The Loyalist College Foundation

Annual Report2014-2015

Presented to the Annual Meet ing

MAy 27, 2015

The Loyalist College FoundationBoard of Directors

2014–2015

Bernie Ouellet, ChairSusan Scarborough, Vice-Chair

Brian Smith, College Board ChairNatalie Bohnen-Twiddy

Kristin CroweDonna Gowthorpe

June HagermanCatharine HuffBhavik PatelMark RollinsJohn Sherratt

Margaret Werkhoven

Ex-OfficiO

Maureen Piercy, College President & CEOAllan Ross, Treasurer (Apr – Dec 2014)

Cathy Rushton, Treasurer (Jan – Mar 2015)Dianne Spencer, Secretary

HOnOrary DirEctOrs

Wilfrid Wilkinson, Honorary ChairKathryn E. Burns

Dorothy Davies-FlindallHugh P. O’Neil

Dr. Nick QuickertIan ReillyTed Rutter

June SurgeyRoli Tipper

Beverley TownsendAudrey Williams

Dr. Evelyn Williamson

2014-15 Annual Report – Page 1

The Loyalist College Foundation – 2014-2015

Message from the Chair of the Board of Directors

It is my privilege to report, on behalf of the Board of Directors, another successful year for The Loyalist College Foundation. The fiscal year 2014-15 saw the endowment grow to $9.3 Million at March 31, 2015. Student support remains a key objective of the Foundation, and during the past year, 339 awards, with a total value of $201,511 were presented at Convocation and at Awards Ceremonies held in November and March. Donations from supporters continue to bring growth to the endowed fund. For example, long-time supporter Ben Murphy made a donation of $50,000 to the Carol Bell Murphy Endowment Fund, bringing that endowment to a total of more than $162,000. This fund provides support for students from Atlantic Canada who are studying at Loyalist College. Certainly, a highlight of the year was the recognition of the success of the College’s Capital Campaign, which grew to $6.378 Million by December 11, 2014. The overall Campaign results had topped $6.5 Million by the end of March 2015, thanks to donations from over 700 donors. This is a remarkable achievement and I was pleased to serve as the Co-Chair of the Campaign, along with the Honorary Chair of the Foundation, Wilf Wilkinson. A heartfelt thank you again to our community partners and the many individuals who helped achieve this result to support the students and programs at Loyalist College.

Bernie Ouellet, Chair May 27, 2015

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The Year in Review 2014-15

At the Annual Meeting of The Loyalist College Foundation held May 28, 2014, Bernie Ouellet was re-elected as Chair for 2014-15 and Susan Scarborough was re-elected Vice-Chair. Executive Committee Directors for 2014-15 include: Chair Bernie Ouellet, Vice-Chair Susan Scarborough, College Board of Governors Chair Brian Smith, and Director Kristin Crowe. Ex-officio members of the executive include: College President Maureen Piercy, Treasurer Allan Ross (April-December 2014) Treasurer Cathy Rushton (January-March 2015), and Secretary Dianne Spencer. We are privileged to have the following individuals act as Honorary Directors: Wilfrid Wilkinson - Honorary Chair, Kathryn E. Burns, Dorothy Davies-Flindall, Hugh P. O’Neil, Dr. Nick Quickert, Ian Reilly, Ted Rutter, June Surgey, Roli Tipper, Beverley Townsend, Audrey Williams and Dr. Evelyn Williamson. Three hundred and thirty-nine (339) awards were presented through the Foundation endowment during the year, with a total value of $201,511. During the year, $572,834 was added to the Endowment fund balance, bringing the total to $9,308,995. Individual donors and/or supporters are identified in the recognition list in this report on pages nine and 10. The donors listed have made contributions to support students through financial awards or to complete the Sustainable Skills, Technology and Life Sciences Centre or other capital projects. All donations are recognized as support for the Campaign for Loyalist College. Thank you! The annual golf tournament realized net proceeds of $28,650, which were directed to the Campaign for Loyalist College. A complete list of sponsors is found on page seven. Plans are underway for the 2015 tournament on September 18th at Trillium Wood. Thanks to the generosity of supporters, Loyalist College surpassed the $6 Million milestone for the Campaign for Loyalist College, designed to complete and equip the Sustainable Skills, Technology and Life Sciences Centre, and to establish awards and student financial assistance. A celebration event was held on December 11th at the College to recognize the contributions of community partners. The Campaign for Loyalist College, which launched on June 5, 2012, raised $6.378 Million from a wide range of community supporters including students, alumni, faculty and staff, foundations, municipalities, and business and industry partners. The Skills Centre, which opened in 2011, comprises 121,800 square feet – including 50,950 square feet of repurposed ‘green’ space, and an additional 70,850 square feet of new, flexible space for teaching, laboratories, shops, research labs and classrooms. LEED® Silver certification was awarded in 2014. After years of advocacy by area manufacturers and economic development partners, and a successful proposal by the College, the multi-use facility was built with a $16.6 Million investment from the provincial and federal governments. Support from all sectors made it a reality, with funding from the federal Knowledge Infrastructure Program and matching funds from the provincial government.

