2019 to 2020 Report to the Community

Transforming families’ lives

2019 to 2020 Report to the Community © Jesse Gouchey We acknowledge that our facilities are on Indigenous land and recognize the traditional Blackfoot name of this place, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River, is Mohkinstsis — what is now called the City of Calgary. IFTC also acknowledges that its facilities are on the traditional land of the Blackfoot Confederacy as well as the Treaty 7 territory, which includes the Siksika, Kainai, Piikani, T’suu T’ina, and Stoney Nakoda. Calgary is also home to the Metis people of Region 3.

Introduction to Inn from the Cold...... 2 A message from the Chair of the Board and the Executive Director...... 3 1 Highlights from the last fiscal year...... 4 Transforming the emergency shelter ...... 4 New commercial kitchen...... 4 Indigenous community...... 4 Annual open house...... 4 LGBTQ2S+ community...... 5 Government relations...... 5 Financial management...... 5

Families who experience homelessness and IFTC family programs...... 6 2 Families who experience homelessness...... 6 About the families we support...... 7 Homeless diversion and prevention service...... 8 Diversion and prevention statistics from January 1 to March 31, 2020...... 9 Emergency shelter programs...... 10 Shelter statistics for April 2019 to March 2020...... 11 Supportive housing programs...... 12 Housing statistics for April 2019 to March 2020...... 13

Volunteer resources and fundraising programs...... 14 Volunteer resources at Inn from the Cold...... 14 3 Fundraising programs at Inn from the Cold...... 15 Volunteer of the year...... 15 IFTC Inn Keeper Awards...... 15 2019 to 2020 donor recognition list...... 16

1 Introduction to Inn from the Cold Inn from the Cold (IFTC) has been transforming families’ lives since 1997. Today, we are the largest organization in the Calgary region that’s dedicated exclusively to families that are or may become homeless. We accept any family with an expectant mother or at least one child under 18 years of age.

For families in need we offer homeless diversion and prevention services, emergency shelter when Our vision it’s needed, and supportive housing. More than 1,320 family members received support from us from April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020. A community where Our values no child Compassion or family Courage Inclusivity is homeless Respect Accountability Innovation

2 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community A message from the Chair of the Board and the Executive Director

There’s an adage in home construction.

Having a solid foundation is key to stability — because the structure’s load is efficiently and effectively transferred to the ground.

While we don’t build houses at Inn from the Cold, we are home builders in an important sense. Our job is helping families overcome obstacles so that homelessness isn’t a part of their experience. Sometimes homelessness is unavoidable and in these situations, our job becomes providing emergency shelter and clearing a path towards a healthy, safe and secure home life.

To be able to do that in the years to come, Inn from the Cold needs a foundation stronger than ever before — one that can handle more frequent and severe storms.

During the last fiscal year, under the new executive team leadership, our staff started assessing operational weaknesses and gaps and identifying opportunities. Shelter operations were transformed into a low-barrier, housing-focused family emergency shelter that provides trauma-informed support. When upgrading our existing kitchen facilities became cost- prohibitive, some creative problem-solving resulted in establishing a nearby commercial kitchen so that we could continue to provide nourishing meals to shelter families safely and efficiently. Technological tools were introduced to improve information management in many departments and better inform organizational decision-making. New people joined the organization, bringing more diverse experiences, talents, viewpoints, and ideas. Collaborative and coaching leadership styles became more common. A more robust governance model was adopted. Lastly, important groundwork was initiated to guide organizational strategic planning for the next three to five years.

A lot was accomplished during the last fiscal year. But there’s much left to do and new, unprecedented challenges to overcome. While Calgary’s economy had been struggling for some time, the declaration of a global pandemic in March has created a crisis like no other — an ongoing public health dilemma combined with an economic recession, the likes of which Albertans haven’t seen for decades. Given all the uncertainty with the pandemic, no one knows what the future holds. We do know that these difficult times will undermine many Calgary families in the long term. And we know Inn from the Cold must evolve to be able to provide the strong support they will need when they call on us for help.

We plan to answer that call.

