YOUR CONSERVATION IMPACTOver the past year, your support has generated

amazing conservation accomplishments. We have

you to thank for a record attendance of over 1.45

million people engaging with our animals, hearing

conservation messages and being inspired to

protect wildlife.

Your support allowed Calgarians to experience and

care for a part of the world few people get to see

with the arrival of penguins. You ensured the best

possible care for our animals and you created

opportunities for visitors to learn about and engage

with the natural world. Beyond the zoo’s gates,

you enabled innovative, local and international

conservation research and community-based

projects that help people and animals around

the globe.

Much has changed over the zoo’s eight decades on

St. George’s Island, but one constant has been

Calgarians’ incredible support for their zoo. Many of

you, individuals, small businesses and corporations,

have had a hand in helping the zoo evolve into what

it is today – together, we are a leader in education

and conservation, inspiring our community to connect

with nature to ultimately, take action to support it.

We thank you for your past, present and

future support.

Dr. Clément Lanthier,

President & CEO, Calgary Zoo

Your support gives hope to endangered species such as these Amur tiger cubs Samkha, Vasili and Kira born March 30, 2012 at the Calgary Zoo.

You are building the best zoo and wildlife hospital in western Canada.

WIThOUT A dOUbTA gIfT fOR ThE zOO’S ANIMAl hEAlTh CENTREDianne Hall admits she had doubts when she

learned her mother, Eunice Krausert, had left a

legacy gift to the zoo in her will. “Initially I was

disappointed,” she explains. “I wasn’t a fan of zoos

and didn’t enjoy seeing animals in captivity, but as

I got involved with the Calgary Zoo, learned about

the care they provide and saw the relationships

zookeepers have with the animals, my opinion

completely changed. Now I think, without a doubt,

it was the right path to take.”

Working closely with the zoo, Dianne directed her

mother’s gift to the Animal Health Centre. “I think

my mom would be happy that her legacy gift will

contribute to a part of the zoo that benefits each

and every animal – it’s really a perfect fit,” says

Dianne. The generous gift will renovate the Animal

Health Centre so the zoo can continue to provide

the very best animal care, ensure the highest welfare

standards for the zoo’s animals and contribute to

conservation and veterinary programs.

“We are a family of animal lovers and we’re happy that my mother’s gift will give the zoo additional support to provide the best care for all the animals.”

– Dianne Hall, zoo supporter

With the help of donors like Dianne Hall (left) and her family, Calgary Zoo veterinarians deliver world-class care to over 1,400 animals.

IN ThE COMPANY Of VISIONARIESCORPORATE lEAdERShIP SUPPORTS CONSERVATION INNOVATIONStepping in to help species at risk takes leadership. Since its initial contribution that helped

launch the zoo’s Centre for Conservation Research (CCR) in 2003, Husky Energy

has shown itself to be a true leader in environmental sustainability. With the support of

Husky Energy and other dedicated partners, the Husky Energy Endangered Species

Program is creating a brighter future for endangered species including burrowing owls,

swift foxes, black-footed ferrets, whooping cranes and Vancouver Island marmots.

“By supporting conservation research, we can

deepen our connection with science while

advancing conservation in western Canada,”

says Husky CEO Asim Ghosh. “This flagship program

is true conservation in action.”

The CCR works with other non-profit organizations,

governments, scientists and universities around the

world to conduct and share research focusing on

endangered species. Your support enables scientific

research aimed at increasing the population of

endangered species to sustainable levels and

successfully reintroducing animals back into the wild.

“This flagship program is true conservation in action.”– Asim Ghosh, Husky Energy CEO and zoo supporter

Asim Ghosh, Husky Energy CEO (left) and Dr Clément Lanthier, Calgary Zoo President & CEO outside the zoo’s conservation research building.

You give hope to endangered species.

TAIlS Of SUPPORTTUSkS & TAIlS gAlA fUNdRAISER TO SUPPORT PENgUINSLast June, Calgary’s philanthropic community

gathered for the zoo’s 2012 Tusks & Tails Gala, which

focused on the zoo’s newest exhibit – Penguin Plunge.

All proceeds from the event were dedicated toward

ongoing Penguin Plunge operations, animal care

costs and penguin conservation efforts in the wild.

