2012 Annual ReportNEW DIRECTIONS

Our Mission:To contribute to quality of life by building endowments, making strategic grants to the charitable sector and providing community leadership.

Making Saskatoon the best community in which to live.

2012 Annual ReportNEW DIRECTIONS

Table of Contents 2 Message from the Chair

3 Staff Message

4 Board Members

7 Feature Fund Profi les

14 PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala

17 2012 Grants

31 Year in Review

35 2012 Fund Values

37 Donors

41 Volunteers

A community foundation faces many of the same challenges as a community. In order to retain its distinct identity, it must preserve the traditions and culture that defi ne its character. Yet in order to remain vital and relevant, it must embrace change and seek new directions and new horizons in which to grow and fl ourish. The Saskatoon Community Foundation (SCF) is the conduit between donors and charities. Donors make gifts to the Foundation to support our charities’ good work, and charities honour those gifts by being good stewards of the funds received. All gifts to our endowed funds continue to benefi t the community forever.

In 2012, thanks to the gifts of many donors, we granted an unprecedented 2.28 million dollars to our community, raising our total grants since 1970 to over 12 million dollars! This is a new milestone for the Saskatoon Community Foundation, and we look forward to surpassing it in the future! The new record for grants in a single year was accompanied by a very successful year in terms of donations, with contributions of just under four million dollars. Each gift is important and appreciated, and I would like to thank all those who contributed to SCF, either by building permanent endowed funds or by directing their gifts this year to the charities of their choice.

SCF’s activities took several new directions in 2012. We launched Parties for Good, a social media driven donation portal that enables users to plan parties to raise funds for their charities of choice. Parties for Good is the inspiration of local businesswoman Paula Ghiglione. Our Youth Advisory Council found a very positive new direction by renaming its fund Youth Endowment Saskatoon and creating the YES! grants program. We also created a new event called Salute! to celebrate our Quality of Life Grants, which featured donors of unrestricted funds, grant recipients and other community stakeholders.

As our community continues to grow and change, so does SCF. In 2012, we said goodbye to longtime board members Scott Cherry, Bart Hunter and Jan Thomson, all of whom served their full term of eight years on our board in many roles including Chair. We also bid farewell to Joanne Wurmlinger, who served as Grants Committee Chair in 2010 and 2011. I’d like to thank all of our retiring Board members for their hard work and dedication to our community. We welcomed new members Tom Kishchuk and John Williams to our Board, and we look forward to their contributions in the coming years. We also welcomed our new Donor Services Manager Kristy Rempel, who joined us in the fall.

The PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala continues to perform in a stellar fashion, not only showcasing the fi nest in Saskatchewan’s culture but also raising over $370,000 at its sixth annual event.

New donors, charities and programs create further opportunities for our vibrant and growing city, and we look forward with anticipation to 2013!

Alain Gaucher, Chair

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At the Saskatoon Community Foundation, our staff team must be ready to adapt to changing circumstances and conditions, ready for the next opportunity, the next idea, and the next donor who wishes to transform our community. We must be fl exible, responsive and focused on the needs of our donors.

Our job is to help our donors and charities fi nd their way to each other, and to connect donors who care to the causes that matter the most to them. Each of us has taken a diff erent path to fi nd ourselves at the Saskatoon Community Foundation, coming from the private sector, entrepreneurialism, academia and, of course, the charitable sector. The diversity of our backgrounds means that we also bring a wide variety of skills and experiences into play in order to do our jobs. One thing we all share in common is a passion for making Saskatoon the best community in which to live.

Through working with donors and charities, and participating in community committees and organizations as individuals and as members of a team, we strive each day to take one or two new steps down the path toward a better future for Saskatoon’s philanthropic community. We are proud to have the opportunity to assist the people who care most about our community in fi nding the best avenues for creating permanent legacies of their generosity, passion and commitment to Saskatoon. Just as Saskatoon was once known as the Hub City, the Saskatoon Community Foundation is the hub for many connections between donors and charities, passions and programs, caring and real impact.

If you are seeking a way to make a lasting impact on the quality of life in our community, we hope you will fi nd your way to us. We can help you to ensure that your charitable legacy to our community is directed to the causes that mean the most to you.

Trevor ForrestExecutive Director

Don EwlesGrants and Communications Manager

Susan SkrypnykAdministration Manager

Kristy RempelDonor Services Manager

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EXECUTIVE MEMBERSAlain Gaucher, ChairAlain Gaucher is a senior partner at MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP, one of Western Canada’s most well respected law � rms.

Alain is an accomplished tax lawyer and a committed community leader and volunteer who holds a Master of Laws degree from the University of Toronto. He is a regular contributor on tax issues in journals and conference proceedings. Alain’s considerable professional and community service work includes terms as Chair of the Board of Management of Saskatoon’s St. Paul’s Hospital, Conference Chair for the Canadian Tax Foundation, coach for minor hockey and Campaign Chair for the United Way. He is a founding Director of the Saskatoon chapter of the Canadian Association of Family Enterprise. Alain and his wife Cindi have three children: Joel, Ryan and Kerri.

Zeba Ahmad, Vice-ChairZeba comes to the Saskatoon Community Foundation with a great deal of volunteer experience and commitment to our community. She currently works as a business development executive at Ernst & Young. She worked as a pharmacist for 20 years and also taught at the University of Saskatchewan. She has served on the Board of the Royal University Hospital Foundation since 2002, including a term as Board Chair.

She was nominated in 2007 for a YWCA Woman of Distinction award, and in 2008 was the recipient of the Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award. Zeba’s fundraising experience with sponsors, donors and special events is a great bene� t to the Saskatoon Community Foundation!

Greg Keller, Director at LargeGreg Keller is a partner at Ernst & Young and had been a partner at Hergott Duval Stack LLP since 2005 and has been with the � rm since 1996. He has been involved with the Canadian Progress Club – Saskatoon Downtown since 1999 serving as Treasurer and currently as Vice President and was involved with the United Way Community Campaign as Chair and Vice Chair of the Finance and Insurance Division.

During the World Juniors held in Saskatoon, Greg helped manage Worldfest and also is a past Treasurer and President of what is now Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon. Greg is married to Rhonda and they have two young daughters who keep them busy with various sporting and music activities.

Bart Hunter, Past ChairBart Hunter is a Senior Wealth Advisor – Director at ScotiaMcLeod in Saskatoon, and has worked in the � nancial services industry since 1992.

Bart’s community involvement includes 25 years with Kinsmen and past-presidency of that organization, as well as membership in the Saskatoon Progress Club. He helped launch the Junior Achievers’ Traders Luncheon and chaired the Inaugural Mayor’s Cultural Gala in 2007 which has since raised over $1.5 million for the Foundation. In 2006, Bart was awarded “100 People, 100 Reasons” as one of the 100 people over the past 100 years making a di� erence in Saskatoon. Bart and his wife, Cindy, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in 2012.

BOARD MEMBERSBrian BentleyBrian Bentley was appointed as Fire Chief and General Manager, Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services in 2003. He has been with Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services for 30 years, holding several positions within the Department, including Assistant Chief of Training and Assistant Chief of Administration and Quality Assurance. Brian holds several professional certi� cations relating to the Fire Service , including Fire Service Instructor, Fire Inspector and Fire Investigator. In 2005, he was awarded a Centennial Medal by the Government of Saskatchewan, In 2006, he was awarded the Canada Exemplary Services Medal for emergency services. He has served on the board of Ronald McDonald House and currently serves on the Salvation Army Advisory Board and the Citizens Liaison Committee for the VIDO Level III Lab. In addition, Brian is a member of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs’ Governmental A� airs and Resolutions and Bylaws Committees.

Jeret BodeJeret is an investment banker with MGI Securities, a subsidiary of Jovian Capital where he sources, structures and places capital for early stage companies.

Jeret graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Masters of Business Administration and undergraduate degrees in biology and agriculture. While his initial focus was on the � eld of science and research, where he worked for Novartis, Cargill, Sony Japan, and LifeSync, he later turned his focus to Saskatchewan’s business community working as an analyst for a large venture capital company and in corporate � nance for a national brokerage � rm. Jeret sits on a number of committees and boards in the province of Saskatchewan and was awarded “100 People, 100 Reasons” as one of the 100 people over the past 100 years making a di� erence in Saskatoon.

Tom KishchukTom Kishchuk is currently President, CEO and Integrated Management System (IMS) Director at Hitachi Power Systems Canada Ltd. (HPSCA). HPSCA, with headquarters in Saskatoon, is a sales, manufacturing and service company serving the power, energy and industrial sectors in Canadian and international markets. Tom has 23 years experience at HPSCA in a wide range of technical and leadership roles including engineering, quality assurance, operations management, business development and international executive management.

Tom is a registered professional engineer and has a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering and a M.Sc. in Materials Science, both from University of Saskatchewan, and has completed executive management training in at the Richard Ivey School of Business. Tom is an active volunteer in his local community, sitting on several boards and advisory committees related to education, safety and community well-being.

BOARD MEMBERS

Alain Gaucher Greg Keller Brian BentleyZeba Ahmad Bart Hunter Jeret Bode

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Wayne BrownleeWayne Brownlee coordinated the privatization of PotashCorp, which transformed it from a provincial Crown corporation to a publicly traded company. Leading expansion and development e� orts in the 1990s, he was instrumental in the acquisition of more than US$4 billion in assets.

He was appointed Executive Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Financial O� cer in 2006 after seven years as Senior Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Financial O� cer. Prior to that, he had been Senior Vice President, Expansion and Development, Vice President, Expansion and Development and Director, Business Development.

Before joining PotashCorp, Mr. Brownlee served in the Saskatchewan Department of Finance, including three years as Associate Deputy Minister of the Treasury Board Division. Mr. Brownlee is a director of Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile, the world’s largest potassium nitrate and iodine producer. He is also a director of Great Western Brewing Company.

Brenda FitzgeraldBrenda FitzGerald brings a depth of experience and working knowledge of the health system and the public sector gained during her 30 plus years in various senior executive leadership roles in Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador. Her background includes service on the Boards of the Newfoundland and Labrador Hospital & Nursing Home Association, the Newfoundland & Labrador Centre for Health Information, the Newfoundland & Labrador Labour Relations Board (as an employer representative) and as Chairperson of the Council of Licensed Practical Nurses. As Adjunct Professor in the Division of Community Health, Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University, Brenda provided presentations on health systems restructuring and integration,

community health issues and leadership. Brenda served as President and CEO of St. Paul’s Hospital from 2002 to 2008. Currently, Brenda is CEO of Amicus Health Care Inc., a subsidiary of the Catholic Health Ministry of Saskatchewan.

Tracy MuggliTracy is a registered social worker. Over her 23-year career, she has work for the Ministry of Social Services in child welfare and domestic violence, as a Manager with Saskatoon Health Region’s Client Patient Access Services, and in 2009 assisted with the development of the Newcomer Information Centre. She is now the Director of Mental Health and Addiction Services (SHR), responsible for operations of the Irene and Leslie Dubé Centre for Mental Health, the Calder Centre, and the Brief & Social Detox Unit. She is also a sessional lecturer with the Faculty of Social Work, University of Regina.

Tracy received the Canadian Association of Social Workers award (Saskatchewan) for distinguished practice in 2005 and was also nominated for a YWCA Woman of Distinction award (2008), and an Athena award (2011). She volunteers with SWITCH, the Edwards School of Business Womentorship Program, George Vanier Community School, and the Saskatchewan Intercultural Association. She chairs the City of Saskatoon Social Services Sub-committee, sits on the City’s Race Relations and Cultural Diversity Committee, and has served on the editorial board for the Canadian Social Work Journal.

Ian SutherlandIan is retired after a career that included senior management positions in the trust industry and in health care.

Ian is an active volunteer in the community and has served on our Foundation’s investment and governance committees. He is Past President of the

Centennial Auditorium Board and has served on the Board of Habitat for Humanity. He is Past President of the Meewasin Rotary Club and served on several Rotary committees at the club and district levels. He has served as a leader in Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.

He was an active supporter of his profession serving on several Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations committees including past Chair of the SHEPP employee bene� ts committee.

Ian and his wife Meredith have two children and have lived in Saskatoon since 1983.

John WilliamsJohn Williams is the CEO and a principle of North Prairie Developments Ltd. in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, a leading builder/developer of new homes, condominiums, land developments and commercial development properties in Saskatoon and Regina for the past 25 years, including Discovery Plaza, Sunset Ridge, Black Iron Crossing, Little Tuscany and Bellagio Terrace. During his career, John has also built over 2,400 units of single family and multi family homes.

All three of his children (Angela, Tyler and Andrew) work in the family business, as well as his lovely wife of 34 years and business partner, Bernice. John also has � ve grandchildren.

John has served on numerous boards including Superior Millwork (Director), New Home Warranty Program of Saskatchewan (Director and Chairman) and Urban Council with the Canadian Homebuilders Association in Ottawa.

John enjoys his time in both Phoenix and Maui and enjoys gol� ng, � shing, motorcycling, snowmobiling and travel. John and Bernice have a strong desire to support our local community and to continue their own philanthropic work in the years ahead.

Tom Kishchuk Brenda FitzGerald Ian SutherlandWayne Brownlee Tracy Muggli John Williams

PAST BOARD MEMBERSToday’s Board Members follow in the footsteps of numerous other volunteers who dedicated their time, knowledge and energy to the Saskatoon Community Foundation. These cornerstone volunteers include:

Derek Arnold, Roger Arnold, Fred Ballantyne, Myrna Bentley, Moira Birney, Gordon Bray, Bernie Broughton, Sid Buckwold, Warren Champ, Scott Cherry, Ronan Conlon, Howard Cooper, Joan Emigh, Hon. Dr. Sylvia Fedoruk, Albert Flavelle, Kathryn Ford, Austin Forsyth, Roger Francis, Margaret Harris, Ross Harwood, Wes Heinrichs, Bart Hunter, Sam Jackson, Judy Harwood, Ken Howland, George Keter, Robert Klombies, Susan Lamb, Betty Anne Latrace-Henderson, John Leddy, Don Leier, Dale Linn, John Loraas, Fred MacDermid, Wally Mah, William Manning, Bonnie Marcoux, Fay McCann, Madge McKillop, Neil McMillan, Susan Milburn, Tom Molloy, Penney Murphy, Blair Nelson, Craig Peterson, Dick Pinder, Ross Pinder, Don Ravis, Phyllis Salisbury, Linda Shaw, Mac Sheppard, Jan Thomson, Paul Tiessen. Randy Trost, Allan Tubby, Jamie Wall, Jim Wasilenko, Cli� Wright, Joanne Wurmlinger and Darryl Yausie.