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“I want to thank our Board of Governors for their foresight in identifying this strategic path, over five years ago. There have been so many positives during this initiative – in bringing focus to skilled trades, to the wonderful opportunities that careers in this area offer – and in increasing collaboration with our partners, and awareness of Loyalist’s impact in the Quinte region and beyond. We have increased our program offerings, and enrolment in our skills programs. We have built, with the help of our partners and communities, a Centre which is outstanding and leads the way for our region, helping to build the economy of our communities. We’re so delighted with the results of this phase of the Campaign – with a concentration on skills, life sciences and technology training – but we know that the reality is that we will continue to require funds for equipment and capital needs, as well as for ongoing student financial assistance. The Campaign for Loyalist will continue in the future and we know that we can count on you to continue to advocate on our behalf for your community College. Thank you again.”

- Maureen Piercy, President and CEO, December 11, 2014 “On behalf of the Board of Governors, I would like to say how very pleased we are to have such wonderful support for this Capital Campaign. The $6,378,188 total has allowed us to leverage additional support – for example, donations to the endowment fund for student financial assistance enabled the College to access $804,000 in matching funds, through the provincial government’s Ontario Trust for Student Support program. The total impact of the Campaign then is close to $7.2 Million – over and above the federal and provincial funding of $16.6 Million to build the Skills Centre. This initiative is actually an impressive $23 Million project overall! We commend the marvelous work by our Campaign leadership team, Co-Chairs Wilf Wilkinson and Bernie Ouellet, Past Board Chair Stuart Wright, and everyone who has contributed to this success.”

- Brian Smith, College Board Chair, December 11, 2014 The following summary reports are provided as an overview of the work of the Foundation during the year. Minutes of Committee meetings are available from the Foundation Office. Audit Committee: Members: Susan Scarborough (Chair), Kristin Crowe, Allan Ross (Apr-Dec 2014),

Cathy Rushton (Jan-Mar 2015) Ex-Officio: Bernie Ouellet, Maureen Piercy, Dianne Spencer College Board Chair: Brian Smith College Staff: Mike Seeger (Apr-Dec 2014), Cindy Webster (Jan-Mar 2015) (Director,

Financial Services) Prior to the AGM, a meeting was held to review the audited financial statements, and recommend their approval to the Foundation Board. The Committee members reviewed the Audit Findings Report, and the motion to be considered by the Board regarding the appointment of External Auditors. Auditors advised the Committee of the new Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act expected to come into force no earlier than 2016. The Foundation will review the changes to the Act and assess the impact on the Foundation and the need to update By-laws if necessary. The Audit Plan was received and approved for presentation to the Board of Directors.