Sherri Balm, who has helped organize Tusks & Tails for

six years and is currently co-chair, says the event is a

chance to showcase the zoo at its finest. “It’s

wonderful to be able to share the zoo with our guests

and an important opportunity to educate them

about the conservation work that goes on behind

the scenes. It’s a chance to fundraise, but also to

friend-raise; to teach people what the zoo does, so

they will share our story with others.”

“Tusks & Tails is a chance to showcase the zoo at its finest and spread the word about the zoo’s conservation work.”

– Sherri Balm, zoo trustee and supporter

Top right photo: Pat and Sherrold Moore

Bottom right photo: Shirley and Greg Turnbull (Calgary Zoo Board Chair)

Image credit: Sergei Belski

You provide world-class care.

gENERATIONS Of gIVINgSUPPORTINg ThE zOO IS A fAMIlY MATTERBack in 1956, when Dorothy Harvie approached the

zoo with the idea of creating a Children’s Zoo, she

likely didn’t realize it would be the beginning of a

relationship that would span five decades and

three generations.

The Harvies’ support of the zoo is so integral that it’s

difficult to think of a part of the organization that

hasn’t been touched by the family’s generosity.

From building the original Large Mammal House

and Conservatory to bringing the first giraffes and

white rhinos in the 1960s and creating what would

eventually become the Dorothy Harvie Gardens, Eric

and Dorothy Harvie gave Calgarians the opportunity

to experience and appreciate nature from parts of

the world most would never have the chance to visit.

Robin Harvie thinks her mother- and father-in-law’s

support of the zoo may have been inspired by their

travels around the world. “They both loved animals,

and Mrs. Harvie, in particular, adored plants. I’m sure

that she enjoyed sharing things which she thought

were lovely with other Calgarians.”

The family’s gifts throughout the generations also

helped the zoo to extend its reach into education

and conservation. The zoo’s endangered species

breeding facility, the Devonian Wildlife Conservation

Centre, and the initial concept of Zoo School were

both the result of contributions from the Harvies.

Eric and Dorothy Harvie, 1937. Image courtesy of the Harvie family.

“Giving to their community was an important part of

their way of life, and I think Mr. and Mrs. Harvie would

both be very proud of how the family’s connection

with the zoo has evolved and grown to include their

children and grandchildren,” says Robin.

Today, we can thank the Harvies for the dazzling

display of butterflies inside the ENMAX Conservatory

and for the rich experience we all enjoy while at the

zoo. Without their gifts, it is certain the zoo would not

be where it is today.

“Mrs. Harvie, in particular, adored plants. I’m sure that she enjoyed sharing things which she thought were lovely with other Calgarians.”

– Robin Harvie, zoo supporter

You are the heartbeat of the zoo.

CONOCOPhIllIPS CANAdA bRINgS PENgUIN bIOfACTS TO ThE zOO “Look, but don’t touch.” are

words kids often hear, but the

Calgary Zoo’s biofact collection

takes a different approach. From

feathers and fossils to shells and

skeletons, kids can let their

curiosity guide them in a hands-

on experience. And with a

collection of over 2,300 real and

replica items, there is an endless

possibility of teaching tools in the

biofact collection to help inspire a

lifelong love of nature.

When zoo visitors plunged into the

world of penguins in 2012, a

contribution from ConocoPhillips

Canada added all kinds of

fascinating penguin artifacts to

illustrate the adaptations of these

feathered wonders. “People flock

to the penguin biofacts,” says

Barb Simic, director of community

investment and volunteerism with

ConocoPhillips Canada, sponsors

of the zoo’s biofact collection and

the ConocoPhillips Canada

classroom. “I’ve watched kids at

Penguin Plunge in awe of the

penguin eggs, skulls and feathers.

They ask questions, learn something

new and walk away excited.”

Capitalizing on that excitement is

what education programs at the

zoo are all about – and something

Simic says ConocoPhillips Canada

supports wholeheartedly. “If we

teach children about the

creatures that are part of our

world and their habitats early

enough, we can create future

scientists and environmentalists –

people who have a conscience

and can make good decisions

because they know their actions

impact animals and the

environment,” adds Simic.