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SIGNATURE GRANT

A NEW KITCHEN FOR EGADZ’ NEW HOME

Charitable organizations must be ready to respond to change. In 2012, Egadz (Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Inc.) had to move from its longtime location at the corner of 1st Avenue and 24th Street. While this move certainly created challenges for Egadz, the organization was able to turn this into a positive new direction by purchasing a permanent home a few blocks north.

An important part of the services off ered by Egadz is providing healthy nutritious meals and snacks for the youth who come to the centre. Good food is not only a necessity to help youth overcome challenges in their lives and take positive steps, but it can also help in establishing trust and building relationships with youth that can lead to positive changes later on.

The Saskatoon Community Foundation awarded its 2012 Signature Grant of $50,000 to Egadz to assist in the creation of its new kitchen in the new facility. Along with a matching grant from PotashCorp, the grant has enabled Egadz to create a kitchen facility that will serve the organization now and in the future.

The Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS® (ASR) Quality of Life Legacy was created to support the ASR Board of Directors’ abiding belief in corporate social responsibility. It was, and remains, their opinion that the establishment of a charitable foundation would not only support the fi ve core principles of the Quality of Life program, but also drive future research and fund innovative regional proposals.

Joanne Kerr, Chairperson of the Quality of Life Committee, fi rst brought the idea of a charitable foundation to the directors’ table in 2011. The directors were of the opinion that the idea held great merit and after further investigation, unanimously approved the establishment of the ASR Quality of Life Legacy. The Board of Directors voted to fund the $100,000 endowment as well as a $30,000 start-up contribution in the fall 2012; the program will make its fi rst call for grant applications early in 2013.

The endowment falls under the umbrella of the Quality of Life Committee, the Mission of which is “To demonstrate and promote REALTOR® care and commitment to all communities in Saskatchewan.” The endowment will fund initiatives throughout the province by providing grants on an annual basis to deserving local agencies. These grants will be comprised of moneys collected from fundraising activities as well as from interest earned on the initial endowment. Through an application process, all members will be encouraged to apply with new project proposals and ideas that will enhance the Quality of Life in their local area.

Ultimately, the legacy was created to support the principles of Quality of Life in Saskatchewan. Charitable organizations in any area of the province may apply for a grant as long as they: support shelter-related services in our communities; enhance environmental sustainability, protection and/or conservation of our natural areas; support public education on the importance of private property rights; promote safer neighbourhoods and/or improved community services; and enhance and promote community development and better opportunities for “at risk” populations and/or disadvantaged citizens.

THE ASSOCIATION OF SASKATCHEWAN REALTORS® QUALITY OF LIFE LEGACY

LEFT TO RIGHT: Al White, Elaine McMillan, Karen Krawczyk, Kristy Rempel , Joanne Kerr, Quality of Life Committee Chair, Deb Honch and Kelsey Adam

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CHRIS MACAULAY FUND

DR. HUGH AND SHERYL MCKEE FUND

Hugh was born and raised in Saskatoon and after attending Aden Bowman Collegiate received his medical degree from the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine (1971). He has been in active family practice since 1972. Sheryl attended Nutana Collegiate in Saskatoon and later received her degree with a major in Philosophy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2004. She is presently a board member of the Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc., an organization that plans musical and cultural events for Gustin House as well as major music recitals at larger local venues. Hugh and Sheryl recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They have one son and four grandchildren.

Hugh and Sheryl were both strongly infl uenced by the values of their parents, various friends and teachers over the years and have a desire to give back to the community from which they have received so much. They have appreciated the philanthropy of a number of friends and in particular the fi ne example set by Kay and Dora Nasser. They both feel that Saskatoon has been a

wonderful place to live, raise their son and obtain their education. They have received so much from living here and they now have the opportunity and feel an obligation to support, in a charitable way, the various organizations that benefi t Saskatoon.

Hugh and Sheryl were introduced to the Saskatoon Community Foundation by friends. Upon reviewing the philosophy, goals, and high level of accountability of the foundation, they felt it would be an excellent vehicle for the long-term support of several charitable organizations. Initial plans are for an unrestricted fund that will move towards a donor advised fund as it expands in the future.

Chris MacAulay was born Christine Ann Mills in 1957. She was a third generation Saskatonian – the daughter of businessman Denis Mills and the granddaughter of former city mayor J.S. Mills and Ethel Mills. Her mother Carolyn moved to Saskatoon from Nova Scotia after World War II. Chris was married to Gord MacAulay, a fellow native Saskatonian. An earlier marriage to Glenn Milligan ended in divorce.

All her life, Chris was happiest surrounded by family, friends and children. She was a young mother to Denis, Krystle and Rachel, and later on a step mom to Janice and Shannon, and still later a grandmother to Aiden and Ethan. For many years she worked in the family business founded by her father – MPS Photographics – a downtown retail storefront for all things relevant to photography. At various times she worked alongside her mother, her brother Blake, her uncle Brian and her cousin Ron. She was an enthusiastic self-taught photographer and one of her favourite subjects was Saskatoon. She photographed the city in all seasons throughout her life.

Chris was also a long time participant in the Saskatoon music world. As a child, she and her sister Susan sang in the choir at St. James

Church and studied piano with choirmaster Lil Thompson. Chris attended Albert School. Wayne Kyle, the school’s principal, was a Saskatoon Summer Players member who provided an opportunity for her to join a Melodica band, sing at school assemblies and take part in several Gilbert and Sullivan operettas.

As an adult, music continued to be an important part of her life. At the time she passed away, at age 54, Chris was an active member of the Saskatoon Blues Society where she was known in particular for photographing live blues performances. She played keyboards with SoundWave, a band that performed regularly at public and private gatherings in the city, often on a volunteer basis.

The Chris MacAulay Fund was established by the Mills, Milligan and MacAulay families to honour her life and the wide range of her interests. Chris lived all of her life in Saskatoon and this fund will help Saskatoon continue to be the vibrant and beautiful city she knew and loved.

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JIM AND PHYLLIS SPEERS FUND

B’NAI BRITH 2012 OREST CHORNEYKO FUNDWe’re proud of you!

Phyllis Amy Speers was born and raised in Saskatoon. Her mother, Ada (Taylor) Dawson arrived in Saskatoon from England in 1905. The following year her father, Cornelius Dawson, having been raised on a farm in Manitoba, arrived in Saskatoon with electrical engineering qualifi cations from Des Moines, Iowa. Ada and Con raised 10 children of whom Phyllis was the second.

Phyllis earned a BA and Bachelor’s of Education from the University of Saskatchewan. She was employed by the Saskatoon Public School Board for over 35 years as a teacher and a reading consultant in the guidance department.

In 1960, Phyllis married Robert James Duke Speers (born 1905), whose family farm was two miles west of Battleford between the Battle and North Saskatchewan Rivers. The farm was homesteaded in 1902 by Jim’s family. Phyllis eventually donated a portion of these lands to the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation in memory of Jim

and his parents, and a stone monument was erected on the bank of the North Saskatchewan commemorating this legacy.

The Speers retired in 1970, continuing to spend summers at the farm while wintering in Saskatoon, Hawaii and Arizona. Jim introduced Phyllis to the joy of travelling and together they travelled extensively. Jim died in December of 1988 at the age of 83. Although they had no children of their own, they had numerous nieces and nephews with whom Phyllis kept in close contact. Phyllis was a woman of unwavering faith in God and trust in Jesus. She was a very interesting, caring and generous person and will be greatly missed by her family and friends.

Phyllis passed away in December of 2012, leaving the proceeds of a life insurance policy to create the Jim and Phyllis Speers Fund, a designated fund at the Saskatoon Community Foundation. Grants from the fund will support the Saskatoon Community Clinic.

A belief in Saskatchewan spirit and community values inspired Orest Chorneyko to become a forerunner in volunteerism in Saskatoon.

Since he moved to Saskatoon in 1995, he has been involved in dozens of organizations including being on the executive of six national events. These include a role as Chair for the 2004 Nokia Brier, VP Marketing and Public Relations for the 2000 Labatt Brier, VP Sponsorship for the 2008 Can-Am Police-Fire Games, VP Special Events for the 2007 Junos, VP Pre Tournament Games for the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships, VP Ticketing/Sponsorship for the 1999 Canadian Seniors Curling Championship, and Board Chair of Credit Union Centre 2005/2006. Away from volunteering, Orest is director of sales for SaskTel.

For his leadership eff orts, exemplary service and caring attitude, Orest was honoured at the 58th B’nai Brith silver plate dinner with the “We’re Proud of You” award held November 7, 2012. Orest was humbled by the award. He says, “volunteering has brought rich rewards. It has allowed me to create new friendships, get a better understanding of the community, use my skills outside the

workplace and bring benefi ts to both me and the company I work for, SaskTel, through many relationships.”

Orest says he feels fortunate to have been involved in so many events in Saskatoon. Volunteerism is something that’s second nature to Orest. “It goes way back to living in Montmartre when my mom, Mary, became a role model for me. I watched my mom get involved in her community. She devoted over 60 years to diff erent organizations and events in Montmartre, never easing up until she moved into a care home in Indian Head. My dad John was also involved in many organizations. Thankfully, what they did rubbed off on me.”

The B’nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko Fund, an endowment established jointly by the Saskatoon Community Foundation and the Saskatoon B’nai Brith chapter, was created to celebrate the commitment and achievements of Orest.

At the request of Orest and his wife Jane, the income from the fund will support the RUH Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in memory of their daughter, Allison, who died at seven months of age in 1983.

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SCOTIAMCLEOD ASSOCIATION FUND

JACK AND BEV SHIFFMAN FUND

The Jack and Bev Shiff man Fund was created by the family in celebration of Jack and Bev’s 60th wedding anniversary. Both Jack and Bev were born in Manitoba—Bev in Winnipeg, and Jack in Selkirk. They began their married life in Toronto, where Bev was in charge of the Cobalt 60 Unit for Cancer Treatment at Toronto General Hospital, and Jack completed his degree in dental surgery. After practicing for nine years in Flin Flon, Manitoba, Jack went back to school to become an oral surgeon, and in 1969 the family moved to Saskatoon where Jack established his practice. Today they still call Saskatoon their home.

Jack and Bev have four children (Howie (Deborah), Carol (Peter), Ken (Wendy), and Harold (Lisa), 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild (so far).

They have both been active in the Saskatoon community, and in local service organizations throughout their married lives. Bev has been very active in the Order of the Eastern Star, and has given countless volunteer hours to the Shriners, Agudas Israel synagogue, and the Jewish Pavilion for FolkFest. Jack is a long-time member of the Shriners and Nutana Rotary. He is also a passionate golfer, and has been a long-time member of Riverside Golf and Country Club. He is an equally dedicated musician, and continues to play trumpet for the Saskatoon Concert Band and Zmarim, the Saskatoon Klezmer Band.

Jack and Bev have raised their family to value service to community and synagogue, education, hard work, independent thought, humour and, above all, compassion for others in need. Their strong values, generosity of spirit, and lack of pretension have shaped their lives and those of their children.

Jack and Bev’s children wanted to establish a fund that would directly benefi t the community that continues to be the centre of the Shiff man family.

ScotiaMcLeod – Saskatoon and North Saskatchewan is proud to have the opportunity to live and work in the friendly and family oriented environment of Saskatchewan.

ScotiaMcLeod believes in supporting organizations that improve the communities and strengthen the social fabric of our beautiful province. The ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund was formed in 2012 in support of charitable organizations that contribute to the well-being of children, youth and families. ScotiaMcLeod believes that the benefi ts of having its own fund within the Saskatoon Community Foundation are the fl exibility to combine the money raised within the branch for a charity of choice as well as the ability of any employee within our branch to provide a charitable donation to the Foundation. The concept of perpetuity added appeal for

ScotiaMcLeod, knowing that donating these funds today would help to support Saskatoon well into the future.

The consolidation of eff orts and funds into the ScotiaMcLeod Association Fund also allows the advisors the ability to be strategic in their annual granting and support of various causes, more so than they were able to do before. ScotiaMcLeod would like to thank its advisors for their collective contributions of their time and resources to this fund.

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Lena (Kendell) and Bill Schutz were both born and raised on east-central Saskatchewan farms, children of German-speaking immigrant families from war-ravaged eastern Europe who had immigrated to Western Canada in the late 1800s.Bill was a country schoolteacher in the local area after attending Normal School in Saskatoon, receiving his teacher’s certifi cate in 1935. Following their marriage in 1943, they moved to a farm they had purchased in the rural district of Rothbury, north of Churchbridge. When Bill retired from teaching in 1949 and in the same year was elected as the area delegate to Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, farming became their main livelihood for more than 40 years.

Lena, like many farm wives at the time, was busy with her home while raising two sons, and accomplishing more than her share of the work in the fi elds. In addition to being actively involved in the community and serving on the executive of the local church women’s group, her interests included a love of music from a young age.

As their farm operations grew, Bill continued with Saskatchewan Wheat Pool until his retirement in 1980, serving the fi nal eight years on the Board of Directors. His public service also included chairman of the local school board, director of the Churchbridge Co-operative Association, and in several capacities on their local church councils.

Elder son Dennis and his family took over the expanding farm business, which allowed Lena and Bill some time for travel and relaxation in their retirement years. They enjoyed living in their condominium in Yorkton; however, failing health for both of them required a relocation in 2008 to the Langenburg Centennial Special Care Home, where they resided until their deaths – Lena in 2011 and Bill in 2012.

To know and be grateful that they were blessed to live long and active lives was extremely important to them. As a special request to her surviving family, Lena asked that a donation be made to an organization that carries out programs of benefi t to seniors (or anyone else for that matter) who may be having problems with loss of vision. Since this was such a debilitating issue for them both throughout their later years, she wanted to ensure that some assistance would be made available to others in Saskatchewan coping with similar disabilities.

The Schutz family decided to invest the “seed money” with the Saskatoon Community Foundation in 2012, to establish the Caroline and William Schutz endowment fund. The initial contribution is expected to grow and perpetually support those in need, as a continuing testament of their commitment to others.

THE CAROLINE AND WILLIAM SCHUTZ ENDOWMENT FUND

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MEEWASIN VALLEY AUTHORITY FUND – SUSAN LAMB

As a tribute to Susan Lamb on the occasion of her retirement from the position of CEO at Meewasin, the Meewasin Board established the “Susan Lamb Endowment Fund” in 2012. The fund will be managed by the Saskatoon Community Foundation for the benefi t of Meewasin. Meewasin’s education programs have always been particularly important to Susan; to honour that importance, the Board decided that the annual earnings from the new $10,000 fund will be dedicated to support education and conservation work in the northeast swale in perpetuity. Contributions to the new fund will be accepted from all interested persons.

