University Hospital Foundation Annual Report 2012-2013

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University Hospital Foundation
Annual Report 2012-2013
accelerating excellence
in health care
to change and save lives
University of Alberta Hospital
Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
Kaye Edmonton Clinic
Inspiring philanthropy to support innovation and
excellence at the University of Alberta Hospital,
the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute and the
Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
The University Hospital Foundation believes in the power
of philanthropy in health care. Thanks to you, our generous donors, we see
examples of it at work every day.
The University of Alberta Hospital continues to be one of the leading patient
care, research and medical training hospitals in North America.
The Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute is a leading heart institute in Canada.
With the opening of the new Kaye Edmonton Clinic, we have the best
outpatient facility in the country.
You, our generous donors, make these achievements possible. Your gifts have
elevated the level of care our hospitals and clinics provide. More than that –
your gifts have accelerated the advancement of this care.
Please enjoy our 2012-2013 Annual Report: Accelerating Excellence in Health
Care. It is our chance to show you what your donations have accomplished,
and introduce you to some of the lives your gifts have changed and saved.
For more information about the University Hospital Foundation,
visit our website www.GivetoUHF.ca
contents
2 Message from Chair and President
4 Donald Kaye’s exceptional generosity
8 Seeking answers through medical research
10 Jim Pattison Centre adds rehab to heart health
12 Honouring a visionary: Dr. Arvind Koshal
14 Festival of Trees: Let the Christmas Season Begin!
18 Ambitious campaign for the brain
20 Celebrating donor impact
22 Recognizing our donors
37 Financial statements
Message from the chair and president
On behalf of the Board of Trustees and staff of the University Hospital Foundation, we want
to thank you, our generous donors, for making 2012-2013 the most outstanding year for
fundraising in the history of the University Hospital Foundation.
A transformational gift from Donald Kaye, the largest single donation ever made to health care
in Alberta; the opening of the Jim Pattison Centre for Heart Health; and the establishment of the
Gerald Averback Medical Research Fund and the Dr. Arvind Koshal Advancement Fund – each
of these will impact patients and their families for generations.
This report, Accelerating Excellence in Health Care, illustrates
the power of philanthropy by sharing stories of people like Kelly
Ainsworth (p. 11), who is back home with his family after suffering
severe heart failure; Kristin Henry (p. 21), a young woman who
underwent her second brain surgery in 2013, this time in the most
advanced brain surgery suite in the country; and John Kerby (p. 6),
whose diagnosis of multiple sclerosis has led him to the expanded
neurosciences clinic at the incredible new Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
During this past year, we achieved net revenue of $28.9 million, our
highest amount ever in a single year. We distributed a total of $9.7
million to Alberta Health Services and the University of Alberta to
University
Hospital
Foundation
Board of
Trustees
The University Hospital
Foundation is fortunate to
be led by some of the most
dedicated and talented
business and community
leaders in Edmonton.
These volunteer leaders
take time from their busy
lives – bringing tremendous
knowledge and skills from
the worlds of business,
finance and law – to ensure
donor gifts are stewarded
with care and integrity.
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W. Guy Scott
Donald Cranston QC
Kim Wheaton
Laurie Anderson
Mike Bacchus
Chairman
University Hospital
Foundation
Founding Partner, WAM
Development Group
Past Chairman, Chair,
Trustee Affairs Committee
University Hospital
Foundation
Partner, Bennett Jones LLP
Chair Elect
University Hospital
Foundation
Senior Vice President,
Finance, WAM
Development Group
Chief Executive Officer,
Conroy Ross Partners
Crystal Graham
Shenaz Jeraj
Simon Sochatsky
Phil Lachambre
Steven LePoole
Principal, Kasian
Architecture Interior
Design and Planning Ltd.
Management Consultant,
Silver Brown Consulting
President, Northern
Industrial Carriers Ltd.
President, PCML
Consulting Inc.
Executive Chairman,
Diversity Technologies
Corp.
2012-2013 Fiscal Year Highlights
• Donald Kaye makes the largest
gift ever made to health care in
Alberta;
• Recognized as one of the
“Top 16 high-performing
healthcare foundations in North
America” in the Association for
Healthcare Philanthropy’s (AHP)
Benchmarking Survey;
• Achieving over $100 million in
net assets for the first time in
Foundation history;
• Increasing the value of the
Established (endowed) Funds
by $13.8 million; and
• Achieving net revenue of
$28.9 million.
support a range of patient care, research and education priorities at the University
of Alberta Hospital, the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute and the newly opened
Kaye Edmonton Clinic, including:
•
$3.9 million to the Intra-operative MRI suite
•
$1.055 million to support the Allan Owen Endoscopy Suite
•
$920,000 towards a new transplant operating room
•
$570,000 towards the annual Medical Research Competition
•
$3.25 million towards other areas of importance to our donors
Once again, on behalf of the patients who benefit from your support every day,
and the dedicated team of healthcare staff who see the benefit of your thoughtful
support in everything they do – thank you.
W. Guy Scott
Joyce Mallman Law
Chairman
President
Ex-Officio
Board
Members
Robert Bessette, FMA Jim Brown
Rick Crook
Terry Freeman
Donna Zazulak
Mike Conroy
Vice President & Portfolio
Manager, Bessette Wealth
Management, RBC
Dominion Securities
President, Sherrick
Management Ltd.
President, Mikev
Investments Ltd.
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer,
Corrision and Abrasion
Solutions Ltd (CASL)
Chair, 2013 Festival of
Trees, University Hospital
Foundation
President, Zazulak
Marketing &
Communications Inc.
Senior Vice President Edmonton Zone,
Alberta Health Services
Robert Manning
Mark Ohe
Irving Kipnes
Dr. D. Douglas Miller
President, Gateway
Mechanical Services
Trustee Emeritus,
University Hospital
Foundation
Director, Liquor Stores
North America Ltd.
C.J. Woods, FCA
Trustee Emeritus,
University Hospital
Foundation
Community Volunteer
Cathy Osborne
President, Cathton
Investments Ltd.
Vice President, University
of Alberta Hospital,
Mazankowski Alberta
Heart Institute and Kaye
Edmonton Clinic, Alberta
Health Services
Dean, Faculty of
Medicine and Dentistry,
University of Alberta
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exceptional gift
Alberta Premier Alison Redford and philanthropist Donald Kaye at
the opening of the Kaye Edmonton Clinic on December 3, 2012.
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accelerating efficiency
will impact generations
Donald Kaye’s $30-million investment in innovative patient
care and research brings great promise to the ongoing search
for better ways to improve health and save lives
After dedicating most of his life to his career,
a range of health professions to collaborate
Donald Kaye decided in 2009 that it was time
on ways to provide the best possible care
to give back to the community that had made
for patients. It will also enhance learning
his success possible.
opportunities for medical students striving to
Four years later, the largest single donation ever
be the best in their chosen fields.
given to health care in the history of Alberta
Speaking at the opening of the Kaye Edmonton
was completed.
Clinic, Guy Scott, Chair of the University
At a special ceremony in December 2012,
Alberta Premier Alison Redford announced that
in honour of Mr. Kaye’s transformational gift,
the Edmonton Clinic had been renamed the
Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees, said,
“We have all read stories of people who
make a gift that has the power to transform a
community. Mr. Kaye, this is truly an amazing
gift. Your generosity will impact patients and
their families every day for generations.”
“This unique clinic will improve patient
care by creating seamless access to services
THE PROMISE OF THE GIFT
and specialists. Albertans will get the care
Donald Kaye’s donation accelerates
they need, when they need it,” said Premier
Redford. “On behalf of all Albertans, I thank
innovation, research and hope
Mr. Kaye for this most generous gift that
At full capacity, the Kaye Edmonton Clinic
will help to continue the advancement of
will consolidate 80 outpatient clinics under
innovation in our healthcare system.”
one roof and provide ambulatory services to
Mr. Kaye’s gift will accelerate innovation and
research by allowing the brightest minds from
more than one million patients every year,
including thousands from across western and
northern Canada.
“On behalf of all Albertans, I thank Mr. Kaye for
this most generous gift that will help to continue the
advancement of innovation in our healthcare system.”
Alberta Premier Alison Redford
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“It is my hope that this gift will
improve patient care in Alberta,
and in particular, provide more
funding for research.”
Edmonton philanthropist Donald Kaye
“The influence of the clinic is far beyond
Edmonton,” said Dr. Dylan Taylor, Co-facility
Medical Director for the Kaye Edmonton Clinic,
the University of Alberta Hospital and the
Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute. “People
who come from a significant distance will have
the potential to do many things with one trip.”
Mr. Kaye’s gift will allow the clinic to provide
the best possible patient experience. The
fund that the gift has established will support
innovation in the delivery of care in clinic,
rehabilitation and ambulatory care services by
streamlining the multi-disciplinary treatment of
patients.
“Philanthropy has enabled us to go to that next
level in patient care,” said Liz Seib, Executive
Dr. Fabrizio Giuliani, neurologist at the University of Alberta Hospital, performs an
eye exam on multiple sclerosis patient John Kerby at the new Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
The largest ambulatory care facility in Canada, the Clinic will consolidate 80 ambulatory
clinics under one roof.
Director of Ambulatory Care at the Kaye
Edmonton Clinic. “We are very grateful to Mr.
Kaye for his gift and the promise it holds.”
Patient inspired by generosity
John Kerby knew in his head what he wanted
to say, but the words weren’t coming out of his
mouth. They were garbled. His wife, a nurse,
thought he was having mini-strokes. An MRI
revealed scar lesions in his brain consistent
with the results of an earlier spinal tap.
John, 40 at the time and the father of two
young sons, was told he had multiple
sclerosis.
“That hit pretty hard,” said Kerby.
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Patients coping with chronic health
conditions such as MS will experience the
impact of Mr. Kaye’s generosity first hand
through expanded services and programs
offered at the Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
“That impresses me,” said Kerby, when
told of Mr. Kaye’s donation. “That someone
would do that of their own free will is
extraordinary.”
case in point
accelerating innovation
from humble
beginnings...
Donald Kaye’s unprecedented
generosity grew from life on a small
farm in rural Alberta
In 1960, Mr. Kaye began investing in real estate.
His first purchase was an apartment block in
Edmonton’s Laurier Heights, followed by a
shopping centre in Leduc and the Westbrook
Shopping Centre in Edmonton. His investment
portfolio also expanded into land development.
Donald Kaye
Born and raised in the depression era near the tiny
hamlet of Brownvale, Alberta, Donald Kaye gained
firsthand knowledge of the true value of a dollar.
“No one in the community had very much. What
you did have, you hung on to.”
Following the tragic death of his father, the young
Donald Kaye, along with his brother, kept up the
work on the family farm while attending school at
the nearby village of Berwyn. For fun, he played
baseball. “I didn’t have much time for anything
else.”
After graduating from high school, Mr. Kaye
worked with Canadian Propane in Prince George,
BC, and later with other national companies
in Edmonton as a credit manager, all the time
advancing his education by enrolling in courses
at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Extension
and the Banff School of
Advanced Management.
Through his naming gift to the University Hospital
Foundation, Mr. Kaye is ensuring that his story is
far from over. He has transformed years of hard
work, prudent decision-making and wise investing
into one of the largest donations in the history of
Canadian healthcare philanthropy. And in doing
so, Mr. Kaye is advancing patient care and medical
research in a way that is both intently focused, and
broadly based.
“What he’s done in making this gift to the
University Hospital Foundation is set a baseline.
There is money now available for research and
projects in delivering clinical care in innovative
ways that will last for a long time, and at the end of
it, it will improve health care to benefit all of us,”
said Mr. Kaye’s friend and lawyer, Rick Ferguson.
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seeking the roots of
“If you want to prevent something
from happening, first you have to
understand what makes it happen.”
It’s believed that large deposits of an abnormal
protein in the brain contribute to the loss of
brain cells in patients’ key brain areas, such as
their memory and cognitive abilities.
Dr. Jack Jhamandas
received funding for his
research into the cause of
Alzheimer’s Disease from
the University Hospital
Foundation’s Medical
Research Competition.
“To find the cure for Alzheimer’s Disease, we
Dr. Jhamandas’ research provides a model that,
have to take a broader view. How do we prevent
for the first time ever, allows researchers to
it from happening?” said Dr. Jack Jhamandas, a
replicate the human Alzheimer brain in the lab,
neurologist and researcher at the University of
providing an avenue to possibly identify new
Alberta Hospital and the University of Alberta.
therapies.
Alzheimer’s Disease is the most common
“The brain is a highly complex and intricate
cause of dementia, a debilitating neurological
organ that, if you’re going to solve its mysteries,
condition. An estimated 1.1 million Canadians
we have to understand a lot better,” said
will be diagnosed with dementia by the
Dr. Jhamandas. “Both in terms of how it
year 2038.
normally functions, and how it doesn’t function
when an illness has set in, like Alzheimer’s.”
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alzheimer’s
donors support ongoing
quest for answers
Annual funding for the competition comes
from Established Funds created by University
Hospital Foundation donors, donor-designated
gifts and Full House Lottery revenues.
Researchers use this money as seed funding for
larger grants from national research councils,
often converting the funds they receive from
the competition into hundreds of thousands
or even millions of dollars in research grants. A
great return on the initial investment.
The Medical Research Competition is
administered in partnership with the Faculty of
Medicine and Dentistry. All projects are peer
reviewed.
difference makers
The University Hospital Foundation directs up
to $500,000 annually to support 20-25 research
projects through the Foundation’s Medical
Research Competition.
The competition is just one of many ways the
Foundation supports research. Over the past
ten years, more than $4.5 million has been
awarded to support 225 research projects.
For more information about the University Hospital
Foundation’s Medical Research Competition, and a list of
2012-2013 winners, click here
Funding research to help us live longer
Gerald Averback of Saskatoon wants to help
people live longer. His interest is research.
Specifically, gene therapy research at the
world-leading Mazankowski Alberta Heart
Institute’s ABACUS Research Centre.
Through his company, Developments
West Corporation, Mr. Averback made an
incredible donation to create the
$2 million Gerald Averback Medical
Research Fund.
case in point
Mr. Averback chose to support the Maz after
conducting thorough, Canada-wide research
of his own. An alumnus of the University
of Alberta, he searched the country for the
research facility best-suited to his interest,
and his commitment to the community.
Gene therapy is an experimental technique
that uses genes to treat or prevent disease. In
the future, this technique may allow doctors
to treat a disorder by inserting a gene into
a patient’s cells, instead of using drugs or
surgery.
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accelerating legacy
like new
The Jim Pattison Centre for Heart Health provides
patients access to the latest rehabilitation equipment,
technology and expertise
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A former cardiac surgery patient
at the Mazankowski Alberta Heart
Institute, Fred (left) works with
Exercise Specialist Grant Knapik
at the Jim Pattison Centre for
Heart Health.
again
After 50 days of life-saving care at the
Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute,
Kelly Ainsworth was tapped out. No strength.
No energy. Little hope. The married father of two
young children had no idea how he was going to
recover from severe heart failure. “I was worried
for my life and the life of my family. I was
Kelly Ainsworth with his wife Shalene
and children, Wyatt and Reese.
starting from scratch. I had nothing.”
Today, after following a detailed recovery
plan laid out by the multi-disciplinary team
of occupational therapists, nurses, dieticians
and fitness trainers at the Jim Pattison Centre
specifically designed for patients to practice
such daily tasks as vacuuming and lifting
laundry baskets under the watchful eye of
trained, professional staff.
for Heart Health, Ainsworth’s perspective and
For heart patients like Ainsworth, access to
energy level have improved dramatically.
comprehensive rehabilitation services provide
A comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation centre
designed to complete the full circle of cardiac
care provided at the Maz, the Jim Pattison
the incentive and guidance needed to return to
regular life. “It feels good to be healthy again.
Now I’m fighting to go back to work.”
Centre for Heart Health features state-of-the-
The Jim Pattison Centre for Heart Health is
art exercise equipment, classrooms for the
expected to provide rehabilitation services to
health and lifestyle courses that are offered
over 2,000 people living with heart disease
to all patients and their families, and an area
every year.
(From left) Cindy
Lambier, a Director
with the Jim Pattison
Foundation, the
Honourable Don
Mazankowski and Guy
Scott, Chairman of
the University Hospital
Foundation, at the
May 2 opening of the
Jim Pattison Centre for
Heart Health.
Philanthropy provided most of the money to
build the $8-million Jim Pattison Centre for
Heart Health with donations of $2.5 million
from the Jim Pattison Foundation, an additional
$3 million from other donors to the University
Hospital Foundation, and $2.5 million from
Alberta Infrastructure.
