2013 - Evangel Hall Mission

FAITH
HOPELOVE
Evangel Hall Mission
100 YEARS OF
Annual Report
2013
A community of compassion. A place of hope.
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
100 YEARS!
A Message From The President, Board of Directors
Richard Johnston
President, Board of Directors
Over the last year we marked
Evangel Hall Mission’s
centennial. Providing a
community of compassion - a
place of hope for 100 years
is a reason for celebration,
including the January 13,
2013 kick-off service at Knox,
Doors Open Toronto on May
26, 2013 and publication of
100 Years of Faith Hope Love.
ehm’s enduring presence is
a testament to generations
of devoted people who have
invested time, effort and money
in this life-changing enterprise.
Demand for ehm programs
continues to grow, as we see
more people needing help.
Providing a community
dedicated to the needs of
homeless, impoverished
and socially isolated people
continues to be essential in
downtown Toronto, as much
today as in the past.
After last year’s annual meeting
we faced daunting financial
prospects. It appeared our
financial cushion would be
gone by the end of October,
forcing staff and program
cuts. But, when we told that
to our regular donors in June,
they responded with unusually
generous summer donations.
To our surprise, we ended the
year with net positive cash flow
for the first time since 2008!
In January this year we were
blessed again with a wonderful
bequest by Marion and Bruce
Berry of Thornhill, Ontario.
Their generous gift of $425,000
helped to restore our financial
cushion and was a great boost
to our Centennial campaign to
give ehm sustainable financing.
www.evangelhall.ca
We continue to build a
community of compassion
with the generous support of
individuals, congregations
and presbyteries within The
Presbyterian Church in Canada
who see ehm as their mission
close to home, as well as many
other donors and volunteers
from all walks of life in the
Toronto area. Thank you to all
our champions.
We continue efforts to share
our story and make it easier to
volunteer and donate. With our
new website we can welcome
donations online and process
receipts automatically. Church
and community groups can
now serve Saturday lunches
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Evangel Hall Mission
552 Adelaide Street W.
Toronto, ON
M5V 3W8
Tel: 416-504-3563
in addition to the Sunday
Community Dinners. Last
month we sent a mailing,
including bulletin inserts, to 90
area congregations.
Richard Johnston
President
Paul Bates
Vice President
Peter Bennett
Treasurer
Tanya Henderson
Secretary
Janet Campbell Elizabeth Speers
David Gordon Leslie Woods
Lloyd Leonard
Stephen Hart
Bruce Bodden
Abel Pandy
Richard Johnston
President,
Board of Directors
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Joseph Taylor
Executive Director
Erin Oke
Youth Program Coordinator
Jo Ann Hislop
Director of Programs
Charlie Diamond
Housing Coordinator
Marcela Freselone
Director of Residence
Rev. Katherine McCloskey
Spiritual Care Director
Bob Price
Drop-in Manager
Arsema Okbat
Clinic Coordinator
Ann-Marie Morris
Senior Development Officer
Paula Aceto
Special Events
Elena Belova
Administration and Accounting
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
A MILESTONE!
A Message From The President, Board of Directors
This past year Evangel
Hall Mission celebrated its
Centennial. One hundred
years is important to any
organization and something
to celebrate. The fact is most
organizations do not survive to
reach this milestone. Founded
at 573 Queen St. West, Evangel
Hall Mission was an outreach
to poor immigrants seeking
a better life in the new world.
Arriving from Europe they
frequently settled with just
the possessions they carried.
The congregation of Knox
(Spadina) Presbyterian Church
recognized this need and began
an outreach of spiritual and
material comfort that would
continue until 1977 when
Evangel Hall Mission was
incorporated.
One’s convictions are often
tested and the history of
Evangel Hall Mission shows
that it closed its doors in
1923, for three months due to
financial concerns. It seems
there is always more need than
funds, however after reopening,
it would go on to provide 93
years of service at Queen St.
West. In 2006 ehm constructed
and moved to its present
location at 552 Adelaide St.
West with greatly increased
space for programs and 84
units of assisted housing for
homeless people.
