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SANTA CLAUS FUND 2020 Donors List It was an especially challenging year for everyone. But with your help, we did it. As The Toronto Star Santa Claus Fund puts the ribbon on another successful year, we want to thank our incredible and indispensable Santa Claus Fund donors. With their help, we have put smiles on the faces of 45,000 children. So in a year when we were all told to stay apart, it’s by coming together that we’ve made something magical happen. Open the pages to see the names that helped raise over $1.7 million… Toronto Star Santa Claus Fund Thank You Feature U 2 Together we made the holiday season a little brighter for so many children. If it takes a village to raise a child, how many people do you think it takes to get 45,000 gift boxes to children over the holidays? From first-timers to those who have been doing it for 50 years, we want to thank the volunteers that make this massive undertaking possible. ’Tis the season for giving indeed. Rick Madonik photo Santa Claus Fund warehouse staff celebrate another successful year of giving. Rick Madonik photo Superfan Nav Bhatia joins Toronto Star owners Paul Rivett and Jordan Bitove at the warehouse. Rene Johnston photo After volunteering for 15 years, David Gurley came up with the perfect 2020 accessory to wear while delivering gift boxes. In 1906, Toronto Star Founder, Joseph E. Atkinson used The Toronto Star Newspaper to tell readers the stories of needy children. He asked readers to contribute money, which was used to buy approximately 100 Christmas gifts. So, certainly, while the number of gift packages has changed with the times, the basic concept remains the same. Rene Johnston photo Maria Lopez (aka Chica) joins Toonto Star publisher Jordan Bitove to deliver toys to Central Neighbourhood House. Most of the children receiving the gift box are referred to us by more than 100 social and community service agencies. Several come from families who are struggling financially, may be single-parent families and newly landed immigrant homes. In many cases, this may be the only gift they receive during the holidays. Richard Lautens photo Volunteers at the Metropolitan Community Church sorting and organizing gift boxes. For more information on The Santa Claus Fund, scan here. Toronto Star Santa Claus Fund Thank You Feature U 3 Santa Claus Fund Donors 1333 Men’s Coffee $75.00 Anne Angus $25.00 Benevity Community Impact Fund $97.39 Brian & Kim Cotter $50.00 Carolyn Petersen $100.00 D Burke-Reid $100.00 4 Office Automation Ltd. $500.00 Anne Armstrong $100.00 Benita Morey $100.00 Brian & Lynne Ferguson $100.00 Carrie Cochrane $50.00 D E F F and G Robinson $200.00 46N76W Foundation $1,500.00 Anne Condie $100.00 Benjamin Family $70.00 Brian and Corinne Smith $50.00 Carrie Roulston $80.00 D Kennedy $50.00 A & R Ming-Sun $100.00 Anne Davidson $50.00 Benjamin Hart $25.00 Brian and Denise Dunn $500.00 Carroll Family $500.00 D, J, A, J Pellerin $100.00 A Brook $100.00 Anne Donaldson $200.00 Bennett and Benita Mary $150.00 Brian and Elizabeth McGarva $100.00 Casper Merrithew $75.00 D. & J. Malatesta $50.00 A E Briggs $50.00 Anne Evans $75.00 Bernadette Doucette $100.00 Brian and Gayle Clow $200.00 