macdonald W. Thomas Molloy Margret Asmuss James Bugg Frank and Roseann Dietz Michael and Gaylene Gorniak Wayne Hoste Brian and Adeline Knapper Heather Macdonald Don and Sandi Morgan Colin Baerg Patricia and Russell Buglass Rene and Myrna Doell Bruce and Susan Gossen Ken Howland and Marcia Clark Jarrett Kondrat Almon Macewen Tracy Muggli Ron and Mary Ann Baliski Brenda Burch Neil Doepker Braydon Greenwald Doreen and Evan Howlett Naida Kornuta Hugh and Sharon MacGowan Bob Mullock Elmer and Margaret Balzen Dr. John and Betsy Bury Randy Donauer Tanner Greenwald Eugene Hritzuk Elaine Kosmas Neil and Joni MacKay Conrad Nadeau Bruce Barrett Jane Button Friesen Jim and Susan Dosman Rick Griffith Scott Hryciuk John Kostyna Dave and Elaine Mackintosh Gene Nelson Jonny Bast Doreen and Robert Callander Mr. Stephen Draude Jason Gryba Barry and Shirley Huffman Carol Kowalchuk Randy Manz Craig Neville and Bev Pister Mary Beckett Robert (Bob) Campbell Orlo and Karen Drewitz Christiane Guerette Bart and Cindy Hunter Eldon Krahn Faye Marcoux Lucia and Ron New Shari Bedient Brian Carduner Jeffrey Drexel Rod Hafezi Al Hurley and Pam MacDonald Jonathan Kroeker Richard and Lecia Martin John Nielsen Lois Beggs Michael Carey Allan and Renee Duddridge Kent Halliday Martin and Lorie Irwin Effie Kutsogiannis and Linda Mason Adam Niesner John (Jack) Bennett Hugh Carss David Edney Sharla Hamm Victor Iula Randy Penner Rhanna Matchke-Neufeld Dennis Nieth Karen Bennett Derek and Amberlea Chabot Jean Emigh Andrea Hansen Linda Jantzen Lance Kyle and Shelley Rissling Logan Mayes Benedict and Patti Nussbaum Audrey Bentley Mona Chappell Maureen Emigh Zane and Wendy Hansen Paul and Jan Jaspar Arthur and Catherine L' Heureux Randall McCauley Jeff and Kathy O'Brian Belinda Betker Scott and Connie Cherry Harold Empey Ms. Sheryl Harrow-Yurach Dennis Johnson Laura Lacoursiere Diane McClocklin Alen Okanovic Christa Bilksy Todd Cocks Neil Evans Greg Hart Ian Johnston Tania Lalonde Dan and Blanche McDonald Councillor Eric Olauson Norm Biram and Noreen Powell Patricia Coghlan Don Ewles and Margot Weiner Marni Harvey Rene Jule Elizabeth Langford Julian Joseph and Debbie McDonald Wally Olmstead Moira Birney Shirley Collins Doug and Adele Failler Shawn and Tanya Harvey Cole Kachur Maureen Larkin Alan McDougall Conrad Painchaud Leslie Bishop Ryder Constantinoff Dallas Fast Shirley Haskins Kuo Nan Kao Robert and Stella Lee Brian and Audrey McEvoy Robert and Debbie Paisley Thomas and Beverly Blackwell Elizabeth Cook Ray and Helen Fast Claire Hawkins Carolyn Kauth Philippe Lefebvre James (Jim) McQueen Troy and Rosemarie Palidwor Errol and Karen Blatz William and Gail Cooper Darrol Finlay Betty-Ann and Wade Heggie Douglas and Sheri Keats Wilfred Lenz Ignatius and Agnes Meckelborg Reita Palmer John and Yuki Block Harvey Craig Robert Finley Elsie Heinrichs Greg and Rhonda Keller Penny Leverick Jerry (Jerome) and Joe and Gloria Parker