Since 2006 ehm has been able
to provide service for 40% more
people but costs have also risen
and similar to our early history
finances have been a concern.
Fortunately, we operated with
a surplus last year for the first
time in several years.
desperate need of dental care
are helped. Young people
are mentored and given the
prospect of a brighter future.
Thousands of people are
helped each year and with your
support Evangel Hall Mission
will continue to transform lives
for another 100 years.
Joseph Taylor
Executive Director
Joseph Taylor
Executive Director
The services that Evangel Hall
Mission provides are vital and
even life-saving. People in need
are fed, clothed, sheltered and
welcomed into a supportive
community; homeless people
are housed and people in
ehm MISSION STATEMENT
We help build community with
poor, homeless and socially
isolated people in Toronto,
through support, services,
housing and advocacy.
Evangel Hall Mission could not offer our many programs and
services without the dedication, support, and commitment of
our supporters.
Through the generosity of The Presbyterian Church in
Canada, churches, foundations, donors and dedicated
volunteers, we are able to make an extraordinary difference in
the lives of those who rely on us the most.
We are very grateful for your love and support.
Thank you.
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ehm PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY
Drop-in participants enjoying our Holiday celebrations.
The past year has seen several
exciting developments in our
programs at Evangel Hall Mission.
We continue to draw on much
needed support from the
community. Volunteers play an
increasing role in our Drop-in,
Community Dinners and Out
of the Cold programs. Church
groups have expanded their
support to include the Saturday
Drop-in, an outgrowth of the
success of the Sunday Community
Dinner program. Partnerships
are flourishing and now include
University of Toronto medical
students who sponsor and serve
a Saturday drop-in meal as part
of their community participation
requirement. Downtown Legal
Services continue to provide law
students who run regular clinics
within the drop-in.
Because of reallocation of staffing
resources and new funding from
the City of Toronto we have added
3 new positions. All staff, old and
new, continue to find the work
Women’s group participants quilting.
challenging and rewarding as we
are inspired and draw strength
from the day-to-day stories our
guests share through tears and
laughter, stories that motivate us
to grow and develop programs that
encourage and support the needs
of our guests.
Fund and the enthusiasm of other
staff and volunteers is moving us
toward a new social enterprise
-- a means of marketing and
selling the work of participants
while providing much needed
employment opportunities for
participants.
Evangel Hall Mission is known for
delicious meals and hospitality.
Word is out and we are seeing
an influx of new faces within the
Drop-in. Over the past 6 years
we have seen an increase in the
number of women guests from 8
to 30, evidence that our Drop-in is
safe and secure. Overall, we serve
an average of 150 guests each day.
In fact, the coming year will surely
see many changes as we grow our
capacity to help those we serve.
And while we often hear “thanks
for all you do” from those we help,
program staff would like to extend
these words of gratitude to all of
our supporters who make this work
possible.
New and exciting projects are
on the horizon as we tap into
the creativity of participants,
volunteers and staff. One of our
new staff, for instance, has created
small groups and one-on-one
teaching sessions which include
quilting, knitting, sewing and
candle-making. And another, with
the help of the Toronto Enterprise
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ehm RESIDENCE
Mother, daughter and son are reunited and living in the residence
It’s about 4:30pm and many parents are
returning from school or work, along
with their children who they just picked
up from school or daycare. The younger
children can’t wait to stop by the office
to say hello to the staff at ehm. Their
smiles tell us that they are happy to be
home. Their moms take a moment to
share with staff their latest challenges
they may be facing and look for an
encouraging word. They also share
their highlights of their day.
As people become more comfortable
with their new surroundings and
through working with staff on goals
they feel more confident and start
taking risks. Some of the goals tenants
may have are to return to school or
find employment. It is staff’s intention
to reduce barriers and open up
opportunities for people.
One of the responses we often get
from tenants when asked what they
love about ehm, is that they feel safe.
ehm helps to create a safe, inclusive
environment and encourages an open
dialogue around the subject of safety
which is paramount to everyone’s
mental health.