To learn about the Mazankowski
Alberta Heart Institute, and the pivotal
role donors play in the full circle of
cardiac care, click here
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difference makers
Donors make it happen for heart health
accelerating legacy
heartfelt salute
Dr. Arvind Koshal is retiring, but
his vision and leadership at the
will always be remembered
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There was no heart institute in Edmonton when
Dr. Arvind Koshal arrived from Ottawa in 1991.
There was only one transplant surgeon. Seriously
ill heart patients requiring immediate care were
flown to the United States. Thanks to his dream
of providing the best cardiac care right here in
Edmonton, all of that has now changed.
Today, as Dr. Koshal retires, the Mazankowski
Alberta Heart Institute is recognized as a leading
heart institute in Canada, and the largest centre
for heart transplants in the country.
“Our vision was to create a world-class cardiac
centre to serve the needs of Edmontonians, and
people across western and northern Canada –
a centre of excellence, and innovation,”
Dr. Koshal said during a celebration of his
career as Senior Medical Director at the
Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute. “The
reality has exceeded the dream.”
Among his many accomplishments, Dr. Koshal
is credited with being one of the finest cardiac
surgeons in the country.
In addition, Dr. Koshal:
• Assisted with the first total artificial heart
implant in Canada, including harvesting
the first heart to be used in a heart
transplant;
• Assisted the first heart transplant on an
infant, 11 days old, in Canada. The healthy
Dr. David Johnstone,
Zone Clinical Department
Head, Cardiac Sciences,
Mazankowski Alberta
Heart Institute, welcomes
hundreds of colleagues
and staff gathered at the
ceremony announcing that
the atrium of the Maz has
been named the Dr. Arvind
Koshal Atrium.
patient is now 25 years old;
• Was the final mentor for all cardiac surgery
residents completing their training at the
Maz, which came to be known as
“Dr. Koshal’s Finishing School”;
• Received the Order of Canada in 2008, as
well as the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal
(2003) and the Alberta Centennial Medal
(2006).
In honour of his outstanding career, the atrium
of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute has
been named the Dr. Arvind Koshal Atrium, and
the Dr. Arvind Koshal Advancement Fund has
been established.
Community leaders create
honorary fund
(From left) Harold Roozen, Dr. Arvind Koshal and Al Olson
difference
makers
Community leaders Darryl Katz, Harold Roozen, Al Olson and
many others raised over $2.5 million to establish the Dr. Arvind
Koshal Advancement Fund in support of cardiac education,
recruitment and research – ensuring that Dr. Koshal’s legacy in
the Maz will continue to grow.
To view a videoUniversity
of Dr. Koshal’s
legacy at the Mazankowski
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Alberta Heart Institute, click here
festival of trees: let the
Over the last 27 years, the Festival of Trees has raised $15 million
and has become Edmonton’s signature kick-off to Christmas event
The four-day festival, which drew 30,000
In 2012, Festival of Trees raised $1 million
guests in 2012 and relied on 2,000 dedicated
in support of critical care at the University
volunteers, provides something for everyone:
of Alberta Hospital. Our Critical Care Team
guests enjoy the Gala Evening, Luncheon and
provides life-saving care to adults with serious,
Fashion Show, Santa’s Breakfast, and of course,
life-threatening conditions including trauma
the chance to savour the splendour of hundreds
and organ failure.
of brilliantly decorated Christmas trees and
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seasonal displays.
Funds received will help reduce the risk of
The Festival of Trees also serves as a valuable
purchase a state-of-the-art patient monitoring
fundraiser. Since 1984, the Festival has raised
system. For critically ill patients, it’s imperative
more than $15 million in support of critically
to keep a close eye on vital signs at all times.
important causes at the University of Alberta
This system will allow critical care specialists
Hospital, the Mazankowski Alberta Heart
to closely monitor critical patients who are
Institute and the new Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
receiving care outside of the ICU.
infection in our critical care unit and help
christmas season begin!
A soldier’s story
In April of 2012, Kristopher Schroder, a
member of the First Combat Engineering
Unit at CFB Edmonton, began
experiencing flu-like symptoms, and
a struggle to breathe.
Kris was critically ill and fighting a lifethreatening infection: he was admitted
to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where
he spent three days on a respirator and
required dialysis to help clear the toxins
from his body.
After eight days in the ICU, Kris was
transferred to another area of the hospital,
where he continued to receive intensive care
and rehabilitation to assist his recovery.
“If the University of Alberta Hospital didn’t
have the equipment I needed, I might have
died,” Kris said.
case in point
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Pictured above left:
co-winners of the 2012
Audrey Greenough Award of
Merit, Lori Martens (centre
left) and Barbara Bergstrom
(centre right). Joining them
for the presentation were
(from left) Brian Hughes,
Alberta Premier Alison
Redford, Greg Greenough,
Reza Nasseri and Guy Scott,
Chairman of the University
Hospital Foundation.
Audrey Greenough Award of Merit
Created in honour of Audrey Greenough,
for their passion, philanthropy and tireless
former University Hospital Foundation
volunteer commitment to the Festival of Trees.
Trustee and Festival Sponsorship Committee
member, the Audrey Greenough Award of Merit
recognizes outstanding service and support to
Lori’s commitment to the success of the
Festival is evident by her willingness to serve
the University Hospital Foundation.
an unprecedented three years as Festival Chair.
Lori Martens and Barbara Bergstrom were
Committee since 1992, including serving two
recognized with the Audrey Greenough Award
years as Festival chair and the last three years
of Merit at the 2012 Festival of Trees Gala
as Festival Coordinator.
Barbara was a member of the Festival Steering
Our heartfelt thanks to the 2012 Festival Steering Committee Elaine Aronyk Barbara Bergstrom Cory Christopher
Joan Faulkner Linda Fulton Linda Grisley Dawn Harrison Cathy Heller-Sereda Arlene Kavanagh Charlene
McBain Bill McBride Emma McNally Alison Moir Jan Newton Trish Nieberding Amy Procter Pam
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Having Fun and Raising Funds for Critical Care
The Festival of Trees owes tremendous thanks to the outstanding generosity of its presenting sponsors:
2012 Presenting
Sponsor
Gala Evening
Presenting Sponsor
Luncheon and Fashion
Show Presenting Sponsor
Santa’s Breakfast
Presenting Sponsor
Special thanks to the
Shaw Conference
Centre for serving
as the home of the
Festival of Trees for
the last 28 years.
Trudy Cormier Karen Cromwell Gertie Dean Marguerite Denman Shona Dunlop Laurel Durstling
Knight Barb Lajoie Kathryn Leach Cindy Lindenberg Halie Mark Lori Martens Darrell McBain Susan
Puddicombe Jan Raikles Riyaz Shivji Diane Stokes Elaine Taylor Karen Tracy Brian Zuch
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the brain centre
difference makers
Leading the Way
Our brain is who we are. When it begins to fail, the results can be profound.
That’s why we want to bring the best of brain care to Edmonton.
Leading the way is Jim Brown. Jim and Sharon Brown made a $1-million,
cornerstone donation to the Brain Centre Campaign and Jim is serving as Cabinet
Co-chair, along with Guy Scott, Chair, University Hospital Foundation.
Liquor Depot has also ensured a successful start to the Brain Centre Campaign
through The Experience, an exclusive night of wine, beer, spirits and Edmonton’s
best food, and an invaluable fundraiser for the Gamma Knife. For more on
The Experience, please see page 23.
Jim and Sharon Brown
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campaign
Community support will make Edmonton the centre for the brain
In 2012, The University of Alberta Hospital
This investment in research was leveraged into
opened the most advanced neurosurgical suite
more than $11.5 million of federal funding.
in the country. That was just the beginning of the
University Hospital Foundation’s $35-million
In phase two, we are seeking to add Gamma
Brain Centre Campaign.
Knife technology, a non-invasive technique used
The goal of our brain campaign is to create a
other brain disorders; and an additional 3T MRI
brain centre that will provide patients at the
for clinical care, giving our neuro clinicians
University of Alberta Hospital with the next
and researchers the tools they need to provide
generation of treatment options and diagnostic
preeminent care to patients today – and to work
technology, and create an optimal environment
with researchers around the world to find cures
of coordinated care for brain patients from
for tomorrow.
to treat patients with brain tumours, lesions and
Edmonton, northern Alberta, western Canada
and the Territories.
The final phase and centrepiece of the campaign
Phase one of the brain campaign has already
Centre that will coordinate care from diagnosis
been completed, with the opening of the Dan &
to surgery to rehabilitation. Coordinated care
Bunny Widney Intra-operative MRI Suite, and
will bring all brain-related specialists together.
is to build and equip a state-of-the-art Brain
the contribution of over $1.8 million to the
top-of-class Peter S. Allen Research Centre.
Father told that Gamma Knife
the best way to stop seizures
As an adult, Brad Freeman began having what he
called episodes: fleeting moments throughout the day
when he would lapse into a trance. In fact, the trances
were seizures.
A CT (computerized tomography) Scan revealed that
the cause of Brad’s seizures was a mass of poorly
formed blood vessels known as an Arteriovenous
Malformation, or AVM, growing in his brain.
case in point
The recommended treatment was Gamma Knife. Brad
went for it on the basis that as a new father, a one- to
two-day recovery from Gamma Knife was much more
appealing than the three months he was told he’d be
off work following conventional brain surgery.
He flew to Winnipeg, the nearest facility that uses
Gamma Knife technology, and was successfully
treated. The next day, he flew home. He has been
seizure-free ever since.
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celebrating donor
“Donors to the Foundation help us create
meaningful change in the health of the patients
and families we serve.”
Dr. Chris Eagle, President and Chief Executive
Officer, Alberta Health Services
The University Hospital Foundation hosts the
From left: Dr. Oksana Suchowersky, Dr. Chris Eagle
and Cathy MacDonald
Chairman’s Dinner and President’s Brunch
each year to say thank you to the people who
donors play in accelerating excellence in all
generously support the University of Alberta
areas of patient care.
Hospital, the Mazankowski Alberta Heart
Institute and the Kaye Edmonton Clinic.
“We recognize that what we achieve would
not be possible without the partnership of
Speaking at the 2013 President’s Brunch,
our community and you – our supporters and
Dr. Dylan Taylor, Facility Medical Director at
donors. Donor dollars support diagnostic and
the three sites, reaffirmed the vital role that
treatment technology. Donations ensure we
have state-of-the-art equipment and resources
“The past year has been amazing.
With your support we raised an
astounding $28.9 million in net revenue.”
to attract and retain the brightest and best
healthcare specialists and fund research that
brings new knowledge and discoveries. Most
importantly, they support our dedicated
healthcare team.
Guy Scott, Chairman, University Hospital Foundation
“On behalf of our patients, their families,
physicians, staff and volunteers, thank you.”
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impact
Essential
gifts
Grateful patient gives thanks
When Kristin Henry had her first of two
brain surgeries 13 years ago, she was a
popular high school student, champion
synchronized skater, and the victim of
frequent, near-paralyzing headaches.
Surgeons removed as much of her
tumour as they could see. A tiny piece
of it was left behind, and her headaches
soon returned.
In 2013, Kristin underwent her second
brain surgery, this time in the most
advanced neurosurgical suite in the
country featuring the finest intra-operative
imaging technology in the world.
Speaking at the 2013 Chairman’s Dinner,
Kristin, now healthy and happily married,
expressed her deepest gratitude. “Thanks
to the MRI in the operating room, my
surgeons were able to remove every single
piece of the tumour, and they won’t have
to go in again. I haven’t had a migraine
since – and I am grateful every day.”
case in point
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difference makers
Gifts from loyal donors
support every area of
care in the University of
Alberta Hospital, the
Mazankowski Alberta
Heart Institute and the
Kaye Edmonton Clinic,
from research to better
understand the usability
of transplant lungs,
to providing the most
advanced equipment
and technology to
critical care.
2012-2013
recognizing
our donors
$8,500,000
Donald Kaye
$1,000,000 - $2,000,000
Gerald Averback and
Developments West Corporation
Jim & Sharon Brown
Dow B. Hicks (Estate)
Allan H. Owen
$500,000 - $999,999
Renee & Daryl Katz
Harold & Cathy Roozen
$250,000 - $499,999
Firefighters Burn Treatment Society Edmonton Chapter
Landmark Group
TELUS
C.J. Woods, FCA
$100,000 - $249,999
Avison Young Commercial Real Estate
Ernie & Cathie Elko
General Recycling Industries Ltd.
Kathy & Ross Grieve and Family
John & Susan Hokanson
Hughes Petroleum
James & Nancy Hutton
The Dianne & Irving Kipnes Foundation
Nazamdipur Community Development
Foundation
Power Corporation of Canada
Stanley Earle Robins (Estate)
Norman Rousseau
JR & Carol Shaw
George & Eileen Smith
UA Local Union 488 Plumbers & Pipe Fitters
The Wheaton Family Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
Capital Power
John & Judy Cosco
Paul & Cathy Douglas
Alphonse Francis Garnier (Estate)
Lehigh Hanson Materials Limited
Hameed Nasseri
Parkwood Group of Companies
Allan & Sally Sawin
Shelley and Guy Scott Foundation
Stantec Inc.
Cathryn Joan “Cathi” Sweetnam (Estate)
Paddy Webb and Family
William Woodward (Estate)
$25,000 - $49,999
3761258 Canada Inc
Richard & Shannon Arndt
Curt Beyer
David Raymond Bourne (Estate)
Cameron Homes Inc.
Delcon Developments
Martin & Sarah Gouin*
Roger & Peggy Gouin
Jatec Electric Ltd.
Evan Ty Jenkins Pediatric
Research Foundation
Warren & Marlene Loyns
The George & Elizabeth Morgan
Foundation
John Moshuk (Estate)
Al & Fran Olson
Nigel & Janice Peters
Precision Drilling Corporation
Raywalt Construction Co. Ltd.
Sorrell Financial Inc.
Stuart Olson Dominion Construction Ltd.
Sureway Construction Management Ltd.
Bryan & Donna Tink
Volvo of Edmonton
Alice Irene Werner (Estate)
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (4)
Wesley Alexander
Wahab & Norma Ali
All Weather Windows Ltd.
Rae & Carol Allen*
Roy & Beverly Bayliss
Robert & Michelle Bessette
Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd.
Ursula Buller
Shannon Butler & Family
Capital Packers Inc. / Komarnicki Family
Central Alberta Young Guns Golf
Foundation
Kuk Yuet Chim
Bill Comrie & Family
* Includes donations given through the Edmonton Community Foundation
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Connect Logistics
Don Cranston & Nancy Romanow Cranston
Mike & Sharon Duff
Durstling Family Trust
Edmonton Salvage Disposal Ltd.
Dennis & Doreen Erker
Ernst & Young LLP
First Truck Centre Edmonton Inc.
Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
Terry Freeman
Norma M. Gordon Investments
Robert “Bob” Gouin (Estate)
Heritage Insurance & Consulting Ltd.
Ben Hochhausen
Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.
Ionic Club of Edmonton
Edward Stidworthy Johnson
Kimberley Homes
Irene Klamkin (Estate)
Philip Lachambre & Cathy MacDonald
Kathi MacMillan
Sandy & Cecile Mactaggart
Melcor Developments Ltd.
Timothy Melton
Myshak Sales & Rentals Ltd.
Randal Oliver
RB Williams Industrial Supply Ltd.
RBC Foundation
Mildred Carmen “Midge” Reddon (Estate)
The Rexall Foundation
Ruth Robertson (Estate)
Rosenau Transport Ltd.
Bert Royer & Family
Lisa & Marshall Sadd
Sherrick Management Ltd.
Showtech Power & Lighting
Saroj & Prem Singhmar
E. Geri Thompson
The Visnani Family
West Corp Inc.
Warren W. & Victoria Wismer
Witten LLP Barristers & Solicitors
Dr. Curtis Woods
$10,000 - $24,999 (gift in kind)
CMH Summer Adventures
Goodkey Show Services Ltd.
Kristina Kudryk
Sonia’s Runway
The University Hospital Foundation gratefully acknowledges the generosity
of the following donors who supported the University of Alberta Hospital,
the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute and the new Kaye Edmonton Clinic
with gifts of $150 and over, from April 1, 2012, to March 31, 2013.
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
ATCO Group
Justice John & Ruth Agrios
Rustom Appoo
Phyllis A. Arnold*
Julien & Julie Aubin
S. William Batke
Michael Beaudoin
Bee-Bell Health Bakery
Bennett Jones LLP
David & Janet Bentley
George Biltek
Robert & Myrna Boscher
CCI Thermal Technologies
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
Charities
Don & Betty Carlson
John F. Cassidy
Cory Christopher - First Choice
Tree Nursery & Garden Centre
Crosstown Auto Centre
Donna & John Crozier
Marc & Stacy de La Bruyere
The Edgar Family Trust
Edmonton Journal
Marne Edwards
EllisDon Construction
Services Inc.
