Our Communities

As a leader in community investment, CIBC is committed to supporting causes that matter to our clients, our employees and our communities. We aim to make a difference through corporate donations, sponsorships and the volunteer spirit of our employees. With a strategic focus on youth, education and health, and employee support for causes including the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure, the CIBC Children’s Foundation and United Way, CIBC is investing in the social and economic development of communities across the country.

“2009 marks the 13th year for CIBC as the title sponsor of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure. The Foundation is proud of the partnership and the depth of commitment that has evolved with CIBC over the years. CIBC has encouraged and empowered its employees to support the Run through personal and corporate fundraising initiatives, as well as by taking on key volunteer roles in the execution of the event. We applaud their commitment as a champion of the cause and in supporting our vision of creating a future without breast cancer.“ Colleen Fleming CEO, Central Office Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

On October 4, 2009, more than 170,000 participants across , including CIBC employees, family members and friends participated in the 18th annual Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure. This year’s event raised $26.5 million to help create a future without breast cancer.

26 CIBC Annual Accountability Report 2009 Charitable donations by category in Canada

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Youth – 29% Education – 23% 0 Health – 23% 07 08 09 United Way – 16% Other – 9% As a designated Imagine Caring Company, CIBC consistently exceeds With a strategic focus on youth, CIBC’s wholesale bank employees and 2008 Campaign the target of 1% of pre-tax profits – education and health, CIBC is making Co-chairs, Rita Caporiccio and Trevor Torzsas were the benchmark for corporate giving a difference in communities where our accompanied by Bloorview Kids Rehab Ambassador, established by Imagine Canada. clients and employees live and work. Anthony Tuttle, to ring the opening bell at the Stock Exchange on CIBC Miracle Day 2008. Through the generosity of employees and their clients, more than $3.1 million was raised from fees and commissions on CIBC Miracle Day to support hundreds

of children’s charities across Canada. Public Accountability Statement

Making a difference Canadian Centre for Child Protection is helping to reduce the In 2009, almost $27 million was contributed through the CIBC group victimization and exploitation of children across Canada. CIBC’s of companies to charitable and non-profit initiatives in Canada. Of investment will continue to raise awareness of the Centre and its safety this, close to $20 million was for charitable donations, supporting a initiatives to better educate children and parents about keeping their wide variety of national, regional and local organizations. To see children safe from sexual abuse and exploitation. examples of CIBC’s contributions to community organizations by CIBC has supported Child Find for many years, featuring province, see page 186. images of missing children on millions of credit card statement envelopes each year. This valuable program helps to increase awareness for missing Youth children cases, and also helps generate information to the Child Find Helping young people achieve their full potential is a priority. national tip line.

CIBC Children’s Foundation Education The CIBC Children’s Foundation is a registered charity responsible for CIBC is investing in education. distributing funds raised on CIBC Miracle Day, and was founded on the belief that by working with our clients, employees and children’s CIBC Youthvision Scholarship Program charities, we can make a difference to children in need. Ten years ago, CIBC, in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of On the first Wednesday of December each year, CIBC’s wholesale Canada and YMCA Canada, created this program to address the banking sales and trading professionals and CIBC Wood Gundy academic and financial needs of students by encouraging them to Investment Advisors donate their fees and commissions to support pursue post-secondary education. CIBC provides funding for charities dedicated to improving the health, well-being and education scholarships and internships to help young prepare for their of children. On December 3, 2008, CIBC Miracle Day raised more than future. Thirty scholarships, valued at up to $36,000 each, are awarded $3.1 million in Canada. Since its inception in 1984, Miracle Day has annually to Grade 10 students enrolled in mentoring programs with raised more than $190 million to benefit children in our communities these two community partners. In addition to tuition support, around the world. recipients may participate in summer internships at YMCA agencies In addition to CIBC Miracle Day, the CIBC group of companies across the country after completing Grade 10. This program represents contributed more than $4 million in 2009 to hundreds of initiatives a multi-year commitment of more than $10 million. To date, 330 CIBC that support mentoring, skills development, financial literacy training, Youthvision Scholarships have been awarded to deserving young nutrition and health, anti-bullying, youth shelters and programs for people across Canada. young people with disabilities. CIBC further contributes to the education of youth with an annual donation of $100,000 to the National Aboriginal Achievement Helping children and parents Foundation for bursaries and scholarships in post-secondary education. Ongoing support through a $1 million multi-year contribution to the CIBC’s total contributions of $1 million to date assist ,