During her tenure, Meewasin was named one of the top four river basin agencies in the world in 2004 and again in 2006 by the Riverfoundation in Brisbane, Australia in a prize competition that has been compared to the Nobel Prize for rivers. Ingrained in the community, Susan was named YWCA Woman of Distinction in 1995 for her business and community work and received a Saskatchewan Centennial Medal in 2006.

Susan has always kept the long-view of Meewasin in mind, and the “Susan Lamb Endowment Fund” is a fi tting tribute to her service and part of her legacy at Meewasin. It will continue for as long as the river runs.

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Doug Hodson has distinguished himself as an outstanding citizen in both his professional and his personal life. After graduating with distinction from the College of Law in 1984 at the age of 24, he joined a legal fi rm of which he became a partner only eight years later. He has been admitted to the Bar in several provinces of Canada in order to act in many high profi le cases. In 2007, he was appointed Queen’s Counsel by the Saskatchewan Minister of Justice.

His personal contributions to our community have been equally numerous and impressive. He has chaired major sporting events, such as the 2000 Saskatoon Labatt Brier and the 2008 Mike Weir Miracle Golf Drive for Kids. He was Vice-President of the 2004 Nokia Brier. In addition to being a member of the Canadian Bar Association, Law Society of Saskatchewan and Saskatoon Bar Association, he has served on the Boards of many local organizations and charities. In the past, he has chaired the Boards for the Riverside Country Club and the Saskatoon Club. He has served on the Boards of Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan, Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, United Way of Saskatoon, Saint Paul’s Hospital Board of Management, and Royal University Hospital Foundation. His current community work includes chairing the Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan’s capital campaign, serving on the Board for Saskatchewan Blue Cross, chairing the Saskatoon District Planning Commission and serving as Vice President of Sponsorship for the 2013-2014 University Cup Men’s Hockey Championship.

He has been honoured by the Canadian Bar Association for his community service, as well as by the University of Saskatchewan, the Province of Saskatchewan, the Rotary Clubs of Saskatoon and the local B’nai Brith.

In recognition of this award, the Saskatoon Community Foundation will create the Doug Hodson Cornerstone of the Community 2012 Fund, a permanent endowment that will recognize his contributions forever.

2012 CORNERSTONE OF THE COMMUNITY AWARD

The Cornerstone of the Community Award was created to honour a member of our community who embodies the Saskatoon Community Foundation’s vision of making Saskatoon the best community in which to live.

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In 2012, its sixth year, the PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala continued to dazzle our community with the best in cultural entertainment and local talent. The 6th Annual PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala was presented at TCU Place on September 22, 2012, to an enthusiastic crowd of over 600 supporters. The event was a resounding success once again, raising over $370,000 thanks to the support of sponsors, attendees, auction donors, entertainers, and a huge amount of work done behind the scenes by the volunteer committee.

The entertainment was exceptional this year, featuring local stars such as Sean Brandt, Carrie Catherine and Chinese Dragon Dancers, as well as three-time Juno Award winner and Order of Canada recipient Susan Aglukark performing special versions of her songs with local dancers. As always, a stellar meal, a wide range of live and silent auction items, and dance music from Sneaky Pete made the sixth Gala an event not to be missed!

Amid all the glamour and high spirits, there was another huge announcement made. Wayne Brownlee, Vice-President of PotashCorp, announced that PotashCorp will be continuing its title sponsorship of the Gala with a further $300,000 for 2013, 2014 and 2015. The $300,000 covers not only the cost of the sponsorship, but also ensures that the PotashCorp Partnership grants program will continue at SCF for another three years. On behalf of the many charities that will benefi t from these grants, we would like to thank PotashCorp for its generous support of our community, and of the Saskatoon Community Foundation, your centre for community philanthropy!

To all those who attended, to those who bought or donated an auction item, and to all of our sponsors including our title sponsor PotashCorp, on behalf of the Saskatoon Community Foundation and our great community of Saskatoon, we would like to off er our heartfelt thanks. Your support shows that Saskatoon does indeed shine, through our generosity and sense of community!

The 2013 PotashCorp Mayor’s Cultural Gala will be held at TCU Place on September 21st, 2013.

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TITLE SPONSOR

DIAMONDCameco CorporationCherry InsuranceD & S HomesKinsmen Club of SaskatoonNorth Ridge DevelopmentsRawlco RadioSaskatoon Media GroupScotiabankThe StarPhoenix

PLATINUMA� nity Credit UnionASL PavingBart HunterConcentra FinancialDan & Blanche McDonald

Ehrenburg Homes Ltd.Ernst & Young LLPFFUN MotorsportsHandy Special EventsHergott Duval Stack LLPHomes by Dundee and Dundee

Developments SaskatoonKreos AviationSaskatchewan Blue CrossShaw CableSprague-Rosser Contracting CompanyStuart Olson Construction Ltd.The Saskatoon Tribal Council/ Dakota

Dunes Community Development Corporation

U of S Humanities and Fine Arts DivisionWestcap Management Ltd.Whitecap Dakota First Nation

GOLDBoychuk Construction

DeloitteGraham ConstructionMNPMcDougall Gauley LLPNorth Prairie DevelopmentsRealty Executives SaskatoonRiver Ridge HomesRobertson Stromberg Pedersen LLPRSVP Event DesignSaskatoon & Region Home Builders’

AssociationThomson JasparTraxx FootwearWorley Parsons Canada

SILVERAction O� ce InteriorsCK FloralsEllisDon CorporationMerlin Ford LincolnNuFab Building Products/Kitchen Craft

Pelican SignsSaskTelVirtus Group LLPWright Construction Western Inc.

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTAC FlooringDelta BessboroughGreat Western Brewing CompanyKelly MinisoferNK’Mip CellarsSteve ChisholmShauna FosterThe Ivy Dining & LoungeTux & Tails

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Laurie O’Connor is the Executive Director at the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre. During her teen years, Laurie’s volunteer work with a small town food bank in Ontario strongly shaped her values and beliefs, inspiring her to devote her career to making a diff erence in people’s lives. Well known for her commitment and passion to poverty reduction, Laurie believes the creation of healthier communities is a shared responsibility. Past co-chair of the Anti-Poverty Coalition, she is also involved with the Leadership Group for the Poverty Reduction Strategy Partnership and serves on the board of Food Banks of Saskatchewan.

Laurie believes that community development must be driven by the hopes and dreams of those whose voices are most often silenced. She is humbled and inspired by the hidden leaders she meets every day, and hopes to bring their voices to conversations that matter.

The Saskatoon Community Foundation is proud to support Laurie in her participation in Leadership Saskatoon, and looks forward to her contributions to leadership and community development in Saskatoon in the years to come!

The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s Strategic Alliance Award honours a local business for a longstanding mutually benefi cial partnership with a local charity. The award was created to increase awareness of strategic partnerships in our community, and to recognize the commitment of both businesses and charities to improving our community. The business partner wins the award, while the charity partner receives a $5,000 unrestricted grant from the Saskatoon Community Foundation.

In 2012, On Purpose Leadership Inc (OPLI) was the recipient of the Strategic Alliance Award for its ongoing partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area. According to OPLI CEO and recipient Nowshad Ali, “When you consider that mentored youth graduate from high school at a rate 20% higher than the national average, that little brothers and little sisters in comparison to the rest of the population skipped half as many school days, were 46% less likely to initiate drug use and are 34% less likely to allow themselves to be victimized or bullied, you see why it is so easy for us to get involved with this organization. Our collaboration has involved special events, fundraising, planning, organization development and more. The Big Brothers and Big Sisters staff are true professionals and their volunteers nothing short of stellar. We at On Purpose Leadership have been very privileged. The award is icing on the cake, and the grant to Big Brothers and Big Sisters will go a very long way to improving the life for Saskatoon youth.”

Congratulations to both On Purpose Leadership Inc. and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area!

LEFT TO RIGHT: Alain Gaucher, SCF Chair; Wayne Wiens, BBBS; Nowshad Ali, OPLI CEO; and Trevor Forrest, SCF Executive Director

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STRATEGIC ALLIANCE AWARD

“Thanks to the generosity of the Saskatoon Community Foundation, I will be able to invest my time in further exploring what leadership means to me and to our community. I look forward to this experience as an opportunity to learn and also to bring forward the perspectives of our friends and allies who are living in poverty, the hidden leaders in our community.”

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GRANTS FOR ARTS AND CULTUREMendel Art Gallery 5,000Saskatoon Opera Association 3,538Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival Inc. 9,005The Word on the Street Canada 10,000Total 27,543

GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONCare & Share Saskatoon Inc. 2,142Children’s Discovery Museum on the Saskatchewan 10,000Saskatoon Heritage Society 1,500SWITCH 10,000Total 23,642

GRANTS FOR ENVIRONMENTLiving Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation Inc. 2,000Meewasin Valley Authority 5,000Saskatoon Zoo Society 3,647SOS Elms Coalition Inc. 3,731Total 14,378

GRANTS FOR HEALTHArthritis Society 2,667Autism Services 7,000Canadian Diabetes Association 5,000Canadian National Institute for the Blind 10,000Hemophilia Saskatchewan 2,607Total 27,274

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GRANTS FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTAids Saskatoon 10,000Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan 1,000Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon 14,827Catholic Family Services 6,882Community Legal Assistance Service 5,000Crisis Nursery Grant for Agency Fund 20,000International Women of Saskatoon 10,000Kids Help Phone 2,967Lighthouse Supported Living Inc. 10,000Saskatchewan Abilities Council 8,653Saskatchewan Children’s Festival 2,483Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Program (SCYAP) Inc. 9,065Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. 6,142Saskatoon Open Door Society Inc. 9,126Tamarack Foundation 4,332Total 120,477

GRANTS FOR CAPACITY BUILDINGHuntington Society of Canada 2,000L’Arche Saskatoon Inc. 1,000Leadership Saskatoon 8,000Lions 5CN Sight and Service Foundation 6,246Purpose Leadership 500READ Saskatoon 10,000Total 27,746

QUALITY OF LIFE GRANTS

OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN GRANTS!

Since 2000, we have granted over 10 million dollars, over 80% of out total grants since 1970.

Over 2.28 million dollars were granted in 2012 to local charities. After we fi rst granted over one million dollars in a single year in 2010, we have now reached an even greater milestone! This demonstrates the power of the community foundation model. We started slowly in 1970. We made our fi rst grant in 1973, donating $600 to the Council for Crippled Children and Adults (now known as the Saskatchewan Abilities Council.) Each year, we receive more gifts from donors, always protecting the original contribution forever, so the amount we can grant also continues to grow.

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AIDS PWAS TEAM — A NEW SELF-IMAGE FOR TRUSTED VOLUNTEERS

The PWAS (People Who Access Services) Leadership Team builds self-esteem and community buy-in through teaching basic work skills. PWAS are mentored in leadership and employability skills, so they can share their knowledge and experiences with others. The PWAS Advisory Committee ensures that programming is responsive and relevant by expanding the role of people who access services in planning and delivering programming in the 601 Outreach Centre. Volunteers who choose to participate in the PWAS Leadership Team will train with Outreach Centre staff . They will act as a fi rst contact in the 601 Outreach Centre, responsible for taking basic statistics and primary maintenance. This includes daily tasks like preparing coff ee and breakfast foods, cleaning and organizing the space, greeting newcomers and answering their questions about services, helping individuals use the computers and free laundry, reminding visitors of the 601’s community rules, and keeping track of demographics. People sign up for shifts two weeks in advance; more experienced workers have been called on to help staff orient new team members. AIDS Saskatoon helps people see that safer, healthier choices around drug use, sex and other everyday activities really are within reach. When people believe that change is possible, incrementally, people begin to make safer choices for themselves, their families and their world.

DESIGNATED FUNDS GRANTSRECIPIENT DONOR AMOUNT ($)Saskatoon Symphony Society Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony 1,162Saskatchewan Music Festival Association Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment Fund 2,291Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Annie Colley Saskatoon City Hospital Fund 412University of Saskatchewan, University Advancement Annie Colley University of Saskatchewan Fund 554Royal University Hospital Foundation Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund 669Murray Memorial Library at the University of Saskatchewan Bennee Family Fund 2,515City Hospital Foundation Bennee Family Fund 2,096Canadian Federation of University Women Saskatoon Inc. Bennee Family Fund 1,677Grace-Westminster United Church Bennee Family Fund 838United Way of Saskatoon & Area Bennee Family Fund 838Dr. Stirling McDowell Foundation for Research into Teaching Bennee Family Fund 419Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship of Canada Bremner Family Fund 186University of Saskatchewan, Western College of Veterinary Medicine Bremner Family Fund 186Brightwater Science and Environmental Program Brightwater Endowment Fund 890Congregation Agudas Israel Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel 3,127Saskatoon Friends of Students & Kids Caroline Kosmas Fund 1,264Family Mediation Canada Daniel Hamoline, QC Bursary Fund 534St Paul’s Hospital Foundation Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund 441Persephone Theatre David Edney Fund for Theatre 3,498Circle Drive Special Care Home Inc. David Sim Yip and Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund 1,026Saskatoon Symphony Society Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust 1,841Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund 466Jubilee Residences Foundation, Stensrud Lodge Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund 466United Way of Saskatoon Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund 475Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan 129United Way of Saskatoon Dr. Kris Rao and Dr. Leela Rao Fund 3,859Autism Services of Saskatoon Dr. Suzanne Yip and Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund 1,216Order of St. Benedict Edward Louis Schneider Fund 12,679Saint Joseph’s Parish Edward Louis Schneider Fund 12,679Canadian Diabetes Association - Saskatoon Edward Louis Schneider Fund 12,679Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Frank Lee Family Endowment 1,375Interval House Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund 1,197Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan G. Vernon Morris Fund 9,525Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Geo� and Connie Owen-Jones Fund 333Saskatoon Youth Orchestra George Porteous Memorial Award 216Western Development Museum Gladys Hall Fund 571Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Gladys Hall Fund 571Autism Services of Saskatoon Gladys Hall Fund 571Meewasin Valley Authority Gladys Hall Fund 571YWCA Gladys Hall Fund 571Friends of Saskatchewan Children (Ronald McDonald House) Gladys Hall Fund 571Saskatoon Interval House Gladys Hall Fund 571Royal University Hospital Foundation Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital 1,142St Paul’s Hospital Foundation Golf Family Fund for St. Paul’s Hospital 763The U of S College of Agriculture and Bioresources Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund 1,203The Saskatoon YWCA Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund 1,203Rotary Club of Saskatoon Charitable Trust Fund Gordon & Connie Sanford Fund 305St. John’s Cathedral Gordon & Connie Sanford Fund 305St Paul’s Hospital Foundation Gush Family Fund 230University of Saskatchewan, College of Engineering Gush Family Fund 230United Way of Saskatoon Gush Family Fund 230Saskatchewan Parkinsons Disease Foundation Gush Family Fund 230Salvation Army, Saskatoon Gush Family Fund 230Give Kids a Chance Charity Inc. Hub City Curling Club Fund 1,123Saskatoon Symphony Society Hume Family Fund 186Saskatoon Nature Society Hume Family Fund 186Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund 412Saskatchewan Cancer Agency Jean and Vern Trotter Family Fund 778Egadz (Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre) Jim and Kathy Weber Family Fund 253Teen Challenge Inc. Jim and Kathy Weber Family Fund 253Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, Saskatoon Cancer Centre John Kostyna Fund 458

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CNIB TECH LAB — NEW TECHNOLOGY OPENS NEW HORIZONS

Technology changes so rapidly, and all of us must continue learning to keep up with the changes it brings. People with vision loss can benefi t greatly from new assistive technologies, improving their ability to access information, gain or maintain independence, seek new opportunities and live well. The Saskatoon Community Foundation granted funds to CNIB to purchase computer screen readers, screen magnifi ers, braille displays, and voice input software that operate in conjunction with graphical desktop browsers and other programs, as well as video magnifi ers (CCTVs) that magnify printed material and may reverse text and background colours for greater ease of reading. The Technology Lab has the potential to benefi t over 5,000 people, helping each client to be able to do the same daily activities as sighted people, and increasing CNIB’s ability to help people develop new life skills as they learn to cope with their condition.