Cassidy and Charlotte $100.00 D. Cuzzolino $100.00 A&A Dembski $100.00 Anne Gibson $50.00 Bernard & Gilda Katz $50.00 Brian and Patricia Ruck $100.00 Catharina Bokhout $100.00 D. Martin $100.00 A. & G. Costa $50.00 Anne Hales $40.00 Bernard Waisglass & Family $250.00 Brian Burlacoff $1,000.00 Cathcart Farms $30.00 D. S-F Ho $75.00 A. & L. Doody $50.00 Anne Hammerschmidt $10.00 Bernhard $50.00 Brian Crum-Ewing $25.00 Catherine AuYeung $200.00 D. Spiers Family $35.00 A. C. Weiss $50.00 Anne Harrison $100.00 Bernice Burrell $100.00 Brian Groat $500.00 Catherine Balfour $100.00 D. Van Twest $20.00 A. Domagala $100.00 Anne Hodgkinson $400.00 Bernice Paulley $4,500.00 Brian Luchak $250.00 Catherine Basciano $50.00 D. Wagner $100.00 A. Lou $150.00 Anne Hurchings $100.00 Berrisford Family $50.00 Brian O’Connor $50.00 Catherine Brown $50.00 D.A. Douillet $100.00 A. Peace $100.00 Anne Jones $200.00 Bert Johns $100.00 Brian Quon $100.00 Catherine Clough $35.00 D.A. Jones $50.00 A. Rousseau $45.00 Anne Lancashire $25.00 Bertha Bretherick $50.00 Brian Scholz $50.00 Catherine Fairbank $40.00 D.C. King $400.00 Aara $25.00 Anne Marie Morello $300.00 Bertha Madott $25.00 Brian Shaver $50.00 Catherine Jelinek $50.00 D.G.F. Group of Companies $25.00 Aaron & Kathleen $50.00 Anne Marie Seymour $20.00 Beryl Anderson $50.00 Brian Wannamaker $50.00 Catherine Karosser $25.00 D.G.F. Group of Companies $75.00 Abela Adelman $25.00 Anne More $100.00 Beryl Truman $100.00 Brian Wright $500.00 Catherine Massarotto $75.00 D.J. Madden $50.00 Abigail Morgan $25.00 Anne Pick and Bill Spahic $75.00 Beth Patterson $100.00 Bridget Doherty $30.00 Catherine More $50.00 D.M. Brown $100.00 Academy for Lifelong Learning $100.00 Anne Taylor $100.00 Beth Potter $400.00 Briggs Williams $250.00 Catherine Paget $50.00 Dale & Lorraine Ward $75.00 Access Marketing Consultants Inc. $800.00 Anne Usher $250.00 Bette & Ron Williamson $500.00 Brody & Bobo $100.00 Catherine Pickett $50.00 Dale and Linda Parker $100.00 Ace, Rosa and Molly $100.00 Anne Walker $250.00 Betty & James Vibert $100.00 Brooks Pfaff $15.00 Catherine Platt $50.00 Dale Lockie $450.00 Ada Spanjaard $50.00 Anne Walsh $50.00 Betty Anne Patterson $100.00 Brooks/Slanisky family $250.00 Catherine Powell $50.00 Dan $25.00 Adam and Mark Toffoli $100.00 Anneli Sheridan $50.00 Betty Barrons $100.00 Brosopoulos $75.00 Catherine Rowe $400.00 Dan & Joan Flynn $25.00 Adam and Matthew $100.00 Anne-Marie & Peter Kuuter $100.00 Betty Billimoria $50.00 Bruce & Colleen Blencoe $25.00 Catherine Sanderson $35.00 Dan & Lea Kitche $100.00 Adam Gladstone Productions Ltd. $100.00 Anne-Marie Hamilton $150.00 Betty Chalk $50.00 Bruce & Donna Deans $300.00 Catherine Sim & Tony Brown $50.00 Dan and Chrissy Zabalet $25.00 Adam Goreski $100.00 Anne-Marie McLauchlan $100.00 Betty Driscoll $100.00 Bruce & Donna Wanless $100.00 Catherine Snowden $100.00 Dan and Karen Taylor $500.00 Adam Morke $50.00 Annette D’Amico $100.00 Betty Fowler $100.00 Bruce & Lisa Campbell $200.00 Cathryn Carpenter $100.00 Dan and Susan Gaze $100.00 Adam Morke $50.00 Annick Peron $200.00 Betty Harris $50.00 Bruce & Loraine Moore $50.00 Cathryn MacFarlane $100.00 Dan Blachford $150.00 Adam Pletsch $100.00 Annie Brelih $40.00 Betty