2018 Annual Report “This was a godsend to me, to have these meals.”

- Donna Suits, Calgary Meals on Wheels Client

Sixty-three-year-old Donna Suits found support from Calgary Meals on Wheels after she was forced to quit working when her mental faculties changed.

Donna said the fast preparation of the meals and the easy clean-up has helped her stay independent in her home.

In her free time, Donna enjoys crafting, Before her mental faculties changed, the results of which she often sends out Donna worked in healthcare as a to friends and family. registered nurse. Table of Contents

Message from the Government of Alberta 4 Message from the Mayor of Calgary 5 Our Vision 6 Our Mission 6 Cultural-ism 6 Membership 6 A Letter From - The Board President 7 A Letter From - The Executive Director 8 Client Services Department 9 Production Department 10 Operations Department 11 The Year in Pictures 12 Volunteer Department 14 Finance & Human Resource Department 15 Fund Development Department 16 Events 17 Treasurer Report 18 Donor Recognition 20

A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA

It is a pleasure to provide greetings for the Calgary Meals on Wheels annual report.

Nutritious food is vital to the health and well-being of Albertans. So is the simple joy of human interaction. For more than 50 years, Calgary Meals on Wheels has been providing for these needs, helping to ensure the independence and dignity of thousands of clients, and alleviating isolation and loneliness.

From schoolchildren to seniors, Calgary Meals on Wheels programs help those who most need it. The dedication and commitment of the organization’s leadership and volunteers is inspirational to all Albertans.

Thank you for all that you have done over the past year to serve the community, and best wishes for continued success.

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March 2019

A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR NENSHI

On behalf of my City Council colleagues and the citizens of Calgary, I would like to congratulate Calgary Meals on Wheels on another year of tireless service to the citizens of Calgary in 2018.

In 1965, concerns that elderly people living alone were being discharged from hospitals with no support system during their convalescence has grown to what Calgary Meals on Wheels is today. What began as a small operation, delivering meals to eight clients from a church basement has grown into a thriving, innovative production facility that prepared, packaged and delivered 668,985 meals in 2018. Each month, over 5,300 Calgarians receive nutritious meals to help meet the most basic of needs – daily nutrition.

I’d also like to commend the Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) program for their support of operating costs to Calgary Meals on Wheels. It takes a village to care for its vulnerable people and I’m thankful that this organization does its part to help citizens maintain their dignity and independence and enjoy healthy food. It also warms my heart that there were over 2,800 “More than a Meal” deliveries made this year – ensuring recipients also enjoyed flowers, cards, birthday and holiday gifts.

Thank you for your amazing public service and I wish you all the very best in 2019!

Sincerely,

Naheed K. Nenshi MAYOR

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 5 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018 BOARD COMMITTEES

Neil Honess, President Finance & Audit Jim Brown, Vice-President Governance Tim Gillespie, Treasurer Market Development Heather Truber, Secretary Operations Lynn Boland, Director Gord Kyle, Director Shane King, Director Bill Storey, Director Robert Borkowsky, Director Brad Wennerstrom, Director David LeGeyt, Director Bruce Wade, Director

Our Vision Cultural-ism Membership To offer nutrition and caring support What is an ISM? A distinctive doctrine, The Members of Calgary Meals on to all Calgarians in need. cause, or theory. Our ISMs are Wheels elect the Board of Directors derived to describe the culture of responsible for the policies and our organization and how we work stewardship of the organization. together to achieve our mission. Our Mission Membership is open to individuals • Be accountable and work with and groups who wish to support the To build a stronger, caring community, integrity. mission of Calgary Meals on Wheels. Calgary Meals on Wheels promotes health and independence by providing • Deliver a service you would want The annual Membership fee is $5.00 quality, nutritious and affordable meals to receive...our family serving your for individuals and $10.00 for groups. to people in need of our services. family. Members are entitled to attend the • We will always make it work; we Annual General Meeting; those always do. holding a Membership at the end of the fiscal year for which the Meeting “[The meals make] • Be an ambassardor in the community. is being held are eligible to vote. a tremendous • We are all Calgary Meals on Wheels. Volunteers are automatically eligible difference for the for membership in our society but • Trust and support each other... ask participation is not mandatory. good.” for help when you need it and offer help when you see the need. - Calgary Meals on Wheels Client • Remember why we are here. • Have fun while getting the job done. ~ Calgary Meals on Wheels Client • Be passionate and determined.

6 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 A message from Neil Honess, Board of Directors President

