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ACCOLADE DONORS As of December 31, 2020 ACCOLADE DONORS as of December 31, 2020 Cranberry = new level of giving | Blue = new donor Assiniboine Foundation makes every effort to ensure this list is accurate. Please report any errors or omissions to the Foundation at 204.725.8700 ext. 6324. COLLEGE ADVOCATE » Ford Canada ($250,000 PLUS) » Genesis Hospitality Inc. » Anonymous » Forrest Gullett » Agilent Technologies Canada Inc. » Heritage International Scholarship Trust » Cam Solutions Inc. Foundation » Manitoba Canola Growers Association » HyLife Foundation Inc. » Manitoba Métis Federation » IG Wealth Management » Mel and Ruth Turnbull » Leech Printing » Western Equipment Dealers Association » MacArthur Family » Manitoba Blue Cross GOVERNORS’ COUNCIL » Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries ($100,000 - $249,999) » Manitoba Pork Council » Anonymous » Manitoba Smart Network Inc. » Assiniboine Community College » Manitoba Zero Tillage Association Students’ Association » Lillian Matlashewski » Brandon Area Community Foundation » Miller Equipment » Brandt Tractor Ltd. » Pfizer Inc. » Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) » Westoba Credit Union » Cando Rail Services/Gord & Diane Peters » Winnipeg Foundation » CanWest MediaWorks Inc. » GM of Canada LEADERS » Koch Fertilizer Canada, ULC ($25,000 - $49,999) » The McCain Foundation » Anonymous (5) » Manitoba Hydro » Badger Creek Plumbing & Heating » RBC Financial Group » Behlen Industries LP » The Sixty Three Foundation » Brandon Regional Health » Sunrise Credit Union Centre Auxiliary » Thomas Sill Foundation » Brandon Sun » Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company » C & C Construction Ltd. » Cargill Limited PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE » Chemtrade Electrochem Inc. ($50,000 - $99,999) » Compass Group Canada » Anonymous » Country Ventures Repair » Canadian Hospitality Foundation & Maintenance Ltd. » Lloyd & Inge Carey » Craig Media Inc. » Construction Association of Rural Manitoba » Crane Steel Structures Ltd. » Convergys CMG Canada » Dauphin Consumers Co-operative Ltd. Limited Partnership » Enns Brothers Ltd. » CPA Manitoba » Excel-7 Ltd. » Farm Credit Canada 16 » Forman Honda » Heritage Co-op 1997 Ltd. » Mark and Edith Frison » Steve Horne » Garland Canada » Dennis and Donna Hunt » J & G Homes » Hutton Livestock » Manitoba Motor Dealers Association » Jamieson – Judd Ltd. » Maple Leaf Foods » John Deere Foundation of Canada » Mazda Canada Inc. » Kelleher Ford Sales » Mazergroup » Kubota Canada Ltd. » Meighen Haddad LLP » MacDon Industries » Murray Automotive Group » Manitoba Ag Days » Redfern Farm Services Ltd. » Manitoba Association of Watersheds » Deanna Rexe » Manitoba Community Development » Diane Shamray Corporations Association Inc. » Shur-Gro Farm Services/ » Brad Martin Ron & Vera Helwer and Family » McKenzie Seeds » Simplot Canada Ltd. – Brandon » Gabe & Barb Mercier » The Green Spot » Mid-Plains Implements » Toromont CAT Manitoba – Brandon, Elie, » Carla and Brad Milne Winnipeg » MNP LLP » Toromont Industries Ltd. » Morguard – Brandon Shoppers Mall » United Food and Commercial » Oakwood Broadcast/Media Touch Workers Local 832 » Paterson GlobalFoods Inc. » Vanguard Credit Union Limited » Peterbilt Manitoba » Walker Wood Foundation » Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba » Rawlco Communications Ltd. BENEFACTORS » Redhead Equipment ($10,000 - $24,999) » Scotiabank » Anonymous (4) » Janice Seddon » 880 CKLQ / 94.7 STAR FM » David and Darlene Simmonds » A.C.T./U.C.T. Brandon 1037 » Snap-on Industrial » ACC Adult Collegiate Students’ Association » Southwest Regional Métis Centre » Andrew Agencies Ltd. » Sunrise Credit Union » Anthony Matlashewski Foundation » TD Canada Trust » Apprenticeship, MB Entrepreneurship » The Portage La Prairie Training and Trade Mutual Insurance Company » ARAMARK Canada Ltd. » Dr. Michael and Carol Turabian » Atom-Jet Industries Ltd. » Claren Turner » Bell MTS » Mr. Merv Tweed » Mr. Kenneth Bicknell » Vionell Holdings Partnership » Dr. Barbara Bourassa & Dr. Don Williamson » Viterra » Brandon Clinic Medical Corporation » Westman Communications Group » Brandon Hog Days » Westside Plumbing & Heating Brandon Ltd. » Broadcasters Association of Manitoba » Wilcan Holdings Ltd. and Bob Williams » CAE Healthcare » Ethel C. Winkler » Canadian Tire » Caterpillar Foundation PATRONS » CIBC ($5,000 - $9,999) » CKX Television » Anonymous (4) » CMA Manitoba » A.O. Smith Enterprises Ltd. » CNH Canada Ltd. » Advance Pro » Paul Crane Family » Kerry Auriat » Dauphin Rotary Club » Ball Families » EECOL Electric » BMO Bank of Montreal » Five Star Hotel Systems Corporation » Dr. Greg Boguski and Joe Stouffer » Follett of Canada Inc. » Brandon Bearing Ag & Industrial Supply Ltd. » Forman Mazda » Brandon Chamber of Commerce » FYidoctors » Brandon Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram » Greenvalley Equipment