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MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FOUNDATION SAMUEL LUNENFELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL 2006-07 ANNUAL REPORT Our Mission: Mount Sinai Hospital is dedicated to discovering and delivering the best patient care with the heart and values true to our heritage.

Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation Mount Sinai Hospital is an internationally The Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation raises and recognized, 472-bed acute care academic health stewards funds to support Mount Sinai Hospital centre affiliated with the University of Toronto. and its Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute. It is known for excellence in the provision The generous support of donors fuels Hospital of compassionate patient care, innovative initiatives and innovation, funds research, education and world-leading research. Our Centres improves facilities and technology, and new of Excellence are Women’s and Infants’ Health; programs at Mount Sinai. Surgical Sub-specialties and Oncology; Acute and Chronic Medicine; and Laboratory Medicine and Infection Control. Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital brings together Bright Minds mount sinai hospital and Big Hearts to provide the Best Medicine. The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute is a recognized leader in the world’s research community, with a reputation for top-quality investigators and scientific excellence. It has an extensive impact on scientific advancement and is home to many of Canada’s outstanding biomedical researchers. Bright Minds. Big Hearts. The Best Medicine. “Mount Sinai saved my life. It’s Table of Contents the first place many people go for care, for good reason. As a Bright Minds. Big Hearts. 7 A Message from the Chair of the Board and patient and a donor, I know the President and CEO of Mount Sinai Hospital that Mount Sinai is not only about the best medicine, it is about Every Donation Counts 17 A Message from the Chair of the Board compassion, care, understanding and the President of the Mount Sinai and hope. This is a hospital Hospital Foundation of Toronto that loves the patients who The Best Medicine Today…and Tomorrow 23 walk through the door, and A Message from the Co-Chairs of the makes every single one of Research Committee and the Director of the them important — because Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital they all count.” — Rebecca MacDonald; A Year of Highlights and Events 29 Board Member, Former Patient, Donor

Donors Make the Difference 39

Financial Statements 53

Mount Sinai Hospital Board of Directors 60 and Board of Governors 2006-07

Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto 63 Board of Directors 2006-07

Chiefs of Service, Senior Leadership 64 and Centres of Excellence 2006-07

“Mount Sinai saved my life. It’s Table of Contents the first place many people go for care, for good reason. As a Bright Minds. Big Hearts. 7 A Message from the Chair of the Board and patient and a donor, I know the President and CEO of Mount Sinai Hospital that Mount Sinai is not only about the best medicine, it is about Every Donation Counts 17 A Message from the Chair of the Board compassion, care, understanding and the President of the Mount Sinai and hope. This is a hospital Hospital Foundation of Toronto that loves the patients who The Best Medicine Today…and Tomorrow 23 walk through the door, and A Message from the Co-Chairs of the makes every single one of Research Committee and the Director of the them important — because Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital they all count.” — Rebecca MacDonald; A Year of Highlights and Events 29 Board Member, Former Patient, Donor

Donors Make the Difference 39

Financial Statements 53

Mount Sinai Hospital Board of Directors 60 and Board of Governors 2006-07

Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto 63 Board of Directors 2006-07

Chiefs of Service, Senior Leadership 64 and Centres of Excellence 2006-07

Bright Minds. Big Hearts. The Best Medicine.

“At Mount Sinai and the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, we lead in the translation of science to service. In my specialty, if we can identify people genomically who are at higher risk for colorectal cancer, we can develop more targeted programs and treatments. We’re linking research with care to understand and control this very serious disease. The work is challenging and important – and I can’t think of a better place to do it.” — Dr. Steven Gallinger, Principal Investigator and Surgeon Bright Minds. Big Hearts. The Best Medicine.

Reflecting on the past year, and preparing for an We are advancing strategies that concentrate on exciting future, brings us to the core principle that building clinical excellence. This means enhancing has, for more than 80 years, guided Mount Sinai patient care, retaining and recruiting talented staff, Hospital: How can we continue to provide the very and investing in research, education and facilities. best care for our patients? Why should patients and their families look to Mount Sinai for treatment? Mount Sinai also moved ahead on a major capital How can we exceed their expectations when they renewal initiative, Renew Sinai. We launched put their trust in us? significant new programs and expanded several key centres. We restructured to better align clinical Through that filter, we can proudly say that practice with research excellence, and achieved 2006-07 was a great year for Mount Sinai Hospital, financial targets. our Foundation, and the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital. We have: Though we are proud of our achievements, we 1 Advanced quality care and patient safety. cannot rest on our laurels, especially during a time of such significant transformation in the health-care 2 Developed world-class facilities and technology. sector. We know that success is not an entitlement. 3 Dedicated ourselves to operational excellence Rather, we need to continue to work diligently to and top talent. provide every patient with the very best care possible. 4 Aligned leading-edge international research As you will discover in our Annual Report, this is a with clinical distinction. “As social workers, we help people see the possibilities within themselves, the Hospital time of positive and profound renewal and change and the community. And as members of outstanding health-care teams, we make 5 Strengthened our commitment to teaching. for Mount Sinai that translates, quite simply, into excellent patient care, now and in the future. And 6 Expanded community collaborations to improve those possibilities a reality. After working here for 23 years, I can truly say Mount now, in words and pictures, let us show you some of health-care delivery. Sinai is like family, and our patients notice and appreciate that. We are big enough to our bright minds and big hearts. This is the core of 7 Received record philanthropic support from Mount Sinai, the reason people turn to us for care: attract the best people in the world and small enough to know and value each other.” the community. Bright Minds. Big Hearts. The Best Medicine. — Diane Savage, Director, Social Work 8 Flourished with strong and effective governance.

7 Bright Minds. Big Hearts. A message from the Chair of the board and the President and CEO of Mount Sinai Hospital

7 Operational Excellence Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital In a changing and competitive environment, we must provide quality patient care at the The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Quality Patient Care We monitor clinical performance and medical outcomes, same time as we run effectively and efficiently. Sinai Hospital is critical to our health-care and measure success and are held accountable through At Mount Sinai, we provide the highest level of We controlled expenses in administration and academic mission. tools such as the Balanced Scorecard, which tracks medicine. Our core philosophy of high-quality support services and reduced absenteeism indicators such as patient safety, quality of care, and Patient and Family-Centred Care guides staff and and the associated high cost of replacement Award-winning researchers are pioneering discoveries patient satisfaction. involves patients as partners in their treatment personnel. Our staff throughout the Hospital into the genetic foundations of disease that will dramatically change how we prevent and and as consultants on everything from space Over the past year, we’ve also strengthened our continually work in teams to recommend treat human illness in the future. We have an design to policy and procedural development. approach to Information Technology. Our new cost savings and improvements to care. A internationally recognized team of systems biology We believe that making patients and their families e-health strategy, Enabling the Best, is premised physician-led review of drug prescription experts, a world-class Women’s and Infants’ health partners in care provides more engagement, on providing effective, timely and accurate clinical practices is focused on enhanced patient group, an excellent cadre of cancer geneticists, a improved outcomes and a better patient decision-making, which leads to better outcomes. safety and cost control. A Six Sigma process renowned program in mouse modeling of human experience. We also implemented a new operating room improvement expert leads initiatives to promote disease (for which a leading-edge facility for multi- monitoring system and expanded our electronic efficiencies throughout our organization. This year, new systems and procedures have helped hospital use is currently being completed on the order-entry system for laboratory and medical us further our goal of providing outstanding care, Mount Sinai Hospital continues to be committed to downtown Mount Sinai campus) and outstanding imaging tests. now and in the future. We realize the most effective the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care’s Wait programs in diabetes, neurobiology, arthritis and approach to tackling human disease is through twin Time Strategy. This past year, Mount Sinai was genetic disorders. approaches — basic research and clinical care, and Revitalization: Renew Sinai successful in meeting, and exceeding, the surgical we intensified that alignment in 2006-07. oncology and hip and knee replacement volumes Lunenfeld scientists have this year attracted It has been a landmark year as we build for the allocated by the Ministry. In addition to increasing external funding totalling more than $100 million — Mount Sinai is a pioneer, one of the first health-care future of Mount Sinai. Top-quality health care access, there was a decrease in wait times for a remarkable achievment for an institute of this size. institutions in Canada to formally bring research and requires investment in physical space and, over surgical oncology procedures as well as hip and They consistently publish in the very best journals, clinical practice together into a new structure as time, we have achieved considerable incremental knee replacements. In most cases, Mount Sinai’s sharing findings with international researchers and part of our strategic plan, Building on the Best, this success. This year we have worked closely with wait times were below the provincial average. peers. This is evident by the unusually high rate of includes the Centre for Women’s and Infants’ Health; the government to map out a much-needed citations of their work by colleagues around the the Centre for Surgical Sub-specialties and Oncology; capital modernization plan, Renew Sinai, that will Operational excellence demands talented and globe. In the 2006 Canadian Institutes of Health the Centre for Acute and Chronic Medicine; and the cost an estimated $250 million when it is fully motivated people. In 2006-07, we were recognized Research competition, (the largest funder of health Centre for Laboratory Medicine and Infection Control. completed by 2020. The renewal will not only as a Top 50 Employer in the Greater Toronto Area, research in Canada) our scientists substantially help us address immediate physical upgrades, in part the result of a comprehensive human exceeded the national success rate. This arrangement not only improves care. It will but also allows us to improve the care we resources strategy. Our staff satisfaction and speed up innovative treatments and discoveries, provide by creating a better healing environment physician satisfaction levels were among the In addition to outstanding basic researchers encourage information transfer and bring therapies for patients. highest in our sector — across North America. This focused on new discoveries, we have a superior from the research bench to the patient bedside. year, our clinical, academic, research, fundraising contingent of clinical-scientists who translate The government has stepped forward to begin We are sharply focused on creating the safest and administrative leadership was fortified with our research findings to improve patient care. Phase One of the plan to build six new floors on top possible environment for our patients to ensure the strong new hires both from within and outside the We’re also working to translate our discoveries into of the Murray Street tower on the west side of the best possible clinical outcomes. Our patient satisfaction organization. economic strength for Canada both by enhancing Hospital. This development, including equipment, scores showed overall high ratings, and improved our own commercialization efforts and by working will cost $130 million, largely financed by the over the previous year. And, from the perspective Certainly, new and improved facilities as well as closely with MaRS and other University of Toronto- Provincial Government, and with a contribution of patient safety, Mount Sinai has had the lowest advanced technology are vitally important to the affiliated institutions. from the Hospital through our Foundation. It allows rate in two of the most problematic hospital-based continued excellence of Mount Sinai. But in the final us to expand the Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg The Lunenfeld’s stellar reputation was further infections, compared to other GTA hospitals, analysis, our people give Mount Sinai its vitality, Women’s and Infants’ Health Centre of Excellence reinforced this year by an array of awards, as a result of stringent infection control practices. and its focus. into state-of-the-art facilities as well as create new distinctions and publications. Perhaps the most Ensuring these standards only happens through space for future development. The next phases focus And it isn’t just our care providers who work around visible international recognition was the induction staff dedication and rigorous training, and continually on upgrades to our surgical suites, the Schwartz- the clock. Our scientists often work long into the of Dr. Anthony Pawson into the prestigious Order of innovating with new structures and procedures. Reisman Emergency Centre, critical care and patient night, exploring ideas, pursuing treatments and the Companions of Honour by Her Majesty Queen units. testing theories. Elizabeth II of England at Buckingham Palace for his

8 9 Operational Excellence Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai Hospital In a changing and competitive environment, we must provide quality patient care at the The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Quality Patient Care We monitor clinical performance and medical outcomes, same time as we run effectively and efficiently. Sinai Hospital is critical to our health-care and measure success and are held accountable through At Mount Sinai, we provide the highest level of We controlled expenses in administration and academic mission. tools such as the Balanced Scorecard, which tracks medicine. Our core philosophy of high-quality support services and reduced absenteeism indicators such as patient safety, quality of care, and Patient and Family-Centred Care guides staff and and the associated high cost of replacement Award-winning researchers are pioneering discoveries patient satisfaction. involves patients as partners in their treatment personnel. Our staff throughout the Hospital into the genetic foundations of disease that will dramatically change how we prevent and and as consultants on everything from space Over the past year, we’ve also strengthened our continually work in teams to recommend treat human illness in the future. We have an design to policy and procedural development. approach to Information Technology. Our new cost savings and improvements to care. A internationally recognized team of systems biology We believe that making patients and their families e-health strategy, Enabling the Best, is premised physician-led review of drug prescription experts, a world-class Women’s and Infants’ health partners in care provides more engagement, on providing effective, timely and accurate clinical practices is focused on enhanced patient group, an excellent cadre of cancer geneticists, a improved outcomes and a better patient decision-making, which leads to better outcomes. safety and cost control. A Six Sigma process renowned program in mouse modeling of human experience. We also implemented a new operating room improvement expert leads initiatives to promote disease (for which a leading-edge facility for multi- monitoring system and expanded our electronic efficiencies throughout our organization. This year, new systems and procedures have helped hospital use is currently being completed on the order-entry system for laboratory and medical us further our goal of providing outstanding care, Mount Sinai Hospital continues to be committed to downtown Mount Sinai campus) and outstanding imaging tests. now and in the future. We realize the most effective the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care’s Wait programs in diabetes, neurobiology, arthritis and approach to tackling human disease is through twin Time Strategy. This past year, Mount Sinai was genetic disorders. approaches — basic research and clinical care, and Revitalization: Renew Sinai successful in meeting, and exceeding, the surgical we intensified that alignment in 2006-07. oncology and hip and knee replacement volumes Lunenfeld scientists have this year attracted It has been a landmark year as we build for the allocated by the Ministry. In addition to increasing external funding totalling more than $100 million — Mount Sinai is a pioneer, one of the first health-care future of Mount Sinai. Top-quality health care access, there was a decrease in wait times for a remarkable achievment for an institute of this size. institutions in Canada to formally bring research and requires investment in physical space and, over surgical oncology procedures as well as hip and They consistently publish in the very best journals, clinical practice together into a new structure as time, we have achieved considerable incremental knee replacements. In most cases, Mount Sinai’s sharing findings with international researchers and part of our strategic plan, Building on the Best, this success. This year we have worked closely with wait times were below the provincial average. peers. This is evident by the unusually high rate of includes the Centre for Women’s and Infants’ Health; the government to map out a much-needed citations of their work by colleagues around the the Centre for Surgical Sub-specialties and Oncology; capital modernization plan, Renew Sinai, that will Operational excellence demands talented and globe. In the 2006 Canadian Institutes of Health the Centre for Acute and Chronic Medicine; and the cost an estimated $250 million when it is fully motivated people. In 2006-07, we were recognized Research competition, (the largest funder of health Centre for Laboratory Medicine and Infection Control. completed by 2020. The renewal will not only as a Top 50 Employer in the Greater Toronto Area, research in Canada) our scientists substantially help us address immediate physical upgrades, in part the result of a comprehensive human exceeded the national success rate. This arrangement not only improves care. It will but also allows us to improve the care we resources strategy. Our staff satisfaction and speed up innovative treatments and discoveries, provide by creating a better healing environment physician satisfaction levels were among the In addition to outstanding basic researchers encourage information transfer and bring therapies for patients. highest in our sector — across North America. This focused on new discoveries, we have a superior from the research bench to the patient bedside. year, our clinical, academic, research, fundraising contingent of clinical-scientists who translate The government has stepped forward to begin We are sharply focused on creating the safest and administrative leadership was fortified with our research findings to improve patient care. Phase One of the plan to build six new floors on top possible environment for our patients to ensure the strong new hires both from within and outside the We’re also working to translate our discoveries into of the Murray Street tower on the west side of the best possible clinical outcomes. Our patient satisfaction organization. economic strength for Canada both by enhancing Hospital. This development, including equipment, scores showed overall high ratings, and improved our own commercialization efforts and by working will cost $130 million, largely financed by the over the previous year. And, from the perspective Certainly, new and improved facilities as well as closely with MaRS and other University of Toronto- Provincial Government, and with a contribution of patient safety, Mount Sinai has had the lowest advanced technology are vitally important to the affiliated institutions. from the Hospital through our Foundation. It allows rate in two of the most problematic hospital-based continued excellence of Mount Sinai. But in the final us to expand the Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg The Lunenfeld’s stellar reputation was further infections, compared to other GTA hospitals, analysis, our people give Mount Sinai its vitality, Women’s and Infants’ Health Centre of Excellence reinforced this year by an array of awards, as a result of stringent infection control practices. and its focus. into state-of-the-art facilities as well as create new distinctions and publications. Perhaps the most Ensuring these standards only happens through space for future development. The next phases focus And it isn’t just our care providers who work around visible international recognition was the induction staff dedication and rigorous training, and continually on upgrades to our surgical suites, the Schwartz- the clock. Our scientists often work long into the of Dr. Anthony Pawson into the prestigious Order of innovating with new structures and procedures. Reisman Emergency Centre, critical care and patient night, exploring ideas, pursuing treatments and the Companions of Honour by Her Majesty Queen units. testing theories. Elizabeth II of England at Buckingham Palace for his

8 9 work in cell signalling. Dr. Pawson was selected for international teaching awards. In addition, two an inaugural Premier’s Summit Award, facilitated by of our clinical leaders, Dr. Maureen Shandling, the creation of the Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Senior Vice-President Medical, and Dr. George Research Challenge Fund. Fantus, Director, Division of Endocrinology, also serve respectively as Associate Dean, Undergraduate Other notable developments in 2006-07 include Medicine, Admissions and Student Financial Services, the recruitment of Dr. Daniel Drucker, a world- and Associate Dean of Research, at the Faculty of renowned clinician-scientist, who has taken his Medicine, University of Toronto. discoveries of a novel family of proteins implicated in diabetes to clinical trials. Dr. Jim Dennis was Mount Sinai has earned a leadership position in recognized in the prestigious scientific journal,Cell , simulation training. The University of Toronto Surgical after he discovered a new mechanism by which key Skills Centre at Mount Sinai Hospital, directed by our proteins on the surface of cells can be regulated, surgeon, Dr. Helen MacRae, is an innovative facility that may ultimately improve the effectiveness of providing a high-tech simulation setting where existing anti-cancer drugs that target these proteins. students and practising professionals learn a range Nephrologist Dr. Susan Quaggin’s discovery of a of surgical procedures through hands-on practice. protein related to a severe kidney disorder called This past year, 4,000 medical students, residents and “Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis” offers surgeons refined their skills and tested innovative hope for saving kidney function in patients with surgical techniques at the Centre, and we doubled this disease, and was published in Nature, another its capacity to meet demand. Dr. Randy Wax directs leading scientific journal. the PREP Centre (Program for Resident Education and “Mount Sinai is an important place, where providing Patient Safety), which provides unique resuscitation skills training to Hospital staff and trainees from leading-edge care is serious work. As a surgeon-scientist, Teaching and Learning medical, nursing and allied health programs to improve their response to patients in critical states. I treat orthopaedic-cancer patients, and investigate the Our medical, surgical, diagnostic and nursing Courses are also offered to teams from across the departments embrace a philosophy of continuous genetics of this disease, and teach students. It’s a fantastic Province participating in the nationwide Safer Health teaching and learning. In doing so, they attract Care Now! initiative. We look forward to further combination of sophisticated care, research and education. university, government and philanthropic support development of simulation techniques, in partnership and, of course, the top-notch students who are our It’s also a truly great place because of the positive culture with the University of Toronto. future caregivers. created by the people who work here. Being part of a Our Nursing Department also focuses whole-heartedly In the past academic year, 107 undergraduate and on education, and is a teaching site for a number dedicated, multi-disciplinary and inter-professional team 233 postgraduate (residents and fellows) medical of academic institutions, particularly the Lawrence trainees at Mount Sinai received clinical training helps us provide the best patient care. The sense of Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto. in 36 programs accredited by the Royal College of In 2006-07, we trained 438 undergraduate students teamwork and always striving for the best is part of what Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and the College and hired 68 new graduate students, 56 per cent of of Family Physicians of Canada. makes Mount Sinai so special.” all our nursing hires in 2006-07. — Dr. Jay Wunder, Surgeon-in-Chief, Scientist As an internationally recognized academic medical centre affiliated with the University of Toronto (U of T), we attract students from around the world. We provide University leadership in several clinical departments and training programs. Many of our physicians are recipients of University, national and

11 work in cell signalling. Dr. Pawson was selected for international teaching awards. In addition, two an inaugural Premier’s Summit Award, facilitated by of our clinical leaders, Dr. Maureen Shandling, the creation of the Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Senior Vice-President Medical, and Dr. George Research Challenge Fund. Fantus, Director, Division of Endocrinology, also serve respectively as Associate Dean, Undergraduate Other notable developments in 2006-07 include Medicine, Admissions and Student Financial Services, the recruitment of Dr. Daniel Drucker, a world- and Associate Dean of Research, at the Faculty of renowned clinician-scientist, who has taken his Medicine, University of Toronto. discoveries of a novel family of proteins implicated in diabetes to clinical trials. Dr. Jim Dennis was Mount Sinai has earned a leadership position in recognized in the prestigious scientific journal,Cell , simulation training. The University of Toronto Surgical after he discovered a new mechanism by which key Skills Centre at Mount Sinai Hospital, directed by our proteins on the surface of cells can be regulated, surgeon, Dr. Helen MacRae, is an innovative facility that may ultimately improve the effectiveness of providing a high-tech simulation setting where existing anti-cancer drugs that target these proteins. students and practising professionals learn a range Nephrologist Dr. Susan Quaggin’s discovery of a of surgical procedures through hands-on practice. protein related to a severe kidney disorder called This past year, 4,000 medical students, residents and “Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis” offers surgeons refined their skills and tested innovative hope for saving kidney function in patients with surgical techniques at the Centre, and we doubled this disease, and was published in Nature, another its capacity to meet demand. Dr. Randy Wax directs leading scientific journal. the PREP Centre (Program for Resident Education and “Mount Sinai is an important place, where providing Patient Safety), which provides unique resuscitation skills training to Hospital staff and trainees from leading-edge care is serious work. As a surgeon-scientist, Teaching and Learning medical, nursing and allied health programs to improve their response to patients in critical states. I treat orthopaedic-cancer patients, and investigate the Our medical, surgical, diagnostic and nursing Courses are also offered to teams from across the departments embrace a philosophy of continuous genetics of this disease, and teach students. It’s a fantastic Province participating in the nationwide Safer Health teaching and learning. In doing so, they attract Care Now! initiative. We look forward to further combination of sophisticated care, research and education. university, government and philanthropic support development of simulation techniques, in partnership and, of course, the top-notch students who are our It’s also a truly great place because of the positive culture with the University of Toronto. future caregivers. created by the people who work here. Being part of a Our Nursing Department also focuses whole-heartedly In the past academic year, 107 undergraduate and on education, and is a teaching site for a number dedicated, multi-disciplinary and inter-professional team 233 postgraduate (residents and fellows) medical of academic institutions, particularly the Lawrence trainees at Mount Sinai received clinical training helps us provide the best patient care. The sense of Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto. in 36 programs accredited by the Royal College of In 2006-07, we trained 438 undergraduate students teamwork and always striving for the best is part of what Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and the College and hired 68 new graduate students, 56 per cent of of Family Physicians of Canada. makes Mount Sinai so special.” all our nursing hires in 2006-07. — Dr. Jay Wunder, Surgeon-in-Chief, Scientist As an internationally recognized academic medical centre affiliated with the University of Toronto (U of T), we attract students from around the world. We provide University leadership in several clinical departments and training programs. Many of our physicians are recipients of University, national and

11 This year, Sydney and Florence Cooper and their its community outreach in an Award for Advancing Research Institute. Our Auxiliary, the oldest and research and clinical care. Academic excellence. family donated funds for an inter-professional Minority Mental Health, given by the American largest in Canada, raised more than $1.2 million in But it is our individual and collective efforts education centre that will foster the highest Psychiatric Foundation. support of its $3.5-million Healthy Babies pledge, that make such a profound impact on patients’ standards of teaching for all the undergraduate with a superb gala featuring award-winning singer lives. And this is what matters most. Mount and graduate trainees in the health professions. Michael Bublé, and “Liv Blu,” a new fundraiser that Sinai delivers advanced and compassionate care Community Support featured a special performance by Juno Award winner — The Best Medicine — to our patients and their Additional collaborative training programs have Chantal Kreviazuk. families. been initiated at the Hospital this past year. With The world’s best organizations are founded on the Office of Inter-professional Education at the strong community support, and this has always We are also fortunate to benefit from the more To reflect that promise, illustrate our values, University of Toronto and the hospitals within the been the case with Mount Sinai Hospital. Our than 880 on-site volunteers, who put in more than and differentiate Mount Sinai in a competitive Lawrence S. Bloomberg Toronto Academic Health Science Network (TAHSN), success relies on enduring philanthropy, and we are 109,000 hours of service this year, carrying out a and increasingly complex landscape, we have we received a significant grant from the Ministry deeply grateful to our donors. They understand variety of activities throughout the Hospital. developed a contemporary, open, flexible, visual of Health and Long-Term Care’s Inter-professional that raising standards, keeping technology and identity, which we are proud to introduce here. Mentorship, Leadership, Preceptorship and Coaching research current, and recruiting and retaining Accountability This revitalized identity is an affirmation of our Fund to develop and implement an innovative the best people require significant and ongoing history and a springboard to our future. Our identity program in inter-professional care that will contribute investment. In a fundraising environment Leadership at all levels. There’s never been a better reflects Mount Sinai’s key attributes — commitment to the curriculum for Patient and Family-centred Care. that’s increasingly competitive, Mount Sinai’s way to get better. to values and heritage, dedication to teaching and Foundation has now surpassed $373 million training, inclusivity, diversity, respect, leadership and toward our $400-million goal for The Best And it starts with our thorough and highly engaged excellence. Broadening Community Medicine campaign. With a new Foundation volunteer Board of Directors. They offer expertise and Health Collaborations counsel to ensure the highest standards and models President, Susan Horvath, our Foundation will At our core, we are defined by our people — across of best practice. Our Board served the Hospital with continue to ensure Mount Sinai has the resources the organization — who combine intelligence and Joseph Mapa Collaboration is key to improving health care. We strong stewardship over the past year, and was to deliver the best patient care. compassion. Mount Sinai brings together an optimistic, have strong partnerships with all of the University instrumental in working to secure approval to begin dedicated and innovative team, people with bright of Toronto teaching hospitals, and work closely This past year, noted philanthropists Joseph and the capital redevelopment program. minds and big hearts who strive to provide The Best with U of T and its biomedical faculties. We engage Wolf Lebovic, supporters of Mount Sinai for more Medicine. And this gives patients and their families fully, often in a leadership role, with major hospital than five decades, raised their level of giving to The Board exercises governance in strategic all the reasons in the world to turn to us for care. associations such as the Toronto Academic $50 million — the largest donation to a hospital in planning, quality, financial, performance and Health Science Network (TAHSN). We also take management oversight, succession planning, risk Canadian history. Mount Sinai’s recent accomplishments elevate our special pride in more than 50 active relationships and communications. Enhanced Board processes own benchmarks of success and indicate our future with a cross-section of local health and social The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of allow the Hospital to take full advantage of the direction. These exciting achievements come from agencies. This is an integral part of the emerging Mount Sinai Hospital celebrated a $25-million collective expertise, enthusiasm and dedication of the collective power of clinicians, scientists, staff, environment of Local Health Integration Networks donation from long-time supporters Larry and Judy its members and committees. We are thus better volunteers and donors whose care, skill and talent (LHINs). Tanenbaum and their family. This donation qualified able to respond to change and build for the future give life to high performance and profound, positive for an award under a new provincial program – the by making well-informed, accountable decisions in change at Mount Sinai every day. In the past year, we established a Community Premier’s Summit Award – in which the government the best interests of our Mount Sinai community, Integration Advisory Committee with local service matches private donations. In addition, the Kimel our patients and their families, staff, clinicians, This is the very essence of Mount Sinai: providers to advise the Hospital on how to best Family furthered its generous support, adding to an volunteers and donors. Bright Minds. Big Hearts. The Best Medicine. meet community needs. For example, we are earlier $8-million gift with $6 million to enhance working with the Scadding Court Community Centre. the state-of-the-art equipment in the Kimel Family In addition, Mount Sinai’s Marvelle Koffler Breast Centre for Advanced Medical Imaging, which plays a The Essence of Mount Sinai Centre received funding from the Canadian Breast fundamental role in timely diagnosis and treatment. Cancer Foundation to conduct an outreach project Mount Sinai is distinguished in many ways: Our Lawrence S. Bloomberg Joseph Mapa focused on breast health in marginalized women. Leadership Sinai, our younger generation of donors commitment to the community. Our investments Chair of the Board President and CEO Our Psychiatry Department’s Assertive Community and philanthropic leaders, had a record year, raising in state-of-the-art facilities and the latest Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital Treatment Team was recognized internationally for more than $1.2 million for the Samuel Lunenfeld technologies. The partnership of pioneering

