Annual Report - Canadian Mental Health Association, Edmonton

2 014-15 A NNUA L REPORT
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Making Mental
Health Matter
BE MIND FULL ABOUT
MENTAL HEALTH
OUR VISION
Contents
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Mentally healthy people in caring communities.
MENTAL HEALTH
RECOVERY SERVICES
OUR MISSION
HOUSING SERVICES
EDUCATION SERVICES
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VOLUNTEER
SERVICES AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
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VOLUNTEER AWARDS
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REPORT OF THE
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR
ON THE SUMMARY
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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MISSION
VISION
VALUES
Make mental health matter in our community
by promoting mental health and supporting the
resilience and recovery of people affected by
mental illness.
OUR VALUES
Social justice, individual and collective
responsibility, self-determination, community
integration, integrity, innovation, excellence,
strength through diversity, collaboration, open
communication, and respect.
DONORS AND FUNDERS
GOLF SPONSORS
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
Executive Message
Board of
Directors
President
Joan Wright
Vice President
Janet-Sue Hamilton
Treasurer
Dayton Marit
Member-at-Large
Marilyn Thurston
Directors
Bobbi Menard
Cameron Naqvi
Chris Heisler
Doug McLean
Peter Daly
Ryan Bosch
Sandra Anderson
Terena Delaney
Vanessa Laroque
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS. It matters to the people who are struggling to regain
their footing, it matters to their family members, it matters to their neighbours, it
matters to their colleagues and mental health matters to you and to us. We are all in
this together. Together we support recovery; promote mental health and talk about
stigma; advocate and navigate for those bumping up against barriers; provide long
term, safe and affordable housing for vulnerable Edmontonians.
Often people say that the climate has changed with respect to mental health. Certainly
there are more conversations about mental health and mental illness and more people
speak up and speak out. The Mental Health Commission of Canada has had its
mandate renewed for another 10 years, Councillor Scott McKeen is leading an Urban
Isolation and Mental Health initiative for the City of Edmonton, and strides are being
made locally and provincially to more coherently address suicide prevention. The GAP
MAP (gap analysis of mental health and addiction programs) report released by Alberta
Health has been received and studied with interest. We are pleased to be partners
with the Family Centre, Boys and Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters, Edmonton John
Howard Society, SAGE and Pride Centre to offer a new FREE Drop in Single Session
Counselling Session service.
The person who needs help needs help today. Helping, for those of us not ‘in the
system’, can seem overwhelming. What can we do? We can educate ourselves about
the facts and where the resources are to be found in our community, we can reach out
and start the conversation, and we can offer hope and compassion.
We are grateful for the confidence and support of our long term funders; Alberta
Health Services Addiction and Mental Health Edmonton Zone, ECALA, Canadian
Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Capital Region Housing, United Way of the Alberta
Capital Region and Homeward Trust and Alberta Seniors. Our highly trained staff and
volunteers are dedicated to achieving excellence and advancing our mission. They are
mental health advocates in every sense of the word. Our Board of Directors provide
sound governance and connection to our community and other thought leaders. Those
who come to CMHA Edmonton for support on their recovery journey and to learn about
mental health inspire us. TOGETHER WE MAKE MENTAL HEALTH MATTER.
JOAN WRIGHT
IONE CHALLBORN
President
Executive Director
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Be
Mind
Full
ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH
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CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
We make
mental
health
matter
through
awareness.
Increase understanding,
decrease stigma, and
promote mental health.
27
workplace presentations on
stress, suicide awareness,
and mental health myths
268
Hoarding Conference
participants including people
living with hoarding disorder
700
participants in Applied
Suicide Intervention Skills
Training and Mental Health
First Aid workshops at
CMHA-ER offices
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We make
mental
health
matter by
supporting
recovery.
Mental Health
Recovery Programs:
An enriching environment
for people in various
stages of recovery and
for family members
supporting adults living
with mental illness.
Mental Health
Recovery Services
OUR MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY SERVICES are a variety of programs
and services that provide practical supports and enriching experiences in safe
environments.
Our Peer Supports programs offer opportunities for people living with mental illness
to develop their leadership skills while participating in social, leisure and recreation
activities. Participation in Peer Connections groups remains strong with an increase in
the number of participants, resulting from the formation of two new groups: a Family
Peer Support Group and a Hoarding Support Group. These new peer led groups
expand the scope of Peer Connections significantly to include families with lived
experience of mental health challenges and persons living with hoarding disorder.