Munaf Mohamed Heather Morley Chair of the Board Executive Director 3 Highlights from the last fiscal year Transforming the emergency shelter Having a home is essential for the wellbeing of children and families. This understanding guided the transformation of Inn from the Cold’s shelter services to a low-barrier, housing- focused family emergency shelter that provides trauma-informed support. Families in a housing crisis stay in the shelter for fewer than 30 days while Inn from the Cold provides for their immediate basic needs and assists with a plan that addresses their housing, family, and human needs. All of this support is delivered in a way that’s compassionate, inclusive, respectful, and takes steps to minimize potential harm. New commercial kitchen Inn from the Cold opened its 2,589 square foot commercial kitchen in January 2020, which took 11 months from initial search for space to being fully operational. The new kitchen was needed because there were various issues with the existing facilities in Inn from the Cold’s 115-year-old shelter building and addressing those issues would have been too costly and time-consuming. Used to prepare food for the families staying in IFTC’s emergency shelter, the new facility includes ample space and all the required resources all within easy access: an office, a gathering area for kitchen volunteers, extensive cold and dry food storage, employee and volunteer food prep stations, and washrooms. Once the food is ready for transport, kitchen personnel load the meals in the cargo van in thermal carriers and drive eight blocks to the loading dock at IFTC’s main building. Indigenous community For reconciliation we know that Inn from the Cold has work to do with the local First Nations and Metis. Important activities for this process entails training all employees and volunteers, building respectful relationships, providing cultural reparations for families affected by organizational inequalities, and following through with specific actions that demonstrate real and meaningful change at Inn from the Cold. Our focus on this work will continue in the coming years.

Annual open house We invited the Calgary community to attend our annual Open House in December 2019. Visitors included students, donors, government officials, volunteers, former board members, teachers, neighbors, representatives from partner organizations, and Calgarians unfamiliar OPEN with the organization but who wanted to know more. HOUSE On the same day, we hosted a Santa’s Workshop at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church so that all IFTC families had the opportunity to get several presents for one another for the upcoming holiday season. More than 30 families — totaling more than 100 children and adults — attended the event.

4 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community LGBTQ2S+ community Canadian research has shown that LGBTQ2S+ (Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, queer, questioning, and two spirited) youth are over-represented in children experiencing homelessness. To identify ways we could become more welcoming and inclusive, we engaged Calgary’s Centre for Sexuality to conduct an in-depth organizational audit at Inn from the Cold. That audit revealed a variety of opportunities for operational changes across the entire organization, including training. In the summer of 2019, all employees received training in “Creating a Culture of Respect for Gender and Sexual Diversity”, ”Sexual Harassment in the Workplace”, and “Reducing Stigma using Trauma and Violence Informed Care”. Other audit findings will inform annual plans for the next couple of years. Government relations Building relationships with our partners in government is a priority at Inn from the Cold. This effort included invitations to learn more about family homelessness in the Calgary region and explore ways our sector and the government can collaborate.

Six government officials visited us during our last fiscal year: • Premier Jason Kenney, Government of Alberta, and MLA for Calgary-Lougheed • Whitney Issik, MLA for Calgary-Glenmore • Honourable Rajan Sawhney, Minister of Community and Social Services, and MLA for Calgary-North East • Honourable Jason Copping, Minister of Labour and Immigration, and MLA for Calgary-Varsity • Jeremy Nixon, MLA for Calgary-Klein • Senator Doug Black

Funding Sources Funding Uses

Alberta Government $1,532,999 19%

Service Delivery Administration Fundraising $5,756,127 $1,361,521 $222,673 78% 19% 3% Calgary Homeless Foundation $948,640 12% Donations & Grants Other $5,159,150 $236,795 Go to “Reports” at innfromthecold.org 66% 3% for our audited financial statements. 5 Families who experience homelessness and IFTC family programs

Families who experience homelessness Helping families overcome obstacles that can lead to a cycle of homelessness — that’s what we strive to do with every family that asks Inn from the Cold for help. This goal is challenging, in part because the causes of family homelessness are varied, complex and can have life-long effects and generational implications. Circumstances that can contribute to family homelessness include unexpected major expenses, sudden injury, serious illness, family violence or breakdown, untreated trauma, significant financial losses, behavioral addictions, substance abuse, and the accumulative effect of various barriers.

Helping families overcome obstacles is also very challenging. The family’s circumstances affect each child and adult differently as well as the family overall. Families come in all sizes and types, which also adds to the complexity in needs. This understanding informs our approach: by working with each family to customize a plan that addresses the family’s various needs, while building the skills needed for long-term stability, wellbeing and resilience.