DESIGNATED FUNDS GRANTS – CONTINUEDRECIPIENT DONOR AMOUNT ($)Royal University Hospital Foundation John Kostyna Hospital Fund 235St Paul’s Hospital Foundation John Kostyna Hospital Fund 235Heartland Regional Health Authority John Nyquist Fund 1,507St Paul’s Hospital Foundation John Nyquist Fund 1,507Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation John Nyquist Fund 1,507Royal University Hospital Foundation Kildu� Family Endowment 2,715Prairie Centre for Ecumenism Margerie Fund for Ecumenism 901United Way of Saskatoon Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way 581Canadian Diabetes Association - Saskatoon Meckleborg Memorial Fund 875Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA 122Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate Provincial Home Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund 7,598Royal University Hospital Foundation, Innovation Fund North Ridge Development Corporation Fund 7,557Congregation Agudas Israel Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund 351Saskatoon Friendship Inn Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 72Saskatoon Food Bank Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 72Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 72Saskatoon Interval House Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 72United Way of Saskatoon Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 48Salvation Army Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 36Royal University Hospital Foundation Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 36Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 36St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 36Mendel Art Gallery Ron and Linda Fritz Mendel Art Gallery Trust Fund 320Saskatoon Community Foundation Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund 420United Way of Saskatoon Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund 420LutherCare Foundation Inc. Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund 631Lutheran Theological Seminary Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund 631Salvation Army - Saskatchewan Division Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund 631Canadian Lutheran World Relief Ruth and Charles Watson Family Fund 631Saskatoon Music Festival Association Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon Music Festival 1,031Adelle House Sam and Dorothy Jackson Fund 768University of Saskatchewan, College of Dentistry Saskatchewan Dentistry Fund 1,323Saskatoon Public Library for Children Program Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund 368Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Shauna Wellman Fund 3,213Saskatoon Zoo Society Shauna Wellman Fund 3,213Royal University Hospital Foundation, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Ted Henson Family Fund 667Salvation Army, Saskatoon The Kearley/Millennium III Fund 502Saskatoon Youth Orchestra The Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers’ Memorial Award Fund 1,211St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Vern & Clara Welker Fund 21,468Saskatoon Community Clinic Vern & Clara Welker Fund 21,468YWCA Vern & Clara Welker Fund 21,468Friends of Saskatchewan Children (Ronald McDonald House) Vern & Clara Welker Fund 21,468Habitat for Humanity of Saskatoon Vern & Clara Welker Fund 21,468Saskatoon Music Festival Association Wallie Kathe Riemer Memorial Vocal Scholarship 198Saskatoon Symphony Society William Lang Yip Memorial Fund 222St Paul’s Hospital Foundation for Pallative Care William Lang Yip Memorial Fund 222U of S College of Medicine Global Health Travel

Awards Program for Students William Lang Yip Memorial Fund 222Total 247,831

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BEAVER CREEK INTERPRETIVE SKI PROGRAM (MVA) — MOVING WITH NATURE

The Beaver Creek Conservation Area is accessible year-round to schools, special interest groups and the general public. The area is a naturalized site with nature trails that are challenging to navigate during the winter months. With a grant from the Saskatoon Community Foundation, the Meewasin Valley Authority purchased 50 sets of skis, boots and poles, housing them in the ski chalet that has been recently installed at the Beaver Creek Conservation Area. This building site is adjacent to the Beaver Creek Interpretive Centre, and has access to power/ heat and a deck in the front area. Future plans include installation of solar power. This new ski program gives interpreters at Beaver Creek a new opportunity for programming in the winter season. Interpreters lead students, teachers and others to interact with nature on cross country skis. People can get closer to fl ora and fauna without disturbing their natural habitat.

DONOR ADVISED GRANTSRECIPIENT DONOR AMOUNT ($)Columbus Bosco Homes Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support of Single Parent Education 3,880CHEP George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600University of Saskatchewan, College of Engineering,

SCI-FI Science Camps George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600Brightwater Science and Environmental Program,

c/o Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600Saskatoon Preschool Foundation George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600Breakfast for Learning, Saskatchewan George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Program George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 600Saskatoon Community Foundation George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 48Hope Cancer Help Centre The Honourable Patricia Blacklock Linn Fund 2,694Victoria Hospital Foundation Inc. Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250Shriners Hospital for Children Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250Children’s Wish Foundation Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250Saskatoon Zoo Foundation Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500MS Society of Saskatchewan Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 250Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 1,417Breakfast for Learning, Saskatchewan Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500St. Thomas More College Investors Group Sask. West Central Imagine Fund 500Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 2,816Saskatoon Student Wellness Initiative Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 1,408Saskatoon Preschool Foundation Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 1,056Saskatoon Music Educators Assoc. Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 704Saskatchewan Abilities Council Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 704Saskatchewan Music Educators Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 352Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation, Department of Ophthalmology Dr. Jim Underhill 4,550Alzheimer Society Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 864Unity Music Festval Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 3,000Saskatoon Community Foundation Operations Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 250Heart and Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon 1,287The Farm in the Dell Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund 1,000SPCA Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund 1,000Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund 1,479Regina Open Door Society Morris Fund 8,688Saskatoon Open Door Society Morris Fund 8,688National Sport Trust Fund Saskatchewan Tennis Nasser Family Foundation Fund 3,246West Central Crisis & Family Support Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund 1,189Royal University Hospital Foundation Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 1,000Salvation Army, Saskatoon Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 800Saskatoon Community Foundation Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 88Knox United Church Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 1,500Saskatoon Food Bank Inc. The Duval Family Foundation 1,801Gobal Gathering Place The Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,500Saskatoon Symphony Society The Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,000The Gustin The Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 2,000St John’s Anglican Cathedral The Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 301Okema Soceity The Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 1,000Friendship Inn Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 500United Way of Saskatoon Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,100Arthritis Society Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 1,000CNIB Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 500Total 71,010

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ACTIVE GRAY (INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF SASKATOON) — HEALTHY LIVING IN A NEW CULTURE

Seniors coming to Canada from other countries and cultures face special challenges, including language, culture, loss of social connections from their former lives, and the ability to access the services and amenities our community has to off er. International Women of Saskatoon’s Active Gray is a seniors program for new Canadian seniors living in Saskatoon and area. It is aimed at providing a fun, safe and healthy forum for the members of the target group to participate in a series of recreational, social, educational and fi tness activities aimed at promoting personal development, community leadership and connections for increased access to equitable and healthy support systems.

FLOW-THROUGH GRANTSINSTITUTION DONOR AMOUNT ($)Meewasin Valley Authority Action O� ce Interiors 900Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra Anonymous 2,000Pleasant Point Mennonite Church Anonymous 1,000Autism Services Anonymous 500Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation: Cameco Quest for A Cure Anonymous 300Persephone Theatre Anonymous 300Mendel Art Gallery Anonymous 300The Nature Conservancy of Canada Anonymous 300Saskatoon Friendship Inn Anonymous 300Station 20 West Development Corp. Anonymous 300Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Anonymous 200Saskatchewan Craft Council Anonymous 200United Way of Saskatoon & Area Anonymous 200Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival Inc. Anonymous 200Saskatoon Opera Association Anonymous 200Saskatoon Summer Players Anonymous 200Grosvenor Park United Church Anonymous 200Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Association Anonymous 100The War Amputations of Canada Anonymous 100The Royal Canadian Geographical Society Anonymous 100Lynwood Hall Child & Family Centre Anonymous 100Saskatoon Food Bank Anonymous 300Salvation Army Anonymous 1,000Saskatoon Zoo Anonymous 300Meewasin Valley Authority Art and Janet Postle 50,000St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation Art and Janet Postle 50,000International Women of Saskatoon Asit and Ila Sarkar 750Ducks Unlimited Canada Betty Reynolds 300Betty Reynolds - Admin Charges on Flow Through Betty Reynolds 739Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra Betty Reynolds 5,000World Vision Betty Reynolds 1,000Dress for Success Saskatoon Betty-Ann Heggie 1,000Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild Inc. Cheryl and Henry Kloppenburg 10,000City Hospital Clint Forster 10,000Persephone Theatre David Edney 1,502U of S College of Dentistry Dental Surgeon of Saskatchewan 28,150U of S College of Dentistry Dental Surgeon of Saskatchewan 250,000Beads of Courage of Canada Doug Gillespie 33,374Columbus Bosco Homes Elaine and Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support of Single Parent Education 1,125United Way of Saskatoon Graham Construction & Engineering Inc. 30,000Saskatoon Free Methodist Church Harold Gonyou 9,590United Way of Saskatoon & Area Herb Pinder Sr. 1,200Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan Herb Pinder Sr. 200MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division Herb Pinder Sr. 200Canadian National Institute for the Blind Herb Pinder Sr. 200Lung Association of Saskatchewan Herb Pinder Sr. 200Canadian Red Cross Herb Pinder Sr. 200Saskatchewan Cancer Agency Herb Pinder Sr. 200The War Amputations of Canada Herb Pinder Sr. 200Arthritis Society Herb Pinder Sr. 200Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Herb Pinder Sr. 200Saskatchewan Abilities Council Herb Pinder Sr. 200Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Jimmie and Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 1,136Saskatoon Opera Association Jo-Anne Dillon 6,500Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan Inc. Jo-Anne Dillon 1,027Canadian Diabetes Association Jo-Anne Dillon 500Leadership Saskatoon Kent Smith-Windsor 500Saskatoon Public School Kerney & Pat Korchinski 10,000Saskatoon Crisis Nursery Dr. Myles and Loren MacLennan 18,434

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FLOW-THROUGH GRANTS – CONTINUEDINSTITUTION DONOR AMOUNT ($)Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan North Prairie Development 4,000STARS North Prairie Development 25,000Saskatoon Zoo North Prairie Development 1,000Saskatoon Gallery and Conservatory Corporation North Prairie Development 50,000Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. North Prairie Development 60,608Ronald McDonald House North Prairie Development 10,000Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Robert Johnston 9,000Crisis Nursery Synergy 8 59,000Saskatoon Opera Association Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 7,350Persephone Theatre Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 2,000University of Saskatchewan Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 5,000Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 500Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 1,500Canadian Red Cross Theresa Skwara & Colin Macdonald 5,000SIAST Wally Mah 100,000Immigrant Access Fund Society of Alberta Wendy Morris 64,493Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Inc. Wendy Morris 10,000Immigrant Access Fund Society of Alberta Wendy Morris 12,500Immigrant Access Fund Society of Alberta Wendy Morris 12,500Total 972,878

AGENCY GRANTSFriends of Saskatchewan Children 625Meewasin Valley Authority 16,986Meewasin Valley Authority: Wes Bolstad Fund 496Persephone Theatre 79,333Saskatoon French School 386Saskatoon Music Festival Association 729Saskatoon Opera Association 349Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra 1,967Station Arts Centre Cooperative 1,564United Way of Saskatoon & Area 14,956Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund 9,635Total 127,026

BATTING 1000 GRANTSAutism Services 4,500Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. 3,480CHEP Good Food Inc. 5,000Core Neighbourhood Youth Co-op 3,550Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation 3,500Radius Community Centre for Education and Employment Training 2,700Saskatchewan Intercultural Association 4,586Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. 2,500SWITCH 3,500Tamarack Foundation 2,500Total 35,816

BISHOP JAMES P. MAHONEY GRANTSCatholic Family Services 3,000Columbus Bosco Homes 5,000Core Neighbourhood Youth Co-op 3,000Family Service Saskatoon 3,500Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation 3,500L’Arche Saskatoon Inc. 2,000Rock the Mount 2,300Saskatchewan Association for Community Living 1,500Total 23,800

CAMECO GRANTSAlzheimer Society of Saskatchewan 3,000Children’s Discovery Museum on the Saskatchewan 4,287Columbus Bosco Homes 5,000Community Legal Assistance Services 5,000Family Service Saskatoon 2,500Frontier College Foundation 3,000Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Foundation: St. Mary’s Summer Camp 3,000Leadership Saskatoon 3,200Radius Community Centre for Education & Employment 2,050READ Saskatoon 4,963Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association Inc. 2,000Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. 2,000Saskatoon Indian & Métis Friendship Centre 3,000University of Saskatchewan: SCI-FI Science Camp 2,000Total 45,000

POTASHCORP GRANTSBreakfast for Learning Program 5,000Canadian Red Cross 7,900Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. 10,000Columbus Bosco Homes 5,000Family Service Saskatoon 7,500Jubilee Residence Foundation 5,000Leadership Saskatoon 5,000Radius Community Centre for Education & Employment 2,100Saskatchewan Abilities Council: Camp Easter Seal Patio Furniture 5,000Saskatchewan Abilities Council 5,000Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association Inc. 5,000Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Program (SCYAP) Inc. 5,000Saskatoon Indian & Métis Friendship Centre 5,000Tamarack Foundation 5,000Total 77,500