The annual Peer Connections Craft Sale was held at the University of Alberta Hospital
foyer. Sales were brisk and proceeds from the sales were directed to the groups that
created the items for sale to help purchase new supplies and equipment.
• 129 participants this year
• 11 peer-led groups: Recovery Support Group, Scrapbooking, Limber Up and Choir,
Women’s Web, Reading Group, Knit and Crochet Club, Quilting Club, Family Peer
Support Group, Writing Our Recovery Stories (x2), Hoarding Support Group
Family Support
“The most important thing that I’ve learned is that recovery is an
ongoing process that one needs to be dedicated to, not a one-time
information session that one attends.”
— RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP PARTICIPANT
Hoarding Support
Social Skills Workshops
Friendship Feast
Practical Supports Services offers assistance with practical tasks such as grocery
shopping, meal preparation, attending health care appointments and preparing to move.
In addition to the assistance provided by the Practical Supports Services Workers,
clients can receive cleaning assistance and moving assistance from our program
partners, Burke Temporary Employment Services and Redemptive Developments.
One of the program’s major successes this year was that Practical Supports Services
can now help clients attend programming in the community, such as social recreation
groups, fitness activities and educational opportunities.
Receiving this type of support can empower people living with significant mental illness
to maintain independent housing when this would not be possible otherwise. Staffed by
people with their own lived experience of mental illness, this program received 129 new
requests for support this year and provided 4,005 of direct support to clients.
“Thank you for supporting [my client] in her move; it sounds like
it was a very positive experience for her and she appreciated
the professional and respectful manner with which the move
was conducted.”
— IM, MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST
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CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
Challenge by Choice is a wellness-oriented recovery program that offers young adults,
16-30 years of age, the opportunity to enjoy recreation and leisure activities while
developing personal and social skills. Participating in this program can contribute to
increased mental health, increased social connection and decreased stigmatization and
isolation, among other benefits.
This year, 256 youth participated in the Challenge by Choice program. Some of the
activities offered included art, healthy relationship workshops, sports and fitness, and
group social outings.
Challenge by Choice Groups
• Relaxation
• Art
• Come and Hang Out
• Guitar
• Education
• Employment Preparation
• Monday Exercise Group
• Wednesday Active
• Thursday Fitness
• Friday Social Recreation
Mental Health Supports for Teen Parents, offered in partnership with Terra Centre
for Teen Parents, provides one-on-one mental health support to students at Braemar
School. The Mental Health Recovery Facilitator worked with 55 teen parents this year,
empowering them to maintain and restore mental health and build healthier relationships.
Clients came to the Mental Health Recovery Facilitator for help with a number of mental
health challenges, including depression, anxiety, trauma, addictions and abuse. This
year, funding from RBC and a collaboration with CASA also made a psychologist
available for clients who required more intensive mental health care. In a survey
administered to assess the effectiveness of the Mental Health Supports for Teen
Parents program, 100% of clients indicated that they were able to get the help they
needed to address their mental health issues. In addition to one-on-one mental health
support, the program offered various psychoeducational groups over the year, covering
topics such as stress and anger management, healthy relationships, boundaries,
mindfulness, communication skills and positive thinking.
We make
mental
health
matter by
supporting
recovery.
256
participants in Challenge by
Choice youth programming
286
one-on-one mental health
support sessions with
teen parents
268
participants at 3rd
Annual Hoarding
Interventions Conference
The Hoarding Support and Education program offers both a 10-week education
group and a 10-week drop-in support group for people living with hoarding disorder.
These groups provide a safe and supportive environment where participants can talk
about their experiences with hoarding, gain a greater understanding of hoarding issues,
and learn practical ways to manage clutter.
From March 25-27, CMHA-ER hosted its 3rd Annual Hoarding Interventions
Conference to build the capacity of communities to assist people affected by hoarding
disorder. Drs. Christiana Bratiotis, Sheila Woody and Jyothi Robertson, among others,
presented on topics including animal hoarding, peer responses to hoarding, and
developing an integrated community response to hoarding situations.
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We make
mental
health
matter
through
community
integration.
CMHA-ER is a member
of the Edmonton
Coalition on Housing
and Homelessness
and the Alberta Public
Housing Administrators
Association.
