Who is your Superhero? - BC Children`s Hospital Foundation

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Who is your Superhero? - BC Children`s Hospital Foundation
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Who is your
Superhero?
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation 2007 | 2008 Annual
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Thank you for
being a
Superhero!
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Who is your Superhero? At BC
Children’s Hospital, Sunny Hill
Health Centre for Children and
the Child & Family Research
Institute we have tens of thousands
to choose from. Every day, our
young patients, their families, our
staff members and donors show
qualities – bravery, strength and
compassion – that make them
Superheroes.
BC’s kids place their trust in us
every day and it’s our duty, and
privilege, to honour that trust.
Thank you for being a Superhero.
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My Superhero
is Terry Fox
Paige Roper
Twelve-year-old Paige Roper
has an inoperable and rare form of
brain cancer. The tumour caused
her to have seizures and she was
quickly placed on chemotherapy
treatments at BC Children’s
Hospital. She also had a drainage
shunt inserted to relieve the
build-up of fluid in her head.
Although Paige has had countless
blood tests, MRIs, and kidney
tests, her spirit never fails her.
An aspiring actress and singer,
Paige brings a smile to everyone
she meets, and uses her voice and
wisdom to help bring hope.
BC Children’s Hospital
serves over 1,000,000 kids –
more than any other hospital
in Canada!
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My friend
Chris
John Janowicz
When John was just three
months old, his kidneys were
found to be in full failure.
Diagnosed with
Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome,
a metabolic disorder, John
had trouble chewing and
swallowing, and he is unable to
sit up or walk on his own. Thanks
to support from his family and
Sunny Hill Health Centre for
Children, John gets around
independently with a
customized wheelchair, and
participates actively in family
and school activities like any
11-year-old boy should.
John was our 2007-08
Children’s Miracle
Network Champion Child.
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65% of
open-heart surgeries at
BC Children’s Hospital
are performed on
patients younger
than a year old!
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My Superhero
is Dr. Doug
Cochrane
Felix Harries
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BC Children’s
Hospital had over 180,000
visits from more than 72,000
children from across British
Columbia last year!
Felix Harries is a fighter. He has gone
through many neurosurgeries in his
young life, his first when he was just
10 days old. After doctors recognized
that it took more than a shunt to drain
the build-up of excess fluid in his head,
they removed two areas of his brain – the
left and right choroid plexus – to avoid
skull deformities and brain damage.
Felix recovered extremely well from his
surgeries and his parents are grateful
that their little boy is finally thriving
like a typical one-year-old.
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My Dad
Simran Sarai
Chemotherapy doesn’t stop sevenyear-old Simran Sarai from doing what
she loves. Although she has been fighting
leukemia since October 2006, the
vibrant young girl insists on attending
Balding for Dollars every year –
a fundraising event where volunteers
collect pledges and have their heads
shaved in support of BC Children’s
Hospital. Once bald herself due to her
treatment, Simran loves to cheer
participants on with her twin brother
Sajjan and younger brother Daya.
67% of children
treated at
BC Children’s
Hospital come from
outside the City of
Vancouver!
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We fill more than
211,500 prescriptions
each year!
My Superhero is
Craig Kielburger
Nakita Sekhon
Nakita Sekhon has her plate full:
she is pursuing a career in nursing,
has plans to open an orphanage in India,
and was recently named a Top 20
Under 20 in Canada. And she is doing
all of this in the face of a chronic pain
disorder, irritable bowel and chronic
fatigue syndromes, fibromyalgia and
multiple food allergies.
Working with Children’s Hospital
specialists to manage her condition,
Nakita is pursuing her dream –
to begin construction of the
orphanage in the fall of 2009.
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My Mom
and Dad
BC Children’s
Hospital treats
an average of
600 sick and injured
children every day!
Troy Weatherly
Looking at Troy Weatherly now, it is
hard to imagine the active 10-year-old
was at risk of being paralyzed and unable
to speak for the rest of his life. When
Troy was two years old, he was struck
by a car and thrown over 12 metres.
Although surviving the impact was a
miracle in itself, Troy sustained a
fractured spine and a severe head injury.
His injuries caused him to undergo two
neurosurgeries at Children’s Hospital,
constant monitoring in the Pediatric
Intensive Care Unit for weeks, and a
long rehabilitative process at Sunny Hill
Health Centre for Children. Troy does
not remember much of those days now,
as he is busy skiing, playing golf and
practicing his karate skills.
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How can
Superheroes
help?
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Report of the President and Chair
For several years we have been working quietly to
build awareness of the need for a new BC Children’s
Hospital. At the same time, we have been quite
vocal about the high calibre of care provided to BC’s
kids by the staff at the Hospital and Sunny Hill
Health Centre for Children, and about the importance
and potential of the research undertaken at the
Child & Family Research Institute – all of which are
supported by our Foundation and you, our donors.
In February, as our 2007-08 fiscal year drew to a close, the Government
of British Columbia announced in the Throne Speech that it shared
our view that a new Hospital for BC’s kids is a priority.
In April 2008, Premier Gordon Campbell joined us at the Hospital as
we launched the $200-million Campaign for BC Children, lending
his voice and his government’s support to the cause. Since then, with
the help of Global BC and partners around the province, we have
been taking our message to British Columbians as we ask them to be
Superheroes for BC’s kids. Superheroes are responding. Teck Cominco
Limited quickly stepped in with the largest contribution in the
Hospital’s history – a gift of $25 million to the campaign – and many
others are stepping forward to help.
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Of course, the opening of the new Hospital and the relocation of Sunny
Hill’s services to the Hospital site are still a few years away. The
Campaign for BC Children is building a bridge to the future. In the
meantime, there are still children to care for – more than 72,000 BC
kids a year – and knowledge to be gained through research. This is
where your support is invaluable.
In 2007-08 we received donations from 103,435 people from all over
BC. Thanks to their support, and that of our corporate partners, we
were able to provide $40.2 million to the Hospital, Sunny Hill and the
Research Institute.
This annual contribution ensures that BC’s kids receive excellent,
rather than adequate, care at our facilities, and that our researchers
can forge ahead in search of better treatments and cures.
Once again, we received the support of thousands of volunteers. They
breathe life into the many events we hold throughout the year,
including the 2007 Miracle Weekend, which raised $14.7 million –
once again setting a record.
As we move forward with our campaign, we do so with the confidence
that British Columbians will help us meet the medical needs of children
today and in the future. The early days of our campaign have shown
us what we already know – that BC is full of Superheroes.
Thank you for your support.
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Sue Carruthers, FAHP, ICD.D
Wendy Slavin
PRESIDENT AND CEO
CHAIR
Report of the President and Chair
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Message from the Campaign Chair
Annual reports typically reflect on a period of time
passed – the year behind us. My focus, as Chair
of the Campaign for BC Children, is firmly on
the future.
I am privileged to be working with Foundation staff and volunteer
members of the Campaign Leadership Council and Superhero Council
to ensure we raise the $200 million we need to support the construction
of the new Hospital, the relocation of childhood development and
rehabilitation services to the Hospital site, and the delivery of
specialized medical care to children all over the province through
Child Health BC.
We’re off to a phenomenal start. Premier Gordon Campbell has
confirmed the Government of British Columbia’s commitment.
The Overwaitea Food Group and Teck Cominco Limited have
made substantial lead gifts. International recording phenomenon
Michael Bublé has joined us as campaign ambassador. And,
Global BC stepped up to partner with the Foundation to enlist the
community’s support.
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A lot of hard work remains ahead of us. As the Provincial Health
Services Authority and staff at BC Children’s Hospital and Sunny
Hill Health Centre for Children move forward with plans for the new
building, we’ll be reaching out to individuals and corporations across
the province.
Our ultimate goal is for every man, woman and child in BC to embrace
our campaign – and to make a Super-heroic effort to get involved.
Children’s Hospital belongs to every one of us and we have the
opportunity to make it truly world-class.
The future belongs to our children and grandchildren. It is our
responsibility to give them every possible opportunity in life, and
there’s no greater gift than good health and the opportunities that
come with it.
Thank you for being a Superhero for BC’s kids.
Donald Lindsay
CHAIR, THE CAMPAIGN FOR BC CHILDREN
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Message from the Campaign Chair
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The Campaign for BC Children
Building a new Hospital
for BC’s children
The $200-million Campaign for BC Children will
transform the delivery of medical care to children in
BC. The largest child health-care fundraising
initiative ever undertaken in this province, the
campaign will support the construction of a new
Children’s Hospital and the relocation of childhood
rehabilitation and development services to the current
site, as well as research programs and improved
delivery of care to children across the province.
We are asking all British Columbians to become
Superheroes for BC’s kids.
THE NEW HOSPITAL
A new Children’s Hospital will bring together the advanced
technology, innovative spaces and skilled professionals needed
to harness the full potential of pediatric medicine. The new
building will be a state-of-the-art healing environment designed
specifically for kids and will house the acute care components
central to any hospital: Intensive Care, Emergency, Surgery,
and Diagnostics & Imaging.
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BC Children’s Hospital
cares for over 1,100 children
in its Pediatric Intensive
Care Unit each year.
The acute care building in the new BC Children’s Hospital will
be named for Teck Cominco Limited, which made a generous gift
of $25 million toward this building. Naming opportunities, valued
at $5 million each, still exist for the Emergency Department and
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Diagnostics & Imaging and
Surgical Suites can be named for $3 million.
PICU staff care for children
with the most severe illnesses and injuries. Limited bedside
space for caregivers, family and equipment, and too few isolation
rooms pose challenges in treating severely ill children. In the
new PICU, children will benefit from the most sophisticated
technologies and life-support systems, with their families at
their bedside – all of which speed physical and mental recovery.
PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (PICU)
The Emergency Department is
among the highest profile components in any hospital. Currently,
the ED at Children’s Hospital receives close to 40,000 visits
annually – more than double its designed capacity. The new
Emergency will facilitate the treatment of children suffering from
everything from minor ailments to life-threatening conditions.
Children will receive rapid diagnoses and treatments in a childfriendly environment equipped with advanced medical technology.
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (ED)
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We’re relocating
services for children
with developmental
disabilities to
the new Hospital.
Over 7,000 surgeries take place in
our Operating Rooms each year. The newest ORs, on which ours
will be modelled, are versatile spaces designed to accommodate
larger surgical teams and the equipment required for complex
and minimally invasive surgeries. The goal is less pain, less
blood loss, and faster recoveries.
SMART OPERATING ROOMS (OR)
Our Radiology Department does an
average of 54,000 diagnostic imaging procedures each year.
Hospital staff rely on sophisticated imaging equipment to inform
their diagnoses and treatment decisions. In the new facility,
children will benefit from speedier diagnoses thanks to rapid
access to superior images.
DIAGNOSTICS & IMAGING AREAS
RELOCATION OF CHILDHOOD
DEVELOPMENT AND REHABILITATION SERVICES
Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children cares for kids with
developmental disabilities. The challenges faced by these children,
and their families, often differ greatly from those of children
treated at BC Children’s Hospital alone. Even so, they often
require the services of medical professionals and treatment
facilities at both sites.
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Moving Sunny Hill’s services and expertise to Children’s Hospital
will make it easier for patients to receive care from a range of
specialists.The relocation will streamline diagnosis and treatment;
improve access to programs and technology-based therapies;
minimize the burden of travel on kids and families; and enhance
clinical and research collaborations.
The naming opportunity for the new Childhood Development and
Rehabilitation facility is valued at $20 million. There are also
naming opportunities for areas such as schoolrooms, playrooms,
research labs and building wings.
CHILD HEALTH BC
Every year close to 50,000 children and their families travel from
outside Vancouver to receive specialized care at BC Children’s
Hospital. These journeys exact an emotional and financial toll –
creating childcare and employment challenges and putting
strain on the very fabric that holds families together.
Child Health BC is helping establish and equip facilities for
specialized pediatric care in regional hospitals and clinics;
providing training in pediatric care and mentorship to health
professionals across BC; and supporting specialist visits to the
regions, ensuring that BC’s kids have access to high quality
pediatric care, wherever they live in the province.
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation is raising $50 million for
Child Health BC. Last year, Overwaitea Food Group became
Child Health BC’s lead benefactor with a $20-million gift.
Additional naming opportunities are available.
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BC Children’s Hospital is
the only pediatric health
centre and teaching
hospital in BC.
CHILD & FAMILY RESEARCH INSTITUTE EXPANSION
More than 300 researchers, trainees and clinician scientists
work together at the Child & Family Research Institute and
BC Children's Hospital to improve the health of BC's kids.
A 10,890-square-metre expansion of the Institute, completed in
2008, provides an environment for scientists to find better ways
to diagnose, treat and prevent childhood illnesses; enables our
research programs to grow (without it we risked losing some of
our best investigators); and provides essential space for the
translation of research into cures and improved therapies for
BC’s kids.
Naming of the Child & Family Research Institute expansion is
available for $20 million. Naming opportunities for the Centre
for Molecular Medicine & Therapeutics, the Diabetes Lab, the
Genetics Lab, and the Mental Health Lab are also available.
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Where
Superheroes
helped.
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The Work of Superheroes
EXCELLENCE IN CHILD HEALTH FUND
$13,000,000
Allocated to
the Excellence in Child Health
Fund in 2007-08
Each year the Foundation provides $13 million
to the areas of greatest need at BC Children’s
Hospital and the Child & Family Research
Institute through the Excellence in Child Health
Fund. These undesignated contributions fund
the essential services, research and advanced
technology necessary to make leading pediatric
care accessible to our province’s one million
children.
Equipment purchased in 2007-08 includes
Alaris IV (intravenous) pumps, used to deliver
fluids, medications and therapeutic drugs in
exact doses to children; monitoring systems to
track heart and respiratory rate, blood pressure,
oxygen levels and vital signs, ensuring patient
safety after procedures; a high-resolution digital
ultrasound system and leading-edge software,
enabling clinicians to more quickly and easily
diagnose children; and two critical care ventilators
that replaced 15-year-old models in the Pediatric
Intensive Care Unit.
SUNNY HILL HEALTH CENTRE
FOR CHILDREN
$1,589,336
Allocated to
Sunny Hill Health Centre for
Children in 2007-08
For over 75 years, Sunny Hill Health Centre for
Children has served BC children and youth with
disabilities. The childhood development and
rehabilitation services at Sunny Hill are among
the best in the world and are available to children
in BC with conditions that affect their growth
and development.
