2016 Report to Community

Providing shelter, sanctuary & healing to ’s most vulnerable families. Dear Supporters,

I am honoured to have recently joined Inn from the Cold as the organization’s Executive Director. Abe Brown Although I am new to this organization, I have a long history of serving Calgary’s most vulnerable populations and I am passionate about supporting them with research-based and innovative best MBA, M.R.Ed/C, practices which lead to empowerment and sustainability. This is Inn from the Cold’s look back at 2016, and I personally wish to extend my thanks to Executive Director, each and every one of you for your support in helping us offer shelter, sanctuary and healing to homeless children and their families to help them achieve independence. 2016 was a Inn from the Cold challenging year for many in our city, and I am proud to be part of an organization that met those challenges head on.

We served many families through our programs and services, and offered a continuum of care through our Emergency Family Shelter, Early Childhood Development program, Housing with Intensive Supports and Journey House, our long-term housing program for female headed families. From overwhelming research, we also know that mental health, physical health, and addictions are primary barriers that trap vulnerable populations in homelessness, and so we are excited about our medical clinics and programs, which provide sustainable care and support to the families we serve.

We also had the honour of being named one of ’s Top 10 Impact Charities by Charity Intelligence and being awarded the Western Legacy Sustained Contribution Group Award. Much was accomplished in 2016 because of the support of our donors, volunteers and staff. I would also like to look ahead and let you know that in 2017, Inn from the Cold celebrates 20 years of serving Calgarians. I look forward to serving our most vulnerable, and leading Inn from the Cold, and getting to know all of our supporters. Thank you for your continued support!

Sincerely,

Abe Brown, MBA, M.R.Ed/C Executive Director Dear Friends, Neil Smith 2016 was a challenging year for our city, for charities, and for families who found themselves at our door. With the support of our community, we continued to offer Board Chair, shelter, sanctuary and healing to homeless children and their families, ensuring every family had the opportunity to reach their greatest level of independence.

Inn from the Cold Despite the challenges so many have faced, this was a year of hope for our guests. Many of our guests were able to find safe and affordable housing at a much faster rate than we have seen in years past. We provided 33,034 bed stays to children and families in their time of need, and more than 500 children and their parents participated in our Early Childhood Development program. Our family advocates supported the successful entry into community housing programs for many families, setting them on the path to independence.

Although this was a year of extreme economic challenges in our city, Calgarians helped us raise 1.3M through our 4th Annual Claire’s Campaign in support of our Journey House 2 project. In September, our 4th Annual Galactic Gala raised $192,000 for the operations of our Emergency Family Shelter. These funds are critical to our daily operations as they help to ensure that we have the resources available to continue to serve our clients on their journey to independence.

As we continue to work towards a community where no child or family is homeless, we want to thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Neil Smith Board Chair

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2 Average length of stay in shelter:

A look back 33,034 40 40 days 2016 bed stays Year in 31 Average families in our 62% Housing with 25 of our guests were Numbers Intensive Supports families per day (HIS) program served in shelter Indigenous

Because of you, we were able to offer shelter, sanctuary and healing to assist homeless children and their families 55% of nights we were at or over capacity achieve independence.

Early Childhood 56% Development program were children 3,648 3 12,417 volunteer hours contributed

1,004 99,102 53 homeless family nutritious community 62% members served at our of our guests were Emergency Family Shelter meals partner Indigenous & Overflow Shelter served agencies

medical appointments in our 55% of nights we were at or over capacity 2,592 Student Run Clinic & on-site nurse 50% 2,896 program single female program referrals through headed 3,648 households Assessment & Triage 1 Shelter Meet Chris Inn from the Cold is ’s only street former shelter guest level Emergency Family Shelter. Our door is open 24/7, 365 days a year and we turn no family away. We go far beyond the provision of basic needs and offer shelter, sanctuary and healing through an integrated continuum of services. All who enter our doors are treated with dignity and respect. Shelter is the first step on the pathway to healing for our guests.