SIGNATURE GRANTEgadz: Quality of Life Grant 50,000Total 50,000

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STUDENT AWARDSINSTITUTION DONOR AMOUNT ($)Nutana Park Mennonite Church Bill & Elma Bergen Fund 1,383University of Saskatchewan Chow Family Award 1,000Nutana Park Mennonite Church Dr. Ray and Helen Fast Award 469University of Saskatchewan Edith May Forrest Student Award for Nursing 500University of Saskatchewan Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship 1,000Brandon University Esterhazy Class of ‘74 Scholarship 1,000University of BC Gerald Rose & Kathryn (Rose) Cooper Memorial Fund 682University of Saskatchewan Hector Loveridge Memorial 1,166University of Saskatchewan Howard Lindberg Memorial Bursary 1,044University of Regina Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary 1,250Red Deer College Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Bursary 1,250University of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia John and Alice MacLellan Scholarship Fund 1,551University of Saskatchewan Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship 4,312University of Regina Mary Lou Ogle Scholarship 4,312University of Richmond, Virginia, USA Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund 1,000University of Saskatchewan Meredith MacPherson-Stalwick Fund 1,000University of Saskatchewan Morgan Evans Scholarship 500University of Saskatchewan Oscar & Doris Elviss Fund 800University of Saskatchewan Rouse Family Fund for the College of Nursing 1,000University of Saskatchewan The Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund 523University of Saskatchewan The Dr. Garry Hayes Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund 523University of Regina The Nels, Anna and Evelyn Dahl Esplin Nursing 2,903SIAST - Prince Albert Thomas Coghlan Memorial Scholarship 500Total 29,666

FIELD OF INTEREST GRANTSRECIPIENT DONOR AMOUNT ($)Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area AGF Fund for the Family 780Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. AN2004-01 Children 3,858Saskatoon Council on Aging AN2004-01 Seniors 3,858Saskatoon French School Antonio de Margerie Memorial Fund for French 920Saskatoon Zoo Society Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund 591Catholic Family Services of Saskatoon Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund 367Kids Help Phone Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment 2,033Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. Derek Arnold Memorial Fund 545Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Gordon Birney Memorial Fund 995Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area Hitachi Family and Community Fund 1,261Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. Janet Merrick Family Fund 390Saskatoon Zoo Society John Partington Loved Kids Fund 383Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation Joseph Young Memorial Fund for Children & Youth 395SOSE Coalition JOTEL Family Fund 769Saskatchewan Children’s Festival Joyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth 7,517Catholic Family Services of Saskatoon Latrace Family Fund for Children 2,024Catholic Family Services of Saskatoon MacLennan Family Fund 726Core Neighbourhood Youth Co-op Marg & Don Ravis Youth Opportunities Fund 1,450Hemophilia Saskatchewan Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund 393Saskatoon Open Door Society Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund 874The Arthritis Society Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth 1,083Saskatoon Opera Postle Family Fund 1,462Saskatchewan Abilities Council Saskatoon Citizens’ Centennial Endowment 2,282Lions 5CN Sight & Service Foundation Sutton Financial Group Community Fund 359Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 5,000Camp Easter Seal Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 11,104Canadian Diabetes Association Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 4,800Care & Share Saskatoon Inc. Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 5,000Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon and Area Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 1,013Saskatchewan Cerebral Palsy Association Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 1,500Family Service Saskatoon Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 4,000JDRF Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 2,000Episcopal Corporation of Saskatoon o/a Our Lady of Victory Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 2,500AIDS Saskatoon Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 2,000Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 2,500Agriculture in the Classroom (Sask) Inc. Verna & Lionel McGillvray Fund for Children in Saskatchewan 3,000Tamarack Foundation W.E.C. Trust for Children 668Total 79,620

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USE PARTIES FOR GOOD TO RAISE FUNDS FOR YOUR CHARITY!

Early in 2012, the Saskatoon Community Foundation launched “Parties for Good,” a new website and online donation portal that helps people use the occasions in their lives to do some good in our community.

Founded by Paula Ghiglione, Parties For Good works on the principle that many of us already have what we need in our lives, and could be just as happy to give to charities as to receive gifts. When we celebrate a birthday, anniversary or other special occasion with friends and family, it is customary that our guests bring some sort of a gift. This can range from inexpensive (and easily broken) children’s toys to host gifts, like fl owers or bottles of wine for grown-up gatherings. Either way, in many cases, we really don’t need these items, and might feel just as well if the thoughtfulness of our guests could be focused to meet vital needs in the community.

Parties for Good is an online, social media friendly portal to organize parties. Individuals are able to log in, create their custom party page, invite guests to donate and then track their party attendees. Donations of $20 and over are eligible for instant email charitable receipts. Event donations are collected and fl owed through to registered charities in Saskatoon. All charities have donors and supporters, and any one of them could use Parties for Good to raise funds for their cause!

The Saskatoon Community Foundation does not expect to benefi t from Parties for Good (unless our supporters hold parties on our behalf ). The fees associated with Parties for Good simply cover our costs in providing the service. SCF believes that we should all work together to grow the community’s awareness of the work of charitable organizations. For more information on Parties for Good, contact Donor Services Manager Kristy Rempel at (306) 665-1756 or kristy.rempel@saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca

The Saskatoon Community Foundation is proud to support a great idea that can assist charities in developing new networks of support and sustainability that will make our community a better place!

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Trevor Forrest, Executive Director of SCF, with SaskEnergy representative Leslie Gosselin.

Saskatoon Community Foundation was proud to partner with Synergy 8 Community Builders on its 2012 fundraising eff orts to upgrade facilities at Saskatoon Crisis Nursery. The exterior and playground area of the facility, as well as the laundry facilities, have been renovated bringing the Nursery up to modern standards and replacing equipment that has served well, but needed updating.

Synergy 8 Community Builders is committed to collaborating with local community groups and organizations to provide leadership in community engagement and innovative strategies for community development. Its previous projects include support for a new health bus for the City of Saskatoon, an ultrasound unit for Pediatrics and Fetal Assessment, and a Pediatric Ambulance.

In October 2012, Synergy 8 hosted Fred Couples at Prairieland Park in support of Saskatoon Crisis Nursery. This event along with other fundraising eff orts, both cash and in-kind, raised over $400,000, all to help kids and families in crisis!

The Saskatoon Community Foundation’s core unrestricted granting program is Quality of Life grants. This program grants more funds to Saskatoon charities than any other granting program at SCF. Our unrestricted funds come from gifts from literally thousands of donors over the years, all of whom made the decision to allow SCF discretion to grant the funds where they can make the greatest impact on our city’s quality of life.

Each year, our Grants Committee, made up of members of our Board of Directors and other knowledgeable and engaged people from our community, reviews as many as 100 LOIs (Letters of Intent to Apply) in our six focus areas: Arts and Culture, Education, Health, Social Development, Environment and Capacity Building. From this large set of LOIs, the Grants Committee selects projects it would like to consider funding and requests full applications. The applications are then reviewed and granting decisions are made and approved by our Board of Directors.

In 2012, SCF created a new event, Salute!, to pay tribute to both the charities and their staff and volunteers who work so diligently to make our community a better place and the many donors and supporters who give so that SCF will have funds to grant to accomplish these great works in our community. We invited a donor to our unrestricted funds, former Board Chair Scott Cherry, to speak about the importance of giving to unrestricted funds. We also invited three speakers from this year’s grant recipients to speak about the impact of the grants on their agencies and the people they serve. These included Nicole White from AIDS Saskatoon, Mark Von Eschen from Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and Kevin Rosales from CLASSIC (Community Legal Assistance Services Saskatoon Inner City).

Thanks to the very generous sponsorship of SaskEnergy, Salute 2012! was held on May 10, 2012 at Prairieland Park.

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SALUTE 2012!

LEFT TO RIGHT: Reilley Dutchak, Rob Lozinski, Trent Sereda, Fred Couples, Jamie Windjack, Troy Davies, Jason Hynd. MISSING: Craig Sled, Adam Watt

Saskatoon Community Foundation’s participation will result in the creation of a new $20,000 endowment that will provide support in perpetuity to Saskatoon Crisis Nursery’s Nutrition Program, providing healthy foods for children staying at the Nursery.

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YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCILOur Youth Advisory Council members, who are sometimes known as YACs, are the dedicated young men and women between the ages of 14 and 19 who help to determine which youth programs will be supported by the Saskatoon Community Foundation each year. YACs attend regular meetings to learn about community charities and decide on the types of projects that will be supported each year, based on the most important needs for youth in our community. They work together to plan fundraising and awareness events, and fi nally, they decide which community charities will receive grants! It’s a big responsibility, but it’s also a lot of fun!

Youth Endowment Saskatoon (YES!)In 2012, our Youth Advisory Council decided that the original name given to our youth fund, The Batting 1000 Endowment for Children and Youth, no longer resonated with them. Over a number of meetings, the group collaboratively decided that the fund should be renamed Youth Endowment Saskatoon. While of course the name is very straightforward, it also creates the anagram YES! The Youth Advisory Council wanted its fund and grants to have this very positive connotation, implying not only that youth are positive about making our community a better place, but also that requests for funding will be reviewed with this positive attitude. After all, the favourite activity of anyone who reviews grant applications is to say “YES!” Beginning in 2013, the Youth Advisory Council will no longer make “Batting 1000” grants, but instead, will from now on make YES! grants.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Rainer Kocsis, Oksana Kishchuk, Andriy Guravskyy, Surath Gomis, Kelly Zheng, Sabrina Materie, Richard Zhu, Shreya Pahwa, Marcus Lee, Kirsten Eisner, Sarah Farthing

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YEAR IN REVIEW2012 was a record year for the Saskatoon Community Foundation with over $2,280,000 in grants. In the last 10 years, the total grants awarded are over $9,200,000, bringing the total grants since inception to $12,498,000.

Almost $4,000,000 was donated to SCF in 2012. Since 2001, the total assets of SCF have grown over 620% to a total of $47,090,928.

Net operating expenditures, after grants for administration and fee for service contracts off ered by the Foundation, totaled $437,722. This represents over a 7% decrease compared to 2011, and allowed the Foundation to maintain its administration fees at a near historic low of 1.5%. The operation of the Foundation involves not only building endowments, but comprehensive activities related to strategic grant making and community leadership. These activities are not necessarily related to the donations received in any one year, and endowment building methodology used by the Foundation creates normal gift delays, which may result in costs preceding the receipt of the gifts by several years. In the view of management, the ratio of operating expenses to total endowment should be used to evaluate the operational costs. Ratios may fall within a range depending on the size and stage of development of a community foundation. Management considers the ration of 1.5% to be within an acceptable range compared with benchmarks established in the community foundation movement, and continues to monitor both the actual results and the benchmarks on an ongoing basis. Community leadership represents the work of the Foundation to provide technical assistance to other philanthropic organizations and projects, as well as fostering the growth of community leadership.

STEWARDING YOUR INVESTMENTOur responsibility as the manager of many diff erent donor funds is something we take very seriously. We recognize that each donation, no matter the size, refl ects trust in our ability to invest wisely and use the investment earnings in accordance with our donors’ wishes.

Responsibility of managing our investment portfolio rests with the Board of Directors with the guidance and oversight of the Investment Committee. The Committee works closely with the professionals of Greystone Managed Investments to set policy, establish performance benchmarks and monitor the performance of our portfolio.

Our investment philosophy refl ects the following objectives:

• Protect the capital of the fund

• Maintain a reserve for future declines in the market

• Achieve the granting objectives of the Foundation

• Recover the costs of managing and administering funds and providing donors with a wide array of philanthropic services

• Use an investment style that focuses on the long term

The SCF strives to maintain its diligent investment policy and has consistently exceeded market average. Our investments provided a 6.48% return for 2012, and brings our 10-year average to 7.3% per year. We are proud of the fact that among the approximately 185 community foundations in Canada, your local foundation has provided nearly the highest return over the past decade.

In fulfi lling our fi duciary responsibilities, our goal is to obtain competitive total returns over the long term. This is accomplished through a strategic allocation of fi xed assets among equities and fi xed income securities.

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Types of FundsUNRESTRICTED FUNDS provide the Foundation with the most fl exibility in responding to grant applications. This type of fund is not tied to any specifi c agency or fi eld of interest, which allows the Foundation to address pressing, changing needs of the community.

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS are established by donors who wish to support a specifi c charitable fi eld of interest, such as arts, education, health, family and community, or the environment. Based on the donor’s fi eld of interest, the Foundation selects appropriate projects to support.

DONOR DESIGNATED FUNDS are established by donors to support one or more specifi c charitable organizations in perpetuity.

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS enable donors to be actively involved each year in recommending recipient charities.

STUDENT AWARDS are established in the name of a donor, or in honour of someone else, to help individuals receive education or training they might not otherwise be able to access.

ADMINISTRATIVE ENDOWMENT Saskatoon Community Foundation is a charity itself with ongoing expenses. Contributors to the Administrative Endowment recognize the importance of building the Foundation’s capacity to lead and serve the community.

AGENCY ENDOWMENTS are funds established by charities to generate annual income for their use.

MANAGED FUNDS are also established by charities, but are not endowed. The funds can be withdrawn at any time, but benefi t from being part of the larger pool of investments.

Please contact the Foundation’s Donor Services Manager at (306) 665-1756 or visit www.saskatooncommunityfoundation for more details on how to set up a fund.

Community BuildersCommunity Builders are donors who make deferred gifts—a life insurance policy, a charitable trust, or a bequest by will. Although the gift is deferred, tax benefi ts can be immediate.

Flow Through FundsFlow through funds are not endowed. Donors may fl ow funds through the Foundation to the cause of their choice following Canada Revenue Agency regulations. We award fl ow through grants on behalf of individuals, families, or businesses.

The Saskatoon FundThe Saskatoon Fund, home to our memorial, tribute and Century Club donations, is one of the many funds that make up our Unrestricted Fund. Memorial and tribute gifts allow friends and family to donate in memory or in honour of a loved one. Century Club is the club for “everyday philanthropists.” Launched by Ross Pinder in 1982 to recognize Saskatoon’s 100th

birthday, Century Club members commit to donate at least $100 a year.

WHAT’S YOUR DIRECTION?We can help you achieve your charitable goalsWhen you decide to establish an endowment fund with the Saskatoon Community Foundation, you are making a lasting commitment to the community. You can make gifts of cash, a designation in your will, a life insurance policy, real estate, or a gift of appreciated publicly traded securities. These gifts to the Foundation are invested in perpetuity with the income granted to charitable organizations. This means your original gift will make an impact in the community today, tomorrow, and forever.