The world is always changing; but as the pace of change independence by providing quality, nutritious and affordable accelerates, it’s easy to lose track of what’s important and meals to people in need of our services. Again, a huge more crucially to lose focus on one’s aims and challenges. testimony to the staff, volunteers and donors behind I am proud to be part of a Calgary Meals on Wheels Calgary Meals on Wheels organization that continues to respond to our changing world rapidly, effectively and efficiently. The organization Once more, I can report that we exceeded our forecast is constantly evolving to better align itself and its services donations, receiving over $1,247,000 during 2018, with what Calgarians need today. The struggle is always illustrating the generosity of our fellow Calgarians and the to remain relevant; the societal changes since Calgary affection that Calgary Meals on Wheels has in the City. Meals on Wheels begun back in 1965 have been immense but Calgary Meals on Wheels has risen to each We produced 668,985 meals, a 16.7% increase on 2017, of those challenges and continues to do so. During 2018 and increased overall clients by 6%. We have expanded we began to sharpen our focus for the future: enhanced geographically to provide meals to Longview, Wheatland, engagement in the disparate communities in and around Chestermere and Langdon. Calgary, ongoing and cutting edge use of social media as well as traditional forms of communication, flexible and We continue to work closely with the Calgary Board of proactive options for meals and expansion where needed Education, Calgary Catholic School District and Calgary of our services. The organization is prepared and laser- Police Services currently providing over 4900 (27% focused on expanding our mission in the coming years. increase) students at 42 schools with breakfast or lunch. This resulted in an increase of over 42% in meals served to students since last year. “I write this message full of pride, but humble that I was able to be a part of Operating and capital results were positive with an excess of revenues over expenses of $163,729 and that the something that is truly special.” organization carries no debt. Substantial financial reserves are in place to maintain our exceptional building and make replacements and repairs as required. This is my final Message as President as my term of office on the Board of Directors expires at the 2019 Annual So for the last time it is my pleasure and privilege to, on General Meeting. When I first became involved in the behalf of the Board of Calgary Meals on Wheels, thank organization in the Fall of 2008, I was new to Calgary, and acknowledge every employee, volunteer, member and new to Canada, and of course new to Calgary Meals on supporter for your ongoing support of the organization. We Wheels. We operated out of the old building on Macleod continue to have the good fortune to have an exceptionally Trail, a building seemingly held together by duck-tape talented and dedicated staff and an unbelievably committed and wishes; yet operate we did in a fashion that to my and enthusiastic group of volunteers. It has been truly one eyes seemed entirely miraculous but was simply the hard of the most important parts of my life to be a volunteer, work of the staff and volunteers. I was on the Board that Board Member and President of Calgary Meals on oversaw the commissioning, construction and move into Wheels. the new building, and was fortunate enough to be President when we celebrated our 50th Anniversary. I have met so many incredible people without whose dedication, passion and belief Calgary Meals on Wheels wouldn’t be the astounding organization it is today. I write this message full of pride, but humble that I was able to be a part of something that is truly special. Neil Honess President, Board of Directors It gives me great pleasure to announce that 2018 was a successful year in terms of our core mission to build a strong, caring community, and promote health and

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 7 A message from Janice Curtis, Executive Director

As mentioned by our President, Neil Honess, 2018 sincere appreciation to these individuals for their integral role brought another year of tremendous growth which was in the success of this organization. It has been an honour to supported through our community network of volunteers, work with each one of you and I know you will always have a donors, clients, partners and supporters. Their belief in piece of Calgary Meals on Wheels in your heart. our organization’s mission and vision is what allows us the privilege to successfully continue offering our services to In some ways the upcoming year will be a new beginning for Calgarians for over 55 years. us as an organization. In 2018, the Board and Management Team worked with a consultant to develop our Strategic When I reflect on the past year, I am continually amazed by Plan and Operational Goals. Through this work, there were the tireless commitment and loyalty from the staff of Calgary many inflection points raised Meals on Wheels. Our culture is that of “one big family” and discussed. With our facility whose passion, about our community work, is very evident. operating efficiently and strongly, They support each other daily as they work to fulfill the it was clear we now needed to growing demand for our services. They are a fabulous team; recalibrate and reinvigorate our a collective of visionary and dedicated people who are never connection to our clients. We began afraid to roll up their sleeves to get the job done. working with a team of marketing experts who helped us reimagine Many thanks to Calgary Meals on Wheels Board of Directors. our identify. As you will see, mid Each of whom has been extremely supportive of the work spring of 2019, Calgary Meals on that we do and have shown a passion for our organization. Wheels will refresh our brand and We could not successfully serve and engage in our mission embark on an exciting marketing if we did not have the leadership they selflessly offer. We are campaign to override community fortunate to have such thoughtful and dedicated community misconceptions and focus on the members guiding and supporting our organization. Thank purpose of our organization. you for all your time, dedication, and commitment to Calgary Janice Curtis Meals on Wheels. As always, I am privileged to say I am Executive Director the Executive Director of Calgary Meals In 2019, four Board Directors will have reached their eight- on Wheels and I thank each one of you for making that year tenure and will be leaving the Board. I wish to extend my possible.

“Our students look forward to the soup and it really eliminates the stigma of students requesting help - some students just will not ask for help.”

- Principal, Hot Soup School

8 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 A message from Janice Curtis, Executive Director Client Services Dept - Year in Review

Message from Christine Hentschel Client Services Manager

2018 brought lots of excitement education on nutrition, elder abuse, anniversary in our “new” building, propelled by our new Strategic Plan fall prevention, and fire safety. Our and the City demolished the old one and Operational Goals. Focused continued partnership with the on Macleod Trail. In the community, on providing exceptional food and Calgary Fire Department Home Safety we presented at the Grey Matters service, several new initiatives have Program provided free smoke detector Conference to help highlight the commenced including new menu inspections, while our “more than a importance of home-delivered meals additions and more flexible order meal” community partners brought for nutrition and social connectedness, guidelines on our Frozen Program. extra cheer to our clients with special and broadened our outreach. We also began significant work with treats throughout the year. our databases and menus to offer We are proud to say 98% of our clients breakfast and other meal and service In other news, we celebrated the first would recommend our service. It’s an options to our clients in 2019 and anniversary of our Full Client Support honour to serve our community, and beyond. More excitement ahead! program, aimed at providing meals we look forward to what 2019 brings! to those experiencing unforeseen Thank you for the support of our For our clients, we provided hardship. We also marked the fifth organization.

Janice Curtis Executive Director

“Your meals are just wonderful and delicious. My wife and I think we are getting a present everyday. I have been overweight for years and I think these meals are going to really help me to lose some weight. We just think your meals are beautiful. Thank you.”