Click here to view Chris’s story on our blog

1 “There was nothing else I could have done for myself. I was at a Finally, after spending some time at the shelter, Christopher found point in my life where I needed to ask for help,” Christopher reflects. a job and at the same time he and his son were able to move to Sundial – a program offered in partnership with the Calgary Drop- Christopher and his son found themselves at Inn from the Cold in & Rehab Centre that offers temporary housing staffed by 24/7 in December 2015, after a year of turmoil. He went from a high support workers. paying job, to working an apprenticeship, to being laid off in a very challenging economic climate in Alberta. Not only was Christopher struggling with the economy, he had recently gone through a divorce. Since finding steady employment, the family “My kid needed help, and I needed to stay in Calgary for that help,” has moved into their own home – “If it wasn’t recalls Chris. Although there were job opportunities elsewhere, Christopher’s son struggles with severe emotional trauma from early for Inn from the Cold, my kid wouldn’t have been childhood and the support system that he needs is here in Calgary. showered every day, and at school, wouldn’t have “I wanted to keep the same schedule for him,” he states. been fed, I didn’t have the money to feed him After applying for all types of jobs – everything from mopping anymore. Basically it’s a bleak outlook if this place floors to cleaning toilets, there was no steady employment in sight. wasn’t here,” says Christopher. Christopher said he “clawed [his] way to survival for seven months to keep food on the table, daycare bills paid, gas in the vehicle.” That was when he arrived at Inn from the Cold’s Emergency Family Shelter, “It was the one place in the city that a father and child could go if they had nowhere else.”

6 Meet Sheila Sanctuary former shelter guest Inn from the Cold is a place of sanctuary for those families who find themselves “About a year ago…I started making arrangements to come this way…I wasn’t getting at our door in their time of need. We offer the proper specialists for them out there,” Sheila says as she shares her journey of wrap-around supports designed to address homelessness. She and her family moved to Calgary from Saskatchewan in August of 2015 in hopes of finding the proper supports for her three special needs children, one of any barriers that our guests may face and whom has Asperger’s, one with FAS, and one displaying symptoms of FAE. our experienced staff deliver care through a trauma-informed lens. The support we The family spent some time on a reserve where they had a hard time finding low income housing, and Sheila found herself in a situation that was not working for her receive from our volunteers is vital to and her family. After months of struggling, Sheila was referred by a friend to Inn from everything we do, helping us to serve our the Cold. “Up to that point I guess I had felt that I had put every effort into finding safe families in shelter and in the community. accommodations for us and trying to get the ball rolling to get the kids the help that they needed; it just wasn’t working out for me, so we found ourselves here,” she explains.

Although she had her moments of uncertainty, Sheila brought her family to Inn from the Cold. “The staff really really listened to us; they never made us feel less than,” shares Sheila. She explains that during her time at the Inn, she had help setting and achieving both short-term and long-term goals. After spending approximately five weeks in shelter, the family found housing in the community.

“This place is so much more than a shelter…the best way to describe it is a haven of hope.” - Sheila

Click here to view Sheila’s story on our blog

1 In 2016, a total of 12,417 volunteer hours were contributed to the Inn. Butterfan The hours volunteers contribute are vital to Catering our operations, helping us achieve our mission Providing something as simple as a healthy meal and vision. does much more than just provide food - it improves concentration, promotes normality, builds healthy families, and helps to minimize the health impacts of homelessness on children and their families.

Butterfan Catering volunteers at the Inn once a month, sharing their passion and teaching our young guests and their families to cook. Butterfan Catering provides all the food needed and at the end of each class, our guests enjoy a warm and nutritious meal that they helped prepare. Most importantly, the activity equips our young guests and their families with the knowledge, skills and confidence that they need to make healthy, balanced meals together.

8 Meet Melanie Healing former shelter guest Once you have shelter, and you have sanctuary you can begin your path to Finding herself needing a change after healing. Our intentional programming takes struggling with job loss, Melanie was in a holistic approach to well-being, addressing search of a stable environment. She and her family packed their bags in Drumheller and any emotional, spiritual, physical and mental made their way to Inn from the Cold. needs that our guests may have. With the support of our many community partners, The first few nights were tough for the family, “I had to constantly remind [my we are able to help families achieve their son that] we’re on a camping trip and give him excuses as to where his room is” Melanie explains. Despite this being a challenging time, Melanie goes on to greatest level of independence. say that “the staff they were very caring and understanding.”

After spending a few months at our Emergency Family Shelter in 2015, the family was able to secure housing through our Housing with Intensive Supports program. With the support of her case worker, Melanie has been in her home for over a year and is connected with many of our community partners. Her son now attends a preschool program through CUPS. “I am really excited because of the stability we have and the people we have in our lives now.” - Melanie

Click here to view Melanie’s story on our YouTube channel

1 Community Partners The support we receive from our 53 community partners is crucial to the work we do. The collaboration of services allows us to best address the needs of our guests and remove any barriers they may face, whether that means providing them with a warm meal or addressing any health issues of our guests.

PALS, Pet Access League Society PALS is one of our many valued community partners who help bring joy and healing to our guests. Volunteers from PALS bring their furry Simply watching a pet can actually lower friends for visits twice a month to our shelter. Medical studies prove stress levels and blood pressure. Such that pets improve the emotional and physical well being of humans. It’s astonishing what contact with animals can do for a person’s fascinating facts are the basis for PALS. emotional and physical health.