12 13 This year, Sydney and Florence Cooper and their its community outreach in an Award for Advancing Research Institute. Our Auxiliary, the oldest and research and clinical care. Academic excellence. family donated funds for an inter-professional Minority Mental Health, given by the American largest in Canada, raised more than $1.2 million in But it is our individual and collective efforts education centre that will foster the highest Psychiatric Foundation. support of its $3.5-million Healthy Babies pledge, that make such a profound impact on patients’ standards of teaching for all the undergraduate with a superb gala featuring award-winning singer lives. And this is what matters most. Mount and graduate trainees in the health professions. Michael Bublé, and “Liv Blu,” a new fundraiser that Sinai delivers advanced and compassionate care Community Support featured a special performance by Juno Award winner — The Best Medicine — to our patients and their Additional collaborative training programs have Chantal Kreviazuk. families. been initiated at the Hospital this past year. With The world’s best organizations are founded on the Office of Inter-professional Education at the strong community support, and this has always We are also fortunate to benefit from the more To reflect that promise, illustrate our values, University of Toronto and the hospitals within the been the case with Mount Sinai Hospital. Our than 880 on-site volunteers, who put in more than and differentiate Mount Sinai in a competitive Lawrence S. Bloomberg Toronto Academic Health Science Network (TAHSN), success relies on enduring philanthropy, and we are 109,000 hours of service this year, carrying out a and increasingly complex landscape, we have we received a significant grant from the Ministry deeply grateful to our donors. They understand variety of activities throughout the Hospital. developed a contemporary, open, flexible, visual of Health and Long-Term Care’s Inter-professional that raising standards, keeping technology and identity, which we are proud to introduce here. Mentorship, Leadership, Preceptorship and Coaching research current, and recruiting and retaining Accountability This revitalized identity is an affirmation of our Fund to develop and implement an innovative the best people require significant and ongoing history and a springboard to our future. Our identity program in inter-professional care that will contribute investment. In a fundraising environment Leadership at all levels. There’s never been a better reflects Mount Sinai’s key attributes — commitment to the curriculum for Patient and Family-centred Care. that’s increasingly competitive, Mount Sinai’s way to get better. to values and heritage, dedication to teaching and Foundation has now surpassed $373 million training, inclusivity, diversity, respect, leadership and toward our $400-million goal for The Best And it starts with our thorough and highly engaged excellence. Broadening Community Medicine campaign. With a new Foundation volunteer Board of Directors. They offer expertise and Health Collaborations counsel to ensure the highest standards and models President, Susan Horvath, our Foundation will At our core, we are defined by our people — across of best practice. Our Board served the Hospital with continue to ensure Mount Sinai has the resources the organization — who combine intelligence and Joseph Mapa Collaboration is key to improving health care. We strong stewardship over the past year, and was to deliver the best patient care. compassion. Mount Sinai brings together an optimistic, have strong partnerships with all of the University instrumental in working to secure approval to begin dedicated and innovative team, people with bright of Toronto teaching hospitals, and work closely This past year, noted philanthropists Joseph and the capital redevelopment program. minds and big hearts who strive to provide The Best with U of T and its biomedical faculties. We engage Wolf Lebovic, supporters of Mount Sinai for more Medicine. And this gives patients and their families fully, often in a leadership role, with major hospital than five decades, raised their level of giving to The Board exercises governance in strategic all the reasons in the world to turn to us for care. associations such as the Toronto Academic $50 million — the largest donation to a hospital in planning, quality, financial, performance and Health Science Network (TAHSN). We also take management oversight, succession planning, risk Canadian history. Mount Sinai’s recent accomplishments elevate our special pride in more than 50 active relationships and communications. Enhanced Board processes own benchmarks of success and indicate our future with a cross-section of local health and social The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of allow the Hospital to take full advantage of the direction. These exciting achievements come from agencies. This is an integral part of the emerging Mount Sinai Hospital celebrated a $25-million collective expertise, enthusiasm and dedication of the collective power of clinicians, scientists, staff, environment of Local Health Integration Networks donation from long-time supporters Larry and Judy its members and committees. We are thus better volunteers and donors whose care, skill and talent (LHINs). Tanenbaum and their family. This donation qualified able to respond to change and build for the future give life to high performance and profound, positive for an award under a new provincial program – the by making well-informed, accountable decisions in change at Mount Sinai every day. In the past year, we established a Community Premier’s Summit Award – in which the government the best interests of our Mount Sinai community, Integration Advisory Committee with local service matches private donations. In addition, the Kimel our patients and their families, staff, clinicians, This is the very essence of Mount Sinai: providers to advise the Hospital on how to best Family furthered its generous support, adding to an volunteers and donors. Bright Minds. Big Hearts. The Best Medicine. meet community needs. For example, we are earlier $8-million gift with $6 million to enhance working with the Scadding Court Community Centre. the state-of-the-art equipment in the Kimel Family In addition, Mount Sinai’s Marvelle Koffler Breast Centre for Advanced Medical Imaging, which plays a The Essence of Mount Sinai Centre received funding from the Canadian Breast fundamental role in timely diagnosis and treatment. Cancer Foundation to conduct an outreach project Mount Sinai is distinguished in many ways: Our Lawrence S. Bloomberg Joseph Mapa focused on breast health in marginalized women. Leadership Sinai, our younger generation of donors commitment to the community. Our investments Chair of the Board President and CEO Our Psychiatry Department’s Assertive Community and philanthropic leaders, had a record year, raising in state-of-the-art facilities and the latest Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital Treatment Team was recognized internationally for more than $1.2 million for the Samuel Lunenfeld technologies. The partnership of pioneering

12 13 “Mount Sinai believes in a team approach to patient care and nurses are an important part of that team. With the support of colleagues, we make a real difference in the lives of patients and their families. It’s a challenging and rewarding place every day. Mount Sinai is a great place to work!” — Bonnie Eng, RN FOUNDATION Every Donation Counts

14 15 “Mount Sinai believes in a team approach to patient care and nurses are an important part of that team. With the support of colleagues, we make a real difference in the lives of patients and their families. It’s a challenging and rewarding place every day. Mount Sinai is a great place to work!” — Bonnie Eng, RN FOUNDATION Every Donation Counts

14 15 For many of our donors, commitment to the the Tanenbaum gift will both inspire current and organization and the community is the catalyst future scientists as well as serve as a catalyst for for their donation. This is the case for the other contributions. extraordinary gift this year from businessmen and philanthropists Joseph and Wolf Lebovic, who raised For many of our donors, it is a personal experience their total giving to $50 million – making this the at Mount Sinai that inspires their gift. largest hospital donation in Canadian history. Every donation counts Ryan and Alexa Kady gave back to Mount Sinai’s A message from the chair of the board For five decades, Mount Sinai has been the grateful Valentine Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where they recipient of the generosity of the dynamic and resilient spent the first two months of their lives after being and the president of the Mount brothers, who not only survived the Holocaust, but born more than 10 weeks prematurely. Now, 14 years turned adversity to opportunity and thrived in Canada, later, the healthy and active teen twins want to help Sinai Hospital Foundation the country and the community they adopted more other babies who are born in similar circumstances, than 50 years ago. and did so by donating funds from their recent bar and bat mitzvahs. The Lebovic family gift will help Mount Sinai address its highest priorities — ensuring the top-quality This year also included tremendous events, Hundreds of thousands of people receive outstanding far more than a physical structure or technology. care for which we have a well-earned reputation, which give us an opportunity to connect with our care from Mount Sinai Hospital each and every year. It is in the people here, and their commitment to enhancing the patient experience and reinforcing our enthusiastic community on a personal level, while And there are as many different reasons to give to this hospital: it’s the Bright Minds, Big Hearts who role as one of the city’s most accomplished academic raising much-needed funds for the Hospital. Mount Sinai as there are patients who come through enable The Best Medicine. This year, the Mount and teaching health centres. It will also help fund the Notably this year, our women’s golf tournament, our doors. Sinai Hospital Foundation is pleased to report that Hospital’s share of our major capital redevelopment founded by Anne McIntosh, an energetic volunteer we celebrated unprecedented generosity from big program, Renew Sinai, currently being planned in who has twice survived breast cancer, celebrated Each year, thousands of donors are inspired to support hearts in our community. partnership with the Province. Mount Sinai, making it possible for us to support our its 10th anniversary, and marked a cumulative world-renowned Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute The Best Medicine campaign, co-chaired by Other donors contribute to scientific investigation $1.5 million raised in support of care and research of Mount Sinai Hospital, upgrade clinical areas, and Lawrence Bloomberg and Ed Sonshine, surpassed that will ultimately translate into improved quality at the Marvelle Koffler Breast Centre. Our events purchase state-of-the-art equipment. Their generosity $373 million toward its goal of $400 million – with of life for our patients. helped raise more than $1.8 million for various helps provide the Hospital with the flexibility it a record $69 million in new pledges raised, and areas of the Hospital. requires to meet the diverse and complex needs of a record $35 million in revenue, a significant 10 In 2006-07, we celebrated a near record year in We also welcomed gifts from donors who held our annual total of more than 725,000 patient visits per cent increase over last year. In addition, an funds donated to the award-winning Samuel Lunenfeld events in support of Mount Sinai Hospital, such as — from people of all walks of life and of all ages. unprecedented $28 million was granted to Mount Research Institute. Led by a $25-million gift from 10-year-old Jaki Hershenhorn, who contributed the Sinai Hospital by the Foundation, representing a Larry Tanenbaum and his family that establishes the entire proceeds — $17.30 — of her orange juice Our donors have the same passion for Mount Sinai as remarkable 30 per cent increase over last year. Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Research Challenge the people who provide the outstanding care for which Fund, Foundation grants to the Lunenfeld stimulate stand to Mount Sinai Hospital. we are known and, together, we are an outstanding We are excited about a new opportunity in The leading-edge research and allow some of the brightest To put it simply: Every donor helps. Every donation team. Our donors care about their community and their Best Medicine campaign as we support Renew scientific minds in the country to devise new ways counts. actions, insight and generosity help Mount Sinai not Sinai, a major redevelopment and renewal initiative of tackling disease. only maintain its leadership position in patient care, occurring throughout Mount Sinai. We know that the research and teaching, but enable us to set — and Foundation, and our forward-thinking, magnanimous Good science does not happen overnight. Research achieve — essential and visionary goals that donors, will always play a major role in helping fund discoveries are often the result of years of painstaking will benefit patients now, and in the future. the critically important ongoing capital, technological work, experimentation and review. We are confident and research needs that maintain Mount Sinai as Though we are a distinctive presence on University one of the finest academic research health centres Avenue, the essence of Mount Sinai Hospital is in Canada.

16 17 For many of our donors, commitment to the the Tanenbaum gift will both inspire current and organization and the community is the catalyst future scientists as well as serve as a catalyst for for their donation. This is the case for the other contributions. extraordinary gift this year from businessmen and philanthropists Joseph and Wolf Lebovic, who raised For many of our donors, it is a personal experience their total giving to $50 million – making this the at Mount Sinai that inspires their gift. largest hospital donation in Canadian history. Every donation counts Ryan and Alexa Kady gave back to Mount Sinai’s A message from the chair of the board For five decades, Mount Sinai has been the grateful Valentine Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where they recipient of the generosity of the dynamic and resilient spent the first two months of their lives after being and the president of the Mount brothers, who not only survived the Holocaust, but born more than 10 weeks prematurely. Now, 14 years turned adversity to opportunity and thrived in Canada, later, the healthy and active teen twins want to help Sinai Hospital Foundation the country and the community they adopted more other babies who are born in similar circumstances, than 50 years ago. and did so by donating funds from their recent bar and bat mitzvahs. The Lebovic family gift will help Mount Sinai address its highest priorities — ensuring the top-quality This year also included tremendous events, Hundreds of thousands of people receive outstanding far more than a physical structure or technology. care for which we have a well-earned reputation, which give us an opportunity to connect with our care from Mount Sinai Hospital each and every year. It is in the people here, and their commitment to enhancing the patient experience and reinforcing our enthusiastic community on a personal level, while And there are as many different reasons to give to this hospital: it’s the Bright Minds, Big Hearts who role as one of the city’s most accomplished academic raising much-needed funds for the Hospital. Mount Sinai as there are patients who come through enable The Best Medicine. This year, the Mount and teaching health centres. It will also help fund the Notably this year, our women’s golf tournament, our doors. Sinai Hospital Foundation is pleased to report that Hospital’s share of our major capital redevelopment founded by Anne McIntosh, an energetic volunteer we celebrated unprecedented generosity from big program, Renew Sinai, currently being planned in who has twice survived breast cancer, celebrated Each year, thousands of donors are inspired to support hearts in our community. partnership with the Province. Mount Sinai, making it possible for us to support our its 10th anniversary, and marked a cumulative world-renowned Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute The Best Medicine campaign, co-chaired by Other donors contribute to scientific investigation $1.5 million raised in support of care and research of Mount Sinai Hospital, upgrade clinical areas, and Lawrence Bloomberg and Ed Sonshine, surpassed that will ultimately translate into improved quality at the Marvelle Koffler Breast Centre. Our events purchase state-of-the-art equipment. Their generosity $373 million toward its goal of $400 million – with of life for our patients. helped raise more than $1.8 million for various helps provide the Hospital with the flexibility it a record $69 million in new pledges raised, and areas of the Hospital. requires to meet the diverse and complex needs of a record $35 million in revenue, a significant 10 In 2006-07, we celebrated a near record year in We also welcomed gifts from donors who held our annual total of more than 725,000 patient visits per cent increase over last year. In addition, an funds donated to the award-winning Samuel Lunenfeld events in support of Mount Sinai Hospital, such as — from people of all walks of life and of all ages. unprecedented $28 million was granted to Mount Research Institute. Led by a $25-million gift from 10-year-old Jaki Hershenhorn, who contributed the Sinai Hospital by the Foundation, representing a Larry Tanenbaum and his family that establishes the entire proceeds — $17.30 — of her orange juice Our donors have the same passion for Mount Sinai as remarkable 30 per cent increase over last year. Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Research Challenge the people who provide the outstanding care for which Fund, Foundation grants to the Lunenfeld stimulate stand to Mount Sinai Hospital. we are known and, together, we are an outstanding We are excited about a new opportunity in The leading-edge research and allow some of the brightest To put it simply: Every donor helps. Every donation team. Our donors care about their community and their Best Medicine campaign as we support Renew scientific minds in the country to devise new ways counts. actions, insight and generosity help Mount Sinai not Sinai, a major redevelopment and renewal initiative of tackling disease. only maintain its leadership position in patient care, occurring throughout Mount Sinai. We know that the research and teaching, but enable us to set — and Foundation, and our forward-thinking, magnanimous Good science does not happen overnight. Research achieve — essential and visionary goals that donors, will always play a major role in helping fund discoveries are often the result of years of painstaking will benefit patients now, and in the future. the critically important ongoing capital, technological work, experimentation and review. We are confident and research needs that maintain Mount Sinai as Though we are a distinctive presence on University one of the finest academic research health centres Avenue, the essence of Mount Sinai Hospital is in Canada.

16 17 This straightforward message defines and highlights We thank you for making a difference every day. the important role every single gift, every single You are one of the Bright Minds, Big Hearts helping donor, plays in helping Mount Sinai Hospital deliver us create The Best Medicine for our community, now exceptional health care and important advances in and in the future. medical research that improve and save lives. Sincerely, In an extremely competitive fundraising environment, the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation continues to apply rigorous standards to each dollar raised. Our Susan Horvath cost to raise a dollar is just 15 cents, well below the fundraising average of the not-for-profit sector. Susan Horvath Edward Sonshine, Q.C. This speaks to our commitment to accountability to President Chair, our donors, the community and the patients and Mount Sinai Board of Directors families who come to Mount Sinai for care. Hospital Foundation Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation As we move into the future, we remain committed to keeping our donors informed and providing a clear picture of how their valuable resources are improving P.S. from Ed Sonshine: With Susan Horvath’s arrival quality of life for patients and families at Mount in early March, and an invigorated and refreshed Sinai. To further reach our donor community, we team, we look forward to the upcoming year have revitalized our Friends for Life program, a with renewed enthusiasm and continued Edward Sonshine lecture series and forum that demonstrates the focus on Mount Sinai’s priorities, including power our donors’ philanthropy makes to our research and capital redevelopment patients and their families every day.

We are thankful for the exceptional support we receive from our donors and the role they play in Mount Sinai’s successes.

Creating profound and positive change is a challenge — one that the clinicians, staff, researchers and volunteers at Mount Sinai heartily embrace every day. But with strong community support, anything is possible. It is true that behind every donor is a good story. Along with our donors, we “Excellent people are the hallmark of a successful look forward to creating many new stories as the organization and Mount Sinai Hospital is driven by excellent next chapters of Mount Sinai’s future unfold. people. By investing in the continued education of its leaders, we are not only helping to create a stronger, more effective team, but preparing them to lead Mount Sinai into the future. Mount Sinai is our Hospital; we believe in it because we believe in the people.” — Angela and David Feldman, Donors

19 This straightforward message defines and highlights We thank you for making a difference every day. the important role every single gift, every single You are one of the Bright Minds, Big Hearts helping donor, plays in helping Mount Sinai Hospital deliver us create The Best Medicine for our community, now exceptional health care and important advances in and in the future. medical research that improve and save lives. Sincerely, In an extremely competitive fundraising environment, the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation continues to apply rigorous standards to each dollar raised. Our Susan Horvath cost to raise a dollar is just 15 cents, well below the fundraising average of the not-for-profit sector. Susan Horvath Edward Sonshine, Q.C. This speaks to our commitment to accountability to President Chair, our donors, the community and the patients and Mount Sinai Board of Directors families who come to Mount Sinai for care. Hospital Foundation Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation As we move into the future, we remain committed to keeping our donors informed and providing a clear picture of how their valuable resources are improving P.S. from Ed Sonshine: With Susan Horvath’s arrival quality of life for patients and families at Mount in early March, and an invigorated and refreshed Sinai. To further reach our donor community, we team, we look forward to the upcoming year have revitalized our Friends for Life program, a with renewed enthusiasm and continued Edward Sonshine lecture series and forum that demonstrates the focus on Mount Sinai’s priorities, including power our donors’ philanthropy makes to our research and capital redevelopment patients and their families every day.

We are thankful for the exceptional support we receive from our donors and the role they play in Mount Sinai’s successes.

19 “Mount Sinai is where I was born, where my mother volunteered, Samuel LunenfelD and where I’m a proud member ReseARch InstituTe of Leadership Sinai. But it was really when I became a patient here, and when my mother The Best Medicine Today... received superb end-of-life care And Tomorrow here that I experienced first- hand the extraordinary care and kindness that make Mount Sinai so remarkable. I am honoured to be part of this tremendous hospital. There’s nothing like it.” — Robyn Beder; Board of Governors Member, Former Patient “Mount Sinai is where I was born, where my mother volunteered, Samuel LunenfelD and where I’m a proud member ReseARch InstituTe of Leadership Sinai. But it was really when I became a patient here, and when my mother The Best Medicine Today... received superb end-of-life care And Tomorrow here that I experienced first- hand the extraordinary care and kindness that make Mount Sinai so remarkable. I am honoured to be part of this tremendous hospital. There’s nothing like it.” — Robyn Beder; Board of Governors Member, Former Patient The Lunenfeld has an ongoing commitment to The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute is translational research. For example, Associate impressive in its growth in just over 20 years. Scientist Dr. Rita Kandel works with Senior Investigator Since 1985, we have achieved great insights into The Best medicine today... Dr. Marc Grynpas to find ways to promote bone diabetes research, cancer biology, epidemiology regeneration and remodeling that will lead to inroads (population), stem cell research, women’s and and tomorrow in osteoporosis, a debilitating condition that causes infants’ health, neurobiology and systems biology. bones to become weak and brittle. Never content to rest on our laurels, however, we A MESSAGE FROM THE Co-CHAIRs of the continue to build on these achievements. research committee AND the DIRECTOR OF Dr. Lee Adamson, Senior Investigator, researches the placenta to learn more about pre-eclampsia, This progress is possible through ongoing THE SAMUEL LUNENFELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE or high blood pressure, in pregnant patients — and community support. With the support of our OF MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL shares her findings with colleagues in our Lawrence donors, we are able to leverage competitive and Frances Bloomberg Centre of Excellence in research grants from governments and charities, Women’s and Infants’ Health. Principal investigator which enables researchers at the Lunenfeld to Dr. Susan Quaggin is investigating the basic processes increase the pace of discovery and expand their underlying kidney disease and reaches out to translational work into health-care advances patients through her clinic. Mount Sinai Hospital’s that impact us all. Indeed, our investigators are It is truly an exciting time to be leading one of the As with excellence in patient care and teaching, Surgeon-in-Chief and Associate Scientist Dr. Jay Wunder typically at least twice as successful as some other world’s foremost biomedical research centres. At the collaboration is key to success in science. So much collaborates with Senior Investigator Dr. Irene Andrulis institutions in national competitions for grants Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai of what we do is enhanced by the cross-pollination on sarcoma research with the aim of improving from the federal government, for example. Hospital, some of the brightest minds in science are of ideas and concepts. Our collaborations extend patient outcomes of this devastating disease. leading the way in health science research and, in well beyond the walls of the Lunenfeld — and we Sincere thanks go to the ongoing support of our turn, advancing the future health of Canadians. benefit from the knowledge of our colleagues at On average, Lunenfeld researchers publish more generous donors, via the Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital through the innovative new than 300 papers in leading scientific journals every Foundation, who have increased the Institute’s It has been an exhilarating year that is in keeping Centres of Excellence model, by which scientists year. In the past year, investigators published findings funding by $2.1 million this year, making their with our theme of profound and positive change. and physicians, clinicians and post-doctoral fellows on everything from colorectal cancer genes, new total commitment an impressive $8.4 million. all integrate their findings in order to deliver We are responding to the needs of our principal regulators of chromosome stability and the connection discovery from ‘bench to bedside’ in Mount Sinai’s investigators with increased space, new equipment between vitamin D and breast cancer prevention, to core areas of strength — Women’s and Infants’ and improved resources. Construction continues on the importance of potassium as a measure of diet Health, Surgical Sub-Specialties and Oncology, the Institute’s expansion at the Toronto Centre for quality, among hundreds of other topics. Laboratory Medicine and Infection Control, and Phenogenomics, where we will grow by more than Acute and Chronic Medicine. 30 per cent by the summer of 2007, taking our laboratory space from 125,000 to 165,000 square feet, marking the largest expansion of the Institute since its inception.

We’ve also added to our team. Dr. Laurence Pelletier joins us from Montreal (by way of Germany’s famed Max Planck Institute) to study the centriole, an organizing structure in cells that plays a key role in cell division and development. Dr. Pelletier’s work will complement the ongoing efforts of many other principal investigators making great strides in biological research at the Lunenfeld.

22 23 The Lunenfeld has an ongoing commitment to The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute is translational research. For example, Associate impressive in its growth in just over 20 years. Scientist Dr. Rita Kandel works with Senior Investigator Since 1985, we have achieved great insights into The Best medicine today... Dr. Marc Grynpas to find ways to promote bone diabetes research, cancer biology, epidemiology regeneration and remodeling that will lead to inroads (population), stem cell research, women’s and and tomorrow in osteoporosis, a debilitating condition that causes infants’ health, neurobiology and systems biology. bones to become weak and brittle. Never content to rest on our laurels, however, we A MESSAGE FROM THE Co-CHAIRs of the continue to build on these achievements. research committee AND the DIRECTOR OF Dr. Lee Adamson, Senior Investigator, researches the placenta to learn more about pre-eclampsia, This progress is possible through ongoing THE SAMUEL LUNENFELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE or high blood pressure, in pregnant patients — and community support. With the support of our OF MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL shares her findings with colleagues in our Lawrence donors, we are able to leverage competitive and Frances Bloomberg Centre of Excellence in research grants from governments and charities, Women’s and Infants’ Health. Principal investigator which enables researchers at the Lunenfeld to Dr. Susan Quaggin is investigating the basic processes increase the pace of discovery and expand their underlying kidney disease and reaches out to translational work into health-care advances patients through her clinic. Mount Sinai Hospital’s that impact us all. Indeed, our investigators are It is truly an exciting time to be leading one of the As with excellence in patient care and teaching, Surgeon-in-Chief and Associate Scientist Dr. Jay Wunder typically at least twice as successful as some other world’s foremost biomedical research centres. At the collaboration is key to success in science. So much collaborates with Senior Investigator Dr. Irene Andrulis institutions in national competitions for grants Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of Mount Sinai of what we do is enhanced by the cross-pollination on sarcoma research with the aim of improving from the federal government, for example. Hospital, some of the brightest minds in science are of ideas and concepts. Our collaborations extend patient outcomes of this devastating disease. leading the way in health science research and, in well beyond the walls of the Lunenfeld — and we Sincere thanks go to the ongoing support of our turn, advancing the future health of Canadians. benefit from the knowledge of our colleagues at On average, Lunenfeld researchers publish more generous donors, via the Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital through the innovative new than 300 papers in leading scientific journals every Foundation, who have increased the Institute’s It has been an exhilarating year that is in keeping Centres of Excellence model, by which scientists year. In the past year, investigators published findings funding by $2.1 million this year, making their with our theme of profound and positive change. and physicians, clinicians and post-doctoral fellows on everything from colorectal cancer genes, new total commitment an impressive $8.4 million. all integrate their findings in order to deliver We are responding to the needs of our principal regulators of chromosome stability and the connection discovery from ‘bench to bedside’ in Mount Sinai’s investigators with increased space, new equipment between vitamin D and breast cancer prevention, to core areas of strength — Women’s and Infants’ and improved resources. Construction continues on the importance of potassium as a measure of diet Health, Surgical Sub-Specialties and Oncology, the Institute’s expansion at the Toronto Centre for quality, among hundreds of other topics. Laboratory Medicine and Infection Control, and Phenogenomics, where we will grow by more than Acute and Chronic Medicine. 30 per cent by the summer of 2007, taking our laboratory space from 125,000 to 165,000 square feet, marking the largest expansion of the Institute since its inception.

22 23 “Currently, patients with kidney disease have few options — dialysis or organ transplantation. Research means new insights, new interventions… and hope. At the Lunenfeld, there is a true collaborative approach to research and a spirit of discovery. I am honoured (and humbled) to work with such wonderful The past year has seen several outstanding At the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of colleagues at one of the premier achievements, awards and recognition at the Mount Sinai Hospital, our goal is to ‘best enable’ biomedical research centres in the world. Lunenfeld: our exceptional researchers to realize their ideas and to help promote a culture of research-based With the insights and help of experts ■ Dr. Anthony Pawson was appointed to the medicine, both within the Lunenfeld and Mount prestigious Order of the Companions of Honour in all fields of biology, I am confident Sinai Hospital. It is with great pleasure and pride by Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II of that we work alongside some of the brightest minds that we will improve the lives of our England in November 2006. Dr. Pawson was in science today. A successful past and a promising also inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall future: The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute’s patients.” Dr. James Woodgett of Fame in the past year. scientific discoveries will continue to contribute to — Dr. Susan Quaggin, Principal Investigator the best medicine today — and tomorrow. ■ Dr. Joseph Culotti was recognized for his outstanding work in spinal cord research with the Barbara Turnbull Award — and was elected to the Royal Society of Canada.