Housing Services
THE CMHA-ER HOUSING PROGRAM promotes integrated community living by
providing safe, affordable and long-term housing for people living with mental illness.
We currently manage 6 buildings in Edmonton with a total of 131 units. This year, we
processed 50 housing applications and welcomed 6 new tenants.
This year, the Housing Program has been touched again and again by our community’s
generousity. Coast Hotels provided funds to help tenants in need purchase furnishings.
A grant from the EPCOR Community Essentials Council has helped CMHA-ER continue
to offer practical supports services to our tenants, including assistance with general
housekeeping, grocery shopping, banking and attending appointments.
Thanks to funds from the 2014 No Room at the Inn Grant and the St. Paul Foundation
Grant, we were able to replace the roof on our Citrus Court building, and another grant
from the REALTORS Community Foundation allowed us to repair damage that had been
caused by the leaks in the old roof.
CMHA-ER has continued to be an active member of the Edmonton Coalition on Housing
and Homelessness, the Alberta Public Housing Administrators Association, and the
Alberta Residential Landlord Association (formerly the Edmonton Apartment Association).
131units
housing 129 individual
tenants and 6 families
Practical Support Services:
Helps tenants with daily
living; e.g., shopping,
banking, and health-care
appointments
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CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
Education Services
OUR EDUCATION SERVICES TEAM works to raise understanding, decrease
stigma, and promote mental health and well-being through public education, school
programs, and workshops. This year, the Light Up Your Mind youth education program
delivered 151 interactive presentations about mental health to junior and senior high
students, with an average audience of 45 students per presentation.
During Mental Health Week, over 1000 Edmonton students were invited to Get Loud! for
Mental Health at Northlands during Mental Health Week, with Stephen Page as MC, and
numerous activities were offered to emphasize the importance of good mental health
for students. CMHA-ER also delivered 27 community education presentations on mental
health to 1140 adult participants, and hosted 31 workshops where 700 participants
received training. For Mental Illness Awareness Week, we hosted a film screening of
“The Fisher King” starring Robin Williams at Metro Cinema.
“Sarah came into our CALM Class today speaking about mental
health, handling stress, resiliency and suicide. It was very evident
that she has a passion for this field and was so comfortable and
knowledgeable with the content… I asked my class after Sarah
left what they thought about the topic and the delivery and the
consensus was that all high school students should hear this info
as most high school students face these topics to one degree or
another, whether personally or through someone they know.”
— TERRY, CALM TEACHER
We make
mental
health
matter
through
awareness.
151
school presentations
on suicide awareness,
mental illness, stigma
and stress management
5,000+
junior and senior high students
engaged in informed dialogue
through school presentations
1,375
participants engaged in
mental health awareness
events throughout the year
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We make
mental
health
matter with
volunteer
opportunities.
Supports mental health
recovery services,
administration, education,
and special events.
Volunteer Services and
Special Events
VOLUNTEERS COME TO CMHA-ER from across the community. Some are people
living with mental illness who are on their own journeys of recovery. Some are family
members, friends and co-workers of people with lived experiences of mental illness
who want to share what they have learned. Others include professionals, students,
and community members who share our vision of mentally healthy people in caring
communities. This year, 130 volunteers contributed 6911 hours in a variety of
positions, including board membership, peer support, administration, special events
and fund development.
NUMBER OF
VOLUNTEERS
HOURS
VOLUNTEERED
Administration Volunteers
4
98
Board Members
16
2,604
Education Volunteers
7
150
Golf Committee Members
14
993
Peer Connections Leaders
17
1,314
Special Event Volunteers
49
320
ROLE
149
volunteers strong and growing!
6,911
volunteer hours
Mental Health Recovery Service Volunteers
4
130
Gaming Volunteers
24
924
University of Alberta Student Group
14
378
“We believe that mental health is an important issue. In our class, we
focus on maintaining a healthy mind and body. We strive for balance.
We also strongly believe in the importance of reducing the stigma
around mental health. We hope that our money can help contribute
to a positive change.”
— WINDSOR PARK SCHOOL GRADE 6 CLASS, 3RD PARTY FUNDRAISING EVENT ORGANIZER
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CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
Volunteer Awards
OUR ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING was held September 25, 2014 at the Crowne Plaza Chateau Lacombe.