Learn more at www.palspets.com 10 Meet Adriana Journey House Journey House resident

Journey House opened in February When Adriana and her three boys Sam, Cayden and Emmanuel first arrived 2015 and is our place-based supported at Journey House, they wouldn’t go to bed without ensuring all the doors were housing program for single female-headed locked. “My oldest, he kept opening, closing, locking the door. We haven’t had our own set of keys for a while,” says Adriana. They haven’t called the same households. Journey House incorporates place a home for longer than a couple months in a long time. private family units with intensive supportive programming delivered by our trauma-informed staff. Families can stay in Journey House for up to two years and gain the skills, knowledge and community connections needed to achieve independence. 25 families were residents at Journey House in 2016 and in 2017 we are excited to be opening Journey House 2.

Click here to view Adriana’s story on our blog

1 Adriana left an abusive relationship that ended with their children in care. and the boys had never done the churches She started a life with her new partner and soon gave birth to Emmanuel, before so it was very overwhelming and I their first son. The family moved provinces in 2006, making their way didn’t know how the kids would take it, but we from Ontario to Alberta ready for a fresh start. After the birth of Sam and adapted,” Adriana shares. Later they moved to Cayden, things started to change. Her partner became verbally abusive, a cubicle on the third floor of the shelter. his drinking became excessive, then the verbal abuse turned physical. In November 2015, the family moved in to Journey House – they eventually settled into the apartment, the lease is in Adriana’s name, The controlling relationship left Adriana with very little and she was given her own set of keys. “It makes you feel like you have your own control freedom as she explains, “In our old place their dad was and it’s your house,” Adriana reflects about always in charge of the keys, we would always have to ask finally having her own set of keys. permission – where we’re going, when we’re coming back and he would always watch the clock to make sure we “It’s a safe place for the boys, were back at that time. We would have to knock to get us this is our house, nobody can back in to our own apartment”. come into our house, nobody can disrupt us, it’s ours – we don’t have to worry about The kids were in and out of care until 2014 when they were returned to anything – it’s ours”. Click here to view Adriana’s story on our blog Adriana. When they were evicted from their last home, the family came to Inn from the Cold, where they spent their first few nights at the overflow shelter. “The first few nights I didn’t think I would make it because… me

12 2016 Highlights

February Closure of the Community Inn program Inn from the Cold made the difficult decision to cancel the Community Inn program in February. In order to offer the most stability for our young guests, one overflow shelter site was created at Knox United Church. We want to extend our deep gratitude to all of our Community Inn partners and volunteers. Click here to read story March Community rallies when Inn from the Cold van vandalized In March, one of our cargo vans was vandalized and rendered inoperable. There was an outpouring of support from Calgarians who donated over $1,000 and we received a new van donation from Trotter & Morton. Click here to read story April 7th Annual Steps to End Homelessness a resounding success! Suzanne West, long-time supporter of the Inn and President & CEO at Imaginea Energy Corp. hosted the 7th Annual Steps to End Homelessness. Close to 1,000 people joined Suzanne for her 51st birthday at the Crescent Heights stairs as Suzanne donated $1 for every set of stairs done to Inn from the Cold. Nearly $30,000 was raised through Steps in 2016. Click here to read story 13 May 4th Annual Claire’s Campaign raises $1.3M Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our dear friend Gary Nissen, the Zutter family and Calgarians who stepped forward in a year of extreme economic challenges, $1.3M was raised during our 4th Annual Claire’s Campaign. September 4th Annual DreamINN Big! Gala presented by Crescent Point raises $192,000 Over 500 supporters joined us for an out of this world night of family fun, raising $192,000 for our Emergency Family Shelter. November Named Top 10 Impact Canadian charity by Charity Intelligence Inn from the Cold, along with the Calgary Food Bank, Children’s Cottage Society and Fresh Start Recovery Centre were chosen by Charity Intelligence (CI) to be a part of their 2016 Canadian Charity Impact Fund (CCIF). The CCIF provides donors with confidence that their generosity will make a significant difference in improving the lives of Canadians. What an honour! Click here to read story

Western Legacy Sustained Contribution Award The Calgary Stampede Western Legacy Awards recognize individuals and groups who have demonstrated significant achievement in promoting and preserving western values to create a better community for all. We were so incredibly honored to be the recipient of the prestigious “Sustained Contribution (Group)” Award.

National Philanthropy Day Luncheon Congratulations Stikeman Elliott and Suzanne West It was truly an honor to spend the day with our outstanding supporters and Generosity of Spirit Award nominees Stikeman Elliott, who was the recipient of the Corporate Philanthropist Award, and Suzanne West, who was the recipient of the Doc Seaman Individual Philanthropist Award. 14 December

Adopt-a-Family & Winter Open House

Winter Open House: Our open house ran Adopt-a-Family: Our annual Adopt-a-Family December 2nd and 3rd, seeing over 150 program matched 52 families with generous attendees tour through our Emergency donors who helped bring some magic to their Family Shelter. holiday season.