2014-15 Annual Report – Page 4

Grants Committee: Members: Donna Gowthorpe (Chair), Natalie Bohnen-Twiddy, June Hagerman,

Margaret Werkhoven Ex-Officio: Bernie Ouellet, Maureen Piercy, Allan Ross (Apr-Dec 2014), Cathy

Rushton (Jan-Mar 2015), Dianne Spencer College Board Chair: Brian Smith College Staff: Joanne Farrell (Awards Officer) Members of the Grants Committee met to review and approve the awards presented through the year. In total, 339 awards with a total value of $201,511 were presented at Convocation and at Awards Ceremonies in November 2014 and March 2015. The W. Garfield Weston Fellowship Program The first recipients of the W. Garfield Weston Fellowship Awards began their studies in September 2013 and January 2014. The program, funded by The W. Garfield Weston Foundation, was announced as a three-year pilot project that would provide financial support for 60 students entering skilled trades programs. Designed to attract students to skilled trades careers, the program will provide tuition and bursary support and provides incentives for students to go beyond a one-year certificate to earn a diploma or complete apprenticeship training, enabling them to turn a job into a career. The program began with a total commitment of $240,000 from The W. Garfield Weston Foundation, and in 2014 an additional $160,000 was approved, which will add support for 40 more Fellowships in the next two years. A generous donation of $50,000 was received from Mr. Ben Murphy, adding to the Carol Bell Murphy endowment fund which provides financial assistance for students from Atlantic Canada studying at Loyalist College. At the Annual Undergraduate Awards Ceremony on November 6, 2014, a total of 326 awards worth over $196,000 were presented to 271 Loyalist students. The Loyalist College Foundation provided more than $162,000 of the total.

At the March 5, 2015 Annual Spring Awards Ceremony, we celebrated the success of 104 students who received awards during a ceremony in the Link Lounge of the Sustainable Skills, Technology and Life Sciences Centre. More than $80,450 was presented at the event. New awards/bursaries presented throughout the year include: Honorary Colonel Maureen Piercy Bursary; Angela Davies Memorial Bursary; Enactus Canada’s Founder’s Bursary; the Sir Mackenzie Bowell Award; and the Spencer Family Award. Finance and Investment Committee: Members: Bernie Ouellet (Chair), Donna Gowthorpe, Mark Rollins, Susan

Scarborough, John Sherratt Ex-Officio: Maureen Piercy, Allan Ross (Apr-Dec 2014), Cathy Rushton (Jan-Apr

2015), Dianne Spencer College Board Chair: Brian Smith College Staff: Mike Seeger (Apr-Dec 2014), Cindy Webster (Jan-Mar 2015) (Director,

Financial Services)

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During the year, the Finance and Investment Committee met to review quarterly results. Representatives of Beutel Goodman attended each meeting to review the portfolio with Committee members. The Treasurer’s Report was reviewed at each meeting. Senior Vice-President Finance and Corporate Services and CFO, Allan Ross, retired from the College in December and the Board thanked him for his work the Foundation in a number of important projects, including the renewal of the finance and investment advising process and Investment Policy. Cathy Rushton joined the College as the new Senior Vice-President Corporate Services and CFO, and was also welcomed to the office of the Treasurer of the Foundation. New formats for Statement of Operations and Fund Balance reports were introduced for the new fiscal year. Planned Giving Committee: Members: Kristin Crowe (Chair), Catharine Huff, Bhavik Patel, Ian Sullivan College Board Chair: Brian Smith Ex-Officio: Bernie Ouellet, Maureen Piercy, Dianne Spencer The Planned Giving Committee did not meet during the 2014-15 year, as plans to launch a Planned Giving program have been on hold until the completion of the Capital Campaign. It is anticipated that this Committee will reconvene in 2015-16. Respectfully submitted,

Dianne Spencer, Secretary May 27, 2015

2014-15 Annual Report – Page 6

TREASURER’S REPORT, 2014-15 To the Board of Directors of The Loyalist College Foundation I am pleased to review the financial results of The Loyalist College Foundation for the year ended March 31, 2015. The Endowed Fund has a balance of $9,308,995, an increase of $572,834 or 6.6% on a market value

basis from the prior year’s balance of $8,736,161.

Net Investment income for the year, measured on a accrual basis, was $311,349, down by $43,261 from last year’s level. Commencing with fiscal year 2007/08, accounting requirements included reporting of investment portfolios on a market value basis. On this basis, investment yield for the year would be increased by a $302,976 unrealized capital gain (2014 unrealized capital gain $86,001) resulting in a net investment yield of $614,325.

During the course of the audit of this year’s financial statements, it was determined that the unrealized

gain on US equity investments for the year ended March 31, 2014 was overstated by $84,511. Accordingly, the March 31, 2014 financial statements have been restated.