The following volunteers were honoured for the extraordinary contributions to CMHA-ER:
Sharing Hope Award 2014
Bridging Communities Award 2014
Don Jamieson
Lillian Osborne High School Student Council
Stamping Out Stigma Award 2014
Fostering Excellence Award 2014
CMHA – Edmonton Region University of Alberta
Student Group
Olga Guzman
2015-2015 VOLUNTEERS
Aaron B.
Aaysha S.
Adelle M.
Aisha P.
Al D.
Al D.
Al M.
Alex R.
Amrita C.
Andrea B.
Andrea C.
Andrea H.
Andy D.
Aneta S.
Anne Marie D.
Aqib S.
Ashley M.
Ayesha S.
Bob “Dizzy” D.
Bob W.
Bobbi M.
Brenda P.
Brian S.
Cam N.
Candace L.
Carly B.
Carol G.
Caroline F.
Casey M.
Cathy M.
Celia K.
Chris H.
Claude H.
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
Colette S.
Connie L.
Connor M.
Daisy R.
Dale Z.
Dan S.
Daryll L.
David F.
David S.
Dawn A.
Dayton M.
Denis L.
Dick S.
Don J.
Donna A.
Donna S.
Dora N.
Doreen A.
Doug M.
Drury S.
Eric F.
Erin G.
Esther L.
Eunice H.
Ev W.
Frank S.
Gerry B.
Hilton F.
Jackie H.
James M.
Janet-Sue H.
Jennifer R.
Jenny Y.
Jessica T.
Jillian J.
Jim “Buzz” B.
Jim G.
Jim O.
Joan W.
Jolene P.
Jonathan T.
Joyce H.
Kaluba S.
Kate H.
Kathy L.
Kelly C.
Kim A.
Larry H.
Larry I.
Laura B.
Laurie D.
Lesley C.
Lorelie H.
Lyle W.
Lynda J.
Lynette W.
Lynette W.
Margot C.
Marilyn T.
Mark T.
Maryann L.
Matthew D.
Melanie M.
Michelle H.
Michelle N.
Naba S.
Nancy D.
Natasha H.
Noah H.
Olga G.
Peter D.
Rhonda W.
Richard B.
Richard B.
Ricky W.
Robert P.
Rodger G.
Ryan B.
Ryan W.
Sam G.
Sandra A.
Scott S.
Shiona C.
Steve O.
Suraj C.
Susan K.
Susan S.
Tammy M.
Tara T.
Terena D.
Teresa P.
Terry S.
Vanessa L.
Velda G.
Vicky B.
Wendy B.
Zohaib S.
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Report of the Independent
Auditor on the Summary
Financial Statements
THE ACCOMPANYING SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, which comprise the summary statement
of financial position as at March 31, 2015 and the summary statement of operations for the year then ended are
derived from the audited financial statements of the Canadian Mental Health Association – Edmonton Region for
the year ending March 31, 2015. We expressed an unmodified audit opinion on those financial statements in our
report dated X of May 2015. Those financial statements, and the summary financial statements, do not reflect
the effects of events that occurred subsequent to the date of our report on those financial statements.
The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian accounting principles
for not-for-profit organizations. Reading the summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for
reading the audited financial statements of the Canadian Mental Health Association – Edmonton Region.
MANAGEMENTS’ RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Management is responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements in accordance
with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.
AUDITORS’ RESPONSIBILITY
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary financial statements based on our procedures, which
were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing Standard 810 – Engagements to Report on Summary
Financial Statements.
OPINION
In our opinion, the summary financial statements derived from the audited financial statements of the Canadian
Mental Health Association – Edmonton Region for the year ended March 31, 2015 are a fair summary of those
financial statements, in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.