Inn from the Cold shares an abundance of toys with local charities Donors and supporters were extremely generous with in-kind donations in 2016, allowing Inn from the Cold to share excess toys with the Magic of Christmas, Hospice Calgary, the Salvation Army and the Calgary Women’s Centre. Click here to read story

Coming in 2017

Inn from the Cold turns 20

20 years ago, a small group of concerned Calgarians took to the streets to help those in need. Unfortunately the need to support homeless children and their families in our city still exists and we are all here for them. We are proud to have been serving our community for 20 years. Stay tuned for news on 20th anniversary special events Providing shelter, sanctuary & healing and campaigns and thank you for your continued support. to Calgary’s most vulnerable families.

15 Sponsor & Core Funders and Partners Supporter Recognition

We cannot thank our committed and generous sponsors and donors enough. It is because of your contributions that we are able to offer shelter, sanctuary and healing to homeless children and their families to help them achieve independence. We also wish to say thank you to those donors who wish to Minimum size remain anonymous. Board of Directors 2016

C. Neil Smith, Chair David Ball, Director Karen Jackson, Director Bruce Alger, Vice Chair Dave Botterill, Director Shelly Jacober, Director John Watkins, Treasurer Hsui-Yan Chan, Director Mike Simpson, Director Leanne Northwood, Secretary Jennifer Giles, Director Brad Grant, Past Chair Michael Guyette, Director

16 Program Supporters and Sponsors Capital Supporters

AltaGas Ltd. - Critical Needs Support Children’s Hospital Aid Society - Early Childhood Carmen & Bruce Alger - Vehicle Lease Development, Let’s Celebrate: Birthday Parties Arthur J. E. Child Foundation - New Journeys: Assessment Hockey Helps the Homeless - First Floor Renovations & Triage CIBC Children’s Foundation - Family Support Program Home Depot Canada - First Floor Renovations Boardwalk Charitable Trust Fund - Housing Support, First Calgary Financial/Connect Credit Union - Journey Inter Pipeline - Kitchen Lease and First Floor Renovations Journey House, and Staging for Stability House Students Union, – Medical Equipment Burns Memorial Fund - Student Run Clinic Green Shield Canada - New Journeys: Assessment & Triage Program Calgary Children’s Foundation – Early Childhood Development Hayati Children’s Foundation - Student Run Clinic Calgary Herald Christmas Fund - Family Support Program PEARL Foundation - New Journeys: Assessment & Triage DreamINN Big! Gala Sponsors Calgary Real Estate Board Charitable Foundation – QR77/Westin Hotel Calgary Children’s Foundation - Early Presented by Crescent Point Nutrition is INN Childhood Development Program Calgary South Rotary Partners – Santa’s Gift Shop Stikeman Elliot – Speech Pathology BMO Nesbitt Burns Lear Construction Management Ltd. Cassandra Lintott – Adopt-a-Family William S. Herron Family Charitable Foundation - Family Calfrac Well Services Ltd. Support Program Meyers Norris Penny LLP Charity Intelligence – Data and Evaluation Canyon Technical Services Ltd. NCS Multistage Crescent Point Resources Partnership Pattison Outdoor Advertising CTV Postmedia DIRTT Environmental Solutions Raging River Exploration third party fund raising events raised Ltd. Red Events Design Inc. Dream Office Management Corp. 133 SB Navitas Tubular Element Integrated Workplace Scotia Capital Solutions $218,996.44 STEP Energy Services Ltd Element Technical Services Inc. Stikeman Elliott LLP *2016 fiscal numbers Global Steel Ltd. United Way of Calgary and Area Graycon Group Ltd. VistaVu Solutions Inc. International Orthotics Labs Inc. Whitehorn Merchant Capital Inc. Jarislowsky, Fraser Limited Widdowson Kachur Ostwald Lake Breeze Vineyards Menzies LLP Last Best Brewing & Distilling

