2019 ANNUAL REPORT The Artscape Foundation works to increase the public’s understanding of arts and culture through its support of community arts programs, creative placemaking educational programs and access to arts and cultural facilities. The Foundation is a registered charity governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.

Support from individual donors, public and private foundations, and corporations empowers the Toronto Artscape Foundation to undertake ambitious projects that positively impact the lives of artists and foster vibrant communities.

With funding from our generous donors and partners, as well as an annual fundraising event, we are able to fund the following projects and programs.

2 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Neil Watson Charitable Objects of the Toronto Artscape Foundation:

• Educate and increase the public’s understanding of the arts and culture and their importance by offering or sponsoring courses, seminars, conferences and meetings, publication of materials and otherwise collecting and disseminating information on arts and culture • Provide instructional seminars on arts and culture • Provide facilities or financially support facilities in which artistic and cultural events take place, including galleries, studios and performance space • Receive and maintain a fund or funds and to apply all or part of the principal and income therefrom, from time to time, to charitable organizations that are also registered charities under the Income Tax Act () • Provide and operate non-profit residential accommodation thereto exclusively for: low income artists and their families; elderly artists primarily of low or modest income; and disabled artists primarily of low or modest income • To advance education by: i. providing programs of an academic and practical nature to teach entrepreneurial, business, innovation and related skills primarily to persons in the arts and cultural fields; ii. providing structured learning activities such as courses, instructional seminars, and workshops about creative and performing arts, and by providing opportunities for students to publicly exhibit, present, or perform their works, or develop their crafts or skills in conjunction with these learning activities. iii. providing scholarships, bursaries, awards, and other forms of financial assistance to enable members of the public to attend at educational institutions and/or educational programs in Canada.

3 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report This year, we had many achievements that helped artists thrive in our city. At the new community cultural hub, Artscape Weston Common, that opened in June 2019, we expanded the Hallways Galleries program to include this new exhibition space and we introduced the Pearson Connects Fund, thanks to the generosity of our Key Supporting Sponsor, Toronto Pearson.

We saw the first full year of Artscape Daniels Launchpad, Toronto’s creative entrepreneurship hub, and the Toronto Artscape Foundation was thrilled to fund numerous programs to help creatives in our city thrive and grow their creative careers, including the Toronto Artscape Foundation Launchpad Bursaries and the two-day Launchpad Summit event.

We also honored the many incredible contributions to the arts and culture sector by Robert and Julia Foster at our biannual fundraising gala, CreativeTO.

We are so pleased to share with you our many achievements in this 2019 Annual Report. Together with the help of our many donors and supporters, we have been able to make an impact in the lives of artists in our city.

Jane Hopgood Colleen Moorehead EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CHAIR, BOARD OF DIRECTORS

4 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTOS: Nyaomi

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

5 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTOS: Houzayfa Zene Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program

The Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program empowers youth to develop and deepen their creative practice through a five-month intensive mentorship and training program. In 2019, six participants completed the program. Mentors, Janielle McKoy, Dre Ngozi and Francis Atta, shared their real-life experience as creatives and facilitated learning in brand identity, artistic representation and voice, and financial literacy and business in the arts. The final showcase event, Juven-Essence, explored how youth are sometimes misrepresented and highlighted the talents and strengths of youth participants.

Watch the impact video

This program is generously supported by the Slaight Family Foundation.

6 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report 19-year-old Kiduse Gezahegn, otherwise known as Ducey, is an up-and-coming R&B singer from Toronto who has already caught the eye of singer, songwriter, Jessie Reyez. He’s was one of 6 participants in the 2019 Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program, at Daniels Spectrum in Regent Park.

Read more about his journey here.

PHOTOS: Houzayfa Zene

Before, I was kinda lost, but “now I have a plan. My mentor has helped me understand that there’s more than just singing when it comes to this business. Ducey

7 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Neil Watson Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program

Immersed: A Virtual Reality Project

In 2019, Centennial College, a new tenant to Daniels Spectrum, collaborated with us to support the Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program in creating a virtual reality storytelling project called Immersed. Four Regent Park-based participants worked with students in Centennial College’s School of Media, Art, Design and Communications to capture their artistic journey, culminating in a customized virtual reality storytelling experience that celebrates the strength and creativity of inner-city communities like Regent Park.