Heininger $100.00 Bruce & Noreen Baker $100.00 Cathy and Tim Kerr $50.00 Dan Chretien $50.00 Adams Family $500.00 Annie Hung $300.00 Betty Hurd $100.00 Bruce & Rose Brown $500.00 Cathy Brett $100.00 Dan McClenaghan $100.00 Adele Shamie $50.00 Anthony $100.00 Betty Jacobs $100.00 Bruce and Edith Hathaway $50.00 Cathy Jackson $25.00 Dana and Jordyn Morvan and family $300.00 Adeline Romanick $100.00 Anthony & Christina Ciccone $50.00 Betty Jean Mckee $100.00 Bruce and Olga Hallett $25.00 Cathy Noade $20.00 Dana Dugas $75.00 Adnan Tayebjee $50.00 Anthony & Iuna Barone $300.00 Betty Mahoney $25.00 Bruce and Shirley South $200.00 Cathy Noonan $50.00 Dana Kesten $100.00 Adriana Tallevi $50.00 Anthony & Linda Neil $75.00 Betty Price $25.00 Bruce Caplan $250.00 Cathy Paget $50.00 Dana Young $50.00 Adriana & André Malouf $50.00 Anthony D’Agostino $50.00 Betty Strong $3,000.00 Bruce Couchman $150.00 Cawthray grandchildren $1,000.00 Daniel and Dionne Cude $100.00 Adrienne Clarkson $200.00 Anthony Heughan $50.00 Betty Thomson $25.00 Bruce DeMara $100.00 Cayden & Ella $200.00 Daniel Kushner $100.00 Adrienne Patterson $200.00 Anthony Ighodaro $50.00 Betty Young $100.00 Bruce Drane $50.00 Cec J. $25.00 Daniel Shalin $70.00 Advocate Realty Ltd. $4,000.00 Anthony Johnson $250.00 Bev & Brian Donnelly $100.00 Bruce Hulbert $100.00 Cecile Bergeron $50.00 Daniel Sloan $100.00 Agnes Zbroinski $200.00 Anthony Kapsa $25.00 Beverlee & T.J Jones $150.00 Bruce Locke $50.00 Cecilia Ryan $100.00 Daniel Smith $50.00 Aidan and Maya Pegg $50.00 Anthony Petitti $50.00 Beverley Clark $30.00 Bruce Millar $200.00 Céline Raymond $50.00 Daniel Stasso $25.00 Aiden Garrett $35.00 Anthony Skalenda $50.00 Beverley Jones $50.00 Bruce Miller $50.00 Ceri and Viola Stephens $125.00 Daniele & Susan Reginelli $25.00 Aiden Leonelli $50.00 Anthony Wilkinson $100.00 Beverley Mckay $50.00 Bruce Minerson $50.00 Cerqua Family $25.00 Danielle & Cory $50.00 Aileen Cullen $50.00 Antonia Aricci $100.00 Beverley Pattullo $50.00 Bruce Reed $100.00 Cerqua Family $75.00 Danielle Maingot $50.00 Aileen Fisher $50.00 Antoniette Kounelas $50.00 Beverley Reid $50.00 Bruce Stephen $100.00 Chad Sakac and Susan Tilk $250.00 Danik & Steven Presacco $100.00 Aileen Lavin $300.00 Antonio De Franco $100.00 Beverley Ritcey $100.00 Bruce Walker $25.00 Chad Thomas $25.00 Danny & Mary Kinahan $100.00 Aileen Longmore $50.00 Antonio Macchia $100.00 Beverley Rose $100.00 Bruce Wilson Retiree Pre-press $50.00 Chan Choi $75.00 Danny Glenwright $50.00 Ai-Ling (Maria) Zou $50.00 Anya Sorkin $100.00 Beverley Zerafa $50.00 Bruce Yama $100.00 Chanman Family $100.00 Danny Tremaine $100.00 Aino and Bruce $100.00 April Cooper $50.00 Beverly Bain $500.00 Bruna Brown $100.00 Chantal Schweitzer $50.00 Danuta Lipinski $25.00 Aisling Flynn-Post $100.00 April Drane $250.00 Beverly Hill $100.00 Brunetta Family $100.00 Charlene and Frank Zechner $167.00 Danuta Malinowski $200.00 Akemi Sakiyama $50.00 Archit $25.00 Beverly Holtzman & Henry Godzik $50.00 Bruno & Louise Bellissimo $30.00 Charlene Mandell $500.00 Daphne Gaby Donaldson $50.00 Al & Edna tower $200.00 Architech Solutions $50.00 Beverly Holtzman & Henry Godzik $50.00 Bruno &
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