17 Community Neighbours

Carmen & Bruce Alger - Vehicle Lease Platinum Catherine & Robin Vogelgesang Silver Nelson & Toni Morberg ATCO Ltd. Little Hippies Yoga Daniel & Karen Themig Oilympic Hockey Tournament Barjac Construction Malcolm P. Cullen Hockey Helps the Homeless - First Floor Renovations Anonymous Donor Allan Harapiak Dream Office LP Olympia Charitable Foundation Management Inc. Michael & Madelyn Lang Home Depot Canada - First Floor Renovations Boris Rochman Fund at the ARC Financial Corporation Benevity Social Ventures Inc. Calgary Foundation Enbridge Inc. Painted Pony Petroleum Ltd. National Bank of Canada Inter Pipeline - Kitchen Lease and First Floor Renovations Arnold Charbonneau EON Foundation Percy and Lois Cole Fund at Black Cat Lounge & Grill PCL Construction Management Catherine Butler Fund at the Artis Exploration Ltd. Students Union, University of Calgary – Medical Equipment Gord Phillips the Calgary Foundation Calgary Catholic Teachers’ Inc. (Calgary District) Calgary Foundation Berkhold Family Foundation Greenfield Family Foundation Ralph & Debora Cross Charities Association Raymond Wise Estate of Annabelle Brethour Bruce L. Goodall Gwen & Michael Fisher RBC Royal Bank Casey J. Vandenboer Réal Foley Gary Nissen Calgary Catholic School District Husky Energy Ryan & Jennifer Giles Catriona Le May Doan Robert Francis J.C. Anderson Family Calgary South Asian Lions DreamINN Big! Gala Sponsors S.M. Blair Family Foundation CFC Development Fund Sandra J. Clarkson Foundation ITLMA Foundation Club Southview Alliance Church Dianne McDermid SAS Canada Presented by Crescent Point Johnson Family Immediate Use Karen Rostad Caron & Partners LLP Fund at the Calgary Foundation Suncor Energy Foundation Drifterprojects Ltd. Sean Collins Knickers ‘N Lace Inc. David Kaufman Kayak Foundation at the Suzanne l. West Ember Resources Ltd. SemCAMS ULC Leela Domingo David Weekes Calgary Foundation The 100 Club Enbridge Pipeline Inc. VIP Source Office Furniture LoyaltyOne Community Lily Street Foundation on behalf Program McCarthy Tetrault Foundation Foundation The Arnie J. Charbonneau St. Andrew’s United Church of Gord and Jill Rawlinson Foundation Estate of Patricia Campbell Patrick Carlson Edward & Marilyn Nikkel St. Michael Catholic Nissen Family Fund The Frank Family Foundation First Church of Christ, Scientist Community QV Investors Inc. Estate of Mary Mjolness RBC Capital Markets The Maja Foundation at the Foothills Industrial Products The Young Family Foundation Telus Corporation Freehold Royalties Ltd. RBC Foundation Calgary Foundation Glenn Molnar TransCanada PipeLines Limited The Estate of Mike Stephen Genesis Builders Group Inc. Royal Canadian Legion #1 The Welty Family Foundation Grant and Colleen Thomson Vintage Fund 2005 Flow Veres Genstar Development Steve Hutchison Westbrick Energy Ltd. Guardsman Through at the Calgary The Greene Family Charitable Partnership The Anonymous Foundation HB Group Insurance Foundation Foundation GlobalFest The Carrera Foundation Management Ltd. Warren Tettensor Amantea LLP The Jack Carter Family Fund at Great West Life Assurance Bronze Ian Bourne Wingenback Inc. The Kaiser Charitable the Calgary Foundation Company Foundation Alberta Laundry Systems Ltd. James G. David Charitable Yoko & Philip Galvin The Poole Family Charitable Grosvenor Canada Limited Trust Alex Boone Foundation Haysom Family Foundation The Wettstein Family Allan P. Markin John A. Brussa Jeff Smith Gold Foundation Anne Lockwood John Reynolds & Kate Morisset John Thompson Andrew Graham at Wieland & Susan Wettstein Antosz Orthodontics Kenneth Born Karen & Blaine Walker Winterbourne Alpaca Wilco Contractors Southwest Associated Canadian Travellers LaCoste Store #495 Megan L. Cornhill Aqueduct Foundation Inc. - Calgary Club Lawson Lundell LLP