Ron & Maya Gibson
Goodkey Show Services Ltd.
ING Insurance Company
of Canada
Shenaz & Azim Jeraj
Linda Joyce (Estate)
KB Industrial Mechanics Ltd.
Donald & Catherine Kelly
Catharine King
Frank & Anita Kowalski
The Leo J. Krysa Family
Foundation
Dr. Victor Law
Steven & Day LePoole
Brian & Maxine Levang
Frank & Agnes Lovsin
Kim & Linda Mackenzie
Maclab Enterprises Ltd.
Larry & Maureen McDannold
Verona McGregor
Roderick & Mona McLennan
George & Margaret McNeill
David & Pamela Margolus
Marted Investments 2008 Inc.
MAS-Pro Oilfeild Supply
Golf Tournament
Dr. Andrew & Sheila Masson
Medical Imaging Consultants
Steven & Cori-Lynn Meyer
Mary Anne & David Morrison
Moxie’s Classic Grill Restaurants
George E. & Alice Mucha
Mark & Roxanne Ohe
Terrence Parsons
Prairie Mines & Royalty Ltd.
Robert & Connie Proznik
Qualico
RDT Holdings Inc.
Lorraine Rand
Dr. Ivan & Darlene Rebeyka
Rescom Inc.
Dr. David & Rachel Ross
Bruce A. Saville
Scott Builders Inc.
Sherritt Coal
David & Rita Shillabeer
Dori-Ann Steinberg
Stogryn Sales Ltd.
Team David
Derek & Tina Toullelan
Gary Trigg
Union 52 Benevolent Society
Dr. Joe & Darlene Vassos
Andrea Vavrek Bonspiel
for HOPE
Victor-Osten Fund*
J. Angus & Heather Watt
Jim & Karen Webb
Weir Family Fund*
William Wilson (Estate)
Gerry & Sharon Yuen
Horst & Gisela Zimmermann
$5,000 - $9,999
(gift in kind)
105.9 Shine FM & AM 930
The Light
Avenue Magazine
Cory Christopher Designs
FM Systems
Mediaco The Presentation
Company
Shaw TV Edmonton
Sorrentino’s
$2,500 - $4,999
A. Circuit Electric Ltd.
Academy Fabricators Inc.
Alberta Blue Cross
Helen Art
Aspen Property Management Ltd.
Mike & Lisa Bacchus
Matt & Betty-Jean Baldwin
Dr. Richard & Barbara Bergstrom
Bionic Golf Tournament
Wesley Bogdanski
John Boonstra
Boston Pizza Foundation Coyle Group
Capital Oilfield Equipment Inc.
Caplink Financial Corporation
Chemco Electrical Contractors Ltd.
Diamond Dental Jarrold & Lisa Diamond
Dolce Vita Homes LP
Drayden Insurance Limited
Edmonton Vedic Congregation
Emkade Distribution Inc
Executrade
Fairley Erker Advisory Group
Melinda & Eric Falkenberg-Poetz
Fountain Tire Ltd.
Alice Gaydar
Barry & Gail Giffen
Wayne Hebert
Hi Tech Heat Treating Ltd.
Fred & Dorothy Hodgson
Erik & Kelly Houde
Janssen Inc.
James Johnson
Martin & Shirley Larson
Kenneth & Lily Lau
Winning Combination
Liquor Depot’s The Experience has become an anticipated
night on Edmonton’s social calendar. In 2012, The Experience
raised nearly $485,000 towards bringing the state-of-the-art
Gamma Knife to Edmonton.
The Gamma Knife is a non-invasive technique used to treat
patients with brain tumours, lesions and other brain disorders.
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Answering The Call
Dan Tencer of 630 CHED talks with Rob and
Louise Walker during 630 CHED’s Heart Pledge
Day. Generous callers donated over $145,000
in support of expanding the Cardiovascular
Intensive Care Unit at the Mazankowski Alberta
Heart Institute.
M.A.P. Water and Sewer
Services Ltd.
John & Susan Mandrusiak
Robert & Carol Manning
Judy Mannix
Martin Equipment
Wendy Matheson
Arliss Miller
John George Mucha
Family Trust
Dr. Michael & Anne Murphy
National Oilwell Canada ULC
Larry & Deanna Nemirsky
New Pine Creek Community
Association
Constantin Papadimitropoulos
Park Memorial Funeral Home Jerry & Midge Smolyk
Peter Karczmarczyk Prof. Corp.
Jeff & Jackie Polovick
John & Barbara Poole Family*
Prism Flow Products Inc.
The Rain Man Irrigation &
Plumbing Ltd.
Garry & Joyce Rathgeber
Red-L Distributors Ltd.
Rob & Beth Reynolds
Jatinder Singh (Jay) & Lata Riat
Richard & Joan Rossall
George Samoil
Seleca Enterprises Corp. Ltd.
Sigma 3 Engineering Limited
Studon Electric & Controls Inc.
Supreme Group LP
Ross & Verna Tate
Kelly & Whitney Tkachuk
Trail Building Supplies Ltd.
Unified Alloys
West Edmonton Mall
Property Inc.
Western Oilfield
Specialties Corp.
Robert A. Wilson
Ralph & Gay Young*
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$2,500 - $4,999
(gift in kind)
Bistro La Persaud
A Clark Roofing / Peter J’s
Contracting
Fairmont Chateau Whistler
First General Services
First Impressions, Shane Seib
Iron Art
Great Explorations
Kasian Architecture Interior
Design & Planning Ltd
Moriganagh McNally &
Terri McNally
Royal Treats Ltd.
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Anonymous Corporation
1170605 Alberta Ltd. Red Earth Steam & Clean
AGRA Foundations Ltd.
ALTYP Welding & Fabricating
(1983) Ltd.
Garry & Dolores Acres
Eli Adler
Advantage Products Inc.
Wallace & Edna Affolder
Alberta Traffic Supply Ltd.
The Alger Foundation
Altex Industries Inc.
Dr. Khalid Ansari
Aquilini Brands Limited
Partnership
Gene Armstrong
Bernard Arnold
Helen Arnott
Dr. Keith Aronyk
Dennis & Betty Bailey
Drs. Stephen & Fiona Bamforth
Bankers & Traders Insurance
Brokers Inc.
Karin & Claude Bara
Spencer & Tina Beach
Kenneth & Leone Biggs
Bittner Trucking Ltd
Dr. Arthur Blades
Barry & Sharon Bodnaryk
Robert & Kathy Briggs
Ivan & Josephine Bubalo
Eugene Buckland
Muriel Budge
Adrian Burns
Dr. Ken Butcher
CM Service Inc.
CRC Wellhead Supply Ltd.
The Calgary Herald
Neil & Beverly Calhoun
Canada Safeway Ltd. - Women’s
Networking Group
Canuck Industrial Sales
(1982) Ltd.
Carlson Construction Co. Ltd.
Cenovus Energy Inc.
Challenger Homes Inc.
Chandos Construction Ltd.
Sonia Chies
Anthony Chow
Don & Karen Clipperton
ColasCanada Inc.
Marion Cole
Tim Collar
Trudy Cormier
The Crossing Company Inc.
Crystal Glass Canada Ltd.
Bibiana Cujec
Peter Cunliffe
Cutting Edge Mechanical
Donald Deck
Department of Laboratory
Medicine & Pathology
Patrick & Roxanne Devaney
Gabor & Helen Dezse
Christine & Peter Dirksen
Durco Inc.
William Dyer
Edmonton Oilers Alumni
Association
Edmonton Southgate Lions Club
Edmonton Strathcona Lions Club
Benny & Olga Elkow
Douglas & Irene Empey
Gwen Erickson
Father Kenneth Kearns School
Tyson & Eloise Feairs
Gordon & Mary Beth Fearn
Bernard & Margaret Forbes
(Estate)
Fossil Communications Ltd.
Dr. Richard J. Fox
Percy & Isabelle Fraser
H. E. Friedrich
G&E Pharmacy Ltd.
John & Mavis Gamble
Garneau Emergency Medical
Services
Frank Gaydar
Henry & Lorraine Gillespie
Grande Prairie Stompede
Association
Grandin Agencies
Leo & Carol Greene
Douglas & Katherine Greenwood
Gridline Technical Surveys
Steven & Elizabeth Gulacsi
John W. Hagerman
Michael & Cheryl Hall
Ross & Gwen Harris
Glen & Judy Heximer
Phyllis A. Higgins
Ernest & Lillian Hiller
Erwin Hinz
Peter & Allene Hodgson
A. Christy Holtby &
Marc A. Carnes
Myrtle Glover-Homenuk &
Norman Homenuk
Thomas & Tania Hong
David & Judith Hueppelsheuser
Edda & George Hunter
Hutterian Brethren Church
of Vegreville
Kristen Ireton
Irish Cup Golf Tournament
Joan Joberty
accelerating innovation
Jocelyn Kennedy Accessories
Byron & Marcy Johnson
John Johnson
D. Larry Judge
Dr. Sanjay Kalra
Dr. Wilbert Keon
Marcel & Theresa Kerckhof
Mun & Bouck Kim
Allisen L. King
Kingsway Toyota
Sylvia Kitlarchuk
Albert & Madeleine Kok
David Korzan
Frank & Olga Kostersky
Gordon Kramer
Ellen & Don Kuchinski
Wayne Kung
Lafarge
Brian Lakevold
Rita Laushway
Joyce & Richard Law
Suzanne Lazorko-Connon
William F. Lede Family
Foundation
Lehigh Inland Cement Ltd.
Keith & Darlene Lemay
Thelma Helen Lenart
Lincolnberg Homes Ltd.
Carl Linden
London Drugs Ltd.
Stuart Lutener
Donald & Nancy MacDermott
Robert & Heather MacDonald
Max & Joyce McCann
Douglas McConnell
Architect Ltd.
Lillian McEwen
Mary Machum
Don Macyk
David & Helen Maczala
Ken & Diane Mark
Paul & Lori Martens
Ken & Linda Merchant
Blaine and Irene LaBonte
Millar Western Forest
Products Ltd.
Jack & Donna Minsky
Mixcor Aggregates Inc.
Morguard Investments Ltd.
Helen & Douglas Morrice
James Morris
Judith & Cliff Morrison
Mario & Tanya Narzt
The Austin S. Nelson
Foundation
Elsie Nykyfork
Orange National Retail Group
(Prairies) Inc.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church
Alice Palmer
Didar S. Pannu & Family
Peter Pardee
Parlee McLaws, Barristers &
Solicitors
George Patton
Frances Peacock
Pear Tree
Wendy Branting & Ken Pederson
Raymond & Marlene Peets
Dr. Kenn Petruk
Frank & Elsie Polanski
Randolph & Judith Pollard
Edward Pon
John & Armella Poole
Clarence & Elizabeth Preitz
Jody McNeill & Brian Olafson Priority Mechanical Ltd.
Henry & Leona Quinlan
RB Williams Industrial
Supply Ltd. Co-Workers
Lynne Reckhow
Red Deer Ironworks
Arthur & Shirley Richter
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers
Alice Romaniuk
Michael Rose
Roydella Investments Ltd
T. Howard & Karen Rumball
R. Scot Rutherford
Ryco Hydraulics Inc.
Safeway Women’s Networking
Group - Edmonton Chapter
Raymond & Margaret Sampert
Alan & Vera Sanger
James & Evalyn Scaber
Sentinel Maintenance
(Calgary) Inc.
Josephine Shapko
Keith Gregory Shillabeer
George G. Shreeves
Herb & Doris Skaret
Daniel & Mary Slaght
Neville & Doris Smith
Raymond & Judy Smitke
Dr. Penelope Smyth &
Versailles Graham
Sandra & Don Sprague
Stahl Peterbilt
Peter & Janet Stalenhoef
Standard Pipeline Services
Troy Stene
Catherine Stewart
Martin & Carlene Stoklossa
Story (Jobs) Inc.
A.L. Stroehlein
The Strokappe Family
Edwin Tappauf Farms Ltd.
Barry & Diane Thomlinson
Topa Transport
Frank Travnik
Twisted Banana
Walter & Hazel Tymofichuk
United Nurses of Alberta
Local 301
Peter & Christine Van Moll
Alan & Joan Vanterpool
Vegreville Colony Farming Co.
Ltd.
Kaitlyn Walsh Memorial Fund*
Dr. Blaze Mathew &
Diane Wheatley
Whissell Contracting Calgary
Ltd.
Whitemud Dental Centre Home
of the Dental Divas
Ping & Lai Wong
Glenn & Sandra Woolsey
Dr. Hafizah & Atiyah Yahya
Mike & Britta Yasinski
John M. Young
Hwi Su & Su Ja Yun
Mohamad & Berea Zibdawi
Grace Zung
$1,000 - $2,499
(gift in kind)
The Artworks
Canyon Creek Soup Company
Christenson Communities
Creekwood Chapelle
Dialog
Diva Communications
Dunvegan Gardens
Flowers in the Park
Friends of John Zigarlick
Bernice Gordeyko
Graham & Lane Florist Ltd.
Holt Renfrew
Lord’s Shoes Ltd. / Carole
Noland
Mac’s Wines Spirits Beer
Parkwood Group of Companies
Phyllis Polanski
Redtail Landing Golf Club
Solutions Workplace
Furnishings
Sturgeon County Family and
Community Support Services
Trinity Woodworks
Vue Weekly
Western Camp Services Ltd.
$500 - $999
Anonymous (5)
1261964 Alberta Ltd.
AUPE Local 54 Chapter 1
David & Peggy Addie
Agrium Inc.
Leslie & Lore Ahlstrom
Aldon Auto Salvage Ltd.
Aluma Systems Inc.
Robert & Betty Andrichuk
Jeff Anhelher
Terry Aronyk
Sydney Gordon Ash
Frances Auger
Don & Barbara Ausman
Auto Canada
James Bain & Megan Hodge
Douglas & Frances Baines
Baker Hughes
Joseph Balen
Nick Balon
Patricia Bank Reboh
Judy Bateman
Sonia Batt
David L. & Gloria Belcher
Helen Bell*
Russ & Jacqueline Bell
Henry & Jane Bereznicki
Max & Annabel Berretti
Gladys Bigg
Grant Bilokryly
William Bissonnette
Dr. Len & Barbara Bistritz
Elmer Bly
John & Ruth Boessenkool
Kulminder Kaur Bolina
Beverley Boren
Romeo & Elizabeth Boutin
Keith & Jan Bradley
Bradson Developments Ltd.
Bert & Edna Braiden
Barry & Angela Breadner
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accelerating technology
Ervin Bredenfeld
William & Rita Brese
Deborah Brodie
Robert & Joan Bruce
Dr. David Bundle
Larry Burden
Alice & Jack Burlet
Dean & Danielle Burns
Gisele Burns
Lawrence & Corrine Buzak
Ann Cackett
James Callaghan
Calroc Industries Inc.
Charles & Yolanda Campbell
Canada ICI Capital Corporation
Frank & Lori Caputo
Allen J. Carter
Peter & Florence Cheung
Dr. Michael Chow
Commercial Industries
William Connauton
John R. Cooke
Dr. David Cote
Jeannine Coulombe
Martin & Gail Cowie
D & D Energy Services Ltd.
Leo De Amaral
F. Mae Deans
Robert & Dorene D’Eath
Hans & Ursula Delfs
Keith Denman
Louis & Marcelle Desrochers
Donald Dickhout
M. & Lamberta Doesburg
Noel & Leslie Dowler
Nathan Drewniak
Dryco Building Supplies Inc. Edmonton Division
James & Margaret Dudley
The Economical Insurance
Group
Clarence & Delaine Elle
Encore Metals
Allan Engman
Enseco Energy Services
George O. Evenson
David Feigel
John & Bunny Ferguson
TJ Fiddler & Tamara Armstrong
Dr. J. Max & Sheila Findlay
William & Thora Flannery
Dr. Donald & Marie Flock
Bob & Elaine Forss
Sherry Fraser
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Liz Freeman
Henry & Shirley Friesen
Alice N. Frith
Myrna & Jock Fyfe
Mieczyslawa Gawlak
William & Shirley Gaylard
Dennis & Donna Geherman
Mike & Betty Gibbins
Shirley Gifford
Dr. Dawna Gilchrist
Leo & Jo Goebel
Irwin Goertzen
Janet Gojmerac
Eppy Graf
Nicholas Grygus
Robert & Jeanne Guerin
Milton & Wendy Halvarson
Neville & Johanna Hancock
Doug & Debbie Hansen
Robert Hawkins
Dr. Zenia Hawrysh
James & Mary Hewlett
John & Margaret Hilborn
Scott & Karen Hindle
Arlene Hosford
Ed & Ruby Hudson
of Pine Haven
Hydro Vacuum Oilfield
Services Ltd.