■ Dr. Jeff Wrana was also elected to the Royal Dr. James Woodgett Society of Canada (joining Drs. Anthony Pawson, Director of Research Michael Tyers, James Woodgett, Alan Bernstein Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute and Louis Siminovitch). Thomas E. Kierans, O.C. Larry Tanenbaum ■ Drs. Wrana and Michael Tyers were two of 18 Co-chair, Co-chair, Thomas E. Kierans Canadian scientists to be named Howard Hughes Research Committee Research Committee Medical Institute International Research Scholars. Dr. Tyers also received the McLaughlin Medal from the Royal Society of Canada.

■ Dr. Bernard Zinman received the Outstanding Physician Clinician in Diabetes Award, presented by the American Diabetes Association.

■ Dr. Daniel Durocher was named recipient of the Maud Menten New Principal Investigator Prize from CIHR’s Institute of Genetics in the Larry Tanenbaum biomedical category.

Lunenfeld investigators have also been recognized by the federal government and nominated by their peers for outstanding achievements with the Canada Research Chairs program — seven principal investigators hold Tier 1 Canada Research Chairs, and four investigators hold Tier 2 Chairs. At the provincial level, Drs. Mei Zhen and Daniel Durocher were honoured with Early Researcher Awards by the Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation.

25 “Currently, patients with kidney disease have few options — dialysis or organ transplantation. Research means new insights, new interventions… and hope. At the Lunenfeld, there is a true collaborative approach to research and a spirit of discovery. I am honoured (and humbled) to work with such wonderful The past year has seen several outstanding At the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of colleagues at one of the premier achievements, awards and recognition at the Mount Sinai Hospital, our goal is to ‘best enable’ biomedical research centres in the world. Lunenfeld: our exceptional researchers to realize their ideas and to help promote a culture of research-based With the insights and help of experts ■ Dr. Anthony Pawson was appointed to the medicine, both within the Lunenfeld and Mount prestigious Order of the Companions of Honour in all fields of biology, I am confident Sinai Hospital. It is with great pleasure and pride by Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II of that we work alongside some of the brightest minds that we will improve the lives of our England in November 2006. Dr. Pawson was in science today. A successful past and a promising also inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall future: The Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute’s patients.” Dr. James Woodgett of Fame in the past year. scientific discoveries will continue to contribute to — Dr. Susan Quaggin, Principal Investigator the best medicine today — and tomorrow. ■ Dr. Joseph Culotti was recognized for his outstanding work in spinal cord research with the Barbara Turnbull Award — and was elected to the Royal Society of Canada.

■ Dr. Bernard Zinman received the Outstanding Physician Clinician in Diabetes Award, presented by the American Diabetes Association.

■ Dr. Daniel Durocher was named recipient of the Maud Menten New Principal Investigator Prize from CIHR’s Institute of Genetics in the Larry Tanenbaum biomedical category.

25 A YEAR of Highlights and events

“I was proud to join the Lunenfeld because it provides superb facilities, brilliant colleagues and a supportive culture that encourages exploration and discovery. Through innovative research and translation of basic science discoveries into new therapies, there are now new approaches for improving quality of life for the 2 million Canadians with diabetes.” — Dr. Daniel Drucker, Principal Investigator › In July, the Honourable George Smitherman, Minister of Health Minister and Long-Term Care, centre, with Joseph Mapa, President and CEO of Mount Sinai, left, and Lawrence Bloomberg, Chair of the Board of Mount Sinai, right, announced $8 million of funding for Mount Sinai’s capital renewal program, Renew Sinai. The first phase of the program is a major redevelopment and upgrade of the Women’s and Infants’ Health Centre of Excellence to provide a better environment for patients, families and our clinicians. Other clinics and patient units to follow. Inset: Artist’s rendering of six new floors to be added to Mount Sinai’s West Tower.

^ Dr. Bernard Zinman, Director of the Leadership Sinai Centre for Diabetes, › From left, Ira Gluskin, was honoured in July with Maxine Granovsky Gluskin, the American Diabetes Sydney Frankfort and Dr. Association’s 2006 David Tannenbaum at Outstanding Physician the opening of Mount Clinician in Diabetes Sinai’s Granovsky Gluskin Award for his contribution ^ In October 2006, businessmen and philanthropists Joseph, right, and Wolf, Lebovic Family Medicine Centre in to diabetes research and brought their giving to $50 million to help fund Mount Sinai’s highest priorities, October 2006. treatment. including capital redevelopment. It is the largest hospital donation in Canadian history.

28 29 › In July, the Honourable George Smitherman, Minister of Health Minister and Long-Term Care, centre, with Joseph Mapa, President and CEO of Mount Sinai, left, and Lawrence Bloomberg, Chair of the Board of Mount Sinai, right, announced $8 million of funding for Mount Sinai’s capital renewal program, Renew Sinai. The first phase of the program is a major redevelopment and upgrade of the Women’s and Infants’ Health Centre of Excellence to provide a better environment for patients, families and our clinicians. Other clinics and patient units to follow. Inset: Artist’s rendering of six new floors to be added to Mount Sinai’s West Tower.

28 29 ‹ Dr. Jay Wunder, a specialist in orthopaedic oncology, became Mount Sinai Hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief in July. Dr. Wunder assumes the role from Dr. Zane Cohen, who completed Photo: BCA Films his distinguished 16-year term. Dr. Wunder is an accomplished researcher, In November 2006, Dr. Anthony Pawson, Distinguished ^ a gifted surgeon and Investigator at the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, was a mentor as Associate honoured by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England at Professor of Surgery at the a ceremony in London on his induction into the prestigious Order of the Companions of Honour. University of Toronto..

‹ In March 2007, the innovative University of Toronto’s Surgical Skills Centre at Mount Sinai Hospital expanded, allowing the centre to nearly double the number of students, residents, and surgeons able to learn and practice surgical skills and new procedures in a realistic setting.

› Lawrence Bloomberg, Chair of the Board of Mount Sinai Hospital, left, and Sioban Nelson, Dean of Nursing at the University of Toronto. Lawrence Bloomberg brought $10 million to the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Toronto, with which Mount Sinai Hospital is closely affiliated. Mount Sinai In June 2006, with a $25-million donation, Larry Tanenbaum, left, established the Larry and Judy ^ teaches and trains dozens Tanenbaum Family Research Challenge Fund in partnership with the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute of U of T nursing graduates and Mount Sinai Hospital in response to the Ontario Government’s new Premier Summit Awards, initiated by every year and regularly Photo: Pascal Paquette, Premier Dalton McGuinty, right. hires them as full-time staff. University of Toronto

30 31 ‹ Dr. Jay Wunder, a specialist in orthopaedic oncology, became Mount Sinai Hospital’s Surgeon-in-Chief in July. Dr. Wunder assumes the role from Dr. Zane Cohen, who completed Photo: BCA Films his distinguished 16-year term. Dr. Wunder is an accomplished researcher, In November 2006, Dr. Anthony Pawson, Distinguished ^ a gifted surgeon and Investigator at the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, was a mentor as Associate honoured by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England at Professor of Surgery at the a ceremony in London on his induction into the prestigious Order of the Companions of Honour. University of Toronto..

30 31 › Spring Ball 2007: From ‹ From left, Henry’s left, Leadership Sinai Tournament fore President Jordan Sarick, Health Co-chair Tiana Mount Sinai Hospital Koffler Boyman, Foundation President Marvelle Koffler, Susan Horvath and and Co-chair Debbie Emcee Seamus O’Regan Kimel at the 10th at the Live from South

Photo: Tom SandlerPhoto: Tom anniversary edition Beach event, which of the tournament, raised $250,000 for ^ In May 2006, Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Gala at which raised an the Samuel Lunenfeld Roy Thomson Hall featured award-winning singer Michael unprecendented Research Institute. Bublé and raised $900,000 toward the Auxiliary’s $225,000 in support $3.5-million Healthy Babies pledge in support of the of Mount Sinai’s ‹ Co-Chairs Jeffrey Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg Women’s and Infants’ innovative Marvelle Rosenthal, left, and Health Centre of Excellence. Koffler Breast Centre. Michael Bregman with Art Selection Chair Lisa Draper at “Works of ‹ From left, LIV BLU Heart,” a gala dinner Co-chairs Samantha and art sale at the Margolis, Bonnie ROM that raised more Bloomberg, Samantha than $800,000 for the Brickman, Jeannie Neonatal Intensive Care Tanenbaum and Jane Units of Mount Sinai Apor. The hip new and Shaare Tzedek fundraiser featured Juno Hospital in Jerusalem. Award-winning singer Chantal Kreviazuk and generated $200,000 for › From left, Dr. Alice Wei, Mount Sinai Hospital Dr. Steven Gallinger, Dr. Auxiliary’s $3.5-million Zane Cohen, Dr. Robert Healthy Babies pledge Gryfe, Dr. Robin McLeod, that goes towards care, Dr. Mark Silverberg, Dr. eqiupment and research. Erin Kennedy, Dr. Hillary Steinhart and Dr. Carol Durno at the opening of the ‹ Researchers, from left, Dr. Zane Cohen Digestive Jacqui Detmar, Joanna Yu Diseases Clinical Research ‹ Dr. Hillar Vellend, and Dr. Rob Woolstencroft. Centre, which brings who is described as Close to 170 top science together Inflammatory “the godfather” of the students from 24 Toronto Bowel Disease and infectious diseases field high schools got a taste of Gastrointestinal (GI) in Toronto, received the real-life research science Oncology programs into inaugural Infectious at the Samuel Lunenfeld one of Canada’s premier Disease Society of Research Institute’s 12th centres for digestive America’s Clinical annual Science Days, held disease. Teacher Award. May 18 and 25.

32 33 › Spring Ball 2007: From ‹ From left, Henry’s left, Leadership Sinai Tournament fore President Jordan Sarick, Health Co-chair Tiana Mount Sinai Hospital Koffler Boyman, Foundation President Marvelle Koffler, Susan Horvath and and Co-chair Debbie Emcee Seamus O’Regan Kimel at the 10th at the Live from South

32 33 ‹ A Spiritual Oasis was opened at Mount Sinai on September 14, 2006. This new multi-faith centre is designed to give patients, their families and staff a welcoming and caring place for quiet reflection, contemplation and spiritual connection.

› On September 17, 2006, the Max and Beatrice Wolfe Centre for Children’s Grief and Palliative Care opened as part of the Mount Sinai From left, Murray and Hospital’s Temmy Latner ‹ Marvelle Koffler and Co- Centre for Palliative Care. chairs Arlene and Stephen From left, Harold and Carol Heller at the inaugural Wolfe, Dr. Larry Librach, “Behind Closed Doors: and Phyllis and Ab Flatt. An Entrée to Private Collections” event, which featured brunch at the Four Seasons Hotel, followed by a tour of some of the city’s most revered art collections in magnificent homes and corporations. The event raised more than $130,000 to support the Marvelle Koffler Breast Centre at Mount Sinai Hospital.

› Businessman and philanthropist Joseph Lebovic, left, and Joseph Mapa, President and CEO of Mount Sinai Hospital, at the “Works of Heart” dinner and fine art auction ‹ The Women’s and Infants’ at the Royal Ontario Health Centre of Excellence Museum. The event raised › Donors Sybil Kunin, at Mount Sinai got a boost more than $800,000 for left, and Michael Benzie following National Bank the Neonatal Intensive attend one of the many support to purchase a 3D ultrasound. Dr. Greg Ryan, Care Units of Mount Sinai Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation revitalized the Friends Foundation events that ^ Fetal Medicine Specialist at Hospital and Shaare for Life Lecture Series, which kicked off with Dr. Don Low, generate funds and involve Mount Sinai, says benefits Zedek Medical Center in Microbiologist-in-Chief, delivering a talk about the history the community on behalf of of 3D imaging in diagnostic Jerusalem. of infectious disease. Mount Sinai. testing are enormous.

34 35 ‹ A Spiritual Oasis was opened at Mount Sinai on September 14, 2006. This new multi-faith centre is designed to give patients, their families and staff a welcoming and caring place for quiet reflection, contemplation and spiritual connection.

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› Co-chairs of HIGHLights, 2006-2007 the 12th annual Men’s Classic Golf Tournament In September, Dr. Steven Gallinger was honoured for his In December 2006, Dr. Daniel Durocher of the Samuel Stephen Miller, left, work in the field of colorectal cancer research by the Lunenfeld Research Institute received the Maud Menten and Brian Cohen. National Colorectal Cancer Campaign. New Principal Investigator Prize from the Canadian The tournament had Institutes of Health Research’s Institute of Genetics in the Dr. Michael Tyers, Senior Investigator at the Samuel a record-breaking biomedical theme category. The prize consisted of a Lunenfeld Research Institute, was awarded the 2006 year, raising more one-year, non-renewable $30,000 research grant. McLaughlin Medal in November by the Royal Society of than $250,000 Canada. Drs. Zane Cohen and Jacqueline James were recipients in support of the of the University of Toronto’s prestigious Colin R. Leadership Sinai Dr. Michael Tyers and Jeff Wrana, Senior Investigators at Woolf Award for Excellence and Innovation in Course Fund for Excellence. the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, were two of the Coordination. 18 outstanding scientists in Canada to be named Howard Hughes Medical Institute international research scholars in Abi Sriharan, Scholar in Residence at Mount Sinai’s Peter November 2006. Each received a five-year award totaling A. Silverman Centre for International Health, was the close to $500,000. inaugural recipient of the award for Innovation in Global Continuing Medical Education/Continuing Professional In September, psychiatrist Dr. Zindel Segal won the Development from the Global Alliance for Medical Douglas Utting Prize and medal for his work advancing Education. the understanding and treatment of depression. In August, researchers and doctors from Mount Sinai The first annual Da Vinci Gala in support of the Joseph participated in and led sessions at the 16th International and Mildred Sonshine Family Centre for Head and Neck AIDS conference in Toronto. Diseases at Mount Sinai Hospital raised more than $100,000 for thyroid cancer treatment and research. In March 2007, coinciding with International Women’s Day, Mount Sinai hosted a major symposium on violence In August, Mount Sinai’s Senior Vice President of Medical against women, featuring keynote and guest speakers and Allied Health Services Jeannine Banack won a and guests from dozens of community agencies. The prestigious Aikins Faculty Teaching Award from the symposium examined violence against women as a University of Toronto’s Faculty of Medicine for her work in health-care issue. ^ Ed Sonshine, left, Chair of the Mount Sinai Hospital ^ Lawrence Bloomberg, Chair of the Board of Mount Sinai course development. Foundation, with businessman and donor Ken Field at the Hospital, left, with Dr. Warren Rubenstein, Family Physician, at In July, Nurse Clinician Helen Jones, of our Leadership historic Lebovic donation announcement in October 2006. the opening of the Granovsky Gluskin Family Medicine Centre. Dr. Joel Sadavoy was honoured in December by the Sinai Centre for Diabetes, was named inaugural winner Canadian Academy of Geriatric Psychiatry and the of the Diabetes Educator of the Year Award by the ‹ Dr. Randy Wax, Medical Canadian Psychiatric Association for Outstanding prestigious Banting and Best Diabetes Centre. Director of the Mount Contribution to Geriatric Psychiatry in Canada. Sinai Hospital Program for Resuscitation Education and Patient Safety and Intensivist in the Hospital’s Critical Care Unit, and Registered Nurse Angele Landriault, Project Manager with the Canadian Resuscitation Institute, with “SimMan,” an advanced, synthetic patient used to train health-care professionals.

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36 37 FOUNDATION Donors Make The Difference

We thank the generous Bright Minds and Big Hearts who help us discover and deliver The Best Medicine.

“At the Lunenfeld, we research human health: our discoveries build on each other, and accelerate medical care. For example, we’ve learned that cancers aren’t diseases of single genes, but networks of genes, and our research contributes to a better understanding of how these networks cause cancer progression. The future of medicine is absolutely linked with the basic research that is central to the Lunenfeld’s international reputation and stature.” — Dr. Jeff Wrana, Principal Investigator FOUNDATION Donors Make The Difference

We thank the generous Bright Minds and Big Hearts who help us discover and deliver The Best Medicine.

Individuals listed have shown great philanthropic leadership through their generous support of priority The Foundation gratefully received gifts in excess of $5,000 from the following donors from initiative and research at Mount Sinai Hospital and its Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, enabling us April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007. to continue to provide quality patient care, teaching and research. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the $1 Million and up and Cody Elia Ira and Irving Gerstein Saul and Toby and following donors who made pledges and gifts during The Best Medicine campaign (April 1, 1995 to March The B.I. Ghert Family Foundation Newton Glassman Charitable The Feldberg Family Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary 31, 2007). The names of those who made a new pledge or donation in 2006-2007 appear with asterisks. Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Foundation The David L.Goldberg Family Bruce and Betty Birmingham Michael and Libby Goldgrub George and Kay Goldlist and Foundation John and Myrna Daniels The Freeman Family Foundation Ned Goodman Family Family Alan Greenberg SUMMIT SOCIETY GUARDIANS’ CIRCLE - SILVER CHAMPIONS Charitable Foundation Linda Frum and Howard Dr. Jay Charitable Foundation The Miriam and Harold Green Sheldon and Marie Gross and FOUNDERS ($2 Million to $3 Million) Kenny Field and Vivian Berman Sokolowski and Family $500,000 to 999,999 The Jack and Buschie Kamin Family Foundation Family ($5 Million and up) Manuel and Candice Kimel, Ronald CIBC The DH Gales Family Charitable Foundation The Hanson Family Harold and Michael Gross and AIC Limited Kimel, Warren and Debbie Kimel Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg Sydney and Florence Cooper Foundation of Toronto In Loving Memory of Cathy Kelly Susan Harris and David Kassie Families Esther and Henry Bernick The Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Manuel and Candice Kimel, Foundation* Ira and Irving Gerstein Christopher and Grace Kwong and Family Marilyn and David Gluskin The Edward M. Bronfman Family Charitable Foundations Ronald Kimel, Warren and David and Stacey Cynamon Michael and Libby Goldgrub* The Fred A. Litwin Family Foundation The Hedwig Walch Charitable Max Gotlieb Foundation Rob and Cheryl McEwen Debbie Kimel* The B.I. Ghert Family Foundation Abraham and Malka Green Jeffrey and Beverly Lipson and Foundation The Harweg Foundation Estate of Helen Dickson Barclay Gerald Schwartz and Murray and Marvelle Koffler Stephan and Sophie Lewar Foundation Family Judy Jacobs and Mark Freedman Hofstedter Family Charitable Harris Heather Reisman Leadership Sinai The Fred A. Litwin Family Foundation Jay and Barbara Hennick Miles S. Nadal The Ben and Hilda Katz Foundation Joseph Burnett The Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Ellen and Martin Prosserman and The Jack and Buschie Kamin Purdue Pharma Charitable Foundation Janssen-Ortho Inc. Fabricland Distributors Inc. Charitable Foundations* Family Foundation RBC Foundation Shawn R. Kimel The Kuhl Family Saul and Toby Feldberg The Samuel Lunenfeld Sam and Judy Pencer and Family Bertha Kerbel $500,000 to $999,999 Robert Rubinoff and Family Robert Lantos Albert and Temmy Latner The A and B Fogel Foundation Charitable Foundation RBC Foundation Thomas E. Kierans and Sydney and Florence Cooper Scotiabank Philip B. Lind and Family Family Foundation Peter and Shelagh Godsoe The R. Samuel McLaughlin Scotiabank Mary L. Janigan* Foundation The Saul A. Silverman Family O&Y Properties Inc./ Irving and Esther Matlow Ned Goodman Family* Foundation Lionel and Sandra Albert and Temmy Latner Linda Frum and Howard Foundation Reichmann Family George and Leta McCleary Kwok Yuen Ho Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Waldman and Family Family Foundation Sokolowski and Family Mildred and Joseph Sonshine and Richard and Karen Pilosof National Bank/National Estate of James Graham Hunger Manyu Ogale Anonymous (1) Jeffrey and Beverly Lipson and Ira Gluskin and Maxine Granovsky Family Raymond-Edward Foundation Bank Financial Janssen-Ortho Inc. Gerald Schwartz and Family Gluskin Charitable Foundation TD Bank Financial Group Barrie Rose and Family Orion Securities Inc. Robert Lantos Heather Reisman Magna International Inc./ Thomas E. Kierans and Larry and Judy Tanenbaum and Jeff Rubinoff Nancy V. Pencer Harold and Doris B. Mack Bernard and Honey Sherman GUARDIANS’ Frank Stronach Mary L. Janigan Family Nathan and Dora Schreiber Barrie Rose and Family Minto Foundation Inc.* Larry and Judy Tanenbaum and CIRCLE - BRONZE Miles S. Nadal The Samuel Lunenfeld Moray and Joanne Tawse Shlomo and Vivien Sharon Jeff and Lori Rosenthal and Family Barrie Rose and Family Family Rob and Cheryl McEwen* Charitable Foundation Tyco Healthcare The Seymour Schulich Foundation Bernard and Honey Sherman ($1 Million to $2 Million) Kenneth Rotenberg O&Y Properties Inc./ Jack and Anne Weinbaum Stikeman Elliott LLP The Philip Smith Foundation Estate of Benjamin Herbert Birstein Jeff Rubinoff Reichmann Family The Max and Beatrice Wolfe The Tamari Family Edward and Fran Sonshine Geoffrey and Laurie Bledin The Seymour Schulich Foundation GUARDIANS’ CIRCLE - GOLD Nancy Pencer Charitable Foundation Frederic and Linda Waks and TELUS Corporation BMO Financial Group Tyco Healthcare $250,000 to $499,999 ($3 Million to $5 Million) Robert Rubinoff and Family Anonymous (2) Family Richard Venn and Carol Mitchell Michael Bregman and Yetta Frederic and Linda Waks and Edward and Fran Sonshine Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg Michael and Lea-Anne Wekerle Judith Wells Ira Gluskin and Maxine Granovsky Bregman and Family Family Joseph and Mildred Sonshine Family Abraham and Malka Green The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Howard Wetston and Gluskin Charitable Foundation Bruce and Betty Birmingham* The Hedwig Walch Charitable $50,000 to $99,999 Moray and Joanne Tawse* Foundation Anonymous (2) Debbie Fischer Rebecca MacDonald Morey and Jennifer Chaplick Foundation TD Bank Financial Group Jay and Barbara Hennick AstraZeneca Canada Inc. In Memory of Barbara, Mark Isadore and Rosalie Sharp The Dan Family Michael and Lea-Anne Wekerle* Mark and Stephanie Valentine Kwok Yuen Ho BMO Financial Group and Arnold Wigston Peter A. Silverman John and Myrna Daniels Windfields Farm Limited $25,000 to $49,999 Larry and Marla Wasser Louis and Minnie Pearl and Family Colon Cancer Canada Anonymous (4) Charitable Foundation* Zimmer of Canada Limited Jack and Anne Weinbaum Kenair Apartments Ltd./ Michael Bregman and Yetta Kym Anthony The Drimmer Family Anonymous (4) Judith Wells Ken and Helen Rotenberg Bregman and Family Bayer Healthcare Dr. Jay Charitable Foundation* The Max and Beatrice Wolfe Manyu Ogale C. A. Delaney Capital The Bennett Family Foundation Kenny Field and Vivian Berman* $10,000 to $24,999 Charitable Foundation Zimmer of Canada Limited Management Ltd. Leonard and Felicie Blatt Morgan Firestone Foundation The Ray D. Wolfe Family Dawsco Property Corp. Geoffrey and Laurie Bledin Steven and Rita Banach Sydney G. Frankfort Anonymous(4) The DH Gales Family Charitable Hilde Breuer Karen and Bill Barnett $100,000 to $249,999 Foundation of Toronto Cara Operations Limited Brampton Brick Limited David and Angela Feldman The Benjamin Foundation CIBC Edie Creed and Eddie Creed Mark J. Feldman and Alexandra Hoy The Bresler Family Robert D. Cudney Stephen Diamond Great-West Life London Life Phil Campione The Drimmer Family Robert and Lynn Ezer and Family Canada Life Anna Cholkan Mario, Karen, Dylan, Kiri

40 41 April 1, 1995 to March 31, 2007 THE BEST MEDICINE THE BEST MEDICINE CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN 2006 – 2007

40 41 Clairvest Group Inc Family $5,000 to $9,999 Rebecca MacDonald Fellowships support the development of emerging professionals and scientific talent and we Denton D. Creighton Ariella Rohringer and Jean Matlow Robert and Mary Pat Armstrong appreciate these gifts, which are invested. The income earned is distributed annually in accordance Richard and Joanne Cummings Earl Rotman and Family Geoff and Jill Matus Family Penelope Bell The Dan Family Foundation Gerry and Caren Ruby McCarthy Tétrault Foundation with the term of reference of the Fellowship and Foundation policy, to support individuals pursuing Robert D. Berger and Holly Deluce Family Foundation Lana Merhej advanced medical and research studies. Marla Shapiro Morris and Gert Diamond The Samuel J. and Jean Sable Menachem and Ruth Rotman Judi and Jason Berman and Irving R. Gerstein Research Fellowship in Cancer Hy Isenbaum Research Fellowship in Oncology Marna Disbrow Family Foundation Milano Foods and Biscuits Limited Family Norm Hollend Fellowship in Oncology Research David McColm Fellowship in Lung Cancer Research Brian and Heidi Fenton Louis Savlov Minto Foundation Albert Bloom Limited Edward and Sylvia Fisch and The Oskar Ascher Schmidt In Memory of Harry and Maxie Bluestein, The Samuel and Family Charitable Foundation David Mogil Rose Levy Charitable Foundation Sidney and Norma Fromer Thomas and Marjorie Schwartz Andrew G. Phillips and The Bradstreet Family Foundation Brian Gluckstein Sears Canada Cathy Houston Adam Breslin and Gluskin Sheff and Associates Inc. David E. Shaw Mimi and Sam Pollock Erika Rubin-Breslin Grace and Gilbert Goodman David R. Shaw Kevin O’Leary Roel and Dorothy Buck Robert Grimson The Sam Sorbara Charitable The Cyril and Dorothy, Joel and Jill CanadaHelps.org The Joan and Clifford Hatch Foundation Reitman Family Foundation In Honour of Paul Chitel Foundation John and Marcie Suske Lionel and Helaine Robins James D. Church Stephen and Andrea Halperin Alan D. Schwarz and Family GIFTS OF LIFE INSURANCE John D. Coyne In Honour of William and The Joseph Tanenbaum Samuel and Jean Sable Family DHU Corporation Linda Hechter Charitable Foundation Foundation John Domsy and Nicole Lauermeier Steven and Hartley Hershenhorn The Wayne Tanenbaum Ronald and Joanne Schwarz POLICIES & BEQUESTS Lisa and Philip Draper Zelda Hershenhorn and Family Charitable Foundation David and Wendy Share The Frieberg Family Charitable William Nobleman and Torys LLP Gerald and Eleanor Shear We are grateful to those donors who contribute by purchasing a life insurance policy and assigning Foundation Dorothy Hollingsworth Larry and Marla Wasser Donna and Stanley Shenkman Samuel Frustaglio and Family Mount Sinai as the beneficiary. Akber Khimani and Hassan Khimani George and Mytie Wasserstein Michael Simonetta Susan Erem KSBH Capital Management and Family Paul and Carol Slavens David and Bonnie Goldstein Julie Albert Robert and Maxine Fish Sharon London Liss Sheldon and Susan Taerk Henrietta Kostman John G. Weir Louis A. Strauss In memory of Rachile (Lialia) Griffin Georges Benarroch Gary Fogler Paul and Pearl Marcus Kenneth M. Tanenbaum Eleanor and Lorne Leibel The Eddie and Marilyn Weisz Mr. Sub Jacob and Adela Guttman Jack Bernstein Gladys R. Fogler Jeffrey K. Mawle Gerald P. Turner Douglas McGregor Family Foundation Kenneth M. and Jennifer Harry Rosen Inc. Ivan and Helen Cader Lloyd S. D. Fogler Hugh A. McKay Rt. Hon. John N. Turner PC, CC, QC. Murray and Pauline Menkes Marilyn and Burton Winberg Tanenbaum and Family Harvey Fruitman Daniel Chai Melvin M. Gilbert Barbara Millichamp Hilary Turnock The Miller Family Chuck and Libby Winograd N.A. Taylor Foundation HSBC Bank Canada Ming Y. Chan Peter C. Godsoe Lionel and Ruth Richler Lawrence D. Wilder Beatrice and Arthur Minden Jerold and Gale Winter Tri City Equipment Rental Kessler Knowling S.K. Betty Chee Gary and Linda Goldberg Robert A. Rubinoff Irwin Wortsman Foundation Leonard Wolfe Family and Leasing Assen Kotzeff Sidney Chelsky Mel Goodman Eve Violet Rubinstein Clare Wright Minto Foundation Inc. Charitable Foundation In Honour of Frank and KPMG Charitable Foundation James Crichton Tennys J.M. Hanson Gerald Rudnick and Anonymous (3) PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP M. J. and C. Voticky In Memory Annette (Bobby) Wilson Mabel Kniseley Nurses Jon S. Dellandrea Ernie and Rivette Herzig Christine Rudnick Progress Packaging Limited of Arnold Voticky The Barbara and Harvey Wolfe Endowment Foundation Lyne C. Dellandrea Leanne M. Kipfer Eleanor Shear Stephen and Suzie Pustil Anonymous (3) Family Charitable Foundation Floyd and Barbara Stern Stephen H. Diamond Leemoy L. Len Michael Solomon Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Peter Ziegler Sharon London Liss Morton and Carol Rapp and Anonymous (3) The Foundation gratefully received bequests in excess of $1,000 from the following Estates between April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007. Benjamin Herbert Birstein Estate of Esther Riba Glass Stephan Lewar Trust Estate of Sam Sivitz Foundation Peter Paul Haynes and Helene Sophie Lewar Trust Estate of Nathan B. Smith Estate of Joan Helen Brahm Wollner Haynes Estate of Mary Lenore Mackie Estate of Margaret Hazel Estate of Jean Esilman Estate of Marta Kuc Estate of Katherine S. Perlman Kingstone Stuart As at March 31, 2007 Estate of Madeline F. Freeman Estate of Mildred Claudina Estate of Katharine Joyce Pomanti Estate of Lloyd Title Estate of Margaret Garbig Latchman Estate of Frank Silverberg Estate of Toby Wintraub CHAIRS AND DIRECTORS Anonymous (5) & FELLOWSHIPS We are grateful to donors supporting Chairs and Directorships that provide for our doctors and scientists who are recognized leaders in their field. Funds are invested and income earned is distributed annually in accordance with the terms of reference of the Chair/Directorship and Foundation policy, to support research and educational activities.