TOUChEd bY NATURE

“I’ve watched kids at Penguin Plunge in awe of the penguin eggs, skulls and feathers. They ask questions, learn something new and walk away excited.”

– Barb Simic, Director of Community Investment and Volunteerism, ConocoPhillips Canada and zoo supporter

It’s a natural link with

ConocoPhillips Canada’s support

of education, the environment

and safety, but Simic adds that

the company’s contribution is

about much more than writing a

cheque. “Our staff are very

involved in our contributions to the

zoo – whether it’s helping set up

for Zoolights or supporting Tusks &

Tails. It’s part of the reason why

the zoo is a perfect fit for us.”

You inspire

young minds.

ThE fUTURE gIVES bACkENTREPRENEURIAl ElEMENTARY STUdENTAt only nine years old, Will McHardy is a lot of things – an elementary school student,

an animal lover, an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. No stranger to the zoo (he visited

almost every week from birth to age six), he wanted to make a difference to what he

says is his favourite place in the world.

And he knew exactly how he was going to do it.

From clay monkey bookmarks to Christmas ornaments, Will

made things he thought he could sell to raise money to support

the animals at the zoo. It worked. After selling his wares to

his family and neighbours and even at his school Christmas

concert, he raised more than $550, which he excitedly

delivered to the zoo’s fund development team.

Will’s advice to other kids? “Giving the money to the zoo really

made me feel good. Don’t be shy to make and sell what is in

your mind. You can do it.”

“My favourite animal? I love them all, but if I had to choose one it would be the penguins.”

– Will McHardy, zoo supporter

Will presents his donation to Rick Harland, Calgary Zoo Director, Development.

You engage the next generation.

fURNIShINg fOR SUCCESSlOCAl COMPANY gIVES bACk TO ThE COMMUNITYRoss Glen, President of RGO Office Products, smiles

as he recalls a photo celebrating what may have

been the company’s first contribution to the zoo

when the Prehistoric Park opened in the early 1980s.

RGO’s latest contribution will provide much-needed

upgrades to the zoo’s office furniture and equipment,

along with new visitor furniture in Kitamba Café. Glen

says this contribution is simply an extension of what

RGO has already been doing. “Like almost every

organization, the zoo needs to continually upgrade

to be successful. This is something we’re happy to be

able to help them with.”

“We are a Calgary-based company and we’ve done

very well over our 47 years in business. It’s only right to

give back to our community,” says Glen. “We’re

constantly growing and like to see the charitable

organizations in our city be able to do the same. This

has been our busiest year ever and we’re happy to

be able to share our success.”

He adds that when charitable organizations, like the

Calgary Zoo, need financial support or products to

succeed, RGO is eager to help. “We contribute

where we can to help our community organizations

succeed. Places like the zoo help make Calgary one

of the best cities in the world to live.”

“Places like the zoo help make Calgary one of the best cities in the world to live.”

– Ross Glen, President of RGO Office Products and zoo supporter

You create cherished family memories.

WhO gAVE TO ThE zOO?Funding Campaigns 2012

Major Gifts .............................................. $4,512,483

Annual Giving ............................................$474,728

Grants .........................................................$221,295

Fundraising Gala Event ...........................$200,860

Planned Giving / Estates .......................... $115,239

Sponsorship ................................................. $66,752

Total Raised (including Pledges) $5,591,357

WhERE dId ThE MONEY gO?Funding Designations 2012

Research ................................................. $1,918,250

Animal Care / Operating...................... $1,351,763

Capital ..................................................... $1,154,410

Education ............................................... $1,036,665

Outreach ....................................................$130,270

$10,000+ AnonymousDon ArchibaldMike and Sherri BalmRuth B. BarkerMyrna JohnsonAlison and Darrell JonesJohn and Lynn KeatingGraydon and Dorothy MorrisonArchibald J. NesbittMs. Peggy C. SeaverJoan SnyderMichael J. WelchBrad and Tanya Zumwalt

$5,000 - $9,999Robert BenzenMaureane Gerez and James BlinchJacqueline CoreaBrian K. ExtonGeraldine I. FishStewart and Eileen FordAmal and Jihad ShibleyDanny ShibleyRanny and Lana ShibleyAndy ShibleyClayton and Roxanne Sissons