Inc. » Brandon Heating & Plumbing (1998) Ltd. 17 » Brandon Lions Club » Westman Sport Association » Brandon Rotary Club » Winkler Community Foundation Inc. » Buhler-Versatile » Zeke’s Quality Jewellers Ltd. » Canad Inns Brandon » Canadian Association of SUPPORTERS Petroleum Producers ($2,500 - $4,999) » Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating » Anonymous » Christie’s Office Plus » 5408785 Manitoba Ltd./The Brick » CN » Danielle Adriaansen » Coca-Cola Bottling Ltd. » Armstrong Management/ » Compusmart Ltd. Partnership Harvey & Cory Armstrong » Convey-All Industries Inc. » Barker Agencies, Western Financial Group » Cros-Man Direct Underground Ltd. » Benevity Community Impact Fund » Danka Canada Inc. » Black Tie Event » Dauphin Friendship Centre » S.M. Blair Family Foundation » Shari Decter Hirst » Boom Done Next Inc. » Diamond Jubilee (1960) Chapter IODE » Brandon & District Chef’s and Cook’s Inc. » Enterprise Rent-a-Car » Brandon City Lodge #6 IOOF » Friends of the Environment Foundation & Naomi Rebekah Lodge #6 » Fowler Hyundai » Brandon Community » Dr. Harold and Didi Fung Development Corporation » Glendale Industries Ltd. » Brandon Salutes » Jim & Rod Sports Inc. » Jim and Shaun Brinkhurst » John Deere Canada ULC » Shannon Brichon » Keystone Cenntre » Gord Campbell » Killarney Foundation » Canad Inns » Ron & Don Kille and Families » Centec Electric & Controls Ltd. » Glen Kirkland » Chancellor Dental Group » Kiwanis Club of Brandon » Rick and Karen Chrest » Ron Kuharski » Clark’s Poultry Inc. » Lucky Star Wash and Service Ltd. » CTTAM » Manitoba Institute of Agrologists » D & B Sprinklers » Maple Leaf Agri-Farms Inc. » Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy » Dr. Alex C. Michalos & Dr. Deborah C. Poff » Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce » MidCan Production Services Inc. » Dauphin Herald Company 1997 Ltd. » Sylvia Mitchell & the late E. Donn Michell » Dauphin Multi-Purpose Senior Centre » Jack & Cathy Moes » Deer Country Equipment » Monsanto Canada Inc. » Dinsdale Personal Care Home MNU Local 86 » P. Quintaine & Son Ltd. » Digital Avatar » Parkland Campus Students’ Association » Dufresne Furniture and Appliances » Patersons » Chuck Elliott » PEO Sisterhood Chapter R » Enterprise Holdings » Redflash Marketing » F. K. Morrow Foundation » Refrigerative Supply » Ryan and Sheri Gardner » Rocanville Tigers Hockey Club » Greenline Equipment » Scottish Rite Free Masonry » Dr.’s Manjinder and Krista Grewal » Siobhan Richardson Foundation Inc. » Monica and Perry Grift » Sperling Industries » Jennifier Hammell » Springland Manufacturing » Lillian Harris » Super Thrifty Drugs Canada Ltd. » Hilites on Hair » TC Energy » Steven Hills » The Murphy Foundation Incorporated » Tranna Homenick » Rick and Bonnie Triggs » Lisa and Rob Huston » Triple H Hydronics Inc. » Imperial Oil » Tundra Oil & Gas » Impressions Party Supplies & Gifts » Derrick and Trish Turner » International Association of Administrative » Vionell Holdings Ltd. Professionals » West Region Tribal Council » International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2085 18 » Richard A. and Ethel Jones » Judy Bartel » Dave Jordan » BDO Canada LLP » Keystone Dental Centre » Gerald Bashforth » Joyce Koke » Dr. Chris and Stacey Beeston » Richard and Rhonda Kullberg » Karen Benham » Labatt Breweries Manitoba – » Rick & Norma Borotsik Brandon Branch » Brandon Bus Lines » Christiane and Charles LaFlèche » Brandon Business Interiors » David Leech » Brandon School Division #40 » Ms. Karen MacDonald » Brandon Milk Shippers Association » Russell Maloney » Brandon Soil Management Association » McCain Foods (Canada) » Brockie Donovan Ltd. » McPhail Travel Brandon » Chris Budiwski » MEDIchair Dauphin » Terry and Debbie Burgess » Craig Miller » Burns Maendel Consulting Engineers » Brent and Rena Mills » Business Development Bank Of Canada » Brad and Donna Mitchell » CAE Healthcare » Montana’s Cookhouse » C & C Rentals » New Holland Canada » Shaun Cameron » New System Store » Keith Campbell » Ocular Microsurgery & Laser Centre » Canadian Motors » Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd. » Canadian Professional » Party Professionals and Rental Company Meat Cutters Association » Kate Pelletier » Canadian Waste Services Inc. » Powell Construction Ltd. » Carolynn and Nonny Cancade » Prairion Magazine » Francis Cancade and Teresa Henderson » Reimer Farm Supplies » Cargill AgHorizons » Jamie Robinson » Carrier Corporation » Royal Canadian Legion Branch #20 » Central Lift & Equipment Ltd. » Royal Canadian Legion Brandon Branch #3 » Jan Chaboyer » Tim and Nancy Rowan » Paul Chen » Russell Campus Students’ Association » Nancy Chiupka » Dr. Len & Brenda Rust » Ken and Rebecca Choy » SeCan » City of Brandon » Trent B. Sholdice » Beth Clark » Speak Up Parkland Toastmasters » Floyd Clark » Star Books » Dan Collens » Sutton Harrison Realty » Tyler Crayston » Sysco
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