Apotex Chair in Molecular Oncology Leadership Sinai Chair in Surgery Morgan Firestone Chair in Psychotherapy Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Chair in Women’s Sydney G. Frankfort Chair in Family Medicine and Infants’ Health Research D. H. Gales Directorship for the Surgical Skills Centre Sam and Judy Pencer Family Chair in Diabetes Research Ira and Irving Gerstein Chair in Neonatal Medicine Sam and Judy Pencer Chair in Applied General Psychiatry Bernard I. Ghert Family Foundation Chair in Orthopaedics Heather M. Reisman Chair in Perinatal Nursing Research Koffler Directorship for the Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute Rubinoff/Gross Chair in Orthopaedic Oncology Marvelle Koffler Chair in Breast Research Anne Tanenbaum Chair in Molecular and Developmental Biology Temmy Latner/Dynacare Chair in Head Rose Torno Chair in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Neck Oncology Sandra and Lionel Waldman Family Chair for the Physician-in-Chief

42 43 Clairvest Group Inc Family $5,000 to $9,999 Rebecca MacDonald Fellowships support the development of emerging professionals and scientific talent and we Denton D. Creighton Ariella Rohringer and Jean Matlow Robert and Mary Pat Armstrong appreciate these gifts, which are invested. The income earned is distributed annually in accordance Richard and Joanne Cummings Earl Rotman and Family Geoff and Jill Matus Family Penelope Bell The Dan Family Foundation Gerry and Caren Ruby McCarthy Tétrault Foundation with the term of reference of the Fellowship and Foundation policy, to support individuals pursuing Robert D. Berger and Holly Deluce Family Foundation Lana Merhej advanced medical and research studies. Marla Shapiro Morris and Gert Diamond The Samuel J. and Jean Sable Menachem and Ruth Rotman Judi and Jason Berman and Irving R. Gerstein Research Fellowship in Cancer Hy Isenbaum Research Fellowship in Oncology Marna Disbrow Family Foundation Milano Foods and Biscuits Limited Family Norm Hollend Fellowship in Oncology Research David McColm Fellowship in Lung Cancer Research Brian and Heidi Fenton Louis Savlov Minto Foundation Albert Bloom Limited Edward and Sylvia Fisch and The Oskar Ascher Schmidt In Memory of Harry and Maxie Bluestein, The Samuel and Family Charitable Foundation David Mogil Rose Levy Charitable Foundation Sidney and Norma Fromer Thomas and Marjorie Schwartz Andrew G. Phillips and The Bradstreet Family Foundation Brian Gluckstein Sears Canada Cathy Houston Adam Breslin and Gluskin Sheff and Associates Inc. David E. Shaw Mimi and Sam Pollock Erika Rubin-Breslin Grace and Gilbert Goodman David R. Shaw Kevin O’Leary Roel and Dorothy Buck Robert Grimson The Sam Sorbara Charitable The Cyril and Dorothy, Joel and Jill CanadaHelps.org The Joan and Clifford Hatch Foundation Reitman Family Foundation In Honour of Paul Chitel Foundation John and Marcie Suske Lionel and Helaine Robins James D. Church Stephen and Andrea Halperin Alan D. Schwarz and Family GIFTS OF LIFE INSURANCE John D. Coyne In Honour of William and The Joseph Tanenbaum Samuel and Jean Sable Family DHU Corporation Linda Hechter Charitable Foundation Foundation John Domsy and Nicole Lauermeier Steven and Hartley Hershenhorn The Wayne Tanenbaum Ronald and Joanne Schwarz POLICIES & BEQUESTS Lisa and Philip Draper Zelda Hershenhorn and Family Charitable Foundation David and Wendy Share The Frieberg Family Charitable William Nobleman and Torys LLP Gerald and Eleanor Shear We are grateful to those donors who contribute by purchasing a life insurance policy and assigning Foundation Dorothy Hollingsworth Larry and Marla Wasser Donna and Stanley Shenkman Samuel Frustaglio and Family Mount Sinai as the beneficiary. Akber Khimani and Hassan Khimani George and Mytie Wasserstein Michael Simonetta Susan Erem KSBH Capital Management and Family Paul and Carol Slavens David and Bonnie Goldstein Julie Albert Robert and Maxine Fish Sharon London Liss Sheldon and Susan Taerk Henrietta Kostman John G. Weir Louis A. Strauss In memory of Rachile (Lialia) Griffin Georges Benarroch Gary Fogler Paul and Pearl Marcus Kenneth M. Tanenbaum Eleanor and Lorne Leibel The Eddie and Marilyn Weisz Mr. Sub Jacob and Adela Guttman Jack Bernstein Gladys R. Fogler Jeffrey K. Mawle Gerald P. Turner Douglas McGregor Family Foundation Kenneth M. and Jennifer Harry Rosen Inc. Ivan and Helen Cader Lloyd S. D. Fogler Hugh A. McKay Rt. Hon. John N. Turner PC, CC, QC. Murray and Pauline Menkes Marilyn and Burton Winberg Tanenbaum and Family Harvey Fruitman Daniel Chai Melvin M. Gilbert Barbara Millichamp Hilary Turnock The Miller Family Chuck and Libby Winograd N.A. Taylor Foundation HSBC Bank Canada Ming Y. Chan Peter C. Godsoe Lionel and Ruth Richler Lawrence D. Wilder Beatrice and Arthur Minden Jerold and Gale Winter Tri City Equipment Rental Kessler Knowling S.K. Betty Chee Gary and Linda Goldberg Robert A. Rubinoff Irwin Wortsman Foundation Leonard Wolfe Family and Leasing Assen Kotzeff Sidney Chelsky Mel Goodman Eve Violet Rubinstein Clare Wright Minto Foundation Inc. Charitable Foundation In Honour of Frank and KPMG Charitable Foundation James Crichton Tennys J.M. Hanson Gerald Rudnick and Anonymous (3) PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP M. J. and C. Voticky In Memory Annette (Bobby) Wilson Mabel Kniseley Nurses Jon S. Dellandrea Ernie and Rivette Herzig Christine Rudnick Progress Packaging Limited of Arnold Voticky The Barbara and Harvey Wolfe Endowment Foundation Lyne C. Dellandrea Leanne M. Kipfer Eleanor Shear Stephen and Suzie Pustil Anonymous (3) Family Charitable Foundation Floyd and Barbara Stern Stephen H. Diamond Leemoy L. Len Michael Solomon Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Peter Ziegler Sharon London Liss Morton and Carol Rapp and Anonymous (3) The Foundation gratefully received bequests in excess of $1,000 from the following Estates between April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007. Benjamin Herbert Birstein Estate of Esther Riba Glass Stephan Lewar Trust Estate of Sam Sivitz Foundation Peter Paul Haynes and Helene Sophie Lewar Trust Estate of Nathan B. Smith Estate of Joan Helen Brahm Wollner Haynes Estate of Mary Lenore Mackie Estate of Margaret Hazel Estate of Jean Esilman Estate of Marta Kuc Estate of Katherine S. Perlman Kingstone Stuart As at March 31, 2007 Estate of Madeline F. Freeman Estate of Mildred Claudina Estate of Katharine Joyce Pomanti Estate of Lloyd Title Estate of Margaret Garbig Latchman Estate of Frank Silverberg Estate of Toby Wintraub CHAIRS AND DIRECTORS Anonymous (5) & FELLOWSHIPS We are grateful to donors supporting Chairs and Directorships that provide for our doctors and scientists who are recognized leaders in their field. Funds are invested and income earned is distributed annually in accordance with the terms of reference of the Chair/Directorship and Foundation policy, to support research and educational activities.

42 43 $25,000 to $49,999 $10,000 to $24,999 Gurston S. Allen Endowment Fund * Susan Anne Adams and Andrew Wm. Levine Endowment Fund Eva and Mary Barrer Endowment Fund for Surgical Research Barbara Berger Memorial Endowment Fund Agnew Pecham and Associates Endowment Fund in honour Harold and Esther Berk Endowment Fund of Dr. G. Harvey Agnew for Medical Research Dr. Dominick Amato Endowment Fund Marie Berris Research Fund Larry Andreansky Endowment Fund Morley Binstock Endowment Fund for Head and Neck Oncology Pearl and Samuel Bacher Endowment Fund Boccia Family Endowment Fund Rose and Percy Banks Endowment Fund As at March 31, 2007 Eugene and Alice Boccia Endowment Fund Dr. Alan and Leah Bassett Endowment Fund Sarah Bregman Endowment Fund for Cardiology Jack and Lillian Beale Endowment Fund Esther Brill Endowment Fund Coralia Bennett Endowment Fund for Cardiac Research ENDOWMENT FUNDS Gertrude and Meyer Bromberg Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Gitel Bergman Scholarship Fund David and Lois Buckstein’s Children Endowment Fund for Medical Research Anne and Joseph Black Endowment Fund Muriel Carlen Endowment Fund Daniel Bradley Klar Black Endowment Fund We thank those who made endowment funds a permanent legacy, providing for the future of Senator and Mrs. David A. Croll Endowment Fund Mary and Sydney Blinick Endowment Fund Mount Sinai. The following list includes all endowments with contributed capital of $10,000 or more. Selma and David Eisen Endowment Fund Dr. David R. Bohnen Endowment Fund for Research Funds are invested and the income earned is distributed annually, in accordance with the terms of Jack and Sophia Ellis Endowment Fund Anne and David Brill Endowment Fund reference of the Fund and Foundation policy. Jack and Valerie Fine Endowment Fund Pearl and Louis S. Brody Endowment Fund Fogler, Rubinoff Endowment Fund in honour of Lloyd S.D. Fogler, Q.C. Dorothy Gordon Buck Endowment Fund for Research in Molecular Genetics $1 Million and up Philip Smith Endowment Fund for Research James M. Frank Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Dr. Max Carson Memorial Award in Family Medicine Nathan and Toby Starr Endowment Fund for Research in Mental Retardation Lillian and Harry Freedman Endowment Fund Lillian and Tom Cash and Family Endowment Fund Samuel Lunenfeld Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund Max and Anne Tanenbaum Endowment Fund for Research Carol and Percy Gitelman Endowment Fund for Family Medicine Dr. Joshua J. and Henrietta Chesnie Endowment Fund for Cardiology Research Fred A. Litwin Centre for Cancer Genetics Rose Torno Nursing Scholarship Fund Wolf and Esther Goldstein Scholarship Fund for Nurses Charles Cloth and Mary Spears Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Mark and Stephanie Valentine NICU Fund for Excellence Penny Tramiel Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Nat and Ethel Gotfrid Endowment Fund for Medical Research Gwen and Chauncey Cohen Endowment Fund Saul Wagman Endowment Fund for Medical Research Julie Hanson Endowment Fund for Colon Cancer Research Essie and Arthur Cohen Endowment Fund Yorkton Securities Fund for Young Scientists Jacob and Dorothy Hendeles Foundation Fund George A. Cohon Family Endowment Fund $500,000 to $999,999 Fannie and Saul Hertzman Endowment Fund Anne Joan Zeppa Coyne Endowment Fund Albert and Temmy Latner Family Foundation/Mount Sinai Hospital/Sarah Barney Joseph Endowment Fund Dadouch Family Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Herzog Memorial Hospital Joint Program $50,000 to $99,999 Adam Karpen Endowment Fund Pearl and Harold Dennis Endowment Fund Joseph and Joel Kerbel Endowment Fund The Carrie Fund for Autoimmune Diseases Doris and Harold Mack Endowment Fund Jennifer Ivey Bannock Endowment Fund Eva Kimel Endowment Fund Andrew Draper Endowment Fund Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Living Legacy Fund Dr. David R. Bohnen Endowment Fund for Research* Libman Family Endowment Fund for Medical Research Shelby Draper Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Julius Revich Endowment Fund Dr. Martin Breitman Endowment Fund Abbey A. Lipson Endowment Fund Judith Lynne Duckman Endowment Fund for Colon Cancer Research Albert D. and Gary L. Segal Endowment Fund for Medical Research Cardiology Research Fund Joseph M. Lubotta Endowment Fund Ruth Easser Psychiatric Endowment Fund Larry and Marla Wasser Endowment Fund for the Wasser Pain Chan Yin Yuan, Chan Veng Jun and Family Endowment Fund Bernard Ludwig Fellowship in Maternal/Fetal Medicine Wendy & Elliot Eisen Endowment Fund Management Centre Louis and Molly Chesler Endowment Fund Louis Manpel Scholarship Empire Forest Hill Lodge Endowment Fund Jerome S. Cooper Leukemia Research Fund Nikki McMaster Fund Jeffrey and Lynda Engel Endowment Fund Ruth and Harry Davis Endowment Fund Harry and Faye Minden Endowment Fund David Epstein Endowment Fund $250,000 to $499,999 William and Celia Eisenberg Endowment Miriam Neveren Endowment Fund for Medical Research Florence Batcher Feldbloom Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Fish and Daughters Endowment Fund Berman Family Foundation Endowment Fund Louis and Sarah Neveren Endowment Fund for Medical Research Dr. Joseph Fenton Endowment Fund for Medical Research George and Golda Fine Endowment Fund for Research in Molecular Edwin J. and Charlotte Pivnick Family Endowment Fund John David Fienberg Endowment Fund Albert and Myra Gallander Endowment Fund for Kidney Research Immunology and Neurobiology Dora and Sam Prince Family Endowment Fund Harry and Freda Fogler Endowment Fund Samuel and Freda Gotfrid Endowment Fund for Medical Research Samuel Hershoran Lipson Fund for Excellence in Sarcoma Dr. Alexander Relle Memorial Lecture Fund Ida and Sollie Fox Endowment Fund Harold and Miriam Green Research Endowment Fund Caroline and Emily Kassie Endowment Fund for Medical Research Sam and Luba Richardson Endowment Fund Ruth and Roy Frankel Endowment Fund Frank H. Guest Endowment Fund Endowment in Obstetrical Anaesthesia Samuel and Ethel Roher Endowment Fund for Medical Research Ted and Judy Freedman Endowment Fund Charles and Molly James Endowment Fund Frances and Rossi Rosenthal Family Endowment Fund for Medical Research Ron, Cynthia, Dylan and Myles Rosenthal Endowment Fund Ruth and Irving Frisch Family Endowment Fund Morris and Miriam Kerzner Family Endowment Fund Toby and Benjamin Roth Endowment Fund Joseph J. Schiffer and Dr. Irvine Schiffer Exchange Program in Oncology Garbe Family Endowment Fund Hugh Mappin Endowment Fund for Pancreatic Disease Research Harold Tanenbaum Endowment for Medical Research Carrie Schwarz Endowment Fund for Leukemia Research Goldie Gasner Endowment Fund Morton Mendelson Endowment Fund for Research Samuel V. Shefsky Endowment Fund for Diabetes Research Samuel and Sarah Glassman Endowment Fund Millie Merkur Endowment Fund for Research Leonard Simpson and Family Foundation Endowment Fund Ronald and Charlotte Glick Endowment Fund Earl David Myers Endowment Fund $100,000 to $249,999 Lilly Offenbach and Nathan Strauss, Q.C. Endowment Fund Sidonie Goldstein Lectureship on Sepsis Nursing Education Endowment Fund for Medical Research established in memory of her Ellen Goodman Endowment Fund for Research Samya Moranis Chris Lectureship Fund Howard L. Orfus Endowment Fund husband, Nathan, by Lilly Offenbach Strauss Lillian and Sydney Goodman Endowment Fund Esther and Jack Cole Endowment Fund for Cardiology Research Edwin J. Pivnick Endowment Fund for Medical Research* The Travel Award Fund in the Leadership Sinai Centre for Diabetes Senator Jerry and Mrs. Carole Grafstein Breast Cancer Research Fund Freeman Family Foundation Endowment Fund for Endrocrine Oncology Theodore and Florence Richmond Endowment Fund for Medical Research Ben and Vera Walker Endowment Fund for Research Abraham and Malka Green Arts and Crafts Endowment Fund Marilyn and David Gluskin Endowment Fund Henry S. Rosenberg, Q.C. Ph.D. Endowment Fund* Grace Weiss Endowment Fund for Oncology Research Jack Gringorten Endowment Fund for Heart Research Paul Grylak Endowment Fund in Memory of Wife Leah Pearl and Harry Rotenberg Endowment Fund Florence Winberg Endowment Fund Morris Gross Family Endowment Fund for Medical Research Jay and Barbara Hennick Endowment Fund for Medical Research Sadowski and Davies Endowment Fund Jerold and Gale Winter and Family and Motorcade Industries Limited Fred and Ruth Grossman Endowment Fund Sidney Liswood Endowment Fund Savlov Family Endowed Fellowship Fund for Excellence in Diabetes Research Endowment Fund for Crohn’s and Colitis Research Helen Grossman Endowment Fund Earl Mandell Endowment Fund for Medical Research Charlotte Schwartz Endowment Fund for Medical Research Rayzel Zuckerman Endowment Fund for Cancer Research J. George Gruber Endowment Fund Fay and Lou Mendelson and Ben Mendelson Endowment Fund Max and Lena Sharp Endowment Fund Jacob and Adela Guttman Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Minnie Nisker Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Gertrude and David Sher Endowment Fund Caroline Harris Endowment Fund J.C. Oelbaum Endowment Fund for Medical Research Sala and Pinkus Tepper Endowment Fund Jack and Emily Hayward Endowment Fund Petro-Canada Young Innovator Award Programme Clare and Gerald Turner Endowment Fund Joseph Herman Endowment Fund for Surgical Research Irving Pustil, Louis and Lillian Weinstein Endowment Fund for Diabetes Research Ben Ulster Fund for Research in Cardiology Szyja and Miriam Herszkopf Endowment Fund for Renee Reichmann Endowment Fund for Nursing Education West Family Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Family Medicine Genetics Research Joel and Jill Reitman Endowment Fund Louis Yolles and Estelle Yolles-Morris Endowment Fund

44 45 $25,000 to $49,999 $10,000 to $24,999 Gurston S. Allen Endowment Fund * Susan Anne Adams and Andrew Wm. Levine Endowment Fund Eva and Mary Barrer Endowment Fund for Surgical Research Barbara Berger Memorial Endowment Fund Agnew Pecham and Associates Endowment Fund in honour Harold and Esther Berk Endowment Fund of Dr. G. Harvey Agnew for Medical Research Dr. Dominick Amato Endowment Fund Marie Berris Research Fund Larry Andreansky Endowment Fund Morley Binstock Endowment Fund for Head and Neck Oncology Pearl and Samuel Bacher Endowment Fund Boccia Family Endowment Fund Rose and Percy Banks Endowment Fund As at March 31, 2007 Eugene and Alice Boccia Endowment Fund Dr. Alan and Leah Bassett Endowment Fund Sarah Bregman Endowment Fund for Cardiology Jack and Lillian Beale Endowment Fund Esther Brill Endowment Fund Coralia Bennett Endowment Fund for Cardiac Research ENDOWMENT FUNDS Gertrude and Meyer Bromberg Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Gitel Bergman Scholarship Fund David and Lois Buckstein’s Children Endowment Fund for Medical Research Anne and Joseph Black Endowment Fund Muriel Carlen Endowment Fund Daniel Bradley Klar Black Endowment Fund We thank those who made endowment funds a permanent legacy, providing for the future of Senator and Mrs. David A. Croll Endowment Fund Mary and Sydney Blinick Endowment Fund Mount Sinai. The following list includes all endowments with contributed capital of $10,000 or more. Selma and David Eisen Endowment Fund Dr. David R. Bohnen Endowment Fund for Research Funds are invested and the income earned is distributed annually, in accordance with the terms of Jack and Sophia Ellis Endowment Fund Anne and David Brill Endowment Fund reference of the Fund and Foundation policy. Jack and Valerie Fine Endowment Fund Pearl and Louis S. Brody Endowment Fund Fogler, Rubinoff Endowment Fund in honour of Lloyd S.D. Fogler, Q.C. Dorothy Gordon Buck Endowment Fund for Research in Molecular Genetics $1 Million and up Philip Smith Endowment Fund for Research James M. Frank Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Dr. Max Carson Memorial Award in Family Medicine Nathan and Toby Starr Endowment Fund for Research in Mental Retardation Lillian and Harry Freedman Endowment Fund Lillian and Tom Cash and Family Endowment Fund Samuel Lunenfeld Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund Max and Anne Tanenbaum Endowment Fund for Research Carol and Percy Gitelman Endowment Fund for Family Medicine Dr. Joshua J. and Henrietta Chesnie Endowment Fund for Cardiology Research Fred A. Litwin Centre for Cancer Genetics Rose Torno Nursing Scholarship Fund Wolf and Esther Goldstein Scholarship Fund for Nurses Charles Cloth and Mary Spears Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Mark and Stephanie Valentine NICU Fund for Excellence Penny Tramiel Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Nat and Ethel Gotfrid Endowment Fund for Medical Research Gwen and Chauncey Cohen Endowment Fund Saul Wagman Endowment Fund for Medical Research Julie Hanson Endowment Fund for Colon Cancer Research Essie and Arthur Cohen Endowment Fund Yorkton Securities Fund for Young Scientists Jacob and Dorothy Hendeles Foundation Fund George A. Cohon Family Endowment Fund $500,000 to $999,999 Fannie and Saul Hertzman Endowment Fund Anne Joan Zeppa Coyne Endowment Fund Albert and Temmy Latner Family Foundation/Mount Sinai Hospital/Sarah Barney Joseph Endowment Fund Dadouch Family Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Herzog Memorial Hospital Joint Program $50,000 to $99,999 Adam Karpen Endowment Fund Pearl and Harold Dennis Endowment Fund Joseph and Joel Kerbel Endowment Fund The Carrie Fund for Autoimmune Diseases Doris and Harold Mack Endowment Fund Jennifer Ivey Bannock Endowment Fund Eva Kimel Endowment Fund Andrew Draper Endowment Fund Mount Sinai Hospital Auxiliary Living Legacy Fund Dr. David R. Bohnen Endowment Fund for Research* Libman Family Endowment Fund for Medical Research Shelby Draper Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Julius Revich Endowment Fund Dr. Martin Breitman Endowment Fund Abbey A. Lipson Endowment Fund Judith Lynne Duckman Endowment Fund for Colon Cancer Research Albert D. and Gary L. Segal Endowment Fund for Medical Research Cardiology Research Fund Joseph M. Lubotta Endowment Fund Ruth Easser Psychiatric Endowment Fund Larry and Marla Wasser Endowment Fund for the Wasser Pain Chan Yin Yuan, Chan Veng Jun and Family Endowment Fund Bernard Ludwig Fellowship in Maternal/Fetal Medicine Wendy & Elliot Eisen Endowment Fund Management Centre Louis and Molly Chesler Endowment Fund Louis Manpel Scholarship Empire Forest Hill Lodge Endowment Fund Jerome S. Cooper Leukemia Research Fund Nikki McMaster Fund Jeffrey and Lynda Engel Endowment Fund Ruth and Harry Davis Endowment Fund Harry and Faye Minden Endowment Fund David Epstein Endowment Fund $250,000 to $499,999 William and Celia Eisenberg Endowment Miriam Neveren Endowment Fund for Medical Research Florence Batcher Feldbloom Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Fish and Daughters Endowment Fund Berman Family Foundation Endowment Fund Louis and Sarah Neveren Endowment Fund for Medical Research Dr. Joseph Fenton Endowment Fund for Medical Research George and Golda Fine Endowment Fund for Research in Molecular Edwin J. and Charlotte Pivnick Family Endowment Fund John David Fienberg Endowment Fund Albert and Myra Gallander Endowment Fund for Kidney Research Immunology and Neurobiology Dora and Sam Prince Family Endowment Fund Harry and Freda Fogler Endowment Fund Samuel and Freda Gotfrid Endowment Fund for Medical Research Samuel Hershoran Lipson Fund for Excellence in Sarcoma Dr. Alexander Relle Memorial Lecture Fund Ida and Sollie Fox Endowment Fund Harold and Miriam Green Research Endowment Fund Caroline and Emily Kassie Endowment Fund for Medical Research Sam and Luba Richardson Endowment Fund Ruth and Roy Frankel Endowment Fund Frank H. Guest Endowment Fund Endowment in Obstetrical Anaesthesia Samuel and Ethel Roher Endowment Fund for Medical Research Ted and Judy Freedman Endowment Fund Charles and Molly James Endowment Fund Frances and Rossi Rosenthal Family Endowment Fund for Medical Research Ron, Cynthia, Dylan and Myles Rosenthal Endowment Fund Ruth and Irving Frisch Family Endowment Fund Morris and Miriam Kerzner Family Endowment Fund Toby and Benjamin Roth Endowment Fund Joseph J. Schiffer and Dr. Irvine Schiffer Exchange Program in Oncology Garbe Family Endowment Fund Hugh Mappin Endowment Fund for Pancreatic Disease Research Harold Tanenbaum Endowment for Medical Research Carrie Schwarz Endowment Fund for Leukemia Research Goldie Gasner Endowment Fund Morton Mendelson Endowment Fund for Research Samuel V. Shefsky Endowment Fund for Diabetes Research Samuel and Sarah Glassman Endowment Fund Millie Merkur Endowment Fund for Research Leonard Simpson and Family Foundation Endowment Fund Ronald and Charlotte Glick Endowment Fund Earl David Myers Endowment Fund $100,000 to $249,999 Lilly Offenbach and Nathan Strauss, Q.C. Endowment Fund Sidonie Goldstein Lectureship on Sepsis Nursing Education Endowment Fund for Medical Research established in memory of her Ellen Goodman Endowment Fund for Research Samya Moranis Chris Lectureship Fund Howard L. Orfus Endowment Fund husband, Nathan, by Lilly Offenbach Strauss Lillian and Sydney Goodman Endowment Fund Esther and Jack Cole Endowment Fund for Cardiology Research Edwin J. Pivnick Endowment Fund for Medical Research* The Travel Award Fund in the Leadership Sinai Centre for Diabetes Senator Jerry and Mrs. Carole Grafstein Breast Cancer Research Fund Freeman Family Foundation Endowment Fund for Endrocrine Oncology Theodore and Florence Richmond Endowment Fund for Medical Research Ben and Vera Walker Endowment Fund for Research Abraham and Malka Green Arts and Crafts Endowment Fund Marilyn and David Gluskin Endowment Fund Henry S. Rosenberg, Q.C. Ph.D. Endowment Fund* Grace Weiss Endowment Fund for Oncology Research Jack Gringorten Endowment Fund for Heart Research Paul Grylak Endowment Fund in Memory of Wife Leah Pearl and Harry Rotenberg Endowment Fund Florence Winberg Endowment Fund Morris Gross Family Endowment Fund for Medical Research Jay and Barbara Hennick Endowment Fund for Medical Research Sadowski and Davies Endowment Fund Jerold and Gale Winter and Family and Motorcade Industries Limited Fred and Ruth Grossman Endowment Fund Sidney Liswood Endowment Fund Savlov Family Endowed Fellowship Fund for Excellence in Diabetes Research Endowment Fund for Crohn’s and Colitis Research Helen Grossman Endowment Fund Earl Mandell Endowment Fund for Medical Research Charlotte Schwartz Endowment Fund for Medical Research Rayzel Zuckerman Endowment Fund for Cancer Research J. George Gruber Endowment Fund Fay and Lou Mendelson and Ben Mendelson Endowment Fund Max and Lena Sharp Endowment Fund Jacob and Adela Guttman Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Minnie Nisker Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Gertrude and David Sher Endowment Fund Caroline Harris Endowment Fund J.C. Oelbaum Endowment Fund for Medical Research Sala and Pinkus Tepper Endowment Fund Jack and Emily Hayward Endowment Fund Petro-Canada Young Innovator Award Programme Clare and Gerald Turner Endowment Fund Joseph Herman Endowment Fund for Surgical Research Irving Pustil, Louis and Lillian Weinstein Endowment Fund for Diabetes Research Ben Ulster Fund for Research in Cardiology Szyja and Miriam Herszkopf Endowment Fund for Renee Reichmann Endowment Fund for Nursing Education West Family Endowment Fund for Cancer Research Family Medicine Genetics Research Joel and Jill Reitman Endowment Fund Louis Yolles and Estelle Yolles-Morris Endowment Fund