- Calgary Meals on Wheels Client

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 9 Year in Review - Production Dept

Production by Meal Type Avg Meals Produced Daily Production by Year

600000

500000 423,717

400000 2016 2017 2018 300000 2,908 463,661 572,976 668,985 200000

100000

0

Message from Karen Forster and system was started. A new look to Production Manager Increased bakeshop production warranted enhance our meals, and ease reheat for our 2018 was witness to numerous positive a new upgraded Combi Oven, dedicated to clients is the result, as well as significant changes for the Production Department. producing our wonderful homemade baked cost savings. goods. Two new members of the team were added A three week trial breakfast menu was for support to the School Programs, as New racking in our coolers and freezers were created. Products were tested and recipes well as much needed reinforcement for the put in to hold the increased production and were developed. The result being a winning Production Team and Meal Assembly Team. keep inventory organized and systematic. combination of a healthy, hearty breakfast options for our Clients, and an exciting new New recycling procedures and supplies A complete change over of packaging menu expansion for us. were established to ensure we comply with equipment and materials was initiated in recycling guidelines and we are a part of the 2018. Detailed research was completed and Overall 2018 was a productive, progressive solution! the move to a Canadian packaging company year for the Production Team.

10 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 Operations Dept - Year in Review

Message from Rich Kiehl every week. Operations Manager Operational costs continue an upward 2018 was another fairly smooth year in A construction project was completed in trend with increasing gas prices that we the Operations Department. 2018, with the addition of a new 340 experienced since January 2018 and the square foot freezer. The freezer was built carbon tax. Our School Programs continue to grow into an existing store room in the loading with the addition of two new schools to dock area. The additional freezer space All members of the Operations our weekly delivery schedule. Two staff allows the Production Team greater Department are committed to delivering drivers deliver to 15 Hot Soup schools capacity to produce more food for the nutritional meals to Calgarians in 2019 and 25 Breakfast or Hot Lunch schools schools and our bulk food program. and beyond!

“I have worked in many jobs in my life and the management and staff (at Calgary Meals on Wheels) are the best of any.” - Calgary Meals on Wheels Staff Driver

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 11 Year in Review - The Year in Pictures

2018 was another fantastic year for us at Calgary Meals on Wheels with more than Construction. Thank you to everyone who Calgary Meals on Wheels! Our production 60 local businesses participating! YYC helped make these and other events such increased yet again last year, growing Hot Chocolate Fest continues to be one great successes. from 572,976 meals in 2017 to 668,985 our top fundraisers – and certainly one of in 2018. Student programs continued to the most delicious! Of course, one of our proudest records grow and we again hit our goal in our remains the fact that we have not missed fundraising department. All told, the story Our inaugural year hosting YYC Pizza a scheduled day of delivery in 53 years. of 2018 was one of growth! Week was a big success, raising over In 2018, 16 delivery vans delivered to $8,000 for our programming. Giving 63 routes each day. Given Calgary’s Kicking off the year in style was our Tuesday, which was held November inclement weather, that isn’t always easy, seventh annual YYC Hot Chocolate Fest, 27, raised our highest total yet thanks but we have always managed with the which raised a whopping $35,000 for to a matched donation from Graham help of our wonderful volunteers!

Delivering awards to the winners of YYC Our drivers braved the cold weather to Calgary Ward 5 Councillor George Chahal Hot Chocolate Fest 2018! deliver meals in Februrary! helped us deliver meals in March!

Getting prepared for the Easter long It was #ThrowbackThursday on May 31, Minister Joe Ceci came in to personally weekend deliveries. 2018 -- five years in our new building! give us a grant for new equipment.

Pig and Pinot brought together Calgary’s Staff of Calgary Meals on Wheels took The Calgary Meals on Wheels team best chefs at Hotel Arts to raise more part in the Walk To End Elder Abuse in kicked off summer with a fun-filled Beach than $12,900! June. Day!

12 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 Our volunteers donated a total colours and new logo! You will see of 45,256 hours in 2018, driving more of that campaign over the more than 410,000 kilometres. coming months, but for a sneak Calgarians rely on our services peek, we’ve included a sample at on a daily basis, and we wouldn’t the bottom of this page. be able to do what we do without our volunteers. To everyone who helped us achieve our mission throughout But in keeping with our continued 2018, thank you! The success growth, we continued to build of our organization extends from towards an exciting future in 2018. our Board Members to our staff, We will unveil a new marketing supporters and volunteers. Here’s campaign in May 2019, complete to an even more successful year The team at Graham Construction helped to with a full ad campaign, new in 2019! deliver the spirit of Calgary Stampede.

We invited the community to enjoy a meal Happy Retirement to 4 amazing people: Time for Turkeys returned to support our at our annual Stampede BBQ! Hideko, Claudette, Frank and Jack Home Meal Delivery clients!

Josh from Doors Open YYC talked with Graham Construction employees donated Cookie Kitchen at Southcentre Mall CBC during an open house at our facility. their Halloween candy to the students at became a new delicious holiday tradition! our Hot Soup school, Holy Trinity

And a sneak peek at what’s to come in 2019... --->

The team celebrated the holiday season Our brand-new logo and colours! with a Christmas potluck!

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 13 Year in Review - Volunteer Dept Finance Dept - Year in Review

Message from Desiree Naylor Volunteer Manager

The 2018 theme for National Volunteer back on client wellbeing to Calgary Week was: “Celebrate the Value of Meals on Wheels staff, giving the Volunteering - building confidence, client’s family the confidence in competence, connections and knowing that someone is there community.” And 2018 was the year we to check in on their loved ones. set our sights on accomplishing all that Volunteers build relationships with and more! the clients on their route and become advocates for the clients they serve. Confidence Calgary Meals on Wheels volunteers For some of our clients, volunteers continue to hone their skills in may be the only human interaction kindness and compassion with each they have all day. Volunteers report delivery they make!