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2012 AT A GLANCE

Financial Highlights 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008

ASSETS Endowment $29,877,586 $27,305,645 $26,242,769 $21,566,745 $16,554,772

Surplus $89,988 $286,972 $63,240 $65,783 $195,572

REVENUE Investment income $1,821,820 $525,007 $2,763,593 $2,603,682 -$2,213,885

Donations including estate bequests $3,987,652 $4,559,049 $3,707,695 $2,949,857 $2,314,831

EXPENDITURES Grants $2,280,159 $1,449,408 $1,503,757 $417,678 $754,601

Net operating expenditures $437,722 $411,903 $355,933 $170,503 $297,688

Key Indicators 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008

Rate of return 6.48% 2.67% 12.1% 14.85% -10.73%

Administration charges to endowed funds 1.5% 1.5% 1.5% 1.5% 1.6%

Grant disbursement as a % of endowment 3.5% 3.5% 3.5% 1.9% 4.5%

Total number of funds 249 235 215 196 178

Number of endowed funds 220 207 188 172 155

Number of agency endowed funds 12 11 11 8 7

Number of managed funds 17 17 16 16 16

Complete, audited fi nancials are available at our website www.saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca

ARTS AND CULTURE: 12.3%

CAPACITY BUILDING: 2.2%

EDUCATION: 25.2%

ENVIRONMENT: 1.9%

FAITH-BASED: 3.1%

HEALTH: 17.9%

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: 34.4%

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POTASHCORP CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL OF SASKATCHEWAN — A NEW GENERATION DREAMS BIG

Curiosity, collaboration and compassion are qualities to be fostered in every child. With a grant from the Saskatoon Community Foundation, The PotashCorp Children’s Festival of Saskatchewan invited Artist in Residence Monique Martin to bring visual arts experience to life under the theme “DREAM BIG.” Using the symbol of a nest to illustrate that theme, big and small nests were created on site out of recycled materials. A painter and printmaker, Ms. Martin used a restored antique press to teach kids about the woodcut or lino print process, and children then made their own prints using the press. The Rouge Gallery, an off -site community partner, hosted a show of Ms. Martin’s large-scale nest paintings, and invited children to visit and add their own festival-created prints to an interactive installation. It was a dynamic and constantly evolving project broad enough to include everyone who visited the festival. The PotashCorp Children’s Festival of Saskatchewan celebrates its 25th birthday in 2013!

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ADMINISTRATION FUNDSTom Molloy & Blair Nelson Tribute 1992 59,768Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund - Administration 1992 359,788Other Gifts Administration Endowment Fund 1992 32,673Sydney Inskip Fund (Adminstration) 2002 82,766The Mayor’s Gala Administration Fund 2007 74,344

DESIGNATED FUNDSGeorge Porteous Memorial Fund 1978 6,138Mrs. Claxton Trust for the SPCA 1978 3,462Meckelborg Memorial Fund 1982 25,633Dr. Kris Rao and Dr. Leela Rao Fund 1985 109,746David Edney Fund for Theatre 1993 103,237Annie Colley Trust for Saskatoon City Hospital 1996 11,730Annie Colley Trust for University of Saskatchewan 1996 15,741Brightwater Endowment Fund 1996 25,413Dr. Suzanne Yip & Dr. Ivan Jen Family Fund 1998 34,659Jack Johnson Memorial Music Fund 1998 11,712Ruth Taylor Fund for the Saskatoon Music Festival Association 1998 29,329The Kearley/Millennium III Fund 1998 14,288Fred Mitchell Memorial Fund 1998 34,040Golf Family Fund for Royal University Hospital 1999 32,475Golf Family Fund for St. Paul’s Hospital 1999 21,705Jim & Kathy Weber Family Fund 1999 14,404Sam & Dorothy Jackson Fund 1999 39,193Ted Henson Family Fund 1999 18,969Daniel Hamoline, QC Bursary Fund 2000 15,175Gladys Hall Fund 2000 113,734Jean & Vern Trotter Family Fund 2001 20,364Buckwold Fund for Agudas Israel 2001 88,913Linda & Ron Fritz Mendel Art Gallery Trust Fund 2001 9,104Gush Family Fund 2002 40,703G. Vernon Morris Fund 2002 270,866John Kostyna 2002 13,353John Kostyna Hospital Fund 2002 13,667Edward Louis Schneider Fund 2003 1,012,137Mrs. Michelene Worobetz Fund 2003 216,074Anna Klassen Saskatchewan Music Endowment 2004 65,144Anna Klassen Fund for Saskatoon Symphony 2004 33,056Dilys and Eric Burt Memorial Trust 2004 52,346Bremner Family Fund 2004 10,581David Sim Yip & Jean Yat Yip Memorial Fund 2004 29,188Doreen Strayer Memorial Fund 2004 30,255John Nyquist Fund 2004 104,638North Ridge Development Corp. Fund 2004 221,042The Saskatoon Symphony Volunteers’ Memorial Award Fund 2004 34,446Ruth & Charles Watson Family Fund 2004 71,800Hume Family Fund 2005 10,601Ralph & Lucille Katzman Fund 2005 9,971Frank Lee Family Fund 2006 31,808Kildu� Family Endowment 2006 87,103Doug & Irene Schmeiser Fund 2007 14,773Margo Reekie Fund for the United Way 2007 16,568Daughters of Penelope Telemachus 69 Fund 2007 12,533Ram & Sudesh Sharma Family Fund 2007 13,681Geo� and Connie Owen-Jones Fund 2007 9,469Baby Thomas Boechler Memorial Fund 2008 29,679Hub City Curling Club Fund 2008 52,113Ross M Harwood & Brenda Banbury Fund 2008 23,904Shauna Wellman Fund 2008 182,767

DESIGNATED FUNDS - CONTINUEDVern and Clara Welker Fund 2009 3,054,732Margerie Fund for Ecumenism 2010 25,629Caroline Kosmas Fund 2010 39,384William Lang Yip Memorial Fund 2010 20,222Saskatchewan Dental Fund 2010 64,957Bennee Family Foundation Fund 2011 319,325Gordon & Peggy Racine Family Fund 2011 163,937Gordon and Connie Sanford Family Fund 2011 20,858Dr. Gordon & Betty Bray Fund for Shakespeare

on the Saskatchewan 2011 15,320Pearson Family Fund 2011 11,333B’nai Brith 2011 Bob Fawcett We’re proud of you Fund 2011 10,131Bilokreli Family Fund 2012 168,526B’nai Brith 2012 Orest Chorneyko Fund 2012 10,025Jim and Phyllis Speers Fund 2012 200,307

DONOR ADVISED FUNDSThe Honourable Patricia Blacklock Linn Fund 1997 76,618Phyllis & Lorne Richardson Family Trust 1998 96,336The Robert D and Lura Mae Meeds Sider Fund 2000 177,404Bishop James P. Mahoney Institute for the Family Fund 2001 678,098Elaine & Peter Zakreski Family Fund in Support

of Single Parent Education 2001 114,656Marg & Don Ravis Youth Opportunities Fund 2004 66,294Investors Group Sask. West Central Region Imagine Fund 2004 145,799Tony & Mary Banks Family Fund 2006 92,858Morris Fund 2007 494,156Jack & Sylvia Vicq Fund 2007 200,177Nasser Family Foundation Fund 2007 88,525Doreen & John McConnell Fund 2008 68,538The Duval Family Foundation 2008 51,218George & Ada Wilson Family Fund 2008 129,060Jimmie & Ethel Anderson Memorial Fund 2009 116,985Dr. Jim Underhill Fund 2009 242,346Merv and Betty Mann Family Fund 2010 98,923Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon Foundation 2011 69,337Allan & Margaret Brown 2012 50,205Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Quality of Life Legacy 2012 100,000

FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDSJoyce Jackson Trust for Children & Youth 1971 213,787Pontikes Family Fund for Children & Youth 1995 35,164The Catriona LeMay Doan Endowment 1998 57,815AGF Fund for the Family 1998 22,185Hitachi Family and Community Fund 1998 39,332Marilyn Armitage Memorial Fund 1998 11,176Derek Arnold Memorial Fund 1999 17,116Gordon Birney Memorial Fund 1999 28,725Latrace Family Fund for Children 1999 57,569Janet Merrick Family Fund 2001 11,092Postle Family Fund 2001 41,573Youth Endowment Saskatoon (YES) 2002 1,021,095W.E.C. Trust for Children 2002 19,002The Verna & Lionel McGrillvray Fund for Children in Sask. 2002 1,263,157Neil & Verna Buechler and Family Fund 2003 25,861AN2004-01 Children 2004 109,710AN2004-01 Seniors 2004 109,710Bart & Cindy Hunter Fund 2005 57,025Saskatoon Citizens’ Centennial Endowment 2007 64,903The John Partington Loved Kids Fund 2007 11,184

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FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS - CONTINUEDJOTEL Family Fund 2009 22,883Betty Anne Latrace Henderson Fund 2009 10,447MacLennan Family Fund 2009 20,650Antonio deMargerie Memorial Fund for French 2010 228,983Joseph Young Memorial Fund 2010 17,302Sutton Financial Group Community Fund 2010 18,854David and Janice Paslawski Family Fund 2011 20,172Saskatoon Gateway Players Fund 2011 43,516The Rossnagel Family Fund 2011 20,197Cli� ord & Dorothy Riley Memorial Fund 2012 10,098Ila and Asif Sarkar Fund for Community Inclusiveness 2012 24,637

UNRESTRICTED FUNDSSaskatoon Fund (Century Club Memorials etc.) 1970 2,778,330W.T.A. Flavelle Fund 1975 17,067Bell-Flavelle Fund 1984 2,923Dr. Anthony Becker Fund 1985 16,216Fred & Margaret MacDermid Fund 1986 1,632,654Community Aid Resource Centre Fund 1988 38,444Lottie Gibaut Fund 1991 5,490Frank Germaine Fund 1992 672,846Olive Suitor Fund 1992 69,602Edwards Family Fund 1995 15,132Alice Molloy Fund 1996 33,633Lamarsh Emigh Ring Fund 1997 16,320Hardenne Family Fund 1998 5,657John Kennedy Trust Fund 1998 152,116Emigh Family Fund 1998 8,110Klombies Family Fund 1998 11,558Larson Family Fund 1998 5,546Mah Family Fund 1998 15,729Wayne & Arline Sanderson Family Fund 1998 14,508R. John & Agnes M. Adams Fund 2000 22,184Community Memorial Fund 2000 5,896Herb & Thelma Butler Family Fund 2000 26,080Norah English Gray Fund 2000 11,092Yausie Family Fund 2000 125,446Buckwold Family Fund 2001 128,674Frank & Ellen Remai Foundation Fund 2002 18,137Randy & Merle Meidl Fund 2002 13,852Sydney Inskip Fund 2002 82,411Cherry Family Fund 2003 108,373Ernie & June Gabert Fund 2003 8,754Arthur, Valentine & Alan Bull Fund 2004 352,529Charles Larre Never Give Up On A Dream Fund 2004 43,450Perry Foster Family Fund 2004 17,035Ross & Margaret Pinder Memorial Fund 2004 63,164Archie & Betty Cook (Sandul) Family Fund 2005 84,393Cherry Insurance/SGI Canada 60th Anniversary Fund 2005 103,600Dr. Austin Forsyth Memorial Fund 2005 36,424Janet & Robert Johnston Family Fund 2005 109,062Joyce and Keith Douglas Fund 2005 22,571The Stewart & Phyllis Schoenhals Fund 2005 7,478Joe & Jessie Zeman Fund 2005 8,435Keith & Jeanette Thomson Family Fund 2006 50,718SJR Family Fund 2006 27,677The Mayor’s Gala Fund 2007 1,312,351Jan Pinder Family & Friends Fund 2007 7,753Bob & Laura Lacoursiere Fund 2008 13,593

UNRESTRICTED FUNDS - CONTINUEDRay & Bev Hodson Family Fund 2008 28,033The C.A. And Eileen M. Wheaton Fund 2009 5,402Zdunich-Yelich Family Fund 2009 5,292Alain and Cindi Gaucher Family Fund 2009 25,584Bridge City Social Dance Association Fund 2009 5,672Flaman Group of Companies Fund 2009 15,344Phyllis and Rnold Smith Family Fund 2009 104,827Doug Knott Fund 2009 10,565Dennis & Rosemary Hunt Family Fund 2010 13,763Dorthy & Jack Webb Family Fund 2010 29,217Kimpton Family Fund 2010 10,261Allan and Beverley Pettigrew Family Fund 2010 5,868Murray and Dusty Levine Fund 2010 20,219Joel Levine & Michael Levine Fund 2010 20,219Cherry Insurance Employees Fund 2010 5,935Howard Stensrud 2010 Cornerstone of the Community Fund 2010 4,946Henry & Cheryl Kloppenburg Fund 2010 13,415Jonathan and Andrea Abrametz Family Fund 2011 7,790Rhonda and Greg Keller Fund 2011 10,149Doug Gillespie Fund 2011 5,065Harold Empey 2011 Cornerstone of the Community Fund 2011 6,390Wes and Elsie Heinrichs Family Fund 2011 6,944Caroline & William Schutz 2012 10,715Jack & Bev Shi� man 2012 5,325Canadian Progress Club 2012 25,416Val & Sandy Muyers 2012 15,062ScotiaMcLeod 2012 41,183Chris MacAulay Fund 2012 5,000Doug Hodson 2012 Cornerstone of the Community Award 2012 5,000Dr. Hugh and Sheryl McKee Fund 2012 25,000

AGENCY FUNDSMeewasin Naturally Fund 1998 618,800Saskatoon French School Agency Fund 1998 11,167Saskatoon Symphony Agency Fund 1998 70,812United Way of Saskatoon-The Tomorrow Fund 1998 477,003The Saskatoon Music Festival Association

Sheila Shinkewski Fund 2006 21,085The Frank & Ellen Remai Fund For Persephone Theatre 2006 2,263,586The Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority Legacy Fund 2007 278,511The Sandee Day Ronald McDonald House Fund 2009 22,164Wes Bolstad Fund for the Meewasin Valley 2010 15,246Station Arts Center Cooperative Endowment Fund 2010 97,285Saskatoon Opera Fund 2010 10,092Susan Lamb Fund for Meewasin Valley 2012 10,000Crisis Nursery Agency Fund 2012 20,000

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Abgrall, DennisAbrametz, Jonathan & AndreaAchs, Ken & Colleen WilsonAdams, Diane & MelvinAhmad, ZebaAli, NowshadAnderson, IsabelAnholt, BrandonArmitage, GeorgeArnold, D. JeanArnold, Roger & LaurieAsher, AndyBabey, AndrewBaerg, ColinBaker, LauraBaldwin, Hal & DonnaBalon, JenniferBanks, AnthonyBarlas, BillBarnes, Je� & GaleBarnes, ToddBarnwell, KathrynBarrett, Dan & JudyBartel, Stan & Debra HeinrichsBarteski, KamBashnick, SandyBasset, Ted & MonaBatchelor, JonBauer, Gary & JoanBaxter, Leverne & ReneBeavis, RobertBecker, Catherine & AnthonyBeckett, MaryBeggs, LoisBell, R. CurtisBentley, Myrna & BrianBergan, TerryBergen, William & ElmaBernacki, BarryBerry, MattBest, JennyBevan, ElaineBilokreli, Bryan & DonnaBirney, MoiraBishop, KerryBjerring, NancyBlacklock, JeanBlacklock, JohnBlacklock, LeslieBlackwell, Thomas & BeverleyBlando, RobertBlock, Devin & JenniferBlock, Kelly & MiltonBlue, MurielBode, Jeret & KellyBowman, Gordon & PatBoyko, GordonBrandt, AudreyBrash, Donna & TerryBrash, TerryBray, BettyBray, G. ScottBray, Gordon