CIBC Annual Accountability Report 2009 27 Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure funds raised ($ millions) 28.5 26.5 26.5

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CIBC Wood Gundy Investment Since its inception in 1986, CIBC clients and employees throughout and Advisors Werner Imboden (left) and the Canadian Breast Cancer the Territories raised more than $405,000 during the Pierre Delisle (right), are pictured Foundation has invested 2009 BC Children’s Hospital fundraising campaign. This along with Pierre Bruneau, Vice- $170 million in breast cancer brings the total amount raised since 1995 to $5.5 million President of the Fondation Centre de research, education and which includes $1.3 million in corporate donations. cancérologie Charles-Bruneau. awareness programs. Werner and Pierre were “twinned” with Rosalie and Maxime who provided them with inspiration and motivation for the 600-kilometre bicycle trek across .

and Métis students with their financial needs, helping them to pursue Helping women excellence in all academic disciplines. CIBC’s ongoing commitment of $1 million over seven years to the As well, CIBC continues to provide scholarship funding to the Canadian Women’s Foundation is helping low-income women become post-secondary education of children of fallen soldiers through its economically self-sufficient and break the cycle of violence. With leadership donation of $1 million over 10 years to Canada Company. funding from CIBC, the Canadian Women’s Foundation supports CIBC’s multi-year commitments to universities and colleges across programs that provide practical on-the-job training, skills development Canada total more than $16 million. Of this, approximately $7 million is and self-employment training that go beyond business basics to directed to bursaries and scholarships, helping students pursue post- address other essential aspects of women’s lives like building self- secondary studies. esteem, networking, mentorship and securing child care. CIBC is helping women in build for tomorrow by funding Helping newcomers to Canada Women Building Futures. Through skills and vocational training, women get CIBC has been a committed supporter of Skills for Change, a non-profit the tools they need to train for a new career, gain financial independence, organization providing learning and training opportunities for and change their lives in more ways than they ever imagined. immigrants and refugees in Toronto. For the past 17 years, we have been The Minerva Foundation for BC Women received funding from the lead sponsor of their New Pioneers Awards which honour CIBC to help women advance themselves by continuing their education. outstanding contributions by immigrants and refugees to the arts, The women they support are single mothers, mature women returning community service, entrepreneurship, science and technology, and youth. to the workplace after a long absence, women in non-traditional fields A multi-year donation from CIBC has assisted in the building of of study, as well as immigrant and Aboriginal women. the new Rotary Centre for New Canadians which will provide short-term emergency and transitional housing for recently arrived refugees and immigrants along with access to social services. Ongoing funding to the Centre for Information and Community Services is enabling them to develop an Immigrant Resource Centre with a Youth Development Hub to help immigrant youth build self- confidence and skills through programs and training sessions.

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CIBC employees and retirees across CIBC employees and In 2009, CIBC received the Edmonton Mayor’sCelebration of the Arts Award the country have been long-time retirees continue to for Innovative Support for “CIBC for All”, a program in partnership supporters of the United Way. In make a difference with Kids Up Front Foundation and the Citadel Theatre. Corporate sponsors addition to volunteering their time through their volunteer and season ticket holders are encouraged to donate a percentage of their through activities such as Days of spirit in communities tickets so that disadvantaged youth can experience the arts. Caring and other volunteer roles at across the country. many United Way agencies, they raised more than $4 million for the 2008 United Way campaign. Public Accountability Statement