HAWKINGS EPP DUMONT LLP
Chartered Accountants
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CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
STATEMENT
OF FINANCIAL
POSITION
As of March 31, 2015
2015
Current Assets
Cash
Receivables
Prepaid expenses
Investments
Tangible capital assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable
Deferred contributions
Long-term debt
Obligations under capital lease
Net Assets
Invested in tangible capital assets
Internally restricted
Unrestricted
STATEMENT OF
OPERATIONS
Year Ended March 31
Revenue
Grants
Fundraising
Rent
Fees for service
Management fees
Investment income
Expenses
Salaries & benefits
Building occupancy
Program expenditures
Amortization
All other expenditures
Excess of Revenue over Expenses
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
2014
$ 491,202
$ 453,206
176,661
50,529
718,392
95,686
63,860
612,752
326,192
5,087,930
$ 6,132,514
291,696
5,253,230
$ 6,157,678
2015
2014
$ 193,174
3,949,829
179,016
52,666
$ 4,374,685
$ 154,686
4,103,002
199,551
73,093
$ 4,530,332
$ 1,148,817
340,793
268,219
1,757,829
$ 6,132,514
$ 1,117,486
301,296
208,564
1,627,346
$ 6,157,678
2015
2014
$ 1,225,735
374,480
336,687
321,131
90,000
37,718
$ 2,385,751
$ 1,049,971
240,303
319,003
200,328
89,258
43,209
$ 1,942,072
$ 974,889
429,388
233,133
199,078
418,780
$ 2,255,268
$ 826,413
340,231
124,079
198,658
375,290
$ 1,864,671
$ 130,483
$ 77,401
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Donors and Funders
$5,000+
Alberta Teachers’
Association
Edmonton Community
Foundation
Marian Centre
Southminster-Steinhauer
United Church
$1,000 - $4,999
Anne Charlton
ATCO Electric
ATCO Gas
ATCO I-Tek
ATCP Pipelines
Bethel Lutheran Church
Cameron Naqvi
Catholic Parish of
Assumption
Catholic Parish of St.
Thomas More
Covenant Christian
Reformed Church
Emily Quinn
Enbridge Pipelines Inc.
Garneau United Church
Grace United Church
Knox Metropolitan
United Church
Martha Taylor
McDougall United Church
Melanie Moore
RBC Foundation
Robertson Wesley
United Church
Sandra Anderson
Scenic Route to Alaska
Social Justice Office –
Catholic Archdiocese
of Edmonton
St. Albert United Church
St. Andrew’s United Church
St. Augustine of Canterbury
Anglican Church
St. John Bosco
Catholic Parish
St. Joseph’s Basilica
St. Paul’s United Church
Strathearn United Church
Terena Delaney
Trinity United Church
Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy
of Edmonton
Union 52 Benevolent
Society
$500 - $999
Apocalypse Kow
Entertainment
ATCO Power
Audrey Der Nederlanden
Catholic Parish of St. Clare
Catholic Parish of St. John
the Evangelist
Dormition Ukrainian
Catholic Parish
Ebenezer United Church
Fellowship Christian
Reformed Church
George Wilbert Smith
School
IMARK Inc.
Jill Easy
Ken Tonn
L. Janke
Lisa McCormick
Mee Ja Oh
Melvin Vogel
Michael Stafford
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Millwoods United Church
Ottewell United Church
of Edmonton
Patricia Kiel
Riverbend United Church
Spirit West United Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Stephen Seewald
The Catholic Parish
of Church of the
Resurrection
Ursulines of Jesus
Wipro General
Zack Sikora
$250 - $499
ATCO Structures
Bell Canada – Employee
Giving Program
Bernie Crinklaw
Beverly United Church
Camilla School Activities
Carman McNary
Curtis Dengler
Curtis Dombrosky
Donald Massey School
Doug McLean
James Easton
Katherine Connor
Katherine Johnson
Lorne Shandro
Mark Zutz
Ritchie United Church
Ron Johnson
Rudy Roopnarine
Sherwood Park
United Church
St. Matthias
Anglican Church
Sumeet Shinde
Team TELUS Cares
W. Beekman
Westmount Presbyterian
Church
Wyatt Skovron
$100 - $249
Aaron Rusnak
Aboriginal Consulting
Services Association
of Alberta
Alan Burant
Allan Doupe
Altaf Smani
Andy Crighton
Anne Marie Decore
Art Lowe
Barb Diederich
Bibiane Robitaille
Bill Hilton
Bjorn Morisbak
Brad Daviss
Brent & Alison Forberg
Brent Quinton
Campbell Sydie
Canadian Direct Insurance
Inc. Social Fund
Capital Sec Temporary
Fencing
Carolin Pang
Catholic Parish of
Our Lady of Victory
Challenge Insurance
Group Inc.