Breker, Jerome & ElizabethBremner, Muriel & RonaldBrennan, John BevBritton, BarryBrodsky, Jack & ShirleyBrosi Nutting, JonBrossart, TomBroughton, Zoria & BernieBrown, AllanBrueckner, ErikaBrunas, JaniceBuckwold, ClariceBuechler, Neil & VernaBuglass, Russell & PatBurns, Michael & JeanneBury, Betsy SmithBury, Dr. John D.Butler, DaveCallander, Robert & DoreenCalloway, RuthCameron, BlakeCardwell, Ted & SharonCarey, MichaelCarlson, PatriciaCarlson, ScottChamp, WarrenChappell, MonaCharman, Gwen & GuyChary, SriniChasmar, Dr. Leslie & PatCheetham, RickCherneskey, Annemarie &

Je� LeeCherry, EloiseCherry, NoraCherry, Scott & ConnieCheveldae, TimChow, Janet & Dr. LynClackson, KevinClark, JohnClark, W. KeirCode, KentCoghlan, PatriciaColley, AnnieConger, GerryConlon, Ronan & SusanCook, ElizabethCook, James J.Cooney, Marvin & MadelineCooper, HowardCordery, PernCortens, DaveCote, Nancy & Patrick WolfeCourtney, John & HelenCourtney, John & LesleyCromwell, Robert (Bob)Curran, Edward & JoanneDahl, MervDahl-Esplin, EvelynDanyluk, WaylonDavies, TroyDavis, Thomas (Casey) & KarenDay, Sandra

de Carle, Mike & Teresede Jong, Virginiade la Gorgendiere, Marcel &

Alisonde Margerie, ThereseDean Jones, Ev Burnett &Deegan, AnthonyDent, ElvaDeplaedt, Dave & BelindaDewis, Mary EllenDierker, JoeDillon, Jo-Anne R.Dion, Vera & DaveDjurfeldt, RobDodds, AdelaideDodds, RobertDoke, Garth & LanaDonlevy, Patti & UrbDonnelly, Greg & KathyDouglas, KeithDowling, ClayDowney, R. K. & EdnaDrewitz, Karen & OrloDrysdale, Janet & DonDube, DavidDube, LesDueck, Doug & BrendaDupuis, Gene & AdeleDurand, LeanneDuval, Rick & CarolDyer, KevinEarly, InezEast, William & ShirleyEdney, DavidEdwards, Arnold & EvelynEhrmantraut, DeanEichhorn, IanElliot, JimElting, Everett & JoanneElting, JoanneElviss, OscarElviss, Perlita & DaleEmigh, JeanEmigh, MaureenEmigh, Robert & JoanEmpey, HaroldEnglish, Peggy & ThomasEvans, NeilEvans, Ronda & RogerEwert, Orin & TinaEyerley, ChrisFast, Ray & HelenFedoruk, Hon Dr. SylviaFehr, MarieFenske, LisaFernet, Ron & GeriFetsch, DaveFigueroa, SeanFinley, RobertFiror, DorisFisher, LauraFitzgerald, BrendaFlath, Jim

Flavelle, AbFlood, David & BonnieFlood, DennisFlynn, Joan & ElwoodFoley, PaulFord, KathrynForrest, MarionForrest, Trevor & SharonForrester, CamForster, Clint & CaroleForster, GayForsyth, EthelFoster, GayFoster, PerryFredlund, Kenton & KelliFriesen, GeorginaFriggstad, Constance & ObertFritz, RonFry, Joe & CathyGabert, June & ErnieGabruch, RichardGallaugher, Helen & DonGartner, MikeGasser, GerardGaucher, Alain & CindiGaucher, RyanGauley, David (Tom) E.Gavigan, ReneeGermaine, FrankGi� n, DavidGilewicz, RonGirgulis, CleoGolf, MyriamGolf, PeterGolubo� , StevenGonyou, HaroldGore, RolandGore-Hickman, Rick & WendyGormley, JohnGoshawk, LynnGossen, Susan & BruceGough, RachelGrandey, Gerald & BettinaGray, RobertGreenaway, TedGregoire, DavidGregoire, GlenGrieve, TerryGri� ths, BradleyGroves, BrianGush, BarbaraHaines, Dr. CarolHall, GladysHamilton, LillianHamre, ChadHanley, HollyHanson, Kirsten BrittHardenne, Roswitha & JohnHardy, W.S BudHarris, ArthurHarwood, Ross & Brenda

BanburyHaskins, Shirley

Hay, Dr. RussHayton, DawnHegedus, KevinHeggie, WadeHeinrichs, ElsieHemphill, StephenHenson, Ted & MaryHickie, Dr. Robert & DoreenHinz, TamaraHjertaas, DonaldHodge, OliverHodson, BevHodson, DouglasHohn, Dr. FrankHoll, BrigitteHopkinson, RickHorbay, KenHorlick, RuthHorner, HeatherHoule, DanielHowland, Ken & Marcia ClarkHughes, Terrance & ElizabethHume, ClaraHunt, DennisHunter, Bart & CindyIngledew, Michael and D. LynnInskip, SydneyIrwin, Martin & LorieIsackson, HelenJackson, DorothyJackson, Madeleine & BartJacobson, ChrisJamison, SamJansen, Benedict & LorraineJansen, Timothy & LynnJanzen, JulieJarvis, CraigJaspar, Paul & JanJaspar, RobJohnston, JimJohnston, Mr. and Mrs. RobertKalman, CarlKarys, TryfKatz, Patricia & DavidKatzman, RalphKearley, MarloKehrer, Trevor & PatriciaKeller, Greg & RhondaKelly, Kerby & BethKennedy, JohnKerr, Dr. James & AnitaKeter, GeorgeKildu� , JohnKildu� , KieronKildu� , PaulineKimpton, CurtisKirchner, Cheryl & Steve

DorbrowoskiKirzinger, Garth & DarleneKishchuk, Thomas & Joanne

HamlinKlassen, AnnaKlein, Bruce & Bess

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Klein, MarciaKlette, DenyseKlombies, RobertKlombies, Ronald & BarbaraKloppenburg, Henry & CherylKnapper, Brian & AdelineKnibbs, DarrynKnott, Holly Ann & Jim SpinneyKnowles, RuthKoehn, HarryKoester, Shawn & JulieKorchinski, Curtis & JordanKorchinski, Kerny & PatKort, RichardKostyna, JohnKowalchuk, BrianKowalyshen, Matthew & KarminKoyl, Mary LeeKrieg, JocelynKyle, LanceLaBelle, LionelLacey, William & GermaineLacoursiere, LauraLaing, RobertLangford, FredLarocque, AndrewLarre, LindaLatrace Lundquist, JoyceLatrace, Vilda & HaroldLatrace-Henderson, Betty AnneLawrie, ScottLee, DorothyLee, Je� reyLee, Marlene & KenLeggett, Malcolm & MarilynLehne, Je� & JudithLeibel, Je� LeMay, ShonaLeonard, David & JoniLevine, MichaelLichkowski, Cli� Linn, DaleLittlewolf, KevinLo� t, T.F. & NancyLoraas, BruceLove, GordLovell, E. PatriciaLoveridge, JanetLucki, Mr. Raymond Gauthier &

Ms. BrendaLukenchuk, Dr. DarcyLypka, KenMacDermid, Fred & MargaretMacDonald, KayMacdonald, Colin & Theresa

SkwaraMacdonald, HeatherMackay, JohnMacKay, Ronald

MacLean, LouiseMacLellan, Matilda ( Mickey)MacLennan, Dr. Myles & LorenMacLeod, DavidMacNeill, KennethMah, WallyMahan, EdMann, BettyMarcoux, Russel & BonnieMarsh, DavidMarshall, RyanMartin, ChrisMatheson, RobertMatiko, MaryMatthews, Cli� ordMawson, FloMcAulay, DarlineMcAulay, JoanMcCabe, PhilipMcCartan, JamesMcClocklin, Diane & TomMcConnell Sr., John J.McCumber, Sharmaine & JasonMcDonald, Dan & BlancheMcDonald, NeilMcDougall, AlanMcFaull, HerbMcGillivray, Hugh & LouiseMcGillivray, Verna & LionelMcKercher, DonaldMcLellan, Rita LynneMcLellan, ToddMeckelborg, Jerry & JanineMeckelborg, MelanieMeidl, Randy & MerleMerriman, PaulMilburn, SusanMiller, MikeMiller, ScottMills, CarolynMiquelon, Dale & PatMolloy, CorrineMolloy, TomMonks, Dr. JamesMontgomery, John & Mary LouMoore, RandyMorgan, SarahMorris, AdeleineMorris, Carol & GarnetMorris, WendyMoss, GwennaMouser, Ross & MarilynMoxam, Daran & ChristineMuggli, TracyMullin, WilliamMurray, Shawn & KaronNasser, Dr. Kay W.Nelson, BlairNelson, ByronNeufeld, AlvinNeurauter, ScottNeville, Craig & Bev PisterNew, Lucia

Newman, ShawnNguyen Nestero� , KimNguyen, KevinNickel, CalvinNieth, DennisNorton, Brad & KarenNyquist, JohnOld� eld, GraydonOlfert, CharlesOsmachenko, DorothyOwen-Jones, ConstancePaine, VethaPalmer, G. Stewart & HazelPalmer, Reita & KeithPasel, AndreaPaslawski, David & JanicxePayne, Greg & SusanPearson, John & RenaPearson, Robert JPerehudo� , William & DorothyPerrault, MarcPerrin, Kelly & KathleenPeters, Mel & LeonaPeters, ShirleyPetersen, George & PatriciaPetrie, Je� reyPettigrew, Bev & AllanPfeifer, Adell & DaylePillipow, StephenPinder, Herb Sr.Pinder, Herb Jr and MadeleinePinder, Je� Pinder, Margaret & RossPontikes, DianePontikes, Ken & Darlene BesseyPontikes, LolaPorat, RobertPostle, Art & JanetPostle, ArthurPurves, AllanRacine, BobRao, Drs. Kris & LeelaRavis, Don & MargReekie, TomReid, Bob (Wilson)Remai, John VRennie, MorinaRhode, JimRichardson, BlairRiddell, BettyRiemer, PaulRiley, DavidRing, FredRobert, Sharon & GregoryRobertson, Earl W & SharonRobinson, Bruce & LoriRodger, PaulRolph, GladysRomaniuk, TonyRomanow, Eleanore & RoyRosdahl, BoRose, BernieRose, Gladys

Rosenberg, ToddRossnagel, Brian & LaurelRothenburger, DonRouse, Cy & DoreenRussell, Cli� Ryan, AlanRyan, Tim & JoyRyan, William & ShirleySadownick, Orest & PaulineSalisbury, Phyllis & Lloyd

HedemannSanderson, Wayne & ArlineSandomirsky, LindsaySanford, ConnieSarkar, Asit & IlaSaunders, StevenSchmeiser, Doug & IreneSchneider, EdwardSchneider, Ralph MargSchoenhals, MarkSchroh-Gordon, MarlysSchutz, DaleSchutz, Dennis & CarolineSchwandt, William & JanetteScott, John R.Seaver, Je� reySeiferling, Larry & IreneShackleton, Glenn & DonnaShapiro, Daniel & Marie LannooSharma, Ram & SudeshShaw, Arnie & LindaShaw, WilliamSheppard, MalcolmShi� man, HowardShi� man, KenShutiak, HaroldSider, Robert & Lura Mae Meeds

SiderSim, RickSimone, ConnieSimpson, Van M.Skrypnyk, SusanSkwara, TheresaSloan, LarrySmith, EugeneSmith, Phyllis & Rnold HSmith-Windsor, Kent & MaureenSomerville, BeverleySpanos, Stella & Rick HillestadSpeers, PhyllisSproule, CathySquire, TimStalwick, RogerStark, JayStark, Robert & LynnStavenjord, PatriciaStensrud, HowardStensrud, MikeStevens, Greg & JanetStevens, Joyce & GrantStone, GeraldStrayer, DavidStrayer, Dick

Strayer, Duane & KristaStrayer, NeilStrelio� , Dr. ChrisStyles, GarthSuitor, OliveSutherland, Ian & MeredithSutherland, Kent & CandiceSutherland, RonSutton, Bob & TwyllaSutton, Stuart & Keri DawnTaillion, PaulTaillon, Michel & MoniqueTaylor Bucsis, DonnaTaylor, DavidTaylor, Norman & RuthTell, AudreyTempel, Mr. Murray J. & Mrs.

Erin L.Thatcher, D. WilliamThompson, Jan A.Thomson, Keith & JeannetteTilleer, PatrickTinker, M. John & BarbaraTochor, CoreyTroiani, BenTrotter, JeanTubby, MadgeTurner, PaulUnderhill, Dr. JamesUnderhill, Edward (Ted) &

MarilynUnderhill, JohnVetter, ElaineVicq, Jack & SylviaViminitz, DavidVolk, DaymondWalker, PatWallace, BarbaraWalsh, Patrick & DianWalters, JeanneWard, LaurieWardrop, TimothyWatson, Charles & RuthWaugh, AlanniaWebb, JackWeber, JimWebster, RobertWeenk, CatherineWeiler, Jerome & AnnetteWerbicki, Jim & Sharon

Zakreski-WerbickiWhite, Bernie & SharonWhite, RodneyWhitenect, PeterWicks, KathyWiebe, JoyceWiens, SharonWiggins, ArthurWilkinson, JoyceWilliams, John & BerniceWilson, GeorgeWilson, JillWilson, W. Brett

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Wlodarczyk, SteveWood, William L.Worobec, Jason

Wright, GrantYausie, DarrylYip Campbell, YvonneYip, RaymondYip, Dr. Suzanne & Dr. Ivan JenYork, Dr. MichaelYoung, DebYoung, MadeleineYoung, RonYoung, WandaYounghusband, WayneZakreski, Peter & ElaineZdunich-Yelich, The Honourable

LynneZeman, JoeZerebesky, Billy & VerlaZhou, DawnZidar, MikeZoerb, Dale

BUSINESS AND CORPORATIONS

101027767 Saskatchewan Ltd.101060732 Saskatchewan Ltd.101080783 Saskatchewan Ltd.101100090 Saskatchewan Ltd.1016725 Ontario Limited49 North Resources617270 Saskatchewan Ltd.619871 Saskatchewan Ltd.A.C. Flooring & Installations

(2004) Ltd.A1 Power Door Ltd.ABC Canada Technology Group

Ltd.