Health children with cancer. Of the total raised, CIBC clients and employees CIBC contributes to the health and well-being of Canadians. contributed $250,000 to help fund childhood cancer research and treatment at the Fondation Centre de cancérologie Charles-Bruneau. Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure On October 4, 2009, $26.5 million was raised by 170,000 participants in Employee as Ambassador Program 56 communities in the 18th annual Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC fosters volunteerism among its employees and retirees and CIBC Run for the Cure. This is the largest single day, volunteer-led encourages community engagement through the Employee as fundraising event for breast cancer research, education and awareness Ambassador Program. Through this initiative, CIBC contributes up to programs in Canada. We are proud of the contribution our employees $1,000 to charitable and not-for-profit community organizations where have made to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. The Foundation employees and retirees volunteer their time and expertise. In 2009, is the leading volunteer-led organization in Canada dedicated to creating $675,000 was contributed on behalf of 1,010 employees and retirees a future without breast cancer. who participated in this program. CIBC employees have been encouraged and empowered to support this flagship program through personal and corporate fundraising United Way initiatives, as well as by taking on key volunteer roles in the execution of CIBC has been helping to create stronger and healthier communities the annual event. In addition to the generous support of CIBC clients, in for families to live, work and raise their children through our long- 2009, more than 13,000 members of Team CIBC, including employees, standing annual contributions to United Way agencies across the family, friends and volunteers helped to raise close to $3 million through country. United Way supports a broad range of social programs and pledges, fundraising and proceeds from the CIBC Pink Collection made services that are focused on critical areas within the community such available in CIBC branches. Over the years, Team CIBC has contributed as assisting families dealing with poverty, supporting people with a more than $23 million to the Foundation. disability or health concern, helping newcomers with their transition to Canada, and keeping kids off the streets. Every year, CIBC Further contributions to the health of Canadians include multi-year employees and retirees demonstrate their support through personal commitments of almost $19 million to hospitals and health research donations and their volunteer efforts. The 2008 CIBC United Way facilities across the country. campaign raised $7 million, which included a corporate donation of In addition, Tour CIBC Charles-Bruneau raised $1,025,000 when 25 $2.9 million. cyclists pedaled 600 kilometres across Quebec over four days to help

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EXAMPLES OF ORGANIZATIONS Saanich Peninsula Hospital Dawn Land Children’s Health Car e SUPPORTED BY CIBC Salvation Army East Central Regional Health Authority Simon Fraser University Edmonton Financial Literacy Society British Columbia Single Parent Resource Centre of Victoria Edmonton Garrison Military Family Resources Abbotsford Regional Hospital Spo7ez Cultural Centre Centre Arrow Lakes Hospital Surrey Foundation Edmonton Inner City Children’s Project Association of Neighbourhood Houses Surrey Memorial Hospital Elves Special Needs Society Atira Women’s Resource Society Take A Hike Youth At Risk Epilepsy Association of BC Cancer Foundation Tillicum Lelum Aboriginal Framework Foundation BC Children’s Hospital Friendship Centre Group Group Youth Society of Pincher Creek BC Lions Society United Way agencies Hardisty Public Library BC Special Olympics University of British Columbia Heritage Park Historical Village BCIT Urban Native Youth Association High River Agricultural Society Boys & Girls Clubs Art Gallery