In 2007-08, Sunny Hill had 8,660 visits from
children from more than 200 communities in BC
and the Yukon. Kids who come for care and
rehabilitation at Sunny Hill have a wide range of
conditions: from complex learning and behaviour
needs, such as fetal alcohol syndrome and
autism, to conditions affecting physical or motor
development, such as cerebral palsy and spine
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Through an affiliation with the University of
British Columbia, our child-health centres are BC’s
principal pediatric medical training venues. In
2007-08, $720,000 went toward clinical fellowships to train subspecialists in Neurosciences,
Orthopedics, Neuropsychology and Psychiatry,
among other areas.
Last year, $375,000 in funding went to the Safe
Start injury prevention program and the Office of
Pediatric Surgical Evaluation and Innovation
(OPSEI). Safe Start educates parents and families
about child safety and implements provincial
child-safety programs, such as providing child
car seats to needy families and a free car seat
inspection service.
OPSEI aims to establish and maintain a unique
position for BC Children’s Hospital as a leader in
the delivery of high quality pediatric surgical
care, allowing our top surgeons to enhance their
skills by learning leading-edge procedures.
Excellence in Child Health also provides funding for
innovative care and research through the Telethon
Projects Competition, providing seed funding for
projects that have no other funding sources.
deformities as a result of injuries. More than half
of the visits are from children six years of age
and younger.
Sunny Hill received $1.59 million in 2007-08,
including $121,900 raised by the 650 CISL
Radiothon for Kids in June 2007. These funds
support research, education, equipment, programs, leadership and the Child Development
Evidence Centre.
Some donor-funded projects included an automatic door opener for the Therapy Department,
a landscaping project on the corner grounds of
Kaslo Street and East 22nd Avenue, and the
purchase of two amplification systems for the
Hearing Loss Team.
Many children receiving service at Sunny Hill
also require medical care at BC Children’s
Hospital. Relocating services to the Oak Street
site will ease the burden on kids and families
who have to travel between the two facilities, and
will provide more opportunity for collaboration
between clinical and research staff.
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CHILDHOOD CANCER
PROGRAMS & RESEARCH
$590,000 Raised by the
22nd annual HSBC Childrun
for childhood cancer research
Advancements in diagnoses, treatments and
research have improved the Canadian survival
rate for childhood cancer to 80 per cent. Still, one
in five children diagnosed will succumb to the
disease.
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mechanisms of drug side effects, and the ethical
oversight of cancer trials, among other topics,
conducted by Drs. Paul Rogers, Mason Bond,
David Dix, Rod Rassekh, and Chris Fryer.
Dr. Poul Sorensen leads the Biology and Translational Research Committee of the COG, and
Dr. Kirk Schultz leads the Pediatric Blood and
Marrow Transplantation (BMT) Consortium,
the world’s largest pediatric BMT clinical trials
network. Drs. Catherine Pallen and Sandra
Dunn are investigating why cancer occurs and
working toward new targeted treatments.
The Department of Oncology/Hematology/Bone
Marrow Transplant saw over 900 patients in
active treatment or follow-up care last year. Of
those, 151 were newly diagnosed with cancer.
The Hospital had more than 7,100 Oncology
Clinic and 620 Hemophilia Clinic outpatient visits,
with over 1,050 clinic visits from kids in longterm care.
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Identification of a new tumour gene HACE1
by Dr. Sorensen’s group was published in the
journal Nature Medicine.
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A COG study led by Dr. Schultz found that children with a certain type of acute lymphoblastic
leukemia who receive imatinib (Gleevec ®)
with intensive chemotherapy had significant
improvements in survival.
Advances in treatment are directly related to
participation in clinical trials. Our program has
over 500 children currently registered with the
Children’s Oncology Group (COG). We provide
international leadership for clinical trials in
nutrition therapy, sarcomas, Wilm’s tumour,
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A research team led by Dr. Schultz identified a
combination of four key biomarkers – blood
proteins – in children with chronic graft versus
host disease, a discovery that could help
doctors diagnose, treat and track the disease,
and predict a patient’s response to treatment.
ACUTE CARE
$96,000
Cost to fund two
critical care ventilators for the
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
The Emergency Department (ED), Operating
Room (OR), Imaging & Diagnostics, and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) form the core of
acute care at BC Children’s Hospital. Highly
specialized staff in these areas care for BC’s
critically ill and injured children.
The ED receives close to 40,000 visits each year.
In 2007-08, the ED acquired new monitoring
systems used to observe children’s heart rate,
respiratory rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels,
and other vital signs, at the bedside. Used
throughout the Hospital, these machines
improve safety and enhance caregivers’ ability
to act quickly in life-threatening situations by
providing consistent patient-specific information.
Last year, our surgical teams performed 7,200
procedures in the OR. Our cardiac surgeons
performed 139 open-heart surgeries; 65 per cent
of them on patients under a year old. Chief of
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Pediatric Surgery Dr. Geoffrey Blair and Head of
Cardiothoracic Surgery Dr. Jacques LeBlanc
initiated various innovative projects, including a
Patient Flow Simulation Model to help predict
ways to improve surgical processes and reduce
wait times for children. Dr. Blair led a study of
surgical wait times in 16 pediatric health science
centres across Canada.
In January 2007, the Radiology Department
welcomed acting head, Dr. Michael Sargent. In
2007-08, the Department acquired a SPECT-CT
camera – a combined nuclear medicine camera
and CT machine that creates images for
improved diagnosis – and two new ultrasound
machines used for non-invasive diagnoses,
improving care and helping kids get home faster.
After months of construction, the PICU is
benefiting from new main entrance doors, a
small on-site playroom, enhanced family waiting
rooms, minor upgrades to bedside spaces, two
remodeled isolation rooms with ante rooms, a
renovated nurses’ station, and a satellite pharmacy.
During the renovations, physicians, staff and
volunteers continued to deliver the highest level
of care possible for patients and their families.
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CHILD HEALTH BC
$1,500,000
Committed
by Child Health BC to build
a pediatric ambulatory care
unit at Nanaimo Regional
General Hospital
BC’s kids live in a province larger than the states
of Washington, Oregon and California combined.
Each year, over 48,200 children and their families
travel from outside the City of Vancouver to BC
Children’s Hospital for care.
Established in 2005, Child Health BC works
with caregivers around the province,the Provincial
Health Services Authority, the five health
authorities and the Ministry of Health to ensure
children all over BC have access to a consistent,
high standard of pediatric care. Child Health BC
is improving access to care and encouraging
greater efficiency and collaboration among
professionals and agencies involved in child
health.The program will eventually have a presence
in every region in BC – so children and families
can receive the care they need closer to home.
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
$9,305,000
Allocated to
research into childhood disease
and illness in 2007-08
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A $20-million pledge from lead benefactor
Overwaitea Food Group in January 2007
spurred the establishment of many projects. In
August 2007, Child Health BC announced the
construction of a pediatric ambulatory care unit
to house diagnostic and treatment clinics in
specialties such as gastroenterology,endocrinology,
and neurology at Nanaimo Regional General
Hospital. In November 2007, Richmond Hospital
opened a general pediatric clinic, an early childhood mental health program, and a primary care
maternity clinic. Plans to expand the Northwest
Public Health Audiology Program in Prince
Rupert are also underway.
In the summer of 2007, Child Health BC and BC
Children’s Hospital Foundation commissioned a
report on health issues for BC children aged 10 to
16. The results shed light on kids’ health concerns
and are influencing policies at a provincial level
as part of the Conversation on Child Health:
a Youth Perspective.
As part of Child Health BC’s Interprofessional
Workshop Series, workshops on topics including
childhood cancer, epilepsy, and shaken-baby
syndrome provided a forum for knowledge-sharing
among health-care professionals from across the
province.
The Centre for Research in Childhood Diabetes
(CRCD) conducts multidisciplinary research into
type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Last year, CRCD head
Dr. Bruce Verchere and geneticist Dr. Michael
Hayden found high levels of cholesterol in the
pancreas damage our ability to secrete insulin
and may contribute to the development of type 2
diabetes, illustrating the promise of collaboration.
The fourth floor of the expanded research building
is dedicated to diabetes research.
In 2007-08 BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
provided $9.3 million to support clinical research,
education, infrastructure and equipment,
programs and researchers at the Child & Family
Research Institute. Recent expansion of the
Institute has opened the doors to several core
centres where top investigators collaborate
on research into childhood diseases to build
knowledge and provide the latest treatments as
soon as they are developed and approved.
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On November 15, 2007, Dr. Hayden received
the Prix Galien Canada (Research) 2007 award
for his contribution to biopharmaceutical
research.
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Published March 7, 2008, in the American
Journal of Clinical Nutrition, research shows
too much meat and not enough fish may pose a
risk to infant neurological development, an
important discovery in developing dietary fat
guidelines for expectant and new mothers.
The Centre for Understanding and Preventing
Infection in Children (CUPIC) brings researchers
together to address susceptibility to infection in
early childhood, innate immunity and ways to
prevent infection. Part of the Clinical Infections/
Vaccinology and Clinical Studies Cores, CUPIC
will be located on the fifth floor of the new
research complex.
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A study led by Dr. Steven Miller, published in
the New England Journal of Medicine in
November 2007, reveals the brains of term
infants with heart disease resemble those of
premature newborns. This discovery was
made possible through the use of a magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI)-compatible neonatal
transport incubator funded by donors.
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CAPITAL PROJECTS
$420,000 Contributed by
donors toward the playing field at
the Mental Health Building
Two significant capital projects at BC Children’s
Hospital were completed in 2007-08.
A new all-weather playing field and a playground
were constructed for patients at the Mental
Health Building, and after three years of
renovations, the Djavad Mowafaghian Wing
officially opened on September 12, 2007.
The playing field, located on the west side of the
Mental Health Building, includes a large, oval
turf playing field, a basketball and squareball
court, a sand play area, a play structure, and
areas for patient families to enjoy. The playing
field was generously funded with a $420,000
donation. Foundation donors and volunteers
Jake and Judy Kerr spearheaded fundraising
efforts for this initiative, inspiring others to
believe play is as important in a child’s recovery
as medicine and therapy. The entire area is
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL
CHILD HEALTH
$538,640 Contributed by
donors toward the CICH China
and Uganda initiatives in 2007-08
In 2007-08, our Hospital trained a team of five
neurosciences professionals from Guangzhou
Children’s Hospital in China, 11 physicians in
emergency medicine and infectious diseases
selected from across China, and two nurses from
Children’s Hospital of Fudan University, one of
whom won the position of head nurse of that
hospital’s cardiac surgical ward upon her return
to China. A delegation from BC Children’s
travelled to Guangzhou, and the cardiac team
from BC Children’s Hospital conducted two
training trips to Fudan University last year.
In 2007, funding was secured for the final two
years of Brighter Smiles Africa, a community
school-based initiative to promote oral health in
children in Makerere, Uganda. University of
British Columbia students joined Makerere
dentistry students and local faculty in Uganda
to collaborate on health education and disease
prevention programs involving more than 1,000
children in four rural communities.
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fenced, providing a safe outdoor space for the
exclusive use of mental health patients. Our
mental health programs received 11,724 patient
visits last year.
With his $6-million gift to BC Children’s Hospital
in 2004, Djavad Mowafaghian’s visionary
generosity has helped improve the lives of
thousands of children who come to BC Children’s
Hospital for specialized care. The Djavad
Mowafaghian Wing is home to the Allergy
Department, the Asthma Education Clinic, the
Audiology Department, the Children’s Heart
Centre, Cochlear Implant Services, Exercise
Physiology Lab, the Home Tracheostomy/
Ventilation Clinics, Diagnostic Echocardiography,
EEG (Neurophysiology), Occupational Therapy
and Physiotherapy Clinics, the Oncology
Department and Outpatient clinics, Respiratory
Medicine, the Pulmonary Function Lab, and the
Sedation Suite. The final phase of renovations,
completed last year,included a new Hospital lobby,
Auxiliary gift shop and a lounge area for patients
and families.
The first year of a new annual training program
to address the needs of children with disabilities
in Ladakh, India, commenced last summer with
participation from four occupational therapists
and a pediatric speech and language pathologist.
The program is providing consultation and
training to 44 people with disabilities, families
and communities in 22 remote rural villages,
and 18 educational workshops reaching approximately 700 people.
•
In January 2008, the Centre for International
Child Health hired its first full-time director,
Dr. Charles Larson.
•
The Cardiac Sciences training program at
Children’s Hospital of Fudan University
welcomed three new centres to the program.
•
A new multi-year program to train midwives
and nurses, support Ugandan pediatric
residents and medical students, develop family
medicine and improve survival of the acutely
ill at Mulago Hospital in Kampala, Uganda,
received initial funding to improve the health
of children and mothers.
•
To date, 18 trainers from across Canada and
other countries have been recruited to travel to
Shanghai.
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Report from the Finance Committee
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation continued its trend of revenue growth,
reporting consolidated revenues of $60.7 million for the 2007-08 year.
We continue to see growth in our major fundraising programs, with Miracle
Weekend revenues of $14.7 million compared with $13 million in the previous
fiscal year. Major gifts from individuals and corporations generated through
personal solicitation increased to $18.5 million from $15.8 million, reflecting
the Hospital’s strong ties to the community.
With this success came a larger contribution from the Foundation to the
Hospital, Sunny Hill and the Child & Family Research Institute. In 2007-08
we provided $40.2 million to these facilities, up from $37.5 million in the
previous year. We added more to endowments than in previous years, directing
$5.3 million into new or established endowment funds.
In September 2007 we celebrated the completion of a major capital project
that resulted in the creation of the Djavad Mowafaghian Wing. An additional
recently completed donor-funded capital project is the playing field behind
the new Mental Health Building.
Further changes to the Hospital site will occur in the near future as we work
with the Government of British Columbia and the Provincial Health Services
Authority to support the construction of a new Hospital.
As our $200-million Campaign for BC Children progresses, we continue to
set aggressive annual fundraising goals independent of the campaign,
ensuring we will continue to meet the Hospital’s urgent needs each year.
If you would like more information about the Foundation’s fiscal activity or
to receive our audited financial statements, please contact the Foundation at
604.875.2444 or visit us at www.bcchf.ca.
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Doug Gordon
Knut Nordlie, CFRE
CHAIR, FINANCE COMMITTEE
VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
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33%
2%
6%
8%
11%
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Individual, Corporate & Community Gifts
BC Children’s Hospital Miracle Weekend
United Way & Grants
Special Events
Direct Response Marketing
Estate Gifts & Tribute Gifts
40% INDIVIDUAL, CORPORATE
& COMMUNITY GIFTS
Source of
Donated Funds
6% SPECIAL EVENTS
The Foundation organizes a number of special
events each year, including Crystal Ball,
For Children We Care, Festival of Trees,
golf tournaments as well as Independent
Special Events put on by individuals and
groups across BC.