ICS Group Inc.
Leonard & Janine Jacobs
Robert & Karen James
Justyna Jancik
Brian Jantz
Alan Javorsky
Kanwal & Shubdarshan Jawanda
Christopher Jenkin
James Jespersen
F. Dale Johnston
Sylvia Joyce
Roy Jutzi
KJB Holdings Inc
Dr. Michal Kalisiak
Paul & Kathleen Kam
George & Erna Kaye
Clayton & Luella Kennedy
Victor Kennedy
Lorreen Kichton
Ronald Kisic
Carl Klein
George & Nora Knowles
Michael & Carol Kopp
Trude Kopp
Wayne Kopp
Judith Korschow
Ken & Ruth Koskinen
Mary Kozak
Albert & Hazel Kranenburg
Krawford Construction (2011) Inc.
Lammerink Family Fund*
Robert & Edna Lamport
R. Anthony Lant
Lasston Enterprizes
Nancy Lee
Ron Lehman
Harley & Celia Lehr
Marilyn Lemay
Stephen & Barbara Leteta
Laudy & Doreen Lickacz
Clayton & Betty Lifeso
Lift Interactive
Bill Lindsay / Lindsay Holdings
Claire Llewellyn
Robert W. Losie
Gerald & Peggy Lucas
Allan & Donna Lundell
Cindy Lyda
M & K Truck Services Ltd.
M & Z Industrial Supply Ltd.
MLC Group Inc.
Dan Mackenzie
Jonathan MacNeil
McBain Camera Ltd.
Darrell & Susan McBain
Peggy McCabe
Bruce McCullough
Michael McKay
Gordon & Agneta McKenzie
Stephen & Lynn Mandel
Kristopher & Denise Marchak
Mark Mercier Business
Solutions Inc.
O. Marko
Marlin Travel
Ken & Patricia Martin
Wally & Rita Mills
Mitech Instrumentation
Marion Molesky
Molloy’s Welding &
Construction Ltd.
James & Celestine Montgomery
Maureen & Jim Moran
Allan Morison
Edwin Morsch
Bouchaib Mouazzaz
Barry Mullback
Chester Mullback
Thomas Munro & Shelley Keast
Dan Naidu
Javaid & Henrietta Naqvi
Wally Nazarchuk
Peggy Nesbitt
Robin Nicholls
Patricia Norlander
Norseman Group Ltd.
Norsen Management Inc.
Northland Forge Ltd.
Robert Nowicki
Donald Nykiforuk
Ogilvie LLP
Dr. Cian O’Kelly &
Melanie Bodnar
Lorne & Julie Olson
Pace Oilfield Hauling Inc.
Kurian Panjikaran
Dennis & Barbara Pasula
Aleda Patterson
Peace River Logging L.P.
Alexander Penin
Brian Penner
Bryan & Cheryl Perrson
Roy & Lynn Pettitt
Jamie Phillips
Dennis & Marlene Philips
Michael & Jean Pidwinski
Olga Pond
Alex Poohkay
Carl & Grace Primus
Robert & Anita Pritchard
Darcy & Gayle Purdon
Mr. & Mrs. Syed & Sajida Quadri
May Quon
Del & Beth Ratzlaff
Red Willow Colony
Dr. Ian C. Reid
Donald & Gladys Reimer
Eleanor Rice
Ronald Riopel
Alan Roe
Glenna Isabel Roper (Estate)*
Harold G. Roth Prof. Corp.
Christel Rottach
Ken & Doreen Rowes
William Rynsburger
Sabre Concrete Construction Inc
Ted Salter
Glen Scherger
Dr. Eric & Elexis Schloss
Scott Builders Inc
Robert F. Seguin
Dr. Hadi Seikaly
Fundraising On The Hoof
Since 2007, the annual Atmore Hoof-A-Thon in Atmore,
Alberta has contributed $140,000 to high priority projects at
the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute, including building
the Hybrid Operating Room.
Bruce Sembaliuk
Senior Citizens Club 55
of Edmonton
Barbara Shannon
James & Marcia Shaw
Ben & Florence Shikaze
Kayla Shoctor
James & Rosemary Sim
Roop Singh
Orville & Rosemary Sinnott
Donald & Gail Sissons
George & Rosemarie Skagos
Andy & Norma Skujins
Skydet Mechanical Inc.
Betty Lou Sloan
Henry & Victoria Slowski
Kenneth & Judy Smallwood
Stan & Marilyn Solikoski
Southgate Pontiac Buick GMC
Peter & Cobie Spaans
Dennis & Carol Spriggs
Dr. Brian & D. Marion Sproule
Jane Squire Howden
Kyle P. Stang
Marlene Steeneveld
Dr. David Steinke
Charles Stelck
Stewart Plywood Sales Ltd.
Kathleen & Otto Strausz
Otto & Katie Streu
Weronika Strzelec
Bobby & Gracie Sutherland
Michael Sword & Lauralyn Chow
Violet Syrotiuk
Heng Moi Tan
Doreen Tanghe
Robert Tatz
Ron & Dolores Tewitz
Elisabeth Tilroe
TransCanada Corporation
Tri-Country Snowmobile Club
Ed & Eva Trott
U P & D Enterprises Ltd.
B. Jim & Sandi Uhl
Chris & Barbara Varvis
Dr. Elizabeth & Brad Vetsch
Mohinder & Parkash Virdee
Stanley & Leanne Walter
Warranty Smarts Inc.
Waterloo Ford Lincoln Sales Ltd.
Mac & Cynthia Watson
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co.
Dave Weidner
Clifford & Grace Werner
Westgate Chevrolet Ltd.
Gord & Linda Wiebe
Danny & Lois Williams
Graeme & Hilda Wilson
Donald & Janet Wiltshire
Heinz & Wilma Winkler
Cindelli Wong
Newton Wong
Dr. Walter & Kay Yakimets
zando & jot
John & Mary Zupancic
$500 - $999 (gift in kind)
The Barony of Borealis
Patricia, Jim & John Blizman
Boston Pizza
Brianna Hughes Photography &
Connelly-McKinley Funeral
Homes
CUPE Local 3550 - Edmonton
Public Schools Support Staff
Colleen Christie
Crowley’s Jewellers & Goldsmiths
Edmonton Eskimo Football Club
Edmonton Firefighters Burn
Treatment Society
Edmonton Opera
Florists Supply Ltd.
Janet Fraser
Guy Gibbs
K-Bro Linen Systems Inc.
Lexus of Edmonton
Lori’s Country Cottage
Michelle Maga
NAIT - Interior Design
Technology Program
Bernice Nahayowski
Popeye’s Supplements St. Albert
SIRVA Canada LP
E. Stanley & Judith Hall
The Urban Scrapbook
$250 - $499
Anonymous (3)
670888 Alberta Ltd.
0823458 B.C. Ltd.
1366613 Alberta Limited
ATB Financial
Stan & Arlene Adair
Betty Adams
After Eight Flooring Inc.
Kelly & Shalene Ainsworth
Ajax Drywall 2000 Ltd.
Robert & Marilyn Albert
Alberta Motor Association
Insurance Company
Stefan Anderhub
Chuck Anderson Trucking
Lyle Anderson
Aqua Air Systems Ltd.
Sophia Helen Argyropoulos
Randy & Barb Arrowsmith
Linda Auriat
Suresh & Neeru Avasthi
Catharina Baas
Garth Babcock
Bill & Olli Bagshaw
Victor & Shona Baier
Abe Baker
Gary Ballash
Donald & Ann Bandet
Barcomp Petroleum
Phillip & Ruth Batten
Antony & Ann Bawol
Larry & Kathleen Beatty
Jim & Barb Beck
Percy & Madlin Beebe
Margaret Behnke
Leo Belanger
Belvedere Golf & Country Club
Youssef & Najoua Ben Diaf
John & Carol Benson
Jay Berg
Jerry Berg
David & Sheila Berscheid
Harikant & Hemangihi Bhatt
Sigismund & Elsa Biel
Dr. John W. Bilsland
Abbey Birch
David Blair
Josef Blattler
Kenneth & Frieda Bollinger
Bonavista Energy Corporation
Terrence Botterill
Rob Bourgouin
Patrick & Eleanor Bouthillier
Jacob Bouwmeester
Doris Breker
Barry Bridgeman
Barbara Bromley
Gunter & Edna Bruckmann
J. Alan & Wendy Bryan
The J. Alan Bryan Foundation
Patricia & Roland Bugarin
Whitmore Burgess
Edward Burrows
Michael Buss
Hazel Bustin
Lori Butt
CGI Group Inc.
CP Distributors
Cage Petroleum Ltd.
Richard & Gillian Caldwell
Alanna Calhoun & Keith Falk
Donald B. Cameron
Campus Tower Suite Hotel
Canadian Institute for Health
Information
Linda Cantlay
Cardium Contract Operating Ltd.
B. William Carey
Caster Town Ltd.
Helen Challman
Terry Chalupa
Calvin & Colleen Chapotelle
Checker Pizza & Kebab
Peter & Tsai-Yun Chen
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Colin Chief
Luigi & Honorina Chies
Raymond Chivers
Hans Christensen
Robert Christensen
Darrell Christenson
Thomas & Lorraine Christopher
Audrey Clark
Ronald & Grace Clayton
Shane & Teresa Clouston
Robert & Katherine Coleman
Patricia Coles
Giuseppe & Silvana Colosimo
Gertrude Comm
Alan Cooke
Dean & Carmelle Cooper
Diddier & Marlene Coppens
John Corbett
Gerald & Linda Corbin
Jose & Zelia Cordeiro
Earl & Eileen Cornfield
W. Gordon Coulson
John Crabtree
Neil Craig
Len & Lee Crawford
Walter & Suzanne Cuell
Jackson & Zenovia Cullis
Jack & Sheila Cunningham
Florence Curle
George & Darlene Currie
DCCB Consulting & Project
Management Inc.
Jim Dahl
John Dalley
Anne Dannenmann
Sheila Davidson
Don & Rossana Davis
James Dean &
Celine Gannon-Dean
George & Jo Ann Debenham
Deep Basin Contracting Ltd
Laverne Dehek
Marguerite Denman
Faizal Dharshi
Wayne & Barbara Diepold
Jacob Dimitroff
J. Dorey Farms Ltd.
Brian Duchene
Peter Duckett
Lawrence & Eileen Duffin
Denise Dunn
Lawrence & Ann Edel
Edmonton Gyrette Club
Winifred Edney
Bernice Eikeland
Blake & Darlene Elliott
James & Romana Ellis
Raymond & Frances Engel
Gordon & Lorraine English
John Evans
Adrian Ann Fankhanel
Michael Farris
Walter & Ann Fedorak
Yvonne M. Fedorak
Dr. Joseph Fernando
Lorrie Ferreira
Josephine Fetzner
Jean & Gloria Filiatrault
Ferdinand Filiplic
Dr. Adeline Fiorillo
Jon & Lynn Fluker
Flynn Canada Ltd.
Chui Fong
Bevan Ford
Rose Fowler
Garry & Leona Frederick
Grace Frey
Hans & Keiko Frueh
Anthoni & Anna Furnankiewicz
Morley & Janice Gabert
Cecil Galloway
Michael & Siobhan Gault
Don & Jean Geddes
Elaine Geddes
Dale & Arlene George
Gordon & Joan Gerdes
Walter & Viola Gerlach
The Honourable Don &
Margaret Getty
Hussein & Osima Ghutmy
Lawrence & Isabelle Giacobbo
Charlie & Beth Gillan
Dr. P.R.M. Girard - Buchshee
Management Ltd.
Ronald & Barbara Girouard
Merril & Sylvia Glenn
William & Ann Godziuk
The Golf Den
Clive & Ada Goodrich
Robbie Gordash
Gordon Gould
Keith & Laura Graham
William & Valerie Graham
Gordon & Donna Grainger
Mary Jane Graschuk
Gwen Gray
Irene Gray
Willi & Ivy Gray
Michelle Greber
Morley Greene
Parminderjit Grewal
Sandra Grosh
Martha Grove
Grove RV & Leisure
Dr. J. Richard Grynoch
Erroll & Yvonne Guevara
Gurgija Gulcev
HSBC Trust Company (Canada)
Eva Halisky
Neil & Dawn Hames
Debra Hanson
Gerald & Sarah Harle
Jim Hartum Trucking Inc
C. Joyce Hastings
Lorne & Faye Hatch
James Hawley
Myron Hawryluk
Paul Hayden
Health Sciences Association
of Alberta
Warren & Betty Henderson
Jeff & Cori Henkelman
Stephanie Herzog
Kevin Hicks & Amy
Thorbourne-Hicks
High River Viewfinders
Margaret Hiller
Lois M. Hingley
Simon & Catherine Ho
Larry Hoar
David & Nancy Hogan
Rob Holmberg
Barry & Linda Holmes
John Holowchak
Helen Hopfgartner
Michele Horne
Gladys Eleanor Hornland
Kam Houle
Judy Hove
Agnes Hoveland
Donald J. Howden
John & Helen Hrasko
Robert & Laurel Hudson
Chris Huebner
Ian & Melonie Humphreys
Sally Hunt
Guy Huntingford
of Donalda
Michael Hynes
Lynn Hyska
Richard & Grace Hyslop
IBI Group
Ideal Contract Services Ltd.
Run For A Cause
Whether you choose to run or walk 10K, 5K or 1K, your
support is valued by the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute.
In four years, the Heartbeat Run at Louise McKinney Park
has raised over $65,000 for high priority needs at the leading
heart institute in Canada.
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accelerating research
Thekkethil & Annie Idicula
Ironworkers Local 720
J.V. Enterprises N.W.T Ltd.
E. Jane Jackson
Edward & Winnie Jackson
Roger Jackson
Marguerite Jacobs
Harold & Shirley Jacobsen
Jardins Gardens
James Jarvin
Nazir & Noor Javer
Rod Jensen
Howard Jespersen
Louise Jobin
Christine Johnston
Ian Johnston
Vic & Ann Juba
Al & Marlene Jungwirth
Veronica Kadylo
J. Dignus Kakebeeke
Don & Gloria Kallis
Kasian Architecture Interior
Design & Planning Ltd.
Robert & Cheryl Keen
Roger Keglowitsch
Frank & Mechthilde Keller
Connie Kennedy Realty Inc.
Donald & Ada Keown
Robert Keys
Roy & Margaret Killeen
Barbara L. Kinash Prof. Corp.
Garnet & Elaine Kinghorn
George & Thorhild Koebel
Kosmar Tool Sales
Gail Koswan
Andrew Kotun
Chris Kozak
Harry Krawchuk
Joseph & Trudy Kueber
Robert Kury
Melvyn Kushak
Alan Kuysters
Dr. Bohdan & Sylvia Kuzyk
Ralph Labonte
Darshan & Pritam Lall
Kelvin & Debbie Langford
Dave Larson
Patricia Lau
Bridget Lawlor
James & Roxane Lawrence
Eugene & Valerie Lazarenko
Gerry LeBlanc
Robert Lee
Paul & Donna Lessard
Mary Lewchuk
Elva Lewis
Yu Chu Li & Shun Sheng Lin
Liber Group Inc.
Robert & Martha Lindsay
Walter & Elizabeth Litousky
Charles & Gwen Littlewood
Wendy Liu
Alice Liu-Shum
Laurence Yiu Chuen Lo
Joachim & Renata Loh
Richard Long
George & Helen Lum-Kam
Catalina Luna
Dr. Thomas Mueller &
Valerie Luyckx
Edward & Joyce Lyons
Mac’s Convenience Store Inc.
Joyce MacNaught
A. Ross McBain
Grant & Sheila McCarthy
Darrell & Gayle McClements
Hugh & Madge McColl
James McConaghie
Alma McConnell
Delmar McCorkle
Eileen McCracken
Terry McHale
John McJannett
J. Douglas McKay &
Roxy Shulha-McKay
Catherine McKelvey
Herbert & Janice McKinnon
Jack & Gertrude McLean
David McLeod
Leeanne McMeckan
Martin & Carol McRae
Dr. Richard McWatt
Dirk Machtans
Brenda Mackin
Ernest & Frances Malacko
The Fraser Malcolm Fund*
Donald & Shirley Manning
Bill & Vivian Manson
Joseph & Joan Margel
Joanne Marinoski
Kenneth & Thelma Marshall
Robert & Eva Elizabeth Marshall
Carlos & Genny Martinez
Mike Matei
Edgar Matthews
Theresia Matthijssen
Don & Lorraine Mazankowski
Daniel & Mavis Mazeppa
Bob McAneeley Prof. Corp.