“The ‘personal’ contact that we volunteers make on a daily basis cannot be replaced any other way. It’s invaluable to those on the receiving end, and it doesn’t hurt us volunteers either. It extends everyone’s life to say the least.” - Steve S. (volunteer)

Message from Desiree Naylor Volunteer Manager

that; Calgary Meals on Wheels provides the opportunity for volunteers to build connections with the clients they deliver to; allowing the client to feel seen and valued.

Community Oxford Dictionaries has several definitions of community but in an essence, community can be defined as “a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals.” Calgary Meals on Wheels is fortunate to have the most inspiring and committed volunteers who are a tremendous example of what it means to be “a community” and to provide that feeling of community for clients. Thank you to all our volunteers for making such a huge impact on not just our organization, but the clients as well. We are very proud of the work we do in the community and we couldn’t do it without all the volunteers who have made Competence Calgary Meals on Wheels their community. Our mission to With more than 700 volunteers donating over 45,000 hours of build stronger, caring community is achieved when we all their time, Calgary Meals on Wheels continues to take great come together. strides to become the leader in Meal Delivery, Client Customer Service and Volunteerism. And we could not provide the The Value of Volunteering service we do without the volunteers who continually go above With all the plans proposed for 2019, the Volunteer Department and beyond to ensure that clients are cared for. is excited to be a part of these operational changes and growth. But we want to continue ensure that we are celebrating Connections our volunteers. That means that we are making our goal for Calgary Meals on Wheels has built connections with 13 2019 to offer Calgary Meals on Wheels volunteers the best corporate, service and church groups throughout Calgary possible volunteer experience and to celebrate the hundreds who believe in our mission and values and have committed to of volunteers that call Calgary Meals on Wheels their providing a service to our clients. But connection is more than community.

14 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 Finance Dept - Year in Review

Message from Cheryl Hatchard Finance Manager by the Globe & Mail for 2019. We are Hello my name is Cheryl Hatchard very proud of this accomplishment. and I am the new Finance Manager Due to growth of the organization, we for Calgary Meals on Wheels. I am increased positions in 2018 which very honoured to work for Calgary keeps us inline with our production Meals on Wheels and look forward growth. Salaries and benefits to sharing my 15 years of non-profit increased by 14% compared to 2017. accounting experience to this organization. Our Finance Team has changed in 2018 and we welcome 3 new A major goal for the Department in employees whom replaced vacant 2018 was focused on staff position. These new additions bring management, retention and many years of professional and new becoming an employer of choice, experiences to our team and we are Calgary Meals on Wheels became an ready for the challenges 2019 will Employee Recommended Workplace bring.

Values 2018

COMMUNITY We value the opportunity to serve our community, the privilege of donor relationships and the satisfaction of ensuring solid business ethics and leadership while fulfilling the mission of our organization.

RESPECT We respect the privacy, circumstance and need of our clients, donors, volunteers and coworkers.

EMPOWERMENT While assisting our clients with our services, we inspire our donors, volunteers and staff to be part of the change in the thousands of lives we touch each year.

TEAMWORK Work collaboratively, respectfully and effectively as a team to achieve our mission.

INTEGRITY We work for fairness in our decision making and in our treatment of one another. We honour our commitments and hold ourselves accountable to the highest ethical and performance standards.

VISIONARY Continuously seek innovative and sustainable methods to deliver our services considering options to diversify and to meet the changing needs and expectations of the community we serve.

EMPATHY We treat all clients, volunteers and employees with dignity and compassion, regardless of their circumstances.

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 15 Year in Review - Fund Development Dept

Message from Stephanie Ralph Fund Development Manager

2018 brought about another record motivation for giving, and provide Graham Construction on Giving setting year for Calgary Meals on them a better donor experience. In Tuesday as they matched all gifts that Wheels, serving over 668,000 May we hosted an exclusive Chef’s day up to $10,000. New and past nutritious meals. Once again the Fund Table donor appreciation event, donors showed how much they care Development Team stepped up, celebrating the support of 40 of our about our success and we raised raising $1.9 million in operational most generous and influential donors. more than $20,000 in 24 hours. fundraising and $124,000 for capital The evening was a meal cooked by Amazing! projects. Paired with our major grants our chef’s which was served in our from Family & Community Support production area, giving our donors In nearly five years at Calgary Meals Services and United Way of Calgary a back-end view into our daily on Wheels I have seen many and Area; we were able to ensure productions. Special guest speaker, disruptions in fundraising throughout our services were available to the Laureen Harper spoke passionately Calgary, and certainly to our own. community. about her experience as a delivery However, each year our community volunteer and the need for access speaks to the value of our service Stewardship took a front seat in 2018 to nutrition for vulnerable Calgarians. through their generous gifts. That as we worked to better connect with combined with a hard-working team our donors, understand their On November 27, we partnered with has provided us the recipe for success!

