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INTERACTIVE
The Bishop Strachan School 2014–15 Community Report
DONORS
BSS is nothing if not active;
constantly moving,
stretching and growing.
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4 INTERACTIVE: A YEAR AT BSS
18 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
22 OUR DONORS
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THE BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL 2014–15 COMMUNITY REPORT
And it all happens in relationship – between student and teacher,
student and student, parent and teacher, and an endless combination
of meetings of the mind, heart and spirit. What is the outcome of
these relationships? What changes over the course of one year at BSS
when people interact meaningfully with each other? The answer is lots.
Explore the 2014 –15 school year – made dynamic and memorable by
the contributions of our engaged, and engaging, community.
DONORS
Rob Grundleger and Deryn Lavell
MESSAGE FROM HEAD OF SCHOOL
BSS experienced another dynamic year in 2014 –15. We introduced the Signature of a BSS Girl, began
laying plans for our upcoming 150th anniversary, broke ground on our state-of-the art facility upgrade and,
as always, supported the energy and creativity of our girls.
From a fundraising perspective, last year
was indeed one of our most successful.
Thanks to our donors we launched our
Intersection campaign in the fall and
achieved impressive gains throughout
the year, as you’ll read more about
within these pages.
The sheer volume of supporters from
our entire community of alumnae and
families has shown our girls that BSS
stands together and has faith in their
futures. It’s an important message that
has resonated throughout the school.
Groundbreaking individual donations
have had significant impact in getting us
closer to our goal, demonstrating a new
level of generosity from our community
and a reaffirmation of your confidence
in our mission.
That mission, of course, is to provide
BSS girls with a learning environment
that empowers them to be self-assured,
inquisitive, bold and compassionate.
We believe our girls benefit not only
from a program of powerful learning
that inspires them to achieve excellence
in all areas of academics, but encourages
them to learn beyond the classroom and
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discover their individual traits, passions
and challenges.
You will find much has been accomplished in our quest to continually evolve
our program to better meet the needs of
our girls in this year’s Markers of Progress,
available online at bss.on.ca/report.
Thanks to our outstanding faculty,
staff and Senior Leadership Team, we
have moved forward on a variety of
critical initiatives. Their innovation has
been supported by the careful stewardship of financial resources. For that we
thank our Finance Committee, as well
as our highly committed Board of
Governors for their strategic oversight.
In her first year as Chair, Cindy TRIPP
’82, has been a decisive leader who has
embraced her responsibilities with great
skill and has been an exceptional source
of support and strength for me. I thank
both Cindy and our Board of Governors
for their commitment to the team at BSS
and the vision we share.
I also thank our Board of Trustees
and Trustee Chair, Rob Grundleger, also
in his first year in this role, at the same
time as he assumed the role of Campaign
Chair. His presence as both a Governor
and a Trustee for the past 12 years make
him uniquely experienced to take on
the challenge of a major campaign in
addition to the responsibilities of the
Trustees. He has been an extraordinary
leader in this role and we are all very
grateful for his long-standing involvement with BSS.
BSS is an ambitious school and a
culture that strives to continuously
improve by questioning the ‘givens’ and
exploring new ideas. Thanks to this
shared vision, our students are thriving
in an atmosphere that supports taking
risks and challenging convention while
building a community that embraces
change and difference. I’m very proud
to be part of this exceptional school.
Deryn Lavell
Head of School
“The culture of
philanthropy at BSS
continues to deepen,
and there is no clearer
evidence of this than
the success of the
2014 –15 Annual Fund.”
MESSAGE FROM CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
I am delighted to report on our Foundation activities from this past fiscal year. The energy of the Intersection
campaign, and the philanthropic spirit of the BSS community – parents, Old Girls, grandparents, friends
and staff – has been wonderful to see, and to be a part of.
A part of creating a sustainable institution
involves maintaining a strong endowment
focused on the long-term financial health
of the school. The Trustees of The Bishop
Strachan Foundation are entrusted with
funds endowed by our community of
visionary and progressive donors. The
BSS Endowment stands at $22.7 million
(as of June 30, 2015). The total value
of all funds at the end of June 2015 was
$23.8 million.
Over the course of the 2014–15 year,
the Investment Committee was diligent
in making adjustments to the asset
mix resulting in positive investment
performance. As a result, our endowment balance at the end of the fiscal
year represents a $1.3 million increase
over the previous year’s balance of
$21.4 million at June 30, 2014.
The culture of philanthropy at BSS
continues to deepen, and there is no
clearer evidence of this than the success
of the 2014–15 Annual Fund, which
surpassed $1 million for the first time
in the school’s history, and the successful
launch of our campaign, Intersection.
This year represented the first year
of the Public Phase of the campaign
and resulted in total fundraising of
$4.5 million in new gifts and pledges.
While the majority of gifts were received
in support of the building project,
donors also provided strong support for
both the Innovation Fund and
Community Fund.
I thank the BSS community for the
many and varied parts they have played
in this success. I wish to single out my
fellow Co-Chair, Richard Bradlow, of the
Development Committee, Development
Committee members, Campaign Cabinet
and Leadership Gifts Committee. I also
wish to thank those with whom we work
so closely, Head of School Deryn Lavell,
Chair of the Board of Governors Cindy
TRIPP ’82 and Moira Dossetor and her
team in the Office of Philanthropy and
Alumnae Relations.
Finally, on behalf of the Board of
Trustees I would like to congratulate
and thank the faculty, staff, parents,
students and Old Girls at BSS for a very
successful year.
Rob Grundleger
Chair, Board of Trustees 2014–15
See Rob’s full message at bss.on.ca/report
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At the core of any strong relationship is good communication – finding that place
where divergent opinions are welcome, and respected. Every BSS student in Junior,
Middle or Senior School – whether an introvert or extrovert – is encouraged to explore
her own thoughts, form a sound argument, consider all angles and present her
position confidently. This past year saw our girls work hard to meet high academic
expectations and standards, while they grew in other profound and important ways,
by finding – and using – their own strong voice.
GIRL
TALK
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Our 2014–15 Girl Talk awareness campaign resonated
with our community because BSS is all about conversations
that matter. Inspired by a Grade 11 student and her work
with the Moral Courage Task Force, Girl Talk encouraged
a new view of world problems and generated conversations
on the role we can all play in solutions. Throughout the
year, Girl Talk posters were displayed on campus, while
across the school, the volume was raised for both students
and staff on important issues of inclusion, social justice,
co-operation and collaboration.
You are welcome.
We put a high priority on making BSS a welcoming place –
so the new girl in Junior Kindergarten or Grade 9 feels
just as comfortable as the graduating student entering
her last year at BSS. Head of School Deryn Lavell started
the year with a call out to “lend a hand and help the
new members of our community get oriented and feel at
home.” Our student and adult Buddy Program volunteers
did just that, by reaching out to new families and students
and making their landing at BSS a little bit softer.
A Mission Systems Engineer at MDA Space Missions
(aka rocket scientist) and fierce advocate for women in
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), Natalie
Panek was one of dozens of speakers who came on campus
this year to teach and inspire. Presented by The Joan
WHITTEN Miller ’76 Leadership Series, Natalie spoke
with students about the next generation of Canadian space
robotics and space exploration programs. Natalie is thanked
for her efforts by students Andrea GONZALEZ ’15 (left)
and Bezawit ALEMU ’15.
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DONORS
AT THE
INTERSECTION
“We were inspired to support the Campus Fund, one of Intersection’s three priorities. It’s clear
that the new spaces reflect the school’s powerful approach to teaching and they will serve
the future generations of BSS girls so well. We think it’s important to be involved and support
all of our children’s schools, which is why we have chosen to give equally to BSS and to our
son’s school. We’re proud to have our family’s names associated with this initiative.”
Todd Hargarten and Sarah Morgenstern, active volunteers for Intersection, members of the Leadership Gifts
Committee and parents of Tess, Class of 2018, and Laine, Class of 2022, students at BSS since Junior Kindergarten.
We publicly launched Intersection in October 2014 and, wow, did our
community get behind it! Why? Because our parents, alumnae, staff and
students believe in BSS and our vision for a bolder future, where science
meets art, mind meets spirit and past meets future. They met at the
intersection and set in motion a direct path to even more innovation in
girls’ education – raising over $25 million of our $35 million target, the
largest fundraising goal in our history.
For more information about Intersection or to help reach our target,
contact Jonelle Istead, Campaign Director, in the Office of Philanthropy
and Alumnae Relations at [email protected] or 416-483-4325, ext. 1822.
For a full listing of Intersection supporters, see page 22.
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INTERSECTION
COMMUNITY FUND
“I have a message of great thanks to the
donors who support Financial Assistance
through the Community Fund.”
Kaitlin TSE ’15, BSS alumna, member
of Canada’s under 18 women’s hockey team,
Harvard University student
Junior School student Sophia and teacher (and BSS alum)
Lia ROBERTSON MacLeod ’98 explore wildlife in a
neighbourhood ravine.
INTERSECTION CAMPUS FUND
“People build buildings because they dream. And because they
want possibility. We’ve been thinking about this building as not
something for the next 10 years or 15 years, but for the next 50 years.”
Dr. Angela Terpstra, Principal, Senior School
INTERSECTION
INNOVATION FUND
“Our teachers are second to none because
they never stop learning. They tap into
the world’s very best practices in girls’
education and apply it to everyday
learning at BSS. Add to that the diverse
speakers we bring in year round, and
our students have outstanding access to
transformative information and
hands-on initiatives.”