Raymond & Susanna Megli
Jaroslawa Meier
Melbern Vegetation Ltd.
George & Brenda Mills
Al & Lian Moisan
Joe Moran
Morning Out
Jean Mort
Jean Moyer
George Mueller
Scott & Jean Murray
Donald & Joyce Nakonechny
Esther Neill
Allan & H. Margaret Nelson
Nemadar Ranch Ltd.
New Dynasty Restaurant Ltd.
Sylvia Nickifor
Terry & Patricia Nieberding
Lanette Nieboer
Art For Heart by Jordon Nikiforuk
Nilex Inc.
James Nixon
Ritchard & Wendy Noonan
Lee & Kimbrely Nordbye
Dennis & Diana Nykyforuk
ONPA Architects
Mike Ochran, Sr.
Dan & Erin O’Connell
John & Rose O’Dea & Family
Ed & Paulina Ogloza
Mee Ja Oh
Olio Inc.
W. Harold & Diana M. Oliver
On Site Modular Storage
Jack & Esther Ondrack
Joe Osinski
Milton & Rosella Ozubko
Marlene Pain
Heather Palberg
Pals Geomatics Corp
Gordon Panas
Dr. Ian Paterson
Maurice & Lynne Paul
Katy Paul
Ross & Margaret Pearce
Yvonne Perrin
Victor Perron
Harold & Janet Perryman
Alice Peters
Willie & Susan Peters
Charles & Marie Peterson
Ulli Pietsch
Pigeon Lake Lions Club
Fred & Aileen Pinnell
Laurie Pisesky
Playmore Table & Games
Plus Republic
Nancy & Walter Pohranychny
Darren & Melissa Polson
Sadie Pongar
Richard & Jean Poole
Kelly & Charlene Potter
Prairie Region Heat Treatment
Training
Lawrence & Sandra Preus
Norman & Chris Prins
Marilyn Prosser
Dorothy & Gordon Purvis
Vernon & Anita Puzey
Kevin Quang
Annabelle Quwek
RGM Inc.
Solveig Raasok
A.S. Rai Prof. Corp.
Dr. Varagur S. V. & Savitri Rajan
Rampart Steel Ltd.
Ted & Carol Rawson
Damien Raymond
Abdur Razzak
Carol Reimer
Barry Reinhardt
Bruce & Janice Rennie
Anne Resek
Jim Reyburn
Nigel & Sandra Richards
Kenneth Robb
Ira Roberts
Bruce & Olga Robertson
Ed Robertson
James & Arletta Robertson
Barbara Robinson
James & Barbara Robinson
Henri & Yvette Rodier
Bill Rodney
Ron & Patte Rolfe
Jeff Romanchuk
Hubert Rommens
Wally Rommens
Ron’s Hotrod and Repair
Lorrie Rosher
Rhonda Rosychuk
Stephen Rowan
Harry & Gladys Rusk
Leona Sample
Harvey & Anna Saskiw
Bob & Carol Sauder
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accelerating patient care
Erhardt & Valerie Schirmaier
Raymond Schmidt
John Schueller
Frank & Elisabeth Schwab
Allan & Betty Seib
Clarence & Marjorie Servold
Francis Sesay
David Seyler
Marjory Shamchuk
Terry Sharp
Terry Sharun
Paul Shelby
Shoemaker, Viney & Friesen
Chartered Accountants
John & Angelina Silveira
Silver Creek Colony Farming
Co. Ltd.
Helen Simmons
Sean Simon
Saraswati & Bijendra Singh
Gerry & Barbara Sinn
Francis & Greta Sitwell
William W.H. Siu &
Emily Y.H. Chung
Grant & Doris Skippen
Stan & Helena Skirrow
Larry & Laura Skolney
Ken & Annette Skoropad
Dr. Michael & Olga Skuba
Bryan Slinn
Audrey Sloan
Barry Sloniowski
John & Carol Smart
Douglas & Vera Smeall
Donald & Carol Smith
Lee Smithson
Frank & Zofia Smolinski
Pang Fay & Maggie So
Tim Somers
Leroy & Karen Sonnenberg
Paul Soroka
Douglas & Isabelle Southam
Spa Zonar and Design Marketing
Robert Squire
Richard Stanton
Everard Steadman
Ben Steffler
Nigel & Shelly Stevens
John & Janet Stevenson
William & Brenda Stewart
Douglas Stollery
John & Yvette Stroppa
Nora Suarez
Barbara Swinton
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TDM Farms Ltd.
Patty & Rodney Taverner
Kenneth G. Taylor
Thermex Metal Treating Ltd.
Kenneth Thomlinson
Gordon & Laverne Thor
Blake Thorarinson
Chris Tigeris
Timberoot Environmental Inc.
Shirley Tomlinson
Triple S Tire Service
Lionel M. Troyer (Estate)
Darryl Trueman
Trueman Realty
Mary Tulick
Harold & Marie Tumbach
Jennifer Tween
Anne N. Uwalaka Prof. Corp.
Peter & Maria Varvis
Vector Communications Ltd.
Sofia Vichnevsky & Alexandre
Kogan
Victory Interior Systems Inc.
Vivid Signs & Designs Ltd.
Wabasca Desmarais Lions Club
Walker’s IGA
Dana & Shelley Wannamaker
Joseph & Valerie Warke
Alex Wasylyshyn
Fred Waters
Dave Watson
Alan & Margaret Watt
Chaplin Brent Watts
Allen L. Webster
Blayne & Karen Weidner
Mel & Della Wells
Edward Welsh
Yvonne Whelton
Robert & Joyce White
Douglas White
George White
David Whitson &
Catherine McDougall
John Michael &
Marion Whitworth
James & Theresa Wiesner
John Wight
William & Beth Williams
Willmore Wealth Planners
Larry & Karyne Wilson
Wade Wilson
Bruce Winton
Gary Wolanski
Wong Peng & Janet Wong
Andrew & Phillis Wong
Waibun & Annabell Wong
William & Nellie Wong
Donald & Leone Woods
Dennis Worobec & Sharon Collins
Allan Yaniw
Keiko Yao
Allen Young
Gary & Marilyn Young
Graeme & Ann Young
John & Irma Young
Myron & Anita Yurko
Zayak’s Electric Ltd.
Norma Zemke
Walter & Yolande Zemp
Lloyd Ziegler
Cherrone Ziemmer
Mary Zilinski
$250 - $499 (gift in kind)
Richard G. Bergstrom Prof. Corp.
Bissell Centre
Carrington Construction Ltd.
Jim Cox
The Delf Group
The Edmonton Dinner
Optimist Club
Energy Technology Products Ltd.
Bridget Hanna
Jerry Jasinski
Page The Cleaner
Rowles & Company Ltd.
Salisbury Greenhouse
Darcy Scott
Spasation
St. Augustine School, Ponoka
Ann Tracy
Urban Underground Solutions
Urban Body CosMedics
Whitemud Equine Learning
Centre
BSN Medical
$150 - $249
Anonymous
816570 Alberta Ltd
Robert Acapuyan &
Ligaya Ragual
Acero Engineering Inc.
Steven & Rita Achtymichuk
Akron General Health System
Staff of Akron General Medical
Centre
Alberta Newsprint Company
Syed & Marium Ali
Edward & Dorothy Allan
S. Pamela Allan
Fred & Joyce Allen
Eva Amero
Samash & Gulzar Amlani
Frank Anderson
Murray & Donna Armstrong
Derek Arscott
Joel Arthurs
Dr. Robert & Carmen Ashforth
Fisel & Lila Asiff
Surjit Atwal
Allan & Janice Aubry
Richard Aussant
Rex & Elizabeth Austin
Aztec Machine Works Ltd.
Terry & Laura Bachynski
Rowena Balboa
Darrel & Mary Ann Baltimore
Samuel Barry & Ursula Banasch
Pieter & Johanna Bansema
Wilbert & Verna Barkman
Dean Barkwell
Tom Barluk
Les Barton
Peter & Linda Batty
Julie Bauer
Leon & Arlene Baxter
Bayer Cropscience
Beaver Creek CO-OP Ltd
Allan Bell
Walter & Gwen Bennet
Bruce & Carol Bentley
Madhu & Sundri Bhambhani
Doreen Bishop
Patricia Blackstaffe
Ronald & Georgina Blair
Gerard & Angele Blanchette
Blazin Cannons
Janis Bloom
John Richard & Rita Boast
Hugh & Donna Boates
Elizabeth Bodner
Marge Boettger
Paul-Emile & Gladys Boisvert
Dennis & Pat Borduzak
George & Colette Bosnyak
Ed Boulay
John & Doreen Bourchier
Kathleen Bowen
Terri-Lynn Bradford
Marc & Sonja Braim
Driving Research
The Kimberley Homes Golf Classic,
co-chaired by former Edmonton
Oiler Fernando Pisani and Ken Wicks,
contributed $100,000 (net) towards the
Centre of Excellence for Gastrointestinal
Inflammation and Immunity Research at
the University of Alberta Hospital.
Ronald & Lillian Branden
Gertrude B. Brandenburg
Brandette Well Servicing Ltd.
Jacqueline Breault
Norma Brekke
Clifford & Rosemarie Brennan
Bruce & Laura Bridgeman
Harold & Brigidear
Sandy Brolly
Charles & Brenda Brown
Keith Brown
Brent & Colleen Brubaker
Patricia Brunet
Gualtiero & Teresa Brusi
Peter & Leanne Bryan
John Buchholtz
Jeanette Budzinski
Mary Bueckert
Bill & Shirley Burch
Owen & Denise Burgess
William & Thora Burgess
Shannon Burns
Gayle Burritt
Mary Burton
Craig Butler
Linda Buyck
Alexandra Buzunis
CSM Compressor Supplies
Albert & Simone Cadieux
Lowell & Kathleen Calder
Brian & Patricia Caldwell
Catharine Cameron
James & Jean Cameron
Shane & Kim Campbell
W.G. Campbell Prof. Corp.
Darryl & Jackie Capnerhurst
Andrew & Arlene Capper
Carl R. Carcarewicz
Shirley Cardinal
Robert Cargill
Carlos Little Bead Store
Ellen Carlson
William Carter
Paul Carter
Jeffrey & Barbara Cartwright
Phillip & Verrea Castonguay
David & Catherine Cawkell
R. Cerisano
Audrey Cerny
Dr. Donald & Donna Chadsey
Alice Chan
Anthony & Katherine Chan
Eddie Chan & Patricia Wong
George Chan
Linda Chapelsky
Edward & Helen Charchuk
Shauna Chartrand
John & Susan Chase
John & Mary Chekerda
Leonard & Shirley Chen
Ivan & Doreen Chia
George Chiasson
Judy Chiplin
Becky Choi
Ohyong Choi
Raymond & Viola Cholowski
Chinling Choy
Dale & Linda Christensen
Edward & Jane Chung
Circle J. Farms
Richard Clark
Richard C. Clayton
Gordon Cloake
L. Jean Coglon
Norman & Marilyn Cohen
Greg & Arlene Collins
Kathleen M. Collinson
Professional Corporation
Karin Conradi
Dr. David Cornish
Susan Cotterill
Aaron Coutney
Arlene Couves
Fred & Barbara Cox
Florence Crawford
Marion Crawford
Reginald Crawford
Ian & Peggy Crook
Richard D. Crossen
Noel Crotty
Garnet & Greta Cummings
Lois Darkes
Jeff Davis & Linda Medland Davis
Clem & Sherry Dechant
Lindsay & Ruby Deeprose
Del-ene Contracting Ltd.
Jean Dempsey
Bernice Denny
Kalwant K. Deol & Family
Rosa Maria DeRose
Ethel DeWitt
Phillip W. Dick
Kenneth Dicker
Binh Dien & Thuy Quach
Discount Dave’s Ltd.
Timothy Do
Zefiryn & Joan Dobek
Larry Doolittle
Brenda Doucet
Takae Dove
Jeremy Dreise
Ken & Iris Drever
Debbie Drewniak
Rita Duchesne
Marvin & Shirley Dul
Maurice Dumont & Linda Wright
Elizabeth Duplessis
Eleanor M. Eccles
Costa & Barbara Economopoulos
Economy Landscape
Contractors Ltd.
Joe & Marion Eddleston
Edmonton Musculoskeletal
Centre Ltd.
Lorraine Edwards
Gabriel & Christine Ehnes
Ralph & Sharie Eichhorn
James & Fern Elaschuk
Robert & Shona Eldering
John Elliott &
Elizabeth MacDonald
Jeannette Ellis
Robert & Elizabeth Engberg
Marion Erick
Eriksons Daylily Gardens
Sandy Esch
Randall Ewasiuk
Marshall Ewaskiw
FGG Inspections Partnership
George & Zdena Fadrny
Falher Drugs Ltd.
George & Irmgard Farrah
Henry & Erika Feldmann
Stewart & Kay Ferguson
Francis Fidler
Lois Field
Jude Fischer
Robert & Kathleen Fisher
Robert & Danielle Flett
Dorothy Fluet
Christopher & Barbara Flynn
Arnold & Dorothy Follinglo
Harvey Ford &
Lillian Romaniuk-Ford
Gail Forest
Barbara Foster
Doug & Pat Friend
Friends Contracting
Alice Fung
Hilda Gaal
Jeff Gaberel
Terrence & Faith Gabert
Theo Gagnon
Joseph & Nandi Gajadhar
Margaret Galloway
Blair Gamble
Toni Gannon-Craig
Robert & Cicely Garton
Gateway Chorus
Orest & Roma Gauk
John & Anrea Gavinchuk
Stephen Gawlinski
Lillian Geary
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Wai Gee
Shoukri & Kamil Ghali
Archita Ghosh
Fred Gibson
Debbie Gilchrist
Doris Giles
Charlie A. Gillespie
Albert & Gail Given
Globe and Mail
Maya Goldberg
Bessie Goldstick
Louis & Charlotte Golka
Darell A. Goodrich
Josephine Gordulic
Glenn Gordulic
Shawn Gorniak
Anne Gregory
Gerry Gregory
Garry Griffin
Sherilynn Grywul
Kimberly Gunderson
Carmen & Gail Haakstad
Hans & Isabelle Haefliger
Charles & Jean Hall
Dustin Hames
Raymond & Donna Hammer
Evelyn Hampton
Geoffrey & Vera Hampton
Joan Hanasyk
Norman & Roberta Hanson
Brenda Hantos
Jeffrey & Jody Harris
Laura Harrison
Clarence & Agatha Hartle
Ryan & Elene Hartman
Margy Hartwig
Les & Bonnie Hastey
Denis J. Haughey
Victoria Hayden
Frank & Margaret Hazell
Jasdeep & Goldie Hazrah
Kenneth & Jean Heavenor
Conrad & Gabrielle Heibey
Blaine Heiser
Walter Hempel
Marjorie Henderson
Edwin & Sarah Henry
Lloyd Henschell
Kenneth Hepp
Dennis & Sharon Herbut
Marilyn Hermanutz
Brian Hetherington
Alois & Lorraine Hiebert
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Lydia Hildebrandt
D.M. Hilts-Schlodder
Byrne Hindley
Keith & Connie Hinkel
Ken & Cheryl Hlewka
George Hnatyshyn
Arthur & Effie Hobden
Richard & Shirley Hodgson
Dr. Edward & Doris Holdaway
Robert & Edna Holland
John & Lillian Holowaty
Robert & Sheila Holzer
Homestead Transport Ltd.
John & Leni Honsaker
Willard & Virginia Howell
Mathieu Hryniuk LLP Barristers
& Solicitors
Allan & Monette Hrynyk
Howard & Peggy Hrynyk
Nolan & Shirley Huffman
Doreen Huntington
Gordon & Marti Huxley
Van Huynh
Lou & Mary Hyndman
David & Judith Ingledew
R. Wayne & S. Inkster
Richard & Laurel Innes
Dr. R.G. Ironside
Bonnie Isaacson
Iris & John Isbister
Italian Appennini Dancers
Edward & Frances Iverson
Victor & Eileen Iwaniuk
J.C. Cats Ltd.
David & Kathleen Jack
Ernie & Barb Jacobson
Ann Jagger
Lucille Jamieson
Larry & Donna Jardine
Mike Jarmoluk
Peder & Gudrun Johansen
Karen Johnson
Douglas & Barbara Johnston
Clarence & Monique Joly
David Jones
Roger Jones
Marshall & Elsie Juba
Dr. Vincent Kadis
Sukhi Kainth
Nadine Kaminski
Dr. Jerry C. & Miriam Katz
Dale Kay
Denise Kent
Mary Kenyon
Helen A Keogh
Gurnam Khera
Lily Kho
Soo Lye Khoo & Gaik Gaik Ooi
Margaret A. Kibsey
Alan & Helen Kidney
Cecilia S. Kilar
Cecile Kirkbride
Ken & Mae Kirkpatrick
Peter Kitching
David & Debby Koch
Tom Kolodiazny
Roman & Winnifred
Kolodkewych
Doreen Kostash
Joseph A. Kostiuk Prof. Corp.