HEROS (Hockey Education Burnaby Crisis Pregnancy Centre Vancouver Community College Reach Out Society) Burnaby Hospital Vancouver General Hospital Kids Cancer Care Foundation Canadian Cancer Society Vancouver Giants Read to Succeed Kids Kottage Foundation Canadian Feed the Childre n Vancouver Island University Kids Up Front Foundation Canadian Red Cross Family Support Program Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Lamont & District Agricultural Society Cariboo Memorial Hospital Vanderhoof Extrication Society Langdon Youth Council Chetwynd Search and Rescue Vernon Jubilee Hospital Learning Disabilities Association of Alberta Child Abuse Prevention & Counselling Society Victoria Riding for the Disabled Little Bits Riding Club for the Disabled of Greater Victoria Victoria Cool-Aid Society ACCESS Medicine Hat and District Food Bank Child Development Foundation of BC Health Centre Mill Woods Family Resource Centre Children of the Street Society YMCA of Greater Vancouver Mount Royal College Children’s Arts Umbrella YM-YWCA Camp Thunderbird – Victoria Nanton Agricultural Society Chilliwack General Hospital Northern Alberta Brain Injury Society Coats For Kids Alberta Northern Lights Regional Healt h Cops for Kids Alberta Cancer Foundation Owen Hart Foundation Comox Valley Therapeutic Riding Alberta Ecotrust Foundation Pilgrims Hospice Covenant House – Vancouver Alberta Hospital Edmonton and Community Queen Elizabeth II Hospital Foundation Delta Hospice Mental Health Rocky Mountain House Cyrus Centre for Youth Alberta Theatre Project s Agricultural Society Fernie Search & Rescue Art Gallery of Alberta Ronald McDonald House – Northern Alberta, Green Thumb Theatre Company Athabasca Regional Multiplex Southern Alberta HEROS (Hockey Education Autism Society of Edmonton Area Rotary Centre for New Canadians (Edmonton) Reach Out Society) The Banff Centre for Continuing Educatio n Royal Alexandra Hospital Junior Achievement of BC Beaverlodge Victim Service Unit St. Albert Library Community YMCA – YWCA Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Calgary Southern Alberta MedicAir Kids Help Phone and Are a Spirit Keeper Youth Societ y Kids Up Front Bow Valley College Strathmore & District Agricultural Society Kidsport Boyle Youth Centre Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation Learning Disabilities Association of BC Boys & Girls Clubs Taber and District Health Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific Calgary Drop-In Centre United Way agencies Lions Gate Hospital Calgary Health Trust University Hospital Foundation – Looking Glass Foundation Calgary Public Library Alberta Heart Institute for Eating Disorders Calgary Urban Project Society (CUPS) LOVE: Leave Out Violence Camrose Regional Sport University of Calgary Minerva Foundation Development Centr e University of Nanaimo & District Hospital Canadian Red Cross – Southern Alberta Women Building Futures North Shore Disability Resource Centre Anti-Bullying Program Woods Homes Foundation Peace Arch Hospital Cantare Children’s Choir YMCA Calgary PLEA – Kidstart Mentoring Program Centre for Family Literacy of Alberta Young Alberta Book Society POCOMO Youth Services Society Child Friendly Calgary Youth Emergency Shelter Societ y Powell River General Hospital Child, Adolescent and Family Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children Mental Health Quesnel & District Palliative Care Children’s Cottage – Calgar y 4-H Clubs Richmond Hospital CIBC Read to Succeed – Medicine Hat Battlefor d Kiwanis Music Festival Rotary Centre for the Arts Citadel Theatre – CIBC Theatre for All Big Brothers and Big Sister s agencies Royal BC Museum Canadian National Institute for the Blind Boys & Girls Club of Royal Canadian Legion Cold Lake Agricultural Society Canadian Cancer Society Royal Inland Hospital – Kamloops Community Kitchen Program of Calgary Canadian Feed the Childre n S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Foundation D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Canora Agricultural Society