Mary Anne Van Acker, Assistant Head,
Innovation & Technology,
BSS Professional Learning Committee
Architect’s rendering of the new BSS Art Studio
POWERFUL
LEARNING
Junior School students perform for parents at May 2015 Momentum
This year, our Culture of Powerful Learning was humming at a high level –
moving deftly in and around obstacles, striving to support every kind of learner,
bringing girls out of their comfort zone into the place where real learning
happens, and shining a light on ways to think differently, take more responsibility,
include others, build things anew. When visitors to BSS talk about a palpable
energy on campus, they are feeling this culture, where girls are challenged in the
most valuable ways and where they come to understand they don’t have to do
everything, but they can do anything and do it with their whole heart and mind.
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After intensive research and collaboration, this year we
introduced the Signature of a BSS Girl, a framework to
help students develop specific attributes: curiosity,
self-awareness, grit, voice and leadership. These are viewed
through the lens of Growth Mindset when focused on the
self, and Ethical Citizenship when focused on the self in
relation to others. Think of it as a roadmap to inner space.
BSS Investigations&Expressions
Educators from around the province were on campus to learn from
our Junior School faculty about creating collaborative and vibrant
learning environments. From one participant: “I am so moved by
your relationships, listening to each other and the children, and
using that to move forward and promote relationships.”
LIFE IN BSS BOARDING
What better way to add to our multiplicity of viewpoints and voices than to
welcome 75 girls from 17 different countries around the world to BSS Boarding.
This year, BSS students explored
new dimensions of themselves by
experiencing some of the hundreds of
diverse co-curricular programs on offer.
A global mindset isn’t just our philosophy – it’s our practice.
Global experiences this year included trips for Grade 7–12 students
to Arizona, Ecuador (pictured here), Jamaica and Spain.
COMMUNITY
SPIRIT
“As the culmination of 17 years of involvement at BSS, we were thrilled to lead the
Class of 2015 Scholarship Fund initiative. Thanks to the incredible work of our
Co-Chairs, Bruce and Lisa Rothney, and Tony Gaffney and Dee Patterson, we were
able to leave a significant and lasting legacy in honour of our girls. We were inspired
by the dedication of the girls themselves, who achieved 100% participation in
fundraising, and overwhelmed by the support and generosity of our fellow Class of
2015 parents. This is a clear reflection of our gratitude for all that BSS has done for
our daughters, and our hope that future generations will have the same opportunities.”
Kate BERGHUIS Stevenson ’81 and John Stevenson, Co-Chairs of The Class of 2015 Scholarship Committee
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The spirit of sharing
Our volunteer achievements surpassed expectations in so many ways this
past year. Our Annual Fund hit (and exceeded) the $1 million mark for the
first time in our history, which would not have been possible without the
commitment of our parent volunteers. We thank all of our donors who made
the decision to support BSS and we thank the Stevenson family who, along
with their dedicated team of parent volunteers, led the way to raising an
unprecedented contribution of $178,000 from this year’s graduating class.
This donation goes directly to our Financial Assistance program to welcome
bright young girls to BSS who might otherwise not have the opportunity to
attend. What a generous, meaningful legacy.
The Parent Association had a tremendous
year, thanks to all BSS parents who shared
their time and talents to strengthen the BSS
community. As Co-Chairs of the Parent
Association Executive, Julie Crossland and
Marla Switzer led 42 parent members in the
important roles of welcoming new parents,
helped by the newly developed position
of Welcome Committee Chair, and friendraising, with a focus on parent socials.
We love our BSS parents!
For more information about the Annual Fund or the Class Scholarships,
please contact Melissa Beauchamp, Director, Annual Giving and
Constituent Relations, in the Office of Philanthropy and Alumnae Relations
at [email protected] or 416-483-4325, ext. 1875.
See a full listing of donors to The Class of 2015 Scholarship Fund on page 24,
and a listing of our Langtry Society donors on page 30.
ANNUAL FUND VOLUNTEERS
PARENT VOLUNTEERS
Lori Angle
Francoise CARRAGHER Brown 1982
Cindy Cohen
Leslie FULLERTON Finnegan 1989
and Niall Finnegan
Anita GRASSL ’84
Todd A. Hargarten
Shan Hu
Virginia PRISCUS 1988
Carla Sabatini
Julie Taylor
GRAD CAMPAIGN 2015 CO-CHAIRS
John Stevenson and
Kate BERGHUIS Stevenson 1981
Tony Gaffney and Dee Patterson
Bruce and Lisa Rothney
STAFF AND FACULTY VOLUNTEERS
Jennifer Dunbar
Gill Matthews
Tim Spain
INTERSECTION CABINET
Senator Linda Frum (Honorary Chair)
Robert Grundleger (Chair)
Andrea ODETTE Federer ’79 and
Andrew Federer
Marianne and Andrew Guizzetti
Royal Hong
Sarah Kavanagh
Janelle and Pierre Lassonde
Ilana and Anton Rabie
Cindy TRIPP ’82
Beth CURRIE Watt ’88
LEADERSHIP GIFTS COMMITTEE
Jennifer Bradlow (Co-Chair)
Richard Bradlow (Co-Chair)
Kenny Albert
Andrée Appleton and Alex Leman
Michelle Archer and Marty White
Cindy Cohen
Rob Godfrey
Leslie FULLERTON Finnegan 1989
Wenhe Li
Mark and Beth Litwin
Sarah B. Kavanagh
Sarah Morgenstern and Todd Hargarten
$1M
This year, the BSS Annual
Fund made history by cracking
the $1 million mark, thanks
to unprecedented participation
and generosity from the entire
BSS community. Thank you!
DONORS
Back Row (L to R): Cherry Tabb, Jordan Dermer, Peter Walker, Kenny Albert, Tony
Gaffney, Anne SMALLMAN Gallagher ’81, Mark Nashman, Kate Lyons, Marianne
Guizzetti, Cathy Spoel, Julie Crossland and Royal Hong. Front Row (L to R): Beth
BEATTIE ’86, Richard Bradlow, Sarah B. Kavanagh, Cindy TRIPP ’82, Adele Imrie,
Val Sorbie, Glenn Abugov and Gilda SMART ’89.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
2014 –15
2015 –16
2014 –15
2015 –16
Cindy TRIPP ’82 (Chair)
Sarah B. Kavanagh (Past Chair)*
Robert Grundleger
(Chair, Board of Trustees)*
Glenn Abugov
Kenny Albert
Beth BEATTIE ’86
Richard Bradlow
Julie Crossland
(PA Representative)*
Jordan Dermer
Andrew Federer (Vice-Chair)
Tony Gaffney (Vice-Chair)
Anne SMALLMAN Gallagher
’81 (Old Girl Representative)*
Marianne Guizzetti
Royal Hong
Adele Imrie
Kate Lyons
Mark Nashman
Bruce Poon Tip
Gilda SMART ’89
(International Governor)*
Val Sorbie
Cathy Spoel
Cherry Tabb
Rev. Canon Peter Walker*
Cindy TRIPP ’82 (Chair)
Sarah B. Kavanagh (Past Chair)*
Robert Grundleger
(Chair, Board of Trustees)*
Kenny Albert
Beth BEATTIE ’86
Richard Bradlow
Jordan Dermer
Andrew Federer (Vice-Chair)
Tony Gaffney (Vice-Chair)
Christin CARMICHAEL
Greb ’96 (Old Girl
Representative)*
Marianne Guizzetti
Royal Hong
Adele Imrie
Jennifer Keesmaat
Katrina LING ’82
(International Governor)
Kate Lyons
Mark Nashman
Bruce Poon Tip
Val Sorbie
Cathy Spoel
Marla Switzer
Cherry Tabb
Rev. Canon Peter Walker*
Craig J. Webster
Kate Lyons (Past Chair)
Cindy TRIPP ’82
(Chair, Board of Governors)*
Brendan Caldwell
Mary Deacon
Christin CARMICHAEL Greb
’96 (Old Girl Representative)*
Kosty Gilis
Pierre Lassonde
Victoria MACKENZIE
Lazier ’73
Pamela RITCHIE Levitt ’92
Jim Mountain
Heather Regent
Daniel Sonshine
David Stonehouse
Marla Switzer
Erol Uzumeri
Martha WILDER ’74
Kate Lyons (Past Chair)
Cindy TRIPP ’82
(Chair, Board of Governors)*
Jennifer Bradlow
Brendan Caldwell
Andrea ODETTE Federer ’79
Kosty Gilis
Kelsey Gunderson
Jonathan Hunter
Pierre Lassonde
Genevieve MCKILLOP ’92
(Old Girl Representative)*
Jim Mountain
Daniel Sonshine
David Stonehouse
Martha WILDER ’74
* Ex-officio position
* Ex-officio position
Back Row (L to R): Pierre Lassonde, Marla Switzer, Christin CARMICHAEL
Greb ’96, Brendan Caldwell, Victoria MACKENZIE Lazier ’73 and David
Stonehouse. Front Row (L to R): Daniel Sonshine, Sarah B. Kavanagh, Kate
Lyons, Robert Grundleger, Mary Deacon and Martha WILDER ’74.
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Sarah Myton, Deb Piotrowski, Alice Barnett
As they always do, BSS staff got into Spirit Week this year.
It’s hard to tell who is more spirited – the girls or their teachers!