2019 Fundraising Goal $1,148,550

16 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 Events - Year in Review

What a great year for events in 2018! to be hosted solely by Calgary Meals on It’s always rewarding to get out into the Wheels! community to talk about the work that we do at Calgary Meals on Wheels. 2018 also marked the inaugural year of Event Schedule YYC Pizza Week being hosted solely by We started off the year with one of our Calgary Meals on Wheels! This delicious favourite events of the year, YYC Hot event raised more than $8,000 for our Chocolate Fest. We were blown away programming. Also new this year: a brand- FEBRUARY: by the support, with more than 60 new app! This app let participants view YYC Hot Chocolate Fest local businesses participating, raising which pizza was located closest to them $35,000! and vote on their favourites. MARCH: Nutrition Month Pig & Pinot returned to Hotel Arts in June, We couldn’t host these wonderful events bringing together some of Calgary’s top without the support of our amazing restaurants. The event raised more than volunteers. So to all of you who lent a APRIL: $12,900 for Calgary Meals on Wheels hand during these events, a very heartfelt Annual Volunteer Awards programming! Stay tuned for the next thank you – and here’s to more success AGM iteration of this event in 2019 – the first in 2019! JUNE: 8th Annual Pig & Pinot Festival Walk to End Elder Abuse

JULY: Annual Stampede BBQ Graham Stampede BBQ

7th Annual YYC Hot Chocolate Fest. YYC Pizza Week was a blast! AUGUST: GlobalFest

SEPTEMBER: YYC Pizza Week Time for Turkeys Doors Open YYC

NOVEMBER: Cookie Kitchen Giving Tuesday It was Time for Turkeys at 6 Co-op locations. Pig & Pinot served up delicious entrees!

DECEMBER: Dick Brown & Mike Star’s Holiday Party Volunteer Christmas Luncheon Senior’s Secret Service

Fun-filled times at the Stampede BBQ! All smiles at the holiday Volunteer Luncheon!

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 17 Year in Review - Treasurer Report

The audited financial statements of Calgary Meals on Wheels are presented below. Your organization posted a good financial year in a very economically challenged environment. The revenue mix continues to change as the organization adapts to new competition and economic realities. The management team worked diligently to manage expenses and close revenue gaps. Our expanding client base continues to depend on the services provided and we expect this to continue well into the future, but we are also aware of for profit ventures that could disrupt us. We remain proud and humbled by the dedication of the Meals on Wheels employees and its many volunteers.

Calgary Meals on Wheels remains debt-free, with cash invested in a capital reserve fund for future equipment replacement and growth. Our strong financial position allows a great deal of flexibility to continue expanding our core programs as well as exploring new opportunities to utilize our world class facility. We thank all of our dedicated volunteers, employees, supporters and donors without whom, it would not be possible for Calgary Meals on Wheels to continue its valued work meeting the nutritional requirements of Calgarians in need. Calgary Meals on Wheels maintains a capital reserve fund at the direction of the Board to insure adequate funds are available now and into the future to maintain our facility, replace equipment, and support growth.

Respectfully yours,

18 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2018 Calgary Meals on Wheels Statement of Operations For the Year Ended December 31, 2018 Capital Operating Restricted Fund Fund 2018 2017 Revenue Client meals 1,194,147 - 1,194,147 1,355,023 Group meals 778,385 - 778,385 568,152 1,972,532 - 1,972,532 1,923,175 Meal fees Operational fundraising 1,185,211 - 1,185,211 1,078,567 Major grants 846,387 - 846,387 846,387 Donations - 62,150 62,150 124,566 Delivery fees 19,290 - 19,290 9,230 Miscellaneous 10 - 10 10 Client administration fees - - - 10,084 Operating equipment fundraising - - - 5,000 4,023,430 62,150 4,085,580 3,997,019

Expenses Salaries and benefits 2,175,977 - 2,175,977 1,906,239 Production groceries and packaging 1,093,023 - 1,093,023 1,113,821 Facility and equipment 317,197 - 317,197 302,566 Administrative 130,632 - 130,632 101,788 Volunteer 61,237 - 61,237 58,007 Professional fees 30,729 - 30,729 28,883 Marketing 27,353 - 27,353 17,649 Full Client Support Program 25,473 - 25,473 41,035 Bank and interest 24,743 - 24,743 23,318 Fundraising 18,353 - 18,353 10,934 Consulting 12,556 - 12,556 14,401 Outreach 2,669 - 2,669 1,920 Board meetings 1,096 - 1,096 1,408 Gift in kind 765 - 765 4,184 Casino 48 - 48 34 Bad debts - - - 440 3,921,851 - 3,921,851 3,626,627

Excess of revenue over expenses before other items 101,579 62,150 163,729 370,392

Other items Interest income 7,159 6,900 14,059 1,085 Gain on disposal of property and equipment - 12,300 12,300 - Amortization - (440,638) (440,638) (408,441) 7,159 (421,438) (414,279) (407,356) Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses 108,738 (359,288) (250,550) (36,964) ~ Calgary Meals on Wheels Client 2