$1,000 - $4,999John AndersonAnonymousSandra D. BabushBrent BaxterMartine BeaupreGord Olsen and Martine BeaupreJ. I. Bilinski Brian CerviBruce ChallisGlenn and Melody DaviesTom DroogN. and Heather EdwardsEsther EmmettJune Daley-Fox and Lawrence FoxW. A. FudgeRoss and Shirley GlenTom GrayRick HarlandDonna HoltonVirginia Dobson and Dale HuntingfordJason JohnsBrian and Dee KeatingBernard KohrsJesse Trapp and Gordon LackenbauerCindy LoudfootAlix LoveMoira S. LucasGlen and Denyce LundeenJohn MackinnonGraeme MaltmanJ. Sherrold and Pat MooreGerald MoraschLloyd Buchanan and Michele Nowak

William Buchanan and Michele NowakKillian O’BrienLorraine PatersonRichard and Susan PattersonJerry, Maureen, Erin, and Renee PelletierJoan and Dale PrimroseJody Forsyth and Wilma Quan-ForsythPamela RinfretErnest and Adele RobertsRick RobertsonTracey SambornShirley ServisTamara ShawaSharon M. SiebensWilliam SiebensShannon Bowen-Smed and Peter SmedMargaret E. SouthernM. A. Stanfield Greg T. TisdaleRalph TrenkeSid WallaceBeverley WallaceMartin Molyneaux and Deborah Yedlin

Under $1000Phyllis AberleSandy and Tracy AlexanderKaren AmiroMary AndersonMelanie and Jeff AndersonGeorge Andrew Robert and Elizabeth AndrewsAnonymousCharlene AnthonyGerald and Marilyn AquiliniFrank and Birdie ArcherVanessa ArrateAmratpal AthwalJohanne AylettDeborah BailerAudrey I. BaileyKerry BairdRick BalbiRoger BallMiranda BambaraCoralie BanashGeorge and Jean BannermanGerry and Charles BarlowKatherine BarrRobert J. BartlettKathleen L. BaughHeather BazantRoss and Antoinette BennettHazel BennettDeborah and Robert BerchaLeslie BerginRosina and John BertiBrian BevillShavax BhaderIdelle BlakeyJason BlanchJean Blayney

Ron and Danise BoorneIan BourneFarida BowmanRita M. BoyleLee Michele BoyleKeith BraatenDave BradleyDarilyn and C.F. Roger BreskiTrudy BrodnerDon BrownJean BrownA. Keith BrownellH. A. Sandy BruceEleanor and Lawrence BryanLaurie BullockYvonne BurlandRenea BurleyRick BurleyRobert BurnJanis BurnettMarion BurrusMichael BurtD. Stephen and Marlie BurttRon ButlerGreg and Andrea CaldwellBrian CallowIn Memory of Carrie CampbellLyndsay CampbellDonald and Marlene CampbellDebra CasperdDavid ChalackAnne E. CherryDorothy ChisholmAshley ChomaKwong and W. Patricia ChowBetty J. ClairWendy and Glenn ClemensHazel and Gordon CoatesRobert and Yanka CochraneMartha R. CohenLori CohenDonna ColdhamChristine and Robert ColeAmanda ColemanStefania CollinsDan CongdonSylvia ConstablePatricia and Jim ConwayLen Cooper and Pat CooperSandra CorsonErin CouplandKatherine CouttsStephanie CrichtonTom CristSusan CrossCharles Fischer and Joanne CuthbertsonLettie DaahoDeborah DacostaLettie DahlJustin DahlenMuriel Dais

Sharon J. DaltonMary DavidsonGeorge de BoonJerry Ball and Maureen Dean-BallBlake and Susan den HartogCarolyn DenneyA.D. DerryPaul DeverPetrus and Anna DiedericksTodd DillaboughLeslie McLennan and Todd DillaboughDarilyn DoroszCynthia DouwesS DrabekJedidiah and Danielle DunnWilliam and N. Rose DyerMargaret ElliottKurt EndersJoan EthierFrank and Sheila EvansNatasha FarrellGrant FawcettLynn and Clem FeldmeyerKent FergusonLorna FisherAdam FisherGregory FletcherRuby FongE.J. FordhamNatalie ForsythGregory and Elizabeth ForsythMatt ForsythBarbara FosterAngela FosterCatherine FoxColin FraserDouglas FraserKelly FriesenJoan FuterkoNick Pearson and Chantal GagnonTessa GalloRichard and Susan GallowayBrent and Debra GarriesJoyce GauthierSandra GilbertsonHoward GilesH. Barry and Belinda GilesD. Hugh and Rosemary GillardDawn GillichPatrick GillisKim GilroyJ. GonnasonSandra GoransonIna GordonDonna and John GraingerKent and Lynn GrantStuart GrayRichard and Wendy GreenGloria GreensteinCindy Grieder vervootLyle and Vivian Grover