11% ESTATE GIFTS & TRIBUTE GIFTS
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation accepts
donations from individuals’ gifts in estate
plans, gifts in their will, and gifts of life
insurance or charitable trust. Tribute gifts
are an expression of friendship, love, or
sympathy and provide a channel for donors
to create a lasting remembrance of someone.
Gifts may be designated to a particular
area of interest. Undesignated gifts are used
to meet the Hospital’s most urgent needs.
2% UNITED WAY & GRANTS
Each year, many individuals contribute to
the United Way and designate Children’s
and Sunny Hill as the funding recipients. In
addition, granting agencies may designate
funds to a specific program through the
Foundation.
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Donations from individuals, corporations
and community groups make up a large
percentage of funds received by the
Foundation. Donors can choose to support
a specific area of need at Children’s
Hospital, Sunny Hill or the Child & Family
Research Institute, or allow the Foundation
to designate funds where they are needed
most.
33% BC CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
MIRACLE WEEKEND
The annual Miracle Weekend is one of
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation’s most
visible community fundraising campaigns.
This two-day broadcast is the culmination
of a year of fundraising activities by
employee groups, service organizations,
schools and community groups, and
members of the public.The Miracle Weekend
includes A World of Smiles South Asian
Telethon on Shaw Multicultural Channel,
Chinese-Canadian Telethon on Fairchild
TV and radiothons on CHMB AM1320
and Fairchild Radio AM1470, and BC
Children’s Hospital Miracle Weekend on
Global Television.
8% DIRECT RESPONSE MARKETING
Every year, generous individuals respond
to mailed correspondence, television promotions, telephone requests, and door-to-door
solicitation conducted by representatives of
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation. Many of
these donors belong to the Sunshine Club –
a monthly donation program that provides a
stable and cost-efficient source of funding
for the Foundation.
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8% SUNNY HILL HEALTH CENTRE
FOR CHILDREN
•
•
•
•
Equipment & Capital Needs
Leadership & Program Development
I Can Talk Too Program
Child Development & Rehabilitation
Evidence Centre
• Fellowships & Education
• Clinical Improvements
4% HEALTH PROMOTION
& EDUCATION
•
•
•
•
Use of
Donated Funds
21% RESEARCH INTO
4% SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT
CHILDHOOD DISEASES
• Infusion Pumps
• Clinical Equipment in Acute Inpatient
& Ambulatory Programs
• Pediatric Surgical Equipment
• High Resolution Digital
Ultrasound System
• Critical Care Ventilators
• Patient Monitoring Systems
• Genetic Research
• Clinical Genetics Research
• Centre for Community
Child Health Research
• Centre for Applied
Health Research & Education
• Centre for Research in
Childhood Diabetes
• Nutrition Research
• Reproductive Health Research
• Immunology Research
• Infectious & Inflammatory
Diseases Research
• Childhood Cancer Research
• Cardiovascular Sciences Research
• Mental Health Research
• Research Institute
Infrastructure & Equipment
• Research Investigator Recruitment
63% SPECIFIC ENDOWMENTS
& DESIGNATIONS
•
•
•
•
•
•
63%
4%
4%
8%
21%
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BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
Pediatrician & Specialist Training
Leadership Recruitment
Safe Start – Injury Prevention Program
Special Projects including music therapy
Genetic Research Endowments
Pediatric Oncology Endowment
Research Institute Expansion
Mental Health Building
Child Health BC
A broad range of other areas of donor
interest, including diabetes, nephrology,
cardiac sciences and gastroenterology,
to name a few.
Specific Endowments & Designations
Specialized Equipment
Health Promotion & Education
Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children
Research into Childhood Diseases
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Superheroes!
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CORPORATE, COMMUNITY GROUPS & FOUNDATIONS
BC Children’s Hospital depends on corporations,
their employees, foundations and community groups for their dedication and generosity.We thank our Legends,
Champions and Heroes who contributed $25,000 or more in 2007 for helping to make miracles happen.
Corporate and Community
Legends – $1 million or more
The Auxiliary to BC
Children’s Hospital
Costco Wholesale,
Employees and Members
Michael Cuccione
Foundation
LifeLabs
Colonel Harland
Sanders Charities
Save-On-Foods,
Overwaitea Foods,
PriceSmart Foods, Cooper’s
Foods & Urban Fare
Teck Cominco Limited
& Employees
TELUS
Variety – The Children’s
Charity of BC
Corporate and Community
Champions – $100,000 to
$999,999
Balding for Dollars
BMO Employee Charitable
Foundation
Building For Kids Charity
Golf Classic
Canada Safeway Limited
& Employees
Canucks for Kids Fund
Chip’s Not Dead Yet
Memorial Mile
CIBC and CIBC Employees
Dairy Queen Canada Inc.
The Kelty Patrick Dennehy
Foundation
Fishing for Kids
Goldcorp Inc.
HSBC Bank Canada –
Employees
Koo Family
Ledcor Group
of Companies
Ministry of Children and
Family Development
RBC – Employees
RBC Foundation
RE/MAX Kelowna
RE/MAX of Western
Canada (1998) Inc.
Scotiabank Employees
Summits of Hope
TB Vets
TD Bank Financial Group
United Way of the Lower
Mainland
Vancouver Foundation
Wal-Mart Canada
& Employees
Anonymous (4)
Corporate and Community
Heroes – $25,000 to
$99,999
99.3 The FOX
Allergan Canada
B.C. Road Builders and
Heavy Construction
Association
BC Hydro Employees
Community Services
Fund
BC Hydro Power Pioneers
Blockbuster Canada Co.
British Columbia
Professional Fire Fighters’
Burn Fund
Buddhist Compassion
Relief Tzu Chi
Foundation of Canada
Canaccord Capital
Corporation
Canada Post Corporation
Canada’s Scrapbooking
Crop for Kids – Vancouver
Canadian Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation
CIBC World Markets Inc.
Coast Capital Savings
Coast Mountain Bus
CompanyLtd.–Employees
Colliers International
Victoria
Commonwealth
Insurance Company
Concert Properties Ltd.
Concord Pacific Group Inc.
Corporate Express
Canada Ltd.
E.B. Horsman & Son
ElkValley Coal Corporation
The Fairmont
Empress Hotel
For Children We Care
Charity Group
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Aeries and Auxiliaries
of British Columbia
Lotte & John Hecht
Memorial Foundation
Highland Valley Copper
& Employees
Hoffmann Family
& Friends Function
at the Junction
The Hospital For Sick
Children Foundation
Hot Jazz Society
HSBC Bank Canada
Huckleberry Mines Ltd.
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Interior Logging
Association
Johnston Equipment
London Drugs Limited
Mark’s Work Wearhouse
Marriott Hotels of Canada
Mortgage Brokers
Association of British
Columbia
Northgate Minerals
Corporations – Kemess
Mines Ltd.
NovaGold Resources Inc.
Pacific Blue Cross
Paddle for Kids
PartyLite Gifts Ltd.
Phillips, Hager & North
Province of British
Columbia
RBC
RE/MAX Alliance Victoria
RE/MAX Camosun
RE/MAX Crest Realty
RE/MAX Nyda Realty
RE/MAX Vernon
RepOne Fitness’s Team
Easy Peasy
Royal Pacific Realty Corp.
Scotiabank
Shoppers Drug Mart
Silver Standard Resources
Inc. & Employees
Sleep Country Canada
Standard Radio Inc.
Sun Wah Foods (Canada)
Thrifty Foods
Toys “R” Us
Transwest Mining Systems
United Way of Kamloops
& Region
Vancouver Film &
Television Artists Society
CHILDREN’S CIRCLE OF CARE The Children’s Circle of Care honours individuals, family foundations
and privately held corporations who contribute gifts of $10,000 or more. It is our honour to recognize these
dedicated donors for their support of child health in 2007. The Royal Circle recognizes donors whose
cumulative contributions to BC Children’s Hospital have reached or exceeded $1 million since the inception
of the Children’s Circle of Care program in 1995.
The Royal Circle
Jack and Doris Brown
Foundation
Patrick and
Beryl Campbell
Charitable Trust
Canadian Chinese Help
Care Society
Caleb and Nancy* Chan
Tom and Bonita Chan
Dan and Jill Devlin
Mike and Lisa Hudson
and Family
Milan and Maureen Ilich
Foundation
Asa and Kashmir Johal
and Family
Donald R. Lindsay
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Djavad Mowafaghian
William L.* and
Marjorie-Anne Sauder
Allan and Elsa Yap
Anonymous (1)
2007 Members
Abercrombie Foundation
Kourosh andAfsarAfshar Susan Ainsworth
Ainsworth Lumber
Company Ltd.
Alexander Family
Christine Alvarez Angus One
Recruitment Ltd.
John A. Annesley
Robert Armstrong and
Nicole Fraser-Armstrong BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
Asentus Consulting
Group
David and Christina
Auyoung
Glenn and Nicola Bailey
Arthur and Elle Bargen
Richard and Dorothy
Beauchamp Ryan and Cindy Beedie
Stephen and Kathy
Bellringer
Syd Belzberg and
Joanna Tymkiw
Deepak Binning
Foundation
Geoffrey and
Catherine Blair Susan Bockhold and
Jacques LeBlanc Cornelius Boerkoel
and Francine
Boerkoel-Westrate Bosa Properties Inc.
James C. Boyle Suzanne Burgess and
Graham Robins Jr.
Kevin Bush and
Helga Grau Craig Bushell
David and Tamara Bustos
David Cabral and
Lori Tucker Alethia Cameron
Stephanie A. Carlson
Sue Carruthers Hospital Family Member
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Barry and
Laurie Cavanaugh
Beverly Chan
Holly Chan
Richard C. Chan
Tin Lum and
Suet Y. Yee Chan
Chan Sisters Foundation
Steve and Bonnie Chiu
Chun Choi and
Juliana Cho
David and Anu Choo
Chuen-Chung and
On Chau Chow
Gordon and Mary
Christopher Foundation
Agatha Chung
Tim Clark
John Clarke
Allan and Victoria Cloke
Doug and
Barbara Cochrane JP Collet and Jun Chen Mary B. Connolly and
Louis D. Wadsworth Cooper Family
W.E. and Y.V. Couling
Douglas J.
Courtemanche Sophia Cummings
Graeme and Cheryl Currie
Duncan Davies and
Donna Mooney
Marcello De Cotiis
Rossano De Cotiis
The de Courtney Family
Kerry and Ginny Dennehy
Charles and
Isabelle Diamond
Gordon and
Marion Dixon
Sherry Doman
Dominelli Family
Jeff and Muriel Dowle
Bessie M. Duncan
Donald Dye
Janet R. Edmondson
The Eggertson Family
Thomas Ehlen
Elephant Island
Orchard Wines
David and Wendie Elliott
Elva Marguerite Elliott*
Larry and Jo Elliott
EPTA Properties Ltd.
Donald Farris and Family
Haig and Mary Farris
Kimberley C. Fenlon Daniel and
Ani Feuermann
Lena Fish
Donald Fitzpatrick Douglas B. Forster and
Silvia Heinrich
Diane Gao
Jamie and Susan Gibbs
B. Ming Gin
Nancy Girling and Family
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Melissa Goh
Paul and Mary Goh
Samantha Goh
Gooding Family
Douglas C. Gordon
Great Century Foundation
Rod Green
John Greig
Vic W. Griffin
Anthony and Vicki Grist
Peter and Catherine
Gudewill
Samuel and Patricia
Gudewill
David and
Margaret* Hardwick Shelagh and John Hare
and Family
Juris and Madeleine
Harlamovs
Michael and
Sandra Hayden Rowan Hazelton and
Natalie Forchuk
Rory and Laura Henry
Mark K. Hill Lotus E. Hills
Lawrence and Sharen Ho
Derek and Lisa Hopkins
Joe and Joanne Houssian
Yung Lin Hsiao
and Family
V.K.Eddie Hsu Foundation
The Huebner Family
Noah Hughes
Denise Hui and Aaron Hui
Hilary and Patsy Hui
Wai Haan Hui
Rick Ilich and Lauren
Melville
Iris Consulting Limited
Daniel and Wendy Jarvis
Douglas Johnston Jim Johnston and
Barbara Melosky
Randle and Frances Jones
Frances B. Jordan
Julian Ceramic Tile Inc.
Frank and Freda Kaplan
Sean Keenan Norman B. Keevil
Keller Family
Greg and Lisa Kerfoot
Jake and Judy Kerr
Brian and Tammi
Kerzner and Family
Christopher, Olivia,
Victoria and
Charlotte King
Jason Ko and Family
Hans and Linda Kohler
Frederick K. Kozak
and Lorna E. Hruby Chad Kroeger
The Kronier Family
Wilson and Rebecca Ku
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Bill Kunzweiler
Kusumoto Family
John and Adrienne
Kutzschan
David and Dorothy Lam
Foundation
Michael and Annie Lam
Winnie Lam
Danio and Winnie Lau
Lawrence and Lucy Law
Pierre Lebel
Oliver Lennox-King
Sonny B. S. and Florence
Leong
Chik-Fun Leung* and
Kan Wai-Man Leung*
Ludia M. Y. Li
Ken and Snow Liang
Kenneth and
Michelle Lim Mei Yun Lin
Emily Ling Stephen D. Lister and
Margaret A. Rundle
Audrey Livland
Bruno Locher
Barry and Benita Loughlin
Jeffrey and Barbara
Ludemann Harald and Sharlene
Ludwig
Lukas H. Lundin
David and Jill Lyall
Nancy MacKay
Rebecca and John Mackay
Stuart MacLeod and
Nancy McCullough Andrew MacNeily and
Valerie Gillies David and June Madill
Magna International
Sai Wah and Frances Mak
Stephan Malherbe Patti Man
Daniel and Michelle
Matthews
Frank & Yvonne
McCracken Foundation
Donald and Amy McInnes
Richard McKerracher
Catherine McLeod-Seltzer
and Tom Seltzer
Michele Cake Shop Ltd.
John D. and
Joyce Mitchell
Firoz and
Shehla Miyanji John Montalbano
Rolly Montgomery
Paul and
Elizabeth Moxham Kishore Mulpuri and Hima
Bindu Yarlagadda Marcus Nairn
Alexander Nam
Ron Neal
Shue-Chiu Ng and Family
Joel Nitikman
and Liny Chan
John and Diane Norton
Peter Ohler
Makiko Okuyama
Glenn and Wynne Olnick
Jim O’Rourke
Park Place Foundation
Paterson Foundation
Richard Phillips
Blair and
Mairi Claire Pigeon
David and Janice Podmore
Dana Prince and Elana
Sigal – Zach Prince
Foundation
Garry Proudfoot
Joan Proudfoot
Bob Purdy Quail Rock Foundation
Mike Ranallo
Chris and Leslie Reilly Eleanor Reimer
and Dan Lennox Sheila Ann A. Reynolds*
David and Pamela
Richardson
Jim and Leney
Richardson and Family
Keith and
Margaret Riding Riess Family
Roslyn Ritchie
Don and Eleanor* Rix
Douglas Robins
Robinson Family
Stewart and Darlene
Robinson
Jim and Noreen Rustad
John and Penny Ryan
Matt and Sharon Sauder
William R. Sauder
Louis and
Jacqueline Scheepers Doug and Marie Schick
Kirk and Julia Schultz Suki and Desha Sekhon
Rod and Jeannie Senft
Shape Properties Corp.