Charles Campbell
Chelsea Hack
Ciaran O’Flynn
Daniel Cameron
Daniel Hallihan
Daphne Kuehn
Dayton Marit
Debbie Willard
Debra Bundschuh
Dennis Wasnea
Dinea Loutas
Dr. Darcy Dietz
Edmonton Bicycle
Commuters’ Society
Eleanor Tymchuk
Elizabeth Horcica
Elvira Johnson
Frank Greenough
Gail Faulkner
Gail Wright
Gerry Yuen
Gibbons Emmanuel
Anglican Church
Guy & Lina Magnan
Hardisty School
Harold Hudson
Helen C. Turner
Ian Evans
Janet-Sue Hamilton
Jen Moffat
Jill Pruden
Jim Odishaw
Joanne Sware
Jordan Rice
Justine Burton
Karen Bolstler
Kathy Wright
Keith King
Kelly Hartle
Kerry Day
Kim Oh
Kimberly Cameron
Kirk United Church
Congregation
L. Thomas
Lana Blackett
Landmark Mazda
Lexus of Edmonton
Linda Fleury
Lisa McCormick
Lisa Molo
Maddy Gordon
Martin Hodgson
Mary MacGregor
Mary Palm
Medical Mart West
Mee Ja Oh
Michael Stafford
Mohammed Moussa
Nena Publicover
Patricia Liviniuk
Patricia Newton
Paul Collis
Peter Wright
Phyllis Slukynski
Raja Barna
Ralph Ernest Riley
Rob Wild
Robert McKeon
Roger Schilf
Ronald B. Carkner
Sam Narayan
Sandy Allison
Sarah Forgie
Shaun O’Connor-Parsons
Sheila Boretski
Shelby Painchaud
St. John Bosco Catholic
Women’s League
St. Patrick’s Anglican
Church
St. Thomas More
Catholic School
Tammy Jones
Tammy Jorgensen
TELUS
The Tumm Family
Thomas Dimos
Tracy McKay
Virginia Sharek
Yellowhead Brewery
UP TO $99
A. Cahill
A. Jatterjee
A. Jess
Aashif Esmail
Adam Freed
Adrian Wong
Afzal Akram
Aisha Karidio
Aj An
Al Pletcher
Alan Ewasiuk
Alec Ratulowski
Alice Ellendt
Alice Siye
Alix Youn
Allen Stewart
Alma Schram
Amanda Hill
Amir Shakir
Amy Shi
Ana Lowrie
Andrea Cruickshank
Andrea Metcalfe
Andrew Cho
Andrew MacDonald
Angela Lu
Anita Kapoor
Anne Fong
Anne Moy
Anninna Chiu
Annu Kaul-Kohan
Anqruz Baidwan
Aoife Jones
April Scholten
Arjun Bhamra
Arnold Lork
Ashley & Mike Szott
Asukad Siln
Ather Bano
Atma Bhamra
Audrey Rozack
Audrey Yong
Austin Gordon
B.G. Hagan
Baja Wang
Bal Paruhar
Baldeu Singh
Barb Anderson
Barb Donadt
Barb Schmidtke
Barb Westra
Ben Lu
Ben Pineau
Ben Sugars
Beth Ruest
Bill Bhamra
Bill Graunke
Blake Numan
Bob Baer
Bonnie Jardine
Brad Gatschene
Brad Matthiesson
Brandy Brozny
Brenda Lori
Brenda Nelson
Brent Gilbert
C. Jayashree
Caden Braune
Cale Kristel
Calli R.