ThANkS TO OUR 2012 INdIVIdUAl dONORS

bY ThE NUMbERS

81%

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8%

34%

24%

21%

19%

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Karen GuentherIan and Michele GunnDr. Darryl and Allison GurevitchCat HackmanAllen HagermanElaine and Raymond HaggartyCathy HainesJohn and Sharon HaleyChristine and C. Brian HallDiana HaneveltCarol and Clark HannaKaren HardieSteven HarrisSyd HartleyRichard and Lois HaskayneB & M HaulingMarjorie HawthornCarrie HeardR. Bruce McFarlane and Janice HeardGreg HeathRamona HeinrichsDina HelperRoy and Elsa HendersonJan and Mark HermanMark HermanBeverly Thierman HigginsLori HigginsAndrea and Duane HildebrandBev HillArlene HillErica HillierMabel HinkeyHeidi HoehnkeJoan and W. Gordon HollandAngela HortonBrian and Barbara HowesLucie HoyerVern and Lynn HultLori and Lee HuntLesly and Hedley HunterJohn and Elizabeth IrvingGarry and Diana IsbisterMargaret IversonSherry JacksonKaren and Fred JacquesWillem and Marijke JalinkKent JespersenCarmen and John JochmannW. Ron and Dorthea JohnstonAudra and Kevin JonesDulcie and Dale JonesKara JonesUlla and Steve KalnyBob and Cindy KamJim KazakoffEvelyn and Reg KeeleJoan KelterJoey C. KenyonFenella KerrCatherine KerrHorst and Gery KerstenMichelle KingJean Kittlitz

Andrea KladarKaren and Robert KnightEvelyn M. KoBrenda KovalskyJanet and Ronald KuchinkaRuth KujatRon and Judy KutneyEmm KutrykTerrance Kutryk and Emm KutrykIn Memory of June LaBossierLinda and Ron LaChanceSandra LangfordJane LangtonBrenda LatkaDoug LatterMargaret E. LaughtonAllan Searle and Debra LavalA. Ronald and Barbara LawAbbey LawrenceDavid and Marna LawsAnna-Marie LeachHoward LeeKatherine H. LeeRobert G. LeinweberHarold LemieuxRebecca and Gregory LewisDoris LindmanRobert and Lesley LockeDorothy M. LomasPatricia LonghurstMary Shankel LoreJoan LovlinAly LucJody LuciusVictor and Judith LukasSara LyJudy MacInnesJill MackenzieJoan MacKenzieKate MaclennanKurt and Trudy MadsenDavid Playfair and Barbara MaidmentMyrtle W. MairMarguerite MaitlandMargaret MaltbyCarol A. MannMichele MartinAngie and Mary MartinacF. Richard MatthewsJames and Bev MazarDavid Walker and Brenda McClellanRichard and Susan McCowanLeentje McCullochElson and Patricia McDougaldWayne McDougallHeather McDougallJulie and Scott McDougallTom McelroyEllen McgregorCindi McKinnaKelly McLennanBetty McLeodElla McManus