44 45 Gertrude Herszzon Endowment Fund Irving and Eva Seligman Endowment Fund Jack and Saul Hertzman and Harry A. Stone Endowment Fund Shirley Shaul Endowment Fund Isadore and Libby Hoffman Endowment Fund Lynn and Skip Sigel Emergency/Trauma Department Special Fund Benjamin and Anita Hutter Endowment Fund Malack and Esther Simlevitz Endowment Fund Irving and Mina Ingber Endowment Fund Murray L. Simon Orthodontic Endowment Fund Darrell Isenberg Research Endowment Fund Isla and John Slavens Endowment Fund Albert Jaffey Endowment Fund Paul and Carol Slavens Endowment Fund James and Deborah Johnson Endowment Fund for Orthopaedic Surgery Carole and Morton Smith Endowment Fund Dr. David A. Jordan and Family Endowment Fund Harold and Sylvia Smith Endowment Fund Isaac and Sarah Kaufman Endowment Fund Sara and Leonard C. Smith, Q.C. Endowment Fund Norman and Ellin Kert Endowment Fund Social Work Department Endowment Fund Jerry and Karmela Klasner Endowment Fund Susan Sorokin Endowment Fund for Nursing Education Shirley and Hughie Kline Endowment Fund Speedy Muffler King Endowment Fund Henry and Zelda Korenblum Endowment Fund Dr. Sidney Starkman Endowment Fund LEADERSHIP SINAI Harry Korzen Endowment Fund for Oncology Research Norman B. Stein Endowment Fund Sigmund Kuperstein Endowment Fund for Medical Research Max and Freda Steinberg Endowment Fund Maryann Lawrence Bursary Fund for ICU/CCU Dorothy and Harry A. Stone Endowment Fund Leadership Sinai was created in 1993 to encourage and develop the involvement of young professionals Jerry and Betty Lefkovitch Endowment Fund Philip and Pearl Stone Endowment Fund for Research in the Hospital. Through membership, fundraising and a lively roster of events, Leadership Sinai has Jacob, Sara, Murray and Adrienne Levinter Endowment Fund for Research Harry Sversky Endowment Fund made substantial contributions to Mount Sinai supporting research, enhanced patient care facilities, new Lou Lokash Endowment Fund Florence Swartz Endowment Fund for Medical Research David B. Lubotta Endowment Fund in Honour of His Bar-Mitzvah Charles Taylor Endowment Fund technology and equipment. Harry Marcus Endowment Fund Eleanor and Burnett Thall Research Endowment Fund Barnet and Gertrude Markson Endowment Fund Florence and Harry Topper Endowment Fund New Members $5,000 TO $9,999 Michael Kraft Scarlett Kate Turvey Olga and Sam Meister Medical Research Fund Dr. Alan and Dora Track Surgical Research Fund Jonathan Lapidus Jason Underwood Geoffrey and Laurie Bledin Jack Melman Endowment Fund for Palliative Medicine Andrew Tuvel Endowment Fund (April 1, 2006 to Daniel Lawee David N. Wasserman Gary and Barbara Fogler Dr. Morris Mannuel and Mrs. Rita Cecille Mink Endowment Fund Andrew Tuvel Medical Oncology Research Fund March 31, 2007) Michael Levitt Carol Wilding for Heart Research Van Der Kuijp Westerweld Family Fund Russell Levy Joshua Wise Michael Bellman Harry and David Mogil Endowment Fund Irwin A. Wallace Endowment Fund Sidney Lisser Jonny Wolfe Yolanda Bronstein $1,000 TO $4,999 Eunice and David Mouckley Endowment Fund for Research Dr. Irving and Margaret Wayne Research Endowment Fund G. Alexander MacKenzie John Cape Vanessa Abaya MSH- Fund for Excellence Candy Weil Endowment Fund Page Magen Elizabeth Creates Kenny Albert Allan Noble Endowment Fund Anne and Leon Weinstein Endowment Fund Liza Mauer LEADERSHIP SINAI Andrew Gage Jeff Baryshnik George and Esther Novak Endowment Fund Moshe Joseph Weisfield Endowment Fund Kailee Mecklinger BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sean Gilbert Robyn S. Beder Russel Alan Ogus Endowment Fund for Psychiatric Research Marily and Burton Winberg Endowment Fund Shawn Mecklinger Joshua Gofman Ugo Bizzarri (as at March 31, 2007) Samuel Orfus Endowment Fund for Research Sarah and Morry Wingold Endowment Fund for Research Andrew Miller Susan Horvath Bonnie Bloomberg Kevin Samuel Paris Endowment Fund for Neonatal Research Rosalind Witkin Endowment Fund Ina Ornstein Chair Morley Ivers Caroline Bokar Jess and Ingrid Pennelli Endowment Fund David A. Wodlinger Endowment Fund Kelly Patchet Jordan Sarick David R. Kaufman Yolanda Bronstein Jacob Perlman Endowment Fund Ethel Woolfe Endowment Fund John Prato Vice Chairs Page Magen Buena Vista Development Corp. Morris Prousky Endowment Fund Annette (Denny) and Cecil Yolles in honour of Mary and Jeff Ridout Kenny Albert Kailee Mecklinger John Cape Ida Ragals Research Fund Samuel Yolles Endowment Fund Brian Rittenberg Shaun Francis Shawn Mecklinger Oz Cohen Norman and Rae Rebick Endowment Fund Jack E. Young Endowment Fund Jonathan L. Robinson Jonathan M. Pollack Jeff Ridout Elizabeth Creates Goldie and Harry Rash Endowment Fund Eliezer and Itta Zeisler Endowment Fund for Heart and Stroke Research Jay Rosenzweig Secretary Eric Schneider Stephen D’Arcy Edward I. Richmond Endowment Fund Carole Herman Zucker Endowment Fund Kenneth Rubin Robyn S. Beder Jarrad Segal Lesley David Adele Ross Endowment Fund Daniel Rumack Treasurer Jonathan Shields Marcus Doyle Stanley and Tanya Rossby Endowment Fund Shawn Saraga David M. Sherman Stuart H. B. Smith Jr. Robert Ellis Louis and Minnie Rotenberg Endowment Fund Candy Schaffel Total Chairs, $55,360,861 Jennifer D. Suess Joseph Fanaki Lanny Salsberg Memorial Fund Eric Schneider Directors Directorships, Fellowship Stephen Turvey Steven Farber Jennie and Sol Frank Samuels Endowment Fund Ian Schnoor Ugo Bizzarri Jason Underwood Caren Fields Al and Gertrude Sax Memorial Fund and Endowment Funds Jarrad Segal Bruce V. Freeman Jonny Wolfe Shaun Francis Leo and Ruth Schacter Endowment Fund for Research Melanie Segal S. Zachary Goldman Bruce V. Freeman Samuel and Helen Schacter Endowment Fund *Established by Resolution of the Board of Directors Simone Seltzer Steven M. Hershenhorn Andrew Gage Rose and Samuel Segal Endowment Fund Pledge Payments Daniel Shapira Eric N. Hoffstein and Donations Frank Gerstein David M. Sherman Vered Kaminker Sean Gilbert Les Sherman Michael D. King $25,000 AND UP Jordan Gnat S.I.C. Holdings Inc. Caryn M. Markman Phillip and Peggy DeZwirek Glenn Graff Joan Sproul Andrew Miller The Fleisher Family Vic Gupta Amy Stein Allan P. O’Dette The Miller Family Albert Haddad David Sugarman Jennifer B. Pearlman Miles Spencer Nadal and Family Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd. Lisa Swartzman Corinne Pruzanski Sacha Hayward The Siteline Group Inc. Andrea Rudnick Jake Herman Christopher R. Slightham Kenny Rubin $10,000 TO $24,999 Eric N. Hoffstein Daniel Sonshine Shawn Saraga Eric Inspektor Jordan Sarick Joan Stevens Christopher R. Slightham Judith John TD Securities Jennifer D. Suess Lisa R. Swartzman Vered Kaminker TD Securities Underwriting Lorne Sugarman R. Blair Tamblyn David R. Kaufman Hope Fund Chaim Talpalar David N. Wasserman Jay Klein R. Blair Tamblyn Robert Kofman Ex-Officio David Taub Susan Horvath Daniel Kolber Christine Terashita Zelda Korenblum Michael J.R. Nisker

46 47 Gertrude Herszzon Endowment Fund Irving and Eva Seligman Endowment Fund Jack and Saul Hertzman and Harry A. Stone Endowment Fund Shirley Shaul Endowment Fund Isadore and Libby Hoffman Endowment Fund Lynn and Skip Sigel Emergency/Trauma Department Special Fund Benjamin and Anita Hutter Endowment Fund Malack and Esther Simlevitz Endowment Fund Irving and Mina Ingber Endowment Fund Murray L. Simon Orthodontic Endowment Fund Darrell Isenberg Research Endowment Fund Isla and John Slavens Endowment Fund Albert Jaffey Endowment Fund Paul and Carol Slavens Endowment Fund James and Deborah Johnson Endowment Fund for Orthopaedic Surgery Carole and Morton Smith Endowment Fund Dr. David A. Jordan and Family Endowment Fund Harold and Sylvia Smith Endowment Fund Isaac and Sarah Kaufman Endowment Fund Sara and Leonard C. Smith, Q.C. Endowment Fund Norman and Ellin Kert Endowment Fund Social Work Department Endowment Fund Jerry and Karmela Klasner Endowment Fund Susan Sorokin Endowment Fund for Nursing Education Shirley and Hughie Kline Endowment Fund Speedy Muffler King Endowment Fund Henry and Zelda Korenblum Endowment Fund Dr. Sidney Starkman Endowment Fund LEADERSHIP SINAI Harry Korzen Endowment Fund for Oncology Research Norman B. Stein Endowment Fund Sigmund Kuperstein Endowment Fund for Medical Research Max and Freda Steinberg Endowment Fund Maryann Lawrence Bursary Fund for ICU/CCU Dorothy and Harry A. Stone Endowment Fund Leadership Sinai was created in 1993 to encourage and develop the involvement of young professionals Jerry and Betty Lefkovitch Endowment Fund Philip and Pearl Stone Endowment Fund for Research in the Hospital. Through membership, fundraising and a lively roster of events, Leadership Sinai has Jacob, Sara, Murray and Adrienne Levinter Endowment Fund for Research Harry Sversky Endowment Fund made substantial contributions to Mount Sinai supporting research, enhanced patient care facilities, new Lou Lokash Endowment Fund Florence Swartz Endowment Fund for Medical Research David B. Lubotta Endowment Fund in Honour of His Bar-Mitzvah Charles Taylor Endowment Fund technology and equipment. Harry Marcus Endowment Fund Eleanor and Burnett Thall Research Endowment Fund Barnet and Gertrude Markson Endowment Fund Florence and Harry Topper Endowment Fund New Members $5,000 TO $9,999 Michael Kraft Scarlett Kate Turvey Olga and Sam Meister Medical Research Fund Dr. Alan and Dora Track Surgical Research Fund Jonathan Lapidus Jason Underwood Geoffrey and Laurie Bledin Jack Melman Endowment Fund for Palliative Medicine Andrew Tuvel Endowment Fund (April 1, 2006 to Daniel Lawee David N. Wasserman Gary and Barbara Fogler Dr. Morris Mannuel and Mrs. Rita Cecille Mink Endowment Fund Andrew Tuvel Medical Oncology Research Fund March 31, 2007) Michael Levitt Carol Wilding for Heart Research Van Der Kuijp Westerweld Family Fund Russell Levy Joshua Wise Michael Bellman Harry and David Mogil Endowment Fund Irwin A. Wallace Endowment Fund Sidney Lisser Jonny Wolfe Yolanda Bronstein $1,000 TO $4,999 Eunice and David Mouckley Endowment Fund for Research Dr. Irving and Margaret Wayne Research Endowment Fund G. Alexander MacKenzie John Cape Vanessa Abaya MSH- Fund for Excellence Candy Weil Endowment Fund Page Magen Elizabeth Creates Kenny Albert Allan Noble Endowment Fund Anne and Leon Weinstein Endowment Fund Liza Mauer LEADERSHIP SINAI Andrew Gage Jeff Baryshnik George and Esther Novak Endowment Fund Moshe Joseph Weisfield Endowment Fund Kailee Mecklinger BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sean Gilbert Robyn S. Beder Russel Alan Ogus Endowment Fund for Psychiatric Research Marily and Burton Winberg Endowment Fund Shawn Mecklinger Joshua Gofman Ugo Bizzarri (as at March 31, 2007) Samuel Orfus Endowment Fund for Research Sarah and Morry Wingold Endowment Fund for Research Andrew Miller Susan Horvath Bonnie Bloomberg Kevin Samuel Paris Endowment Fund for Neonatal Research Rosalind Witkin Endowment Fund Ina Ornstein Chair Morley Ivers Caroline Bokar Jess and Ingrid Pennelli Endowment Fund David A. Wodlinger Endowment Fund Kelly Patchet Jordan Sarick David R. Kaufman Yolanda Bronstein Jacob Perlman Endowment Fund Ethel Woolfe Endowment Fund John Prato Vice Chairs Page Magen Buena Vista Development Corp. Morris Prousky Endowment Fund Annette (Denny) and Cecil Yolles in honour of Mary and Jeff Ridout Kenny Albert Kailee Mecklinger John Cape Ida Ragals Research Fund Samuel Yolles Endowment Fund Brian Rittenberg Shaun Francis Shawn Mecklinger Oz Cohen Norman and Rae Rebick Endowment Fund Jack E. Young Endowment Fund Jonathan L. Robinson Jonathan M. Pollack Jeff Ridout Elizabeth Creates Goldie and Harry Rash Endowment Fund Eliezer and Itta Zeisler Endowment Fund for Heart and Stroke Research Jay Rosenzweig Secretary Eric Schneider Stephen D’Arcy Edward I. Richmond Endowment Fund Carole Herman Zucker Endowment Fund Kenneth Rubin Robyn S. Beder Jarrad Segal Lesley David Adele Ross Endowment Fund Daniel Rumack Treasurer Jonathan Shields Marcus Doyle Stanley and Tanya Rossby Endowment Fund Shawn Saraga David M. Sherman Stuart H. B. Smith Jr. Robert Ellis Louis and Minnie Rotenberg Endowment Fund Candy Schaffel Total Chairs, $55,360,861 Jennifer D. Suess Joseph Fanaki Lanny Salsberg Memorial Fund Eric Schneider Directors Directorships, Fellowship Stephen Turvey Steven Farber Jennie and Sol Frank Samuels Endowment Fund Ian Schnoor Ugo Bizzarri Jason Underwood Caren Fields Al and Gertrude Sax Memorial Fund and Endowment Funds Jarrad Segal Bruce V. Freeman Jonny Wolfe Shaun Francis Leo and Ruth Schacter Endowment Fund for Research Melanie Segal S. Zachary Goldman Bruce V. Freeman Samuel and Helen Schacter Endowment Fund *Established by Resolution of the Board of Directors Simone Seltzer Steven M. Hershenhorn Andrew Gage Rose and Samuel Segal Endowment Fund Pledge Payments Daniel Shapira Eric N. Hoffstein and Donations Frank Gerstein David M. Sherman Vered Kaminker Sean Gilbert Les Sherman Michael D. King $25,000 AND UP Jordan Gnat S.I.C. Holdings Inc. Caryn M. Markman Phillip and Peggy DeZwirek Glenn Graff Joan Sproul Andrew Miller The Fleisher Family Vic Gupta Amy Stein Allan P. O’Dette The Miller Family Albert Haddad David Sugarman Jennifer B. Pearlman Miles Spencer Nadal and Family Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd. Lisa Swartzman Corinne Pruzanski Sacha Hayward The Siteline Group Inc. Andrea Rudnick Jake Herman Christopher R. Slightham Kenny Rubin $10,000 TO $24,999 Eric N. Hoffstein Daniel Sonshine Shawn Saraga Eric Inspektor Jordan Sarick Joan Stevens Christopher R. Slightham Judith John TD Securities Jennifer D. Suess Lisa R. Swartzman Vered Kaminker TD Securities Underwriting Lorne Sugarman R. Blair Tamblyn David R. Kaufman Hope Fund Chaim Talpalar David N. Wasserman Jay Klein R. Blair Tamblyn Robert Kofman Ex-Officio David Taub Susan Horvath Daniel Kolber Christine Terashita Zelda Korenblum Michael J.R. Nisker

46 47 DayMen Photo Marketing LP Errol Gordon Nancy Pencer Murray Silverberg Carol Del Zotto Sharon Grosman Thai P. Nguyen Louis and Roz Silverstein Delmar International Inc. Bonnie Griffin OPI Products Inc. Softchoice Corporation Direct Energy HomeSense PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Squareco Properties Inc DOCUdavit Solutions Hurontario Centre Ltd. Petro Plastics Company Inc. Syntax Systems Ltd. Dolce Magazine Imperial Vending Services Inc. Stephen Pike The Wayne Tanenbaum Dundee Securities Corporation The Inkan Group Polar Capital Corp. Charitable Foundation Eagle’s Nest Golf Club iT Methods Production Table Tremco Canada Division Edgestone Capital Partners J.F. Brennan Design Build Inc. Progress Doors Ltd. Donald L. Triggs First Gulf Development K-Bro Linen Systems Inc. Raymond James Ltd. Tros Aluminum Installations Ltd. Corporation Jerry Korn Richard Wengle Architect Inc. Trump International Hotel & Fogler, Rubinoff LLP KPMG LLP Robins Appleby and Taub LLP Tower, Toronto EVENTS Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Kronis Rotsztain Margles Cappel Sheldon Robinson Vinyl Profiles Ltd. Fuji Photo Film Canada Inc. Master Design Jewellery a division The Rose Corporation Evan Wayne Fun Technologies of Martin Ross Group Inc. Rosenberg, Smith and Partners Chad Wolfond Garfinkle, Biderman LLP Medicis Aesthetics Canada Ltd. Royal Bank of Canada The Yorkville Club Thanks to extraordinary volunteers, corporate sponsors, partners and participants who supported and The Global Group Murray and Pauline Menkes Schaeffer & Associates Ltd. Anonymous (1) organized special events benefiting Mount Sinai Hospital between April 1, 2006 and March 31, 2007. GMP Securities Ltd Mint Entertainment Sherson Group Inc. Goodman and Company, Morris & Mackenzie Inc. Shoppers Drug Mart $100,000+ Murray and Marvelle Koffler Ratiopharm Lifestyles Magazine Investment Counsel Ltd. MSH Department of Pathology Shorcan Brokers Ltd. Kubik River Oaks Group Medcan Clinic DaVinci Gala Jon Lane Rivex Pharma Inc. Novopharm Ltd./Kohl & Frisch The Oakdale Golf and Country Club Rebecca MacDonald Bob Rubinoff Limited RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust Maple Downs Golf & Country Club Sage Investments Ltd. Pacart Mizrahi Canada Sanofi Aventis Canada Inc. Panasonic Canada Inc. Anatoli and Valerie Plotkine Matthew Sapera Prime Restaurants FRIENDS FOR LIFE $50,000 to $99,999 Jeff and Lori Rosenthal ScotiaMcLeod RBC Foundation Sandoz Canada Inc. Amalgamated Transit Union Sherman Foundation Gerald Schwartz and Royal de Versailles Jewellers - Local 101 Erica Shuttleworth RSM Richter We thank our Friends for Life Society donors who generously give annually to Mount Sinai Hospital. Isadore and Rosalie Sharp Heather Reisman Michael and Judy Silver Shoeless Joe’s Restaurants The Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation is pleased to present the following list of Society members who Unicorn Dream Dinner Anonymous (1) The Snowflake Ball SoHo Metropolitan Hotel have given between $500 and $4,999 from April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007. Sony of Canada Ltd. Standard Parking of Canada Ltd. Dr. and Mrs. A.C. Strickler $25,000 to $49,999 $5,000 to $9,999 David Steinberg Investors $1,200 John and Vera Elder The B.A. Himel Family Foundation Bruce and Barbara MacGowan Surviving Strep Strategies for Life Sunset Shuffle The Max and Larry Enkin Foundation Timen Ho and Ling-Hing Ho-Lai Esther Matlow 3M Canada Inc. to $4,999 Blackmont Capital Inc. Jeff and Rachelle Tauber Larry and Judy Tanenbaum and Philip M. Epstein Ron and Joan Hogwood Noreen H. McInnis A.E. Grossman Foundation Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg TD Cornerstone Commercial Family Astral Broadcasting Group Inc. Saul Feldberg Horner Developments Limited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meister Abbott Laboratories (Canada) Ltd. Christine Wood Dinner Realty Ltd. Alberta Ayriss* Phyllis Feldman Hydro One Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Melman All Stars Courier Service Firm Capital Mortgage The Toronto Clinic Barbara Ballentine Ralph and Kathleen Fenik IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund Metropolitan Equities Limited Biovail Corporation Investment Trust N. Marina Barnstijn Jonathan Fidler Marius Iftimie* Million Dollar Round Table Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP TransGlobe Property $1,000 to $2,499 Bernard Ghert G. Sean and Salina Barry Michael and Judy Firestone Interwide Investments Limited Canadian Charitable Foundation Geoffrey Bledin Management Services Henry’s 771107 Ontario Ltd. Robert and Eleanor Bennett Debbie Fischer Dr. Brian D. Jafine Florence Minz and Gordon Kirke BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Triton Pharma Inc. Mintourban Communities Inc. Accurate Fasteners Ltd. Roland Bertin Garry M. Foster Johnson-Rose Inc. Susan and Norman Mogil* Brettler Foundation/Mintz & Partners Universal Workers Union Local 183 MPG Canada Inc. Al G. Brown & Associates Dr. Irving I. Betcherman Theodore Freedman Judy and Paul Bronfman Micki Moore-Simpson Christie’s Canada Andrew Rivkin Arcadian Aluminum Installations Inc. Erika and Ernie Bloch Herb and Betty Frieberg Charitable Foundation Moshoian Productions Limited CIBC World Markets Mark Rivkin and Jenny Solursh Stuart Berkowitz BMO Fountain of Hope, Richard Furst Alexa and Ryan Kady Andre Nacawa* Clarity $2,500 to $4,999 Welded Tube of Canada Bioscrypt Inc. Employees Foundation, BMO Edgar A. Garber Hillel and Donna Kagan Neil and Gladys Neufeld Con-Drain (1983) Company Ltd. AFG Industries Inc. Financial Group Rene Geist Buschie Kamin Katherine A. Newman Benjamin Cormier David Bleeman Barbara Astman Sidney and Gladye Bregman Leonard and Eleanor Godfrey Fred and May Karp C. John Nott Deloitte & Touche LLP Blizzard Courier Service Limited $10,000 to $24,999 Myer D. Brody Robert Goldberger Dr. Max Carson Memorial Award OPG Employees’ & Pensioners’ Fabricland Distributors Inc. Calvin Klein Blockbuster Canada David M. Burton Goldman Holdings Ltd. in Family Medicine from the Charity Trust AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Julius Fortis Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Trevor M. Born Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Carr, B.A. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Graff Carson Family David M. Perkell Barfield Investments Inc. Gentec International Century Building Restoration Inc. Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Herbert Chang Carole Grafstein Shayam and Anita Kaushal* Posluns Family Foundation Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Genzyme Canada Inc. Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc. Canadian Mortgage Chris Steer Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Greisman Joseph Kerzner Esterita Rajsky Michael Bregman GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Jane Corkin Strategies & Investments Brokers Limited* Michael Gross Golda Koschitzky Albert Reichmann The Campacci Family Ira Gluskin and Michael Dan Christopher A. Carson Marshall and Judith Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gutmann Henry Koschitzky Harry Rich Canon Canada Inc. Maxine Granovsky Gluskin The Descartes Systems Group Inc. Casio Canada Ltd. George B. Collins Jack and Judy Gwartz Jack A. Koven David Robertson Ernst & Young LLP Mendel M. Green, Q. C. Extrudex Aluminum Inc. Cathay Pacific Flights Arthur Cook* Haber Berlind Family Foundation Jacob Kraicer Harold and Medora Roe Ferring Inc. The Herzig Eye Institute The Les and Minda Feldman Centura Limited Elaine Culiner The Ralph and Jack Kronis and Jennifer N. Lafayetee Mr. and Mrs. R. Louis Ronson Danny and Laurel Fleisher Rodney H. Kelson Charitable Foundation CIBC Matthew Diamond and Nisa Roslyn Halbert Foundation Donald and Virginia Lato The Jack Rose Family Foundation Newton Glassman Charitable The Albert and Temmy Latner The GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Colantonio Metals & Disposal Ltd. Krongold-Schechtman Richard & Pamela Hallisey Frank Laurie Harry Rosen Foundation Family Foundation Goodman and Carr LLP Antonio Dicosmo K. Pruyn Haskins Michael Leranbaum David Salomon Gluskin Sheff + Associates Midland Paper Cyberplex Interactive Media Inc. The Great Gulf Homes Dynamic Fund Foundation James and Sandra Hausman Alexander Libfeld Mark J. Sarner Heenan Blaikie LLP The Mifsud Family D.T.J. Aluminum Installation Inc. Early Morning Productions Inc. Harvey and Sheila Hecker Anthony Lisanti Charles and Mina Schwarz Ideaca The Miller Tavern Charitable Foundation The Dan Family Foundation Dr. Seymor Eber Hartley Hershenhorn Ben and Jill Lustig William Sheppard Michael Kam Nikon Canada Inc. Al Green John and Myrna Daniels Bernice Eckler Steven M. Hershenhorn Ron Lustig Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shier Warren and Debbie Kimel Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Irene Kott Charitable Foundation