Canlyn Fraser
Carl Buck
Carne Dansm
Carol Carr
Carol Ellendt
Carol Lessmeister
Carrie Pohl
Carrie Waggott
Casey Valetzhan
Catherine Bulbuc
Cathey Payne
Cathy Campbell
Chad Sager
Chaitana Lalh
Charmaine Whitbourne
Cheryl Knig
Chris Dailey
Chris Larsen
Christi Krawchuk
Christina Kaumeyer
Christine Ens
Christy Middleton
Clara Ao
Clarence Valendez
Colin Eaiyson
Con & Lyn Gengenbach
Cory Janse
Craig Frier
Cristina Torres
D. Burt
D. Lynn Kuzbik
Daisy Mair
Daniel Chow
Daniel Nielsen
Danielle Reid
Darice Kelly
Darin Detil
Daryl Fenrich
Dave Reyrnal
Dave Zukiwsky
David Antle
David Delancey
David Milne
Dawn Pedgenwright
Deanna Portz
Deanne Kenny
Deb Price
Debbie Ford
Debbie Wald
Deborah Alford
Deirdrie Murphy
Deon Wilner
Derek Townsend
Devinder Baidwan
Diane Cooper
Diane Kushneryk
Diane Smitten
Dianne Legare
Dianne Schuldhaus
Dickie Bavero
Dinesh Rai
Dino De Guzman
Dixie Baxter
Diya Omkar
Don MacLeod
Donna Glor
Donna McKay
Donna Mountsol
Donna Siroski
Dr. Gordon Goplen
Dunstable School Pembina
Hills School Division
E. Bochinski
E. Hicks
Edward Hahn
Elena Moon
Ellie Parish
Emily Laing
Emily Richer
Emmanuel Wiresu
Eric Sauze
Erika Krawchuk
Erin Krawchuk
Evan Parish
Evelyn Cruz
Fantsih Kung
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Finvarr Motherway
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Firoz Charania
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Frank McGovern
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Geoff Rode
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Isaac Cantine
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Jamie Sale
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Psychological Services
Corporation
Janice Palmer
Jas Gill
Jasgurdiy Matharoo
Jasjeet Bhamra
Jasleen Sidhu-David
Jason Abdi
Jason McNabb
Jason Youn
Jasvinder Matharoo
Jaswant Matharoo
Jeanne Raikles
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION – EDMONTON REGION
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Jeannett Corbell
Jeff Spiller
Jeffrey Paches
Jennifer Prestash
Jesse Poulin
Jessica Marin
Jill MacLean
Jillian Knowles
Jim & Leslie Bortolotto
Jim Drinkwater
Jim Loree
Jin Lu
Jit Yu
Joan van Dulder
Joan Wright
JoAnn Thai
Joanna Cho
Joanna Lau
Joanne Forberg
Jody Desutter
Jody Feigel
Johann Sacher
John & Marilyn Carr
John Mueha
Jonathan Lau
Jong Lil Lee
Jordan Kruhluk
Josie Rehmann
Jothi Das
Joyce Kong
Judy Adams
Judy Slavutyla
Jun Hu
K. Brosseau
K. Hewphill
Kaitlyn Pohl
Kalwinder Baidwan
Karen Cook
Karen Finch
Karen Kundlas
Karen Track
Karl Ramsperger
Kathleen Sorenson
Kathy Godsmear
Kathy Gray
Katie Li
Katrina Bruner
Katrina Tung
Kayla McCarthy
Kaylan Tomasi
Keith Mould
Keith Mountsol
Ken Lowe
Kent Petrovicz
Keri McLeod
Kerinsten Strebchuk
Kevin Bialobzyski
Kevin Cho
Kevin Song
Kevin Wong
Klaus Portz
Kolleen Paches
Konrad Becker
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Krystina Guspie
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Lester Owre
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Lisa Cox
Lisa Tanguay
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Lorna Gawlinski
Lou Bassouls
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Lyle McGonigle
Lynda Hough
Lynn Hruczkowski
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Madhu Khemchandani
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Mark Gowda
Mark Mendoza
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Mary De Pauw
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Olann Scott
Omar Adnan
Omar Shaji
Onyeka Chukwuemeka
Pam Mathura
Pam Warraich
Pat Friesnan
Pat Takacs
Patricia Workun
Patty Taverner
Paul & Milka Phee
Paul Brennan
Peter Co
Peter Giffre
Peter Gray
Philip and Patricia Sturges
Philip Koning
Philip Varrghen
Phyllis Fenrich
Ping Ju