6 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community About the families we support

Events Leading to Arrival at Shelter Shelter and Housing Ethnic Group

3% Latin 24% American 1% Asked to leave 6% Chinese /eviction 17% Other Cannot afford rent/mortgage 16% 16% Caucasian Other* 56% Indigenous 14% Staying with friends/relatives 18% 10% African/ Domestic Caribbean violence 10% New to Calgary 6% Divorce/ separation Shelter and Housing Family Type from partner 3% Addictions

* Includes condemned housing, loss of job, victim of crime 3% Other 2% 7% Couple Shelter and Housing Male Expecting Baby Age Ranges of Family Members Single Parent 25%

21% 36% Two Parent 16% Family 52% Female 14% Single Parent

10% 9%

0-5 6-12 13-17 18-25 26-34 35-44 45+ Age Range in Years 7 Homeless diversion and prevention service

A temporary family crisis doesn’t have to lead to homelessness. Some families may need one-time financial help so they can pay the rent and avoid eviction. Others may need referrals to appropriate agencies for counselling, legal guidance and advice, and programs that strengthen employment, parenting, and general life skills. Inn from the Cold’s diversion and prevention service† provides personalized assistance with such situations and, if it becomes necessary, arranges for emergency shelter.

8 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community Diversion and prevention statistics from January 1 to March 31, 2020

Reasons for Contact from January to March 2020

135 377 43% inquiries Other* 20% family members New to Calgary

13% Staying with 178 199 Friends/Relatives dependents 12% adults (children & relatives) Asked to 3% Leave/Eviction Unsanitary/ Unhealthy 6% 3% Exiting other Family Shelter average number of Violence 1.3 adults per inquiry * Includes condemned housing, loss of job, victim of crime

average number of dependents per inquiry 1.5 Matt and Michelle’s story Matt and Michelle and their three families young children under the age of diverted/referred 10 have called Calgary home for 67% the last 12 years. They hit a rough patch when Matt lost his job at an † This service was launched at Inn from the Cold in January 2020. oil and gas company, and Michelle developed an addiction to pain medication after a back injury. All the stress and pressure led to arguments and explosions of anger and calls from teachers about trouble at school.

9 Emergency shelter programs

Families who turn to us for help seldom come to us from living on the streets. Families without a home will often live in their vehicle or with any friends or relatives as long as they can. When they have exhausted their available sources of support and have no other place to turn, Inn from the Cold is able to provide safe and secure emergency shelter. At Inn from the Cold, available spaces for families depend on funding levels and the demand for emergency shelter. With the help of our dedicated housing locator services, most families are able to find permanent housing within 30 days of staying at our shelter.

10 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community Shelter statistics for April 2019 to March 2020

Hassana’s story Hassana’s husband passed away while they were fleeing unrest in 205 656 Nigeria. She made it to Canada with families family members her three young children, eventually finding themselves in Calgary as refugees. Everything was jarringly unfamiliar: the 15 cm of snow on that first day, these unusual warm 55% 22,257 winds called Chinooks, and all the were children bed stays challenges that come with starting a new life in a new country without your spouse, family or friends.

average number families/night

Average Length of Shelter Stay (April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2020) 42% 39% 40% 90+ days 36% 60-89 days 30-59 days

15-29 days 21% 21% 20% 20% 0-14 days 17% 17% 17% 18% 11% 13% 14% 14% 11% 11% 12% 9% 10%

2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2017-2020 11 Supportive housing programs

Some families who have experienced homelessness have complex needs that require a comprehensive, long-term approach. In these situations, Inn from the Cold provides several supportive housing programs. These programs include case management, housing, financial help with damage deposits and rent if needed, early childhood development and wellness programs from Inn from the Cold, and access to various community social services. Case management includes goal setting, relationship and community connection building, advocacy, support with navigating the system, and general moral support. Families remain in these programs until they no longer require support from their case managers. Most families leave their program within two years.

12 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community Housing statistics for April 2019 to March 2020

89 families Cheryl and Bruce’s story Cheryl, her 32-year-old son, Bruce, and his two teenage grandsons had been coughing and sneezing family members for months. Then the rashes and 292 daily headaches came. Black mold was slowly poisoning them and eventually pushed them out of the months, the average only home they knew. Then they 15 length of stay were forced to leave the reserve because there was nowhere to go.

Housing Average Length of Stay (Months) 2017 to 2020 18

2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

13 Volunteer resources and fundraising programs

Volunteer resources at Inn from the Cold

Volunteers play a crucial role in Inn from the Cold’s ability to help families. They serve in a variety of positions that support the operation of IFTC Family Programs, including kitchen support, meal service, bedtime and homework help, early childhood development support, family events, and facilitation in areas such as translations and life skills development. Volunteers also assist with many of Inn from the Cold’s community and fundraising events. More than 1,440 volunteers contributed 14,615 hours to our operations during the last fiscal year.