Fixed income securities and cash held at March 31, 2015 represent 51.4% of the total investment

portfolio, while the balance is invested in Canadian, US and international equities. The overall cash return before fees on the investment portfolio, based on the quarterly average cost, was 4.1% (2.64% when excluding capital gains) for the 2014-15 fiscal year.

Net income from fundraising activities after direct expenses, was $28,650 compared to $28,188 in

2013-14.

Scholarships and bursaries provided to students this year from endowed funds amounted to $201,511 compared to $123,494 in 2013-14; the number of awards in 2014-15 was 339, up 54 from the prior year (285); the average amount per student was $594 ($433 in 2013-14).

2014-15 was a rewarding year for the Foundation, with a positive investment yield, and a successful year of fundraising. Important financial assistance to students, which is the essence of the Foundation’s activities, was maintained throughout. In closing, I confirm that the banking and investment activities of the Foundation were in compliance with legislative requirements in force during the year. Respectfully submitted,

Cathy Rushton, Treasurer May 2015

2014-15 Annual Report – Page 7

Loyalist College Foundation Golf Tournament 2014

The 16th annual Loyalist College golf tournament – Celebrating Student Success – was a tremendous success thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, donors, and participants.

Together, we raised $28,650 for The Campaign for Loyalist College

Thanks to our Sponsors:

Gold

Follett of Canada Interprovincial Insulation Inc.

LaPalm Moving Systems/Rentx Warehousing Manulife Financial

Pearson Online Learning Solutions Starboard Communications

TD Insurance Meloche Monnex Trenval Business Development Corporation

Wilkinson & Company LLP Wilkinson Financial Services

Xerox Canada Ltd. Silver

Hanley Corporation Parkside Landscaping

Templeman Menninga LLP Bronze

All Star Fire Protection Services Inc. Ball Construction

Dafoe Roofing Electro Systems Company

John M. & Bernice Parrott Foundation Inc. RBC Royal Bank

Stradwicks My Flooring Store TSS Building Science Inc. Tsokos Construction Ltd.

Hole-in-One Loyalist College Alumni Association

Lunch Bay of Quinte Golf & Country Club

On-Course Food Station Aramark

Donors

Dave Albert – S&A Investments; Amer Sports; Belleville Bulls Jr. A Hockey Club; Beutel, Goodman & Company Ltd.; Natalie Bohnen-Twiddy; Campus Living Centres; Dewe’s Your Independent Grocer;

Electro Cables Inc.; Eurest Services; Gym-Con Ltd.; Murray Halliday; Stacy Halliday; Huff Estates; Inner Peace Spa & Wellness Studio; Living Energy; Marisa Howard Design; Metro Grocery; MTE Consultants Inc.; Mystical Distributing Company; Ontario Lottery Gaming; Bernie Ouellet; Polish Day Spa & Salon; Quinte Mall; Mark Rashotte – The Empire Theatre; Rotary Club of Belleville; Stirling Festival Theatre;

Torbram Electric Supply; Tipper Financial Services

Total Endowment Growth1991 – March 31, 2015 (Includes Matching Funds From Provincial Government 1998 – 2012)

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2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

$103,352 $93,863$85,234

$133,449

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

$142,654 $133,316

$150,702 $166,949$149,487

$80,753

$134,415 $135,673$123,494

$201,511

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*Restated May 2015

2015

$2.158

$.0954

$2.460 $2.521 $2.562$2.774

$3.358

$4.527$4.804 $5.077 $5.002

$6,103,521

$7,227,278$7,938,419

$8,345,926$8,736,161

$9,308,995

209165 168

192 205236 259 275 278

212248 270

285

339

A.O.L.S. Sub-Group 6ARaj AggarwalAir Liquide CanadaAlarm Systems – The Reynolds FamilyBrian L. AlyeaAnatec Inc.Allen F. AndersonAramark Canada Ltd.Tania L. ArdleyBrian D. AskettAssociation of Architectural Technologists