4648 4749 DayMen Photo Marketing LP Errol Gordon Nancy Pencer Murray Silverberg Carol Del Zotto Sharon Grosman Thai P. Nguyen Louis and Roz Silverstein Delmar International Inc. Bonnie Griffin OPI Products Inc. Softchoice Corporation Direct Energy HomeSense PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Squareco Properties Inc DOCUdavit Solutions Hurontario Centre Ltd. Petro Plastics Company Inc. Syntax Systems Ltd. Dolce Magazine Imperial Vending Services Inc. Stephen Pike The Wayne Tanenbaum Dundee Securities Corporation The Inkan Group Polar Capital Corp. Charitable Foundation Eagle’s Nest Golf Club iT Methods Production Table Tremco Canada Division Edgestone Capital Partners J.F. Brennan Design Build Inc. Progress Doors Ltd. Donald L. Triggs First Gulf Development K-Bro Linen Systems Inc. Raymond James Ltd. Tros Aluminum Installations Ltd. Corporation Jerry Korn Richard Wengle Architect Inc. Trump International Hotel & Fogler, Rubinoff LLP KPMG LLP Robins Appleby and Taub LLP Tower, Toronto EVENTS Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Kronis Rotsztain Margles Cappel Sheldon Robinson Vinyl Profiles Ltd. Fuji Photo Film Canada Inc. Master Design Jewellery a division The Rose Corporation Evan Wayne Fun Technologies of Martin Ross Group Inc. Rosenberg, Smith and Partners Chad Wolfond Garfinkle, Biderman LLP Medicis Aesthetics Canada Ltd. Royal Bank of Canada The Yorkville Club Thanks to extraordinary volunteers, corporate sponsors, partners and participants who supported and The Global Group Murray and Pauline Menkes Schaeffer & Associates Ltd. Anonymous (1) organized special events benefiting Mount Sinai Hospital between April 1, 2006 and March 31, 2007. GMP Securities Ltd Mint Entertainment Sherson Group Inc. Goodman and Company, Morris & Mackenzie Inc. Shoppers Drug Mart $100,000+ Murray and Marvelle Koffler Ratiopharm Lifestyles Magazine Investment Counsel Ltd. MSH Department of Pathology Shorcan Brokers Ltd. Kubik River Oaks Group Medcan Clinic DaVinci Gala Jon Lane Rivex Pharma Inc. Novopharm Ltd./Kohl & Frisch The Oakdale Golf and Country Club Rebecca MacDonald Bob Rubinoff Limited RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust Maple Downs Golf & Country Club Sage Investments Ltd. Pacart Mizrahi Canada Sanofi Aventis Canada Inc. Panasonic Canada Inc. Anatoli and Valerie Plotkine Matthew Sapera Prime Restaurants FRIENDS FOR LIFE $50,000 to $99,999 Jeff and Lori Rosenthal ScotiaMcLeod RBC Foundation Sandoz Canada Inc. Amalgamated Transit Union Sherman Foundation Gerald Schwartz and Royal de Versailles Jewellers - Local 101 Erica Shuttleworth RSM Richter We thank our Friends for Life Society donors who generously give annually to Mount Sinai Hospital. Isadore and Rosalie Sharp Heather Reisman Michael and Judy Silver Shoeless Joe’s Restaurants The Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation is pleased to present the following list of Society members who Unicorn Dream Dinner Anonymous (1) The Snowflake Ball SoHo Metropolitan Hotel have given between $500 and $4,999 from April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007. Sony of Canada Ltd. Standard Parking of Canada Ltd. Dr. and Mrs. A.C. Strickler $25,000 to $49,999 $5,000 to $9,999 David Steinberg Investors $1,200 John and Vera Elder The B.A. Himel Family Foundation Bruce and Barbara MacGowan Surviving Strep Strategies for Life Sunset Shuffle The Max and Larry Enkin Foundation Timen Ho and Ling-Hing Ho-Lai Esther Matlow 3M Canada Inc. to $4,999 Blackmont Capital Inc. Jeff and Rachelle Tauber Larry and Judy Tanenbaum and Philip M. Epstein Ron and Joan Hogwood Noreen H. McInnis A.E. Grossman Foundation Lawrence and Frances Bloomberg TD Cornerstone Commercial Family Astral Broadcasting Group Inc. Saul Feldberg Horner Developments Limited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meister Abbott Laboratories (Canada) Ltd. Christine Wood Dinner Realty Ltd. Alberta Ayriss* Phyllis Feldman Hydro One Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Melman All Stars Courier Service Firm Capital Mortgage The Toronto Clinic Barbara Ballentine Ralph and Kathleen Fenik IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund Metropolitan Equities Limited Biovail Corporation Investment Trust N. Marina Barnstijn Jonathan Fidler Marius Iftimie* Million Dollar Round Table Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP TransGlobe Property $1,000 to $2,499 Bernard Ghert G. Sean and Salina Barry Michael and Judy Firestone Interwide Investments Limited Canadian Charitable Foundation Geoffrey Bledin Management Services Henry’s 771107 Ontario Ltd. Robert and Eleanor Bennett Debbie Fischer Dr. Brian D. Jafine Florence Minz and Gordon Kirke BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Triton Pharma Inc. Mintourban Communities Inc. Accurate Fasteners Ltd. Roland Bertin Garry M. Foster Johnson-Rose Inc. Susan and Norman Mogil* Brettler Foundation/Mintz & Partners Universal Workers Union Local 183 MPG Canada Inc. Al G. Brown & Associates Dr. Irving I. Betcherman Theodore Freedman Judy and Paul Bronfman Micki Moore-Simpson Christie’s Canada Andrew Rivkin Arcadian Aluminum Installations Inc. Erika and Ernie Bloch Herb and Betty Frieberg Charitable Foundation Moshoian Productions Limited CIBC World Markets Mark Rivkin and Jenny Solursh Stuart Berkowitz BMO Fountain of Hope, Richard Furst Alexa and Ryan Kady Andre Nacawa* Clarity $2,500 to $4,999 Welded Tube of Canada Bioscrypt Inc. Employees Foundation, BMO Edgar A. Garber Hillel and Donna Kagan Neil and Gladys Neufeld Con-Drain (1983) Company Ltd. AFG Industries Inc. Financial Group Rene Geist Buschie Kamin Katherine A. Newman Benjamin Cormier David Bleeman Barbara Astman Sidney and Gladye Bregman Leonard and Eleanor Godfrey Fred and May Karp C. John Nott Deloitte & Touche LLP Blizzard Courier Service Limited $10,000 to $24,999 Myer D. Brody Robert Goldberger Dr. Max Carson Memorial Award OPG Employees’ & Pensioners’ Fabricland Distributors Inc. Calvin Klein Blockbuster Canada David M. Burton Goldman Holdings Ltd. in Family Medicine from the Charity Trust AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Julius Fortis Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP Trevor M. Born Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Carr, B.A. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Graff Carson Family David M. Perkell Barfield Investments Inc. Gentec International Century Building Restoration Inc. Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Herbert Chang Carole Grafstein Shayam and Anita Kaushal* Posluns Family Foundation Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Genzyme Canada Inc. Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc. Canadian Mortgage Chris Steer Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Greisman Joseph Kerzner Esterita Rajsky Michael Bregman GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Jane Corkin Strategies & Investments Brokers Limited* Michael Gross Golda Koschitzky Albert Reichmann The Campacci Family Ira Gluskin and Michael Dan Christopher A. Carson Marshall and Judith Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gutmann Henry Koschitzky Harry Rich Canon Canada Inc. Maxine Granovsky Gluskin The Descartes Systems Group Inc. Casio Canada Ltd. George B. Collins Jack and Judy Gwartz Jack A. Koven David Robertson Ernst & Young LLP Mendel M. Green, Q. C. Extrudex Aluminum Inc. Cathay Pacific Flights Arthur Cook* Haber Berlind Family Foundation Jacob Kraicer Harold and Medora Roe Ferring Inc. The Herzig Eye Institute The Les and Minda Feldman Centura Limited Elaine Culiner The Ralph and Jack Kronis and Jennifer N. Lafayetee Mr. and Mrs. R. Louis Ronson Danny and Laurel Fleisher Rodney H. Kelson Charitable Foundation CIBC Matthew Diamond and Nisa Roslyn Halbert Foundation Donald and Virginia Lato The Jack Rose Family Foundation Newton Glassman Charitable The Albert and Temmy Latner The GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Colantonio Metals & Disposal Ltd. Krongold-Schechtman Richard & Pamela Hallisey Frank Laurie Harry Rosen Foundation Family Foundation Goodman and Carr LLP Antonio Dicosmo K. Pruyn Haskins Michael Leranbaum David Salomon Gluskin Sheff + Associates Midland Paper Cyberplex Interactive Media Inc. The Great Gulf Homes Dynamic Fund Foundation James and Sandra Hausman Alexander Libfeld Mark J. Sarner Heenan Blaikie LLP The Mifsud Family D.T.J. Aluminum Installation Inc. Early Morning Productions Inc. Harvey and Sheila Hecker Anthony Lisanti Charles and Mina Schwarz Ideaca The Miller Tavern Charitable Foundation The Dan Family Foundation Dr. Seymor Eber Hartley Hershenhorn Ben and Jill Lustig William Sheppard Michael Kam Nikon Canada Inc. Al Green John and Myrna Daniels Bernice Eckler Steven M. Hershenhorn Ron Lustig Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shier Warren and Debbie Kimel Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Irene Kott Charitable Foundation

4648 4749 Allan and Helaine Shiff Lilian Bearman John Deliakis* David and Janice Greene L.B. Lander Martha Morris Richlesa Holdings Inc. Paul Sylvester Jaisalmer Sidhu Margaret E. Beck Sesto Deluca Sander Grieve Bernard Langer Morton Family Foundation Anne G. Ritchie Geza Szamosi Herbert Silber Paul and Kaye Beeston Angelo and Katherine Demangos David Griff Ildiko Laszlo Craig and Shirley Moyer Cedric E. Ritchie, O.C. Houi and Ann Takounseun Bernie Silverman Elena Belovich V. Patricia Digings Michael S. Grobin Clifford Lax Donna Munroe* Robert Brakel & Associates Ltd. Marion Tanaka Douglas and Carole Smith* Rabbi Normal Benlatt Alfred E. Dolson John Grosz Grant Laycock and Rita Houle David and Kim Murdoch Clara Robert Ana Paula Tavares* Howard Smuschkowitz Harry A. Bernstein Ian M. Douglas Edith Gruda Mel J. Lazer Gary Nachshen Bernadette Robinson Michael S. Teitelbaum Ted Sokolsky Berridale Spousal Trust Jim Douglas and Judy Haladay Hymie Guttman Duck June Lee Nadbro Construction Limited* Shirley Robson Laurie Terauchi Doris Sommer-Rotenberg John and Sherrill Berrys* Miss Edna J. Dow Craig and Aviva Guttmann Stewart Lee John A. Nairn* Wayne Rockliffe Mrs. June Thomas B. Bruce and Olivia Sparks Bessin Family Foundation Dr. Geoffrey R. Conway Jack Halberstadt Rosalind Lefeber* John L. Nanos David and Brenda Ross Ruth Thompson Standard Radio Inc. Terrence Hugh Big Canoe Memorial Foundation (Canada) Elizabeth D. Hamilton Donald H. Lerner Nathan and Lily Silver Foundation Dorothy & Robert Ross Eleanor H. Thorn Barbara Stark Fran Binder Dr. George Preiss Dentistry Mahin Hariri Martin Li Richard C. Nathanson Mary Roszler Lioe Thung Elise S. Stephenie Hazen Blair Professional Corporation Roger Hatch Sally Libman Avalon S. Neale Meir J. Rotenberg, C.F.A. Jocelyn Todd The 1996 Stikeman, Elliott Trust Constance M. Blewett Christina Drybrough Bronislaw W. Hausman Marc Lipton Glenna P. Nesbitt Normal Roth Geza Tormasi Gordon and Joyce Strauss* Ron and Diane Blitstein Margaret Dumberg Mrs. Diana Hausman B. H. Lloyd Dan G. Nespiak Aser Rothstein Tremont Wood Specialties Inc. Jay and Linda Swartz Eric and Jodi Block John and Joan Dunn Arden R. and H. Beverly Haynes Kenneth and Gloria Lock Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Newman Beatrice Rowe Trimont Mfg. Inc. D’Arcy and Virginia Sweeney Kathy Bloom Paul C. Dunn D. Hazzoh Vince and Yvette Loconte Reta Newman The Royal Canadian Legion Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tseng* The Frances Tanenbaum Wilson Heights Lodge #1998, Ms. Lorraine Dwyer-Waterman Rose Herskowitz* Vicki Loftus James and Nadia Nickelo Rue Bergar Inc. Philip and Nanci Turk Charitable Foundation B’nai Brith Norman and Ellen Eckler Ernie and Rivette Herzig Jack Loman Ian Nordheimer John and Carryn Ruffolo Tyco Electronics Canada Ltd. Joan Taylor* Gordon J. Bogden Irma Eibich Leonore V. Hetherington Lena Lombardi Norstar Corporation Samuel J. Sable for the Florence Algis J. Vaisnoras Tiffany & Co. Agostinho Bonanca Allen and Ellen Eisen Nancy L. Hickling The Lowidt Foundation Nortown Air* Swartz Endowment Fund for Susheela Vakil Stephen Title J. Allan Boyle Robert and Ellen Eisenberg Magda Hilf* Joseph B. Lubotta Charitable Stanley Nowicki Medical Research Herbert Veisman Derek Tovich Midge Breslin Audrey Ellard Alison Himel Foundation Ocala Developments Ltd. Jack Sabounji Sheila B. Vermeersch Dat Cuong and De Tran John Breuer Gordon R. Elliot C. Michael Hine Richard Lucas Martin and Penny Offman Yuji Sakuma Brenda Vince Thomas Tutsch Mr. and Mrs. Ken D. Breuer J.V. Emory Eiko Hirano David M. Lukianow The Offord Group Richard Wolfe and Carla M. Salzman Sydney K. Wahl Unilever Canada Incorporated Stanley Brock Lieselotte A. Eschenauer Helen Ho Chaim Lustig Orenstein & Partners Jules and Ariella Samson The Waitzer Family United Ostomy Assn. of Canada, Inc. Gary Brown Wilfred M. Estey Zoltan and Andrea Horcsok Thomas G. Lutton Management Services Ltd. Kevin and Wendy Samson* Robert A. Wake Dr. and Mrs. J. David Van Loon Retinella M. Brown* Haron Ezer David Hosie Thinh Thang Ma Ina Ornstein Sali F. Scher-Steinberg* William and Maureen Wareham Jim Vassos Charles and C. Elizabeth Bulloch Remo and Bruna Fabris Ronald J. Hutner Christine MacDonald Martell* Andrea Orr Myra Schiff Warner Bros. Entertainment Dr. Herbert Veisman Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Ivan and Ellen Fantus Hydro One Employee’s and Andrew B. MacDonald and Angela Orsi Petro and Taissa Schkurka Canada Inc. Kristine L. Vikmanis J.P. Byrne Farband of Lithuanian Jews Pensioner’s Charity Trust Fund Georgina L. Gray Martin and Myrna Ossip E. Traudi Schlehuber Gail Warnock John and Josie Watson Anne D. Callahan Michael Farrar* IBM Canada Ltd. Ronald and Diana MacFeeters Otis Canada, Inc. Joe Schlesinger William and Lidia Washington Margaret Wayne* Elizabeth A. Cameron S. Feinberg Medicine Imaginus Canada Limited Douglas and Ann Mckay Ed Ovsenny C. Dieter Schouten William and Phyllis Waters Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Werger Laura Cameron* Professional Corp. Imperial Coffee and Services Inc. Lori MacKay Bernice Palef Abraham and Pearl Schwartz Mrs. Joan B. Watson Karl Wildi Lilian N. Campo* Bernard Feinstein International Brotherhood of William MacKenzie John Pantarotto Edward and Marla Schwartz Alfred R. Waymann Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wise The Canada Life Assurance Company David Feldman Electrical Workers L.U. 353 Allan MacKinnon Paul J. Pape Shadowcorp Investments Limited Alexander J. Webster Irwin and Elayne Wortsman Susan Carlyle The Allan and Susan Fenwick International Cheese Co. Ltd. Gerry Maldoff I. F. Patry Sandra J. Sharwood Leonard Wechsler Bernadette Yuen Rita Carret Charitable Foundation George Isaac The Mark Mandelbaum Family Ilse Pawlik Caroline Shawyer* Rachid Wehbi* Marcia Zuker and Jeff Barnes Theodora Carvel Martha Finkelstein Thomas Izzard* Foundation Susan Pearl Dennis David Shields Paul and Susan Weinberg Anonymous Donors (7) Susan Centner-Davidson* Morris Flicht Jairam Jaggernauth Lil Manson Carol Diane Pennycook Evsei Shnaider* Philip Z. Weinstein Chee Leung Chan Philippa Flint Karl Janzer Duane and Ronda Margolese Edwin Peranson Arnold B. Shniffer Susan C. Weisz Wai Lin Chan The Michael and Sandra Florence The Jewish Community Frederick and Lise-Lone Marker Elliott Peranson Randi R. Silverstein Frederic J. Wellhauser Associates Deborah and Murray Chant Family Foundation Foundation of Montreal David and Faye Markowitz Reverend Margaret J. Perry Julian Silverstone Beverley Welsh* $500 - $1,200 Beverley Chernos Gary S. Fogler John Howard Society of Toronto Mary M. Maude Bill and Heather Peter Monty and Judy Simmonds Glen W. Wenzel Alfred Cheung Donald Followes John Noble Septic Services Inc. Gordon and Ann McArthur Penny Peters Betty A. Skolnik G. Earle and Sonia Wight Nasim Ahmad Choi Chu Chow* William A. Foote Jorge Jon Linda M. McCain Robin Picov Joel E. Slan Joan Williams Mary and Tom Akin Rose-Anna S. Chu* Gordon Fox JS Cheng & Partners Heather McCallum Piller Sausages & Delicatessens Ltd. Jay G. Smales John and Joan Williams Angela Al Hillal Donald Clayton Lionel Frankel A. Jurock Jean McClay Ward C. Pitfield Edward and Barbara Smith William R. Wilson Salem Alaton* J. Douglas Clements Sydney G. Frankfort Arnold Kapitz Paul McGrath Placements Gavrex Ltee Graham Smorgon Peter Wise Mari Joanne Alexson-Sterling Linda Clipsham D. I. Fraser* Gershon Kaplan Hugh A. McKay Ellen E. Pocock Henry Hin Leung and Mrs. Mabel Woo Clive and Barbara Allen Esther Cohen Harold and Ethel Freeman Robert P. Kaplan Tom and Phyllis McLeod Martine Positano Christina Mei Kum So James Woodgett Arnold Amber Henry and Layah Cohen The Gerda Frieberg Charitable Martin Karp Ronald Medoff PPG Canada Inc. Gary S. Solway Cliff Woodrow* R. David and Ann Anderson Steven Cohen Foundation William and Carol Kassel Marino Meggetto* Premium Uniforms, Division of Joan Solway Donald B. Woods* Philip Anisman Zane Cohen Helena L. Frick* Melvin and Blanche Katz* Vinci D. Mello 786 Distributors Inc. Margaret Spohn Minnie Yack Edward Anthony* John Coke Joseph M. Fried Carole Kavanagh Dr. Nelly and Mrs. Simha Print Three Jason Stacey Ari and Vanessa Yakobson Apparel Resource Group Inc. Esther Cole Marcel Fuhrer Christopher P. Kenalty Mendelsohn Marilyn Prusky State Farm Group John and Elizabeth Yin Trevor H. Appleby Kenneth G. Copland Fyvel Holdings Ltd. Mr. Thomas S. Kent Reimar Mendes Gaetano Pugliese Christopher Steer Leon S. Yolles and Dora Yolles Bruce Arkwright* David Cornell Steven and Marsha Gallinger Robert Kepes Ephry N. Merkur Walter and Laura Pylyp Ronald S. Steinberg Charitable Foundation Shakuntala Rani Arora Vincenzo and Teresa Corvinelli Fernande E. Genier Gladys Kingsland Froim and Ruth Merkur Lino and Edith Quattrin Edda Sterner Chung Hsing Yue Frances Ashworth* Coventree Capital Group Inc. Sandra Gertner Harvey Kirsh Susan Michaels Anton Rabie Mr. Frederick and David Zarek Atlantic Tube & Steel Philip Covshoff Myer and Rena Godfrey Jacques Konig Dr. Michael M. Minden Raduna Contracting & Mrs. Anne Stinson* Brenda Zimmerman Norman and Sharon Bacal Barry and Sandi Cracower Jessie Goldberg Krauss Family Charitable Trust Luigi and Elena Miraglia Excavating Inc. Wallace Straker Teresa Zonni Irving Bain James M. Crichton Stanley Goldfarb Marvyn and Sheila Kussner Alexander Kotov and Victoria Marc Ralsky* Sadie Stren Michael Zrichuk Ralph Barcan John and Mary Crocker Jacob and Ellena Gornitzki Margaret C. Kwan Mirskaya Lola Rasminsky* Anne A. Sudic Anonymous Donors (24) Oleg Bardy Margaret Crossman Joseph Gorog Labyrinth Services Inc. Rosalee Monk George Ratner Joanne Sulman Peter Baron Michael B. Cruickshank Lillian Gossin The Albert Abrum Lager Foundation Gary P. Mooney Tamara L. Rebanks SunLife Financial Paula Bass Cyril Posnansky Real Estate Ltd. Samuel Gotfrid Michael Laine Carol Moore* Elizabeth R. Redelmeier Richard Sutin * Member, Best of Friends Zyvette Battat Ilidio and Mercedes Da Silva Helen Gottschling Douglas Shu-Tak Lam Jack Morris Douglas L. Ludwig and Karen J. Rice* Adeline Sweet monthly giving program Edwin L. Beallor Natalie Davidson David Green Mr. Michael Shing-Kum Lam