David and Eha Shepherd
Wai Kong Shiu and Family
Jason and Audra Shull
Sinclair Dental Co. Ltd.
Ash Singhal and
Muffy Greenaway Erik and
Heather Skarsgard Reg Skelton
Allan and Clarice
Skidmore–Jessoma
Foundation
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Carl and Wendy Slavin
Sandy So and Ron Benoit
Solaris Management
Consultants Inc.
Jason and Monica
Soprovich
Joseph and Jean Spacil
David P. Speert and
Sarah Lawton-Speert Jeff Stacer
Paul and Edie Steinbok Cathy and Justin
Stephenson Ron and Sharon Stevenson
The Kim Stolberg
Foundation
David Strang
Grant and Dee
Sutherland
8/25/08
Debora Sweeney and
Stephen Crombie Paul and Barbara
Sweeney
Szocs Family
Timothy Tam and
Remedios Fu-Tam Ian Telfer and Family
Isaac and Judy Thau
David and
Gail Thompson
Norman and
Randi Thompson
Townsend Family
Dean and Kitty Toye
Paul and Candice Tsang Delores Tymos
Denis W. Underhill
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Nancy Van Laeken Peeyush and
Poonam Varshney
Cynthia and
Bruce Verchere Vidalin Family Foundation
Amir Virani and
Nadia Jiwa
Ken and Betty Voth
Eric Webber and
Farah Valimohamed Richard and Coleen Weir
Alphonse Welchering
William G. and
Margret E. Wellington
David and Janis Wensley
and Family Brian Westerberg and
Danuta Skowronski Whiffin Family
Bill Whitehead
Whittall Family Fund
Chip and Shannon Wilson
Margaret Wilson
The Wolrige Foundation
Allen and Karen Wong
Connla T. Wood*
Soon Sit and Atchara Yeap
Philip Young
Peter and Diane Zell
ZeShan Foundation
Anonymous (25)
* DECEASED
CHILDREN’S CIRCLE OF COURAGE
The smaller the patient, the greater the need for specialized
medical care – and support. We thank these donors for their support between $1,000 and $9,999 in 2007 and
welcome them to the Circle of Courage.
072089 BC Ltd.
0765662 B.C. Ltd.
0768460 B.C. Ltd.
1 & 2 Electric Ltd.
441615 B.C. Ltd.
451270 BC Ltd.
828360 Alberta Ltd.
A & G Mobile
Welding/Repairs
Aadmi Group
Ace Architectural
Millwork 501682 B.C. Ltd.
Ace Copper Specialists –
505634 B.C. Ltd.
Acosta Canada
K. Ruth Adair
AEP Canada Inc.
William Stephen Affleck*
Michael and Jane Agg
Agropur
Fareed S. Ahamed
Air North Charter &
Training Ltd.
Bruce and Jeanne
Alexander
All Tech Transport Ltd
Michael J. and Gloria
Allan
Alrich Custom Cabinets
Ronald Amos
Katrina Amurao
Anako Foundation
Anbrook Industries Ltd.
E. Edvard and
Mary-Louise Anderson
Yolande Anderson
Anderson Daymon
Worldwide Inc.
Anderson Watts
Andreas Consulting Ltd.
Dale Andres
Deroyl Andrews
Michael and Claire
Andruff
Michael and Candace
Anfield
Angel Concepts Inc.
Richard and Virginia
Angus
Gordon Anton
Glen Antonuk
Antray Enterprises
(1983) Inc.
Applegath Group –
RE/MAX Real Estate
(Kamloops)
Aquaventures
Swim Centre
Victor and Carmen Araujo
Aremac Holdings Ltd.
Argo Ventures Inc.
Jason and Andrea
Armstrong
Susan Arnold
Dennis Arsene
Art Face Optical
Art World & Little Note
Children’s Choir
Artel Insurance
Services Inc.
Celeste Ash
Valerie Ashworth
Kazem and Efat Askari
Associated Lock &
Supply Ltd.
J. Brian Aune
Auto One Lease Inc.
Auto West BMW
William K. Auyeung
Glen Avery
AXA Pacific Insurance Co.
B3 Communications Inc.
B-7 Properties Ltd.
Ronald and Cecile Bach
Jean-Paul Bachellerie
Angela Bailey
Bruce H. Bailey
Russ Bailie
Navjot and Daljit Bains
Autumn Baker
Ian and Helen Ballam
Arno and Nirmal Bangert Jack Barker
Jeannette Barna
Barrnone Productions Inc.
Sandra Barry
Nathan and Kim Bartel
Gordon Barthels
Andy Basi
Basra Family
Manmit Bassi
Avtar Bath
Bayside Furniture Ltd.
BB Blue Clothing
Jeff Bedell
John and Roberta Belancic
Stuart and Shannon
Belkin
Douglas Bell
George Bell
Grant Bell
Bella Coola Fisheries Ltd.
Belmont Meat
Products Ltd.
Joshua and Talia Bender Berezan Management
Joyce Berg
Bruce Bergman
Gary and Karen Berman
John Bestwick
Doug and Jane Beulah
Paul Bhogal
Laura W. Bicknell
Jason Binab
Bertus and Helma
Binnendyk
BioClin Health
Research, Inc.
Alessandro and Nicole
Bitelli
Wendle P. Bitz*
Rory Bjarnason
Donna Blackham
Joyce and Frank
Blandford
Grant Block
Katherine E. Block
Boart Longyear Canada
Lenard F. Boggio
William Boland
Bon Voyage Holidays
Stuart Bonner
Bonnie Enterprises Ltd.
Walter A. and Elizabeth
Boppart
Margaret Borer
Dale and Anna Bosa
John Bowles
Sandy and Molly Boyd
George Brack
Pamela Brammall
Brandt Tractor Ltd.
Ralf and Heidi Brauer
Doug Brealey
Tom and Monica Brennan
Albert and
Barbara A. Brett
Douglas and Valerie Brett
Bruce and Patricia Bried
Dwight Brissette
British Pacific
Properties Limited
Broadmead Pharmasave
Michael Broderick
Hospital Family Member
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Brookside Foods Ltd.
Denise Brown
Jim and Linda Brown
Josh Brown
Roger M. Brown
Ryan and Bonnie Brown
Lois E. Browne
Leo M. Bruneau
Vaughan S. Bruneau
Brunette Industries Ltd.
Bob and Donna Bryant
Warren Bryanton
Fred Bucci
Jonathan Buchwald
Buckley Hogan Law Office
Alejandro and
G. Victoria Buhler
Edward and Ila Bunton
Burgundy Asset
Management Ltd.
Cheryl Burian
Stephen Burk
George and Janice Burke
Elizabeth Burley
Geoff Burns
Burrard Autostrasse
Collision Ltd.
Steve Busby
Madge Bushell
Butterley Family
Foundation Inc.
C.I.R. Mechanical Ltd.
Winston Cabell
Don and Jean Calder
Ehyan Caldwell
Cambridge Plumbing
Systems Ltd.
Brian and Ann Cameron
John D. Cameron
Kristina Campbell
Nancy Campbell
Canadian Walden
Log Homes
Canadian Willamette
Industries Inc.
Capital Direct Lending Corp.
Capri Insurance
Cardinal Concrete Ltd
Cardinal Meat Specialists
Chris Carter
James and Leslie Carter
Fred Carver
John G. and Nina Cassils
Caterpillar Global Mining
Gilbert and
Annette Catillo
CDC Construction Ltd.
Celtic Drywall Ltd.
Centaur Products Inc.
Centra Exteriors Ltd.
Marcus Chalk
Donald F. and
Carole Chalmers
Chambers Electric Corp.
Carlos K. and May Y. Chan
Christina Chan
Dorothy Chan
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Fredrick Chan
Lai Lai Chan and
Sui Cheung Poon
May Wan Chan
Norah Chan
Pui Ming Chan
Sze-Fung Chan
Yeow-Lee Chan
Karim Chandani
Peter J. Chandler
David C. and
Sophia L. Chang
Isabella X. Chang
Raymond Chang
Thomas Chang
Peter Charlton
Jeff and Bettina
Charpentier
Anthony Chau
Cheapskates Consignment
Sporting Goods
Cindy Chen
Colin Chen
Jian Xin Chen
Chen & Leung –
Barristers & Solicitors
Yung Cheng
Rebecca Wun Cheung
Richard Cheung
Ricky Cheung
Shun Yau Cheung
Thomas H. Cheung
Chilliwack Mountain
Log Homes
Chin-Yuan Chin and
Yu-Mei Hsu
John* and Loretta Chin
Yung Yee Lai Ching
Danny Chong
Anthony Chow
Wing Nong and Yang
Yiang Chow
David Christopher
Robert R. and Linda S.
Chrystal
Benji Chu
Howard Chu
Karen Chu
William Chu
Yu-Leung and Yvonne
Chu
Alice Chui
Grace Y.Y. Chung
Winnie Chung
James and Nancy Church
Sue Churchill
Murray A. Chysyk
Johnny and
Jacqueline Ciampi
Mark Ciarfella
Civil Construction Co. Ltd.
CJL Enterprises Ltd.
John Clague
J. Arthur and
Catherine Clark
Richard P. Clark
Bob and Linda Cliffe
Valerie A. Clouston
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CLR Concepts
Alain Co
Coastal Insurance
Jan and Kevin Coates
Mary Coggin
Marlene Cohen-Wexler
Brian Colban
Daphne Cole
Edward A. Colin
Darell Collins
Jon A. and Kay Collins
Collins and Cullen
Conair Group Inc.
Concord Sales Ltd.
CONECO
Confide Enterprises Ltd.
Adrienne Constantinescu
Lance and Diane Conway
Grigor E. Cook
Brad Cooke
J. R. (Randy) Cooke
Coquitlam Orthodontics
Cordova Bay Golf Course
Mark A. Corra
Corra Foundation
Correale Industries Ltd
Cosmaceutical
Research Lab
Costless Express
William Cotton
Ken Cowie
David Craig
Erik Cramer
J. Casey Crawford and
Carla Banfield
Creative DesignWorks Inc.
Ken Cretney
Cridland Logging Ltd.
Graham Crockart
Robert G. and Laura
Cruickshank
Rob Cruikshank
Crystal Classic
Exteriors Inc.
Jim W. Culic
Rob Cummins
Nicola Cunliffe
Cameron and
Wendy Currie and Family
Margaret Curtis
Len Cuthbert
Chris Cyca
D. Bradley
Enterprises Ltd.
Dakralda Properties Ltd.
Harvey Dales
Hilda Dang
Nancy Dao
Michael d’Artois
Darcy and Fiona
Daubaras
I. Jean (Saiko) Davenport
David and Jonathan
Ventures Ltd
David Lane Office
Furniture Ltd.
Gordon Davis
Sandra Daviss
Balwinder K. Dayal
Thomas and
Lianne Dean
Luann Deibert
Elinore Delf
Della Optique
Optometry and Eyewear
Claude Delmaire
Arko Demianczuk
and Doris Vretenar
John and Lucille Dempsey
Ken Dempsey
Dennis Cook Holdings Ltd.
Manjinder and
Kanwal Deol
Les and Linda Deuling
Gurpreet and Tarpinder
Dhaliwal
Nancy Di Castri
Diamond Delivery
Services
Heather J. Dickson
Eric L. Dickstein
Phong Quoc Diep
Digital Alchemy
Entertainment
Gavin Dirom
Robert Disbrow and Kim
Kawaguchi
Brenda M. Dixon
Peter Dobell
Brian D. Domney
Alanna Donahue and
Chris Jordan Donna Curtis & Associates
John and Evelyn Donovan
Aldo and Colleen Doratti
Arthur Peter and
Karen Dorazio
Orsa-Marie Douglas
Leo Douillard
DP World (Canada) Inc.
Dr. J. Smillie Inc.
Dr. Jane Gardiner Inc. Dr. Martin C. K.
Hosking Inc. Dr. Matt Evans Inc.
DTZ Barnicke
Mary “Johnnie” Duffus
Damian Duffy David Duncan
E.D. (Ted) Duncan
Duso’s Enterprises Ltd.
Duxiana
E.D. Smith & Sons Ltd.
R. Henry Easingwood and
E. J. Paterson
Jesse East
East Fraser Fiber Co. Ltd.
9530 BCCHF AR07-08 08.25 Process:Layout 1
Kenneth Easthom
Howard W. Eckman
Edenbank Investment
Corporation
Edmonds Appliance
Centre
Justus Edmundson
Bryan Edwards
Charles Edwards
Eecol Electric
(Sask.) Ltd.
Aryeh Elbaz
Beverly Ellingson
John and Mary-Anna Ellis
Emerson Real Estate
Group Inc.
David Emri
Robert Emri
Emri Group
Ken Eng
Engima Interconnect Inc.
Barb Enns
Enterprise Paper Co. Ltd.
Allan and Aida Entote
Epic Metalworks Inc.
Wally Erickson
Jason Evans
Merv C. Evdokimenko
Robert Fairbank
Frank Fairley
Falcon Equipment Ltd
Bruce and Chang-Mei Fan
Fast-Track Floors Ltd
Rory Fatt
Shu An and Nancy Fei
Femo Construction Ltd.
Ferrero Canada Ltd.
Jane Field
Robert B. and
Dorothy Findlay
Cyril Fitchett
D. Ross and
Linda Fitzpatrick
Jeff Fitzpatrick
James K. and
Barbara Fitzsimmons Steve Floris
Chu On and Wai Yuk Fok
foneGEAR
Paul Fong
Gordon and
Christina Ford
Robert and Edith Ford
Conley Forey
Stephen Forgacs Doug Fossen
Bruce Fournier
Garth Fowler and
Kathleen Rafferty
Richard Fowler and
Margot Fleming
Tom Fowler
Sheila Francis
Lillian A. Franz
Fraser Valley Inn Ltd.
Fraserland Farms Ltd.
Freelife International, Inc.
8/25/08
Freight Finder
Logistics Ltd.
Freybe Gourmet
Foods Ltd.
Albert Friedland
Foundation
Nathan Friesen
Rick and Bev Friesen
Ted and Alice Friesen
Frontier Cloth House Ltd.