18 2016 Donors

Friends Avimir Holdings Calgary All Nations Community Connor, Clark & Lunn Dina Klopp FMI Logistics Bank of Nova Scotia (Hanwoori) Church Foundation Dino DeLuca Frank Maloney 1316480 Alberta Ltd Barb Prodor Calgary Kotobuki Society Corpus Christi School Don Smith Fred Dejong 220571 Alberta Ltd. Barbara A. Robertson Carmen Prion-Frank Cory Finley & Kalia Kantakis Donald & Ruth Smillie Gary Koehler A. Jacqueline Morgan Barbara Veenman Carol A. Devins Crossroads Community Block Donald Campbell Gary Newell Access Foundation Fund at the Carol Molloy Watch Association Calgary Foundation Barry Commercial Real Estate Donald L. Vanstone Geoffrey Bury CarWise Consulting Inc. Cynthia Baxter AJM Environmental Inc. Barry Hucik Donald Rutherford Gilbert Dawson Beaumont Select Corporations Catherine E. Moulds D. Jean Munn Professional Doreen J. McLeod Glenn Street Alan & Geri Moon Corporation BenefAction Foundation on Catherine LaPointe Doreen Rempel Glynis Carling Alberta Mountain Air Heating & Dale & V. Burstall Air Conditioning behalf of Joe Morin Cathy Belliveau Dorothy Linder Goodpin Inc. Dale M. Dusterhoft Alggin Benevity Social Ventures Inc. Centennial High School Doug Howat Gordon R. Mcleod at the Daniel Morrison Alice D. Plotkins Berkhold Family Foundation Charles Fischer Douglas Scott Calgary Foundation Darin Wyatt Aliya Thobani Bernhard Janz Charles M. Holt Draudson Family Grace Presbyterian Women’s David A. Kromand Fellowship Allison Schulz Bill and Jean Toole Family Chesapeake Uncommon Durk Dejong Donor Advised Fund at the Design David Burton Graly Resources Ltd. Amalia Stevens Dylan Bryanton Calgary Foundation Chethan Lakshman Dawn Giles Grant Production Testing Ambrose & Marilyn Comchi Earl & MeranWilson Bill Enns Choya Petroleums Ltd Debbie Kalman Services Ltd. Andy Pernal Eileen Wood Blake Leew Christ the King School Debby Scribner Grassby & Bennett Family Fund Angela Corsi Elaine Frame BMO Financial Group National CIBC World Markets Inc. Deloitte National at the Calgary Foundation Anna Purdy Elbow River Marketing Ltd. Brad Regier Cindy Seerup Delphi Energy Corp. Gregg Scott Annapolis Capital Ltd. Enbridge Pipeline Inc. VIP Brendan Streuber Clarence K. Wagenaar Denise Swizdaryk Gregory Peterson Antigua-Barbuda Association Program Brent MacKay Denny J. Hop Greig C. Clark of Calgary Cliff Bergeron Evan Strong Brentwood School Derek Boeckx Gwen J. Smith Arthur Wenngatz Clifford Rae Evelyn Ko Brett Pankonin Devin St Louis H.W. Johnson Ashley Gibbs Cody Slater Everybody Benefits Inc. Brian and Monique Tuffs Diana M. Burn HAB Family Foundation ASM Industries Colin Atkinson Fairfield Watson & Lewis Inc. Brian Vasseur Diane Volk Halliburton Giving Choices - Aspen Properties Collette Francis Flatiron Constructors Canada Brooke N. Wade Charitable Dianne & Edward Liegman Employee Funds Audrey & Brad Grant Colliers International Ltd. Foundation Dick and Nancy Wilson Fund at Hans Stauffer Aux Sable Canada Fluor Canada Ltd. C11 Holdings Ltd. the Calgary Foundation Heather Armson

19 2016 Donors

Heather Peddie JB Carlson Project Kelly Williams-Whitt Lisa Gould Mary Lynne Ferguson Nordesign International Home Heather Wheatland Management Inc Kenneth Stephenson Loraine Charlton Mary Marshman Furnishings Henry Astle Jean Constable Kevin Carlson Lorraine Davis Mary Westell Norma E. Carroll Henry J. Gielen Jeff Hodgson Kim Wilmot Louise Fernandes Matt Faith Northern Hills Dental Hippo Hug Jeffrey Biggs Klopp Richards Associates Inc. Lowell Hickox matthew reich Olekszyk Family Holly Clark Jennifer Green Korum Electric & Controls Ltd. Luc Bouchet Maureen Cormier Jackson Osten-Victor Fund at the Holy Cross Anglican Church Jennifer Todd KPMG Lutheran Church of the Good McCann’s Building Movers Ltd. Calgary Foundation Holy Trinity Anglican Church Jesse L. Brown Kristine E. Edwards Shepherd Mechanical Contractors Pascal St-Onge Hopewell Residential Jessica Kirstine L. Adele McKeen Lynda Robinson Association of Alberta Patricia Watson Management LP Jim Jarrell Lady Lougheed Chapter IODE Lynette A. McNeill Mel Gray Paul and Rebecca Belletrutti Howard Dixon Jo H. Ruelle Lakeview United Church Lynn Elston Melanie Schmidt Paul Burrowes Husky Oil Mineral Land/JV Joe Horler Langille Family Fund at the Lynn Hult MELP Ltd Pauline Davis Department Joey Tomato’s (Chinook Calgary Foundation Marc Lattoni Mennonite Foundation of Pembina Pipeline Corp. Ian Robinson Centre) Inc. Larry Cromwell Marcio Junior Ghelfi Canada on behalf of Leroy & Peter Henry Imperial Parking Canada Corp John C. Armstrong Professional Larry Moeller Margaret Enders Marilyn Cogger Peter N. Elliott Innocapital Corporation Corporation Last Best Brewing & Distilling Margaret Hastings Meyers Norris Penny LLP Peter Wong Integra Naturopathics John Davis Laureen DuBois & Eric Mah Marianne Kasper Ryan Michael Libin Petrogas Marketing Ltd Jackie Morgan Jonathan Rose Law Investments Ltd Marie Chu Michael Woloschuk Pierre Vohl James Davidson Jory Lamb Partnership Marilyn & Mark Brown Family Mike Jackson Plains Midstream Canada James Gray Judith Dunphy Lawrence D. Grayston Fund at the Calgary Foundation Moksha Yoga Calgary North Prince of Peace Lutheran Jan & Neila Horejsi Julie Reichel Leela Domingo Mark DeRocher Inc. School Janette Hurley Karen J. Webster Lennert den Boer Marko Tse Monica Lau Private Giving Foundation on Janice & Jim Harris Kate & Mac Clothing Company Lenore Becker Martin Molyneaux Murray Desjarlais behalf of the Janet Griesdale Fund Janice & William Fric Inc. Leonard F. Ruggins Martine Parent Nardei Fabricators Ltd. QBI Asset Management Inc. Jannice Nelson Kathryn Hluchy Leonard Smith Marvin Thiessen National Bank Financial Radiology Consultants Jarislowsky, Fraser Limited Kathy Besserer Lillian Wong Mary A. Tidlund Charitable NCS Multistage Associated Jarold M. Switzer Keith Miller Linda Byma-Mackie Foundation Nick Munter Rahim Damji Jason McWhirter Kelly Bourassa Linda Juse Mary A. Yap Nora & William Horner Kelly Brothers Productions Norbert Klatt Rainer Iraschko