1,440 14,615 Volunteers Volunteer hours

14 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community Fundraising programs at Inn from the Cold

The support of local citizens and the business community has been instrumental for the delivery of the IFTC Family Support Program. In fact, community supporters help fund up to 70 per cent of our annual operating budget. This support program includes emergency shelter, food, clothing, toiletries, footwear, prenatal supplements, strollers, early childhood development and youth programming, school supplies, and various social supports.

To help finance these essentials, core fundraising programs include quarterly direct marketing campaigns, the annual Steps to End Homelessness with the Power of One Foundation in April, Claire’s Campaign throughout May, and the annual IFTC DreamINN Big! Volunteer Gala in September. Inn from the Cold also provides general marketing support for third-party fundraisers. of the year Jean Kruger is Inn from the Cold’s Volunteer of the Year. During the last fiscal year she volunteeredmore than 135 hours, most of which was spent in our kitchen where she helped to prepare meals and snacks for our shelter families. She has been a volunteer with Inn from the Cold since 2014 and is the only volunteer to have surpassed more than 1,000 hours.

IFTC Inn Keeper Awards

Stikeman Elliott received the group IFTC Inn Keeper award in acknowledgement of the firm’s significant legal, financial and volunteer support since 2009.

Gary Nissen received the individual IFTC Inn Keeper award in acknowledgment of his exceptional service as the Claire’s Campaign Chair and as a volunteer, donor, and previous member of the IFTC Board of Directors.

15 2019 to 2020 donor recognition list

On behalf of the families we serve, we thank all the organizations and citizens who donated to Inn from the Cold from April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020.

Core partners and funders IFTC DreamINN Big! Gala Stikeman Elliott LLP Arnie J. Charbonneau Foundation Ian Anderson TC Energy Estate of George Henri Duquesne Baytex Energy Ltd. TD Securities Inc. Government of Alberta Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP TransCanada Turbines The Carrera Foundation Cowboys Stampede Trail Ltd. Valentine Volvo Dealership The Calgary Homeless Foundation Crescent Point Energy Gary Nissen Diamond Energy Services Karen Zutter Global Public Affairs Capital funders Husky Group of Companies Freedom Assets Inter Pipeline Hockey Helps the Homeless Mercedes-Benz Country Hills Rotary Partners of Calgary NCS Multistage at Stampede Park Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP SPQR Realty Inc. Plains Midstream Canada Stantec Consulting Ltd. SA Energy Group

IFTC InnCrowd members Tim Bibby & Erin Bibby Lian Eng Chan (monthly donors) Rob Billington Hsiu-Yan Chan & Dr. Kevin Warrian Travis Adlington Cynthia Bird Gabriel Chen Bliss & Joanne Aime Dr. Gwendolyn Blue & Simon Stockwell Mary Cheriton Robin Aitken Alice Boberg Geri Cikaluk Carol & Taimur Akbar Nicole Boisvert Gary Clarke Barb Alcorn Carolyn Bosch Pina & Giuseppina Colarusso Bruce & Carmen Alger Dave & Carolin Botterill Dr. Herman Cooper Heidi Alston Heather Brown Dale & Judy Cooper Kim Anderson Kathryn Brown Bonnie Costello Nancy Anderson & Chad Neifer Gary Brown Doug Cothro Karen Anthony Chris & Caroline Bruggencate Ellen Cox Izaak Atnikov Scott Brundrit Bonnie Cox Ryan & Louise Aucoin Donna Burwash Benjamin Crews Aditya Badami Raymond Bwititi Janice Dantzer Stefan Baldwinson Patrick Cabel Shauna Dardis Roger Balm Gabrielle Calder Kushodhaj Datta Joanne Bartek Sandra Callahan Andrew Davis Graham Bennett & Laurie Strapp Gwendolyn Campbell Brian Dean Tanya & Stephen Bensler Canadian Mortgage Experts Helen Dick Rodger Bernar - Canada First David Dickinson Donna Bernreuther Patrick & Connie Carlson Shirley Dietz Al Bessel Garth & Rosemarie Caron Margaret Doherty Ronald & Sheila Bettin MaryTeresa Caughlin Leela Domingo