186 CIBC Annual Accountability Report 2009 Children’s Health & Hospital Foundation of Assembly of First Nations Candlelighters Childhood Saskatchewan Manitoba Theatre Centre Cancer Foundation CIBC Read to Succeed – Moose Jaw Mankota Park and Recreation CANFAR – Canadian Foundation for AIDS and Saskatoon Neepawa & District Personal Care Home Research Cinema4Change Film Festival – CIBC Theatre Partners in The Park International Friendship Casey House for All Festival Centennial Infant & Child Centre Flying Dust First Nation 2009 Pow Wow Portage la Prairie Regional Library Centre for Addiction and Fort Qu'Appelle Fire Department RCMP Heritage Centre Mental Health Foundation Hospitals of Regina Red River Community Centre Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Kindersley and District Arts Council Rehabilitation Centre for Children – Child Development Institute Kinsmen and Kinette Telemiracle Royal Winnipeg Ballet Child Development Resource Lloydminster Region Health Foundation South Interlake Regional Library Connection Peel Melfort Multi-Use Facility St. Boniface Hospital & Child Find Ontario Northern Saskatchewan International Research Foundation Children’s Aid agencies Children’s Festival Stanley Agricultural Society Children’s Health Foundation Persephone Theatre Ste. Anne Hospital Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Quota International of Weyburn United Way agencies Colon Cancer Canada Radville Recreation Centre West End Cultural Centre Community Living agencies Rainbow Youth Centre Westman Dreams for Kids Community Resource Centre of North & RCMP Heritage Centre Winnipeg Art Gallery Central Wellington READ Saskatoon Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Conestoga College Redvers Activity Centre Cornwall Community Hospital Ontario Royal University Hospital Covenant House – Toronto ACCES Employment Services Saskatchewan Down Syndrome Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation Aisling Discoveries Child Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre Daily Bread Food Bank and Family Centre South Saskatchewan Youth Orchestra Darling Home for Kids Alexandra Marine & General Hospital Southwest Victims Services Daytrippers Children’s Charity Alzheimer Society Station Arts Centre Co-operative Delisle Youth Services Anishnabek Child & Street Culture Kidz Project Diabetes Hope Foundation Youth Prevention Services Swift Current Friendship Centre Dorothy Ley Hospice Arnprior & District Memorial Hospital Twin Rivers Health Care Foundation Dryden Regional Health Services Arts for Children of Toronto United Way agencies Dunnville Hospital & Healthcare The Bay Street Children’s Foundation University of Regina Durham District Racing Baycrest Centre University of Saskatchewa n Against Drugs Program Bereaved Families of Ontario Earth Day Canada – EcoMentors Program Manitoba Big Brothers and Big Sisters agencies Easter Seal Society 4-H Clubs Bloorview Kids Rehab Epilepsy Toronto Arborg Aquatic Centre Bluewater Health Foundation Essex Youth Centre Assiniboine Regional Health Blyth Centre for the Arts Eva’s Initiatives for Homeless Youth Association for Community Living Bob Rumball Foundation for the Deaf Evergreen Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters of Morden Winkler Boost Child Abuse Prevention Fanshawe College Block Parents of Winnipeg and Intervention Fife House Boundary Trails Health Centre Boundless Adventures Association Frontier College Brandon’s Breakfast for Learning Bowmanville Memorial Hospital Frontiers Foundation Canadian Cancer Society Relay for Life Boys & Girls Clubs The Gatehouse Canadian Centre for Child Protection Breakfast for Learning – Geneva Centre for Autism The Canadian Museum for Human Rights Canadian Living Foundation Gerrard Resource Centre Canadian Red Cross – Bridgepoint Health Foundation Giant Steps Toronto/York Region Manitoba Flood Relief Fund Camp Oochigeas Gilda’s Club Cancer Care Manitoba – Kendra’s Walk Camp Trillium Girl Guides of Canada Children’s Hospital Campbellford Memorial Hospital Groves Memorial Community Hospital Foundation of Manitoba CanadaHelps Guelph General Hospital Children’s Wish Foundation Canadian Cancer Society Halton Child and Youth Services CIBC Read to Succeed – Brandon Canadian Centre for Diversity n o i