20 2016 Donors

Rajesh Abbi & Gail Ronald & Dolores Baines Steven J. Landry Thomas McGovern Swystun-Abbi Ronald Lowry Steven Schock Tidal Energy Marketing Inc. Ralph & Gay Young Family Royal Canadian Legion 285 Strategic Charitable Giving Tier One Travel Inc. Capital Fund at the Edmonton Raffle Foundation on behalf of the Tim Nelson Community Foundation Sarine Mustapha Anne Bennett Family Fund Timothy C. Platnich Randy Craddock SB Navitas Tubular Strathcona-Tweedmuir School Professional Corporation Raymond Downie Scott Hancock at the Calgary Foundation TNT Crane & Rigging Canada Rebecca & Adam Bloomer Sean & Margo Smith Streamline Energy Group Inc. Renfrew Baptist Church Sean Witter Sundara Lotus Inc. Tod Hughes Revive Lifestyle Fitness 14th Sergei Scurfield Symons Valley Joint Venture Todd Gardiner Street Ltd. Shannon & Steve Hutchison Telus Corporation Tom Siggelkow Richard Gilborn sharon bartley Terrance Horne Toni Dixon Richard Haskayne Sharon Griffin The Bank of Nova Scotia TP Communications Ltd. Rick Warthe Shaun Hunter The Canadian Medical Traci Berkhold Riddell Family Fund at the Foundation on behalf of the Shawn Niemetz Troy Moller Calgary Foundation Dr. Tracy Thomson Charitable Sheila & Kenneth Grogan Twisted Goods Inc. Ridout Barron Law Firm Fund Shelly Filipski Up Financial Rita & Tom Woertman The Carrera Foundation Sherritt International Corp. Vance Elder Rita Khanna The Clint Brooks Family Shirley A. Selinger Vincent Grant Ritchie F. Braund Foundation Spartan Controls Ltd Virginia Kelly River Park Christian Reformed The Mortgage Group Inc. Walter M. McAdam Church St. Andrew’s Anglican Church The Prabhudas and Vijya Western Canada Water & Riverpark Properties Ltd. St. Lucia Calgary Cultural Ruparell Family Foundation Association Wastewater Association Robert Chapman The Rug Rat Ltd. St. Thomas United Church William & Gisela McTavish Robert G. Brawn The Yarn Burners (BP Alumni Stanley Kundert Volunteer group) Willie DeWit Professional Robert M. Cairns Stella E. Langton Theresa Stainsby Corporation Rockyview Industries Inc. STEP Energy Services Ltd Thomas B. Riley School Rod Tsuida Stephanie Stotz Thomas Cunningham Ron Weatherington Stephen Nikiforuk Thomas Hinton

21 Inn Crowd Monthly Donors

The Inn Crowd is a community of dedicated citizens that play a vital role in ensuring the Inn can achieve its mission and vision. Monthly giving provides consistent, sustainable support to children and families in need. THANK YOU to all of our 2016 Inn Crowd members, to our families, you really are an INNspiration!