Pouja Sharma
Qinghua Fang
R. Huizings
Raj Dhanoa
Rajiv Avuthu
Randy Dupree
Randy Radmanovich
Raqhir Baidwan
Rasik Kothari
Ravendra Kumar
Raymond Brunning
Raynelle Unruh
Rhianna Ford
Rhiannon Jones
Richard Lau
Richard Lowe
Richard McCallum
Rick Piche
Rick Stevens
Rida Irshud
Rob Busby
Rod Szarka
Roger Brook
Rokhand Khademi
Romana Kabalin
Ronnine Oppen
Ronny Yu
Roseanne Wallewein
Rosie Chatters
Rosy Amlani
Rowshon Ara
Rubina Virji
Ryan Busenius
Ryan Shek
S. Winter
Sabira Rizwan
Sai Avuthu
Sana Ahmed
Sandeep Pandher
Sandhya Singh
Sandi Knight
Sandi Lambertus
Sandra Schultz
Sandy Girvan
Sandy Lam
Sandy Lambert
Sandy Radomski
Sanjay Sharma
Sara & Winston Oh
Sarabjit Gill
Sarah Brennan
Sarah Faily
Saranjeeu Lalh
Sean Baxter
Seung-Ju Pyun
Shafin Kanji
Shaher Bano
Shaniff Esmail
Shannen Shott
Sharan Soodhar
Sharen Bhamra
Shawa Naqui
Sheila Coulombe
Shelly Barron
Sig & Anita Donadt
Siham Araj
Simran Bhatti
Sodhi Pillay
Sonja Whitbourne
Srinijar Lanchitanh
St. Faith’s Anglican Church
Stacey Hannay
Stan Papulkas
Stephane Beauchemiu
Stephanie Gonzales
Stephanie Kuehn
Stephanie McGovern
Sue Blocksidge
Suezette Rucker
Sukaindh Khan
Sukhhir Singh
Sukhwinder Gill
Susan Laing
T. Gatscheng
T. Rota
Tammy Buck
Tarlochan Lalh
Taylor Mitchell
Ted Yu
Tereasa Sadovia
Teresa Klimchuk
Terrance Stratichuk
Terri Biasini
Terri Skaggs
Tessa Stockley
The Dom Lo Family
Theresa & Sophia Faitakis
Tim Richer
Tina Oh
Tina Vogel
Ting Wang
Todd Edmonds
Tony Trieu
Tony Willacy
Tracy Freddrak
Tracy Shaben
Ursula Owre
Uwais Qarni
V. Heward
Valerie Johnson
Varon Kapoor
Vashti Purtey
Veronica Perea
Vienna Mak
Vincent Gregory
Wally Streit
Wayne Hale
Wayne Winters
Weitong Zhang
Wendy Beaudoir
Wendy Leung
Wendy Moody
William Wang
Wilsun Xu
Wing Chan
Wong Yuk Man
Y. Loi-Luong
Yilang Gao
Yogi Samiah
Yvette Ternowsky
We make
mental health
matter with
our funders.
Alberta Health Services
Addictions and Mental Health
Alberta Seniors
Canadian Mortgage and
Housing Corporation
Capital Region Housing
Corporation
ECALA
Homeward Trust
United Way of the Alberta
Capital Region
THIRD PARTY EVENTS
APOCALYPSE KOW
ENTERTAINMENT
Apocalypse Kow Kristmas Kabaret
$950.00
EASY, JILL
Bev Facey 2004 High School Reunion
$500.00
SCENIC ROUTE TO ALASKA
Break the Silence Fall Fundraiser
$5,695.00
LILLIAN OSBORNE
HIGH SCHOOL
Lillian Osborne Rock-A-Thon
$15,497.71
EDMONTON AND DISTRICT
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
No Room In the Inn
$70,556.31
ALBERTA TEACHERS’
ASSOCIATION
SloPitch Tournament
$5,000.00
2014 WESTERN REALTY GROUP
MENTAL HEALTH CLASSIC
$70,577.67
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We make
mental
health
matter.
Golf Sponsors
PRESENTING
SILVER
Western Realty Group Inc.
Allstar Construction
Best Western Plus Westwood Inn
Douglas Sollows Architect Inc.
Focus Corporation
ISL Engineering and Land Services
JATEC
Kiwanis Club of Edmonton
MAP Group of Companies
McQueen Automotive
Melcor Developments Limited
Parkwood Master Builder
Select Engineering Consultants
Springwood
Treadmark Properties
Volvo of Edmonton
Witten LLP
ON THE GREEN
Cameron Development Corporation
ATB Corporate Financial Services
WAM Developments
MEDIA
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Edmonton AB T5J 1C4
t: 780-414-6300
f: 780-482-7498
e: [email protected]
w: www.edmonton.cmha.ca
PLATINUM
DES Engineering Ltd.
HOLE-IN-ONE
Don Wheaton Chevrolet Buick GMC
Cadillac Ltd.
Nova Hotels
Reynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer LLP
GOLD
Ernst & Young LLP
Oxford Properties Group
Sky’s the Limit Window Cleaning
Sturni-Hueston Engineering Ltd.
BRONZE
Colliers International LLP
Crystal Glass
Magna IV Engineering
Pioneer Press Ltd.
ReidBuilt Homes
Williams Engineering Canada
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