Hamilton Health Sciences t

Dauphin Agricultural Society Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation a

Harmony Education Foundation m Dawson Trail Opportunities Unlimited Canadian Diabetes Association r o

Hearing Foundation of Canada f n

Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Canadian Hearing Society I

Heart & Stroke Foundation r

Health Sciences Centre Canadian Liver Foundation e h

Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre t HEROS (Hockey Education Reach Out Society) Canadian National Institute for the Blind Hill House Hospice O Winnipeg Canadian Opera Company d n

Hincks-Dellcrest Foundation a

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Canadian Paraplegic Association r

Hospice Caledon e d

Killarney – Turtle Mountain Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation l

Hospice of Windsor & Essex County o Recreation Centre Canadian Testicular Cancer Association h e

Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital r Lundar Agricultural Society 4-H Awards Canadian Women’s Foundation a Humber River Regional Hospital h Manitoba Army Cadet League S Huntington Society of Canada

CIBC Annual Accountability Report 2009 187 Huron University College Renascent Foundation Waterloo Regional Children’s Museum Huronia Hospitals Foundation Rick Hansen Wheels in Motion Wellspring Cancer Support Independent Living Canada Riverside Foundation for Health Care William Osler Health Centre Invest in Kids Ronald McDonald House Charities Windsor Essex Care for Kids Jessie’s Centre for Teenagers Ross Memorial Hospital YMCA/YWCA agencies John McGivney Children’s Centre Roy Thomson Hall and York University Junior Achievement Massey Hall Foundation Youth Assisting Youth Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Royal Foundation Youth Haven Barrie Kids Up Front for Mental Health Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa kids.now mentoring program Royal Victoria Hospital YOUTHLINK KidsAbility St. John’s Rehabilitation Hospital Youth Without Shelter Kinark Child & Family Services St. Joseph’s Healthcare Québec King’s University College St. Lawrence College – Brockville Accueil Bonneau Kingston General Hospital St. Michael’s Hospital Action nouvelle-vie Lakefield Community Medical Support Sarnia-Lambton Rebound Arrêt Source Lambton College Sault Area Hospital Association québécoise Lansdowne Children’s Centre Scarborough Hospital de la fibrose kystique Leamington District Memorial Hospital Scouts Canada Association québécoise The Learning Partnership Second Harvest des allergies alimentaires LOVE: Leave Out Violence SEDI (Social and Enterprise Association québécoise pour les troubles Lennox & Addington County Development Innovations) d’apprentissage General Hospital Sheridan College Big Brothers & Big Sisters of West Island LOFT Community Services SickKids Foundation Centaur Theatre Company London Health Sciences Silent Voice Canada Centraide Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People SKETCH – Arts Program for Street Youth Centre d’action bénévole de Waterloo Macaulay Child Development Centre Skills for Change – New Pioneer Awards Centre de répit Philou March of Dimes Canada Soulpepper Theatre Company Centre de stimulation l’Envol McMaster University South Muskoka Hospital Club des petits déjeuners du Québec Merry Go Round Children’s Foundation Southlake Regional Health Centre Club-Gym Richelieu Merrymount Children’s Centre Special Olympics Canada Colonie Ste-Jeanne d ’Arc Milton District Hospital Starlight Starbright Children’s Foundation Cuisine Amitié Montfort Hospital Stratford Shakespearean Festival Don Bosco Youth Leadership Centre Mood Disorders Association of Ontario Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital Dr. Clown Mount Sinai Hospital Street Health Community Nursing Fondation Aide et Partage MS Society of Canada Street Kids International Fondation Armand-Frappier Street Youth Planning Collaborative Fondation C.A.R.M.E.N. National Ballet of Canada Sudbury Manitoulin Children’s Foundation Fondation C.H. Baie-Comeau Nellie’s Hostel for Women Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Fondation C.H. de Lanaudière Neshama Playground Sunnyside Children’s Foundation Fondation C.H. de l’Enfant-Jésus Niagara Health System Thames Valley Children’s Centre Fondation C.H. de Val d’Or Nipissing University Regional Health Sciences Fondation C.H. Honoré-Mercier North York General Hospital Timmins and District Hospital Fondation Centre de cancérologie Ontario 4-H Toronto Foundation for Student Success Charles-Bruneau Ontario Science Centre – Community Access Toronto General & Western Hospital Fondation Constance-Lethbridge Program Toronto People with AIDS Fondation CSSS Coaticook Operation Come Home Toronto Public Library – Fondation CSSS de l’Énergie Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital Leading to Reading Fondation de l’Hôpital Laval Ottawa Hospital Toronto Rape Crisis Centre Fondation de l’Hôpital Santa Cabrini Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre Toronto Rehabilitation Institute Fondation de l’Hôpital Argenteuil Ottawa Symphony Orchestra Toronto Symphony Orchestra Fondation de l’Hôpital Our Place Peel Touchstone Youth Centre du Sacré-Cœur de Montréal PACT Trails Youth Initiatives Fondation de l’Hôpital Louis-H. Lafontaine Pathways to Education Canada Triangle High School Program Fondation de l’Hôpital Sainte-Justine Perley and Rideau Veterans Health Centre Tri-County Healthcare Fondation de l’Université de Sherbrooke Peterborough Regional Health Centre Turning Point Youth Services Fondation de l’Université Port Perry Hospital United Way agencies du Québec à Rimouski Precious Minds Unity for Autism Fondation des Auberges du cœur Prime Mentors of Canada University of Ontario Institute Fondation des Centres jeunesses Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital of Technology du Québec Princess Margaret Hospital University of Ottawa Fondation des étoiles ProAction, Cops & Kids University of Waterloo Fondation des maladies Prostate Cancer Canada University of Western Ontario du cœur du Québec Providence Healthcare Variety Village Fondation des maladies mentales Queen’s University Voice for Hearing Impaired Children Fondation Docteur Jacques-Paradis Regent Park School of Music Waterfront Regeneration Trust