We try to provide opportunities that
fulfill universal human needs. When
tenants sit down to partake in a meal
or event together with staff there is the
hope that tenants will walk away feeling
inspired to tap into their own sense of
creativity. We appreciate that everyone
has a history and a story to tell, along
with skills to share that will benefit
and enrich the lives of those around
them. There is always the recognition
that tenants can participate in some
capacity. It is through the connection
with others around us that we begin to
feel and value our own significance.
Out of this arises a new sense of belief
in ourselves and renewed confidence.
Some of the activities that we had
in 2013 included a weekly lunch in
the winter months, cooking classes,
breakfasts, tenants meetings, a job
search workshop and bingo games.
Outings included trips to the Theatre,
Riverdale Farm, Canada’s Wonderland
and the Exhibition. We also had
a men’s group that went on some
excursions to Harbourfront Centre
and Scadding Court Community
Centre. We celebrated holidays such
as International Women’s day, Easter
egg decorating, Thanksgiving, and
Christmas.
Shelter and food are basic human
needs. Thus housing and food security
are at the core of the work we do
at ehm. Much of our programming
revolves around either preparing or
cooking food. While nourishing bodies,
the hearts and minds are also being
nourished and nurtured. Individuals
may start their day off at a breakfast
for tenants surrounded by their
neighbours, connecting before their
day begins. The security in knowing
that the basic need of food is taken
care of means that individuals can now
focus on other areas of their lives that
may need attention. Food security and
the gardening program that tenants
can take part in means that tenants
can enjoy the fruits of their labour. We
also try to incorporate special dishes
from many cultures and learn from
each other by trying new foods. Sharing
together in this way helps to develop
healthy communities.
A community of compassion. A place of hope.
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CLINIC UPDATE
Dr. Christina Chruszez, Arsema Okbat (Clinic Coordinator), and patient
Just as a corner stone supports
a building so our teeth are the
foundation for supporting our
health. Untreated infections in
teeth can be linked to diseases
such as arthritis, diabetes and heart
disease. However for many lowincome people the cost of dental
care is beyond their ability to pay.
58,000 times last year someone
went to Emergency at an Ontario
hospital seeking help for a dental
problem, even though hospitals
are not equipped to treat dental
problems.
The Evangel Hall Dental Clinic
has provided a full range of dental
care to thousands of people
since its inception in 2009. The
Clinic depends on volunteers to
operate and fortunately we have
professionals who give their time
and expertise.
Dr. Christina Chruszez is a
volunteer at the Clinic. She comes
regularly and it is obvious that she
has a heart for helping people in
need. She is retired, but maintains
her dental license at considerable
cost. She was a dental surgeon
with a successful career including
being the first woman President of
Dental Alumni of the University of
Toronto. There is a very interesting
twist to Dr. Christina’s life story. As
a young girl in a family recently
emigrated to Toronto there was
little left over after the basics were
provided. She was able to take part
in youth socials, music activities
and summer camps which were
offered by - Evangel Hall! Little did
she realize that one day she would
come back to Evangel Hall Mission
to help others.
Jordan is a young man who was in
dire need of dental care. As a boy
he suffered from leukemia which
left his immune system weakened
and vulnerable to tooth decay. As
a teenage he was homeless for
a number of years and his teeth
rapidly decayed. Desperate he
turned to an emergency dental
clinic that pulled a tooth and
charged him $1,400. They told him
he required an additional $20,000
of dental work. All he could afford
to do was purchase antibiotics to
Dr. Kulkarni, Jordan and Arsema
treat his infected teeth. His health
further deteriorated and he was
diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s
lymphoma. Due to his compromised
health Jordan needed a specialist
to perform his dental work. We are
privileged to have Dr. Kiran Kulkarni
an Associate Professor of Preventive
Dentistry, University of Toronto as a
volunteer. He agreed to treat Jordan
– all 32 of his teeth needed to be fixed
requiring 6 visits to the ehm Clinic.
Jordan is now able to eat properly
and his life is beginning to improve.