Annual Report 2018 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 19 DONOR RECOGNITION INDIVIDUALS Anwar Ahmad, Nancy Alinsangan, Paul Amirault, Lisa Amonson, Betty Anderson, Marg Anderson, Jason Anderson, Todd Anderson, Rita Andrews, Wende Anstruther, Ron Antony, Red Armstrong, Yolande Arthurson, Pauline Ashley, Irene Askew, H.T. Astle, James Atkinson, Craig Bacher, Cory Bain, Janet Bal, Horacio Barajas, Lesley Barless, Robert Barradell, Irven Barter, Beverley Bateman, Margaret Bates, Margaret Bawden, Alan Beattie, M Joan Beck, Grant and Mavis Beck, Bradley Beek, Mike Behuniak, Anne Mae Bell, Trevor Bennett, Graham Bennett, Arpad Berdin, Brian Bergman, David Betts, George Bezaire, Ajay Bharadwa, Martha Billes, Sara Binda, R. Susan Bish, Cameron Black, Gael Blackhall, Brian Blondahl, Roger Bloom, Donald Bloor, Laszlo Bodnar, Stanislav Bogorad, Lynn Boland, Romualds Boreiko, Robert Borkowsky, Mary Boser, Tanya Boudreault, Ian Bourne, John Bowes, Mary Diane Boyd, Harjinder Brar, Judy Brewer, Bonnie Briand, Ken Brillon, Terry Brooker, Chris Brooks, Josh Brown, Stephen Brown, Jim and Linda Brown, Ronald Brown, Dick Brown, Ken and Giuseppina Bruce, Curtis and Barbara Bruggencate, Gordon and Karin Bryan, Lawrence Bryan, Anne Buckley, Clarence Buckley, Lora Bui, Angie Burgel, G.J. and S.K. Burke, Lori Burnell, Brittany Burton, Eileen Butler, Cole Bygrove, Terrence Cable, Linda Calabrese, Brian Callow, Harry and Diane Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Jenna Campbell, Dennis Cannon, William and Tracy Carnell, James A. Carriere, Rob and Debbie Carter, Ronald Carter, Richard and Gail Cary, Chris Cassidy, Janet Caverhill, Dorothy Caves, William Cennon, Carole Chambers, E.M. and E.H. Chapel, Louise Charko, Dilbagh and Sukhdev Chattha, Siu-Ying Chau, Shing-Ming Chen, Joseph Cheung, Michelle Chidley, Geoffrey Chine, Joan Chow, Anthony and Cecelia Choy, Malcolm Christie, Samantha Civitarese, Don Clague, Beverley Clarke, Sharon Cockton, Cheryl Coke, Tom Cole, Arleen Connelly, John Connolly, Lisa Coolen, Patrick Cooper, Robert Cornfield, Melanie Cory, Wayne Cox, Janice Curtis, Peter Dale, Ruth Davies, Paul Davies, Linda Davis, Ronald and Helma Davis, Eric Day, Stewart De Roos, Teresa Dealmeida, Alexander Dean, Joan DeBruyn, Barry Dempsey, Mike and Lisabeth Dempster, Catherine Dennis, Hillary DeSouza, Erik DeWiel, Maria Diaz, Annabelle Dick, Margaret Dickson, Chris Dilger, James and Shauna Donnachie, Marlene Donovan, A. Saruga Dorn, Leigh Douglas, Edward and Elaine Downard, Edward Raymond Downard, Sam Downey, M. Dressler, James Duggan, Lawrence Duncan, William Durovec, Shirley Durrant, Charlie Dutchak, Gerald Dyck, Jim Dyck, Dave Edwards, Beverly D. 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Clark Hilstad, Phil Ho, Brenda Hoff, Carole Hogan, Jayna Holroyd-Leduc , Barb Homer, Stan and Lynn Homer, Ronald Hons, Patricia Houghton, Cathy Howarth, Brian and Barbara Howes, Jeff Hrenkiw, Melissa Hudson, Kenneth Hull, Connie Hunt, Joyce Hunter, William Hutchinson, Jimmy Huynh, Uche Ikechi, Joseph and Sharon Irving, David and Jennifer James, and Barb Walley James McMeekin, Walter Janzen, Fred Janzen, Kim Jeffery, Talfryn Jenkins, Barbara Jenkins, Sheila Jepps, David and Cynthia Johnson, Barry Johnson, Nicole Johnston, Mary Kalyniuk, George and Noreen Karch, Richelle Kenn, Patrick and Julia Kenny, Rich Kiehl, Mary Kincaid, Patti Kiselyk, Anne Kleffner, Fred Klein, Ed and Dorothy Klovan, William and Nancy Klym, Robert Knipe, Jeff Koep, Donald Kramer, Shauna Kvellestad, Gordon Kyle, Jerry and Jenny Laboret, Janine LaBossiere, Jessica Lain, Grant Lake, Vivian Lam, Ralph Lane, Terrance Langridge, Stella Langton, Sabine Lardner, Sheila Le Bourveau, Bonnie Leach, Nicole Lecours, Lawrence and Maria Lee, Chris and Judy LeGeyt, Gordon Legge, Wendy-Lynne Leonard, Jean LeSourd, Patrick Leyne, Ronald Linden, Sabrina Ling, Dennis Little, Michael Llewellyn, Raymond Loch, Andrew Lockhart, Jean Lockhart, Adrian Lomas, and Donald G. 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Leslie Rispler, John and Betty Roberts, Marvin Roberts, Tony C. Roest, Frederick and Jeanne Rogers, Jane Rogerson, Murray and Nancy Rose, Vicky Roubekas, Amanda Rowat, Debra Ryan, Ollie Samoil, Tim Sander, Patrice Saretsky, Susan Scalf, Susan Schade, Joanne Schaefer, Richard Schell, Rachel Schmidt, Terry Scholz, Brian Schultz, Daniel and Barbara Scrivens, Chris Seals, Ron Seamans, Peter Serafini, Daniel Shabalin, Chris Shaften, Manoj Sharma, Colin Shaw, Mitch Shier, Dan Siciliano, Henry Sieben, Mary Jane Sillitto, Rhian Silvennoinen, John Smiley, Robert Smith, Lloyd Smith, Debbie Smith, T William Snowdon, Eugene So, Theresa Sourisseau, Margaret Southern, Todd Sowiak, Chuck Spaetgens, Kari-Ann Spielman, LaurenceCalgary