60 61 INDIVIDUAL DONORS BUSINESSES & CORPORATIONS

Shaunt and Diane Parthev Joyce Sarauer Ron Sutherland Kurt Wintermute Associated Engineering Sask. Ltd. Deloitte Investors Sask. West Central New Home Warranty Program of George Paul Marlene Schaan Stacy Svendsen Patricia and Terry Wirth 1832 Asset Management L.P. Dimension 3 Hospitality Corporation J & J Meckelborg Holdings Ltd. Saskatchewan Inc. Nick and Anne Paulsen Mary Schaan Eileen Swaney Patrick Wolfe ABC Canada Technology Group Ltd. Donald and Maureen Williams Farm Jack T. Boyd Farming North Prairie Developments Ltd. Virginia Pavo Philippine Schaan-Dumont Phil Symchych Rod Worth ABC Petroleum Dr. C.D. Britton Dental Prof Johnson Controls North Ridge Development John and Rena Pearson Dr. Doug & Irene Ositis-Schmeiser Victoria Tannous Kevin Wouters AGF Management Ltd. Dr. Chow & Associates Jonathan Abrametz Professional Corporation Steve Pek Colleen Schneider Jerald Tekatch Bill and Michelle Wright AODBT Architects Dr. M. R. Conlon Medical Corporation On Purpose Leadership George and Patricia Petersen Dr. Ralph and Marg Schneider Louis Thevenot Lorne and Lynne Wright Arbutus Meadows Partnership Prof. Corporation K + S Potash Canada GP PCL Construction Management Inc. William Peterson Christel Schoenemann and David Thompson Jack Wur Areva Resources Canada Inc. Dr. Rod Hafezi Medical KMP Law North Penderfund Capital Management Ltd. Dennis and Annette Pilipiak Gerry Zado Brian and Andra Thorstad Sheryl-Ann Yeomans ASL Paving Ltd. Prof Corporation Kolibab Mechanical Pimco Canada Inc. Richard Pinder Dale Schutz Amy Tonn Greg and Olivia Yuel Association of Saskatchewan Dr. W. Hugh McKee Medical Prof. KPMG Management Service LLP Points Athabasca Herb Jr. and Madeleine Pinder Jeffrey Seaver Dr. Elizabeth Toporowski Peter and Elaine Zakreski REALTORS® Corporation KW Petroleum Services Ltd. Porsche of Saskatchewan Robert Pinkerton Daniel Shapiro and Marie Lannoo Dennis and Denise Tourand Devin Zerbin Athabasca Catering Ltd. Partnership Dream Asset Management Leak Technologies Solutions Ltd. Potash Corporation of Sask. Inc. Diane Pontikes Arnie and Linda Shaw Jean Trotter Len and Lynette Zielinski Ball and Associates Coaching Corporation Legacy Homes Ltd. Prestige Hauling Ltd. Ken Pontikes and Darlene Bessey John Sheard Marilyn and Edward Larry and Carla Zosel and Consulting Earthworks Equipment Corporation Leland Kimpinski Law Randy Singler Real Estate P.C. Inc. Noreen Powell and Norm Biram Malcolm and Fae Sheppard (Ted) Underhill Blackhard Holdings Ernst & Young LLP Leslie & Irene Dube Foundation Inc. Rawlco Radio Peter Prebble Suzanne Sheppard Jeremy Veszi Blackhart Holdings Inc. Evermore Homes Inc. Mackenzie Financial Corporation RBC Royal Bank Ray Rajchyba Robert and Lura Mae Sider Stewart