Senior School students Anya and Isabel count donations
the Philanthropy Council raised through this year’s theme days
and Spirit Week activities. An inspiring example of community
spirit, the Council supports a community in Mali and a child
in Kenya through Plan Canada, maintains a disaster relief fund
and supports local communities.
Every year for the last 30, we have welcomed a different author to BSS – each highly
accomplished and excited to share his or her insights – thanks to the communityminded Hill Canadian Authors Fund. This year, we welcomed Claire Battershill,
Canadian author of Circus and winner of CBC’s 2008 Literary Award for
Short Fiction, to help celebrate 30 years of the Fund. BSS thanks the visionary
support of the Hill family: Harry and Alverna Hill, Meredith HILL Robitaille ’76,
Megan HILL ’78, Marta HILL ’81, Paisley HILL ’85, Sarah CRANSTON ’09
and Grace Garvey, Class of 2018.
DONORS
PROUD
HERITAGE
There’s excitement in the air as we draw closer to our 150th anniversary in 2017. BSS is that rare
combination of proud heritage and powerful future. And that’s because of our steadfast mission –
an unwavering commitment to girls and their boundless potential. This year, we celebrated
100 years at our campus, at the same time as we set out to transform it to align more closely with
our curriculum and culture. Around the world, 6,000 alumnae who spent their formative years
at BSS continue to pursue excellence while they stay in touch – some many decades later – with
their classmates and the place that set them off on their inspired journey.
The Quiet Room of our Student
Centre became a walk through history
this year as some of our Museum &
Archives imagery came to life on the
walls, displaying highlights of campus
life from our very first building in
1867 to our latest, set to open in 2017.
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Volunteer staff and students welcomed the wider
community in May to celebrate our 100th year at
our current campus, and what better way to do
that than to participate in Doors Open Toronto?
It was pretty exciting for the BSS community to watch the
Pan Am Games in Toronto this past summer. We had two staff
members carry the torch through communities before the
Games began, then three alumnae competing at the highest
levels, including badminton players Rachel HONDERICH ’14,
left (silver, singles and bronze, women’s doubles) and Alex
BRUCE ’08 (silver, mixed doubles and bronze, women’s doubles).
The transformation of the Great Hall for this year’s
Heritage Dinner was extraordinary. It set the scene
for a warm evening attended by many BSS community
members who braved the February cold to celebrate
our heritage and to reconnect.
This year’s Distinguished Old Girl Award was presented at Heritage Dinner
to author, health professional and stress management consultant Claire
JEPHCOTT McDerment ’56, who developed the Kids Have Stress Too! ®
Program, used by parents, childcare providers and teachers, and offered in
every province by local trainers and facilitators.
Our grads make us enormously proud. We shared their fears, failures, discoveries and
celebrations this year – all part of the learning process. And they experienced the school’s
struggles and successes as well. All of us at BSS understand that the most profound
growth comes from that place of risk, where you stretch yourself – without fully knowing
the outcome – until you discover strength and skills you might never have imagined.
We see the potential of our girls when they first step onto campus, and we see it realized
beautifully when they leave. If we’ve done our job right, their learning will never cease,
nor their desire to help themselves, and others, reach new heights.
GRADUATION
DAY
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2014–15 Head Girl and Valedictorian Hannah Lee takes a selfie of her and her fellow grads.
An enduring tradition, our graduates
perform just before they leave BSS for the
last time, as a student. (We know they’ll
be back on campus soon!) This was the
first year that all Grade 12s wore the white
uniform blazer (previously restricted to
Prefects). The move was a reflection of a
changing student leadership framework
to ensure a wider scope of leadership
opportunities for a greater number of
students and to demonstrate the value BSS
places on all expressions of leadership.
Class of 2015
This year’s graduation ceremonies were full of laughs and tears, and a host of
awards for outstanding student achievement. Here, BSS Alumnae Association
Chair Anne SMALLMAN Gallagher ’81 presents the law award to Jenny LI ’15.
Earlier in the year, Jenny was honoured for a perfect score on her Advanced
Placement (AP) Microeconomics exam in spring 2014. Of the 74,049 students
who wrote that exam, Jenny was one of only 15 students in the world to earn every
possible point (90 out of 90) on this exam – a remarkable and rare achievement.
For more student awards and achievements, see the BSS Markers of Progress in the
online version of this 2014–15 Community Report at bss.on.ca/report
The love of learning our students develop at BSS takes them far – not just in
their education, but in their lives. This year, we sent 115 young women off to
the very best universities around the world. Whether they started at BSS in
Junior Kindergarten or any other year, they have become an important part
of our history, and have built a strong, exciting future for themselves.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
The Bishop Strachan School Foundation
Statement of financial position
June 30
2015 2014
ASSETS
Current
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 714,372 $ 2,681,556
Other
7,364 Investments
23,183,859 21,698,811
8,040
$ 23,905,595 $ 24,388,407
LIABILITIES
Current
Payables and accruals
$
31,730 $ 29,343
Payable to The Bishop Strachan School
72,288 109,514
104,018 138,857
General
411,815 439,076
Restricted
615,000 2,366,639
Endowed
22,774,762 21,443,835
CAPITAL
23,801,577 24,249,550
$ 23,905,595 $ 24,388,407
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Statement of financial activities and changes in capital
General
Year ended June 30
2015 Restricted
2014 2015 Endowed
2014 2015 Total
2014 2015 2014
REVENUE
Donations
$ 121,608 $ 173,265 $ 3,175,972 $ 1,772,644 $ 525,911 $ 525,839 $ 3,823,491 $ 2,471,748
Investment income
30,713 152,321 Financial aid
– – 186,197 311,422 583,065 Other
– – 4,906,645 386,541 114,327 60,000 60,000 – – – Professional fees
14,582 15,681 – – Life insurance
– – – – 74,582 75,681 5,092,842 697,963 698,068 Excess (deficiency) of
revenue over expenditures
77,739 Capital, beginning of year 439,076 Interfund transfers
(105,000) Capital, end of year
$
45,057 60,231 117,806 1,503,084 2,757,754 1,594,028 2,920,617
218,322 3,236,203 1,890,450 2,028,995 3,283,593 5,417,519 5,392,365
EXPENDITURES
Grants
Marketing development
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459,763 769,262 771,185
80,154 5,020,972 466,695
– 60,000 60,000
– – 14,582 15,681
676 584 676 584
540,501 5,865,492 1,314,145
142,641 (1,856,639) 1,192,487 1,330,927 2,743,092 (447,973) 4,078,220
296,435 2,366,639 1,174,152 21,443,835 18,700,743 24,249,550 20,171,330
– 411,815 $ 439,076 $
105,000 – – – – –
615,000 $2,366,639 $22,774,762 $21,443,835 $23,801,577 $24,249,550
The Bishop Strachan School
Statement of operations
Year ended June 30
2015 2014
REVENUE
Fees
Day students
$ 25,403,505 $ 23,966,880
Boarders
4,424,115 4,290,810
29,827,620 28,257,690
Contributions
1,242,995 1,328,063
Summer
92,877 101,582
Food services retail
92,397 83,702
Amortization of deferred contributions
578,321 596,640
Interest
271,657 260,454
Other
139,308 190,193
32,245,175 30,818,324
EXPENSES
Salaries and wages
16,777,419 16,481,577
Staff benefits
3,286,318 3,555,695
Academic
585,183 810,736
Information technology
785,292 811,492
Facilities
1,221,996 1,202,909
Food services and housekeeping
2,031,593 1,978,138
General and administrative
2,509,294 2,181,321
Needs and merit based scholarships and awards
1,275,105 1,255,335
Interest on capital leases
Depreciation
1,938,890 1,896,403
16,011 22,120
30,427,101 30,195,726
Excess of revenue over expenses
$ 1,818,074 $ 622,598
Excess of revenue over expenses
$ 1,818,074 $ 622,598
Transferred to internally restricted reserves
(1,763,723) (606,063)
To unrestricted deficit
$
22
54,351 $ 16,535
The Bishop Strachan School
Statement of financial position
June 30
2015 2014
ASSETS
Current
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 17,685,627 $ 15,878,643
Receivables
Student accounts
4,017,655 2,546,477
72,288 109,514
Other
252,992 218,812
Inventory, at cost
26,083 28,146
Prepaids
160,297 119,413
22,214,942 18,901,005
Cash relating to continuing deposits
Capital assets
33,930,589 30,707,594
532,500 452,000
$ 56,678,031 $ 50,060,599
LIABILITIES
Current
Payables and accruals
$ 3,787,140 $ 4,013,404
Unearned revenue
19,278,869 18,347,028
Deferred contributions
2,064,030 2,129,923
Current portion of obligation under capital leases
148,800 142,417
25,278,839 24,632,772
Continuing deposits
532,500 Deferred contributions relating to capital assets
18,371,631 14,150,040
Obligation under capital leases
137,322 452,000
286,122
44,320,292 39,520,934
NET ASSETS
Surplus invested in capital assets
14,858,610 15,831,509
Internally restricted reserves
1,071,000 2,400,000
Unrestricted deficit
(3,571,871) (7,691,844)
12,357,739 10,539,665
$ 56,678,031 $ 50,060,599
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DONORS
Thank you!