These stories featured as an art exhibition at Nuit Blanche at Artscape Daniels Launchpad in October and at the sold-out opening night of the Regent Park Film Festival in November.

8 Toronto Artscape FoundationArtscape - 2019 Annual Report Ada Slaight Hall Programming Support Fund

Through this fund, local arts and community organizations from Regent Park have the opportunity to access Daniels Spectrum facilities at free or low cost, enabling them to reach new audiences and animate this beloved cultural hub with arts and culture programs by and for the community. Highlights of these events from the past year include: 32 4,200+ $250K events attendees at in direct support supported supported to community events organizations PHOTO: Regent Park Project

Some organizations that benefited from the Ada Slaight Hall PHOTO: Amaal Artist Talk & Mentor Cafe Programming Support Fund include: • The Regent Park Project • A (musical) Midsummer Night’s Dream • That Afrikan Production • Luminary • Nagata Siu Shachu Japanese Drumming Workshops • Naomie Kija Fashion Show • Amaal Artist Talk & Mentor Café

This program is generously supported by the Slaight Family Foundation.

9 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report The Pearson Connects Fund

The Pearson Connects Fund supports community events and programs at Artscape Weston Common, 15 local organizations have been able to host community events at the hub including in The Rockport Performance Hall. This fund was made possible through our Key Supporting Sponsor, Toronto Pearson.

A few highlights of these events include:

Mosaique is a cross-cultural food and art experience hosted PHOTO: Mosaique at Artscape Weston Common on November 9, 2019. The event featured the work of two local Weston artists.

PHOTO: CultureShock CultureShock Community Arts Festival is a free all-ages multi-day festival hosted by UrbanArts each August and was held this year at the organization’s new home, Artscape Weston Common. CultureShock is a community-driven festival that celebrates and showcases the artistic vibrancy of our community and the diverse cultural backgrounds of local residents within York-South Weston. In its 12th year running, CultureShock provided a forum and a space for artists from the area and across the city to showcase their talent and craft, including dance, music, visual arts, and spoken word for an audience of over 450 community members.

10 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report The Hallway Galleries, operated by Artscape, are affordable and Hallway unique exhibition spaces at Artscape Youngplace, Daniels Spectrum and the new community cultural hub, Artscape Weston Common Galleries that opened in June 2019.

The vision for the Hallway Galleries program is to showcase the works of emerging artists who have not yet had opportunities to show in a professional gallery, supporting them to launch their artistic careers.

emerging artists featured in 191 the Hallway Galleries in 2019

PHOTO:PHOTOS Neil L-R: Watson musinterpreted (Mariam Magsi) - Daniels SpectrumPHOTO: / Skinwork Bob Gundu - Artscape Youngplace / The Empress Walk - Artscape Weston Common / JAYU (Bushira Nakitende) - Daniels Spectrum

11 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report A solo art exhibition is every artist’s Kanchan Quinlan is a local artist and architectural dream. Artscape Weston Common made designer who lives right on John Street in Weston. Kanchan sold four paintings on the opening night “that a reality for me. This opportunity of her exhibition at Artscape Weston Common. had a tremendous impact on me as an emerging artist both personally and PHOTOS: Kanchan Quinlan professionally.

This show allowed me to express my artistic abilities fully without limits. The process involved in preparing the art pieces, installing them, curating the exhibit, and hosting an opening reception was a challenging yet amazing experience.

The opening reception successfully gathered the community including artists, politicians, and business owners to celebrate local art. Without the continued guidance from Artscape’s gallery staff and access to the venue at no cost, this event would not have been possible. I am forever grateful to Artscape Weston Common for giving me a head start as an artist.

Kanchan Quinlan

12 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Ryan Emberley

CREATIVETO

The CreativeTO gala celebrated former longtime Chair Robert Foster, who was instrumental in helping Artscape ‘reach for the stars,’ as he does now so well as Chair of both TO Live and Business for the Arts. We could not celebrate leadership and community achievement in Toronto without jointly saluting Robert’s wife, Julia Foster C.M., who has also chaired many of our largest and most vital arts organizations.

Watch this video showcasing the many of achievements of the Fosters over their years.