16 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community IFTC InnCrowd members cont’d Ken Hoeppner Tracy Marsden Zach Dorscheid Nancy Horky Graham Martinelli Brian Dowse Brett Horner Richard Mawson Judith Rogers Dundas Grace & Stephan Howe Andrew McCorkill Jennifer & Ryan Dyck Karen Humby Patricia & Pat McGowan Margo Elliott Sydelle Hurley Tim McGowan Fiona Ellison Integra Partners Ltd. Maxine McGregor Dr. Reuben Eng Shelly & Calvin Jacober Patricia & Peter McGuigan Jason Ennis John Jaggard Jamie McKay Paul & Lynne Erickson Ashraf Jassani Carol McQuade Joanne Evenson-Baker Hilary Jenkins Alan Mendonca Alexander Ewing Leah Johnson-Clark Isabel Miller Lynn & Tom Faber Kevin Jones Jodi Miller Anne Fattouche Andrew Jones Candice Moch Alan Fedoruk Diana Joseph Munaf & Darleen Mohamed Erin Fischer & R Chase Van de Brand Dr. Michelle Jung Trempess & Erica Moore Karri-Ann Flater Dr. Pamela Kalera Robert Morgan Dr. Marelise Kruger Footit Adele Kent Iain & Doris Morgan Matthew Reich & Gillian Forster Tapisa Kilabuk Heather Morley Colin Fox Dorothy King Vince Moyer Matthew Fox Alexandra Kram Adie Muench Colette Francis Morgan Kwan Clarissa & Oliver Munar Cheryl Francis Janis & Jerry Kwasnitza Dr. William Murphy Carly Frank Marj Kyle Karen & Stephen Murray Patricia Franklin Hy Lam Helen Neil Carly Friesen Arun Lama Jamie & Kelly Newman Marilyn Fry Mika Larha Wendy Ng Dr. Mandy Fuchs Donna Larlham Cindy Ngo Louise Gallagher Ruth Lee Dr. Lyndsay Nicole Jennifer & Ryan Giles James & Kathleen Lee Anne O’Driscoll Nicki Gillies Marilyn Leger Osadebamwen Osewa Philip Gordon Pat Lemire Brook Papau Ryan Goudie Catherine Lennox Angela Pedrini Bradley & Audrey Grant Katie & Peter Lewkonia Hildy Penner Elizabeth Gray Alanna Loftus Cortney Peters Genevieve Groulx Claire & Robin Logan Joan Petersen Weihong Gu Marlee Lovatt Katarzyna Pietrzak Roderick & Diane Guinn Ryan Lu-ngo Amanda Poitras Michael Guyette Jean Ludlam Anne Polistac Ann & Mark Hambridge Charmaine Lyon Tiffany Pompana Dr. Danelle Hames Kevin & Claire MacDougall A Kai Poscente Arne Van Aerde & Jori Hardin Marshall & Patricia MacIsaac Svetlana Miftahov Rapoport Allan & Linda Hardin Heather MacLennan Eric Rasmussen Fiona Harris Anne Macleod Jennifer & Robert Ratzlaff Dr. Magdalena Haskell Michael MacNeill & Cindy Seerup Yue Ren Eunice Hau Cathy MacPhee Dr. Don Rettie Dr. Sherry Martens Henderson Dr. Kevin & Janette Mailo Shane Richardson Brian Hepburn & Caroline Catherine Manson Mona Rioux Wood-Hepburn Linda Manwarren Kevin Robertson & Marilyn Vrooman-Robertson 17 IFTC InnCrowd members cont’d Evan Wilson Raymond James Canada Foundation Blaine Robinson Allison Wolfe RBC Bruce Rothwell Cory & Jamie Wowk Karen Rostad Robert Ryans Jason York Dan & Jodi Simonelli Anissa Saadellah Lester Yung Sri Lanka Canada Association Calgary Ayesha Saeed Theresa de Zwaan The Kaiser Charitable Foundation Lanei Samis Community members The Wettstein Family Foundation Daniel Themig David Sandoz $25,000 to $99,999 Norbert Schaefer Wilco Contractors Southwest Inc. Aqueduct Foundation Brad Sellick Boardwalk Charitable Trust Fund $5,000 to $9,999 Wanda Shewan Boris Rochman Fund Advance Flooring Inc. Lisa Shim Calgary Flames Foundation for Life Elizabeth Allen Walter & Marilyn Shoults EON Foundation ARC Financial Corporation Kristen Simpson Gary Nissen Fund ATCO EPIC - Pipelines & Liquids Dr. Garth Smith Hockey Helps the Homeless ATCO Gas EPIC C. Neil Smith Steve Hutchison & Iveah Hutchison Karl Bomhof Anne & Mike Smith P.E.A.R.L. Foundation Calgary South Asian Lions Club Sarah Soroka Rae Scott Charitable Impact John Stephens Suncor Energy Foundation Coffey Family Fund Chris Stephens The Anonymous Foundation Megan Cornhill Leslie Stringer The Greene Family Ingrid & Russell Dyck Laureen & David Swann Charitable Foundation Edco Financial Holdings Ltd. Sebastien Tetreault-Bergeron The Terry & Marion Poole Foundation Edmonton Community Foundation The Toronto-Dominion Bank Jamie Thatcher Eresman Family Foundation United Way of Calgary and Area Louise Thompson Estate of Annabelle May Brethour Dr. Agnes Thompson William S. Herron Family Charitable Foundation Yoko & Philip Galvin Kevin & Kristin Thygesen Genstar Development Partnership Edna Todd $10,000 to $24,999 Gibson Energy ULC Andrew Torry Trent Baxter Bruce & Eveline Goodall Kristina Tran Berkhold Family Foundation Highlander Wine & Spirits Helen Tubrett Business Fore Calgary Kids Foundation Harold Huber Joe Turuk Calgary Foundation Elvis Iginla Joshua Ulliac Calgary Shaw Charity Classic Imperial Sovereign Court of the Paul Valentine Foundation Chinook Arch Andrew Varsanyi Charities Aid Foundation America Jack & Louise Lee Co-op Community Foundation Marilyn Vavasour Martin Lesperance Ecclesiastical Insurance Office plc Lisa Verot Maurice McCaig Mike & Gwen Fisher Tammy & Robert Vestrum McCarthy Tetrault Foundation Louise Gloutnay & Réal Foley Hans Vogel Brent Mclean Allan Harapiak John Volponi Charles Mulvenna Michelle & David Huck Karen & Blaine Walker Ninety Eight Foodco Inc. Jack Carter Family Fund David Ward Nissen Family Fund Kinsmen Care Foundation Murray Weatherhead & Donna Barber Olympia Charitable Foundation KSBK Charitable Foundation Janeen & Doug Webb Private Giving Foundation Moffat Family Fund Gary Webber Munaf & Darlene Mohamed Southview Alliance Church Gordon Weicker Power of One Foundation Sunshine Village Larry Whiting QV Investors Inc. The Nigerian - Canadian Association Judy Wiebe of Calgary