Inside these pages we list members of the BSS community who have made the pivotal decision to support our girls
today, and in the future. They believe strongly in our school’s Vision, Mission and Values, and express that belief
through their generous support. Those who have supported BSS are highlighted as follows:
CONSECUTIVE GIVING
* 5-9 years ** 10-19 years *** 20+ years
DONOR AFFILIATION
l Faculty and Staff
lFoundation
lAssociation
l Old Girl
l Current Parent
l Parent of Alumnae
lGrandparent
INTERSECTION
Intersection+ Society
+
Intersection
We are proud to recognize donors who have made a gift or pledge of $1,000
or more to Intersection from the beginning of our campaign to June 30, 2015.
$1 MILLION AND ABOVE
The Burnett Family +
Linda Frum and Howard Sokolowski
Michael MacMillan and Cathy Spoel
Anonymous
$500,000–$999,999
David, Stacey and Geri Cynamon
The Guizzetti Families
Janelle and Pierre Lassonde
Aaron and Heather Regent
3 Anonymous Donors
$250,000–$499,999
Tony and Anne Arrell +
The Atkinson Family
The BSS Parent Association
The Currie Family +
De Gasperis Family and Metrus Properties
Laura Dinner and Richard Rooney
Shelagh REBURN Godsoe 1958 and
Peter Godsoe +
The Grundleger Family
The Hibberd Family
Natty and Mark Nashman +
Jing Ning and Yu Tian
The Rabie Family +
Cynthia and Bradley Sherman
$100,000–$249,999
Andrée Appleton and Alexander Leman +
John and Jocelyn Barford
Tony Chapman
The Clarus Foundation
Ken Hugessen and Jennifer Connolly
Lori and Richard Elder +
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Amoryn S. ENGEL 1990
The Kavelman Fonn Foundation
Marilena Fuda and Timothy Lazaris
Blake and Belinda Goldring
Gang Yang and Royal Hong
Ann Horton
Lynn and Arnold Irwin
The Estate of
Jalynn ROGERS Bennett 1962
Sarah B. Kavanagh
Terence M. Kavanagh
Sisi Liu and Hongke Zheng
Jenifer and Stephen McDonald
Sarah Morgenstern and Todd Hargarten
Andrew Federer and
Andrea ODETTE Federer 1979
Loretta Rogers and The Rogers Family
Martha L. ROGERS 1990
Bruce and Lisa Rothney +
Neil and Chrisula Selfe and Family
Zarine and Rajiv Silgardo
The Caikui Sun Family
The Larry and Judy Tanenbaum
Family Foundation
The Trapp Family +
Cindy TRIPP 1982 and Anthony Boright +
Joanne Weaver and James Mountain
Martha WILDER 1974
1 Anonymous Donor
$50,000–$99,999
Kim and Martin Abell
The Abugov Family
Kenny and Julie Albert
Shimu Qian and Adalaiti Amuti
Jennifer and Richard Bradlow +
Sheila Brown and Douglas Guzman
Winifrede ROGERS Burry 1954
Sandra and Brendan Caldwell
Iris Chen and Jack Zhang
Hillary and Andrew Cumming
Mark and Susan Davis Family
The Duboc Family
Rob and Melinn Godfrey
Richard and Gwen Harvey
The Hawkrigg Family
Adele and David Imrie
The Estate of Barbara JONES 1939
Ron and Lucinda Kogan
Victoria MACKENZIE Lazier 1973
Changning Hu and Limin Lin
Anne Y. LINDSEY 1973
Katrina LING 1982
Liz Lundell and Guy Burry
Liza Mauer and Andrew Sheiner
Joan WHITTEN Miller 1976 and
John Miller
Xiu He Sun and Jin Fang Niu
Martha OSLER 1973 and Gregory Hannon
Michelle and Robert Pollock +
The Rawlings Family
Daniel and Shelley Sonshine
Maureen and Wayne Squibb
John Stevenson and
Len and Angelika Stuart
Elizabeth L. Thomson 1967
The Estate of Olwen OWEN Walker 1930
Kimberlee and Peter Wallace
Deborah Wightman and Peter Buzzi
Yau Wai and Barton Wong
Tom and Ruth Woods
DONORS
5 Anonymous Donors
$25,000–$49,999
Anchor Shoring & Caissons Ltd.
Michelle Archer and Marty White
Willa BERGHUIS Baynard 1984
Geordie Dalglish and Swith Bell
Jennifer HOLDROYD Brown 1978 and
Colin Brown
The BSS Alumnae Association
Gilbert and Daphne Chan
Kim Cheesbrough +
Xing Yue Chen and Wei Wei
Elaine HO Cheng 1983
Jessica Chutter and Derek Berghuis
Cindy Cohen and Beverly Ross +
Jordan and Mandy Dermer +
Niall Finnegan and Leslie
FULLERTON Finnegan 1989 +
The Gilliam Group Inc.
Jordan and Lisa Gnat and Family
Susan and David Howard
Renata MCCARTHY Humphries 1959
Jan Innes and Christopher Morgan
Michelle Lally and Craig Webster +
Deryn Lavell and Stephen Johnson
The Leith Family
Joyce CARTWRIGHT Lewis 1950
Leon Shi and Qun Li
Weenie and Guangquan Li
The Lind Family Foundation
The Lovas Family
Kate Lyons
Tom and Sarah Milroy
Adam and Dena Ochshorn
Mary PATHY 1955
Edward and Suzanne Rogers
Vadim Jivov and Yekaterina Shkolnik
William Smallman
Heather CLYDE Stewart 1981
Jennifer and Kenneth Tanenbaum
1 Anonymous Donor
$1,000–$24,999
Jill CARMICHAEL Adolphe 1981 and
Kevin Adolphe
Dominique Barker and Matthew Gibson
Susan TEMPLE Bassett 1966 and
Douglas Bassett
The Baumgartners
Beth BEATTIE 1986
Faith and William Berghuis
Nicole and Jordan Bitove
Dorothy BOYLEN Caldwell 1962 and
Thomas Caldwell
Sandra and Roland Cardy
Martine and Robert Celej
Stephen Chetner and Rebecca Eckler
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Carolyn and Steven Cohen
Andre Colenbrander and Katharine
AZIZ Colenbrander 1978
Stephanie and Phillip Crawley
Jacqueline Currie and Ross Kappele
Honor BONNYCASTLE de Pencier 1955
Mary Deacon
Elvio and Marlene DelZotto
Margaret DEROCHE Derry 1964 and
Douglas Derry +
Michael Dila and Moira Dossetor
Elizabeth MCDONALD Drake 1960
Mary KENNER Dyment 1952
Robert Elder and Tracy GLYNN Elder 1983
Soraya Farha and Frank McLaughlin
Anthony and Shari Fell
Joanne Ferstman
Karen Gable and Jason Sniderman
Kathleen Gibbens and Kelsey Gunderson
Haley and Kosty Gilis
Kenny and Neishaw Girdharry
Anita GRASSL 1984 and Blair Marsden
Cindy and Michael Hansen
Paula and Mark Hardisty
YingDong Qiu and Ling He +
Goodith FEILDING Heeney 1955
Colin Brown
Joyce Hung and Chih-hung Chen
Amy and Scott Jackson
Craig and Judy Jarvis
Roxanne Joyal and Marc Kielburger
Jane KELLY 1982 and Donald Bannister +
Perri and Elliot Kirshenblatt
Beth Leggett Histed and Jeffrey Histed
Nicole LeGresley
Janey and Daniel Leslie +
Courtenay and Simon Lester
Mary M. LEWIS 1965
Monica Li and Jun Zhang
Sherry Lin’s Family
John A. MacDonald
The Manserra Family
Mara and Michael Marcello
Natalie Marconi and Stephen Lee
Donald K. Johnson and
Anna McCowan Johnson
Peter and Jenny McGrath
Christopher Bennett and
Genevieve MCKILLOP 1992
Barbara McLean and Mort Mitchnick
Judith and Sidney McMurray
The Meikle Family
Hailey and Rick Meslin
Audrey and Dan Natale
Joan DIXON Parkes 1959 +
David and Shelley Peterson
Catherine Pfaff +
Sandy and Bruce Phillips
Karen Powell
Virginia PRISCUS 1988 and
Julian Padfield +
Sandra Rosch and Ian Osler
The Rosenbaum Family +
Abigail A. DOOLITTLE Ruhlman 1975
Janice Russell and Rick Rohde
Meredith ROBINSON Saunderson 1952
Gilda M. SMART 1989
Fai Li
Karen and Benjamin Springer
Leanne and Peter Steger
Leslie STEPHENSON 1985
Lisa STEWART 1988
Helen and Gary Posesorski
Louise and Bill Sutton
Sandra Teperman Goldlist and
Harley Goldlist
Heather LORIMER Thomson 1955 and
Richard Thomson
Bishop Ann E. Tottenham
Doug Scott and Jennifer Trent
Mary Anne Van Acker +
Jennifer van der Put and Robert Mah
Mitty and Peter van der Velden
Heather White and Eric Mackie
Patricia Winders-Lee and John Lee
The Witkin Coleman Family
Peregrine Wood and Kirk Roberts
Yiqing Xue and Xuewen Zhu
Juncai Ma and Juan Yang +
Lorna M. YATES 1992 +
Winnie Yeh-Chu and Michael Chu
Yuhong Zhang and Jun Du +
Qing Zhou and Chuan Zhang +
8 Anonymous Donors
Names with the plus symbol are
members of our Intersection+ Society,
who have made generous commitments
to our Intersection campaign as well
as a gift in support of the Head’s
Discretionary Fund in the 2014–15
year. We are grateful to these members,
as they continue to give our Head of
School the flexibility and resources for
a richer learning environment. For more
information about the Intersection+
Society, please feel free to contact
Melissa Beauchamp at mbeauchamp@
bss.on.ca or 416-483-4325, ext. 1875.