13 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report CreativeTO

On May 9, 2019, the Toronto Artscape Foundation hosted CreativeTO, its biannual arts gala at Artscape Daniels Launchpad. The more than $404,000 dollars raised from the event went to support projects and programs that help artists thrive, including affordable access to space for artists and arts organizations, mentorship programs, educational opportunities and creative placemaking.

During the gala, incredible artists electrified Artscape Daniels Launchpad with their creativity, including the incomparable JUNO Award-winning jazz songstress, Molly Johnson, who performed an incredible set with her band. We also enjoyed musical performances by Joy Lapps Lewis, Irene Harrett, Eric St-Laurent; DJ sets by DJ Jayemkayem and DJ Jenno Christian; live painting by Anya Mielniczek; burlesque dancing by Jamie Holmes, S.Ivory Conover, Anisha Joshi, and Rachelle Ganesh; as well as mind-bending interactive art installations by Mango Peeler and Trish Roque. continued on next page

PHOTOS: Ryan Emberley / Mauricio Calero

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Thanks to our generous Studio Sponsors, Air Canada and The Daniels Corporation, Launchpad’s creative studios came alive with silk screening, laser cutting and jewellery creation. And thanks to the support of After-Party Sponsor, MOD Developments Inc., the party carried on well into the night with burlesque dancers, decadent donuts and other late-night indulgences!

None of this would have been possible without the fabulous support and creativity of our CreativeTO Gala Committee, brilliantly co-chaired by Melanie Foster and Noorez Lalani.

Artscape would also like to extend a special thanks to Veronica Tennant and Karen Kain, our Honorary Gala Committee Co-Chairs, who went above and beyond in their support for CreativeTO. $404K+ $23K+ raised in support of in paid work opportunities projects and programs for artists, performers and to help artists thrive musicians at the event

guests attended 520 CreativeTO

PHOTOS: Eliot Kim

15 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Sneaker School - Chris Penrose

SUPPORTING CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS

16 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Eliot Kim Toronto Artscape Foundation Launchpad Bursary Program

In order to ensure that all artists can access Artscape Daniels Launchpad, the Toronto Artscape Foundation offers a bursary program, which is available to emerging creative entrepreneurs. The Toronto Artscape Foundation strives to fund one third of all Launchpad members as bursary recipients through the generosity of our donors to meet the needs of emerging and mid-career creative entrepreneurs working across disciplines.

Bursaries the Toronto Artscape Foundation has awarded to 640 Launchpad members to date

17 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTOS: Being in charge of your own Daniel Goodman “business can get lonesome, so having that sense of being connected to a larger community both accelerates your growth and emboldens you in asking for feedback, collaborating with others, diminishing your ego, and letting a humble curiosity take the wheel. The wide array of talented people and the networks they link

to [at Artscape Daniels Launchpad] Daniel Goodman is a storyteller, first and foremost; Whether he is working on writing, design, event man- has given me a sense of belonging agement or music projects, crafting stories is at the root of everything he does as a creative entrepreneur. and synergy that not many things In September, 2019, Daniel was awarded a six-month Toronto Artscape Foundation Launchpad Bursary, have been able to emulate so far, or where emerging and established creatives are offered the opportunity to take advantage of educational sup- to afford without steep prices and ports, tools, resources and space at Artscape Daniels barriers to entry. Launchpad to take their business to the next level. Read more about his journey here. Daniel Goodman

18 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Nyaomi Launchpad Learning

Launchpad Learning connects members with the hands- on learning they need to thrive as creative entrepreneurs. Tailored specifically to the needs of artists and designers, Launchpad Learning workshops offer members the opportunity to learn from industry experts on critical topics such as online marketing, branding, legal and financial issues and much more.

Through 2019 Artscape offered Launchpad events and programs to build artists’ capacity to engage in creative entrepreneurship: 4,500+ 2,840 504 creatives attended creatives participated creatives participated Launchpad Learning in training workshops in professional events and programs development activities

19 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report Launchpad SUMMIT: Digital Growth for Creators

On November 30 and December 1, 2019, SUMMIT brought together over 500 creatives, industry leaders and corporate innovators to accelerate creative entrepreneurship in the digital economy. Through SUMMIT, Launchpad’s creative community had the opportunity to learn from and build connections with industry experts and their peers.

