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Donor Snapshot DONOR SNAPSHOT 101024307 Sask Limited Bob Miller 306 Cakes Braid Flooring Ltd. 3M Canada Company Brenda Frick ABC Canada Technology Group Brenda Strelioff Abundance Brent Smith Acadia Construction Brian & Lois Cooke Adrian Louise Gamelin Brian & Ramona Brownbridge Affinity Credit Union Brian Chartier Ph. D Consulting Ltd. Aggressive Drilling Ltd. Bridge Law LLP Agricultural Student's Association Bruce & Karen Nieman Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association Canada Bruce & Marlene Loraas Alain & Cindi Gaucher Bryan Salte Alan & Betty Kobe Buckberger Baerg & Partners LLP Alan G. Cruickshank BURNCO Rock Products Ltd. Alexander James Webster Butte Colony Farming Co. Ltd. Alison Byrns Caitlin Brown Allan Stein Canadian Pacific - Communication & Public Almita Piling Affairs Dept. Amy Templeman Canadian Prairie Bison Andrew & Helen Mansuy Canadian Tire Store #304 Angela Harpham Cando Rail Services Anita Ryland Canopy Growth Corporation Anjani Koneru Canpotex Ltd. Annamarie Wiersma - Wiersma Farm Ltd. Cara Martens Anne M. Hedlin Careica Health Annette Calyniuk Cargill Ltd. Anthony Brilz Carlton Dental Laboratories Inc. AODBT Architecture Interior Design Carol Morris Arnason Bourassa Family Foundation Carolyn Schur & Dave Fetsch Arnold & Phyllis Moen Nijssen Carrol Olfert Arthur & Janet Postle CFIndustries - Terra International Canada Inc. Audrey Bartsch Charlene Sorensen Axon Development Corporation Charles Ian Johnson Ayoub Dangor Charles P. Hedlin B.E. Schell Charlotte Stang Barry Michael Singer Chef Sydney Hamelin BASF Agricultural Specialties Cherry Insurance Bdm Healthware Inc. Cheryl Cho Beth Clelland & Todd Rosenberg Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan Bethel Christian Reformed Church Chisholm Thomson Family Foundation BHP Canada Inc. Christian Johnston Bill & Myra Clarke Christopher Clark Bioriginal Food & Science Corp. Chyzowski Charitable Foundation Bioscript Pharmacy Ltd. Clavet United Church Bob & Rita Mirwald CNH Industrial Canada Ltd. Bob Hardy CoraLee Baerg DONOR SNAPSHOT CP Railway Emmanuel Baptist Church Crestline Coach Ltd. EMSCO Holdings LP Crown Investments Corp of Sask Enterprise Holdings Foundation CUPE Local 59 Eric & Gary Anderson Curbie Cars Inc. Eric Schalm CWL Clothing Depot Inc. Ernst & Young LLP Dale Derksen Estate of Anne Klassen-Hiebert Dan McDonald Estate of Kenny Korzyk Daniel L. Kuhlen Estate of Mr. Brian E. Murphy Daon Construction Ltd. Eugene Calyniuk Darlene Geddes Evan Calyniuk Daryl Possberg F-Media.ca LoKnow Dave Anderson Farm Credit Canada Dave Billard Fastener Warehouse David & Claire Cooke Father O'Leary Council #5104 David & Karen Cerkowniak Federated Co-operatives Ltd. David Aplin & Associates Inc. Fidelity Investments Canada ULC David Calyniuk First Nations Bank David Dube Forest Grove Community Church David Kilborn Fort Garry Staff Fund Dawn T. Evers Francine Chad Smith Dean & Thea Heinrichs Frank Stollbert Dean Jones Garry & Kathleen Gable Dean Thome Garth & Darlene Kirzinger Debbie Maurer Gavin Beck Debi Dube-Dean General Resources Inc. Denene Little Gerald Kolberg Denis & Terry Sirois Gerald P. & Sharon M. Scherman Deplaedt Charitable Foundation Giant Tiger Stores Ltd. Donald & Rosa Lynne Taylor Gift Funds Canada Donald Fookes Gilles Gauthier Donna Burko Ginger R. Ruddy Donna