18 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community The Tenaquip Foundation MUFG Bank Ltd. Teresa Born Upside Engineering Northmount Kiwanis Club Michelle Brandt Barbara Voynovich Gerry Nyberg Robert Brawn Scott Wallace PCL Construction Management Inc. Brentview Baptist Church Robert Welty Darryl Proudfoot Brentwood School $2,500 to $4,999 Longshore Resources Chris & Caroline Bruggencate Rotary Club of Calgary Centennial Dr. Paul Burrowes 3QI Design Inc. Rotary Partners of Calgary Linda Byma-Mackie Hart & Linda Abercrombie at Stampede Park C.J. Campbell Insurance Ltd. Ian Anderson Debby Scribner C11 Holdings Ltd. Associated Canadian Travelers SemCAMS Midstream ULC (ACT) - Calgary Club Matthew Cadel Showtime Promotions Athabasca Oil Corporation Cadre Staffing Inc. Slutker Foundation Rod & Melanie Batycky Calgary North Hill Lions Club C. Neil Smith Morgan Bell Calgary Real Estate Board Charitable Foundation Bennett Jones LLP Sponsor Energy Inc. Calgary Ukrainian Cultural Foundation Ian & Heather Bourne The Clint Brooks Family Foundation Donald Campbell Bruce Robertson Family Fund The Jeffrey & Marilyn McCaig Family Foundation Carseland Public Benefit Club Casino Calgary Wildrose Lions Club The Myron & Catherine Tetreault Centron Building Corporation Canadian Natural Resources Limited Foundation Robert Chapman Jan Caveny The Shooting Edge Paul & Lesley Charron Conam Charitable Foundation Grant & Colleen Thomson Scott & Shannon Chomistek Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation Trican Well Service Ltd. Brett Chorney Malcolm Cullen Blaine & Karen Walker Christian Stewardship Services Domaine Furnishings and Design Charles Cochrane Ember Resources Ltd. $1,000 to $2,499 Leroy and Marilyn Cogger Fluor Canada Ltd. 1787715 Alberta Ltd. Randy Craddock Pamela Francis Access Foundation Fund Rowena Cromwell Brian Frank & Claire McKinnon Ace Fund Michael & Heather Culbert GE Foundation Matching Donor Barry & Pat Adamson Advised Fund Bruce & Carmen Alger Crossroads Community Block Watch Association Bradley & Audrey Grant Al Trepanier Charitable Giving Account CT Underground Inc. Hotel Arts Allan & Jenny Hiebert Gifting Account Deborah Cullen Chris Janostin Altacorp Capital Inc. Cathy Curr Kevin J Warrian Professional Associated Engineering Corporation Steele & Judith Curry AUP Staff Fund Klopp Richards & Associates Inc. Charles & Joanne Cuthbertson Aviscar Inc. Kuehne + Nagel Ltd. Ute & Walter Dilger Badwi Family Foundation Christopher Kucharski & Stephanie Bold Delphi Energy Corp. Charles Barlow Greg LaMarre Catriona Le May Doan Barry Community Trust Lowry Family Fund DNOW Canada ULC Beaumont Select Corporations Spartan Controls Ltd Leela Domingo Randy Beck MAXgreen Windows and Doors Ltd. Donna & Lorenzo Donadeo Cathy Belliveau James Mckee Keith Downie Sanjay Bishnoi Don & Corinna Meckelborg Margaret Downing & José Guillen Brendon Bloder John Merrett Double R Building Products Ltd. BMO Investments Inc. Heather Morley Judith & Darryl Dunphy Lennert den Boer Mr. & Mrs. Larus Thorarinson Sr. DSI Estate Planning Inc. Family Fund Bonavista Baptist Church ElectroBAC