It is not surprising that he says: I love
Dr. Kulkarni!
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YOUTH UPDATE
At the beginning of 2013, the
children and youth in our
community commemorated Evangel
Hall Missions 100th birthday by
creating a piece of art showcasing
one hundred things they love about
the youth programs.
The Youth Centre continues to be
a safe, supportive haven for many
young people to access homework
help, resources, food, fun and life
skills. The multi-age nature of
our programs gives our youth the
opportunity to be mentors and
leaders to younger children and help
create a community where everyone
feels engaged and empowered.
Volunteers contribute a tremendous
amount to the Youth Centre as well,
and we were blessed in 2013 to have
many wonderful people generously
give their time as tutors and mentors
in our after school programs.
The 2013 summer camp programs
were a resounding success. The
Jump into Summer Day Campers
had many adventures around
Toronto, including a guided tour of
Evergreen Brickworks with a field
naturalist, a beach picnic with a dip
in Lake Ontario, and a free trip to the
Science Centre.
The Teen Guys Camptacular took
a group of young men to Valens
Conservation Area to experience
camping and other wilderness
activities. Outside the Lines camp
for teen girls had another great week
of arts and outdoor fun at Crieff
Hills Retreat Centre and got a real
pioneer experience on the last night
of camp when a power outage cut
off our electricity and water supply!
As in past years, we partnered with
Adventureworks to give all our
teen campers the opportunity to
challenge themselves by climbing
on a high ropes course.
Ehm also continues to provide an
invaluable supportive presence
in our partner high schools with
our Transit for Teens program for
students in financial need and the
counseling and advocacy outreach
work we do to connect teenagers
who are in danger of becoming
homeless with housing and social
services.
financial support necessary to
keep the Club serving a healthy
breakfast and bagged lunch. The
Breakfast Club has seen record
numbers this year, a highly
valued highlight of the week for
our children, youth and families
which we are determined to keep
running.
We are grateful for all the support
we received in 2013. Thanks
especially to the children of
Melville Presbyterian’s Vacation
Bible School who raised money
for our nutrition programs, and
to St Andrew’s Presbyterian
Outreach Committee, who
hosted a number of fundraising
events for ehm’s Youth Programs
throughout the year.
We couldn’t do it without you!!!
In September 2013 our Breakfast
Club lost the support of the partner
agency that had been funding
the program since its inception,
but ehm’s generous community
of donors stepped in with the
A community of compassion. A place of hope.
8Our finance
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Evangel Hall Mission
Summary Statements of Financial Position
October 31
Program
Fund
Residence
Fund
Total
October 31,
2012
Total
October 31,
2013
Capital
Fund
Total
November
2011
Assets
Cash and investments
Amounts receivable and prepaid expenses
Property and equipment
$
429,614
53,338
-
$
401,813
64,033
-
$
126,553
10,787,179
$
482,952
$
465,846
$ 10,913,732
$ 11,862,530
$ 11,981,670
$ 12,463,960
$
157,984
24,968
$
29,381
50,577
$
$
$
$
$
957,980
117,371
10,787,179
$
781,785
144,108
11,055,777
$
900,891
237,016
11,326,053
Liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Due to the City of Toronto
Mortgage payable
Deferred revenue
Net assets
Invested in property and equipment
Internally restricted
Externally restricted
$
2,353,813
3,264,381
267,523
187,365
2,353,813
3,264,381
343,068
106,642
2,285,563
3,358,308
342,044
89,710
2,217,313
3,447,031
397,386
182,952
79,958
5,885,717
6,148,627
6,092,557
6,151,440
300,000
-
385,888
4,901,462
126,553
-
4,901,462
426,553
385,888
5,133,131
424,464
331,518
5,371,682
626,859
313,979
300,000
385,888
5,028,015
5,713,903
5,889,113
6,312,520
465,846
$ 10,913,732
$ 11,862,530
$ 11,981,670
$ 12,463,960
482,952
$
Complete
financial
Evangel
Hall statements
Mission for the year ended October 31, 2013 and October 31, 2012, audited by Grant Thornton LLP, are available upon
request.