Over two days, participants attended and participated in fireside chats, panels and workshops with 70+ creative luminaries such as Fashion Designer Hayley Elsaesser and Director X, as well as speakers from DesignTO, Vice, Etsy Canada, Nuit Blanche, ImagineNATIVE, Google Canada, Sony Music Entertainment, TIFF, Arts & Crafts, Refinery29, and more.

Watch the 2019 Launchpad SUMMIT video

SUMMIT was made possible through the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and TD Bank.

PHOTOS: Jess Hayes

20 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Neil Watson RBC Launchpad Music Entrepreneurship Program

Increasingly, creatives in music face precarious work and low incomes. Music entrepreneurs must learn to adapt to myriad new challenges: marketing themselves and their work effectively through social media; the digital shift to download and streaming; securing paid performances; accessing affordable recording equipment and space; securing funding; and more. To thrive, music entrepreneurs need access to the knowledge, tools and industry connections relevant to their craft and career ambitions.

In late 2019, Toronto Artscape Foundation, through the generosity of RBC Foundation, funded in the new RBC Launchpad Music Entrepreneurship Program at Artscape Daniels Launchpad. The six- month RBC Launchpad Music Entrepreneurship Program combines in-depth educational programs, expert panels, focused mentorship and challenge- based opportunities, all supported by Launchpad staff, industry mentors and state-of-the-art facilities.

We look forward to reporting on the success of this program in our annual report for 2020.

21 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTO: Natalie Nguyen

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

22 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report Toronto 2019 2018 Artscape Revenue Grants, fundraising revenue and other $2,270,075 $2,595,235 Foundation Subtotal Revenue $2,270,075 $2,595,235 Financial Summary Expenses Charitable programming expenses $1,596,849 $1,270,053 Administration $244,968 $100,465 Fundraising costs and other $154,895 $272,317 Subtotal Expenses $1,995,812 $1,642,835

Excess of revenue over expenses for the year $274,263 $2,008,030

PHOTO: Now We Can - Artscape Weston Common

23 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTOS: Houzayfa Zene

FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

24 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report Thank you to our generous community of supporters and donors who have Foundation made it possible for us to support artists across Toronto to thrive. None of this Supporters would be possible without their support.

$1,000,000+ $500,000 - $999,999 $250,000-$499,999

Anonymous Innocon BMO Financial Group The Daniels Corporation Metcalf Foundation Canada Council for the Arts The John & Myrna Daniels Foundation The Young Fund at Hamilton Masters Insurance Limited Ontario Trillium Foundation Community Foundation The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Rockport Group McLean Smits Family Foundation The Slaight Family Foundation RBC Foundation TD Bank The Michael Young Family Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999 4 Star Drywall Ltd. The Delaney Family Foundation Manjis Holdings Ltd. TAS DesignBuild Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc. First Capital Realty Inc. Colleen Moorehead Eli and Phil Taylor Anonymous Robert and Julia Foster The Peter and Melanie Munk The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Aspen Ridge Homes The Hodgkinson Family Charitable Foundation Vancity Community Foundation Castlepoint Numa and HXOUSE Timothy and Frances Price Cityzen Development Group Iler Campbell LLP The Remington Group and The Dalton Company Ltd. Lifetime Developments The Rudolph P. Bratty Family Foundation Eric Tripp and Maria Smith

$25,000-$99,999

Airon HVAC and Control Ltd. Diamond Schmitt Architects Lafarge Canada Inc. Sandra Simpson Alterna Savings EVOLV: An Evolution of Rental Living Lewis Properties Ltd. Erica Segal Brattys LLP George Brown College The Lang Family Foundation Sherrard Kuzz LLP Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. The Gordon & Ruth Gooder The Lewitt Family Foundation Speedy Electric Peter Caldwell Charitable Foundation The McLean Foundation TD Friends of the Environment Carpenters & Allied Workers Local 27 The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Meridion Group Inc. Foundation CIBC Hi-Rise Mechanical Contracting Mazyar Mortazavi The Sumach by Chartwell Anthony Ciccolini Hullmark Developments Ltd. Nak Design Strategies Inc. Toro Aluminum Catherine Angela Ciccolini Islesborough Investors Inc Ontario Arts Council Toronto Foundation Cooltech Air Systems Ltd. Inspirit Foundation Pace Family Foundation Tridel Coreydale Contracting Co. J.P. Bickell Foundation PwC University Plumbing & Heating Philip Deck and Kimberly Bozak Tim Jones Quadrangle Architects Limited WJ Properties Dream Asset Management Corporation Krcmar Surveyors Ltd. The Ralph M. Barford Foundation The W.R. Farquharson Family