Douglas Frye
Christopher and
Sandra Fryer Justin Fryer
Joseph Fujisawa
Edward Fung
Kirk Fyffe
G & R Cedar Ltd
Andries and
Marion Gaastra
Gagan Foods
International Ltd.
Tony and Laura Gage
Gair Williamson
Architects
Garden City
Greenhouses Ltd
Garibaldi Glass
Industries Inc.
Megan Gates and Family
Gateway Mechanical
Services Inc.
GBS Trucking Ltd
Gerald Geen
Jerry Geen
Clark Geisler and
Alicia L. Then
Barry Gellner
Joan E. Gemmell
Richard P. and
Effie Genovese
GeoPacific
Consultants Ltd.
Mark George
Lloyd Geransky
Donna Gerelle Daniel Gerhard
Bipin Ghelani
George and
Frankie Gibbins
Colleen A. Gibbons
David L. Gibson
Troy Gibson
Jaswant S. Gidda
Henry and
Marty Giesbrecht
Elizabeth Gilbert
Brent and Caroline
Gilchrist
Amrit Paul Gill
Avtar Gill
Derek Gillette
Karen Gilmore and
Rob Van Nus
Glassworld
Installations Inc.
Ivanna Glavan
Glide Enterprise Ltd.
GML Mechanical Ltd.
GMS Industries Inc.
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GNB Technologies
Gochngbok Holdings Ltd.
Geoffrey Godding
Brian Godfrey
Orville Goldby
Golden Gear Ltd.
Golden Valley Foods Ltd.
David Gomberoff and
Vivian Zalkow
George Gomory
Cheryl Goodwin
Hugh and Karen Gordon
Gosal Trucking Ltd.
Gulshan Goyal
Tom Gradecak
Ronald Graham and
Linda McLean
Graham Construction
and Engineering Inc.
Grant Q.N. Meng Law
Corporation
Walter and
Peggy Grapentin
Judy Gray
Paul and Jane Gray
Joe and Deborah Grech
Rod Green – Masters
Gallery
Greenbrier Holdings Ltd.
Greenfield Spa Ltd
Harchand Grewal
Jagjit Grewal
Parminder K. and
Spinder S. Grewal
Rob Grey
Alan D. and Lyn Grimston
Louise Anne Grimwood
GS Sayers
Engineering Ltd.
Mimmo and Catherine
Guadagnuolo
Lynda Guarascio
Geoffrey Gudewill
Michael and
Susan Guichon
Gary and Linda Gumley
Wen Jun Guo
Chick and Mitch Gurvitz
H.S. Crombie Limited
Haebler Construction
(2003) Inc.
Paula Haehner
Barbara Hall
Russell and Dawn
Hallbauer
Don Halliday
David Hallonquist
Halo Sawmill Ltd.
Robert and Carole Halsey
Brad Hamer-Jackson
Rick Hamer-Jackson
Pauline and David
Hamilton
Mark Hammer
Margaret Hancock
Scott Hand
Poul and Judith Hansen
Gladys Hanson
Harry Hardie
Hardy Sales Ltd.
Morley Harman
Douglas Harris
J.T. Al and Jean K. Harris
John and Marjorie Harris
Harris & Company LLP
Gabryel Harrison
Harvest Marketing
Company Ltd.
Vivian Harvey
Ron and Jeannie Haslett
Malcolm and Catherine
Hasman and Family
David and Fran Hastie
Arline Hatch
Leo Hathaway
Adrian Hazzi
Anne Heavenor
Peggy Heffernan
Lyle Hepburn
Jacqueline Heppler
Michael Herskowitz
Donald and
Debra Hewson
Patricia and
Richard Hicks
Highland Foundry Ltd.
Brian Hill
Peter Hinam
Barbara A. Hinkson
Kwing Yui and Fung
Ching Chang Ho
Leslie Ho
Patrick Ho
Harold, Maria, Alex
and Isabel Hodgson
Judy Hodson
Bruce Hoeschen
Mary Hole
Robert W. Hole
Douglas M. Holtby
Michele Holwill
Homelife Benchmark
Titus Realty
Han Hsiao Hong
David and
Florence Hooper
J. Wesley* and
Margaret Horne
Doug and Vicki Horswill
Lenard E.S. Horton
Brian Hoshizaki
Hothead Games Inc.
Houle Electric Ltd.
Howe Sound Brewing
Company Ltd.
Sara Howson
Tim and Tara Hoy
HR Pacific Construction
Management Ltd.
Dolly Wan-Sheng Hsiung
Linda Hui-Chen Hsu
Hospital Family Member
31
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
9530 BCCHF AR07-08 08.25 Process:Layout 1
Chester Hu
Henry Huang
Howard Huang
Audrey Hubber*
Huish Detergents
Peter Humeniuk
Alice Hunt
R. Morrison Hurley Hyack Tire Ltd.
Jason Hymers
Monte N. Hyssop
Hy-Tech Drilling Ltd.
Wei Luong Ichuang
William and Francine Iles
Imperial Paddock
Pools Ltd.
Industrial
Investments Ltd.
Rexford W. Ingalls and
Robbyn Abbott
Lloyd and Leona Ingraham
Iota Construction
Hilda Irish
Irish Times Pub
Helen Irwin
Hilary R. and
Rita M. Isbister
Island Farms Agropur
Division Natrel
ITT Flygt Canada
J R Estates Inc.
J.D. Sweid Ltd.
J.I. Properties
Dennis Jabs
Justin Jacobsen
Jade Line Holdings Ltd.
Deborah and Wes Jamison
Derek and Rhonda Janzen
Doug Janzen
Jeff Allester
Engineering Ltd.
Rosella Jefferson David Jeffs
Jenkins Marzban
Logan LLP
Herbert A. Jerry-Cooper
JLA Services Inc.
Tony Joe
Joe Fortes Seafood
& Chop House
Bill and Donna Johnson
D.R. Lukin Johnston
Jollen Home Creation Ltd.
Carol Jones
Harold and Pearl Jones
Ming H. Jong
Rosita Jordanova
JSV Architectural
Veeneering & Millwork Inc
JTB International
(Canada) Ltd.
Graham Judd
Cindy Juhasz
K.O.B. Management
(1996) Ltd.
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Ahmet Murat Kadioglu
Mandeep Kaila
Kalico Developments Ltd.
Harvey Kardos
Karo Group Inc.
Mani Kashani
Steven R. Kasper
Andrew and
Corrina M. Kaweski
Charles E. Kay
Jefferey Kay Q.C.
Thomas and Candace Kay
Sharon Kaye
Kea’s Meats Ltd
Dan Keeley
David Kelly
Michael and Lisa Kelly
Kelowna Hyundai
Kelowna Tool & Die Ltd.
Alan Kemp
Stephen J. Kemp
Marie J. Kendall
KenDor Textiles
Michael Kennedy
Kerr’s Recognition
Services Inc.
Zane and Jaye Kerzner
Rupika Khanuja
Charlie Kiers
Henry Kyu Kim and
Jung-Hee Kim
Henry and Marg King
Pinney King
Douglas and Mikki Kirk
Peter Kirk
Sheila M. Kirkwod
Lydia Klassen
Henry and Heleen Klop
Stephen and Claire
Kloppenburg
Dave Knapp
Doug Knight
Ko Lu Lifestyle Inc.
Tess Koehle
Koga Engineering
& Construction Inc.
Helene Kohanyi
Peter Koltai
Mei Chun Kong
Talbinder Kooner
Freda Kopp
Michael J. Korenberg
Dave Koszegi
David and Janet Kotula
Joseph Kovacic
Deborah Krause
Robert and Marilyn Krell
Ram Krishna
Andrea A. Kronshage
Kirk Kuester
Peter G. Kukielski
Kupidy Family
John Kupskay
Terry Kuzma
Paul Kwan
Kwik Metal Install Ltd.
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Gregory Kyllo
James B. Kynoch
Lorne P. Labelle
Robert Lacerte
Milton and Roslyn
Lachman
Martin L. Lack
Sherry Ladd
Shafik Ladha
Gerald Laferriere
Carol Man Shu Lai
Kevin Lai
Ting Yiu Lai
Lucille Lam
Mei Lai Lam
Mo Kwong and
Marian Lam
Sam Lam
Lambert Plumbing
and Heating Ltd.
Scott Lamont
Paul Lamoureux
Sandra Lamoureux
Stephen Lampman
David E. Lancaster
Landmark Power
Exchange
Lando & Company
Barristers & Solicitors
David Lane
Langford Women’s
Institute
Shaida Langley
Lansdowne Commercial
William G. Larsen
Alan and Fanny Lau
Eva W.K. Lau
Marcus and Celia Lau
Philip Lau
Lauder Ranches Ltd.
Margaret C. Laurence
P. Scott and Susan Lawrie
Jason Laynes
Byron and Debbie Lazar
Leading Edge Forming Ltd.
Cliff Lede
Ledgir House Ltd
Brian Lee
Christina Lee
Edward Lee and Family
Francis Lee
George and Ruth Lee
James and Kathleen Lee
Lidia Lee
Linda Lee
Pui Sang Lee
Sherman Shu Sun Lee
Simon K.Y. Lee
Mary Legiest
Gideon and Kari
Leoganda
Kelly Lerigny
David Lerose
Corney Les
Angela Lesniewicz
Donald and Julia Leung
Fung Ying Leung
Hun Ching Leung
Nicky Leung
Robert Leung
Shiu Shun Leung-Chu
Jacky Levi
Chi Li
Raymond and Anna Li
Yong Sheng Li
Libra National
Jeffrey B. Lightfoot
Ben and Sally Lim
Jan Lim
Reynato and Susana Lim
Sandra Lim
Angel Lin
Ken Te-Chien Lin
Ian and Ann Lindsay
Thelma I. Lindsay
Lions Gate Trailers Ltd.
Mike Lipkewich
Robert Little
James C.S. and
Olga F. Liu
Jeng Mao Liu
Lena Liu
Ming H. Lui
Siu Fai Liu
Anita Lloyd
Eleanor Myfanwy Lloyd
Pansy Lo
Polly Lo
Barbara Lockhart
Wayne and
Carol Lockhart
Khodadad and
Mahin Lohrasb
Lombard Canada Ltd.
Donald and
Stella Longstaff
Lougheed Acura
Brandt and Belinda Louie
Janine Louie
Ronald Lou-Poy
Sheila E. Love
Joannea Lovell
Barbara J. Low
Jocy Lowy
Peter Lucas
Kent Lucki
Lynne Lucki
Trent Lucki
Cecilia Suk Mee Lui
Juan-Hui and Yuet-Sim Lui
Sarina Lui
Yuk Chun Lui
Dahn Lundell
Ronild and Anne Lupton
Heidi Lussi
Anthonie Luteijn
Lutsky Family Foundation
Danny Lynagh
Terry Lyons
Suk Woon Ma
Dean MacDonald
9530 BCCHF AR07-08 08.25 Process:Layout 1
Robert MacDonald
Ross MacDonald
Lilian L. Macdonell
Robert MacDonell and
Marilese MacDonell
Brian Macgregor
Bruce and Bonnie Mackay
Ian D. MacLean
Macquarie Capital
Markets Canada Ltd.
Michael Madsen
Ken Magel
Bud and Gail Magrath
Gong Sen Mah
The Andrew Mahon
Foundation
Mainland Floral
Distributors Ltd.
Mainland Sand
& Gravel Ltd.
Ian D. Maitland
Ron and Diane Maitland
Ronald Maitland
Hanif and Zahra Mamdani
Zorawar S. Manhas
Juanita Manning
Rachel and Steve Mantel
Maple Ridge
Chrysler (2005) Ltd
Nancy and Frank
Margitan
Marin Investments
Limited
David and Marcie Mark Mark Construction Ltd.
Betty Marlor
John and Lenore Marsh
Luiza Martens
Mike and Virginie Martin
Patti Martin
Ted and Diana Martin
Bob Mathers
Ulrich W. and Margarete
Matthews
Moira Maybin
MB Sundae Inc.
Glen McBride
Gwen McCamley
Albert J. and Sylvie
McClean
David P. McCleery
Andrea and Jonathan
McDonald
Dean McDonald
Purdy McDonald
McElhanney Consulting
Services Ltd.
Tim McElvaine
Robert and Mary Ann
McFarlane
Dale F. McGauran
and Tyler Gump
Sam McGladdery
Clinton McGuire
McIlveen Lumber
Industries Ltd.
Grant McIntosh
J.J. McIntyre
Denise McKay
8/25/08
John and Tibby McKercher
Iris McKibbin Thomas McLachlan*
McLachlan Brown
Anderson
Ken McLaughlin
Tim McLaughlin
Iain McLean
Tom and Sue McLean
Bruce McLeod
Don McLeod
Donald and
Christa McLeod
Ross J. McLeod
James R. McMillan
Shirley A.L. McMillan
Valerie McMillen
Michael McMullen
Ronald and Karen McNeil
Gordon and Doreen
McOrmond
Ann McPhail
Maree McQuaid
Elizabeth McQueen
Mary McRae
Barbara Medwid
Linda M. Meinhardt
Victor and Tanya Meira
George and Sylvia Melville
Menzies Enterprises Ltd.
Howard and Ann Metcalfe
Neil and Hazel Meyer
L.H. Michalson
Millbank Materials Corp
Gary and Barbara Miller
Miller Thomson LLP
Ronald A. Millos
Shane Mills
Mintec, Inc.
Katherine Mirhady
Frank and Ann Misurka
Barbara and
Gordon Mitchell
Bill and Debbie Mitchell
Geoffrey Mitchell
Irene Mitchell
Ken Mitchell
Willie Mitchell
MJM Furniture
Center Ltd.
Moffatt Family Fund
Moly-Cop Canada
Monarch Holdings Ltd.
Montage Corporation
Montship Inc.
Robert Moog
Graham D. Moore
Pardeep Moore
Ursula Morel
Morguard
Investments Limited
Thomas J. Morison
Amanda Morris
N. Bruce Mortimer
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Motrux Inc.
Maurice and
Anne Mourton
Reza Mousavy
Ben Moxon
MSI Explosives Inc.
Patrick J. Mulhern
Joseph E. Murphy
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Construction Group
Muse Graphic
Communication
Gurpreet and Manjit Nagra
National Process
Equipment
Sara Neely and
Kenneth Crook* Cameron and
Anna H. Nelson
Margaret Nelson
Rolf Nelson
Ruth Nelson
Nemetz (SA) &
Associates Ltd.
Robert Newby
Newtype Richmond
Mitsubishi
Cecilia Ng and Bernard Lo
Rita Ng
William D. Nicholls
David and Janet Nickel
Nidratech Ltd
Aileen Noguer
Knut and
Susan L. Nordlie Northern Trailer Ltd.