DONORS
Gaudeamus Legacy Society
The Gaudeamus Legacy Society celebrates those who have made provisions
for a future gift to The Bishop Strachan School. Choosing to make a legacy
gift is to give voice to future generations of BSS girls and ensure our continued culture of powerful learning that has led to so much accomplishment and
change in the world. Thank you to all our Legacy members for your strong
belief in the school’s Vision, Mission and Values. Names in bold represent
new members of our Gaudeamus Legacy Society as of June 30, 2015.
Tony and Anne Arrell
Carroll NICHOLLS Baker 1972
Alice WEST Bastedo 1957
Beth BEATTIE 1986
Katherine BEATTIE 1983
Wendy BECK 1980
Gail BERMAN 1975
Nan HAM Blair 1955
Carolyn BOX 1948
Pamela BROOK 1964
Mary Louise MCLACHLIN Browning 1943
Brenda BROWNLEE 1965
Sally ELLSWORTH Cameron 1955
Kerry CLARK Chalmers 1995
Kim Cheesbrough
Suzanne IVEY Cook 1979
Janet COTTRELLE 1971
Betsy MACLEAN-HOWARD
Davidson 1949
Honor BONNYCASTLE de Pencier 1955
Andrea ODETTE Federer 1979
Andrew Federer
Michael Gouinlock
Ann GRAHAM-Calderisi 1962
Ginny MEDLAND Green 1972
Stephanie HERDER 1973
Patti HULL 1977
Adele and David Imrie
Nancy PARK Ivory 1952
Sarah B. Kavanagh
Janet and Tim Kennish
Jodi KNIGHT 1975
Laura LANNING 1985
Mary ASH Lee 1962
Sunhee Lee and Jonghun Kim
Anne Y. LINDSEY 1973
Natalie Little and Paul Raymond
Rosalind HEATH Logue 1942
Margaret BLACKMORE Maclure 1940
Annie FRASER McClelland 1970
Barbara McLean and Mort Mitchnick
Mary MISHEFF Memedova 1952
The Duchess Elaine DAVIS Morgan
de Clermont 1962
Hilary WARREN Nicholls 1955
Katherina DRECHSLER Nitsche 1983
Anne ODETTE Kaye 1976
Pilar PARDUCCI 1985
Mary PATHY 1955
Dianne PERKIN 1979
Valerie WHITTINGHAM Pringle 1971
Jennifer Rainbird
Eleanor LEE Remark 1943
Leslie STEPHENSON 1985
John Stevenson and
Diane GRELL-Thow 1960
Bishop Ann E. Tottenham
Cindy TRIPP 1982
Erika TURNARETSCHER van Dam 1995
7 Anonymous Donors
REALIZED BEQUESTS
The Estate of Ann WALKER Bell 1942
The Estate of Marni LITHGOW
de Pencier 1950
The Estate of Elizabeth Athol
SNIVELY Dunbar 1940
The Estate of Janet Chaplin Heywood
The Estate of Bryce McClelland Hunter
The Estate of Yvonne DAY Poupore 1939
For more information about the Gaudeamus
Legacy Society or to let us know of your intention
to make a future gift to BSS, please contact
Claudia Metelsky, Director of Leadership Gifts
and Stewardship, Office of Philanthropy and
Alumnae Relations at [email protected] or
416-483-4325, ext. 1823.
Class of 2015 Scholarship Fund
Thanks to the generosity of students, staff, parents and grandparents, the Class
of 2015 established their Scholarship Fund with gifts and pledges to $178,000
and 100% participation from the graduating students and 57% participation
from their families.
Neil Abbott and Mary Johnston Abbott
The Abugov Family
Kevin Adolphe
Linda BALDWIN Syron 1984
Wendy BECK 1980
Adriana and Vince Bertucci
Susan Bowman and Michael Miller
Martine and Robert Celej
Gilbert and Daphne Chan
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Jessica Chutter and Derek Berghuis
Carolyn and Steven Cohen
AZIZ Colenbrander 1978
Jacqueline Currie and Ross Kappele
Frank Thompson and Josette deBrouwer
Claire and Sam Duboc
Joanne Ferstman
Margot Friedman and David Greenberg
Karen Gable and Jason Sniderman
Jan Gillespie
Kenny and Neishaw Girdharry
Vilma Rojas and Jaime Gonzalez
Rita Gravina
Robert and Catherine Grundleger
Marianne and Andrew Guizzetti
Cindy and Michael Hansen
Paula and Mark Hardisty
Mildred STROTHER Howson 1946
Jing Huang and Houqin Li
Joyce Hung and Chih-hung Chen
Richard Livesley and Heather James
Craig and Judy Jarvis
Paul Ruta and Jacqueline King
Perri and Elliot Kirshenblatt
DONORS
Thomas and Lorin Klein
Shailesh and Nina Kotwal
Tiffany and Chi Yung Lau
Patricia Winders-Lee and John Lee
Beth Leggett Histed and Jeffrey Histed
Catherine Lyons
Darby MacNab
Mara and Michael Marcello
Natalie Marconi and Stephen Lee
Constance A. MARLATT 1982
Cathy and David Mathison
The Meikle Family
Laura Mustard
Cathy and Mark Orcutt
Maria Petrini and Nick D’Elia
Sandyand Bruce Phillips
Paul Piccininni and Dee Connolly
Edward and Suzanne Rogers
Bruce and Lisa Rothney
Nancy Rowat and Ernest McNee
Christine and Craig Russell
Janice Russell and Rick Rohde
Fay Sliwin and Harvey Blankenstein
Ailee Soulliere
Karen and Benjamin Springer
Leanne and Peter Steger
John Stevenson and
Katharine Tapscott and
Timothy McInerney
Harley Goldlist
Suzette Thompson
Doug Scott and Jennifer Trent
Mitty and Peter van der Velden
Vanessa Vanclief
Sarah White
The Witkin Coleman Family
Peregrine Wood and Kirk Roberts
Elizabeth Woolley
Nikki Woronka
Winnie Yeh-Chu and Michael Chu
5 Anonymous Donors
GRADUATING CLASS
Emily ABBOTT
Caitlin ABUGOV
Lauren ADOLPHE
Bezawit ALEMU
Arabella ALLAN
Michelle BAUMGARTNER
Jennifer BERGHUIS
Alessia BERTUCCI
Rikki BLANKENSTEIN
Jacklynn BOYLE
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Katie CARDIFF
Nastassja CELEJ
Onmi CHAI
Christabel CHAN
Vicky CHEN
Emily CHO
Monica CHU
Jacqueline COHEN
Alexa COLEMAN
Katharine COLENBRANDER
Katherine D’ELIA
Hanna DAVIES
Juliette DECK-REMILLARD
Kelsey DEGAGNE
Nani DETTI
Clare DOWNIE
Jessica ELDRIDGE
Stefani ELEOFF
Brooke ELLSWORTH
Deanna ESPOSITO
Yingsi FANG
Echo GABLE-SNIDERMAN
Ciara GAFFNEY
Teigan GILLESPIE
Natasha GIRDHARRY
Evangeline GOGOU
Alison GOLDLIST
Andrea GONZALEZ
Sydney GREENBERG
Amy GRUNDLEGER
Lauren GUIZZETTI
Ali GUNAY
Sofia GUTIERREZ DURAN
Jamie HABERMAN
Rachel HANSEN
Georgia HARDISTY
Madeleine HERLIN
Juliet HISTED
Zishen HU
Rachel HUANG
Kourtney JACKSON
Somerset JARVIS
Alice KIM
Eden KIRSHENBLATT
Lexi KLEIN
Snigdha KOIRALA
Maya KOTWAL
Chloe LAI
Sian LATHROP
Janice LAU
Chantelle LEE
Hannah LEE
Amanda LEVINE
Jenny LI
MuZe (Melody) LI
Morgen LIIK
Mengbo LIU
Shuxi (Shirley) LIU
Tracy LIU
Emma LIVESLEY-JAMES
Allegra LUCHIN
Madison MARCELLO
Andie MATHISON
Emma MCINERNEY
Mary MCNEE
Hanna MEIKLE
Randall MILLER
Tiadora MIRIC
Angel NG
Cherrie NG
Emma ORCUTT
Pashka PASKULIN
Grace PEEBLES
Rachel PEREIRA ROSA
Brigitte PHILLIPS
Gabriella PICCININNI
Shiqin RAN
Dominique RITCHIE
Aleda ROBERTS
Lucy ROBINSON
Chloe ROGERS
Stephanie ROTHNEY
Nina ROWAN
Ashlyr RUSSELL
Katie RUSSELL
Josephine RUTA
Hannah SAVILLE
Katrina SCHMID
Olivia SCOTT
Samantha SEARS
Kristina SHEARSON
Simran SINGH
Jessica SIU
Laura SLOAN
Rosemary SNELL
Laura SPRINGER
Monika STEGER
Willa STEVENSON
Emma SYRON
Catherine THOMPSON
Jessica THOMPSON
Caroline TSAMBALIEROS
Kaitlin TSE
Miggs VAN DER VELDEN
Hannah WHITE
Teegan WILLIAMS
Shinuo XU
Tianya YANG
Khanshaiym ZHAUKEN
DONORS
Endowed and Named Funds
Many of our donors choose to establish endowed or named funds as a way to support school priorities in the medium
and long-term. Some of these funds support specific program areas, capital improvements or speaker series, but the
vast majority provide financial support for girls who would otherwise not have access to a BSS education. While some
donors have made endowed gifts which have an impact in perpetuity, some have chosen to make significant expendable gifts that are paid out immediately, and still others have preferred to make a blended gift that has an impact over a
series of years. The following list represents these donors who chose named funds as a means to expand the opportunities for BSS girls.* We thank all our donors for their foresight.