Zemmer-Gammel Gloria M. McGee Dorothy E. Perehudoff Gloria Stanton Dorothy Horn Gordon & Danielle Neufeld Douglas J. Forsyth Graham Construction Dr. Dwight Loback Medical Services Prof. Graham Mgmt. Services LP Dr. Oetker - Transplace Canada Grant Halford Dr. Shari McKinny Medical Prof. Corp. Greg Misfeldt E. Grace Strong Haley Block Ebenezer Baptist Church Harlan Fairbanks Eecol Electric Corp. Harold Derksen Eileen Woodham Hatch Ltd. Elva Bennett Haven Family Support Emer O'Hagan Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan Emma Cepela Helen Semaganis DONOR SNAPSHOT Herman & Myrna Rolfes Jon Richard Gudmundson Homes by Dream Joseph & Carla Loney-Tindall Homewood Health Joseph & Debbie Vidal Hugh Wood Joseph Alfred Remai Foundation Huma Aftab Julianne Bradbury Hy-Grade Millwork Julie Kryzanowski Ian Bruce K+S Potash Canada GP Ian Judd-Henrey Karee Davidson Ida Neufeld Karen M. Semchuk IG Wealth Management Karen Shaw Information Services Corp. Kathryn McWilliams Innovation Credit Union Kaze Family Foundation Inc. Innovation Place Keith Martell International Road Dynamics Inc Ken Kachur IPEX Inc. Kerry J. McNamara James & Karen Mantyka Kevin & Carla Colleaux James & Mary Ann Cross Kevin C. Wilson James Gillis KPMG James Lawson Kyla Clarke Jancy Holdings Larissa Kuperman Janet Montgomery Laura Drever Jared Cechanowicz Laurent Denis Jasmine Hasselback Laurie Semenoff Jason & Cynthia Ratzlaff Lawrence Ndubueze Jason & Marla Sirman Ledcor Charitable Foundation Jason Guenter Ledcord Industries Inc. Jason John Warick Leo Bourassa & Daphne Arnason Jean Lux Les Soeurs De Notre Dame De La Croix Jeff & Gale Barnes Lily Street Foundation Jeff Montgomery Calvados Holdings Inc. Link Charity Canada Jeffery Bird Lions Clubs of Saskatoon Jeffrey Hale Loblaws Inc. Jeffrey Lee Loomis Express Jessica Packota Loraas Disposal Services Ltd. Jim Nowakowski Lorraine Trudgian Jim Patterson Children Hospital - Pediatric Lux Construction Ltd. Intensive Care Unit Lydale Group Joan Stevenson & Brian Clapson Family Fund Lyle E. & Carol L. Minogue JoAnne Chrones Madhav Sarda John and Fran Clarke Mainway Motors Inc. John and Jennifer Wallace Manon Sookocheff John Howland Manulife John L. & June M. Bradley Maple Leaf Centre for Food Security John R. & Doretha L. Kowalishin Maple Leaf Consumer Foods John Scott McDonald Maple Leaf Foods John V. & Sonja Remai Mardyck Farms Ltd. DONOR SNAPSHOT Marion L. Jackson-Sopuck Nutrien Mark Ceaser Oakwood Nissan Mark Folstad Orano Canada Inc. Mark Seniuk Outdoor School Program Alumni Association Mark West Outter Limits Clothing Inc. Mary Jane Elliot-Waugh Pamela Kaprowski Matthew Bradshaw Pat Allen Maunders McNeil Foundation Inc. Patricia Ann Long Maureen & Alex McIsaac Patricia B. Bockus Maureen Chrusch Patricia Beamish Maureen M. Kreick Patrick Adam Farrant Maurice Vinet Patti Martens MBI PRODUITS DE FORAGE Pattison Outdoor Advertising LP McDougall Gauley LLP Paul & Shirley Fehr McGee Farming Paul and Carol LeBlanc McGregor Financial Inc. Paul Olfert MedSup Medical Paul Weckworth Meidl Honda People Of Praise Saskatoon Inc. Melanie Paterson Perfection Plumbing & Drain Cleaning Ltd. Melva Hnidy Persephone Theatre Melvin & Leona Peters Peter MacMahon Insurance Corporation Mennonite Trust Ltd. Phil Stang Mercantile Develoments Inc. Tiessen Philip Mamchur Merv & Betty Mann Family Fund Phyllis G. Paterson Mervin & Arlene