19 $1,000 to $2,499 cont’d Keepin’ It Country Line Dance Club Ian Robinson Peter Elliott Joanne Kerr Dexter Ronak Tanya Ellston Dina Klopp Charlie & Clara Ross Bill & Marlene Enns Kiwanis Club of Calgary Chinook Nancy Rosychuk Emmanuel Christian Reformed Church Riddell Kurczaba Rotary Club of Calgary Downtown Engineered Air - Resman Community Carole Kim Lauzon Rhonda Rudnitski Service Lake Bonavista Village Retirement Steve & Audrey Schock Brad Field Community Allison Schulz Falkbuilt Ltd. Lakeview United Church Janeen Scott Shelley & William Filipski Nicole Lecours Michael & Cindy Seerup Matthew & Joelle Flynn Eloise & Paul Leong Shirley G. Charitable Gift Fund First Church of Christ Scientist Kathleen Liegman Account Neil Friesen Loblaw Companies Limited Shiv Yog Calgary Maria Galura John & Dawne Mach Donald & Susie Smith Colin Gingell Keith MacPhail Adam Smith Gary Clarke Professional Corporation Tyler Madigan South Calgary Ladies Bridge Club Ghanaian Canadian Association Don & Jane Marchand Robert Spencer Gibson Family Fund Heather Mark St. Vladimir’s Ukrainian Women’ Jean Gladu Tye Martel Association David Glenn Marshall Springs School Jacki & Larry Stanley Stan & Maria Gonsalves Adele & Peter McKeen Craig Story John Gray Barbara McKenna Richard Tanner Gordon Food Service Canada Ltd. Mike Mikkelsen TerraTundra Foundation Grassby & Bennett Family Susan Moed The Calgary Aerie No. 2098 Endowment Fund Eagle Riders Club Alan Moon Shearon & Richard Green The Elks Lodge #4 Society of Joe Morin Donald & Joan Greenfield the B.P.O.E. of Canada Michael Morin Sharon & Anthony Griffin The Shawana Foundation Gary Newell Sheila & Kenneth Grogan The Smith Vanstokkom Foundation Wayne & Marilyn Niddrie Genevieve Groulx The Toronto Dominion Bank Nickle Family Foundation Brad Grundy Tier One Travel Inc. P K Blustein Prof Corp Jason Guenter Eric Toews Osten-Victor Fund Mary Gushue Daniel & Diane Tsubouchi Pembina Gas Services Business Unit Erin Harper Casey Vandenboer Steve Pente Paul & Roz Harvey John Brussa & Toni Vienna Pi Engineering Inc. Peter Henry Clarence Wagenaar David & Pam Pickersgill Robert Hindley Clint Warkentin Jamie & Brad Plosz Charles Holt Ronald & Barb Weatherington Jane Poirier Joe & Diana Horler Gary Webber Hope Lutheran Church Power Properties Ron & Norma Westcott Tasha Izett Kirsten & John Ravensbergen Heather Wheatland Imperial Tobacco Employees Charity Erna Regehr Alun & Jo Williams Fund (Montreal) Ken Richards Lillian Wong & Erwin Lonneburg Indigo Wholesale Inc. Glen & Jeanette Richardson Wood Pittman Fund Andrew & Julia Jack River Park Christian Reformed Church Deanna Wright Bernhard Janz Riverpark Properties Ltd. Janet Griesdale Fund Riverton Construction Limited Larry Jones Betty & John Roberts John Kerby Barbara Robertson