Henry Kotun
Martha Krantz
Valentin & Evelyn Kremzar
Rene Krikke
Ken & Val Krpan
Roy Kubica
Edward & Donna Kucheraway
Michael Kupis
Mary Kuznetsov
Nancy Kuzyk
Dr. Eric Kwan
Raymond Kwan
Gail Kwasny
Lorraine Kwiatkowski
Prescott Labbe
Armand Labossiere
Lac Bellevue and District
Recreation & Agricultural
Society
Jeannine Lafreniere
Tong Lam
Robert & Caroline Lamont
Andrew Lancaster &
Sandra Buzza
Paul & Sigrid Larsen
Irene Lau
Calvin Lauber
Ronald & Lynne Lauber
Jerry Lavallee
Norman Lawrence
Roland & Therese Leblanc
Eugene & Sandra Lechelt
Robert & Audrey Lee
Shik & Kim Lee
Edmund Lee
Dr. John & Mrs. Irene Lefsrud
Ron & Marie Lehman
Peter & Anne Lema
Tim Lemessurier
Michel & Francine Leroux
Ellen Lewis
Nancy Lewis
Doug & Cathy Lindquist
Peter Link
A.E. Lipinski
Helen Loehr
Rebecca M. Lonsdale
Harriet Look
Jonathan & Joan Loomis
Yvonne Lorincz
Lon Lovestone
Noi Ly
Randy MacCallum
Norman & Velvet MacDonald
Wayne MacDonald
Dr. Douglas MacDougall
Arnold & Doreen MacKenzie
Richard S. MacLean
Carol MacLellan
Scott & Debbie MacLeod
Allister & Roxanna MacMillan
Rose Marie MacNab
Julia McCann
Mark & Silva McCann
John & Mary McCanna
Edith McCarthy
Ronald & Constance McClung
Roland & Joyce McConnell
Don & Esther McDonald
James A. McDonald
Vivian McElhinney
Ben & Jean McEwen
Ted McFarlane
Marieanne McFaull
Christa McKitrick
Graham & Gail McLean
Lloyd & Helen McLeod
Alan McMinis
Margaret McNaughton
Dale & Beverley Maconochie
Phyllis Madiuk
Rajeev & Neema Mahant
Alice A. Mains
Larry & Nicole Mallet
R.L. & Nimish Manek
Percy & Linda Manuel
Roop N. & Roma R.D. Maraj
Richard & Carol Marceau
Marci’s Bar, Grill and Pasta
Sharon Marcus
Dr. Robert S. Margolis
To Beard Or Not To Beard
In only its second year, Manuary 2013 raised over $25,000 in
support of the Head and Neck Cancer surgery program at the
University of Alberta Hospital. Senior Director, Communications &
Brand for PCL Construction, Wade Wilson, a head and neck
cancer survivor (pictured far right), with (from left) Dr. Dan
O’Connell and Rob Hanley, 2013 King of Manuary, gave the
event a boost by hosting Manuary events at five of PCL’s
Edmonton sites.
Wendy Marshall
Doug & Patricia Marston
Herb & Susan Martin
Barbara Matthews
Norman & Lillian Matthews
Edward & Teresa Matwichuk
Medical Genetics Clinic
Art & Katherine Melanson
Luis Mendoza
Lucie Messum
Adelard & Joanne Meunier
CJ Meyer
Jenny Michael
Richard & Lynne Michaels
Ala Mika
Gordon & Florence Miller
Laurence & Marjorie Miller
Don Milliken
Ervin & Laurie Anne
Missikewitz
Betty Molineux
Isabel Monea
William Moore
Connie Moritz
Carol Morrison
Margaret Morrison
Robert & Theresa Morton
Mule Train Enterprise Ltd.
David Mundy
Rosemary Murphy
Russell Murphy
Charles Neill
Joseph & Claudine Nelson
Trevor & Lucy Nelson
Allen Ness
Rodney & Marie Neys
Diana Nguy
Kliment & Nadia Nichyporuk
Jim & Shirley Nicklasson
Robin Nicol
David & Elaine Nicoll
Kenneth & Carolyn Nielsen
Patricia Nielson
Jagdish & Manju Nikhanj
Peter Niniowsky
Samantha Niska
Milton & Estelle Niven
David & Wanda Nonay
Conrad & Shirley Nordstrom
Linda Norman Prof. Corp.
Norquest Industries Inc.
Jennie Novak
Louis & Sandra O’Dea
Jon Olson
Stanley Ostapczuk
Gordon & Loraine Oxley
George & Alma Paicu
Catherine Palmer
Bhupen & Vanalata Parekh
Baljeet Parmar
Madan & Parmila Parmar
Neil & Caroline Patterson
David & Wendy Patton
Carol Paulgaard
Allison Peacock-Giles
Tom & Judy Peacocke
Lorie Pecharsky
Chris Joel Peirson
Joanne Penner
Eva Pennycook
Allan Perkins
Giuseppina Lucy Perri
John & Eva Perri
Keith Peterkin
Srdjan & Tijana Petrovic
Marshall & Rosanne
Pfannmuller
Bao & Connie Phung
Raymond J. & Lenora Pinkoski
Place-Crete Systems Ltd.
Plantasia Creations Ltd.
James & Barbara Plecash
Fern Pluth
James Politeski &
Laura Klemenchuk
Alfred Pollard
Barbara Polonuk
Norma Pooley
Bernice Porowski
Jean Posyniak
James & Charlotte Potter
Vijay K. Prashar
Jaswant Prihar
Primco
Steve Procychyn
Hope Pundyk
Harry & Emily Quinn
Clifford & Chereth Quist
R & J Safety Consulting Ltd.
R G Specs Optical Co.
John Radench
Mary Radomski
Dean & Vermuda Rafuse
Charles & Adrienne Rajotte
Gerald & Patricia Raspberry
Marga Ratz
Stuart & Sheila Raven
George & Zelly Rechner
Cheryl Redford
Joan E. Redinger
Shirley Redmond
Lloyd Reed
Regional Tire Distributors RTD
Kenneth & Viola Reitan
Marguerite Remillard
Anne Rempel
Marlin Richuk
Peter & Jennie Richuk
Rig Pro - Hunting & Supplies
Mike Risby
Gordon & Evelyn Robertson
Lynda Robinson
Robert Rogers
Donald & Beverly Rolling
Clarence Roth &
Mrs. Elsa Molzan-Roth
Joe & Hilda Rottmar
Allan Rowswell
Rupert Rubens
Lawrence & Lillian Ruptash
Dr. Allan & Mrs. Dorothy Salter
Arthur & Eleanor Sam
Rahim Samji
Michael & Elizabeth Marie Samoil
Olga Sandberg
Sangudo Central County
Pharmacy Ltd
Satelite Painting Enterprises Ltd.
James & Joan Savage
Aline Savoie
Denis Savoie
David Sawchyn
John & Martha Schiel
Sara Schiff
Stanley Schiller
William Schmidt
Morey & Linda Schneider
Wesley & Claire Schneider
Frederick & Gail Schoff
Gord & Adele Scholotiuk
Donna Scott
Ken & Mary Scott
M. Elizabeth Seale
William & Olive Seatter
Margaret Sebzda
Christopher & Jamie Semple
Stan & Edna Seskus
Diane Seymour
Elizabeth Shapka
Bhanwer-Lal Sharma
Charles E. Shaul
Shaw Communications Inc.
Loretta D. Shobe
Rudy & Ruth Sieker
Neil Siemens
Roger Silcox
Zoltan & Irene Simonowits
Phillip & Margery Sims
David & Patricia Sinclair
Ken Sipe
Fred & Lena Skawronski
Harold & Eileen Skinner
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Ernest & June Skip
John & Victoria Skitsko
Derek Sleight
Elizabeth Smart
Smart Choice Daycare
Klaus & Renate Smentek
Keith Smillie
Cliff & Gail Smith
Don & Teri Smith
Ralph & Diane Smith
W. Robert Smith
Nick & Marlene Smutt
Soil-Info Ltd.
Frieda Sonnenberg
Sam & Sally Soucy
Colin & Rose Spencer
Marie Stamp
Thomas Stang
Robert Stangeland
Edward Staniforth &
Gloria Gallant
Mavis Stanley
James & Jean Stanners
Dr. Al & Sophie Starko
Fesseha Stefanos
Alfred & Madeline Stegmeier
Florence Stephan
Reginald & Frances Stevens
Sandra Stevenson
Ann Stewart
Gary & Judy Stewart
Valerie Stewart
Reginald & Lois Stilwell
Victor & Noreen Stoski
Anne Strack
Jean Strathern
Jean O. M. Straub
John & Margaret Strydhorst
Nicholas Stuart &
Patricia Cleary-Stuart
Sturgeon Auto Body Shop Ltd.
Morley & Patricia Suitor
Elden Surgeson
Louis & Doris Swanson
Mary Syrotiuk
Helena Tam
Robert Taylor
James & Helen Teichroeb
Florence E. Thompson
Dree Thomson-Diamond &
Randy Diamond*
Greg Thor
Thomas & Janette Thorvaldson
Rock & Carmen Tice
Darrel & Colleen Tink
Fay Tipler
Harold & Maxine Tipper
Stephane & Valerie Titley
Irene Tkaczuk
Kathryn Todd
Robert & Connie Todd
John & Marion Toogood
Frank & Eileen Topp
Kelly Torkelson
Marcel Tourangeau &
Shirley Foster-Tourangeau
Jerry Towle
Trican Social Club
Peter Trott & Miranda Leeder
Jimmy & Anna Tsang
Jodi Tse
Harold & Emilie Tucker (Estate)
Dan & Debbie Turenne
Mohammed & Aisha Umarji
University of Alberta Hospital
Staff Charities Fund
James & Elizabeth Van der Sloot
Accelerating Technology
For Dialysis Patients
Dr. Ray Ulan (left) and former kidney patient Wayne Gaalaas,
reflect on the first hemodialysis treatment ever done in
Canada: the University of Alberta Hospital pioneered the
treatment in 1962. In 2013, the Northern Alberta Renal
Program (NARP) recognized this momentous event as part
of its 50th anniversary of saving the lives of Albertans facing
kidney failure. Both the original dialysis machines and the
newest models, pictured right, were supported by generous
donorsFoundation
to the University
Hospital
Foundation.
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Annual Report
2012-2013
Merv & Emma Van Slyke
Albertha Van Wageningen
Paul & Angela Vanhooren
Inno Vatter
Victory Christian Center
Johanna Vinkenborg
Lambert Vinkenborg
Kahan & Surjit Virk
Mary Vollweiter
Joe & Phyllis Voytechek
Zlatko & Rozarija Vretenar
George Walker
George & Joyce Walton
Julian Warawa
Warburg Colony Farming Co. Ltd.
John & Irene Warner
Gerald Warren
Mary Waselenak
Jean Watson
Brian Watts
Leslie Webb
Andrew Weber
Judy Wei
Bill & Linda Werny
Norman & Esther West
Wheat Law Office
Glen & Audrey Whitecotton
Stan Whyte
Ken & Barb Weibe
Barry & Jolanta Wiens
Harvey & Sharon Wild
Horst & Kay Wilfert
Hilda Williams
John & Maxine Williams
Val Williamson
David B. Wilson
Mary Jane Winch
Olive May Windels
Paul & Cecilia Winton
Elizabeth Wolanski
Ronald & Naomi Wolch
Andrew Wolikowski
Betty Womacks
Sui Ping & May Wong
Andrew & Nieta World
Steve & Denise Wowk
Mae & Noel Wright
Terrance Wright
Dean Wulf
Lydia Wutzke
Robert & Shirley Yamkowy
Cynthea & Corey Yestal
Helen Yoner
John & Kimberly Young
Donald C Yu Prof. Corp.
Julius & Margaret Zacharias
Ronlad Zapisocki
Rick Ziegler
$150 - $249 (gift in kind)
Betty Jean Anton
Associated Health Systems Inc.
Cardinal Health
Rose Carmichael
Val Gervais
Rod & Marilyn Johnson
Karries Kostumes & Dance
Supplies
Carol Pacula & Jeremy Naegeli
priMED Medical Products Inc.
Donna Rogers
Marilyn Sainchuk
Sobey’s Nottingham
Ten Thousand Villages
Cathy Weiss
Woman Boutique
Joanne Wright & Sarah Wright
we honour them
The Foundation has received gifts honouring the following people
Dr. Saber A. Aboelnazar
Mason Anderson
Catharine E. Arthur
Aime Auriat
Dr. Taryn Baise
Ronald M. Baltzan
Robert Briggs
Raymond J. Bugnet
Dr. Ken Butcher
Dr. Connie L. Chik
Jim Esch
Tyson L. Feairs
Janice Goodkey
JR & Carla Gusa
John Hardeman &
Joanne Cabrera
Vanessa Hettinger
Dannette & David
Hiscox
Innovative Housing
Society
Bill Jackson
Dr. Bill Johnston
Kimberly Jorritsma
Dr. Norman M.
Kneteman
& his team
Dr. Arvind Koshal
Joyce Mallman Law
Dr. Adriana Lazarescu
Paul L’Hirondelle
Dr. Dale C. Lien
Rock Lissel
Curtis Loyns
Dr. Roderick G.
MacArthur
Amy McConnell
Andy Maguire
Raymond Mardy
Bradley Mates
Katharina Mauer
Marion Morstad
J.F. Muehrer
Dr. John C. Mullen
John H. Nelson
Allan S. Olson
George C. Palmer
Walter & June Panteluk
Registered Nurses at the
University of Alberta
Hospital
Albert Ross
Twyla Ruthven
Dr. Hadi Seikaly
Seyon Family
Julianna Sharp
Kevin Skogstad
Angela Skuba
Lauren Smith
Shirley Smith
Emma J. Snell
Donald Squire
Dr. Mary Stephens
Dr. Harvey Sternberg
The Tallman Wedding
Greg Tymofichuk
David Walker
Dr. Shao-hua Wang
Peter Wiens
David Wong
Isaac Woolf
in memory of
The following people were remembered through memorial
donations to the University Hospital Foundation
Ed Abel
Naja F. Aboutouma
Gustav Abram
Dalyce G. Albert
Jason Aldie
Irene Anderhub
Geoff Anderson
Susan Anhorn
Darlene C. Arnold
Catharine E. Arthur
Yee Lui Au Yeung
Alycia K. Aubin
Susan Ausford
Dianne Baines
Frederick J. Ball
Arda M. Baltzan
Helen Barby
John Barron
Dorothy Bartley
Raymond Batt
Doris M. Beaudoin
Christine Becker
R. Edward Bell
Richard Berezan
David R. Bickerton
Francis Bobik
Joseph Bohm
Lance Lawrence
Bohush
Betty Bolin
Jeanne A. Bolton
Carol Boychuk
Hugh J. Boyd
Roland Bradford
Christiaan J. Brand
Allister S. Brekke
Carol Brown
J. Alan Bryan
Raymond Bugnet
Karl-Heinz Buller
Frances M. Bundle
Norman Burnard
Carol Burns
Doug Buskas
Donna Buxton
Ernest Buzak
Maria J. Cabral
Bradley J. Calder
Paul Caouette
Molly Carlson
Manuel Carreiro
Arthur Carter
Elsie Carter
George Cebuliak
Nga Kuen Chan Wong
Dorothy L. Chisholm
Mary Chow
Ming Chow
Wesley Peel Christian
Matthew Christopher
Glenna Ciciarelli
Orma Cleary
Rhoda Cohen
Gerald Coles
Lauren S. Cooper
Richard Cormier
Ed Corrigan
Keith Cranston
John K. Crockett
Loren Crone
Rose M. Crump
Norma Ann
Cunningham
Rose Dary
Bernard A. Davis
Justin Delano
John Deleff
Christopher E.