Summary Statements of Operations and Changes in Net Assets
Year ended October 31
2012
Program
Fund
Revenue
Donations
Subsidy
Rent
Government grants
Special events
Interest and other
$
Expenses
Salaries and benefits
Occupancy costs
Amortization of property and equipment
Interest and bank charges
Fees, administration and training
Donor awareness
Donated and purchased supplies
Travel and vehicle
Excess (deficiency) of revenue
over expenses
957,343
182,062
176,711
17,131
Residence
Fund
$
23,178
661,367
238,243
9,640
Capital
Fund
$
4,270
39,388
Program
Fund
Total
2013
$
984,791
661,367
238,243
182,062
176,711
66,159
$
706,169
189,465
174,582
2,100
Residence
Fund
$
7,779
670,283
221,344
8,170
Total2
2012
Capital
Fund
$
31,276
2,832
$
745,224
670,283
221,344
189,465
174,582
13,102
1,333,247
932,428
43,659
2,309,334
1,072,316
907,576
34,108
2,014,000
905,420
59,979
8,152
105,303
98,279
62,584
33,452
396,592
241,623
258,409
38,899
7,082
156
268,598
15
-
1,302,012
301,602
268,598
266,576
144,202
98,279
69,666
33,608
889,562
61,668
6,079
96,446
88,005
65,809
32,961
371,649
250,814
266,506
18,525
15,944
780
2,383
270,276
-
1,261,211
312,482
270,276
274,968
114,971
88,005
81,753
33,741
1,273,169
942,761
268,613
2,484,543
1,240,530
924,218
272,659
2,437,407
60,078
(10,333)
(224,955)
(16,642)
(238,551)
(60,078)
64,703
-
168,214
69,125
Net assets, beginning of year
300,000
331,518
5,257,595
5,889,113
300,000
279,035
5,733,485
6,312,520
385,888
$ 5,028,015
$ 5,713,903
331,518
$ 5,257,595
$ 5,889,113
$
300,000
$
$
300,000
$
(237,339)
(423,407)
Fund transfers
Net assets, end of year
(4,625)
(168,214)
(175,210)
-
Complete financial statements for the year ended October 31, 2013 and October 31, 2012, audited by Grant Thornton LLP, are available upon
request.
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DONATIONS AND INCOME
EXPENSES
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS IN ACTION
Here is what donors like yourself made happen in 2013
110
70
100,000
1,100
1,320
100
Homeless people housed
Meals served
Emergency shelter bed nights
15,000
People received budgeting assistance
Health and Dental patients served
At-risk youth received care
535
Articles of clothing donated
People received emotional & spiritual care
26,000
80
Volunteer Hours
Children sent to camp
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Thank you!
ORGANIZATION AND BUSINESS DONORS
Agnes Tolmie Evening Auxiliary WMS
Albion Gardens Women’s Association
Apple SelfStorage
Armour Heights Presbyterian Church
Armour Heights Womens Association
Avonton Evening Auxilliary
Bake Sale Inc.
Bella Goodfellow Guild
Boston Ladies Fellowship Group
Boston Presbyterian Church
Bridlewood Presbyterian Church
Brigholme Interiors Group
Britton WMS, Knox Presbyterian Church
Brouwer Sod Farms Limited
Burns Evening Auxiliary
Burns Presbyterian Church, Milverton
Calvin Presbyterian Church, Toronto
Calvin Presbyterian Sunday School
Canadian Christian Endeavour
Carluke Ladies Aid
Caven Presbyterian Church, Bolton
Central Presbyterian Church Mens Breakfast Club
Churches-On-The-Hill Food Bank
Clairlea Park Ladies Group
Clairlea Park Presbyterian Church
Clarkson Road Presbyterian Church
Cohn & Wolfe
Color Hospitality Services
Cooke’s Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Markdale
Daughters of Knox, Acton
DaySpring Presbyterian Church
Deloitte & Touche Foundation Canada
Dixie Presbyterian Church
Downsview Drywall
Duff’s Fireside Club
Durham Presbyterian Church
Durham Presbyterian Ladies
Edge Imaging Toronto Inc.