Tracy McNeillDoug MerchantKathryn A. MeyerMartin and B. Nadean MeyerBeverley and R.D. MeyersBirgitte MichieLee and Lynda MillerMaureen and David MillerBarbara MillsLindsay and Patricia MilneMeredith MitchellPat MonteithGeorge MoraschJudith and Earl MorrisMaren MuellerKrista MunsieDonna and Richard MurrayMariko NagatomiSheryl and Lyall NashMargaret and Roy NelsonHazel and Karoly NemethJohn and Joanne NemethMarion and Ronald NichollsLeslie NichollsLarry and Anna NicolayLarry and Linda NilsonJeff Hale and Karen NixonKevin and Mildred NoakesAl NordSusan NormanLinda NuddMarilyn OakleyRichard and Janet O’FarrellDenise OrrC. Gordon and Joan PackerCatherine PageLaurie PareJennifer and Tim ParkerTim ParkerHans J. PaulsenMarguerite PaulsenDavid PeabodyRoss and Margaret PearceBob and Mary Ann PeelLisa and John PenzoGeorge and Carole PerkinsRobert PerrinJames PescottAnna & Maria PetrykAlison PettigrewTien PhanLeanne PinksenSarah PolleyMaureen PoscenteJennifer and Andy PotterCarol Ann and Patrick C. PowellRobert ProudfootPeggy PughElaine PughGeorge and Merle PumpleAvery M. Prentice QuinnRenate and Fred QuintonSusan Quirk

Maryann RacineThomas RaedlerPeter and Sarah RamsayShirley RattrayIrena RatzRuth Ann RaynerBob and Caron RedgateShirley ReederMaria ReesMrs. Dale R. RichardsonElizabeth RivardMarilyn RobertsIlene E. RobertsSusan Lukey and David RobertsonBill RobertsonChristine and Keith RobinsonNan RobinsonYvonne RocheAdam RosenfeldAngie RumpfLarry RuskinShelley and Dennis RussellMargaret RyanPeter and Christine SammonDorothy and Gordon SandersMandi SandhuPaul and Karin SartorisCyndee SawatzkyLorraine ScarbroughSteve SchippanoskiLisa SchottlisasFrederick and Wilma ScottLaurence and Marvel SeakerDonald SeamanKathleen SendallLinda SerackLarry and Carol ShawHarvey and Audrey ShawLita ShepherdGloria SherbutRoberta and Bruce SherleyArt SlingsbyBetty Ann SmithKenneth and Barbara SmithBeverley SnellSuzanne SnozykKathrin Snyders-BlokIsabel SochatskyDolores SorensenCheryl SorokinLaura E. SpeakmanTimothy and Margaret SpielmanSusan SpoonerGordon and Sharon StabbCaroline and Sandy SteinbergCaron and D. Michael StewartThe Stewart FamilyBonnie and Steve StowkowyPalmer StowkowyBroda and Michael StuartCheryl StubbingsPaul SutcliffeMary Switzer

Patricia SzmolyanJohn TaylorJane Cassie and Richard TaylorRae and Suzanne TealKen and Sylvia TeareBrenda TedescoDorothy ThomsonJanet ThomsonMary C. ThomsonBarbara and Phillip ThorpeWilliam and Colleen TobmanClement and Barbara TrenholmKaren Trenholm-BoyleEdward TrewinGeorgia VallisJackie Van KesselGregory VandenbergAletha VanyJanice VettersBonnie VickeryBre VolanskyRyan WadaStephen and Colleen WakemanMark WalkerEvelyn and Hugh WallaceLisa WalpoleGarth WarnerJoyce WarrenRosanne WarrenCailin WaterhouseBud WatsonMargo Macleod and Norman WebsterGordon and Helen WellsColleen S. WellsCalvin and Edith WenzelDavid P. WerklundTracey WestRon and Norma WestcottDonald and Lori WhiteAlan and Joyce WhitnackGlenn and Dawn WickersonEvelyn WighamSusan K. WightLeah WilkinsonMarshall and Joan WilliamsRobert WilliamsThelma WilliamsJ. Thomas Dance and Nancy WilsonClarence and Rachelle WilsonMaralyn and William WilsonNick and Carol WinstonJudy and John WintonMark and Colleen WolffElisabeth and Derek WoolnerDenis WrenJohn and Sol WrightHarold WyattHiro YoshizumiGwen YoungMurray YoungerWilliam Yuchem

EstatesEstate of Alice RitterEstate of John R. HemstockEstate of Kenneth Thompson

$100,000+Agrium Inc.Calgary Co-operative Association LimitedCanadian Wildlife FederationCenovus Energy IncChevron Canada CorporationCity of CalgaryCity of Calgary Parks and RecreationConoco Phillips Canada Resources Corp.Encana CorporationENMAX Energy CorporationGovernment of AlbertaHusky Energy Inc.RGO Office Products Ltd.