and Agnes Squire, Meals Edward on WheelsStanding, David | Annual and ElaineReport Standring, 2018 James Stanford, Duncan Stanners, Mike Star, Joan Stellmach, Carl Stephenson,20 Brian and Patricia Stevenson, Sylvan Stinn, Mackenzie Stobart, Richard Stothard, John Stratichuk, Evan Strong, Colleen Strueby, Thank you for your Support Deborah Sung, Gene and Anne Swain, Kishor Swami, Ellen Swanston, George Swerdan, Rodney Sykes, Darrell and Laurie Szczerba, Theresa Tachere, Angelina Tadros, Kamal Tandon, Yvette Tapuska, Phil Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Willie Ter Berg, Bipin and Purnima Thakor, Varsha Thogarapalli, Lorna Thomas, Jean Thompson, Neil Thompson, Brent Thompson, John and Carol Thomson, Carol Thonger, Richard Thornhill, John Tiberio, Corry Tichelaar, Robert Tiessen, Anita Tikkanen, Fairlie Timmons, Joey Tipping, William and Colleen Tobman, Gordon Todd, Verne Toews, Adrian Torres, Marie-Therese (Terry) Toupin, Richard Towers, Margaret Trawick, Carol Tremel, Kathleen Tripp, Richard and Edna Trombinski, Connie Turner, Byron Turner, Sharon Turner, Anca Turta, Doris Tutschek, Marie Ully, Susan Urton, Trina Valverde, Klazina van den Berg, Vaughan and Amanda van der Merwe, Hendrika van Grieken, Antonie and Kathleen Vandenbrink, Wendy Vanderwerff, John VanWees, Jody Vavra, Roberto Villanueva, Cara Visscher, Hans Vogel, Dave and Gina Volk, Myrna Waddell, Bruce and Susan Wade, Shirley Wagner, Douglas and Marilyn Warne, Dean Watt, Richard Way, Lenore Way, Scott Wearmouth, Frederick Webb, Monica Webster, John Weintz, Robert Wellings, Edith Wenzel, Erin Werbicki, Lee Wertzler, Gwen Westcombe, Russell and Patricia Wiechnik, Ivor and June Williams, Kristy Williams, Al Willson, Lynn Wilsack, H. Elaine Wilson, Gerald Wilson, Marion Wilson, Sharon Wirzba, Ralph Woessner, Janet Wolfe, Mark and Colleen Wolff, Sylvia Wolfrum, Edward Woo, Stanley and Karin Yackel, Murray Young, Brian Younger, Ted Yuzyk, Barbara Zach, Michael Zarowny, Guy Zembiak, Leonard Zenith, Debbie Zupan, Dino and Colleen Zuzic, ESTATES: Estate of Clifford Jacob Bales, Estate of Roberta Elizabeth Bell, Estate of Edith Rose Holmes Estate of Nevis LeeEstate of George Poon COMPANIES: 1377041 AB Ltd. - O/A Boogies Burgers, 1397783 Alberta Inc., 1410 World Bier Haus Restaurant & Lounge, 1473095 Alberta Ltd. - Euphoria Cafe, 1732506 Alberta Ltd. - Madison’s 12 12, 1767028 Alberta Ltd., 1784356 Alberta Ltd., 1856176 Alberta Corporation, 1857081 Alberta Inc. o/a Spot On, 1885771 Alberta Ltd., 1920587 Alberta Ltd., 2061998 Alberta Ltd., 4th Street Public Eatery, Acadia Community Association, Alberta Wheat Commission, Alforno Bakery Cafe and Pizzeria, Amalgamated Transit Union, Amantea Italian Restaurant & Market, Analog Coffee, ATCO Gas, ATCO Ltd./ATCO EPIC, Athlete Inside Performance Training, Avatara Pizza Ltd., Awakened Living Inc. o/a The Light Cellar, Barrow Espresso, Beer Revolution Craft Beer & Pizza Bar, Bell’s Bookstore Cafe Ltd., Berlingo, Bike and Brew, Bite Grocer & Eatery, BKGK Group, Blackwell Brasserie Group/Elbow Room Brittania, Blush Lane Organic Market, Boardwalk Rental Communities, Bonterra Restaurant Inc., Bow Tie Pizza Ltd., Boxcar Cafe Limited, Bridgeland Market & Deli Inc., Bubblemania Cafe, Caffe Artigiano Inc., Calgary Co-Operative Association Limited, Calgary Kotobuki Society, Calgary Parrothead Club, Ca’Puccini, Cenera, Cenovus Energy Inc., Chinook Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd., Cibo Urbano Cucina Ltd., Cilantro Inc., Cococo Chocolatiers Inc., Columbus Benefit Club of Calgary, Community Natural Foods Ltd., Cornerstone Music Cafe, Cravings Market Restaurant, Cucina Cafe Ltd., De Minico’s Inc., Devon Canada Corporation, Double Zero - Chinook, Earthmaster Environmental Strategies Inc., Ember Resources Inc., Enerplus Match-It-Up, Federated Co-operatives Limited, Fiasco Gelato Cafe’s Ltd., Freehold Royalties Partnership, GFS Canada Limited, Graham Construction Group ltd., Granary Road, Heninger Toyota, Hexagon Cafe, Higher Ground Coffee House Inc., Hostel, Hotel Arts - Yellow Door Bistro, Husky Energy, Hyatt Regency Calgary, IBM Canada Ltd., Jamesons Pubs 17th, JJ Waves AB Ltd., Jusu Bar, Kaffeeklatsch Ltd., Keepin’ It Country Line Dance Club, Killick Group Ltd., Kin+Pod, KPMG, Ladybug Cafe & Bakery/Holy Beans Ltd., Little Henry/Ten Foot Henry, Loblaw Companies Limited, Lukes Drug Mart, LV Entertainment Inc., Mango Mania, MAXgreen Windows, Siding and Roofing, McDaniel & Associates Consultants Ltd, McLeod Law LLP, Midtown Kitchen & Bar, Milk Milk Lemonade, Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro, Murphy Oil Company Ltd., Naina’s Kitchen, National on 10th, National on 17th, National on 8th, National Westhills, NOtaBLE-The Restaurant, Nutrien, OBR