Vickers and Jill Staffen Boychuk Construction Corporation Federated Co-operatives Ltd. Macro Properties RDM Holdings Inc. for Sunview Philip and Arlene Ratzlaff Rod Sigurdson Russell and Shelley Walker Cameco Corporation Fidelity Investments Canada Ltd. Majestic Electric Saskatchewan Inc. Solariums Ltd. Don and Marg Ravis Susan Skrypnyk Patrick and Dian Walsh Canada Life Assurance Company Figley Consulting Assoc. Ltd. Manulife Financial Realty Executives Saskatoon Stacey Rawlyk Aline Smith Basil and Cheryl Waslen Canadian Petroleum Contractors Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc. March Consulting Associates Inc. Richardson Foundation Inc. Glen Reeve Beverley Somerville Len Wassill Association Frank J. Flaman Foundation Mawer Richardson House of Fixtures Derek Reimer Earl Spafford Erin Watts Canoe Financial LLP Frank Russell Company Metta Properties Ltd. Robertson Stromberg LLP Edward Reimer Stella Spanos and Rick Hillestad Tom and Dale Webb Canpotex Glaslyn Agencies Inc. MFC Resource Partnership Safeway, Sobeys West Inc. John Remai Jodie Stark Neil and Laura Weber Cherry Insurance Graham Construction & Michael Prestie Dental Prof. Saskatoon Agri Auto Parts Inc. Charles Riou and Loretta Metzger Emanuel and Joanne Steckler Dave Weese Concentra Financial Engineering Inc. Corporation Saskatoon Funeral Home Michelle Robstad Gerald and Kathy Stein Jerome and Annette Weiler Concorde Group Corporation Graham Management Services LP Mid-West Automotive Co. (1985) Ltd. SaskTel Ron L. Rogal Joanne Stevens Laurel Weinhandl Conexus Credit Union - Greystone Managed Investments Mid-West Development (2000) SaskTel Centre Wayne Rorke and Torri Muzyka Kelly and Fern Stockdale Winder Sam Whittaker Conexus Emerging Leaders Hairstyle Inn Salons Corporation Scotiabank Gladys Rose Joan Stoll Sharon Wiens Connor, Clark and Lunn Hallmark Realty & Associates Millennium III Capital Corporation Sentry Select Capital Corporation Naomi Rose and Stan Sinai Wayne Storozuk Bradley Wigard Country Wide Moving and Storage Halsbury Partnership 2008 Miller Thomson Foundation Sutton Financial Group Ross and Janice Ruedig Duane and Krista Strayer Shelby Wilk Craven Sport Services High Point Developments Inc. MNP LLP TCU Financial Group Cliff and Bonnie Russell Richard Strayer Cheryl Wilks Creative Fire Invesco Canada Ltd. Moksha Yoga Saskatoon Inc. Terry Alm Realty Prof. Corporation Orest and Pauline Sadownick Kyle Stroeder John and Bernice Williams D & S HOMES Investors Group Financial Molloy Negotiations The W Law Group Wayne and Arline Sanderson Ian and Meredith Sutherland Donovan and Bev Williamson Daytona Capital Corporation Services Inc. Mourning Glory Funeral Services Inc. Thomson Jaspar & Associates Roy and Pat Sangster Kent and Candace Sutherland Daniel Wilson