50 51 Allan and Helaine Shiff Lilian Bearman John Deliakis* David and Janice Greene L.B. Lander Martha Morris Richlesa Holdings Inc. Paul Sylvester Jaisalmer Sidhu Margaret E. Beck Sesto Deluca Sander Grieve Bernard Langer Morton Family Foundation Anne G. Ritchie Geza Szamosi Herbert Silber Paul and Kaye Beeston Angelo and Katherine Demangos David Griff Ildiko Laszlo Craig and Shirley Moyer Cedric E. Ritchie, O.C. Houi and Ann Takounseun Bernie Silverman Elena Belovich V. Patricia Digings Michael S. Grobin Clifford Lax Donna Munroe* Robert Brakel & Associates Ltd. Marion Tanaka Douglas and Carole Smith* Rabbi Normal Benlatt Alfred E. Dolson John Grosz Grant Laycock and Rita Houle David and Kim Murdoch Clara Robert Ana Paula Tavares* Howard Smuschkowitz Harry A. Bernstein Ian M. Douglas Edith Gruda Mel J. Lazer Gary Nachshen Bernadette Robinson Michael S. Teitelbaum Ted Sokolsky Berridale Spousal Trust Jim Douglas and Judy Haladay Hymie Guttman Duck June Lee Nadbro Construction Limited* Shirley Robson Laurie Terauchi Doris Sommer-Rotenberg John and Sherrill Berrys* Miss Edna J. Dow Craig and Aviva Guttmann Stewart Lee John A. Nairn* Wayne Rockliffe Mrs. June Thomas B. Bruce and Olivia Sparks Bessin Family Foundation Dr. Geoffrey R. Conway Jack Halberstadt Rosalind Lefeber* John L. Nanos David and Brenda Ross Ruth Thompson Standard Radio Inc. Terrence Hugh Big Canoe Memorial Foundation (Canada) Elizabeth D. Hamilton Donald H. Lerner Nathan and Lily Silver Foundation Dorothy & Robert Ross Eleanor H. Thorn Barbara Stark Fran Binder Dr. George Preiss Dentistry Mahin Hariri Martin Li Richard C. Nathanson Mary Roszler Lioe Thung Elise S. Stephenie Hazen Blair Professional Corporation Roger Hatch Sally Libman Avalon S. Neale Meir J. Rotenberg, C.F.A. Jocelyn Todd The 1996 Stikeman, Elliott Trust Constance M. Blewett Christina Drybrough Bronislaw W. Hausman Marc Lipton Glenna P. Nesbitt Normal Roth Geza Tormasi Gordon and Joyce Strauss* Ron and Diane Blitstein Margaret Dumberg Mrs. Diana Hausman B. H. Lloyd Dan G. Nespiak Aser Rothstein Tremont Wood Specialties Inc. Jay and Linda Swartz Eric and Jodi Block John and Joan Dunn Arden R. and H. Beverly Haynes Kenneth and Gloria Lock Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Newman Beatrice Rowe Trimont Mfg. Inc. D’Arcy and Virginia Sweeney Kathy Bloom Paul C. Dunn D. Hazzoh Vince and Yvette Loconte Reta Newman The Royal Canadian Legion Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tseng* The Frances Tanenbaum Wilson Heights Lodge #1998, Ms. Lorraine Dwyer-Waterman Rose Herskowitz* Vicki Loftus James and Nadia Nickelo Rue Bergar Inc. Philip and Nanci Turk Charitable Foundation B’nai Brith Norman and Ellen Eckler Ernie and Rivette Herzig Jack Loman Ian Nordheimer John and Carryn Ruffolo Tyco Electronics Canada Ltd. Joan Taylor* Gordon J. Bogden Irma Eibich Leonore V. Hetherington Lena Lombardi Norstar Corporation Samuel J. Sable for the Florence Algis J. Vaisnoras Tiffany & Co. Agostinho Bonanca Allen and Ellen Eisen Nancy L. Hickling The Lowidt Foundation Nortown Air* Swartz Endowment Fund for Susheela Vakil Stephen Title J. Allan Boyle Robert and Ellen Eisenberg Magda Hilf* Joseph B. Lubotta Charitable Stanley Nowicki Medical Research Herbert Veisman Derek Tovich Midge Breslin Audrey Ellard Alison Himel Foundation Ocala Developments Ltd. Jack Sabounji Sheila B. Vermeersch Dat Cuong and De Tran John Breuer Gordon R. Elliot C. Michael Hine Richard Lucas Martin and Penny Offman Yuji Sakuma Brenda Vince Thomas Tutsch Mr. and Mrs. Ken D. Breuer J.V. Emory Eiko Hirano David M. Lukianow The Offord Group Richard Wolfe and Carla M. Salzman Sydney K. Wahl Unilever Canada Incorporated Stanley Brock Lieselotte A. Eschenauer Helen Ho Chaim Lustig Orenstein & Partners Jules and Ariella Samson The Waitzer Family United Ostomy Assn. of Canada, Inc. Gary Brown Wilfred M. Estey Zoltan and Andrea Horcsok Thomas G. Lutton Management Services Ltd. Kevin and Wendy Samson* Robert A. Wake Dr. and Mrs. J. David Van Loon Retinella M. Brown* Haron Ezer David Hosie Thinh Thang Ma Ina Ornstein Sali F. Scher-Steinberg* William and Maureen Wareham Jim Vassos Charles and C. Elizabeth Bulloch Remo and Bruna Fabris Ronald J. Hutner Christine MacDonald Martell* Andrea Orr Myra Schiff Warner Bros. Entertainment Dr. Herbert Veisman Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Ivan and Ellen Fantus Hydro One Employee’s and Andrew B. MacDonald and Angela Orsi Petro and Taissa Schkurka Canada Inc. Kristine L. Vikmanis J.P. Byrne Farband of Lithuanian Jews Pensioner’s Charity Trust Fund Georgina L. Gray Martin and Myrna Ossip E. Traudi Schlehuber Gail Warnock John and Josie Watson Anne D. Callahan Michael Farrar* IBM Canada Ltd. Ronald and Diana MacFeeters Otis Canada, Inc. Joe Schlesinger William and Lidia Washington Margaret Wayne* Elizabeth A. Cameron S. Feinberg Medicine Imaginus Canada Limited Douglas and Ann Mckay Ed Ovsenny C. Dieter Schouten William and Phyllis Waters Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Werger Laura Cameron* Professional Corp. Imperial Coffee and Services Inc. Lori MacKay Bernice Palef Abraham and Pearl Schwartz Mrs. Joan B. Watson Karl Wildi Lilian N. Campo* Bernard Feinstein International Brotherhood of William MacKenzie John Pantarotto Edward and Marla Schwartz Alfred R. Waymann Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wise The Canada Life Assurance Company David Feldman Electrical Workers L.U. 353 Allan MacKinnon Paul J. Pape Shadowcorp Investments Limited Alexander J. Webster Irwin and Elayne Wortsman Susan Carlyle The Allan and Susan Fenwick International Cheese Co. Ltd. Gerry Maldoff I. F. Patry Sandra J. Sharwood Leonard Wechsler Bernadette Yuen Rita Carret Charitable Foundation George Isaac The Mark Mandelbaum Family Ilse Pawlik Caroline Shawyer* Rachid Wehbi* Marcia Zuker and Jeff Barnes Theodora Carvel Martha Finkelstein Thomas Izzard* Foundation Susan Pearl Dennis David Shields Paul and Susan Weinberg Anonymous Donors (7) Susan Centner-Davidson* Morris Flicht Jairam Jaggernauth Lil Manson Carol Diane Pennycook Evsei Shnaider* Philip Z. Weinstein Chee Leung Chan Philippa Flint Karl Janzer Duane and Ronda Margolese Edwin Peranson Arnold B. Shniffer Susan C. Weisz Wai Lin Chan The Michael and Sandra Florence The Jewish Community Frederick and Lise-Lone Marker Elliott Peranson Randi R. Silverstein Frederic J. Wellhauser Associates Deborah and Murray Chant Family Foundation Foundation of Montreal David and Faye Markowitz Reverend Margaret J. Perry Julian Silverstone Beverley Welsh* $500 - $1,200 Beverley Chernos Gary S. Fogler John Howard Society of Toronto Mary M. Maude Bill and Heather Peter Monty and Judy Simmonds Glen W. Wenzel Alfred Cheung Donald Followes John Noble Septic Services Inc. Gordon and Ann McArthur Penny Peters Betty A. Skolnik G. Earle and Sonia Wight Nasim Ahmad Choi Chu Chow* William A. Foote Jorge Jon Linda M. McCain Robin Picov Joel E. Slan Joan Williams Mary and Tom Akin Rose-Anna S. Chu* Gordon Fox JS Cheng & Partners Heather McCallum Piller Sausages & Delicatessens Ltd. Jay G. Smales John and Joan Williams Angela Al Hillal Donald Clayton Lionel Frankel A. Jurock Jean McClay Ward C. Pitfield Edward and Barbara Smith William R. Wilson Salem Alaton* J. Douglas Clements Sydney G. Frankfort Arnold Kapitz Paul McGrath Placements Gavrex Ltee Graham Smorgon Peter Wise Mari Joanne Alexson-Sterling Linda Clipsham D. I. Fraser* Gershon Kaplan Hugh A. McKay Ellen E. Pocock Henry Hin Leung and Mrs. Mabel Woo Clive and Barbara Allen Esther Cohen Harold and Ethel Freeman Robert P. Kaplan Tom and Phyllis McLeod Martine Positano Christina Mei Kum So James Woodgett Arnold Amber Henry and Layah Cohen The Gerda Frieberg Charitable Martin Karp Ronald Medoff PPG Canada Inc. Gary S. Solway Cliff Woodrow* R. David and Ann Anderson Steven Cohen Foundation William and Carol Kassel Marino Meggetto* Premium Uniforms, Division of Joan Solway Donald B. Woods* Philip Anisman Zane Cohen Helena L. Frick* Melvin and Blanche Katz* Vinci D. Mello 786 Distributors Inc. Margaret Spohn Minnie Yack Edward Anthony* John Coke Joseph M. Fried Carole Kavanagh Dr. Nelly and Mrs. Simha Print Three Jason Stacey Ari and Vanessa Yakobson Apparel Resource Group Inc. Esther Cole Marcel Fuhrer Christopher P. Kenalty Mendelsohn Marilyn Prusky State Farm Group John and Elizabeth Yin Trevor H. Appleby Kenneth G. Copland Fyvel Holdings Ltd. Mr. Thomas S. Kent Reimar Mendes Gaetano Pugliese Christopher Steer Leon S. Yolles and Dora Yolles Bruce Arkwright* David Cornell Steven and Marsha Gallinger Robert Kepes Ephry N. Merkur Walter and Laura Pylyp Ronald S. Steinberg Charitable Foundation Shakuntala Rani Arora Vincenzo and Teresa Corvinelli Fernande E. Genier Gladys Kingsland Froim and Ruth Merkur Lino and Edith Quattrin Edda Sterner Chung Hsing Yue Frances Ashworth* Coventree Capital Group Inc. Sandra Gertner Harvey Kirsh Susan Michaels Anton Rabie Mr. Frederick and David Zarek Atlantic Tube & Steel Philip Covshoff Myer and Rena Godfrey Jacques Konig Dr. Michael M. Minden Raduna Contracting & Mrs. Anne Stinson* Brenda Zimmerman Norman and Sharon Bacal Barry and Sandi Cracower Jessie Goldberg Krauss Family Charitable Trust Luigi and Elena Miraglia Excavating Inc. Wallace Straker Teresa Zonni Irving Bain James M. 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50 51 “I was really thankful to be placed at Mount Sinai because it is one of the best hospitals to learn from. The best thing about volunteering at Mount Sinai is the people… The other volunteers are fabulous and I have made some really good friends here. The staff have respect for the volunteers and other volunteers here have encouraged me and have taught FINANCIAL STATEMENTS me a lot, not just about school, but about life as well.” — Charlene Chan, Volunteer “I was really thankful to be placed at Mount Sinai because it is one of the best hospitals to learn from. The best thing about volunteering at Mount Sinai is the people… The other volunteers are fabulous and I have made some really good friends here. The staff have respect for the volunteers and other volunteers here have encouraged me and have taught FINANCIAL STATEMENTS me a lot, not just about school, but about life as well.” — Charlene Chan, Volunteer Year Ended March 31, 2007 March 31, 2007 Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital SUMMARIZED STATEMENT Summarized Balance Sheet OF OPERATIONS AND CAPITAL

(in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006 (in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006

ASSETS OUR INCOME Current assets Operating income Cash and cash equivalents $ 18,225 $ 26,963 Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care $275,464 $262,777 Accounts receivable 29,140 27,521 Income from patients 7,863 7,536 Inventories and sundry assets 5,310 4,163 Preferred accommodation 7,487 7,431 52,675 58,647 Commercial activities 17,846 16,236 Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto 6,339 6,339 Other income and recoveries 24,076 21,246 Property and equipment 239,451 210,690 Amortization of contributions for equipment 9,296 8,677 Total Assets $ 298,465 $ 275,676 342,032 323,903 Research Funding 60,665 57,492 LIABILITIES Total Income 402,697 381,395 Current liabilities $ 123,298 $ 125,165 Long-term liabilities 34,029 36,721 OUR EXPENSES Deferred contributions Operating Expenses – expended contributions for property and equipment 164,237 131,425 Salaries 191,027 180,239 321,564 293,311 Employee benefits 41,989 39,638 General supplies and other expenses 57,277 55,726 CAPITAL (23,099 ) (17,635 ) Medical and surgical supplies 17,100 16,244 Total liabilities and capital $ 298,465 $ 275,676 Drugs 18,925 16,179 Amortization of equipment 15,690 15,848 342,008 323,874 Research Expenditures 60,665 57,492 Auditors’ Report on Total Expenses 402,673 381,366 Summarized Financial Statements Excess of Income over Expenses Before Amortization 24 29 To the Directors of Mount Sinai Hospital: These summarized financial statements do not contain all Amortization of Building and Research Equipment, the disclosures required by Canadian generally accepted net of amortization of contributions 5,488 5,244 The accompanying summarized balance sheet and accounting principles. Readers are cautioned that these summarized statement of operations and capital are statements may not be appropriate for their purposes. Deficiency of Income over Expenses (5,464 ) (5,215 ) derived from the complete financial statements of Mount Capital - Beginning of year (17,635 ) (12,420 ) Sinai Hospital as at March 31, 2007 and for the year For more information on the Hospital’s financial position, then ended on which we expressed an opinion without results of operations and cash flows, references should be Capital - End of year $(23,099 ) $(17,635 ) reservation in our report dated May 17, 2007. The fair made to the related complete financial statements. summarization of the complete financial statements is the responsibility of management. Our responsibility, in PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP [signed] Chartered Accountants, Licensed Public Accountants accordance with the applicable Assurance Guideline of Toronto, Canada The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, is to May 17, 2007 report on the summarized financial statements. our income our expenses

In our opinion, the accompanying summarized financial 81% Ministry of Health81% & Long-MinistryTerm of Ca Herealth & Long-Term Care 56% Salaries 56% Salaries statements fairly summarize, in all material respects, the 2% Income from patients2% Income from patients 12% Employee benefits12% Employee benefits related complete financial statements in accordance with 2% Preferred accommodation2% Preferred accommodation 17% General supplies17% & other Gener exalpenses supplies & other expenses the criteria described in the Guideline referred to above. 5% Commercial activitie5% s Commercial activities 5% Medical & surgic5%al supplie Medics al & surgical supplies 7% Other income and7% re coveOtherrie sincome and recoveries 6% Drugs 6% Drugs 3% Amortization of 3%contributions Amortization of contributions 4% Amortization of 4%equipment Amortization of equipment for equipment for equipment

54 55 85% Grants for patient85% ca reGr, antsrese arforch patient care, research 86% Donations, bequests86% andDonations, bequests and - Construction and equipment- Construction and equipment - Clinical research and- prClinicogramsal research and programs contributions contributions - Samuel Lunenf eld Re- seSamuelarch Lunenfeld Research 9% Investment income9% Investment income Institute Institute 5% Events - net 5% Events - net - Other programs - Other programs 15% Fundraising and 15%administ Fundrarativisinge and administrative Year Ended March 31, 2007 March 31, 2007 Mount Sinai Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital SUMMARIZED STATEMENT Summarized Balance Sheet OF OPERATIONS AND CAPITAL

(in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006 (in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006

54 55 85% Grants for patient85% ca reGr, antsrese arforch patient care, research 86% Donations, bequests86% andDonations, bequests and - Construction and equipment- Construction and equipment - Clinical research and- prClinicogramsal research and programs contributions contributions - Samuel Lunenf eld Re- seSamuelarch Lunenfeld Research 9% Investment income9% Investment income Institute Institute 5% Events - net 5% Events - net - Other programs - Other programs 15% Fundraising and 15%administ Fundrarativisinge and administrative As at March 31, 2007 Mount Sinai Hospital TOTAL TOTAL RESEARCH FUNDING Foundation of Toronto RESEARCH FUNDING AWARDED BY GRANT TYPE Summarized Balance Sheet

(in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006

ASSETS Cash $ 1,346 $ 1,650 ($103.4 million)($103.4 million) * ($103.4 million)($103.4* million) Accounts receivable and prepaid expenses 458 507 Investments – at market 64,258 57,151 33% Infrastructure Progr33%ams Infr (CFI/OIT)astructure Programs (CFI/OIT) 50% Operating Grants50% Operating Grants Capital assets – net 327 93 4% National Cancer Institute4% National of Canad Canca er Institute of Canada 4% Career/Traineeship4% Aw Caarrdseer/Traineeship Awards Total Assets $ 66,389 $ 59,401 17% Other Research Sponsors17% Other Research Sponsors 2% Clinical Trials 2% Clinical Trials LIABILITIES 3% CIHR Indirect Cost3%s CIHR Indirect Costs 4% Industry Sponsor4%ed ReIndustrysearch Sponsored Research Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 19,909 $ 14,651 8% Mount Sinai Hospital8% FMountoundation Sinai Hospital Foundation 40% Infrastructure Grants40% Infrastructure Grants 22% Canadian Institute22% of HeCanadianalth Re seInstitutearch of Health Research Funds held under administration 839 817 7% Genome Canada7% Genome Canada 20,748 15,468 6% Industry Sponsor6%ed ReIndustrysearch Sponsored Research Fund balances 45,641 43,933 Total liabilities and fund balances $ 66,389 $ 59,401 * includes Toronto Centre for Phenogenomics * includes Toronto Centre for Phenogenomics

Year Ended March 31, 2007 Auditors’ Report on Summarized Financial Statements

Mount Sinai Hospital To the Board of Directors of Mount Sinai Hospital These summarized financial statements do not contain all STATISTICS Foundation of Toronto: of the disclosures required by Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. Readers are cautioned that these 2007 2006 The accompanying summarized balance sheet and statements may not be appropriate for their purposes. summarized statement of revenue and expenses and Inpatient and Operating Room Activity changes in fund balances are derived from the complete For more information on the Foundation’s financial Total admissions 24,647 25,115 financial statements of Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation position, revenues and expenses and fund balances, Births 6,523 6,905 of Toronto as at March 31, 2007 and for the year then references should be made to the related complete Patient days 135,524 134,016 ended on which we expressed an opinion without financial statements. Average length of stay (days) 5.4 5.3 reservation in our report dated May 16, 2007.The fair Beds in service 472 472 summarization of the complete financial statements is PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP [signed] Operations 18,810 19,708 the responsibility of management. Our responsibility, in Chartered Accountants, Licensed Public Accountants accordance with the applicable Assurance Guidelines of Toronto, Canada Ambulatory and Emergency Activity The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, is to May 16, 2007 Emergency department visits 42,153 40,142 report on the summarized financial statements. Radiological procedures 184,642 177,736 Ambulatory care visits 658,400 648,300 In our opinion, the accompanying summarized financial statements fairly summarize, in all material respects, the Hospital Staffing related complete financial statements in accordance with Full time 2,288 2,211 the criteria described in the Guideline referred to above. Part time/casual 1,088 1,056 Medical/dental staff 805 814 Research Institute staff 660 661 Undergraduate and postgraduate medical students 340 335 Auxiliary members 1,272 1,235 Volunteers 885 875 Volunteer hours 109,628 105,012

56 57 As at March 31, 2007 Mount Sinai Hospital TOTAL TOTAL RESEARCH FUNDING Foundation of Toronto RESEARCH FUNDING AWARDED BY GRANT TYPE Summarized Balance Sheet

(in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006

Year Ended March 31, 2007 Auditors’ Report on Summarized Financial Statements

56 57 Year Ended March 31, 2007 Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto Summarized Statement of Revenue and Expenses and Changes in Fund Balances THE BEST MEDICINE CAMPAIGN

(in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006

REVENUE Donations, bequests and contributions $ 30,139 $ 25,111 )%% Events – net 1,877 1,285 2006-07 Realized investment income 2,852 3,245 reached $373 million Unrealized gain on investments 321 2,356 (%% Total Revenue $ 35,189 $ 31,997 2003 launched The Best Medicine EXPENSES campaign Phase II '%% Fundraising and administrative $ 5,333 $ 4,445 Grants to Mount Sinai Hospital 28,148 21,704 2001 33,481 26,149 raised $150 million >CB>AA>DCH &%%

Excess of revenue over expenses and grants for the year 1,708 5,848 1995 Fund balances – beginning of the year 43,933 38,085 launched $100 million The Best Medicine % Fund balances – end of year $ 45,641 $ 43,933 Campaign &..* &..+ &.., &..- &... '%%% '%%& '%%' '%%( '%%) '%%* '%%+ '%%,

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Notes to Summarized Financial Statements Accounts payable and accrued liabilities include amounts payable to the Hospital of $19,316,137 (2006 -- The Foundation is incorporated under the laws of Ontario $14,345,932). 81% Ministry of Health81% & Long- MinistryTerm of Ca Herealth & Long-Term Care 56% Salaries 56% Salaries as a corporation without share capital. The Foundation 2% Income from patients2% Income from patients 12% Employee benefits12% Employee benefits receives, accumulates and distributes funds and/or The Foundation is a public foundation registered under 2% Preferred accommodation2% Preferred accommodation 17% General supplies 17%& other Gener expensesal supplies & other expenses the income therefrom for the advancement of medical the Income Tax Act (Canada) and, as such, is exempt 5% Commercial activitie5% s Commercial activities 5% Medical & surgical5% supplie Medics al & surgical supplies research, education and improvement of patient care at from income taxes and able to issue donation receipts for 7% Other income and7% re coveOtherrie sincome and recoveries 6% Drugs 6% Drugs Where our revenue HOW our revenue Mount Sinai Hospital (the “Hospital”). income tax purposes under Registration Number 11904 3% Amortization of c3%ontributions Amortization of contributions 4% Amortization of equipment4% Amortization of equipment for equipment for equipment 8106 RR0001. COMES FROM IS USED The summarized financial statements of Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto (the “Foundation”) are reported using the restricted fund method of accounting for contributions. The Foundation ensures, as part of its fiduciary responsibilities, that all funds received with 85% Grants for patient85% care Gr, reantssear fchor patient care, research a restricted purpose are expended for the purpose for 86% Donations, bequests86% and Donations, bequests and - Construction and equipment- Construction and equipment which they are provided. - Clinical research and -pr Clinicogramsal research and programs contributions contributions - Samuel Lunenfeld Re-se Samuelarch Lunenfeld Research 9% Investment income9% Investment income Institute Institute 5% Events - net 5% Events - net - Other programs - Other programs 15% Fundraising and administ15% Fundrativraisinge and administrative

58 59 Year Ended March 31, 2007 Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto Summarized Statement of Revenue and Expenses and Changes in Fund Balances THE BEST MEDICINE CAMPAIGN

(in thousands of dollars) 2007 2006

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58 59 David Feldberg Brian Gluckstein Hartley Hershenhorn Jonathan Lapidus Saul Feldberg Ira Gluskin Steven M. Hershenhorn Albert J. Latner Toby Feldberg Jordan Gnat Shira Herzog Lynda Latner David Feldman Bert Godfrey (L)(Deceased) Norman Hill Michael E. Latner (L) Leslie H. Feldman Eleanor R. Godfrey Alison Himel Steven D. Latner Kenneth E. Field (S) Norman Godfrey Ho Pak Tao Susan Laufer Caren Fields Paul V. Godfrey CM (S) Kwok Yuen Ho Daniel Lawee MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL Gary H. Fine Rob Godfrey Libby Hoffman Roberto Lederri George E. Fine JoAnn Gold Eric N. Hoffstein Betty Lee BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-2007 Jack Fine Gary Goldberg Sandor Hofstedter Jay A. Lefton D. Morgan Firestone Linda H. Goldberger Thomas Hofstedter Elliott Levine Chair of the Board Vice-Chairs Secretary Mitchell Kunin (L) Michael J. Firestone Stanley Goldfarb David Horowitz Larry J. Levine QC Joseph Lebovic Aliza Fisch Stephen Goldhar Sharon Hotton Michael Levitt Lawrence S. Bloomberg Geoffrey Bledin Heather M. Reisman Rebecca MacDonald Amnon Fisch Murray Goldman Nathan O. Hurwich Russell Levy Michael D. Bregman Miles S. Nadal Edward Fisch S. Zachary Goldman Eric R. Inspektor Judy S. Lewis Gerald W. Schwartz OC President & Chief Stephen M. Pustil Sylvia Fisch Carol Goldstein Hy Isenbaum FCA (H) Lusan Li Edward S. Sonshine QC Directors Executive Officer Philip Reichmann Maxine J. Fish David J. Goldstein Myrna Isenbaum Stephen Y.S. Li Lawrence M. Tanenbaum Brent Belzberg Robert A. Rubinoff Danny Fleisher Edwin Goldstein Ellis Jacob Alexander Libfeld Joseph Mapa Dr. Allan Dersky Dr. Jodi Shapiro Rachel Flood Lorne Goldstein Arthur O. Jacques Philip B. Lind OC Treasurer Leslie S. Gales Rt. Hon. John N. Turner PC CC QC Jacqueline B. Florence Gilbert Goodman Judith John Richard K.C. Ling Immediate Past Chair Peter C. Godsoe OC Howard I. Wetston QC Jay S. Hennick Michael F. Florence Mark E. Goodman James C. Johnson Earl Linzon Barbara Hennick Bernard I. Ghert CM Dr. Catharine Whiteside Julia Fogel Samuel Gotfrid QC Dr. Michael Johnston Abbey A. Lipson (E) Susan Horvath Charles M. Winograd Richard Fogel Heather Gotlieb Michael Kalles Sharon London Liss Thomas E. Kierans OC All Directors on Board of Governors Barbara Fogler Maxwell Gotlieb Buschie Kamin Dr. Sidney Lisser Gary S. Fogler Bonnie Gottlieb Vered Kaminker Joshua Liswood Gladys Fogler Myron I. Gottlieb Fred L. Karp Fred A. Litwin Lloyd S.D. Fogler QC (H) Alan A. Gozlan (L) David J. Kassie Louis Litwin John Fogolin Liliane Gozlan (L) Dr. Josef Kates Mark Litwin Edwina Wong Fok Renee Gozlan Marvin S. Kates Gerald A. Lokash MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL Garry M. Foster FCA Roger Gozlan (L) James F. Kay Martin J. Lubotta (L) Shaun Francis Herman Grad Mildred Kelman (L) Edward M. Maierovitz BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2006-2007 Sydney G. Frankfort Cecil H. Graff Dr. Merrijoy Kelner Gerry Maldoff Peter Freed Glenn Graff Arthur D. Kennedy Janice Mandel Megan Abel Dr. Alan Bernstein OC David M. Burton Elaine Culiner Sherri Freedman Carole Grafstein Barbara Kerbel Howard Mandelbaum Leonard M. Abramsky Dr. Paul E. Bernstein David M. Campbell CM Dr. Richard Cummings Theodore J. Freedman (E) Maxine Granovsky Dr. Jeffrey E. Kerbel George Mann Marcy Abramsky Berl Bessin Kenneth Cancellara QC David Cynamon Dr. Bruce V. Freeman Cary Green Ellin Kert Paul Marcus Anthony Alberga Irving Betcherman Donald Carlisle Eli Dadouch Zoltan Freeman Evan J. Green Norman L. Kert Caryn M. Markman Kenny Albert Fran Binder Sheldon Carr Aubrey Dan Joseph Frieberg Mendel M. Green QC Joseph Kerzner W. Judson Martin Jo’Ann Alderson Herbert R. Binder Angela Chan Leslie L. Dan CM Lou Frieberg Alan Greenberg Morris Kerzner Liza Mauer Thomas I.A. Allen QC Ugo Bizzarri Dr. Grace K. Chan John H. Daniels George Friedmann Sidney Greenberg Sharifa Khan Norman May QC Dov Altman Adam Bledin Herbert Chang Stephen D’Arcy Hedy Frisch Joel S. Greisman Vikram Khurana Fran McBride Margaret Altman David Bledin Morey Chaplick Dr. Lesley David Linda Frum Michael R. Gross Harry Kichler George R. McCleary Tammy J. Anklewicz Justin Bledin S.K. Betty Chee Yvonne Davies (H)(L) Dr. Murray B. Frum Sheldon Gross Thomas E. Kierans OC Valerie H. McMurtry A. Bram Appel Sarah Bledin Sid Chelsky Catherine A. Delaney Perry Fryers Robert F. Grundleger Debbie Kimel Sam Meister Ronald Appleby QC Ron Blitstein Henrietta Chesnie Robert Deluce Robert A. Fung (S) Yitzy Gunsburg Shawn R. Kimel Dr. Anthony R. Melman Barry Appleton Bonnie Bloomberg Kitty Cheung Dr. Ron S. Dembo Allen Gales Rohit Gupta Warren C.S. Kimel Andrew Miller Patrick Assaraf (L) Jonathan Bloomberg Helen Ching-Kircher David L. Dennis QC Brenlee Gurvey Gales Vic S. Gupta Michael D. King David P. Miller Paul M. Austin Dr. Marion C. Bogo Jeffrey Cohen Harriet Dennis H. Barry Gales Cory L. Gurevitz Harvey J. Kirsh Frank K. Miller Jeannine Banack Robert Bohbot Judith Cohen A. Ephraim Diamond OC Norman Gardner Craig Guttman Jerry Klasner Helen Davies Miller Jeff Baryshnik Caroline Bokar Marshall A. Cohen QC OC A. Jack Diamond Mark Gaskin Jack Gwartz Jay M. Klein Stephen J. Miller Paula Bass Harriett Bomza Oz Cohen Stephen H. Diamond Leon Gasner Ron Haas Marvelle Koffler Beatrice Wintrob Minden Douglas G. Bassett OC OOnt. Marlene Borins Peter F. Cohen Daniel Diena Robert Gasner Lawrence P. Haber Murray B. Koffler OC (H) Florence Minz Daniel J. Baum Eric Bornstein Samuel H. Cohen Ian M. Douglas Kirby C. Gavelin Dr. Albert J. Haddad Thomas Koffler Peter Misek Robyn S. Beder Daniel J. Botari Dr. Zane Cohen Marcus Doyle Carrie Orfus Gelkopf Dr. Gerald Halbert CM Robert Kofman Lloyd Mogul Edward E. Bekhor Barbara Bregman George A. Cohon Garth Drabinsky OC Frank B. Gerstein Roslyn Halbert Daniel Kolber Max Moneta Tobie Bekhor Sidney Bregman (L) Paula Cook Lisa Draper Gail Gerstein (L)(E) Robert R. Hall QC Ellie Korenblum Micki Moore-Simpson Georges Benarroch Ron Bresler Suzanne Ivey Cook Leonard Drimmer Ira M. Gerstein (L) Richard S. Hallisey Zelda Korenblum Harriet Morton Michael Benjamin Myer D. Brody Austin M. Cooper QC Owen A. Duckman Irving R. Gerstein CM OOnt (H)(L) Stephen H. Halperin Julie Koschitzky Rabbi John Moscowitz Dennis Bennie Bruce Bronfman Clara Cooper Dr. Sy Eber Marvin Gerstein (L) Tennys J.M. Hanson Mira Koschitzky Joanne F. Nadal Michael Ann Benzie Judy N. Bronfman Dr. Deborah Chesnie Cooper Robert J. Ellis Dr. Reva A. Gerstein CC OOnt Azmi Haq Harvey G. Kotler QC Dr. Sheldon Nadal Norman Benzie Paul Bronfman Florence Cooper Jeffrey Engel Lynne R. Gerstein-Fingold (L) Robert Harlang Michael Kraft Harvey S. Naglie Gordon Berger Howard Brown Gordon E. Cooper QC Herbert B. Epstein (L) Sandra Gertner Susan J. Harris Nancy Kraft Queenie Nayman I. William Berger Carainn Buchalter Richard J. Cooper Phillip M. Epstein Bernard I., Ghert CM Frank Hauer Shayne Kukulowicz Katherine A. Newman Robert D. Berger David E. Buck Richard M. Cooper Gabriel Erem Melvin M. Gilbert Sandra Hausman Mitchell Kunin (B)(L) Michael J.R. Nisker Irene Berkowitz Roel C. Buck CM Sydney C. Cooper Susan Erem Sander Gladstone Sacha Hayward Sybil Kunin (L) Neil Nisker Jason Berman Lev Bukhman Jane Corkin Andrew Faas Newton Glassman Harvey S. Hecker Lorri Kushnir Leslie Noble Vivian Berman Joseph Burnett Denny Creighton Joseph Fanaki Howard Glowinsky Stephen W. Herbert Stephen Pak Wai Lai Dr. Arnold M. Noyek Henry Bernick Lorne Burnett Jerry Cukier Steven Farber Bernard L. Gluckstein QC Jake Herman Robert Lantos Allan P. O’Dette