25 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report TAF Annual Campaign Donors (2019)

1432872 Ontario Ltd. Brian Rodd Douglas Prothero Jeffrey Goldfarb 99 Homes Realty Inc. Cameron Stephens Mortgage Capital Ltd. Dream Asset Management Corporation Jim Szeto Adrian Doull Canada Council for the Arts Earl Miller Joanna Foster Air Canada Cargo Jet Elaine Dobbin John & Myrna Daniels Foundation Alexander Stevenson Carlyle Communities Erica Segal John and Kay McKellar Alexandra Baillie Carol Davies Fatimah Gilani John Campbell Alice Kernaghan Carolyn Keystone Forthlane Partners John Zerucelli Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc. Carpenters & Allied Workers Local 27 Frances Price Joseph and Caroline Gesualdi André Thales CBRE Fraser Chapman Josephine Ridge Andria Knowles-Muller Centennial College FreshBooks Joyce McKeough Anita Gaffney-Misener Channel Zero Inc. Fuller Landau LLP Judith McKay Anonymous Choice Properties REIT Garnet Watchorn Kanchan Maharaja Anonymous CIBC Gay Mitchell Karim Rahemtulla Anonymous CJ Hervey & Claire Kilgour Hervey Geoffrey Rush Katherine Menear Anonymous Clarence Ford George and Kathy Dembroski Kevin Garland Anonymous Clifton Blake Asset Management Georgian International Kirkor Architects & Planners ARGO Lumber Inc. CMDC Gille and Julia Ouellette Lavínia Kamilly Art Galley of Ontario (AGO) Colin Mowatt Hamilton Community Foundation Leah MacNeil Ashley Greene Colleen Moorehead Helen Burstyn Lisa Cristinzo Baif Developments Limited Concetta Gemma Hi-Rise Mechanical Contracting Liz Kohn Barbara Fingerote CondoWong Real Estate Inc. HMI Developments Inc. Liz Ritchie Barbara J Hall Core Architects Inc Hullmark Developments Ltd. LoriAnn Girvan Barbara McDougall Counterpoint Engineering Inc. Hunter Amenities International Ltd. Lyft Beanfield Creative Placemaking Inc IBM Canada Ltd. Marah Braye Bee-Clean Building Maintenance Dale Ponder Iler Campbell LLP Mark Guslits Bill Young David Binet Intact Insurance Company Mark Sakamoto BLAKE C GOLDRING / AGF MANAGEMENT David Collenette Jack Rotsztain Marshall Cohen LIMITED David F. Sobey Jack Steckel Mary Ruby and Wood Hill Bloombergsen Investment Partners Deloitte Jackman Foundation Masters Insurance Limited BMO Financial Group Diamond Corp. Jan Ruby Matthew D. Powell Brattys LLP Diamond Schmitt Architects Inc. Jane Hopgood Matthew Hickey Brayden Bullen Diane Blake Janice Price Mattie D Butler Brent Whitby Don and Suzanne Kopas Jay-Ann Gilfoy Maureen Loweth

26 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report TAF Annual Campaign Donors (2019)