A. Kai Poscente Carson Brown Gwendolyn Blue Kevin MacDougall Paul Valentine Todd Frankel Adele Kent Catherine Lamb Gwendolyn W. Campbell Kevin Mailo Richard Mawson Tom Geddes Adie Muench Catherine Manson Heather Richards Kevin Robertson Rick Luchak Tracy Marsden Alan Fedoruk Chad Johnson Helene Larway Kim Anderson Rob Billington Travis Adlington Alanna F. Loftus Charmaine Lyon Hsiu-Yan Chan Kristen Simpson Robert J. Ryans Trempess Moore Alice L. Boberg Chris Hadfield, Inc. Hy Lam Kristina Tran Robert Taylor Valentine Volvo Dealership Allison Wolfe Chris Shannon Integra Partners Ltd. Laureen A. Swann Robin Aitken Wendy Ng Anne Fattouche Chris Stephens Jamie Thatcher Lisa Shim Roger Balm William Thompson Anne Macleod Danelle Hames Janeen I. Webb Louise Thompson Ronald W. Doherty William Watts Arne Van Aerde Dave Botterill Janet Reid Margaret A. Hunt Rowena Turner Yasaman Saghari Ashley E. Menzies David Ball Janice MacPherson Margo Elliott Ruth Lee Khodaparast Barbara Ross David Lathrop Jason Jordan Marilyn Fry Ryan Aucoin Zachary Calman Barry Sicotte David S. Brundrit Jason York Marilyn Vavasour Ryan Goudie Blaine Robinson Deepali Baweja Jennifer Dyck Mark Gross Ryan Gour Blake Leew Diane Gregory Joe Turuk Mark Hambridge Samuel Huang Bliss Aime Don K. Rettie John Gorman Mary Cheriton Sarah VanDusen Bonnie Costello Eric D. Rasmussen John Jaggard Mary Teresa Caughlin Sheryl Anne Parkin Bradley B. Grant Erin Fischer John Watkins Masaki Hayashi Shirley Deitz Brett Horner Evan M. Wilson Joi Wollen Merrill Jamieson silvano vargas Brian Dowse Gabriel Y. Chen Judith A. Rogers Dundas Morgan Kwan Stefica Turuk Brian Hepburn Gabrielle Calder K. Ann Hambridge Murray Desjarlais Stella M. Judson Bruce Rothwell Garth Smith Karen Anthony Murry Cathcart Stephen Murray Bruno Araujo Hildenbrand Gary Webber Karen Jackson Nicole Boisvert Steve Schnick C. Neil Smith Graham R. Bennett Katie Lewkonia Nicole McLaws Teresa Larson Carol Akbar Greg Ross Kevin B. Jones Patrick Cabel Tim Bibby

22 Community Initiatives & Campaigns

AMEX Christmas in the City Bridge and Soup – South Husky Has Heart Denim Days - Sunterra Calgary Elks Lodge and Golf Calgary Ladies Bridge Club Kinsmen St Suzanne West’s Steps to End Club – Green Fees Day! DecemBeard – Adam Scotiabank Marathon Homelessness EPIC Campaign – ATCO Bloomer and Enbridge Soup Sisters Sunterra Lucky Stars Cookie Employees Enbridge United Way Ugly Duckling Event - Campaign Campaign Stikeman Elliott LLP

Community Collaborators

Inn from the Cold works closely with many respected community partners to ensure that our children and their families have access to comprehensive, supportive services. The work we do would not be possible with YOU!

Aboriginal Friendship Centre Calgary Legal Guidance Good Food Box SORCe Access Mental Health Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra Horizon Housing The Alex Alberta Health Services Calgary Public Library Jesus Loves You Society The City of Calgary, Annual Fee Alberta Works Calgary Reads John Howard Society Assistance Alberta’s Promise Calgary Sexual Health Centre Knox United Church The Mustard Seed Calgary Aspen Calgary Vision Centre Little Hippies Yoga Occupational Assured Income for the Severely Canadian Charity Impact Fund Louise Dean Centre Therapy Program Handicapped (AISH) Canadian Mental Health Motherhood Matters University of Calgary Student Run Clinic Best Beginnings Association Mount Royal Early Childhood Bishop O Byrne Housing CanLearn Society Program Women in Need Society Butterfan Catering Charity Intelligence Pet Access League Society (PALS) YWCA Calgary Catholic Immigration Children’s Cottage Society Pin Drop Bridgeland Society (CCIS) CN Gunn School Pregnancy Care Centre Calgary Drop-In Centre CUPS Shapanappi Community Health Calgary Housing Elbow River Healing Lodge Sheldon Chumir Calgary Immigrant Women’s Families Matter Sir John A. McDonald School Association (CIWA)