of OntarioAssociation of Ontario Land SurveyorsAutomation DirectBMO Financial GroupBack 40 EnterprisesKelly BaconCharles BalmeJack R. BanvilleDeb BartlettTroy BartlettSonja I. BataVicki A. BatemanCaroline BaxterBayfield Treatment CentreRhonda L. BeareEileen BedfordBell CanadaBell Media Inc.Belleville Odd Fellows Lodge #81City of BellevilleCity of Quinte WestCounty of HastingsCounty of Prince EdwardDouglas BellwoodBrian BentleyGary T. BlairJennifer BlairSteve BlakelyNatalie Bohnen-TwiddyDavid A. BoyceDoug BoydMary J. BreaultDavey BriannaDebra L. BrinklowMary E. BrodieBarry BrummelCarrie J. BulgajewskiBrenda BushDavid ButlerGabrielle M. ByrnesHugh CameronCanadian Corps of CommissionairesCanadian Power & Sail – Bay of Quinte

Squadron

Neil and Johanne CannonCanpro King-Reed LPCarpet OneJo A. CassanCathy T. CassidyRoger F. CauleyEric CaulfieldCentral Canada Broadcast Engineers,T echnologists & TechniciansReal P. CharleboisCIBCAndy ClarkDouglas W. ClementsDavid C. CliftonClub 213 StudentsBrad ComeauCommunity Living Belleville and AreaCommunity Living Prince EdwardCooney Bulk Sales LimitedJulie B. CooperElizabeth A. CorbettCorus Entertainment Inc.Douglas CoutureBruce CraftSusan Creasy and Ron BellnapCrime Stoppers Quinte Inc.Betty CrossCynthia CrowderDafoe Roofing Ltd.Shawn D. DalesDonald W. DavenportDorothy Davies-FlindallKim DeGenovaThomas (Jr.) DeHaanDekalam Hire Learning Inc. Police PrepDenny’s Construction Ltd.Heather deWalDome ProductionsKimberley A. DonaldSandra DonnanMichelle L. DouglasMarissa DraganiDrossbachJason W. DrouillardKean DurantDurham Radio Inc.Duvanco Homes Inc.Bernice EdwardsDeborah M. ElderAndrea L. EmburyDanielle EmonNorma EsfordDonna FergusonEric and Karen FernhoutMartina Fitzgerald

Kirk FlemingFollett of Canada, Inc.Cynthia FortPhilip W. FournierRobert FurmidgeG.D. Jewell Engineering Inc.Dominic L. GallerneaultClaude GariepyGeneral Arts & Science ExecutiveGail GenereauxRandy GilchristJanet L. GloverCatherine A. GoddardCorrie GodeeSherry GoodmanDale D. GordonKristy GordonGreat West Life Assurance CompanyAnna T. GrillsGuard.me (Student Guard/Global Guard)June HagermanPamela HaggartyDonna HainesDianne HantonDavid HarachkaHastings & Prince Edward Counties

Health UnitHastings County Plowmen’s AssociationHastings District Women’s InstituteHastings Prince Edward Education WeekHastings-Quinte Paramedic AssociationKipton D. HawleyTodd T. HayesJudith I. HeasmanJanice HebbertJohn HendersonNicole E. HendersonHeritage Educational FoundationKathleen M. HicksShirley HicksJohanne HodgsonGerald HoftyzerGregory N. HoneySarah HopperHotch’s Auto PartsEric HowardCatharine and Frank O. HuffHuman Resources Professional Association,

QuinteC. W. (Bill) HuntEdwin HunterHydro One Employees and PensionersCharity Trust FundHydro One Networks Inc.Hyundai Auto Canada Corp.

Thank you To our LoyaLisT CoLLege DonorsApril 1, 2014 – March 31, 2015

The donors listed have made contributions to support students through financial awards or to complete the Sustainable Skills, Technology and Life Sciences Centre or other capital projects. All donations are recognized as support for the Campaign for Loyalist College. Thank you!