62 63 BUSINESSES & CORPORATIONS IN MEMORY

Tony Romas Saskatoon Ribs Ltd. Virtus Group LLP Wayne Gretzky Foundation (Canada) Workers' Compensation Board John Agnus John Elkerton Laureena (Pat) Hodgins Lorna Beatrice Mearns Edwin Skaftfeld Trail Appliances Vortec Mechanical Sales Inc. Wayne Pederson Legal Professional Wright Construction Western Inc. Jim Arnold Julie Elkerton Mel Jurgens John Meckelborg William (Bill) Stakiw Valentino Homes Ltd. Wagner Law Professional Corporation WSP Canada Inc. Michael Babcock Bea K. Empey Dr. David Kaplan Arnold Moellenbeck Joan Trefry Victory Majors Investments Corporation West Wind Aviation Olga Borsa Mounir Hajjar Joseph Kiefer Thomas Newton June Wapple Corporation Caroline Britton Russell Hannan Slawko Kindrachuk Howard Ronald Nixon Dennis Wapple Richard Buckwold Steve Harasymuk Harry Koehn Carla Mae Olson Duane Weirman NOT FOR PROFITS Joyce Callsen Margaret Harris Leon Lux William (Bill) Patrick Brett Williams Sandy Cusson Dr. Art Harris Iain MacLean Ron Pederson Gordon Wilson Urban Donley Agnes Hicks Cecil Mar Agnes Rolheiser Kevin Wilson Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS® Saskatchewan Archaeological Saskatoon Prairieland Park Richard Duval Leo Hilgers James (Jim) McCartan John Shutiak Clifford Wright Big Brothers / Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area Society Saskatoon Region Association of REALTORS® Catholic Health Association of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Blue Cross St. Eugene's Roman Catholic Parish Congregation Agudas Israel Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Inc. Station Arts Centre Cooperative COMMUNITY BUILDERS Family & Friends Community Foundation Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association Sundog Arts Society Grandmothers 4 Grandmothers Saskatoon Saskatchewan Retail Petroleum Tourism Saskatoon Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Construction Assoc. Unitarian Congregation of Saskatoon Mary Beckett Scott and Connie Cherry Elsie Harder Arthur Postle Habitat For Humanity Saskatoon Inc. Saskatoon & Region Home Builders United Way of Greater Toronto Brian Bentley Patricia Coghlan Brigitte Holl Alan and Edda Ryan Jubilee Residences Inc. Association Inc. United Way of Saskatoon Darlene Bessey and Ken Pontikes William and Gail Cooper Ken Howland and Marcia Clark Carol Schurr Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Saskatoon Blues Society Inc. University of Saskatchewan Elaine Bevan Norman Dahl Mary Matiko Greg Trotter Lighthouse Supported Living Inc. Saskatoon Community Service Village Inc. KiSS & CKGS Councils Moira Birney Elva Dent Herb McFaull and Anthony Bidulka Joanne Ure Meewasin Valley Authority Saskatoon Friends of Students and Kids YMCA of Saskatoon Joan Mary Browne Murray and Geraldine Dickson Jerry (Jerome) and George and Carole Wakabayashi Drew and Karen Byers Allan and Renee Duddridge Janine Meckelborg Jerome and Annette Weiler Jean Cassidy Robert and Joan Emigh Ron and Judy Pender Peter and Elaine Zakreski GOVERNMENT Tony Charnish and Gail Hanson Kathryn Ford Bill Peterson and Paul Lavoie Gravelle Stewart and Betty Hanson Ken Pontikes and Darlene Bessey

City of Saskatoon Saskatoon City Police Service University of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Polytechnic Shellbrook and District Health Service ESTATES IN HONOUR

Estate of the Honourable Dr. Sylvia Fedoruk Estate of Patrick Drohan Halpin Milton Taylor

64 65 VOLUNTEERS THE SASKATOON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WOULD LIKE TO THANK:

Board of Directors Investment Committee PotashCorp Mayor's Youth Advisor Council Cultural Gala Committee Greg Keller, Chair Daryl Cooper Shreya Pahwa, Adult Advisor Zeba Ahmad Curtis Kimpton Shari Bedient, Chair Alyssa Bober Brian Bentley David Larsen Zeba Ahmad Harkirat Bhullar Jeret Bode Susan Milburn Jane Button Andriy Guravskyy Wayne Brownlee Terry Miley Linda Clouthier Lars Kishchuk Amberlea Chabot Ian Sutherland Joan Fior Dennis Lee Ken Juba Bill Turnbull Alanna Frederick Kyra Mazer Curtis Kimpton Scott Hryciuk Sid Pahwa Tom Kishchuk Governance Committee Nicole Kelly Alex Paulsen Tracy Muggli Crystal MacLeod Danno Peters Tiffany Paulsen Wayne Brownlee Dean McNiell Tasha Ristau Ian Sutherland Tom Kishchuk Jenna Muench Preet Shoker John Williams Ian Sutherland Cara Petrovicz Rose Wu Kristy Rempel Susan Wu Executive Committee Asset Development Dorothy Slawinski Matt Zheng Committee Stella Spanos Greg Keller Jodie Stark Zeba Ahmad Jeret Bode Eric Steiner Wayne Brownlee Ken Juba Janet Walsh Tom Kishchuk Tom Kishchuk John Williams Random Act Audit Committee of Kindness Day Committee Grants Committee Amberlea Chabot, Chair Craig Peterson, Chair Christie Gradin Brian Bentley, Chair Kristy Rempel, Staff Tanya Knight Kathy Allen Steve Chislom Gerald Scherman Wayne Brownlee Shahan Fancy Ian Sutherland Dennis Chubb Giselle Howard Helen Horsman Doug Lett Neal Kewistep Jeff Rogstad Tracy Muggli Stacey Salter Mitch Yuzdepski James Weinmaster

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