Marilyn Northrop
Northstar Trade
Finance Inc.
Robert and Jill Nowack
Greg Nowik
NSK – RHP Canada Inc.
Julie Nybakken
Oasis Marine
Services Ltd.
Eileen O’Brien
Mark O’Brien
Ross and Linda O’Brien
Ocean Fisheries Ltd.
Mark and Victoria O’Dea
Jamie Odgers
Lynda and
Richard O’Donnell
Oh My Godard Gallery
Okanagan Spring Brewery
Helen Ollenberger
Virginia Olnick
Jim Olsen
Donna O’Neill and
Peter Rubben
Terance and Beverly
Onyschak
Leila Or
Organon Canada Ltd.
Ortech Distributors Inc.
Douglas W. and
Shirley-Anne Osborne
Joan Ottenbreit
Joseph J. Ovsenek
Allan Owen
Pacbrake Engine Brakes
Pacific Customs
Brokers Ltd.
Pacific Valley Siding Inc.
Palermo’s Pizza
Ming Pan
Eileen Papushka
Maggie Paquin
Ghulam Ali Pardhan
Pareto Platform
Bahadur S. and
Davinder Parhar
Richard A. Paris
Geoffrey D. Parkin
Parklane R.V. Centre Ltd.
Dev Parmar
Suresh Parmar
Reid Parr
Shirley Pasquale
Pervez H. and Jeroo Patel
PCI Cross Roads
Developments Inc.
PCL Constructors
Westcoast Inc.
Kerry Peacock
David and
Jennifer Pearson
Andrew Peck
David S. Pedlow
Grace Pedro
Guido and Laura Pela
Robert Pellegrino
Lyle Pelter
Jill Pennefather
William and
Lauren Persson
Henry Peters
Martin and
Gabrielle Peterson
Patsy Peterson
Robert and
Linda Peterson Tony and Gloria Petrina
Avrum Pfeffer
Patricia Phelps
James and Yvette Philip
Gerald and Ana Philippson
Michael Philpot
Garry Piazza
Piedmont Sheet Metal
(1997) Ltd.
Edward Pierangelino
Linda Pierce
John and
Isabel M. Pihowich
Bernie and
Georgette Pinette
Conrad and Dorli Pinette
Pinnacle Pellet WL Inc.
Pinty’s Delicious Foods
Piteau Associates
Engineering Ltd
Mark Platt
Marcus Poetter
Hospital Family Member
33
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
9530 BCCHF AR07-08 08.25 Process:Layout 1
Neil Pogany
Nicole Poirier
Zdzislaw Polak
George Poling
Jack and Darlene Poole
Andrew Pooler
Andrew Poon
Woon Ling Poon and
Wai Chi Amy Ling
Carmen Porter
Bob Potter
Tom Potter
James and M.Terri Potts Power Wood Corp.
Premiere Home
Mortgage Ltd.
Carlee Price
David A. Price
Jill and Hartland Price Ron and Carol Price
PrimeTime Living
Prismtech Graphics Ltd.
Haydn and
Sheila Pritchard
Procon Mining and
Tunnelling Ltd.
Professional Warehouse
Demonstrations
Progressive Holdings Ltd.
Progressive Rubber
Industries Inc.
PRS Law Corporation
Pull Master Winch
Corporation
Parminder Purewall
PWL Partnership
Landscape Architects Inc.
Norm and Eleanor Quaale
Quadra Chemicals Ltd.
Quantum Lighting Inc
Robert A. Quartermain
Queen Victoria
Hotel & Suites
Robert and
Christine Quigg
Chi Quon
R. Jamieson Steel Ltd
R.G. Pagliaro Financial
Services Ltd.
Radil Export Import Ltd.
Jeremy Rae
Subramanian Raghuram
Amrik Rai
Rainbow Dental
Centre Ltd.
Darrell and Karin
Rambold
Albert and Rose Rampone
Gail Ramsden
Devinder Randhawa
Raqba Enterprises Ltd
RE/MAX Ed Barker
RE/MAX of Duncan
Christina Read
Readview Estates Inc.
Andrew Rebane
Ed and Betty Rebus
Reflections Water Corp.
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Regal Confections
Frank and Priscilla
Rehlinger
Reid Jones Chrisoffersen
Structural Engineers
Jeff and Christine Reimer
Tim Rempel
Marney Renald
Maureen Richmond
Jarod Ridge
John and Wendy Ridley
Ingo and Lorena Riesen
The Robertson Family’s
Kitchen Idea Centre Ltd.
Craig Robins
Graham H. and
Candy Robins
Georgina Robinson
Robert Robinson
Iris Rodrigues
Diane Rogers
J.S. Rogers
Lynda Rogers –
In memory of Helen Ogden
Robert Roney
Sandra Rooney
Roscoe Postle &
Associates Inc.
C. Stanley and
Lillian Ross
Peter Ross
Robert and Sheila Ross
A. Roth
Ray and Marilyn
Rousseau
Royal Pacific Realty
(Kingsway) Ltd.
Peter Rozee and
Francesca Patterson
RT Agencies
Steven Rudd and
Loretta Lawrence Ruiz Food Products –
El Monterey
Mike and Laura Rumble Harry and Gladys Rusk
Neal Russell
Russell Paterson
& Associates
Ross and Shauna Rustad
Rutland Glass Ltd.
Bernie Ryan
Wayne A. Ryan
Christine and Jan Rzepka
S&P Destination
Properties
Abraham and Liz Saade
Banta S. Sabharwal
Ali Safaei
Lynne Sager
Saeedeh Salem
Terrance K. Salman
Salman Partners Inc.
Kevin A. Salvadori
Gian Singh and Gurmail
Kaur Sandhu
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Ron Sangha
Sarbjit Sanghera
Iris and Walter Saxton
Brad Scharfe
Bret Schillebeeckx
Adriaan Schipper
Nick Schmand
Rosalie Schuss
Cathy Schweers
Scosche Inc.
Ernest Scott
Frederick and
Evelyn Seaman
Nick Sears
Gregg J. and Alison Sedun
Walter Segsworth
Reudiger J. Seyen
Sharon Black &
Associates RE/MAX
Kelowna
Dave and
Janneen Sharples
Shaughnessy
Woodworking Inc.
Dean Shaw Family
San Sui Sheng
Tony Shepard and
Anne Collier
Shepherd’s Hardware Ltd.
Marion Sherback
Ross and Dianne
Sherwood
Andrew Shih
In Soo Shim
In Suk Shim
Wai Choi Shing
Terrance G. Shippam
Sandy Shofner
Cole Shuker
Jason and Audra Shull
Elizabeth Shumay
Jeremy Sicherman
Joseph and Annie Siermy
Sigfusson Northern
Lynne Simpson
Simpson Spence & Young
Anant Pal Singh
Gary Singh
Jaswant Singh
Rajdeep Singh
James G. Sinneave
Darryl Sjerven
Rheta M. Skea
Herbert Lee and
Mary Skipp
Skoah Inc.
William and Carol Slater
Dixie Slusarchuk
Joan Smallenberg
Smallville Films Inc.
Brock and Sharon
Smeaton
David Smith and
Carey Hoogstins
Derek and Barbara Smith
Ken and Gladys Smith
Larry Smith
Lawrence and
Veronica Smith
Smithers
Exploration Group
Madeleine Smitton
Smythe Ratcliffe LLP
Marilyn Snook
Henry So
Hing Bui So and
Lai Yee Suen
Anthony and Ditta Soda
Stephan Soeller
Sheena Sood
Jagjit and Chandeep Soos
Soprema Inc
Paul and
Annegret Soukup
Gordon and
Jean Southam*
Southwest
Contracting Ltd.
Connie Spear
Tom Spencer
Robert Spinks
Bruce and Janet Sprague
Indermeet S. Sra
SRK Consulting
(Canada) Inc.
Diane St. John
STA Communications Inc.
Neil Stacey
William J. Stafford
David Stanger
Donald Steele
John Steenbergen
Ronald and
Marilyn Steers
Keith and Norma Steeves
Jeffrey Steinbok
Rol Steinhueb and
Catalina Wells
Michael Steinmann
STEMCELL
Technologies Inc.
Thane and Darci Stenner
Shelley C. Stevens
Warren Stevenson
Elizabeth Stewart
Rosemary Stewart
John Stilinovic
Sylvia Stockler Ann Stoddard
Shannon Stone
Tamara Stone
Andrew Storrs
David Strasser
Heather Strobel
John and Mavis Struk
Tom Stuffco
Yi Han Su
Phyllis M. Sugden
Miriam Sullivan
Summit Logistics Inc.
Wen-Lin Sun
Sun Rayz Tanning Studios
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Sun Wah Foods Ltd.
Pritam Sunnar
Sunrise Kitchens Ltd.
Sunstar Realty Ltd.
Super Photo Studios
Surtek Industries Inc.
Sussex Insurance
Agency Inc.
Sutco Contracting Ltd.
Brent Sutton
Jane Swanson
Sweet Beginnings
Swift Thoroughbreds
Synergy Projects Ltd.
SYSPRO Software Ltd.
Gil Szabo
Tammie Szabo
Cecilia Szeto
T T Contractor
TAG Construction Ltd.
Edwin Tai
Sherman T.C. Tai
Tall Ridge Trucking Ltd.
Irene Tam and
Stephen H. K. Wong
King Shen and
Wai Fong Tang
Tapestry at The O’Keefe –
Arbutus Walk
Target Transport Ltd
Brenda Taylor
George and Norma Taylor
Glenn W. Taylor
Techni-Gro
Greenhouses Inc.
Bruce Telford
Tamara Terlesky
Jeffrey Thomas
Frank H. Thompson
John C. Thompson
Steve and Ann Thompson
Patricia J. Thomson
Thorsteinssons Tax
Lawyers
Peter Tielens
Walter B. Tilden CM
Timber Jim’s
Custom Milling
Timberland
Developments Ltd.
Time Reel Development
(Alberta) Ltd. o/a
Western Inn
Timebenders
Entertainment Inc.
Times Telecom Inc.
Tina Graham
Photography
Cecilia W.H. Ting
Hubert and
Margaret Tipper
Robert Toews
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John and Noelle Tognetti
Tomasso Corporation
Peter Tai Tak Tong
Tony Tornquist
Total Plan Inc.
Zoe Towle
Ray Townsend
Tradex Foods Inc.
Trailermaster
Transwest Mining
Systems Inc.
Tribrink Contracting Ltd
Trident Seafoods
Corporation
Trimpac Meat
Distributors
Triple Crown
Trucking Ltd.
Tropicana Fruit
and Veggie
True Consulting Group
(Kelowna) Ltd.
Mo Ping Tsang
Ella Y. Tse
Lina Man Fong Tse
Chia-Pei Tu
Linda M. Turner
Timothy W. Turyk
D.W. Tymkiw
Ultimate Skateboard Ltd
Ken Unger
Dwight and Tanja Unrau
Jaspreet Uppal
Dave Vallee
Valley Fuel Injection Ltd.
John and Crystal Vamplew
Bill Van Delft
Van Gogh Furniture
Designs
Larry and Bev Van Hatten
Bryan Van Hoepen
Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse
Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver Pacific
Development Corporation
Gary and
Florence Vanderkooi
Chris Vassos
Terry Vato
Bryan and Luciana Velve
Henry Venema
Viking Refrigeration Ltd.
Jose and Sonja Viveiros
VLR Food Corporation
Michael Wade – In memory
of Rodney Archer Wade
Paul Wadhawan
Allan Waisman
Tim Wait
Christopher R. Wall
and Susan Crang
Wall Financial
Corporation
Charles Wallace
Darryl and Ann Wallis
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William Walls
Alun Walters
Godfrey Walton
Michael Wan
Ta Ming Wang and
Kuo Ying Shiang
Rob Wangenstween
Chris Ward
Warnaar Steel-Tech Ltd.
Janelle Washington
Waste Control Services
Jim Waterhouse
Catherine M. Waterson
Trevor and
Catherine Watkins
Kathy Watkinson
Louise K. Watson
Mary Watson
Waxy Photography
Richard and
Donna Weiberg
Brad Wells
Jordan Welsh
Westcoast Yoga Group Ltd.
Western Foods
Western Form
Rentals Ltd
Western Roofing
(Master Roofers) Ltd.
Western Versatile
Construction Corp.
Ken Westfall
Westmar Consultants Inc.
Westnav Containers
Services Ltd.
Lorne Westnedge
Westrow Foods
Wheels West RV Ltd.
Keith Whitaker
Lesley White
Violet White
Kelly Whitehouse
Trish Widdershoven
Brian Wideen
Warren and
Michelle Wiebe
Ian and Pat Wight
Faye Wightman
Anthony and Hillary Wile
David Wilkins
Gracia Williams
Helen A. Williams
Roger and
Elizabeth Williams
Ken Willington
Willow Grove Foundation
Jaylene Wilson
Windley Contracting Ltd.
Lyle and May Windrim
Richard Wittstock and
Corinne Kepper
Andrew Wolf
Garry Wong
Herman Wong
Novina Wong
Peter Wong
Raymond Wong
Wylie Wong
Yin King I. Wong
Yin Yee Wong
Kit Yuk Woo
Joann M. Wood
Hugh C. Woolley
James and Claire Wright
John Wright
Malissa Wu
Peter and Nancy Wu
Glenn Wudrich
Cheng Yu-Jen Yang
David Yang
Li Qiong Yang
Chew Lian Yau
Doug and Lois Yeast
George Yen
Sing Lim and
Patricia Yee Ken Yeo
Ben and Candy Yim
Dick Yin
Ta-Wei Yin
Hayley Yip
Jeffrey and Brenda Yip
Les York
Derek W. and
Carol B. Yorke
Dan and Carole Young
Julian Young and
Gail Knudson
Rory and Jane Young
Eric Yu
Yun Chung Yu
Jonathan and
Cynthia Yue
Ping Sau Yuen
Tracy Yuen
Amy Yuh
Edward Yurkowski
Donna Lee and Jack
Zaleski
Antonietta Zanatta
Ezio Zanatta
John Zaytsoff
Zeroloc Insulated Panel
& Door Systems
Bill Zielinski
Natalie Zinetti
Zinetti Food Products
Jo Mark and Lynn Zurel
Anonymous (42)
* DECEASED
Hospital Family Member
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CARING FOR THE FUTURE SOCIETY
When a legacy gift to BC Children’s Hospital Foundation is made,
a legacy of hope is created for BC kids.The Caring for the Future Society honours those who have generously
made provisions for a future gift through their will, life insurance or trust arrangement. We thank these
generous individuals for their support.