Indsale Ltd.John InrigInternational Association of BusinessCommunicationsAllan IrelandFrank and Donna JeffersonJohn M. & Bernice Parrott Foundation Inc.Mary JollimoreK.G. Reid Trenching & ConstructionKawartha Credit Union LimitedJulie KearnsGarth KelmanThe Kinette Club of BellevilleBrian KingsleyMark KirkpatrickJohn KiserKlomps Nursery & GardenBrian KodatskyRick F. LabrashDouglas I. LamontSteven A. LaplanteMarilyn LawrieDarrell A. LinesLivingston InternationalTom LoganLoyalist CollegeLoyalist College Alumni AssociationLoyalist College EmployeesThe Loyalist College FoundationLoyalist College Pioneers’ AssociationLoyalist Student GovernmentCathy MacFarlaneBetty MacInnesSteven MacInnesDavid MacKinnonAllen D. MacPhersonDouglas E. MaracleSandra H. MarrowGareth MartinJames F. MatthewsAngie McConkeyBlaine F. McCorquodaleJennifer L. McCrackenHeather M. McDavittConnie M. McDonaldJohn N. McDonaldLinda M. McDonaldMcDougall Insurance & FinancialBarbara McEwenJoyce A. McFarlaneBob and Jacqueline McFeeJohn McMahonSandra G. McQuoidPauline M. MelocheCharles D. MercierRick MetteMary J. MillarBrian E. MillerPaul A. MillerMary MilneLayne G. MooreDebra J. MorrisonPeter MulloyBenedict Murphy

Kenneth B. MurphyMystical DistributingThe Napanee BeaverLaura and Stuart NaumannThomas R. NewChristopher J. NooneNorthumberland and Durham Societies

of ArchitectsSandra NovroskiAnnette Y. NugentCatherine O’RourkeDebra A. O’ShaughnessyOA CETT Quinte ChapterOntario Public Buyers AssociationOPSEU - Local 420Colleen and Tony OrrickBernie OuelletTanya G. OwenPaul PapadopoulousMelanie B. PicardMaureen and Michael PiercyPineridge Broadcasting Inc.Theresa PlaneJohn PosteCassandra PowerRyan T. PrattQuinte Broadcasting Company LimitedQuinte Children’s Homes Inc.Quinte Health Care CorporationQuinte Home Builders’ AssociationQuinte Mall Promotion FundQuinte Vocational Support ServicesQuinwelch Management Inc.RBCMichael ReidRose M. ReidThomas ReidIan and Bev ReillyLeona M. Reilly-DenisRentx Realties Corp.Christine K. RiedelJohn RigsbyIrene RobbinsRogersJennifer L. RosboroughRotary Club of TrentonRoyal Canadian Legion Branch 110Laura RussellJodie RussettTed and Pam RutterDavid R. SaundersEdwin A. ScerriHilary SchickScotiabankScott Reid Foundation Scholarship FundKatherine SedgewickSelect Referral Team AssociationCarolyn SevignyKaren J. Sharp-PerryJennifer SheaTed and Sharon ShepherdFrank B. ShorttBrian SmithGordon C. Smith

Keith and Nancy SmithPeter M. SmithJack W. SontropMark J. SorgeBonnie SouleDianne and Murray SpencerKenneth F. SprySt. Lawrence Valley Society of ArchitectsStarboard Communications Ltd.Thomas I. SteinmanSun MediaJ. SutherlandJames SutherlandTom H. SymonsSonia TanneyTD Bank GroupTempleman Menninga LLPThe County Community FoundationThe Estate of Douglas Leroy TuffordThey Integrated Inc.Robert G. ThomasShirley ThomasAnnette ThompsonGeorgina ThompsonLois ThompsonRoli and Linda TipperToronto Lords Community AssociationBeverley TownsendPat E. TretinaMaureen G. TrippValerie J. TuffordWayne TwiddyJacob UngerUnited Christian Broadcasters Canada Inc.United Food & Commercial Workers Local

175 – Education FundUnited Way of Quinte Inc.Vance MotorsGreg WallingShawn R. WannamakerRob WashburnTracey WatsonRichard W. WebsterSarah J. WelhamWest City HondaThe W. Garfield Weston FoundationDoug Whitley Insurance Brokers LimitedWilfrid J. WilkinsonWilkinson & Company LLPAudrey I. WilliamsDaniel WilliamsGloria J. WilliamsCarla WilliamsonLinda WilliamsonDiane G. WilsonLaurie-John WilsonDerek G. WoodSusan WoodfordNancy H. WoodsT. Stuart WrightYouth Habilitation (Quinte) Ltd.Willi ZabackAnonymous Donors