Eljay Shipping Inc.
EllisDon Corporation
Elmvale Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Schomberg
ENCON Group Inc
Erskine Ladies Aid, Dundalk
Essa Road Presbyterian Church
Esson Women’s Missionary Society
Evening Auxiliary WMS Atwood Presbyterian Church
Faith Presbyterian Community Church
Fallingbrook Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church Ladies’ League, Pembroke
First Presbyterian Church, Fenwick
First Presbyterian Church, North Pelham
First Presbyterian Church, Penetanguishene
First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, WMS
Fraser Presbyterian Church, Tottenham
Fraser Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Gale Presbyterian Church
Gamebridge Ladies Evening Group
GENeral Contracting - PROject Management
Glenview Presbyterian Church
Glenview Women’s Association
GNK Good-N-Klean Products LTD
Golfwood Heights Unit St. Andrew’s PC
Goodyear Canada Inc
Graceview Presbyterian Church
Grant Thornton LLP
Guildwood Community Presbyterian Church
Haft2
Harrington Presbyterian Women/WMS
Heart Lake Presbyterian Church
Hepburn Engineering Inc.
Highland Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac Ltd.
Hopedale Presbyterian Church
Infinity Telecom Inc
Investors Group Inc.
J Worsley Enterprises
Janssen Ortho Inc.
Jarrett Willis Ladies Aid, Willis Church
John & Ulla Leckie Foundation
John Geddie Auxiliary of AMS
K.M. Hunter Charitable Foundation
Keswick Presbyterian Church
Kingston Presbyterial WMS
Kinlough Presbyterian WMS
Kirk-on-the-Hill Presbyterian Church
Knox Atlantic Mission Society
Knox Church Ladies Aid, Woodstock
Knox College Missionary and Theological Society
Knox Friendship Circle
Knox Lakehurst Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Knox Presbyterian Belmore WMS.
Knox Presbyterian Church - W.M.S. - Tiverton
Knox Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid, Conn
Knox Presbyterian Church Sixteen
Knox Presbyterian Church, Acton
Knox Presbyterian Church, Agincourt
Knox Presbyterian Church, Bobcaygeon
Knox Presbyterian Church, Dunnville
Knox Presbyterian Church, Georgetown
Knox Presbyterian Church, Listowel
Knox Presbyterian Church, Magnetawan
Knox Presbyterian Church, Meaford
Knox Presbyterian Church, Milton
Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville
Knox Presbyterian Church, Port Carling
Knox Presbyterian Church, Stratford
Knox Presbyterian Church, Tiverton
Knox Presbyterian Church, Toronto
Knox Presbyterian Church, Walkerton
Knox Presbyterian Church, Woodstock
Knox Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Uptergrove
Knox Presbyterian W.A., Monkton
Knox Presbyterian Women, Cannington
Knox Presbyterian Women, Welland
Knox Service Club, Walkerton
Knox WMS, Fingal
Knox-Calvin Presbyterian Church
Knox-St. Andrew’s Evening Friendship Group
Laurel Lea-St. Matthew’s Presbyterian Church
Leaside Presbyterian Church
Limehouse Women’s Association
Local 183 Dental Clinic
Macquarie Group Foundation
Malvern Presbyterian Church
Marian Ritchie WMS, Staffa
Marsh Canada Limited
Mary and Martha Guild
Mary and Martha Society
Melville Church Women
Melville Presbyterian Church, Toronto
MFS Investment Management Matching Gift Program
Mimico Presbyterian Church
Morneau Shepell
Morningside-High Park Presbyterian Church
Motherwell-Avonbank PCW
Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Mount Zion Presbyterian Church
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Norval Presbyterian Church
Old St. Andrew’s Women’s Auxillary, Colborne
P.M. Corporation
Pal Benefits Inc
Paris Presbyterian Church
Paris Presbyterian Church Men
PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
Presbyterian Church in Canada
Presbyterian Church, Norwood
Presbyterian Women Glenarm
Presbyterian Women of St. Andrew’s, Stirling
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Queen Street East Women’s Association
R.V. Anderson Associates Limited
Randal and Harriet Phillips Trust
Raymond James
Rexdale Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church
Robert Kerr Foundation
Rockway Presbyterian Church
Rosedale Presbyterian Church
Sadie Buck Group
Scotiabank
Secord Family Charitable Foundation
Servicemaster Clean of Downtown Toronto
Servicemaster Clean of Mississauga
ServiceMaster Clean of Ottawa
Shakespeare Presbyterian Church
Shendy’s Swim School
SN Diesel/Canar Coach Service/ Division of
Tokmakjian Inc.