* Funds listed had a balance of $50,000 or more by June 30, 2015
Balance at June 30
2015
2014
Balance at June 30
$ 290,172
$ 280,373
The 21st Century Scholarship Fund
147,981
140,941
Anonymous Financial Aid Fund
324,568
350,080
The Arrell Family Bursary Fund
168,654
162,960
79,212
75,444
The John and Jocelyn Barford
Family Bursary Fund
274,899
265,617
The Bitove Family Bursary Fund
100,358
96,969
The Marjorie Gregg Memorial Bursary Fund
76,692
73,620
The Grundleger Fund
The BSS Old Girls’ Association Bursary Fund
243,841
209,403
The BSS Parent Association Bursary
206,266
186,930
The Burry Family Bursary
70,771
68,381
The Peter Buzzi and Deborah
Wightman Scholarship Fund
57,206
53,466
The Rosemary CARDY ’72
Memorial Bursary Fund
68,091
63,618
The Chapman Family Bursary
135,923
131,333
The Cheuk Family Bursary Fund
230,613
222,826
The Clarus Innovation Fund
118,420
112,787
The Leta MACDONELL Currer ’65
Memorial Scholarship
74,041
70,043
The Alice LANGSTAFF Derry ’22
Bursary Fund
67,542
64,295
The Devine Family Bursary
634,463
613,037
The Catherine and Nicky Eaton Hertiage Fund
111,237
92,987
Emma’s Gift
363,534
331,934
64,253
62,083
155,097
147,718
62,301
58,219
The 125th Board and Trustees Bursary Fund
The Award for Teaching Excellence
The Brown Family Bursary
The Federer Family Fund
The Flynn Family Bursary Fund
The Gaffney/Patterson Fund
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The Nicola GALLOWAY ’85
The General Bursary Fund
2015
2014
78,158
75,518
$ 1,266,000 $ 1,222,330
The General Endowment Fund
2,061,116
1,964,260
The General Scholarship Fund
548,396
522,307
The Goldring Family STEM Fund
202,500
195,662
The Gordon-MaGee Family Fund
107,119
101,569
58,798
56,812
114,507
79,468
The Richard and Gwen Harvey Family Fund
68,329
66,022
The Hawkrigg Family Bursary
76,080
73,511
Haynes-Connell Community Service Fund
187,826
181,484
The Heritage Fund
122,826
118,678
The Barbara LOGIE Heward ’21 Bursary Fund
167,299
145,215
The Kathleen HOW Hewitt ’19
179,209
173,157
The Dorothy Beattrice Higgs
65,355
63,148
The Hill Canadian Authors Fund
78,186
70,376
The John Hodgins Bursary Fund
189,415
182,729
The Hugessen Family Bursary Fund
128,915
124,562
The Donald F. Hunter Charitable Bursary
122,993
118,839
The Arnold and Lynn Irwin Bursary Fund
152,307
147,164
The Barbara JONES ’39 Bursary Fund
166,441
102,725
The Kavanagh Family Bursary Fund
199,727
192,982
The Renata KIERANS ’87 and
Julia KIERANS ’89 Bursary Fund
81,175
78,434
The H.P. Lam Bursary Fund
59,307
56,486
231,159
222,580
The Katharine Lamont Bursary Fund
DONORS
Balance at June 30
The Lau Family Scholarship
2015
2014
$ 1,691,358 $ 1,634,242
147,697
168,421
60,834
58,780
365,992
353,633
The Susan BRIDGMAN Lind ’36
Bursary Fund
72,831
70,371
The Natalie Little Endowment Fund
72,965
70,502
The Ottilie SCHREIBER Mason ’10
Bursary Fund
124,646
120,437
The Lazaris-Fuda Bursary Fund
The Jennifer W. LEE ’01 Bursary Fund
The Lett Family Maintenance Fund
Balance at June 30
The Stuart Bursary
2015
$
93,162
2014
$
90,016
The Elizabeth L. Thomson 1967
Boarder Bursary
62,668
60,552
The Ann E. Tottenham Chair in
Canadian Studies
770,611
744,492
The Ann Tottenham Scholarship and
Bursary Fund
320,673
308,878
The Debbie HATCH Tredway ’71
61,287
58,831
The Edward Tremain Bursary Fund
79,072
75,967
The John and Ruth McCarthy
Grade 7 Citizenship Scholarship
78,362
63,687
The Woods Family Fund
68,480
66,168
The David McMaster Memorial Bursary Fund
80,369
77,655
The Isabelle GORDON Wright ’28
Bursary Fund
94,107
90,929
The Janet THOMPSON Medland ’46
Bursary Fund
125,432
121,099
The Wu Family Bursary Fund
95,371
92,150
The Louise BURGE Miano ’48 Art Fund
933,362
901,842
The Wu Family Music Fund
81,198
78,456
The Mountain Family Bursary Fund
110,983
113,074
The Agnes Yuen Bursary Fund
135,849
131,262
The Helen GARDINER Phelan ’36
Twenty-First Century Scholarship
The Class of ’55 Bursary Fund
124,122
83,767
506,773
489,660
83,318
79,732
The Don Quixote Award for the
Pursuit of a Dream
109,453
104,355
The Friends of ’62 Bursary Fund
79,055
76,385
74,673
67,320
The Regent Family Fund
299,786
289,662
The Class of 2007 Bursary Fund
109,850
106,140
83,221
80,410
124,959
120,739
1,265,181
1,201,438
110,149
106,429
The Loretta Rogers Innovation Fund
25,000
–
104,230
100,711
The Rothney Family Bursary
96,464
93,207
142,928
137,618
The Mary Elizabeth STORMS
Scandrett ’38 Bursary
68,545
66,230
149,875
142,398
The Silgardo Family Bursary
152,213
142,241
141,183
134,237
The Spoel MacMillan Family Fund
310,237
299,761
119,261
105,533
The Helen Little Strasser Bursary Fund
121,482
117,187
139,511
–
The Alfred Selby Rogers Bursary Fund
The Edward S. Rogers Family Scholarship Fund
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DONORS
The Bishop Strachan School Circle
Members of The Bishop Strachan Circle have offered visionary support to the school with cumulative cash
gifts of $1 million or more. The Bishop Strachan School offers our great thanks to the following members.
Tony and Anne Arrell *
The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation
Loretta Rogers and The Rogers Family
Michael MacMillan and Cathy Spoel **
2 Anonymous Donors
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DONORS
1867 Circle
We are pleased to recognize members of the 1867 Circle, who have
generously supported the school with cumulative gifts and pledges
totalling $100,000 or more by June 30, 2015. Names in bold represent
new members of the 1867 Circle.
$500,000+
Karen and Ray Arbesman l
The Burnett Family
Ken Hugessen and Jennifer Connolly * l
David, Stacey and Geri Cynamon * l
Peter J. Devine l
Linda Frum and Howard Sokolowski * l
Daniel and Maria Guizzetti * l
Marianne and Andrew Guizzetti l
Trudy Grant and Kevin Sullivan l
Janelle and Pierre Lassonde * l
Aaron and Heather Regent ** l
1 Anonymous Donor
$250,000–$499,999
Apotex Foundation –
Honey and Barry Sherman ll
The Atkinson Family l
Colette and Thomas Barber l
John and Jocelyn Barford l
Jalynn ROGERS Bennett 1962 l
John and Randi Bitove l
The BSS Parent Association l
Tony Chapman l
The Cheuk Family l
Suzanne IVEY Cook 1979 l
The Currie Family lll
The De Gasperis Family and
Metrus Properties l Corporation
Laura Dinner and Richard Rooney * l
The Catherine and Fredrik Eaton
Charitable Foundation ** lll
Maureen MANNIX Eberts 1963 l
Andrew Federer and
Andrea ODETTE Federer 1979 *** ll
Mary-Elizabeth Flynn l
Peter Godsoe * ll
Blake and Belinda Goldring ** l
The Grundleger Family * l
The Hibberd Family * l
Ann Horton l
Lynn and Arnold Irwin l
Anna McCowan Johnson * ll
Sarah B. Kavanagh *** l
Terence M. Kavanagh l
Vahan and Susan Kololian l
Benny and Ruby Lau l
Patrick and C. Jane Lett l
MacDougall, MacDougall & Mactier Inc.