AGF Funds Inc.Airline Hotels & Resorts Ltd.Al Anderson’s Source for SportsAll Weather Windows Ltd.All-Rite Concrete Ltd.AODBT ArchitectsAquifer Distribution Ltd.Areva Resources Canada Inc.Arscott & AssociatesArthur & Valentine Bull

Foundation Inc.ASL Paving Ltd.Association of Saskatchewan

REALTORSAtrium Optometric Group

Sunshine Realty AdvisorsBedrock Bobcating ServiceBHP BillitonBMO Bank of MontrealBMO Nesbitt BurnsBoston Pizza

Boychuk Construction Corp.Braid Flooring Ltd.Bridge City Auto SportsBridge City Electric Sask Ltd.Bridge City Social Dance

AssociatonButler Byers Insurance Ltd.Cameco CorporationCanada Mortgage and Housing

Corp.Canada SafewayCanadiana Auto & Industrial

(1975) Ltd.Catterall & Wright Consulting

EngineersCDSPI Advisory Services Inc.

Ltd.Cherris Enterprises Ltd.Cherry InsuranceCI InvestmentsCIBC Asset Management Inc.CIBC Commercial BankingCity Centre BingoCK FloralsClarington Funds Inc.Claude Ibbott Dental Prof. Corp.Clockwork Health Connections

Inc.Colliers McClocklin Real Estate

Corp.Colonel Harland SandersConcentra FinancialConcept Foods Ltd.Concorde Group Corp.Conexus Credit UnionCor-an ContractingCreative FireCredit Union CentreCree-Way GasD & S Devlopments Inc.Darrell Bell Artists GalleryDeloitteDeloitte & Touche Foundation

CanadaDelphi HoldingsDr. Chow & Associates

Optometrist Prof Corp.Dr. Dangstorp Dental Prof. Corp.Dr. Lauretta Gray Dental Prof.

Corp.Dr. Louie Kriel Dental Prof. Corp.Dr. M. R. Conlon Medical Prof.

Corp.Dr. W. Hugh McKee Medical

Prof. Corp.Dundee Developments & Homes

by DundeeEhrenburg HomesEllis Don CorporationEnergy Star Homes Ltd.Ernst & Young LLP

Expert Hearing Solutions Saskatchewan Ltd.

Federated Co-operatives Ltd.Feed-Rite, A Division of Ridley

Inc.FFUN EnterprisesFlaman Sales Ltd.Floor Covering DirectFlynn Ltd., ElwoodForvest Investment Inc.Fox Ventures Inc.Frost Fighter Inc.FYI Eye Care Services and

Products Inc.George Weston Ltd.Ghost SecurityGlobal Saskatoon - Division of

Shaw MediaGlobe Excavating ( 2008)Graham Construction &

Engineering Inc.Granada HouseGreat West LifeGreat Western Minerals Group

Inc.Greystone Managed

InvestmentsGryphon Communications Inc.Halsbury Partnership 2008Hamm Construction Ltd.Handy Rental CentreHeadway Commercial Real

Estate Corp.Hitachi Canadian Industries Ltd.HJR Consulting LimitedHomes By Ens Ltd.Horizon Laser Vision CentreHy Flex Assemblies Ltd.IA Clarington Investments Inc.Industrial Machine & Mfg. Inc.Interpro Stucco and StoneInvestors Group Financial

Services Inc.Invision Eye Care CentreJ. Pinder Investments (2005)

Inc.James HotelJJ Wood Design Ltd.JNE WeldingJonathan Abrametz Professional

CorporationJubilee Ford Sales (1983) Ltd.Kenro Building Materials Co Ltd.Kimpton Financial Inc.Klassique DesignKleysen Siemens Transport

Social ClubKoeppern Service Canada Inc.Kolibab MechanicalKozan Insurance & Investments

Services Inc.KPMG Management Service LP

L & L Gravel & Ranching Co. Ltd.Larson & Associates

Recruitment ServicesLegacy Homes Ltd.Liquid Capital Prairie Corp.Loonie Toon Investment Inc.Loraas Disposal Service Ltd.MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman

LLPMancon Holdings Ltd.Manulife FinancialMaple Leaf Consumer Foods Inc.March Consulting Associates Inc.Maurice Soulodre Architect Ltd.Maxies ExcavatingMD AmbulanceMeckelborg Financial Group Inc.Meidl HondaMerlin Ford LincolnMGI Securities Inc.Michael Prestie Dental Prof.

Corp.Mid West Eye Care InstituteMid-West Development Corp.Millennium III Properties Corp.Mine Supply Company of

SaskatchewanMNP LLPMudjatik Enterprises JVNexgen Holdings Corp.Nickel Plumbing & Heating Ltd.Norac System International Inc.North Prairie DevelopmentsNorth Ridge Development

CorporationNuFab Building Products/

Kitchen CraftOgdoda Enterprises Inc.Ominica Dental GroupParr AutobodyPaul Salisbury Optometric Prof.

Corp.PCL Construction Management

Inc.Pelican Signs & DecalsPellas Foods Ltd.Phenomenome DiscoveriesPinfam Holdings Co. Ltd.Potash Corporation of Sask. Inc.Pow City MechancialPrairie MeatsPrairie Merchant CorporationPrairieland ParkPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPQuantum Capital Corp.Rawlco RadioRBC Royal BankRealty Executives SaskatoonReDev PropertiesRedline Cycles Ltd.Rempel Bros. ConstructionRidley Inc.River Ridge Homes

RK Thomson C.A. Prof Corp.Robertson Stromberg LLPRodena Holdings Inc.Rona Inc.Ronald Enterprises Ltd.RSVP Event DesignS.O. Asher Consultants Ltd.Sanderson Securities Ltd.Sask EnergySaskatchewan Mutual Insurance

Co.Saskatoon Agri-Auto PartsSaskatoon Blades Hockey ClubSaskatoon Bowl ArenaSaskatoon ExpressSaskatoon Fastprint Ltd.Saskatoon Media GroupSaskatoon Police ServiceSaskatoon Ribs Ltd.SaskPowerSaskTelSave The Planet Holdings Ltd.Schwinghammer’s Tree Service

Ltd.ScotiabankScotiabank TorontoScott Land & Lease Ltd.Sharfstein, Gibbings,Walen,

Fisher LLPSierra Investments Ltd.SOLO Properities Ltd.Southwest Paving 2006 Ltd.Sprague-Rosser Contracting Co.Stantec Consulting Ltd.Stone Pointe Estates Ltd.Stuart Olson Construction Inc.Sun Ridge Residential Inc.Suncorp Valuations Ltd.Superior Millwork Ltd.Sutherland Electric Ltd.T. Webb Surveys Inc.TCU Financial GroupTCU PlaceTD Canada TrustTGS Properties Ltd.The Cave RestaurantThe Co-operators Group LimitedThe Ivy Dining and LoungeThe Jubilee Investment ClubThe StarPhoenixThe United GroupThe W Law GroupTony Romas Stonegate Ribs Ltd.Travelodge HotelTraxx FootwearTron Power

Underhill Food Services Ltd.V & S Plumbing and Heating

Ltd.Venus Enterprises Inc.

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BUSINESS AND

CONTINUED

Victory Majors Investments Corporation

Virtus Group LLPVYKOR Enterprises Inc.Walmart Canada Corp.Westcap Mtg. Ltd.WMCZ Legal Professional

CorporationWoloshyn & CompanyWorley Parsons CanadaWright Construction Western

Inc.Yanke Group of Companies

NOT FOR PROFITS

96th Highlanders Pipes & Drums Inc.

Bennee Family Foundation Inc.B’Nai BrithCanadian Bar AssociationCanadian Conference of the ArtsCanadian Progress Club

(Saskatoon Downtown) Inc.Canadians In Support of AILCollege of Dental Surgeons of

Saskatchewan, TheCommunity Aid Resource CentreDaughters of Penelope

Telemachus 69Dentistry Canada FundEpiscopal Corporation of

SaskatoonFamily & Friends Community

FoundationFather O’Leary Council #5104Frank & Ellen Remai Foundation

Inc.Friends of Saskatchewan

Children Inc.Grace Westminster ChurchGreater Saskatoon Catholic

Schools FoundationGreater Saskatoon Chamber of

CommerceHabitat For Humanity

Saskatoon Inc.Hub City Optimist Club of

Saskatoon Inc.Inner City Schools FoundationJ.W. McConnell Family

FoundationKinsmen Club of SaskatoonLeslie & Irene Dube Foundation

Inc.Literacy AlbertaMARLAR Foundation Inc.McKeague Family Foundation Inc.

Meewasin Valley AuthorityPersephone TheatrePow City KinsmenPrince Albert Council of WomenR. John & Agnes Adams

Charitable TrustRBC FoundationREAD Saskatoon Inc.Saskatchewan 4H FoundationSaskatchewan Association of

OptometristsSaskatchewan Blue CrossSaskatchewan Foundation for

the ArtsSaskatchewan Indian Gaming

Authority Inc.Saskatchewan Land Surveyors

AssociationSaskatchewan Literacy Network

Inc.Saskatoon & Region Home

Builders Association Inc.Saskatoon Airport AuthoritySaskatoon Catholic Board of

EducationSaskatoon Council on AgingSaskatoon Field HouseSaskatoon Gateway PlayersSaskatoon Inner City Preschool

Foundation Inc.Saskatoon Music Festival

AssociationSaskatoon Opera AssociationSaskatoon Prairie Lily Good Sam

ChapterSaskatoon Symphony OrchestraSaskatoon Symphony

VolunteersSaskatoon Tribal Council Inc.SIAST - Kelsey Campus

Station Arts Centre CooperativeStudent Medical SocietySundog Arts SocietySynergy 8 Community BuildersThe J.W. McConnell Family

FoundationThe Jenkins Family FounationThe McLellan Family Foundation

Inc.The Saskatoon ClubThe Stephen And Michelene

Worobetz FoundationThe Sunesis FoundationTourism SaskatoonUnited Way of SaskatoonUniversity of SaskatchewanWanuskewin Heritage Park

AuthorityWhitecap Development Corp.Women in the Wind

GOVERNMENT

City of SaskatoonGovernment of Canada

ESTATES

Estate of Arthur BullEstate of Ethel ForsythEstate of Gwen McDonaldEstate of Howard LindbergEstate of Mary Lou OgleEstate of Peter GolfEstate of Sydney Catherine

InskipEstate of Therese de MargerieEstate of W. Arnold EdwardsEstate of the Honourable Dr.

Sylvia FedorukEstate of Clara Madeline Welker

IN HONOUR OF

Stella CharkoElizabeth (Betty) EmpeyRay & Hilda Kimpton 50th

AnniversaryKeith PalmerBill Rakochuk

th Anniversary

Sylvia FedorukGerald WaldmanDr. Louis & Ruth Horlick 60th

AnniversaryTony BanksDr. Louis HorlickNancy RupertJoseph SiklerAngie SprentzKen HartBlair & Mary NelsonRev. Father Leonard CyrEdna SebestyenElizabeth LoranMary BobowskiGrant HabichtRandy MooreWes HeinrichsRita SpencerGary Salisbury

Ethel ForsythWilliam SchutzAntoinette VanderschaegheElma AasenClaire DonlveyEdward LeierMarie EnrightPaul MostowayDr. Cyprian EnweaniMona GrybaJim McCrory

COMMUNITY BUILDERS

Anderson, IsabelBaker, LauraBeckett, MaryBessey, Darlene & Ken PontikesBray, Betty & GordonBremner, Muriel & RonaldBrowne, Joan MaryChamp, WarrenCherry, ScottClark, Marcia & Ken HowlandCoghlan, PatriciaDahl, NormanDent, ElvaDouglas, KeithElliott, DelmaEmigh, Joan & RobertFord, KathrynForsyth, EthelFritz, Linda & RonHall, GladysHarris, ArthurHoll, BrigitteJackson, DorothyKerr, Dr. JamesMacdonald, Colin & Theresa

SkwaraMackay, JohnMacLachlan, DorisMatiko, MaryMazurek, Leon & OllieMcBride, LisaMcClocklin, Diane & TomMeckelborg, Jerry & JanineMontgomery, Mary Lou & JohnOwen Jones, ConstancePatenaude, EmiliaPettigrew, Bev & AllanPostle, ArthurRichards, NeilSawatzky, Ruby & BillShutiak, Deb & HaroldStark, Lynn & RobertTrotter, GregVetter, ElaineWeiler, Annette & JeromeWoodward, Janice & DeanZakreski, Elaine & Peter

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BOARD OF DIRECTORSZeba AhmadBrian BentleyJeret BodeWayne BrownleeBrenda FitzgeraldAlain GaucherBart HunterGreg KellerTom KishchukTracy MuggliIan SutherlandJohn Williams

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEAlain Gaucher, ChairZeba AhmadGreg KellerBart Hunter

AUDIT COMMITTEEGreg KellerJan ThomsonTanya KnightIan SutherlandGerry SchermanWayne BrownleeAlain Gaucher

INVESTMENT COMMITTEEMary BeckettBill TurnbullWayne BrownleeTerry MileyIan SutherlandArt PostleSusan MilburnDaryl CooperAlain Gaucher

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEEIan SutherlandWayne BrownleeMary BeckettBrenda FitzGeraldAlain Gaucher

ASSET DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEJeret BodeZeba AhmadMary BeckettAlain Gaucher

GRANTS COMMITTEEBrenda Fitzgerald, ChairBrian BentleyAlyson EdwardsDinny HolroydHelen HorsmanHolly Ann KnottTracy MuggliAlan RyanIan SutherlandJoanne Wurmlinger

MAYOR’S CULTURAL GALADonald and Mardele AtchisonZeba Ahmad, ChairMyrna BentleyJennifer BalonAnnemarie CherneskeyScott CherryKimberley EvansTammy ForresterValerie HertzTrevor HumphriesBart HunterJenna MuenchJay NeufeldWendy NickelSusan NobleDorothy Osmachenko

Depesh ParmarCraig PetersonCara PetroviczSusan SkrypnykCraig SilliphantStella SpanosBrian StoreyIan SutherlandVanessa ThomasJan ThomsonKeith ThomsonDeb Young

YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCILKirsten EisnerSurath GomisAndriy GuravskyyOksana KishchukRainer KocsisMarcus LeeSabrina MaterieShreya PahwaKelly ZhengRichard Zhu

VolunteersThanks to the many volunteers who help us make Saskatoon the best community in which to live!

Sponsors

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Address: Suite 101 - 308 Fourth Avenue N, Saskatoon, SK S7K 2L7 Tel: (306) 665 -1766 Fax: (306) 665 -1777 Website: saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca Email: office@saskatooncommunityfoundation.ca