Demuynck
James Dingwell
Tu Le Do
Shaun Donaldson
Lillian Draganiuk
Jack Drew
Larry Drewniak
George Drynan
Jim Durec
John Dux
Kazel Dziwenka
Howard Bruce Easton
Jim Easton
Tyler Eckford
James Elaschuk
George “Scotty” Ellacott
Vernon Ellingson
Emilio Eriavaz
Dale A. Ewanchuk
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Don Fiveland
Helma Fletcher
Janice Forgues
James Robert Foster
Randy Fox
David T. Franks
Geraldine Fraser
Isabelle L. Fraser
Glen Freeland
Dan Frey
Rodney Frith
King Chun Fung
Hideo Kenneth
Furukawa
David Gallant
Daniel Giebelhaus
Hari S. Gill
Phyllis G. Ginther
Fred Glanfield
Barry W. Godsalve
Louis Golka
Ralph Good
Edna M. Greber
John Gregory
Michael S. Griffin
Dr. Gordon Grosh
Laurie Grywul
RoseMary Guy
Karith A. Haines
Graeme Hallett
June Hallum
Mildred Hardwick
Reginald Harish
Russell C. Hartwig
Alicia Hendershot
Wayne Henderson
Walter W. Henschel
Lloyd Herchen
Brenda J. Herman
Alfred Hildebrandt
Fred Hochachka
Mary Hochhausen
Fred Hoffman
Ruth Holmes
Dorothy A. Horrill
Helen Horrill
Clarence W. Hoscheit
Eva Hubert
Margaret Husel
Ingjerd Idland
John Imlash
Howard Irving
Joseph Jacob
Herb Janewski
Jorge Jaramillo
Derek D. Jeffels
Chase Johnson
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Jo Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Neil Johnson
Pamela Johnson
William H. (Pete) & June
Johnson
Denis Joynes
Bohdan Kadylo
Francis Kaliel
Judy Ann Kalynchuk
Bessie Kapty
Edward John Kawa
Mike W. Kawulych, QC
James Kay
Frank Keegan
Doug Kinsman
Judy Klaczek
Caroline E. Klapstein
Laurence Klimochko
Fred Kopp
Frank Kostersky
Paul Kotlarechuk
Anne Kowalchuk
Gladys Kramer
David D. Kropiniski
Orest Krywiak
Douglas R. Kuhnert
Mary Kuzik
Phillip Kwan
Derek A. Lande
Ken Landers
Frank Latell
How Sing Law
Jean Lawrence
Joan Leah
Jessica R. Leathem
Helen Lee
John Lee
Don Lehman
Ernest D. LeMessurier
Sean E. Leteta
Louis Lim
Florence E. Lindquist
Jean Long
The Honourable Peter
Lougheed
Eleanor Lowe
Hope MacNeil
David McAdam
Norman McClellan
Shirley McEachern
Gregory McElroy
Gerald McIvor
Herbert McLachlin
Jeannette McLellan
James N. McMullin
Nick Maatje
Kenneth Machon
Samuel Magee
Harry Maker
Bill Malcolm
Norman L. Mannix
Eva Marcushamer
Louis Marinoski
Edythe MarkstadBuchanan
Reggie Marler
Olive Marshall
Don Matthews
David Mawdsley
Dale M. Mayan
Winston Mayes
Katherine Meleshko
Kenneth Melvin
Frank Merx
Jason Leslie Michalycia
Douglas B. Montgomery
Robert Moore
Les, Abigail & Nathaniel
Moran
Marshall Moroziuk
Hugh Mort
Katherine Morusyk
Joseph F. Mossey
Shelly L. Mrkonjic
Gary Mullin
Paul Myck
Frank Nania
Helen Nemirsky
Carmen A. Nickolson
Nancy Noonan
Keith Olsen
Douglas W. Orr
Victor Paige
George Palmer
Walter Panteluk
Gurjeet Parmar
Helen Paull
Djino Pavletic
John Peacock
Gary William
Pennycook
Len Petruk
R. James Pettifer
Thomas Phelan
Leona P. Pizzey
Irene Poirier
Graham Poole
Richard E. Potter
Arnold Powers
Richard (Dick) Pratt
Alice H. Pronych
Weldon Prosser
Victor Prystawa
Rachel Pucylo
Kevin Quayle
Marvin Rawluk
Margaret Regan
Greg Rentz
Mary Joanne Rikstad
Alex Romaniuk
James Romanko
Isabelle R. Roper
Craig J. Samoil
Reverend May Sanders
Shirley E. Schermann
Perry C. Schneider
Joyce Schroeder
Janet Schur
Janet Scott
Carmine R. Sdao
Joseph W. Semanuik
Harry Semotiuk
Ronald Sept
Emil Serbel
Irene Shamchuk
Alex Shapka
Henry Sirant
Al Skotnitsky
Steve Skrypiczajko
Elizabeth P. Smith
Leslie Smith
Lidia Sousa
Ed Spaans
Gordon Stannard
Laurence H. Steffler
Alfred F. Stegmeier
John Sterenberg
Mary Sterenberg
Ethel Stewart
Jason L. Stewart
Gerald E. Stuart
Walter A. Sushynski
Bill Syroid
Nick Syrotiuk
Lavina Telford
Ishwari Tewari
Dale A. Thompson
Everett Thygesen
Emil Timmermann
Donna M. Tink
George Tkachuk
Betty Tranter
Harlen Turville
Greg Tymofichuk
Bertha Tynan
Shirley Undershultz
Ivan Valente
Linda Vallee
Florence Van Dusen
George Varga
Andrea J. Vavrek
John Peter Vernick
Everett Vold
Edward R. Wachowich
Elizabeth R. Wallace
Eugene Warawa
Patricia Warner
Wesley Waters
Catherine R. Weber
Sandra J. Weidner
Charles Henry Weir
Herbert Weir
Jaylene Wetter
Keith T. Whitson
Taylor Williams
Rodney Winder
Jordon Wittenberg
Kim Yan Wong
Nancy Workun
Albert Wozny
Walter Yadlowski
William Yaskiw
Bill A. Youngman
Stephen Yurkiwsky
Darren Zenko
Victor Zesko
Allan Zuberbier
financial statements
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Management Discussion
of 2012-2013 Financial Statements
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the
University Hospital Foundation achieved a recordbreaking year in 2012-2013, surpassing $100
million in net assets and earning $28.9 million in
excess revenue before distributions.
As prudent stewards of our donors’ dollars, we
work diligently to ensure that we efficiently and
effectively raise and manage our donor gifts. The
Foundation employs a variety of fundraising
programs such as annual giving and major gift
campaigns, direct mail, donor prospecting, special
events and lotteries. Each fundraising method
has associated expenses. Special events and
lotteries have significantly higher costs than other
fundraising activities, but the revenue they provide
to the Foundation is substantial and invaluable.
Net Revenue for 2012-2013
(Prior to Distributions – $28,925,976)
$15,957,300
During the 2012-2013 fiscal year the Foundation
raised $38.6 million ($21.5 million in 2011-12) in
gross revenue, which includes investment income
of $7.5 million ($3.1 million in 2011-12). After $9.7
million ($8.9 million in 2011-12) in expenditures
is accounted for, our excess revenue before other
items – our primary measure of success – was $28.9
million ($12.6 million in 2011-12).
Revenue prior to distributions increased by
$16.3 million over the previous fiscal year. The
Foundation saw an increase in all categories of
fundraising revenue as well as a modest increase in
expenses.
• Fundraising revenue, net of special event and
capital campaign costs, increased by $12.5
million;
• Investment income increased by $4.4 million;
and
• Fundraising and administrative costs, which
include investment fees and amortization,
increased by $0.6 million.
Of the $12.5 million increase in fundraising
revenue, $12.2 million can be attributed to the
receipt of the first instalment of a transformational
gift from Mr. Donald Kaye of $8.5 million, as well
as the Foundation’s continued focus on major
gifts and planned giving. The major gifts received
during the past fiscal year and the impact they will
have on health care are highlighted throughout the
Annual Report.
$6,081,278
$3,711,629
$3,175, 769
Annual Fundraising
Signature Events
Investment Income
Capital Campaigns
Annual Fundraising is net of fundraising costs of ($1,786,921) and includes Annual Giving Campaign, Donor Designated,
Unrestricted, and Established Fund gifts. Capital Campaigns is net of capital campaign costs of ($362,451). Signature Events is
net of special events costs of ($6,184,410) and includes Festival of Trees, Full House Lottery and The Experience. Investment
income is net of administrative, investment fees and amortization costs ($1,402,182).
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As a licensed charity in Alberta, the University
Hospital Foundation complies with guidelines
established by Service Alberta to determine cost of
fundraising. (The cost of special events and lotteries
is not included in Service Alberta’s calculation of the
cost of fundraising.) This fiscal year fundraising costs
were $1,786,921 (7.8%), representing an effective
use of resources and assets, and administrative costs
were $1,402,182. The majority of the administrative
and fundraising costs ($2.3 million) were offset by
investment income.
The Foundation’s Statement of Financial Position
remains strong and healthy, with over $101 million
in net assets ($82 million in 2011-12) invested
in a diverse portfolio, which is managed by two
investment firms. In 2012-2013 our investment
managers (Franklin Templeton Institutional and
Mawer Investment Management Ltd.) returned
10.8% before fees (4.9% in 2011-12). Their
consolidated returns outperformed their benchmark
as outlined in the Foundation’s Investment Policy
Statement by 3.4%. For each of the past five years,
the investment managers have outperformed their
benchmarks by 1.2% to 4.4%.
At March 31, 2013, our Established Funds
totalled $50.7 million ($36.9 million in 2011-12).
Established Funds are an important source of
long-term revenue as the donation is invested, and
the investment income is distributed annually to
support priorities designated by the donor.
The investment income allocation rate for this
fiscal year was 4.1% (2.25% in 2011-12). The
82% increase to the allocation rate is due to a
stabilization of the five year investment returns, as
the distribution rate is based on the five year net
annualized investment returns of our investment
managers. In this fiscal year, $1.6 million ($0.8
million in 2011-12) of investment income was
allocated to the Established Funds, which are listed
in Schedule 1 of the Financial Statements.
In the past year the Foundation distributed over
$9.7 million ($5.7 million in 2011-12) to advance
research and patient care at the University of
Alberta Hospital, the Mazankowski Alberta Heart
Institute, the Kaye Edmonton Clinic and the
University of Alberta. This increase is due to the
completion of projects initiated by Alberta Health
Services in prior years. The Foundation anticipates
at a minimum the same level of distributions in the
next fiscal year.
The Board passed a General Fund Stress Policy
to ensure the long-term sustainability of the
Foundation. This Policy is based on a formula that
provides adequate funding of the next fiscal year’s
operating and fundraising expenses, as well as an
allowance for unrealized losses to protect the capital
of established (endowed) funds, should there be a
significant market downturn. As at March 31, 2013,
the general fund passed the stress policy test.
To review our detailed financial statements,
including financial statement notes and schedules,
please visit our website GiveToUHF.ca.
On behalf of the Executive, Finance and Investment
Committee, thank you for your generous support
of the University Hospital Foundation. With your
gifts, we are accelerating excellence in health care
in Edmonton, Alberta, and Western Canada.
Phil Lachambre
Chair, Executive, Finance & Investment Committee
Karin Bara, CMA
Vice President, Finance & Human Resources
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Statement of Operations and Changes in Fund Balances
Year ended March 31, 2013, with comparative figures for 2012
Externally Internally Invested
Endowment
Restricted
Restricted
in Capital Unrestricted
Total
FundsFunds Funds Assets Funds 2013
Total
2012
(Unaudited)
Note 1*
Revenue:
Special events (Schedule 2) $
Capital campaigns (Schedule 2)
Fundraising (Schedule 2)
Investment income (Schedules 1 and 3)
- $ -
-
-
- $
-
-
-
197,481
28,675,401
-
- 9,789,05838,661,940 21,526,236
Expenditures:
Special events (Schedule 2)
Capital campaigns (Schedule 2)
Fundraising (Schedule 2)
Administrative
Investment costs
Amortization of equipment
- 4,563,663
- 362,451
- 154,738
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
129,246
-5,080,852
-
129,246 4,525,866 9,735,964
Excess revenue (expenditures)
before other items - $ 7,275,287 $
- 3,538,220
193,51316,455,699
3,968 1,406,195
197,48123,594,549
2,620,752 $ 9,896,039 $
- 3,538,220
1,095,009 17,744,221
6,073,297 7,483,460
1,620,747
-
1,632,183
1,046,290
226,646
-
6,184,410
362,451
1,786,921
1,046,290
226,646
129,246
9,477,941
5,160,842
3,805,347
3,082,106
6,061,747
257,921
1,353,131
897,109
210,623
121,721
8,902,252
-
(129,246)
5,263,192 28,925,976
12,623,984
Distributions to charitable
organizations (Schedule 1)
-(7,676,875) (1,927,233)
-
(78,531) (9,682,639)
(5,770,178)
Excess revenue (expenditures)
197,48115,917,674 (1,927,233)
(129,246)
5,184,661 19,243,337
6,853,806
233,693 17,583,221 82,395,656
75,541,850
Fund balances, beginning of year 11,369,09942,338,895 10,870,748
Transfers authorized by
the Board of Trustees
-
- 1,517,582
Purchase of equipment
-
-
Fund balances, end of year
$ 11,566,580 $ 58,256,569
* Note 1: Basis of Presentation On
April 1, 2012, the Foundation adopted
Canadian accounting standards for not-forprofit organizations in Part III of the CICA
Handbook. These are the first financial
statements prepared in accordance with
Canadian accounting standards for not-forprofit organizations. In accordance with the
transitional provisions in Canadian accounting
standards for not-for-profit organizations,
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-
$10,461,097 $
- (1,517,582)
-
-
-
-
145,373 $ 21,209,374 $101,638,993 $
82,395,656
40,926
the Foundation has adopted the changes
retrospectively, subject to certain exemptions
allowed under these standards. The transition
date is April 1, 2011, and all comparative
information provided has been presented by
applying Canadian accounting standards for
not-for-profit organizations. In accordance
with the transitional provisions in Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations, the Foundation has elected
(40,926)
to measure its long-term investments at fair
value. There were no transitional adjustments
recorded to fund balances and excess
revenue (expenditures) as a result of the
transition to Canadian accounting standards
for not-for-profit organizations. In the prior
year, the Foundation prepared its financial
statements in accordance with Part V of the
CICA Handbook, which were subject to an
independent audit.