60 5961 David Feldberg Brian Gluckstein Hartley Hershenhorn Jonathan Lapidus Saul Feldberg Ira Gluskin Steven M. Hershenhorn Albert J. Latner Toby Feldberg Jordan Gnat Shira Herzog Lynda Latner David Feldman Bert Godfrey (L)(Deceased) Norman Hill Michael E. Latner (L) Leslie H. Feldman Eleanor R. Godfrey Alison Himel Steven D. Latner Kenneth E. Field (S) Norman Godfrey Ho Pak Tao Susan Laufer Caren Fields Paul V. Godfrey CM (S) Kwok Yuen Ho Daniel Lawee MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL Gary H. Fine Rob Godfrey Libby Hoffman Roberto Lederri George E. Fine JoAnn Gold Eric N. Hoffstein Betty Lee BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-2007 Jack Fine Gary Goldberg Sandor Hofstedter Jay A. Lefton D. Morgan Firestone Linda H. Goldberger Thomas Hofstedter Elliott Levine Chair of the Board Vice-Chairs Secretary Mitchell Kunin (L) Michael J. Firestone Stanley Goldfarb David Horowitz Larry J. Levine QC Joseph Lebovic Aliza Fisch Stephen Goldhar Sharon Hotton Michael Levitt Lawrence S. Bloomberg Geoffrey Bledin Heather M. Reisman Rebecca MacDonald Amnon Fisch Murray Goldman Nathan O. Hurwich Russell Levy Michael D. Bregman Miles S. Nadal Edward Fisch S. Zachary Goldman Eric R. Inspektor Judy S. Lewis Gerald W. Schwartz OC President & Chief Stephen M. Pustil Sylvia Fisch Carol Goldstein Hy Isenbaum FCA (H) Lusan Li Edward S. Sonshine QC Directors Executive Officer Philip Reichmann Maxine J. Fish David J. Goldstein Myrna Isenbaum Stephen Y.S. Li Lawrence M. Tanenbaum Brent Belzberg Robert A. Rubinoff Danny Fleisher Edwin Goldstein Ellis Jacob Alexander Libfeld Joseph Mapa Dr. Allan Dersky Dr. Jodi Shapiro Rachel Flood Lorne Goldstein Arthur O. Jacques Philip B. Lind OC Treasurer Leslie S. Gales Rt. Hon. John N. Turner PC CC QC Jacqueline B. Florence Gilbert Goodman Judith John Richard K.C. Ling Immediate Past Chair Peter C. Godsoe OC Howard I. Wetston QC Jay S. Hennick Michael F. Florence Mark E. Goodman James C. Johnson Earl Linzon Barbara Hennick Bernard I. Ghert CM Dr. Catharine Whiteside Julia Fogel Samuel Gotfrid QC Dr. Michael Johnston Abbey A. Lipson (E) Susan Horvath Charles M. Winograd Richard Fogel Heather Gotlieb Michael Kalles Sharon London Liss Thomas E. Kierans OC All Directors on Board of Governors Barbara Fogler Maxwell Gotlieb Buschie Kamin Dr. Sidney Lisser Gary S. Fogler Bonnie Gottlieb Vered Kaminker Joshua Liswood Gladys Fogler Myron I. Gottlieb Fred L. Karp Fred A. Litwin Lloyd S.D. Fogler QC (H) Alan A. Gozlan (L) David J. Kassie Louis Litwin John Fogolin Liliane Gozlan (L) Dr. Josef Kates Mark Litwin Edwina Wong Fok Renee Gozlan Marvin S. Kates Gerald A. Lokash MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL Garry M. Foster FCA Roger Gozlan (L) James F. Kay Martin J. Lubotta (L) Shaun Francis Herman Grad Mildred Kelman (L) Edward M. Maierovitz BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2006-2007 Sydney G. Frankfort Cecil H. Graff Dr. Merrijoy Kelner Gerry Maldoff Peter Freed Glenn Graff Arthur D. Kennedy Janice Mandel Megan Abel Dr. Alan Bernstein OC David M. Burton Elaine Culiner Sherri Freedman Carole Grafstein Barbara Kerbel Howard Mandelbaum Leonard M. Abramsky Dr. Paul E. Bernstein David M. Campbell CM Dr. Richard Cummings Theodore J. Freedman (E) Maxine Granovsky Dr. Jeffrey E. Kerbel George Mann Marcy Abramsky Berl Bessin Kenneth Cancellara QC David Cynamon Dr. Bruce V. Freeman Cary Green Ellin Kert Paul Marcus Anthony Alberga Irving Betcherman Donald Carlisle Eli Dadouch Zoltan Freeman Evan J. Green Norman L. Kert Caryn M. Markman Kenny Albert Fran Binder Sheldon Carr Aubrey Dan Joseph Frieberg Mendel M. Green QC Joseph Kerzner W. Judson Martin Jo’Ann Alderson Herbert R. Binder Angela Chan Leslie L. Dan CM Lou Frieberg Alan Greenberg Morris Kerzner Liza Mauer Thomas I.A. Allen QC Ugo Bizzarri Dr. Grace K. Chan John H. Daniels George Friedmann Sidney Greenberg Sharifa Khan Norman May QC Dov Altman Adam Bledin Herbert Chang Stephen D’Arcy Hedy Frisch Joel S. Greisman Vikram Khurana Fran McBride Margaret Altman David Bledin Morey Chaplick Dr. Lesley David Linda Frum Michael R. Gross Harry Kichler George R. McCleary Tammy J. Anklewicz Justin Bledin S.K. Betty Chee Yvonne Davies (H)(L) Dr. Murray B. Frum Sheldon Gross Thomas E. Kierans OC Valerie H. McMurtry A. Bram Appel Sarah Bledin Sid Chelsky Catherine A. Delaney Perry Fryers Robert F. Grundleger Debbie Kimel Sam Meister Ronald Appleby QC Ron Blitstein Henrietta Chesnie Robert Deluce Robert A. Fung (S) Yitzy Gunsburg Shawn R. Kimel Dr. Anthony R. Melman Barry Appleton Bonnie Bloomberg Kitty Cheung Dr. Ron S. Dembo Allen Gales Rohit Gupta Warren C.S. Kimel Andrew Miller Patrick Assaraf (L) Jonathan Bloomberg Helen Ching-Kircher David L. Dennis QC Brenlee Gurvey Gales Vic S. Gupta Michael D. King David P. Miller Paul M. Austin Dr. Marion C. Bogo Jeffrey Cohen Harriet Dennis H. Barry Gales Cory L. Gurevitz Harvey J. Kirsh Frank K. Miller Jeannine Banack Robert Bohbot Judith Cohen A. Ephraim Diamond OC Norman Gardner Craig Guttman Jerry Klasner Helen Davies Miller Jeff Baryshnik Caroline Bokar Marshall A. Cohen QC OC A. Jack Diamond Mark Gaskin Jack Gwartz Jay M. Klein Stephen J. Miller Paula Bass Harriett Bomza Oz Cohen Stephen H. Diamond Leon Gasner Ron Haas Marvelle Koffler Beatrice Wintrob Minden Douglas G. Bassett OC OOnt. Marlene Borins Peter F. Cohen Daniel Diena Robert Gasner Lawrence P. Haber Murray B. Koffler OC (H) Florence Minz Daniel J. Baum Eric Bornstein Samuel H. Cohen Ian M. Douglas Kirby C. Gavelin Dr. Albert J. Haddad Thomas Koffler Peter Misek Robyn S. Beder Daniel J. Botari Dr. Zane Cohen Marcus Doyle Carrie Orfus Gelkopf Dr. Gerald Halbert CM Robert Kofman Lloyd Mogul Edward E. Bekhor Barbara Bregman George A. Cohon Garth Drabinsky OC Frank B. Gerstein Roslyn Halbert Daniel Kolber Max Moneta Tobie Bekhor Sidney Bregman (L) Paula Cook Lisa Draper Gail Gerstein (L)(E) Robert R. Hall QC Ellie Korenblum Micki Moore-Simpson Georges Benarroch Ron Bresler Suzanne Ivey Cook Leonard Drimmer Ira M. Gerstein (L) Richard S. Hallisey Zelda Korenblum Harriet Morton Michael Benjamin Myer D. Brody Austin M. Cooper QC Owen A. Duckman Irving R. Gerstein CM OOnt (H)(L) Stephen H. Halperin Julie Koschitzky Rabbi John Moscowitz Dennis Bennie Bruce Bronfman Clara Cooper Dr. Sy Eber Marvin Gerstein (L) Tennys J.M. Hanson Mira Koschitzky Joanne F. Nadal Michael Ann Benzie Judy N. Bronfman Dr. Deborah Chesnie Cooper Robert J. Ellis Dr. Reva A. Gerstein CC OOnt Azmi Haq Harvey G. Kotler QC Dr. Sheldon Nadal Norman Benzie Paul Bronfman Florence Cooper Jeffrey Engel Lynne R. Gerstein-Fingold (L) Robert Harlang Michael Kraft Harvey S. Naglie Gordon Berger Howard Brown Gordon E. Cooper QC Herbert B. Epstein (L) Sandra Gertner Susan J. Harris Nancy Kraft Queenie Nayman I. William Berger Carainn Buchalter Richard J. Cooper Phillip M. Epstein Bernard I., Ghert CM Frank Hauer Shayne Kukulowicz Katherine A. Newman Robert D. Berger David E. Buck Richard M. Cooper Gabriel Erem Melvin M. Gilbert Sandra Hausman Mitchell Kunin (B)(L) Michael J.R. Nisker Irene Berkowitz Roel C. Buck CM Sydney C. Cooper Susan Erem Sander Gladstone Sacha Hayward Sybil Kunin (L) Neil Nisker Jason Berman Lev Bukhman Jane Corkin Andrew Faas Newton Glassman Harvey S. Hecker Lorri Kushnir Leslie Noble Vivian Berman Joseph Burnett Denny Creighton Joseph Fanaki Howard Glowinsky Stephen W. Herbert Stephen Pak Wai Lai Dr. Arnold M. Noyek Henry Bernick Lorne Burnett Jerry Cukier Steven Farber Bernard L. Gluckstein QC Jake Herman Robert Lantos Allan P. O’Dette

60 5961 Mitchell Oelbaum David A. Rubin QC Ron K. So George P.L. Wong Dr. Molyn Leszcz Debbie Fischer Chief of Service Tracy Kitch Adrienne Offman Kenneth Rubin Howard Sokolowski Jean Wong Psychiatrist-in-Chief Senior Vice-President, Senior Director, Centre of Dr. Frank Sicheri Allan E. Offman Murray Rubin A. Jack Solomon Dr. Joseph Wong CM (S) Organizational Development and Excellence and Nursing; Dr. Michael Sigal Scientific Co-Chair Lesley Binstock Offman Arthur Rubinoff Gary S. Solway Michael K. Worb Strategic Projects Co-Chair Dentist-in-Chief Martin Offman Andrea Rudnick Herbert H. Solway QC Irwin Wortsman Jocelyn Bennett Susan Horvath (B) Penny Offman Daniel Rumack Daniel Sonshine Jeffrey Wortsman Dr. David Tannenbaum Senior Director, Centre of Excellence President, Mount Sinai Hospital Nicholas P. Offord Eva Ryterband Fran Sonshine Dianne Yanofsky Family Physician-in-Chief and Nursing; Co-Chair Foundation and Vice-President, Centre for Laboratory Joseph J. Oliver Samuel J. Sable Sidney Spiegel Cecil H. Yolles Dr. Kin Fan Young Tai Philanthropy Medicine and Infection Ina Ornstein Susan Sacchi (L) Joan E. Sproul Bernadette Yuen Interim Paediatrician-in-Chief Rubin L. Osten Richard Sadowski Louise Starkman Lawrence Zimmering Judith John Centre for Surgical Control Loudon F. Owen Daniel Samson Nathan Starr FCA Dr. Brenda Zimmerman Senior Vice-President, Sub-Specialties and Dr. Kenneth Pritzker Julia Paisley Shawn Saraga Amy Stein Carole Herman Zucker Communications and Marketing Chief of Service Dr. John D. Parker Jordan Sarick Dr. A. Hillary Steinhart George A. Zuckerman Samuel Lunenfeld Oncology Marlene Robinson Dr. Andrew S. Pasternak Samuel Sarick Ken Stern Anthony J. Zwig (L) Research Institute Dr. Jeff Wrana Vice-President & Chief Dr. Jay Wunder Irwin W. Pasternak QC Candy Schaffel Frank Stronach Walter Zwig (L) Scientific Co-Chair Dr. James Woodgett Information Officer Chief of Service Kelly Patchet Dr. Ira Schecter Jack Stupp (L) Lisa Zwig-Gerstein (L) Scott Jarrett Director of Research Dr. Daniel Drucker Dr. Jennifer B. Pearlman Judy Scheininger Lorne Sugarman Joan E. Sproul Administrative Director; Co-Chair Scientific Co-Chair Joel A. Pearlman Carole Schipper Shelley Sukerman Dr. Stephen Lye Senior Vice-President, Finance Mount Sinai Associate Director Nancy V. Pencer Lionel H. Schipper QC Jay A. Swartz Altaf Stationwala Christina Copplestone David M. Perkell Norman H. Schipper QC Lisa Swartzman Hospital Auxiliary Senior Vice-President, Operations Senior Director, Centre of Management Morris Perlis Marty Schmerz Charles L. Tabachnick Barbara Hennick and Redevelopment Excellence and Nursing; Network Chair Steve G. Pezim Ian Schnoor Hooman R. Tabesh Senior Leadership Team President Co-Chair Isidore Philosophe Seymour Schulich CM S. Sheldon Taerk Leslie Vincent Krista Riko Joseph Mapa Richard V. Pilosof Alan M. Schwartz QC Susan Taerk Senior Vice-President, Patient Director, Otologic Function Unit President & CEO Vanessa Pinsky Charles J. Schwartz QC R. Blair Tamblyn University of Toronto Services and Chief Nursing Centre for Women’s and Jonathan M. Pollack Samuel Schwartz H. Wayne Tanenbaum Jeannine Banack Executive Dr. Catharine Whiteside Infants’ Health Dr. Sheila Pollock (L) Martin Schwarz Kenneth M. Tanenbaum Senior Vice-President, Medical Legend Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Wilfred M. Posluns Gary L. Segal Lawrence M. Tanenbaum Education and Medical Dr. Alan Bocking (E) Emeritus Director Vice Provost Relations with John F. Prato Melanie Segal David A. Taub Administration Centre for Acute and Chief of Service (H) Honorary Officer Health Care Institutions Jonas J. Prince Carol Simand Seidman Christine Terashita (L) Life Governor Chronic Medicine Dr. Stephen Lye Lynda Prince Sean Seidman Nelson S. Thall (S) Special Advisor Scientific Co-Chair Gary Prosserman Joel Seigel Stephen Title Medical Staff Dr. Allan Detsky Martin Prosserman Mark J. Selick Steven Tuchner Association Ron Prosserman Dr. Simone Seltzer Gerald P. Turner (H)(President Corinne Pruzanski Daniel Shapira Emeritus) Dr. Jodi Shapiro Stephen M. Pustil Isadore Sharp OC (H) Howard Ungerman President Donald Rafelman Gerald J. Shear (E) Irving Ungerman Esterita Rajsky Gerald Sheff Mark Valentine Chiefs of Service 2006-07 Dayle Rakowsky Dr. Barry Sherman Toni Varone MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL Foundation Morton H. Rapp (E) David M. Sherman Richard E. Venn Medical Keith L. Ray Donna Sherman Kristine L. Vikmanis Advisory Council Armand Reale Honey Sherman Paul L. Waitzer OF TORONTO BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-2007 Albert Reichmann Les Sherman Richard H. Wajs Dr. Allan Detsky (B) David Reichmann Theodore Sherman Frederic A. Waks Chair, Physician-in-Chief Debbie Kimel Leah Reichmann Alvin J. Shidlowski Lionel Waldman Chair of the Board Secretary Honorary Officers Dr. Alan Bocking Thomas Koffler Paul Reichmann Helaine Shiff Mark Waldman Obstetrician & Gynaecologist- Edward Sonshine QC Stephen H. Diamond Mitchell Kunin Lloyd S.D. Fogler QC Jill Reitman Lisa Shiff Sandra Waldman in-Chief Joseph Lebovic Irving R. Gerstein CM OOnt Joel Reitman Randy Shiff Larry Wasser Fred A. Litwin Bernard I. Ghert CM Dr. Brian Rittenberg Jaclyn Shulman David Wasserman Dr. Patrice Bret Immediate Past Chair President Douglas McGregor Hy Isenbaum FCA Lesley S. Robertson Michael G. Shulman Shirley Wasserman Radiologist-in-Chief Andrew Phillips Murray B. Koffler OC Lionel Robins Anthony M. Sigel George Wasserstein Michael D. Bregman Susan Horvath Dr. Zane Cohen (to June 2006) Ron Prosserman (to December 2006) Kenneth Rotenberg Jonathan L. Robinson Joan Sternthal Sigel Jack Weinbaum Dr. Jay Wunder (from July 2006) Joel Reitman Gerald J. Shear Ariella Rohringer Schuyler M. Sigel QC Daniel R. Weisz Surgeon-in-Chief Jeffrey L. Rosenthal Dr. Louis Siminovitch CC R. Lou Ronson Allan C. Silber Eric Weisz Vice Chair Directors Honey Sherman Morton M. Smith QC Barrie D. Rose (L) Hinda B. Silber Michael A. Wekerle Dr. Jeremy Freeman Geoffrey Bledin Richard M. Cooper Frederic A. Waks Jack M. Rose Joshua M. Silber Judy Wells Otolaryngologist-in-Chief Lawrence S. Bloomberg David Cynamon (from January 2007) Carl Rosen Mark Silver Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor Dr. Jeffrey J. Hurwitz Robert A. Rubinoff Lisa Draper Mark Waldman Harry Rosen Jeff Silverberg Lawrence D. Wilder Ophthalmologist-in-Chief Howard Sokolowski Susan Erem Larry Wasser Alvin B. Rosenberg QC (H) Peter A. Silverman QC (L) Robert F. Wilson Richard E. Venn Gary S. Fogler Jonathan A. Wolfe Elliott B. Rosenberg Monty M. Simmonds QC (H)(L) Jerold Winter Dr. Donald E. Low Frank B. Gerstein Graham Rosenberg Michael B. Simonetta Joshua Wise Microbiologist-in-Chief Ira Gluskin Jay G. Rosenfeld Steven Sitcoff Bradley H. Wiseman Dr. Gerald O’Leary Gary Goldberg William P. Rosenfeld QC James H. Slater Rosalind Witkin Treasurer Anaesthetist-in-Chief Maxwell Gotlieb Jeffrey L. Rosenthal Paul Slavens Arlene D. Wolfe Dr. Gordon Fox Kenneth M. Tanenbaum Alan Greenberg Martin Rosenthal (L) Christopher Slightham Elizabeth Wolfe Deputy Chief Jay P. Rosenzweig Dr. Jay Alan Smith Harold Wolfe Kenneth Rotenberg (H) Morton M. Smith QC (E) Jonathan A. Wolfe Dr. Kenneth P.H. Pritzker Kurt Rothschild Howard Smuschkowitz Dr. Rose Wolfe CM (E) Pathologist-in-Chief

62 63 Mitchell Oelbaum David A. Rubin QC Ron K. So George P.L. Wong Dr. Molyn Leszcz Debbie Fischer Chief of Service Tracy Kitch Adrienne Offman Kenneth Rubin Howard Sokolowski Jean Wong Psychiatrist-in-Chief Senior Vice-President, Senior Director, Centre of Dr. Frank Sicheri Allan E. Offman Murray Rubin A. Jack Solomon Dr. Joseph Wong CM (S) Organizational Development and Excellence and Nursing; Dr. Michael Sigal Scientific Co-Chair Lesley Binstock Offman Arthur Rubinoff Gary S. Solway Michael K. Worb Strategic Projects Co-Chair Dentist-in-Chief Martin Offman Andrea Rudnick Herbert H. Solway QC Irwin Wortsman Jocelyn Bennett Susan Horvath (B) Penny Offman Daniel Rumack Daniel Sonshine Jeffrey Wortsman Dr. David Tannenbaum Senior Director, Centre of Excellence President, Mount Sinai Hospital Nicholas P. Offord Eva Ryterband Fran Sonshine Dianne Yanofsky Family Physician-in-Chief and Nursing; Co-Chair Foundation and Vice-President, Centre for Laboratory Joseph J. Oliver Samuel J. Sable Sidney Spiegel Cecil H. Yolles Dr. Kin Fan Young Tai Philanthropy Medicine and Infection Ina Ornstein Susan Sacchi (L) Joan E. Sproul Bernadette Yuen Interim Paediatrician-in-Chief Rubin L. Osten Richard Sadowski Louise Starkman Lawrence Zimmering Judith John Centre for Surgical Control Loudon F. Owen Daniel Samson Nathan Starr FCA Dr. Brenda Zimmerman Senior Vice-President, Sub-Specialties and Dr. Kenneth Pritzker Julia Paisley Shawn Saraga Amy Stein Carole Herman Zucker Communications and Marketing Chief of Service Dr. John D. Parker Jordan Sarick Dr. A. Hillary Steinhart George A. Zuckerman Samuel Lunenfeld Oncology Marlene Robinson Dr. Andrew S. Pasternak Samuel Sarick Ken Stern Anthony J. Zwig (L) Research Institute Dr. Jeff Wrana Vice-President & Chief Dr. Jay Wunder Irwin W. Pasternak QC Candy Schaffel Frank Stronach Walter Zwig (L) Scientific Co-Chair Dr. James Woodgett Information Officer Chief of Service Kelly Patchet Dr. Ira Schecter Jack Stupp (L) Lisa Zwig-Gerstein (L) Scott Jarrett Director of Research Dr. Daniel Drucker Dr. Jennifer B. Pearlman Judy Scheininger Lorne Sugarman Joan E. Sproul Administrative Director; Co-Chair Scientific Co-Chair Joel A. Pearlman Carole Schipper Shelley Sukerman Dr. Stephen Lye Senior Vice-President, Finance Mount Sinai Associate Director Nancy V. Pencer Lionel H. Schipper QC Jay A. Swartz Altaf Stationwala Christina Copplestone David M. Perkell Norman H. Schipper QC Lisa Swartzman Hospital Auxiliary Senior Vice-President, Operations Senior Director, Centre of Management Morris Perlis Marty Schmerz Charles L. Tabachnick Barbara Hennick and Redevelopment Excellence and Nursing; Network Chair Steve G. Pezim Ian Schnoor Hooman R. Tabesh Senior Leadership Team President Co-Chair Isidore Philosophe Seymour Schulich CM S. Sheldon Taerk Leslie Vincent Krista Riko Joseph Mapa Richard V. Pilosof Alan M. Schwartz QC Susan Taerk Senior Vice-President, Patient Director, Otologic Function Unit President & CEO Vanessa Pinsky Charles J. Schwartz QC R. Blair Tamblyn University of Toronto Services and Chief Nursing Centre for Women’s and Jonathan M. Pollack Samuel Schwartz H. Wayne Tanenbaum Jeannine Banack Executive Dr. Catharine Whiteside Infants’ Health Dr. Sheila Pollock (L) Martin Schwarz Kenneth M. Tanenbaum Senior Vice-President, Medical Legend Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Wilfred M. Posluns Gary L. Segal Lawrence M. Tanenbaum Education and Medical Dr. Alan Bocking (E) Emeritus Director Vice Provost Relations with John F. Prato Melanie Segal David A. Taub Administration Centre for Acute and Chief of Service (H) Honorary Officer Health Care Institutions Jonas J. Prince Carol Simand Seidman Christine Terashita (L) Life Governor Chronic Medicine Dr. Stephen Lye Lynda Prince Sean Seidman Nelson S. Thall (S) Special Advisor Scientific Co-Chair Gary Prosserman Joel Seigel Stephen Title Medical Staff Dr. Allan Detsky Martin Prosserman Mark J. Selick Steven Tuchner Association Ron Prosserman Dr. Simone Seltzer Gerald P. Turner (H)(President Corinne Pruzanski Daniel Shapira Emeritus) Dr. Jodi Shapiro Stephen M. Pustil Isadore Sharp OC (H) Howard Ungerman President Donald Rafelman Gerald J. Shear (E) Irving Ungerman Esterita Rajsky Gerald Sheff Mark Valentine Chiefs of Service 2006-07 Dayle Rakowsky Dr. Barry Sherman Toni Varone MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL Foundation Morton H. Rapp (E) David M. Sherman Richard E. Venn Medical Keith L. Ray Donna Sherman Kristine L. Vikmanis Advisory Council Armand Reale Honey Sherman Paul L. Waitzer OF TORONTO BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-2007 Albert Reichmann Les Sherman Richard H. Wajs Dr. Allan Detsky (B) David Reichmann Theodore Sherman Frederic A. Waks Chair, Physician-in-Chief Debbie Kimel Leah Reichmann Alvin J. Shidlowski Lionel Waldman Chair of the Board Secretary Honorary Officers Dr. Alan Bocking Thomas Koffler Paul Reichmann Helaine Shiff Mark Waldman Obstetrician & Gynaecologist- Edward Sonshine QC Stephen H. Diamond Mitchell Kunin Lloyd S.D. Fogler QC Jill Reitman Lisa Shiff Sandra Waldman in-Chief Joseph Lebovic Irving R. Gerstein CM OOnt Joel Reitman Randy Shiff Larry Wasser Fred A. Litwin Bernard I. Ghert CM Dr. Brian Rittenberg Jaclyn Shulman David Wasserman Dr. Patrice Bret Immediate Past Chair President Douglas McGregor Hy Isenbaum FCA Lesley S. Robertson Michael G. Shulman Shirley Wasserman Radiologist-in-Chief Andrew Phillips Murray B. Koffler OC Lionel Robins Anthony M. Sigel George Wasserstein Michael D. Bregman Susan Horvath Dr. Zane Cohen (to June 2006) Ron Prosserman (to December 2006) Kenneth Rotenberg Jonathan L. Robinson Joan Sternthal Sigel Jack Weinbaum Dr. Jay Wunder (from July 2006) Joel Reitman Gerald J. Shear Ariella Rohringer Schuyler M. Sigel QC Daniel R. Weisz Surgeon-in-Chief Jeffrey L. Rosenthal Dr. Louis Siminovitch CC R. Lou Ronson Allan C. Silber Eric Weisz Vice Chair Directors Honey Sherman Morton M. Smith QC Barrie D. Rose (L) Hinda B. Silber Michael A. Wekerle Dr. Jeremy Freeman Geoffrey Bledin Richard M. Cooper Frederic A. Waks Jack M. Rose Joshua M. Silber Judy Wells Otolaryngologist-in-Chief Lawrence S. Bloomberg David Cynamon (from January 2007) Carl Rosen Mark Silver Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor Dr. Jeffrey J. Hurwitz Robert A. Rubinoff Lisa Draper Mark Waldman Harry Rosen Jeff Silverberg Lawrence D. Wilder Ophthalmologist-in-Chief Howard Sokolowski Susan Erem Larry Wasser Alvin B. Rosenberg QC (H) Peter A. Silverman QC (L) Robert F. Wilson Richard E. Venn Gary S. Fogler Jonathan A. Wolfe Elliott B. Rosenberg Monty M. Simmonds QC (H)(L) Jerold Winter Dr. Donald E. Low Frank B. Gerstein Graham Rosenberg Michael B. Simonetta Joshua Wise Microbiologist-in-Chief Ira Gluskin Jay G. Rosenfeld Steven Sitcoff Bradley H. Wiseman Dr. Gerald O’Leary Gary Goldberg William P. Rosenfeld QC James H. Slater Rosalind Witkin Treasurer Anaesthetist-in-Chief Maxwell Gotlieb Jeffrey L. Rosenthal Paul Slavens Arlene D. Wolfe Dr. Gordon Fox Kenneth M. Tanenbaum Alan Greenberg Martin Rosenthal (L) Christopher Slightham Elizabeth Wolfe Deputy Chief Jay P. Rosenzweig Dr. Jay Alan Smith Harold Wolfe Kenneth Rotenberg (H) Morton M. Smith QC (E) Jonathan A. Wolfe Dr. Kenneth P.H. Pritzker Kurt Rothschild Howard Smuschkowitz Dr. Rose Wolfe CM (E) Pathologist-in-Chief

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