$10,000 - $99,999Alberta Society of Professional BiologistsApache Canada Ltd.Canadian Museums AssociationCivilized Adventures Inc.Dow Chemical Canada Inc.Edmonton Community FoundationEnvironment CanadaFirst Calgary Savings and Credit UnionGovernment of CanadaHopewell Group of CompaniesImperial Oil FoundationIMV ProjectsLafarge Canada Inc.Ledcor Construction LimitedPepsiCo Beverages CanadaRBC FoundationServus Credit UnionSouthworth Charitable FoundationSouthworth Holdings Ltd.The Calgary Foundation

$1,000 - $9,999135482 Canada Inc.Alberta Conservation AssociationAnimal Health Technology Student FundATB Investor ServicesATCO Structures & Logistics Ltd.Big Rock Brewery Ltd.Bowen Workforce SolutionsBrawn FoundationCanadian Association of Zoos & AquariumsCanadian Natural Resources LimitedCanadian Rocky Mountain RanchCenovus Employee FoundationCharger Energy Corp.Crescent Point EnergyDiamond Integrated Marketing - TD BankECO-CELLEdgemont SchoolEgg Farmers of AlbertaEncana Cares FoundationF & D Scene Changes Ltd.Gift Funds of CanadaGorilla RunImperial Oil LimitedJacqueline Corea DesignJerry Pelletier Professional CorporationJohnson Controls, Inc.

Louis Riel SchoolMcCarthy TétraultNestle Canada Inc.Old Dutch Foods Ltd. Private Giving FoundationRBC Financial GroupRBC Phillips, Hager & North Investment CounselRead Jones ChristoffersenRPM Software Run Digital Sam Corea RemaxSundog Printing Limited St Vincent De Paul SchoolSwiftsure FoundationSysco CorporationSysco EdmontonTELUS CaresThe Chinook FoundationUnited Way of Calgary, Donor Choice ProgramWestJet Airlines Ltd. World Wildlife Fund Canada

Under $1,000Apache Superior Printing Ltd. ATCO PipelinesBalmoral Junior High SchoolBank of MontrealCalgary Board EducationCalgary Parrot Head ClubCalgary Retired Teachers’ AssociationCanadaHelps.orgCanadian Discovery LtdCanadian Oil Sands LimitedChief Hauling ContractorsCollins Barrow Calgary LLPCopyseis Ltd.Earth Signal Processing Ltd.Edith Cavell Chapter #25 Order of the Eastern StarEntomological Society of AlbertaErnst & Young LLPGlobal Shades Inc.Grant Creek StudioGreengate Garden CentresHachHighland Moving / FROGBOX CalgaryHoly SpiritHusky Oil Mineral Land/JV DepartmentIndus SchoolJunktiques Ltd.Krista Hermanson DesignMobile Giving Foundation CanadaPenn West Petroleum Ltd.Phil’s Restaurant Ltd.Pizza 73 Rancho Realty (1975) Ltd.RayQuest Holdings Ltd.RBC Capital MarketsRiverton Construction LimitedSchneider ElectricSuncor Energy FoundationThe Calgary Winter ClubThe Costume Shoppe Trace Associates IncWestmount School

ThANkS TO OUR 2012 CORPORATE PARTNERS

Financial support for the Calgary Zoo can be

provided in a variety of ways: from annual gifts and

ZooCare contributions, to donations for special

projects, capital projects and planned gifts.

We invite you to review our projects and programs to

see what might interest you.

For more information, please contact 403-232-7774 or

email donations@calgaryzoo.com

WAYS TO gIVE

OUR VISIONCANAdA’S lEAdER IN WIldlIfE CONSERVATION

OUR MISSIONTAkE ANd INSPIRE ACTION TO SUSTAIN WIldlIfE ANd WIld PlACES

For more information, please contact the

development office at the Calgary Zoo.

Calgary Zoo

1300 Zoo Road NE

Calgary, Alberta T2E 7V6

Phone: 403-232-7774

Email: donations@calgaryzoo.com

Charitable Registration #118824192 RR0001 Cover image: Copyright Natacha Welsh 2012