Maxwell Gotleib PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP The Daniels Corporation McLean Smits Family Foundation Quadrangle Architects Limited The DH Gales Family Charitable Foundation of Toronto Melanie Foster Raja Khanna The Drake Hotel Metropia Inc. Raksha M Bhayana The Gordon & Ruth Gooder Charitable Michael Howell Ralph E. Lean, Q.C. Foundation Michèle Maheux RAW Design The Lang Family Foundation Michelle Archer RBC Foundation The Lewitt Family Foundation Mike Reel Richard Szommer The & Miller Thomson LLP Rita Davies Charitable Foundation Mitchell Cohen Robert & Julia Foster The Michael Young Family Foundation MOD Developments Inc. Robert Smith The Murray Frum Foundation Moses LLP Chartered Professional Accountants Rockport Group The Rotman Family Foundation Mr. Janitorial Supplies Royale Realty Point Brokerage The Royal Conservatory of Music NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development RPIA The Slaight Family Foundation Assoc Ryerson University Thecla Sweeney Nak Design Strategies Inc. Sandpiper Asset Management Inc. Tiana & Marc Boyman Nalini Stewart Sean Young Tim & Laetitia Pacaud Nancy Davide Shelley Black TO Live Nancy Jain Shelley Black and Charles Hodgkinson Tridel National Arts Centre Sidewalk Labs Toronto Udo Schliemann Navigator Ltd. Skyservice Business Aviation Veronica Tennant Neil Ritchie Sonia Baxendale Viana Roofing & Sheet Metal Ltd. Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Sonja Smits Victoria Ruby Page + Steele/IBI Group Architects Stanley Goldfarb Walter M. & Lisa Balfour Bowen Pamela Levitt Stanley Sun Warren Cass Patricia Harris Suasan Manwaring Wayne Squibb Paul Morassutti Susan Pigott Westmount Guarantee Services Inc. Peerage Capital Group Sword Security Canada Windsor Private Capital Inc. Peter and Christine Schmidt TAS Woodcliffe Landmark Properties Peter W. Lamb TD Friends of the Environment Foundation Philip Gillin TELUS Friendly Future Foundation Power Corporation of Canada The Asper Foundation

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Studio Sponsors Ticket Packages In-Kind Sponsors

The Daniels Corporation Beanfield Metroconnect Collective Arts Brewing Air Canada Bee-Clean Building Maintenance Closson Chase Bloombergsen Investment Partners Jason Dinetz BMO Food Dudes After-Party Sponsor Cargo Jet Glory Hole Doughnuts Carlyle Communities Greenhouse Mod Developments Inc. CBRE Limited The Iceman Clifton Blake Asset Management Lyft Counterpoint Engineering and Quadrangle Ontarieau Supporting Sponsors Entro Paul Hahn & Co Hunter Amenities International Anonymous Iler Campbell LLP Dream Lakeview Community Partners Limited Erica Segal Masters Insurance Hines Tridel Melanie and Simon Foster Hullmark Miller Thompson LLP Robert and Julia Foster Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP McLean Smits Family Foundation Paul Morassutti Vancity Community Investment Bank Raw Design Inc. Westmount Guarantee The Slaight Family Foundation TAS The Linda Frum & Howard Sokolowski Charitable Foundation Tim and Frances Price Tim Jones and Taylor Raths TO Live Trimin Capital Corp. Woodcliffe Landmark Properties

28 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report PHOTOS: Jess Hayes

FOUNDATION AND COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP

29 Toronto Artscape Foundation - 2019 Annual Report Thank you to the dedicated Toronto Artscape Foundation Foundation board and volunteer leadership, who provided invaluable and Committee support in 2019. Leadership

Toronto Artscape Foundation Board of Directors CreativeTO

CHAIR: Colleen Moorehead HONOURARY CO-CHAIRS COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS TREASURER: Noorez Lalani Karen Kain, C.C. Melanie Foster SECRETARY: Shelley Black Veronica Tennant, C.C Noorez Lalani

HONOURARY COMMITEE HONOURARY COMMITEE DIRECTORS Leesa Butler Daniel Marinovic Josh Basseches John Campbell Judy Matthews Marah Braye Mitchell Cohen Nasir Noormohamed Antoni Cimolino, C.M. Nina Duras Sonja Smits Dr. Sara Diamond Anita Gaffney Clarence Ford Piers Handling, O.C. Nicole Foster Barry Hughson Fatimah Gilani 2019 Campaign Cabinet Stephan Jost Anthony Graham Alexander Neef Lauren Granatstein Colleen Moorehead Janice Price Jeff Hull Kevin Garland Anthony Sargent Raja Khanna Sonja Smits Dr. Peter Simon Kulin Matchhar Jack Winberg Clyde Wagner Judy Matthews Noorez Lalani Colleen Moorehead Paul Morassutti Susan Pigott Kathryn Randle Christie Schemmer Sonja Smits

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