Natty and Mark Nashman l
Jing Ning and Yu Tian l
Helen GARDINER Phelan 1936 and
Paul Phelan ll
Rundi and Paul Phelan l
The Rabie Family * l
Cynthia and Bradley Sherman l
Maureen and Wayne Squibb l
The Estate of Olwen OWEN Walker 1930
Beth CURRIE Watt 1988 * ll
Joanne Weaver and James Mountain ** l
The E.W. Bickle Foundation and
William and Judith Wilder lll
$100,000–$249,999
Kim and Martin Abell l
Andrée Appleton and Alexander Leman l
Winifrede ROGERS Burry 1954 ll
The Estate of Lorraine
ABBOTT Charlton 1923
The Clarus Foundation l
Flora EATON Coakley 1984 * l
Rosanne and Nick Cortellucci l
Lori and Richard Elder * l
Amoryn S. ENGEL 1990 l
LEGEND
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CONSECUTIVE GIVING
The Estate of Diana Sherry
CARRUTHERS Fleming 1946
Karen Fonn and Dennis Kavelman l
Marilena Fuda and Timothy Lazaris l
David Harrison Gilmour l
The Haynes-Connell Family Foundation l
The Foster Hewitt Foundation l
Gang Yang and Royal Hong l
The Hope Charitable Foundation ** ll
Daniel Hung l
The Donald F. Hunter
Charitable Foundation l
Ian Ihnatowycz and Marta Witer l
The Estate of Ivan W. Keffer
The Estate of Mary Louise Keffer
Ron and Lucinda Kogan ** l
Sisi Liu and Hongke Zheng l
Jenifer and Stephen McDonald l
Tom and Sarah Milroy l
Sarah Morgenstern and
Todd Hargarten * l
E. & G. Odette Foundation * l
Tony Gaffney and Dee Patterson ** l
Bruce and Lisa Rothney ** l
Neil and Chrisula Selfe and Family l
Zarine and Rajiv Silgardo l
John Stevenson and
Kate BERGHUIS Stevenson 1981 ll
The Caikui Sun Family l
Family Foundation ll
Brooke Thiessen –
Banyan Tree Foundation ll
The Trapp Family * l
Cindy TRIPP 1982 ll
Kimberlee and Peter Wallace l
Joan DAVIDSON Watson 1943 ll
Lea-Anne and Michael Wekerle l
Martha WILDER 1974 l
Tom and Ruth Woods l
The Wu Family l
John and Agnes Yuen l
8 Anonymous Donors
DONOR AFFILIATION
l Faculty and Staff
l Foundation
l Association
l Old Girl
l Current Parent
l Parent of Alumnae
l Grandparent
DONORS
The Langtry Society
We are pleased to recognize members of The Langtry Society, who have
supported the school with an annual gift of $1,000 or more between
July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Alumnae who have graduated within
the past 15 years and have made a gift of $500 or more are also recognized. Names in bold represent members of The Langtry Society who
have made a pledge to the school.
$100,000+
Kenny and Julie Albert * l
Andrée Appleton and Alexander Leman l
The Atkinson Family l
The Estate of Jalynn
ROGERS Bennett 1962 l
The E. W. Bickle Foundation and William
and Judith Wilder lll
The Burnett Family lll
Ken Hugessen and Jennifer Connolly * l
The Currie Family * llll
David, Stacey and Geri Cynamon * l
Sandro Colavecchia and
Christene De Gasperis l
Daniela and Robert De Gasperis l
The De Gasperis Family l
Laura Dinner and Richard Rooney * l
Lori and Richard Elder * l
Amoryn S. ENGEL 1990 l
Andrew Federer and
Andrea ODETTE Federer 1979 *** ll
Karen Fonn and Dennis Kavelman l
Linda Frum and Howard Sokolowski * l
Jordan and Lisa Gnat and Family * l
Peter Godsoe * ll
The Grundleger Family * l
Daniel and Maria Guizzetti * l
Marianne and Andrew Guizzetti l
The Hibberd Family * l
Gang Yang and Royal Hong l
Janelle and Pierre Lassonde * l
Sisi Liu and Hongke Zheng l
Jenifer and Stephen McDonald l
Sarah Morgenstern and
Todd Hargarten * l
Natty and Mark Nashman l
Jing Ning and Yu Tian l
The Rabie Family * l
Aaron and Heather Regent ** l
Neil and Chrisula Selfe and Family l
Cynthia and Bradley Sherman l
Michael MacMillan and Cathy Spoel ** l
The Caikui Sun Family l
Jennifer and Kenneth Tanenbaum l
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The Trapp Family * l
Cindy TRIPP 1982 ll
Joanne Weaver and James Mountain ** l
Martha WILDER 1974 l
2 Anonymous Donors
$50,000–$99,999
Kim and Martin Abell l
The Abugov Family l
Jennifer and Richard Bradlow l
Sheila Brown and Douglas Guzman l
Iris Chen and Jack Zhang l
Hillary and Andrew Cumming * l
Geordie Dalglish and Swith Bell l
Mark and Susan Davis Family * l
The Duboc Family * l
Rob and Melinn Godfrey * l
Adele and David Imrie ** l
Sarah B. Kavanagh *** l
Ron and Lucinda Kogan ** l
Victoria MACKENZIE Lazier 1973 * l
Changning Hu and Limin Lin l
Katrina LING 1982 l
Liza Mauer and Andrew Sheiner l
Joan WHITTEN Miller 1976 and
John Miller * l
Michelle and Robert Pollock l
The Second City Inc.
Daniel and Shelley Sonshine l
Maureen and Wayne Squibb l
Len and Angelika Stuart l
Family Foundation l
Kimberlee and Peter Wallace l
Yau Wai and Barton Wong l
4 Anonymous Donors
$25,000–$49,999
Anchor Shoring & Caissons Ltd.
Michelle Archer and Marty White * l
Elaine HO Cheng 1983 * l
Gilbert and Daphne Chan ** l
Cindy Cohen and Beverly Ross * l
Jordan and Mandy Dermer l
The Gilliam Group Inc.
Susan and David Howard ** l
Michelle Lally and Craig Webster l
Deryn Lavell and Stephen Johnson * l
Leon Shi and Qun Li l
Weenie and Guangquan Li l
Adam and Dena Ochshorn l
Mary PATHY 1955 ** l
Tony Gaffney and Dee Patterson ** l
Bruce and Lisa Rothney ** l
Vadim Jivov and Yekaterina Shkolnik * l
William Smallman l
John Stevenson and
Kate BERGHUIS Stevenson 1981 l l
Heather CLYDE Stewart 1981 l
The Wei Family l
The Zink/Turner Family l
1 Anonymous Donor
$10,000–$24,999
Jim Byrd and Carol Bagozzi l
Beth BEATTIE 1986 * l
Faith and William Berghuis ** ll
The BSS Parent Association l
Thomas Caldwell * ll
Sandra and Brendan Caldwell l
Jessica Chutter and Derek Berghuis * l
Flora EATON Coakley 1984 * l
Stephanie and Phillip Crawley l
The Estate of Marni LITHGOW
de Pencier 1950
The Catherine and Fredrik Eaton
Charitable Foundation ** ll
Anthony and Shari Fell
Leslie FULLERTON Finnegan 1989 and
Niall Finnegan ll
Kathleen Gibbens and Kelsey Gunderson * l
Haley and Kosty Gilis * l
Patricia Gouinlock l
Richard and Gwen Harvey * l
Janet Heywood l
Alverna and Harry Hill * ll
Megan HILL 1978 and
Donald Cranston ll
Renata MCCARTHY
Humphries 1959 *** l
Connie and Bryce Hunter ** l
Monica Li and Jun Zhang l
Catherine Lyons * l
Nita Major and Jonathan Hunter l
The Estate of Bryce McClelland Hunter
The Meikle Family l
E. & G. Odette Foundation * llll
Edward and Suzanne Rogers * l
Sandra Rosch and Ian Osler * l
DONORS
Fai Li l
Jennifer van der Put and Robert Mah l
The Estate of Janet Chaplin Heywood
2 Anonymous Donors
$5,000–$9,999
Tony and Anne Arrell * l
Susan TEMPLE Bassett 1966 and
Douglas Bassett l
Toni LIND Bradley 1983 * l
Kim Cheesbrough * l
Stephen Chetner and Rebecca Eckler l
Mary Deacon * l
Elvio and Marlene DelZotto ll
Karen Gable and Jason Sniderman l
Anita GRASSL 1984 and Blair Marsden ll
Cindy and Michael Hansen ** l
Paula and Mark Hardisty l
The Hope Charitable Foundation ** l
Cathy and Patrick Iaboni l
Roxanne Joyal and Marc Kielburger
Perri and Elliot Kirshenblatt l
Nicole LeGresley l
The Lind Family Foundation * lll
Dana LIND Manning 1982 * l
Lisa Morgan-Long and David Long l
Patricia Murphy and Mark Whitmore l
Matthew and Elizabeth O’Brien l
Joan DIXON Parkes 1959 ** l
Janice Russell and Rick Rohde * l
Meredith ROBINSON
Saunderson 1952 ** l
Zarine and Rajiv Silgardo l
David and Daiva Stonehouse l
Jie Tang and Jing Li l
Heather LORIMER Thomson 1955 and
Richard Thomson *** ll
Deborah Wightman and Peter Buzzi l
Patricia Winders-Lee and John Lee * l
The Witkin Coleman Family l
Salvador Bevan and Elaine Woodcock l
Juncai Ma and Juan Yang l
3 Anonymous Donors
$2,500–$4,999
Don and Laura Bayer * l
Willa BERGHUIS Baynard 1984 ** l
The Estate of Ann WALKER Bell 1942
Brenda and John Bradlow * l
Kate and Sean Clutterbuck * l
Carolyn and Steven Cohen l
Jacqueline Currie and Ross Kappele l