Calgary-The Guild Restaurant, Ollia Fine Foods Inc., One18 Empire, Oolong Tea House, Osteria Chef’s Table, Pandejoe Bakery and Cafe, PayPal Charitable Giving Fund, Pearl and Dot Bridal Boutique, Phil & Sebastian Coffee Roasters, Pizza on the Fly, Posto Pizzeria & Bar, Primal Grounds, PZA Parlour Ltd., Qualico Communities, Regal Cat Cafe Inc., REGRUB Burger Bar, Ristorante Pulcinella Inc., Roosevelt Food & Drinks, Rosso Coffee Roasters, Rusticana Ranches Ltd., Sandstone at Hyatt, Sauce Italian Kitchen & Market, Scarpetta Italian Eatery Inc., Scopa Neighbourhood Italian, Seasons of Bowness Park, Shell Canada Limited, Sheraton Suites Calgary Eau Claire-Flower and Wolf, Shopbrain, Sinopec Daylight Energy Ltd., SKF Magnetic Bearings, Societe Coffee Lounge, Sought and Found Coffee Roasters/Caffecionado Emporium Inc., South Travel Inc./The Travel Lady Agency, Stantec Consulting Ltd., Stikeman Elliott LLP Barristers & Solicitors, Sucre Patisserie and Cafe, Tea-Kea Bar Inc., Teatro Group, The Bank & Baron Inc., The Bean Stop, The Block Kitchen and Lounge Ltd., The Chocolate Lab, The Fairmont Palliser, The Nash Restaurant & Off Cut Bar, The Odyssey - SAIT Student Coffee House, The Pig & Duke, The Restaurant at Lougheed House, The River Cafe Group - River Cafe, The River Cafe Group - The Deane House, The Roasterie Co. Ltd., The Toronto-Dominion Bank, The Trop, TMG Britannia Ltd., TMG Marlborough Ltd., TMG Mount Royal Village Ltd., TotaliTea, Trails West Wolves Peewee 4 Hockey Team, Trolley Five Limited Partnership, UNA Pizzeria Incorporated, Upper Deck Public House, Utca Food Services Ltd., Vendome Cafe 1912 Ltd., Volker Stevin Canada, Waves Coffee House, Wheat Pizza by Jay, Wild & Raw Superfood + Juice Bar, Windsor Pizza Co. Ltd., YAKIMA Social Kitchen + Bar, Yellow Pages, YYC Food Trucks - Family Squeezed, Zen 8 Grill FOUNDATIONS: Calgary Children’s Foundation, Calgary Shaw Charity Classic Foundation, Canadian Online Giving Foundation-Benevity Causes, Children’s Hospital Aid Society (CHAS), Chinook Foundation, Clearwater Charitable Foundation, Conam Charitable Foundation, Maunders McNeil Foundation Inc., Nickle Family Foundation, Olympia Charitable Foundation, Private Giving Foundation, Show Kids You Care, Tenaquip Foundation, The Arthur J.E. Child Foundation, The Boma Calgary Foundation, The Calgary Co-op Community Foundation, The Clint Brooks Family Foundation, The Foundation for Seniors Care, The Kaiser Charitable Foundation 2011, The Young Family Foundation, Totem Charitable Foundation, United Way of Calgary and Area, Webber Academy Foundation, William S Herron Family Charitable Foundation, THE CALGARY FOUNDATION: The Calgary Foundation-Alex & Wendy Campbell Flow Through Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Baher Family Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Calgary Stampeder Alumni Charitable Foundation, The Calgary Foundation-Cindy Johnson Royer Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Colin and Margaret MacDonald Family Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Community Grants Program, The Calgary Foundation-Dr. Kenneth & Marion Symington Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Harry Hamilton Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Ida Sutherland Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Joan Colleen Snyder Fund, The Calgary Foundation-M Craig Storey Endowment Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Max Beugin Legacy Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Patricia Bourne Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-The Maja Foundation, The Calgary Foundation-William and Constance Topley Fund GOVERNMENT: Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission-AGLC, Government of Alberta-Culture and Tourism, Government of Alberta-Culture and Tourism-Community Initiative Program (CIP), The City of Calgary-Family & Community Support Services- FCSS SERVICE GROUPS: Calgary Kotobuki Society, Calgary NE Eyeopener Lions Club-Casino Account, Grand Lodge of Alberta I.O.O.F.- Casino Fund, Hillhurst Rebekah Lodge No. 116, Hungarian Canadian Cultural Association of Calgary, Kinsmen Club of Calgary, Kiwanis Club of Calgary Chinook, Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagles, Laureate Zeta Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star-Chinook Chapter 133, Paddy- Luke Fraternal Society CHURCHES: Catholic Charities, Corpus Christi Catholic Women’s League, Emmanuel Christian Reformed Church, Holy Spirit Charitable Society, Saint Matthew Lutheran Church, St. John Lutheran Church, St. Mary’s Orthodox Christian Society, Woodcliff United Church GiFTS IN MEMORY OF: Raymond and Esther Anderson, Lorne Baxter, Thomas E. 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