Debbie Alcadinho
Barbara M. Alexander
Lorianne Amadeo
Joel B. Anderson
Yolande Anderson
Dorothy L. Applegath
Robert Armstrong and
Nicole Fraser-Armstrong Doug L. Barclay
Sandy So Benoit
Ronald W. Bickford
Harry* and
Anneliese Bloch
Marcia E. Bradley
Dave Broadfoot
Sara Hope Bryson
Stephanie A. Carlson
Bill Carr
Sue Carruthers Chun Choi and
Juliana Cho
John Clarke
Heidi Clarkson
J. Paul Cloutier
Daphne Cole
Kenneth Crump
Sonia Curlett
Margaret Curtis
I. Jean (Saiko) Davenport
Beatrix De Groot
Wally Dennison
Rolly DeRoover and
Dianne De Gagne
The Devines
Ann E. Doherty
Mary “Johnnie” Duffus
Ann Duncan
Bryan Edwards
Paul and Claudia Estlin
Krishna Fagan
Inge Fein and Paul Luke
Connie Forbes
Margaret J. Ford
Terrie and Anne*
Garscadden
Danny and Shirley Gaw
Davinder Ghtaura
B. Ming Gin
Bob and Lisa Ginn
Eliza Gordon
Barbara Grantham B. Greenwood
Doreen and Keith Gregson
Vic W. Griffin
Betty Harris
Mace and Irene Harrison
Michael Haywood
Colin and Lois Hicks
Lotus E. Hills
John Alden Hodson
Derek Holme
Jeff and
Stephanie Huehn Aaron Hui Denise Hui
Patsy Hui
Ninette Hunziker
Robert W. Ironside Alvin Ivey
Linda Jacobsen
Jacqueline Jamieson
Sandra Jarvis
Jon and Pamela Johnson
Russell and
Margaret Jones
Victor and Muriel Jones Anne Junker Richard Kelynack
Marie J. Kendall
Henry King
Anita A. Kumar
Jacques LeBlanc and
Susan Bockhold C.K. Li
Ludia M.Y. Li
Dennis Lillico
John and Evelyn Long
Jeffrey and Barbara
Ludemann Simpson and Nora Ma
Susanna Ma
Veronica Ma
David and June Madill
Christopher and
Suzie Mah
Betty Marlor
Bill and Lisa Marsh
Evelyn McKenzie
Iris McKibbin Linda M. Meinhardt
Bruno* and Frieda Meyer
Yvonne Michels and
David L. Bruce
Deborah A. Mikkelsen
Betty Miller
Lyle and Christine Mills Noah and Erin Morantz Paul and Elizabeth
Moxham Karen Mulhern
Roberta A. Mulholland
Marcus Nairn
Sara Neely and
Kenneth Crook* Donald E. and
Mary E. Newman Bert and Karen Northrup
John and Angela Paterson
Gerald and Barbara Pope
Lucy Prentice
Albert and Rose Rampone
Peter and
Kathleen Ramshaw
Elisabeth Riley Dudley and
Shirley Ritchie
Art and Ruth Robinson
Delbert E.* and
Jean D. Ross
Jeff Salton
Geoffrey E. Scott
Reginald William Skelton
John Smiley
Derek and Barbara Smith
Ken and Gladys Smith
M. Joan Smith
Shirley F. Smith
Joan* and Louise Solinger
Daniel, Helen and
Charissa Sortwell
Derek Squires
Gus Stassinopoulos
Charlene Steen
Roger and Darla Steers
Ann Sturrock
Debora Sweeney and
Stephen Crombie Mary Tam and
Robert Lachapelle
Jacqueline* and
Donald Taylor
Robert Taylor
Alicia Then
Phyllis Thom
Frank H. Thompson
Michael and Shirley
Thompson
Candice Y.F. Tsang Menno Tulp
Lorne Valensky and Cindi
Coleman Arie and Jean Van Halst
Larry and Bev Van Hatten
Angelo and Rosa
Venetsanos
Faye Wightman John and Nancy Wise
Allen and Karen Wong
Tiger Wong (Yan Foo)
Ryan and Susan Yip
May Yuen and
Selina Yuen
Anonymous (105)
* DECEASED
Hospital Family Members
Listed in this section include
current and past employees
TRIBUTE GIFTS
A tribute gift honours a remarkable person who touched your life. It also honours
other remarkable people – all the kids in BC whose lives you are helping to improve every day. These
remarkable individuals and organizations have had gifts of $1,000 or more made in their honour.
Gifts Received in
Honour of…
Darin Ahamed
Inaya Ahamed
Brynn Alexander
Cameron Bargen
Bayside Furniture Ltd.,
customers and clients
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Boart Longyear Canada,
customers and clients
Jessica Braun
Jacob Brochu
Mickey and Bruce Bryant
Cameron Campbell
Joanna Lilias Carlson
Kennedy Chow
Satinder Dani
Isabella Demianczuk
John Demianczuk
The dentists in Abbotsford
and Chilliwack
Isabelle Diamond
Erin Faber
Foxcroft Family
Kyle Gartland
Chris Gurr
McKenzie Hall
Sahar and Chris Hansen
Erika and David
Harriman, wedding
guests
Ellen Harris
Andrew Haun
Stephanie Ho
Samantha Iverson
Kyle Karamos
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Jeffery Kay
Olivia, Victoria,
Christopher and
Charlotte King
Mireille Lafrance
Kwok Wah and Ida Lam
Becket Lawson
Mike Linehan
Kasrah Lohrasb
Phat Khanh Luu
Rachel Lyall
Mainland Floral
Distributors clients,
friends and family
The Mowat Family
Lance Nadeau
Dylan Quinn Nelson
Michael Oyhenart
Ming H. Pan
David Pilley
Lachlan Pringle
Graham Robins
Hayley Sampson
Rani Sanghera
and Rajan Sihota
Hz. Muhammaed
Sallahu Aleyhi Sellam
Narjit Singh
Riley Smith
Liam Thom
Markus Watkins
Pat Weber
Brad and Kim Wish
Alexander Wittstock
Tiffany and Belinda Wu
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Gifts Received in
Memory of…
Wayne Aitkenhead
Leslie Auld
Jerry Avery
Patrick Beretanos
Michael J. Black
Sherry Bradford
Jayna Brearley
Reilly B. Cameron
C. Alexander Carr
John S. Chin
Leon Cogan
Rebecca L. Coukell
Lyla Ann Court
John C. Cowan
Noah Albert Phillip
Daubaras
Dawn Delicati
Linda L. Deuling
Rocco Dipopolo
Winnie M. Dobbs
Courtenay Doornbos
Moira Duchek
Jaanam Dutta
Adam Easingwood
Aurora Erickson
Roy Flower
John M. Foster
Norman C. Franz
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Aileen M. Fryer
Victor R. Ghirra
Paige Godard
Derek Goudie
John C. Gray
Jonathan David
Lewis Greig
Kelly A. Gulbinova
Delbert “Rex” Halladay
James Harlamovs
Gordon Heppler
Diane L. Hicks
Trinity Anne Hoy
Ellen Humphrey
Emily Deanne Inglis
Tyler James
Kylie May Keller
Louis F. Kish
Jaida Kooy
Rose Y. Louie
Ken Lowe
Florence R. Macaulay
Jeanie Maitland
Daniel and Rosina Maris
Kazuo Matsuda
Esther May
Joyce McEachern
William S. McQuaid
Irving L. Moldowan
Danny Mosher
Sarah A. Nybakken
Ken O’Donnell
Sydney T.S. Or
Elsa C. Pagliaro
E. M. Parnall
Alex DaSilva Pedro
Krista Diane Postmus
Zach Prince
Madeline Rendell
Thomas Richards
John Riddell
Candy Robins
Roy D. Sanderson
Deborah Anne
(Shaver) Singer
Edmond Smallenberg
Michael Foster Smith
Daniel T. Snook
Jean Southam
Chelsea F. Spencer
Jennifer Anne Spruston
Meredith Steers
Brody Strobel
Makoda Suen
Donovan Sugden
Trey Desmond Warren
Thomas
Joseph E. Turner
Elizabeth HayleyVamplew
Zachary Van Schubert
Rhoda J. Waddell
Martha M. Walters
Nara M. Weir Essinger
Erin S. Wiebe
Ian P. Wilson
Robert Glen Windrim
Paige E. Wolfe
Cheuk Fai Wong
Ha Wong
Frances Wright
Daren E. Wylie
Kailee Yip
ESTATES
A gift in a will is an expression of what is most dear to you. BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
is fortunate to be the beneficiary of the estates of many people who believed passionately in improving the
health of children and youth in British Columbia. We are honoured to recognize the gifts received from the
estates of the following individuals in 2007.
Karel and Edith Alston
John Thomas Ashworth
and Edmund Ashworth
Beatrice Gertrude Bailey
Nathanial Rial Bailey
Agnes Christine Billard
Florabel Mary Brown
Alisa Burton
Elizabeth Victoria Cuming
Richard James Curran
Katherine Bernadette
D’Amico
Marian and George Eakin
Barbara Dorita Foreman
May Irene Gallacher
Douglas John George
Helen Treadgold Gibbons
Mary Gibson
Jean Janet Glennon
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Charles Alfred Samuel
Goodwin
Ivy Rose Greef
John Frederick Grigg
William Hallatt
Edna Mildred Handford
Cecil Allan Hart
Charles Delmar Hill
Francis Hitchens
Robert James Horel
Kathleen Melita Hughan
Ronald Spencer Jardine
Helena Kopachynski
Roland Kwok
Naomi Edith le Nobel
Jean Templeton Lindsay
William Bruce Dirk
Longon
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
Thelma Ariel MacDonald
Jessie Eileen MacKeller
Verna Grace McGregor
Alice Dobbie McPherson
Irene Moloff
Dale Norberg
Olive Annie Ogden
Olive Orchison
Mary Ellen Parrott
Marion Elizabeth Peck
Clara Mary Reid
Donald David Richardson
Duka Nadine Roberts
James R. Roberts
Theresa Robins
Jeet Singh Sangha
Dorothy Mary Sayers
Winnifred Elaine
Schildroth
Lorraine Joyce Seibel
Mildred Daisy Sowerby
Karl John Springer
Esther Josephine Stemp
Dorothy Avis Irene
Telford
Elisabeth Thomi
Shirley Ann Thrapp
Milia V. (Lia) Travis
Gordon Ronald Traviss
Isabel and
Norman Widdowson
Cecil Worthington-White
Francis Wright
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ENDOWMENTS
Those who establish and contribute to endowments are the true visionaries of our
community. They understand that their investments provide a strong financial foundation to improve the
health of children both now and forever.
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following endowment funds that provide
support in perpetuity for programs and initiatives throughout BC Children’s Hospital, Sunny Hill Health
Centre for Children and the Child & Family Research Institute. Endowments may be established with a
minimum $25,000 donation.
Adolescent Medicine
Endowment
Karel & Edith Alston
Memorial Endowment for
Head of Developmental
Pediatrics
Yolande Anderson Family
Endowment for Cardiac
Sciences
Andracki Equipment
Endowment
Auxiliary to BC Children’s
Hospital Endowment
for Education
Sarah B. Endowment
for Cardiac Sciences
Bailey Family Endowment
for Genetic Research
BC Hydro Power Pioneers
Ed Turner Memorial
Endowment for
Medical Genetics
Bioethics Endowment
Jack & Doris Brown
Fellowship Endowment
for Genetic Research
Louise Argyle Brown
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Bryant Family Endowment
for Genetic Research
Dennis & Connie Burdett
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Burn Unit Endowment
Patrick & Beryl Campbell
Endocrinology Fellowship
Endowment
Cardiac Sciences
Endowment
Stephanie A. Carlson
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Centre for International
Child Health Endowment
Centre for Molecular
Medicine and
Therapeutics Endowment
Chan Sisters Foundation
Endowment for
International Child Health
Harry Chan & Family
Endowment for Head of
Department of Pediatrics
Nitikman Chan Family
Endowment for
Excellence in Child Health
Chanoine-Alimenti
Endowment for
Childhood Obesity
Robert Chau Memorial
Endowment for Oncology
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Cheung Family
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Alex C.L. Cheung
Endowment for
Oncology Research
CH.I.L.D. Foundation
Endowment for
Gastroenterology Research
Child Nutrition
Endowment
Child Protection
Endowment
Childhood Infections
Endowment
Childhood Injury
Prevention and Health
Promotion Endowment
Cho Family Endowment
for Genetic Research
Billy Yau Hei Choi
Memorial Endowment
for Genetic Research
CK Choi Foundation
Endowment for Child
Health Advocacy
David Chow Memorial
Endowment for
Immunology Research
CIBC & CIBC Employees
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Clinical Genetics
Endowment
Commonwealth
Insurance Company
Oncology Endowment
Community
Child Health Endowment
Concord Pacific Group Inc.