20 Inn from the Cold 2019 to 2020 Report to the Community $500 to $999 James & Barbara Enarson James Maidment & Joan Blakelock 1st Class After Class Margaret Enders Jenna Majkut Talal Hammoud Agha Ensign Drilling Inc. Alisa Marallns Agriteam Canada Consulting Ltd Marshman Enterprises Ann McCaig AKRoN Roofing Aaron Eslinger Bradley Johnson McCarty Albanian-Canadian Association of James Evans James McCormick Calgary Louise Fernandes Landis McEwen Alex & Wendy Campbell Flow Fidelity Investments Canada ULC Doreen McLeod Through Fund Greg Fletcher Kathleen McMillan Deb Alfawicki Foothills Decorating Ryder McRitchie Altadore Baptist Church Foothills Lutheran Church Carol McQuade Aximus Engineering Ltd. Freedom Assets MEC Jamie Babineau William & Janice Fric Carol & Louis Molloy Jenifer Badry Henry Gielen Gregory Montgomery Barry Nykyforuk & Associates Inc.- Bob Gillis Peter & Jacqueline Morgan BNA Debt Solutions Gordon Food Service Chris Morgan Heather Barton Douglas Gray & Lindsay Faithfull Behrad Moshtagh BGC Engineering Inc. James Gray Lynn Munro Blush Lane Organic Produce Ltd. Rick & Ingrid Green Eihab Naseef Lynn & Randy Brake Gregory and Wendy Adams Fund Navigate Financial Group Ltd. FW & SK Brooks José Guillen & Margaret Downing Catherine Neily C & T Kernahan Foundation Kathy Gutierrez Angela Nickerson Calgary & District CIBC Pensioners Guyana Canada Cultural Association Association Steve & Carolyn Nikiforuk Cathy Hahn Calgary Gymnastics Centre Jordan Nordh Russell & Margaret Hall Calgary Heritage Lions Club Denise O'Donoghue Sharon Harapiak Calgary Kotobuki Society Petersfield Productions Ltd. Sheryl Hibbert Louise Campbell Alice Plotkins Nancy Hibbs Canadian Energy Pipeline Association Ruth Pogue Thomas Hinton David Carey Jason Probe Leslie Hogle Nigel Carr & Rolonde Marchand Qualico Communities Andrea Hopps Max Chan Norma & Lenard Rasmussen Jan & Neila Horejsi Christ the King School Hope Raymond Insite Petroleum Consultants Ltd. Jan Collier Reno & Sheila Redenbach Sovereign Insurance Alyssa Collier Carolyn Dahl Rees Dr. Gregor Jason Corpus Christi Elementary School Cathy Rempel HW & GJ Johnson CSN Lou's Auto Body Renfrew Baptist Church Jupiter Resources Inc. Daughters Of Penelope Erato Lloyd Riddell - Chapter No 295 Karen Anthony Consulting Inc. Riddell Family Fund Merrilee & Richard Davies Marianne Kasper Rife Resources Ltd. John & Catherine Davis Jennifer & Spencer Kathrens Blake & Stephanie Robinson Carol Devins Jean & Raymond Kittlitz Karen Rowbottom Robert Dinh Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Patrick & Dawn Rozitis Eagles Ralph Dokter RS Energy Group Alexander Lane Dynamic Dance Studio Inc. SAIT Leonard and Faigel Shapiro Family Fund E.D.M. INTERIORS LTD. Hope Sanderson Thong Lieu Efusion Solutions Ltd. Thomas Santoso Dorothy Linder Jeff Ellis Karen Schrauth Brian Mahoney

21 $500 to $999 cont’d Springbank Lions Club Lori & Andrew Vooys Script Pharmacy Bradley Squibb Klas Ohman & Susan Vozniak Sherritt International Corp. St. Paul's Anglican Church Janice Walsh Carmel Sick Straddock Villas Residents Shelley Ward Jessie Sloan & Pierre Alvarez Marty Stromquist Fairfield Watson Tom & Wendy Siggelkow Evan Strong Kimberly Willoughby Julien Simard David & Kathy Stuart Joann & Chris Workman Simons Valley School SAIT Business Students Laurie Wowk Steve Sissons & Elizabeth Gray Anne & Peter Taylor David & Tracy Wudrick Don & Ruth Smillie The Nathan O'Brien Children's The Yarnburners Gwen Smith Foundation Jennifer Zandee Richard Smith Kerry Toll Robert Smith & Clare Pett United Methodist Church Calgary Jamie Smith Ximena Vargas Inquiries about the above list of donors Rundle College Society Velvet Energy Ltd. can be made by email at SPQR Realty Inc. Volker Stevin Contracting Ltd. [email protected]

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