Rumpel Pioneer Hi-Bred Canada Company Metrie Canada Ltd. PIPSC AFS Prairie/NWT Saskatoon Branch Michael & Gaylene Gorniak POMERLEAU Inc. Michael F. Trudgian Potash Corporation of SK. Inc. Michele Kohlman Pro-Western Mechanical Ltd. Miller Thomson LLP Q-Line Trucking Miners Construction Co. Ltd. R & K Robertson Foundation Mitra & Nancy Persaud R.L. Taylor MNP Community Fund Ranco Manufacturing Ltd. Montgomery Agencies Ltd. Raymond James Canada Foundation Moore-Ching Family Fund Renee Bokshowan Morris Management Richard & Mary T. Baxter Mosaic Canada ULC Robert & Yvette Jaspar Murray D. Chatlain Roberta Harper Murray Guy Roger Magneson Neil Turcotte Roland Gore Norm M. & Nancy Pelletier Ron & Cathy Mills North Atlantic Potash RONA Inc. North Prairie Developments Ronald L. Beechinor Novozymes BioAg Ltd. Ronalda Perinotto NSC Minerals Ltd. Rotary Club of Saskatoon North Nutatna Lions Rotary Club of Saskatoon Nutana DONOR SNAPSHOT Ryan Dove Tapper Family Fund Sanyukta Ghoorah TCU Financial Group Sask Milk Board Terri Kelloway Saskatchewan Blue Cross The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority Inc. The Connor, Clark & Lunn Foundation Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Company The Neighbourhood Church Saskatchewan Pulse Crop Development Board The South SK Community Foundation Saskatoon 60 Plus Hockey The Stephen & Michelene Worobetz Foundation Saskatoon City Employees Credit Union The Taste Restaurant Group Saskatoon Community Foundation The Toronto Dominion Bank Saskatoon Community of Mindful Living Thelma Howard Saskatoon Firefighters Pediatric Fund Theodore Jahnke Saskatoon Millennium Lions Club Thomas Best Saskatoon Nephrology Group Tim & Dianne Fayant Saskatoon Paramedic Association Tim May Saskatoon Police Service Timken Foundation of Canton Saskatoon Teachers Association Tom McClocklin SaskMilk Trail Appliances Ltd. Sasktel Pioneers Transport Services & Logistics Canada Scott & Michelle Ann Hodson Trevor S. Broker Scott Banda Triovest Realty Advisors Inc. Calgary Sean Coquet Triovest Realty Advisors Inc. Saskatoon Shannon L. Jakes TRL Mining Construction LP Shannon Lucky Tyler Kachur Sharyle Fowler Unifor Local 820 Shaunt & Diane Parthev Unifor Social Justice Fund Sheila Finnestad United General Workers Sheila Lavender United Parcel Service Canada Ltd. Shelby Arnold United Way of Greater Toronto SIGA United Way of Saskatoon Sky Metals Ltd. Universal Realty Ltd. Sobey's Inc. University of Saskatchewan Soletanche Bachy Canada Urban Systems Foundation South West Six Bison Ursuline of St. Angela's Convent Ursuline St. Martin's United Church Ute Pastor St. Paul's RCSSD # 20 Varun Bathini Stanley A. Fonyonga Vincent S. Wiegers Star Egg Walter & Ruth Klassen Steelworkers Humanity Fund Wanda Soder SUN Local 75 Wanda Wiegers Surface Hair Ward Wurtz Susan & Tony Kesler Wawanesa Insurance SYNNEX Share The Magic Wayne Olson T & T Power Group Wayne Pederson Legal Prof. Corp. T.S. Surelock Security Ltd. Webb Surveys Tammy Wandzura Wendy J. Derksen DONOR SNAPSHOT Westcan Bulk Transport Ltd. Westoak Naturals Inc. Wheaton Family foundation Wheaton GMC Buick Cadillac Ltd. Whitecap Dakota First Nation Winston K. Mah WOCO Foundation Yardi Canada Ltd. Yardi Systems Inc. Zachariah Scott Zahra Ali THANK YOU FOR ADDITIONAL GRANT SUPPORT FROM OUR FRIENDS AT: .
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