South Kinloss Presbyterian Church
St John’s Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid
St. Andrew’s - Pringle WMS
St. Andrew’s Church School, Cobourg
St. Andrew’s Fireside Group
St. Andrew’s Galt Presbyterian Church
St. Andrew’s Ladies Aid, Mansfield
St. Andrew’s Ladies Aid, Mooretown
St. Andrew’s Ladies Aid, Norwood
St. Andrew’s Ladies Association, Campbellford
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Scarborough
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Guild - WMS
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Women, Hastings
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Women, Stratford
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Aurora
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Barrie
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Beamsville
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Bolsover
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Bowmanville
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Cobourg
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Dartmouth
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Etobicoke
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Fort Coulonge,
Quebec
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, King City
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Maple
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Markham
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Norwood
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Stratford
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Toronto
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Whitby
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Sunshine Guild
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Women, Hanover
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Women, Scarborough
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Women, Whitby
St. Andrew’s W.M.S., Trenton
St. Andrew’s-Chalmers Ladies Association
St. Andrews Auxiliary, AMS
St. Andrews Ladies Aid, Dundalk
St. Columba Presbyterian Women, Belleville
St. David’s Presbyterian WMS, Bracebridge
St. Giles Kingsway Living Trust Fund
St. Giles Kingsway Presbyterian Church
St. James Presbyterian Church, Stouffville
St. James Presbyterian Ladies Group, Stouffville
St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Cornwall
St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Kapuskasing
St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Milliken
St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Toronto
St. Luke’s - Knox Presbyterian Church WMS
St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church, Mississauga
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church W.A., Leaskdale
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Women, Stella
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Ingersoll
St. Paul’s Presbyterian WMS, Glammis
St. Peter’s Presbyterian Church Women
St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church, Scarborough
St. Timothy’s Presbyterian Church, Toronto
Standard Life Assurance Company
Strathcona Park Presbyterian Church
Summerside Circle of Joy
Swansea Village Co-op Inc.
The J. William Horsey Foundation
The John & Ellie Voortman Charitable Foundation
The McLean Foundation
The W. Garfield Weston Foundation
The WB Family Foundation
Thornhill Presbyterian Church
TMP Consulting Engineers
Toronto Community Foundation
Toronto Formosan Presbyterian Church
Toronto Korean Presbyterian Church
Toronto North Dental Hygienists Association
Trafalgar Presbyterian Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church, York Mills
Twilight Auxiliary
Ultimate Telecom Services Inc.
Unionville Presbyterian Church
University Bible Fellowship at Humber
Vantage Church
Wallace WMS, Listowel
WD-40 Company (Canada) Limited
West Adelaide Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Scarborough
Weston Presbyterian Church
Wexford Presbyterian Church
Wexford Presbyterian Church, Ladies Group
White Oak Women
Willing Workers WMS, Elmvale
Willowdale Presbyterian Church
Women of Alexandra Presbyterian Church
Women of Knox, Bayfield
Women’s Fellowship Group, Newmarket
Women’s Missionary Society
Woodville Presbyterian Women
Wychwood-Davenport Presbyterian Church
Y&R Toronto
Zion Presbyterian Church, Angus
Zion Presbyterian Church, Sunnidale Corners
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www.evangelhall.ca
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Phone: (416) 504 - 3563
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