188 CIBC Annual Accountability Report 2009 Fondation du CHUQ Children’s Wish Foundation Salvation Army Fondation du Théâtre du Nouveau Monde Community Autism Centre South Shore Field House Fondation éducative First Step Housing Special Olympics Jean-Jacques-Bertrand The Food Depot Alimentaire St. Martha’s Regional Hospital Fondation En Cœur Estrie Friends of the Hospital Third Place Transition House Fondation hospitalière d’Amos Heart & Stroke Foundation of NB United Way agencies Fondation hospitalière Junior Achievement of University of King’s College Maisonneuve-Rosemont Moncton Youth Residences William Dennis Chair in Pediatric Epilepsy Fondation IntégrACTION du Québec Nackawic Lions Club YMC A agencies Fondation Le grand chemin New Brunswick Community College Fondation Leave Out Violence – LOVE Parkinson Society of Canada Children’s Wish Foundation Fondation Marie-Vincent Portage Freedom From Addiction Confederation Centre of the Arts Fondation Mélio Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Program) Fondation OLO Restigouche County Volunteer Family Service PEI Fondation Père-Sablon Action Association Junior Achievement of PEI Fondation Portage Saint John East Food Bank PEI Ground Search & Rescue Fondation pour la promotion Saint John Regional Hospital PEI 4-H de la pédiatrie sociale Salvation Army – Miramichi Queen Elizabeth Hospital Fondation Québec-Jeunes Theatre New Brunswick Souris Coats for Kids Fondation Santé Haut-Richelieu-Rouville United Way agencies United Way of PEI Fondation Santé Papineau Université de Moncton Western Hospital Foundation Fondation Sercan University of New Brunswick Fondation sur la pointe des pieds YM/YWCA – Saint John Newfoundland and Labrador Fonds d’aide à l’éducation Educaide YMCA of Greater Moncton Big Brothers Big Sisters of Garde-Manger pour tous Eastern Newfoundland Nova Scotia Generations Foundation Bridges to Hope Aberdeen Hospital Trust Giant Steps – Canadian Cancer Society Newfoundland – Abilities Foundation of Nova Scotia Institut de réadaptation de Montréal Daffodil Place Acadia University Institut de recherches cliniques Central Northeast Health Foundation Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia de Montréal Choices for Youth Antigonish Food Bank Institut du cancer de Montréal Volunteer Fire Department Big Brothers & Big Sisters Jeunes Entreprises du Québec College of the North Atlantic Brigadoon Children’s Camp Society Jeunesse au Soleil Winter Carnival Canadian Cancer Society Jewish General Hospital – Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Care Foundation Cape Breton University Sir Mortimer B. Davis Girl Guides of Canada Children’s Aid Society Just for Kids Foundation Grenfell Foundation of Colchester County La Rose des vents de l’Estrie Health Care Foundation of St. John’s Children’s Wish Foundation Learning Associates of Montreal Junior Achievemen t Colchester Regional Hospital Maison Catherine-de-Longpré Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Craig’s Cause Pancreatic Cancer Society Maison de soins palliatifs Kinsmen Club of Corner Brook Cumberland Health Care de la Rivière-du-Nord Labrador West Food Bank Digby Clare Mental Health Volunteer s Maison d’hébergement Memorial University of Newfoundland Girl Guides of Canada Jeunesse Sainte-Foy Mount Pearl Special Olympic s Hants County Exhibition Maison Mathieu-Froment-Savoie Salvation Army – St. John’s Health Services Foundation Mission Bon Accueil Trinity Conception Placentia of the South Shore Moisson Montréal Health Foundation Homebridge Youth Society Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation United Way of Newfoundland IWK Health Centre Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and Labrador Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia Montreal Symphony Orchestra Western Regional Hospital Laing House Musée d’art de Joliette YMCA North East Avalon LOVE: Leave Out Violence Musée de Vaudreuil-Soulanges Maggie’s Place Old Brewery Mission Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia Aurora Colleg e Olympiques Spéciaux du Québec Mount Saint Vincent University City of Youth Activated Progra m n o i

Petits frères des pauvres t

Neptune Theatre Santa’s Little Helper a

Services de répit Emergo m Young Company Program Stanton Territorial Hospital r o

Tel-Jeunes f n

New Glasgow Summer Street Industries I

Y des Femmes r

Nova Scotia Community College e h

YMCA of Greater Montreal Pulaarvik Kablu Friendship Centre – t Outstanding Young Farmers Youth Nutrition Program O New Brunswick High School Breakfast Program d n a

Atlantic Ballet Phoenix Youth Programs Yukon r e d

Bathurst Youth Centre des Jeunes Progress Centre for Early Intervention Whitehorse General Hospital l o

Boys & Girls Clubs Provincial Autism Centre h e r

Canadian Cancer Society Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre a h Chalmers Regional Hospital Saint Mary’s University S

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