Michael Dila and Moira Dossetor * ll
The Estate of Ebiel SNIVELY Dunbar 1940
Irene Gilligan and Jeremy Fleming * l
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Deena Ginsberg and John Cundari l
Sally HORSFALL Eaton 1958 and
John Eaton ll
Susan and Christopher Irwin l
Amy and Scott Jackson l
David Jarman l
Craig and Judy Jarvis * l
Janey and Daniel Leslie l
Lily Li and Jiabing Dai l
Anne JARMAIN Lukas 1990 l
John A. MacDonald
Christopher Bennett and
Genevieve MCKILLOP 1992 ll
Erin and Tony Galante l
Audrey and Dan Natale * l
Gabby and Chris Naylor * l
Kevin and Karen Peesker l
David and Shelley Peterson l
The Estate of Yvonne Mary DAY
Poupore 1939
Helen Qi l
The RBC Foundation l
The Rosenbaum Family l
Gilda M. SMART 1989 * l
Helen and Gary Posesorski l
Doug Scott and Jennifer Trent l
Geoff Hawker and Jennifer Tung l
Tom and Ruth Woods l
Yuhong Zhang and Jun Du l
Xiangping Wang and Jun Zhou l
Qing Zhou and Chuan Zhang l
9 Anonymous Donors
$1,000–$2,499
Kevin Adolphe ll
Desi and Randi Auciello l
Barclays Global Investors Canada Limited
Dominique Barker and Matthew Gibson l
Heather A. BARNES 1996 and
Duane Lee ll
Milton and Shirley Barry **
The Baumgartners ** l
Adriana and Vince Bertucci l
Gilda and Yousry Bissada l
Nicole and Jordan Bitove l
Catherine BONGARD 1980 and
David Pitfield ll
LEGEND
CONSECUTIVE GIVING
Andrew Kingissepp and Catherine Bray * ll
Kara L. BUE 1983 l
Jane PETERSEN Burfield 1967 l
Jennifer Burke l
Tara Burns and Tony Rodrigues l
Ann MARTIN Calder 1959 ** l
Sandra and Roland Cardy * l
Julie and John Careri l
Francoise CARRAGHER Brown 1982 and
Robert Brown ll
Ana and Donald Carty * l
Martine and Robert Celej l
Diane Chabot
Elisa and Richard Chan * l
Yingfei Cheng and Dongning Sun l
AZIZ Colenbrander 1978 * ll
Corey Copeland l
Gordon Crary Jr. l
Julie and James Crossland l
Patricia JONES Dalton 1951 and
Peter Dalton lll
Honor BONNYCASTLE
de Pencier 1955 ll
Margaret DEROCHE Derry 1964 and
Douglas Derry ** ll
Tanya DJELWEH 1991 and
Andrew DelZotto ll
Elizabeth MCDONALD Drake 1960 * l
Mary KENNER Dyment 1952 ll
Robert Elder and
Tracy GLYNN Elder 1983 * ll
Adrian Elliott l
Nancy and Robert Evans l
Soraya Farha and Frank McLaughlin l
Joanne Ferstman l
Alexis KRELSTEIN Fingold 1989 l
George Frankfort and Judy Frankfort l
Kenny and Neishaw Girdharry l
Linda Glover and Ian de Verteuil ** l
Haining GOUINLOCK Corcoran 2003 l
Jeff and Christina Green l
Margaret Grottenthaler and
Douglas Harrison l
Astrid Guttmann and Jeff Pentland l
YingDong Qiu and Ling He l
Goodith FEILDING Heeney 1955 l
Anne and Christian Hepfer l
DONOR AFFILIATION
l Faculty and Staff
l Foundation
l Association
l Old Girl
l Current Parent
l Parent of Alumnae
l Grandparent
DONORS
Colin Brown ll
Patti HULL 1977 and
Alex POGOR 2009 ll
Joyce Hung and Chih-hung Chen l
Richard Livesley and Heather James l
Karen Kayne and Ralph Buchholz * l
Jane KELLY 1982 and Donald Bannister ll
Marisa and Daniel Klass * l
Helen Kogan l
Elliot and Andrea Kohn l
Judson and Gunuyar Kroeze l
Loan T. Le and Nguu Nguyen l
Jennifer Le Dain Symmonds and
Philip Symmonds l
Beth Leggett Histed and Jeffrey Histed l
David Leslie l
Mary M. LEWIS 1965 ** l
Ivy and Huston Loke l
The Manserra Family l
Mara and Michael Marcello l
Natalie Marconi and Stephen Lee l
John and Jo Matovich l
Anna McCowan Johnson * ll
Peter and Jenny McGrath l
Barbara McLean and Mort Mitchnick * l
Judith and Sidney McMurray l
Hailey and Rick Meslin * l
Pilar PARDUCCI 1985 and
Tony Richmond ** l
Catherine Pfaff l
Sandy and Bruce Phillips l
Karen Powell * l
Virginia PRISCUS 1988 and
Julian Padfield ll
Ying Qian and Tanjiong Wang l
Pamela WARD Rennie 1964 ** l
Brian and Lindsay Rittenberg * l
Abigail A. DOOLITTLE
Ruhlman 1975 ** l
Wendy WAGMAN Sacks 1989 l
Lingfeng Liu and Jing Shuai l
Diana Smith and William O’Hearn l
Ailee Soulliere l
Karen and Benjamin Springer l
Leanne and Peter Steger l
Leslie STEPHENSON 1985 l
Donald and Kimberley Stewart ** l
Lisa STEWART 1988 l
Liza and Robert Straker l
Jeremy Sturgeon ***
Harley Goldlist l
Angela Terpstra * l
Ellen and Dale Tinkham * l
Bishop Ann E. Tottenham l
Michael and Lily Uster l
Mary Anne Van Acker l
Mitty and Peter van der Velden l
Courtenay and Simon Lester * l
Heather White and Eric Mackie l
Vivi and Geoffrey White l
Peregrine Wood and Kirk Roberts l
Andrew and Silvy Wright ** l
Yiqing Xue and Xuewen Zhu l
Lorna M. YATES 1992 * l
Winnie Yeh-Chu and Michael Chu l
17 Anonymous Donors
YOUNG ALUMNAE MEMBERS
Haining GOUINLOCK Corcoran 2003
Kaelen HOWARD 2006
Randall HOWARD 2007
Stephanie HOWARD 2004
Kate A. MCGRATH 2011
Grandparents
We are pleased to recognize our grandparents of current and past students
who have given a gift to the school between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015.
Bill Benson and
Judy POYNTZ Benson 1955 **
Faith and William Berghuis **
Brenda and John Bradlow *
The Burnett Family
Thomas Caldwell
Colleen Carmichael
Ana and Donald Carty *
Gordon Crary
The Currie Family
Camilla and Peter Dalglish
Patricia JONES Dalton 1951 and
Peter Dalton
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Jane DALTON Baldwin 1960
Elvio and Marlene DelZotto
Mary KENNER Dyment 1952
Jo Anne Fink
George and Judy Frankfort
Judith Fullerton
Alverna and Harry Hill *
Roy and Joan Hintsa **
Kanchan and Gyan Jain
Helen Kogan
David Leslie
Anna McCowan Johnson *
Rosa Picao
Barbara GRAYDON Priscus 1958 **
Lorna HUNGERFORD Scott 1954 ***
William Smallman
Helen and Basil Stevenson **
Lawrence and Judith Tanenbaum
Family Foundation
Diana DUNBAR Tremain 1959 *
David Trent and Diana ELLIS Trent 1952
Colin Watson
Heather White and Eric Mackie
3 Anonymous Donors
LEGEND
DONOR AFFILIATION
l Faculty and Staff
l Foundation
l Association
CONSECUTIVE GIVING
l Old Girl
l Current Parent
l Parent of Alumnae
l Grandparent
Office of Philanthropy and
Alumnae Relations
Every donation to BSS makes a lasting and positive difference for girls
who benefit from our Culture of Powerful Learning. The Office of
Philanthropy and Alumnae Relations is here to help the BSS community
support our mission and extend the legacy of giving that began
with our founding in 1867. We invite you to contact us at any time.
Thank you for your generous and important support.
Moira Dossetor, Ph.D.
Executive Director,
Office of Philanthropy and
Alumnae Relations
[email protected]
Melissa Beauchamp
Director,
Annual Giving and
Constituent Relations
[email protected]
Sarah Behl
Associate,
Communications and
Stewardship
[email protected]
Jillian BLAKEY ’02
Director,
Alumnae Relations and
Major Gifts
[email protected]
Kate Crokam
Manager,
Mentorship Program and
Alumnae Communications
[email protected]
Jonelle Istead
Campaign Director
[email protected]
Donna Jordan
Manager,
Campaign and Alumnae Events
[email protected]
Claudia Metelsky
Director of Leadership Gifts
and Stewardship
[email protected]
Margaret Neale
Advancement Services and
Database Co-ordinator
[email protected]
Rebecca Sproat
Director of Planned Giving
and Major Gifts
[email protected]
Tracy Watt
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
We appreciate the generosity of our donors, and make every effort to ensure the accuracy of
this report. If an error has occurred, please accept our apologies and contact the Office of
Philanthropy and Alumnae Relations at 416-483-4325, ext. 1876 or [email protected]
to ensure that we appropriately reflect your recognition preferences in the future.
Printed in Canada on FSC-certified paper.
Visit bss.on.ca/report to view the BSS 2014 –15 Community Report and Markers of Progress online.
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