Endowment for Centre for
Molecular Medicine and
Therapeutics Research
Connor Clark & Lunn
Endowment for
Cardiac Sciences
Critical Care Academic
Endowment
Julia & Richard Couch
Endowment for Oncology
Michael Cuccione
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Michael Cuccione
Oncology Research
Fellowship Endowment
Cystic Fibrosis
Endowment
Edna & Eugene Delorme
Equipment Endowment
Dent-Tech Ceramic
Studios Endowment
for Genetic Research
Isabelle & Charles
Diamond Family
Endowment for Oncology
Gordon & Marion Dixon
Endowment for
Genetic Research
ECLS Program
Endowment (ECMO)
Endowment for Newborn’s
& Children’s Well-Being
Ricky, Angelo & Marina
Fabris Endowment
for Oncology
Bill Fish Memorial
Endowment for
Developmental Pediatrics
Carol Ford Endowment
for Research Technician
Education
Four Seasons Hotel
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Stanley Fromm
Endowment for
Cardiac Sciences
Gastroenterology
Endowment
Megan Gates & Family
Endowment for
Sunny Hill Brain Injury
B. Ming Gin
Endowment for Oncology
Andreas Goedicke
Memorial Endowment
for Infant Transport
Team Education
Paul & Mary Goh
Endowment for
International Child Health
Paul & Mary Goh
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Gooding Family
Endowment for
Neurosciences
Lisa Gravell Endowment
for Genetic Research
David Hardwick Reading
Room Endowment
Malcolm & Cathy Hasman
Family Endowment for
Oncology Research
Head of Section of
Surgery Endowment
Helena & Jessica
Endowment for Cardiac
Sciences Research
Marnie Henderson
Memorial Endowment
for Vaccine Evaluation
Karen L. Hicks RN
Memorial Endowment
for Oncology
Don & Elizabeth Hillman
Lecture Endowment in
Global Child Health
B.M. Hoffmeister
Endowment for a
Research Fellowship
Derek & Lisa Hopkins
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Hilary & Patsy Hui
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Arthur Hullah & Dorothy
Cleveland Memorial
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Milan & Maureen Ilich
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Immunology
Endowment for Research
International Child
Health Trainee
Award Endowment
William Jacques
Equipment Endowment
Ken & Su Jang
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Jessoma Endowment
for Nephrology
Asa & Kashmir Johal
and Family Chair in
Pediatric Oncology
Asa & Kashmir Johal
Family Endowment
for Genetic Research
Jessica Jones Memorial
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Keller Family
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Brian & Tammi Kerzner
Family Endowment
for Oncology Research
Killy Fellowship
Endowment
King Family Endowment
for Excellence in
Child Health
Samuel & Spencer Koltai
Memorial Endowment
for Genetic Research
Koo Family Endowment
for Oncology Research
Adella Krall Endowment
for Oncology Research
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Endowment for
Oncology Research
David & Dorothy Lam
Foundation Endowment
for International
Child Health
Michael & Annie Lam
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Cameron Lau Memorial
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Cameron Lau Memorial
Endowment for
Haematology Research
Justin Chun Hong Lau
Endowment for
Medical Genetics
Jonathan Lawson
Endowment for
Spina Bifida
Jonathan Lawson Head
of Section of
Surgery Endowment
Jonathan Lawson
Neurosurgery Fellowship
Dave Lede Family
Charitable Foundation
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Robert H. & Lily Lee
Endowment for Research
Ralph Lewis
Equipment Endowment
Ling Family Endowment
for Neonatology
Iris Lorntzsen
Endowment for
Brain Mapping
Gordon & Barbara
MacDougall Endowment
for Oncology
Professor Robert
Christopher Madill
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Jon & Dina Markoulis
Family Endowment
for Otolaryngology
Andrew McCormick
Endowment for an
Ophthalmology Fellowship
James & Annabel
McCreary Chair in
Pediatrics Endowment
McCurdy Family
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Wendy McDonald
Endowment for
Gastroenterology
Research
Wendy McDonald
Endowment for Nephrology
Wendy McDonald
Endowment for Oncology
William S. McQuaid
Endowment for Oncology
MDS Inc. & Dr. D.B. Rix
Endowment for
Huntington Research
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Medical Genetics
Endowment for a
Fellowship
Metabolic Disorders/Cystic
Fibrosis Endowment
Ted & Penny Metcalfe
Memorial Endowment
for Genetic Research
Mining for Miracles
Research Fellowship
Endowment
Rolly Montgomery
Endowment for President’s
Child Health Initiatives
Morantz Family
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Sara Neely & Kenneth
Crook Endowment for
Oncology Research
Nephrology Endowment
Neuromuscular
Endowment
Neurosciences
Endowment
Neurosurgery
Endowment
Newborn Health
Endowment
Dr. Donald E. Newman
Radiology Endowment
Choi-Kiu & Ming Ng
Endowment for President’s
Child Health Initiatives
Oncology Endowment
Oncology Research
Endowment
Ophthalmology
Endowment
Orthopedics Endowment
Otolaryngology
Endowment for a
Fellowship
Conrad & Dorli Pinette
Endowment for Speech
Language Pathology
Research
Piwek Family
Endowment for
Oncology Research
David & Janice Podmore
Endowment for
International Child Health
Jack & Darlene Poole
Endowment for
Oncology Research
President’s Initiatives
Endowment
Zach Prince Foundation
for Excellence in Oncology
Care, an Endowment
of BC Children’s
Hospital Foundation
Professorship in Pediatric
Dentistry Endowment
Psychiatric Disorders
Endowment
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
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Georgina Jane “Ina”
Raeside Endowment for
Oncology Research
Zahra, Karima & Salima
Rasul Endowment for
Neurosciences
Realtors Care Endowment
for Genetic Research
Realtors Care Endowment
for Oncology Research
Respiratory Medicine
Academic Endowment
Riley-Fish Endowment
for Head of Department
of Pediatrics
Rix Family Endowment
for Professional Clinical
Services Staff Education
and Training
Graham Robins Jr.
Endowment for Oncology
Research in Memory of
Wilda & Frank Robins
Geoffrey Robinson Award
for Pediatrics Endowment
Pat Ross Memorial
Education Endowment
Royal Pacific Realtors
Care Endowment for
Medical Genetics
Grant & Dee Sutherland
Endowment for
Orthopedics
Andy Sylvester
Endowment for Excellence
in Child Health
David & Alissa Sacks
Endowment for
Nursing Education
Sauder-Interfor Head of
Research Endowment
Marjorie-Anne Sauder
Endowment for Molecular
Medicine & Therapeutic
Research
Shriner’s Motor
Performance (Gait Lab)
Endowment
David & Manjy Sidoo
Family Endowment for
Ophthalmalogy
Manjy & David Sidoo
Family Endowment
for Orthopedics
Dr. Parminder Singh
Endowment for Award of
Distinction for Pediatrics
Reginald William Skelton
Endowment for a
Surgical Fellowship
Derryck Smith Endowment
for Mental Health
Michael Foster Smith
Memorial Endowment
for Anaesthesia
Sandy So & Ron Benoit
Endowment for
Cancer Research
Solid Organ Transplant
Endowment
Jean MacMillan
Southam Fellowship
Spina Bifida Endowment
Summits of Hope
Endowment for Oncology
Sun Life Financial
Endowment for
International Child Health
Sunny Hill Endowment
for Adaptive Seating
& Mobility
Vaccine Evaluation
Centre Endowment
Varshney Family
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Tai Family Endowment
for Genetic Research
Norman & Randi
Thompson Endowment
for Urology
Aubrey Tingle
Endowment for
Clinician Scientists
Program
Toohey Family
Endowment for
President’s Child
Health Initiatives
Marjorie Tsang
Endowment for
Genetic Research
Paul & Candice Tsang
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Ted & Deanna Turton
Endowment for
Oncology Nursing
Education
Isobel & Madeline Wade
Endowment for Head of
Department of Pediatrics
Faye Wightman
Endowment for Oncology
Nursing Education
Women & Family HIV
Endowment
Stephen Wong & Family
Endowment for President’s
Child Health Initiatives
Dr. Betty J. Wood
Memorial Endowment
for Radiology Education
Working Wonders
Together – Head of
Developmental
Pediatrics Endowment
Danny Wyder Memorial
Endowment for President’s
Child Health Initiatives
Peggy & Y.P. Yang
Endowment for Brain
Mapping Research
Allan Yap & Family
Endowment for
Oncology Research
Selina Yuen & May Yuen
Endowment for
Excellence in
Child Health
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BEQUEST IN YOUR WILL
Ways of Giving
There are many ways to make a gift to benefit
BC’s kids.
PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES
Donating securities is the most effective way to
give. If you own publicly traded securities that
have increased in value and you decide to sell
them, 50 per cent of the capital gain is taxable.
However, if you donate these securities “in kind” to
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, no tax is
payable on the capital gain. The resulting tax
credit from the donation of the securities will
reduce taxes payable on other income. Making a
gift of publicly traded securities to BC Children’s
Hospital Foundation is easy to do. Please contact
us for a transfer form to facilitate the process.
FLOW-THROUGH SHARES
Publicly traded flow-through shares whose hold
period has expired are an effective way to give.
Flow-through shares – shares of Canadian mining,
oil and gas companies – have unique tax incentives
that, when combined with a charitable tax receipt,
offer even bigger tax savings.
LIFE INSURANCE
Giving life insurance is a way of making a gift
without depleting your estate or depriving your
loved ones of other assets. At the end of your lifetime, the gift of the policy proceeds will be paid by
the insurance company directly to BC Children’s
Hospital Foundation. Depending on how the policy
is structured, you may receive a tax benefit during
your lifetime or your estate will receive the benefit.
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
Donor Bill of Rights
The Board of Directors of BC Children’s Hospital
Foundation is in place to ensure that donors:
1 are informed of our mission, of the way we
intend to use donated resources, and of our capacity
to use donations effectively for their intended
purposes;
2 are informed of the identity of those serving on
our governing board, and to expect the board to
exercise prudent judgment in its stewardship
responsibilities;
3 have access to our most recent financial
statements;
4 are assured their gifts will be used for the
purposes for which they are given;
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Ways of Giving and Donor Bill of Rights
A bequest is a direction in your will that a certain
sum of money, a particular asset, or a portion of
the estate is to be given to British Columbia’s
Children’s Hospital Foundation (our legal name).
RRSP/RRIF
You can name BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
as the direct beneficiary of the proceeds of the
RRSP or RRIF or you can make a gift to BC
Children’s Hospital Foundation in your will. The
resulting tax credit may be used to offset the tax
payable on the redemption of the proceeds of the
retirement plan.
PLEDGES
Our pledge program offers you a convenient
method for making contributions. The program
allows you to spread your contribution over three
to five years, usually commencing the year the
pledge is made.You will receive full recognition for
the value of your contribution as soon as the
commitment is made.
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation is a registered
Canadian charity and issues tax receipts for all
donations. Tax credits generated by donations can
offset tax otherwise payable on up to 75 per cent of
your net income in the year of the gift. Any unused
tax credits may be carried forward and used to
offset taxes over the following five years.
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
938 West 28th Avenue
Vancouver BC V5Z 4H4
604.875.2444
1.888.663.3033
www.bcchf.ca
Charitable Business Number
11885 2433 RR0001
5 receive appropriate acknowledgement and
recognition;
6 are assured that information about their
donations is handled with respect and with
confidentiality to the extent provided by law;
7 can expect that all relationships with individuals
representing our organization will be professional
in nature;
8 are informed whether those seeking donations
from our organization are volunteers, employees
of BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, or hired
solicitors;
9 can expect that BC Children’s Hospital
Foundation will not share or sell a mailing list
that includes the donor’s name;
10 feel free to ask questions when making a
donation and to receive prompt, truthful and
forthright answers.
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BC Children’s Hospital Foundation Board of Directors (for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2008)
Mrs. Wendy Slavin (Chair)
Mr. Graham MacLachlan
(Vice Chair)
Mr. Kevin Bent
Mr. Christopher Carty
Mr. Jeff Dowle
Mr. Haig Farris
Mr. Donald Lindsay
Mr. David Podmore
Dr. Donald Rix
Mr. Doug Gordon
Mrs. Sandy So Benoit
Note: All BC Children’s Hospital
Foundation Directors are also BC
Children’s Hospital Foundation
Governors.
Mrs. Lisa Hudson
Mr. Greg Kerfoot
Ms. Tammi Kerzner
Mr. Michael Lam
Mr. Irfhan Rajani
Ms. Diana Reid
Dr. Donald Rix
Mrs. Marjorie-Anne Sauder
Dr. Simon Lee
Mr. Donald Lindsay
Mr. Harald Ludwig
Mr. Graham MacLachlan
Dr. Stuart MacLeod
Mrs. Sandy So Benoit
Ms. Andrea Southcott
Mr. Ken Stewart
1
Ms. Dee Sutherland
Dr. Geoff Blair
Mrs. Sharon Toohey
Mrs. Diane Zell
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation Governors
Mrs. Wendy Slavin (Chair)
Mrs. Tali’ah Aquilini
Dr. Robert (Bob) Armstrong
Mr. Kevin Bent
Dr. Geoff Blair
1
Mr. Robert (Bob) Bryant
Mr. Terry Bubb
1
Ms. Stephanie Carlson
Mr. Christopher Carty
Dr. Caleb Chan
Mr. Peter Chieng
Mrs. Isabelle Diamond
Ms. Marion Dixon
Ms. Sherry Doman
Mr. Jeff Dowle
Mr. Haig Farris
Mrs. Ani Feuermann
1
Mr. Ming Gin
Mr. Patrick Glazier
Mr. Doug Gordon
1
Mr. Alan Grimston
Dr. David Hardwick
Mr. Kirk Henderson
Mr. Djavad Mowafaghian
Mr. Ron Neal
Mr. Geoffrey Parkin
Dr. Martha Piper
Mr. Kim Hesketh
Mr. Lawrence Ho
Mr. David Podmore
Mr. Robert (Bob) Pringle
1
Mr. Poul Hansen
Ms. Tim Clark
Dr. Doug Cochrane
Ms. Daphne Cole
Ms. Lynda Cranston
Mr. Malik Talib
Mrs. Sharon Toohey
Mr. Allan Yap
Mrs. Diane Zell
1
Denotes a member of the BC
Children’s Hospital Foundation
Society
Sunny Hill Foundation for Children Board
Dr. Donald Rix (Chair)
Mr. Kevin Bent
Mr. David Doig
Mr. Ron Edwards
Mr. Doug Horswill
Ms. Pamela Mitchell
Dr. Maureen O’Donnell
Mr. John Smiley
Campaign Leadership Council
Mr. Donald Lindsay (Chair)
Mr. Francesco Aquilini
Mr. Graeme Currie
Mrs. Isabelle Diamond
Mr. David Podmore
Dr. Donald Rix
Ms. Andrea Southcott
Mr. Malik Talib
Mr. Peter M. Brown
Ms. Stephanie Carlson
Mr. Haig Farris
Mrs. Lisa Hudson
Mrs. Wendy L. Slavin
Mr. Ron Toigo
Mr. Graeme Currie (Chair)
Mr. Herbert W. Anderson
Mr. Jeff Dowle
Mr. Patrick Glazier
Mr. Malcolm Hasman
Mrs. Patsy Hui
Mrs. Cheryl Slusarchuk
Mrs. Diane Zell
Mr. Jon T. Bishop
Ms. Sherry Doman
Mr. Doug Gordon
Mr. Henry R. Gregory, III
Ms. Yasmin Lalji
Mr. Ron Neal
Mr. Mitchell Zulinick
Mr. Lawrence Ho (Chair)
Mrs. Sharen Ho (Chair)
Mr. Vincent Cheung
Mr. John Crawford
Mr. Alex Ing
Mr. Eng Boon Lau
Mr. Douglas Van
Mr. Alex Yeung
Dr. Leo Chan
Dr. David S. W. Ho
Mrs. Cynthia Suen
Sue Carruthers, FAHP, ICD.D
Kimberley Fenlon
Knut Nordlie, CFRE
Debora Sweeney, CFRE
PRESIDENT AND CEO
VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF
PHILANTHROPY OFFICER
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OPERATING OFFICER
VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
BC Children’s
Hospital Foundation
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Foundation is committed to
protecting the privacy of the
personal information of its
donors, volunteers and other
stakeholders. We value the
trust of those we deal with, and
of the public, and recognize that
maintaining this trust requires
transparency and accountability
in our treatment of the information
that you choose to share with
us. For further information,
please refer to our complete
privacy policy on our website at
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