Extracted from the Audited Financial Statements
Statement of Financial Position
March 31, 2013, with comparative figures for March 31, 2012
March 31, 2013
March 31, 2012
(Unaudited)
Note 1 – Pg 40*
Assets
Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
Restricted cash
Accounts receivable Accrued interest receivable
Other assets
Prepaid expenses and deposits
$
28,924,800
2,563,975
125,535
302,850
1,044,439
138,449
$
8,673,898
2,047,963
106,268
239,972
868,624
90,668
33,100,04812,027,393
Long-term investments
73,971,19074,513,439
Equipment
145,373233,693
$
107,216,611
$
1,276,353
4,301,265
$ 86,774,525
Liabilities and Fund Balances
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Deferred revenue
Fund balances (Schedule 1):
Endowment funds
Externally restricted funds
Internally restricted funds
Invested in capital assets
Unrestricted funds
$
817,569
3,561,300
5,577,6184,378,869
11,566,580
58,256,569
10,461,097
145,373
21,209,374
11,369,099
42,338,895
10,870,748
233,693
17,583,221
101,638,99382,395,656
$ 107,216,611
$ 86,774,525
On behalf of the Board:
W. Guy Scott
Chairman, Board of Trustees
P. Lachambre
Chair, Executive, Finance and Investment Committee
41
Schedule 1– Fund Balance
Year ended March 31, 2013
Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute – Patient Care, Research And Education
Established Funds
Account name
AllocatedFund
Investment
Balance
Income Distributions
End of Year
Cardiac Sciences
Stuart and Winona Davis Fund in support of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
$
Gerald Averback Medical Research Fund
Dr. Arvind Koshal Advancement Fund
Robert Marko Memorial Fund in support of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
William H. (Bill) Caine & Terry M. Caine Fund
Greg and Audrey Greenough Cardiac Sciences Fund in Memory of Dr. Norman Davies
Chint Kaur Lali & Boota Singh Lali Endowment Fund
Dr. Neil Duncan/Children’s Heart Society Fund for Pediatric Cardiology
Rick Cormier Memorial Fund in support of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
Ryan Tiltgen Memorial Fund for Pediatric Cardiology
Lawrence and Shirley Henderson Fund in support of Cardiology
Mary and George Shreeves Fund for the Advancement of Cardiac Sciences
Ray and Joan Joberty Fund in support of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute
Martin & Carlene Stoklossa Fund for Cardiac Patient and Family Care
Ron Skuba Arrhythmia Research Fund
Pediatric Cardiology Training Fund
Matilda (Kelly) Poirier Fund in Support of Research in the Heart Transplant Program
185,515 $
37,518
15,311
41,001
26,277
4,889
2,027
3,725
2,347
2,292
2,168
927
867
542
570
493
292
101,807
$
-
-
22,500
13,947
-
-
-
1,281
-
2,936
-
407
-
-
-
160
Total Cardiology Funds
326,761
143,038 10,584,425
Cardiac Sciences – Research
Dr. Joseph Dvorkin Memorial Fund for Cardiology Education and Research
Nick & Margaret Oneschuk Fund in support of Cardiac Research
Olga Pollock Fund in support of Heart and Stroke Research
5,539
4,308
4,019
-
2,364
2,206
140,640
109,384
102,050
Total Cardiac Sciences – Research
13,866
4,570
352,074
4,710,284
2,037,518
1,537,401
1,041,001
667,178
124,142
102,027
94,587
60,271
58,192
55,054
24,265
22,867
15,047
14,664
12,518
7,409
Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery (John Carter Callaghan Chair)
University Hospital Foundation Board Fund
19,771
10,850
501,985
Anonymous Fund
17,157
9,415
435,620
George E. Mucha Fund
3,994
2,171
101,413
Robert and Shirley Stollery Fund
3,707
2,034
94,117
John G. Mucha Family Trust
3,131
1,602
82,017
Nelson Lumber Foundation Fund
1,958
1,075
49,711
Greg and Audrey Greenough Fund
1,746
958
44,336
Benny and Olga Elkow Fund
1,303
662
34,604
Irene Dyck Memorial Fund
1,139
625
28,913
Joe Check Fund
1,033
567
26,222
Alvin and Mona Libin Fund
686
377
17,424
Lawrence and Luiba Trahan Fund
589
306
14,960
Ray and Joan Joberty Fund
401
220
10,184
Helene Girard Fund
347
191
8,814
Mildred I. Olsen Fund
329
180
8,343
Reuben and Goldie Cipin Fund
250
137
6,338
Other
79
43 1,995
Total Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery
57,620
31,413 1,466,996
Total Cardiac Sciences, Cardiac Sciences Research and Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery
398,247
179,021 12,403,495
42
Schedule 1– Fund Balance (continued)
University Of Alberta Hospital – Patient Care, Research And Education
Established Funds
Account name
AllocatedFund
Investment
Balance
Income Distributions
End of Year
Arthritis
Hugh H. and Annabelle C. Millar Fund for Arthritis Research
Betty Drury Fund in support of Rheumatology
Dr. Donald Stanley Special Purpose Fund for Clinical Research in Rheumatoid Arthritis
$
23,806
17,873
2,246
$ 11,732
-
3,041
$ 604,433
453,795
57,065
Total Arthritis Funds
43,925
14,773
1,115,293
Burn Unit
Firefighters’ Burn Unit Treatment, Research, Patient Care and Education Fund
Harold and Emilie Tucker Memorial Fund
Alfred Drader Fund
George A. Taylor Memorial Fund
11,274
8,684
6,015
342
8,267
11,710
8,147
463
354,334
220,630
152,730
8,678
Total Burn Unit Funds
26,315
28,587
736,372
Cancer
Allard Foundation Cancer Research Fund
Ida Hoffman Cancer Research Fund
Ria & Cory Wild Fund for Childhood Cancer Research
Wesley C. Stone Fund for Cancer Research
Eileen Nash Memorial Fund created by Kathy and Ross Grieve
Frederick T. Jenner Memorial Scholarship Fund for Cancer Research and Education Katherine Laschowski Fund for Cancer Research
Mary Talbot Memorial Fund for Cancer Research
Dr. W.W. Burnett Memorial Fund for Bone Cancer Education and Research
42,250
9,742
9,547
8,799
4,633
4,001
1,358
1,124
370
-
-
-
-
2,543
-
-
-
-
1,072,734
247,348
242,397
223,408
117,632
101,591
34,485
28,540
9,390
Total Cancer Funds
81,824
2,543
2,077,525
Diabetes
C.F. “Curly” and Gladys MacLachlan Fund for Islet Molecular Biology and
Islet Transplantation Laboratories in support of Diabetes Mellitus Research
Paddy and Ken Webb and Family Fund in support of Diabetes Mellitus Research
William H. (Pete) & June Johnson Memorial Fund in support of Pediatric Diabetes Research and Care
Bud & Joyce Byram Fund for Diabetes Research
38,877
14,256
775
209
-
-
-
-
987,326
362,006
29,775
5,322
Total Diabetes Funds
54,117
-
1,384,429
Equipment
Anonymous Fund in support of High Priority Equipment Needs
Fred and Mil Vincett Fund in support of Patient Care Equipment
J. Gordon and Millicent C. McDonald Memorial Fund in support of High Priority Patient Care Equipment
Frances M. Bundle Memorial Fund in support of High Priority Patient Care Equipment
Other
108,343
4,745
1,170
464
105
-
2,750,859
-
120,483
-
29,694
-
11,826
-2,667
Total Equipment Funds
114,827
-
2,915,529
Family Medicine
Dr. Scott McLeod Family Medicine Memorial Fund funded by John & Barbara Poole Family
37,030
20,321
940,190
Gastroenterology
Robert and Shirley Stollery Fund for Inflammatory Bowel Disease Education and Research
Jack and Zita Rosen Fund in support of Gastroenterology
William F. Lede Fund for the Gastroenterology Fellowship Program
Paul Bowlen Liver – Dr. R.H. Wensel Trust Fund for a Visiting Professorship in Hepatology
John Berezon – Dr. R.H. Wensel Trust Fund for Gastroenterology Education
2,994
1,237
994
423
299
-
-
-
-
-
76,011
31,406
25,242
10,751
7,584
Total Gastroenterology Funds
5,947
-
150,994
Genetics
University Hospital Foundation Fund for Medical Genetics
32,800
18,000
832,800
Kaye Edmonton Clinic
The Kaye Fund
85,932
-
8,585,932
43
University Of Alberta Hospital – Patient Care, Research And Education (continued)
Established Funds
Account name
Medical Research Competition
Eric and Helena Douglass Fund in support of Clinical Research
Stanley E. Robins Special Purpose Medical Research Fund
Muriel Robins Fund for Clinical Research
Gary Rees Garson Medical Research Fund
Don and Mary Cunningham Fund for Clinical Research
Ruth Robertson Memorial Fund in support of Heart and Cancer Research
Marcia and Dorothy May Hallett Special Purpose Fund
King H. Mok Fund in support of Medical Research
George and Margaret McNeill Fund
William and Betty Rathje Fund for Heart and Cancer Research
Sophie Buttner Fund in support of Medical Research
Katrina Witwicky Memorial Fund for Clinical Research
Isabella Tulloch Memorial Fund
Irene Samuel Fund
Antonio and Angelina Biamonte Clinical Research Memorial Fund
Ross and Gwen Harris Fund for Clinical Research
John Antku Fund
William H. Roxburgh Memorial Fund
Other
AllocatedFund
Investment
Balance
Income Distributions End of Year
$
Total Medical Research Competition Funds
90,310 $ 49,560 $ 2,292,999
59,949
17,415
1,530,378
26,348
8,598
668,990
17,167
23,227
436,002
9,815
5,386
249,193
7,936
4,355
201,495
7,187
1,110
184,869
6,150
3,375
156,150
5,685
2,588
155,500
4,539
2,337
118,628
3,311
1,817
84,056
1,880
1,032
47,740
1,836
1,008
46,620
1,762
967
44,745
1,640
900
41,640
1,603
863
40,703
1,224
604
32,210
513
282
13,028
205
113
5,204
143 783,624
249,203
125,615
6,353,774
Mental Health
Anonymous Fund for Study, Research and Treatment of Mental Illness
Abraham and Freda Berger Memorial Fund in support of Psychiatric Research
21,528
1,209
29,154 546,584
1,638
30,709
Total Mental Health Funds
22,737
30,792
577,293
Nephrology
Matt and Betty-Jean Baldwin Fund in Support of the Home Hemodialysis Program
Allan Wallace Peterson Fund for Kidney related Research and Equipment
Ronald and Arda Baltzan Fund for Kidney Research
20,500
1,460
480
-
801
214
520,500
37,076
14,775
Total Nephrology Funds
22,440
1,015
572,351
Neurology
Allan H. Owen & Family Stroke Chair Fund
Mildred I. Olsen Fund for Neurology Research
E. (Ben) and Mary Hochhausen Fund for Epilepsy and Cerebral Palsy Research
Wismer Fund in support of Myasthenia Gravis
Marjorie Lewis Cable Medical Research Memorial Fund
Judy Laviolette Memorial Fund in Support of Neurology H.W. Skaret Endowment Fund Evelyn Harkness McKenzie Fund for Parkinson’s Disease Research
Carolyn Ann MacDonald Fund United Parkinson’s Disease Research and Patient Care Fund
Reddon-Valens MS Research Fund
Mei Lee Fung Memorial Fund for Treatment, Research and Prevention of Stroke
45,424
41,795
37,924
11,288
3,975
2,170
2,147
1,343
1,221
849
711
600
484
-
-
51,362
2,882
8,500
2,569
-
-
1,654
1,150
715
-
638
1,153,329
1,061,193
962,912
296,798
112,213
55,100
54,517
35,517
31,012
21,544
18,051
15,600
12,296
149,931
69,470
3,830,082
Total Neurology Funds
44
University Of Alberta Hospital – Patient Care, Research And Education (continued)
Established Funds
Account name
AllocatedFund
Investment
Balance
Nursing Education
Ruth A. (Poole) Van Dusen Memorial Fund for Nursing Scholarships
funded by John E. & Barbara Poole Family
James Yi and Wei Chiwei Fund for Nursing Scholarships
Elisabeth Palate Nursing Education Fund
University Hospital Foundation Nursing Scholarships Fund
Brenda Moffitt Memorial Fund in support of Nursing Education
Dr. Robert M. Shaw Memorial Fund
Michael J. Lahey Nursing Scholarship Fund
Judy (Patmore) Klaczek Memorial Fund in support of Nursing Education
$
11,978
8,254
2,777
2,248
1,240
947
817
692
$
6,000
5,000
1,181
1,234
671
520
1,000
363
$ 304,121
209,554
77,777
57,087
31,480
24,055
20,763
17,620
Total Nursing Education Funds
28,953
15,969
742,457
Ophthalmology
Olive Young Special Purpose Fund for Ophthalmology Research
The Catherine McLean Fund in support of Ophthalmology
10,195
3,690
5,595
2,025
258,847
93,696
Total Ophthalmology Funds
13,885
7,620
352,543
Organ Transplantation
S. Jean Milner Fund for Continuing Education and Research in Thoracic Organ Transplantation
The Lung Transplant Rehabilitation Education & Research Fund
Dr. Harald & Dr. Berta Kuckertz Fund in Support of Organ Transplant Research
19,584
6,605
2,050
10,748
2,137
1,125
497,256
168,340
52,042
Total Organ Transplantation
28,239
14,010
717,638
11,058
9,357
5,326
5,135
280,769
237,560
5,509
4,100
2,050
-
2,250
1,125
139,880
104,100
52,050
32,074
13,836
814,359
12,561
-
318,918
3,480
2,912
1,807
1,087
542
-
-
-
597
-
88,369
73,941
45,887
27,599
13,999
22,389
597
568,713
7,940
-
201,595
1,060,508
363,148
33,469,870
Patient Compassionate Support
Cable Family Compassionate Support Trust Fund for Patient Financial Support
Wilbur & Marjorie Bowker Compassionate Support Services Fund
Kultgen-Lees Memorial Fund for Maintenance and
Care of Patients with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
Anonymous Foundation Compassionate Support Fund
Anonymous Compassionate Support Fund
Total Patient Compassionate Support Funds
Pulmonary
Agnes D. Lynch Fund for the Respiratory Outreach Centre
Pulmonary Division Research and Academic Fund to support all
Academic Activities within the Division of Pulmonary Medicine
Egerton W. King Fund for Childhood Asthma Research
Dr. Brian Sproule Fund for Education and Research in Pulmonary Medicine
Dr. D. Young Memorial Fund for Visiting Speakers of the Lung Transplantation Program
Thyra Parker Special Purpose Fund for Cystic Fibrosis Research
Total Pulmonary Funds
Surgery
James Yi and Wei Chiwei Fund in support of the General Surgery Resident’s Retreat
Total Patient Care, Research and Education Funds
45
Highest Priority / General Purpose
Established Funds
Account name
Festival of Trees Fund
R. John and Agnes M. Adams Fund
John Romanchuk Fund
B. Martha Moritz Fund
Donald & Betty Carlson Fund
Albert Drews Fund
Roger and Peggy Gouin Fund
William Kenneth Drake Fund
Reinhard Henschel Fund
Leo S. and Doris E. Hester Memorial Fund
Ada & Fred Carpenter Fund
Richard & Trudy Cormier Fund
Winnifred Henning Fund
Bill and Betty Sinclair Fund
Capital Packers Inc/ Komarnicki Family Fund
Garry and Joyce Rathgeber Fund
Walter Louis Batke Fund
Helen Nemirsky Memorial Fund
Anonymous Fund Isidor and Grace Gliener Fund
Leonard Vernon Kallis General Purpose Fund
T.S. and Mary Wilson Fund
Alex Romaniuk Memorial Fund
Machum Family Fund
Elizabeth and Clarence Preitz Fund
John & Mary Sterenberg Fund
Shenaz and Azim Jeraj Special Purpose Fund
Bryan and Kathy O’Donnell Fund
Jack and Audrey Holmes Fund
Janelle Newton Fund
Bernard Marvin Sheehan Memorial Fund Jessie W. Templeman Fund
Donald R. and Elizabeth B. Brandt Fund Gordon Cameron Fund
Maria Adrienne Orn Fund
Gail and Harold Taylor Fund
Total General Purpose Funds
AllocatedFund
Investment
Balance
$ 29,194
10,075
7,280
6,577
5,345
5,287
5,057
4,809
4,468
4,406
4,356
3,948
3,480
3,425
3,200
2,934
2,659
2,461
2,072
1,254
1,202
1,154
1,027
943
902
847
619
697
568
551
526
521
486
395
247
245
$
-
8,514
5,127
6,836
5,049
2,053
2,483
3,218
1,672
7,380
4,176
2,441
3,375
4,562
909
1,858
2,673
859
3,822
931
805
1,055
452
719
225
203
113
1,024
438
175
351
502
325
303
189
183
$ 741,239
255,815
184,830
166,988
135,702
134,225
128,401
122,097
113,455
111,874
110,597
100,231
88,364
86,956
83,086
76,100
67,507
62,575
52,609
31,857
30,525
29,307
26,693
24,546
23,757
22,086
19,226
17,698
14,423
13,994
13,344
13,219
12,329
10,021
6,264
6,229
123,217
75,000
3,138,169
6,437
3,412
2,333
2,289
1,006
827
274
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
163,633
88,083
59,244
58,111
25,547
21,018
6,957
16,578
-
422,593
Annual Campaign
Al and Wendy Bryan Fund for the Annual Campaign
Frances Olson Special Purpose Fund for the Annual Campaign
Cecille Shtabsky Special Purpose Fund for the Annual Campaign
Beuerlein Estate and Maguire Trust for the Annual Campaign
Thomas Rhatigan Fund for the Annual Campaign
Florence Thomas Fund for the Annual Campaign
Rick and Nikki Vogel Special Purpose Fund
Total Annual Campaign Funds
46
Special Purpose
Established Funds
Account name
AllocatedFund
Investment
Balance
Gilbert K. Winters Fund in support of Severe Infant Skeletal Deformity
$ 20,931
Dorothy and Walter Mackenzie Memorial Fund
4,761
Dr. R.E. Bell Memorial Fund for a Visiting Professor
4,373
Lillian Doris Nielsen Fund in support of Diabetes, Pediatric Research, Cardiac and Stroke Projects or Programs 3,619
Stjepan Posavec Fund to benefit Children with Physical Handicaps
3,234
Dr. Claude V. Jamieson and Dr. Heber C. Jamieson Memorial Fund in support of
the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Research Centre
1,902
Jacoba Vanthof Fund in support of Diabetes and Cardiac Research
1,901
Dr. Robert James Kelly Global Health Memorial Fund
1,199
Tevie and Arliss Miller Fund in support of the Bioethics Centre
980
Mary M. Bekker Fund in support of Adult Orthopedic Nursing
1,024
Patricia D. Yates and Arthur D.G. Yates Fund in support of Adult Orthopedic Medicine
1,018
Michael Shirvell Griffin Memorial Fund
844
Dr. Lorne Tyrrell Board Restricted Fund to support the Tyrrell Lectureship
in Medical Microbiology and Immunology
900
Charles McDougall and Sandra Versteeg-McDougall Fund for Senior Urology Resident Award
771
Douglas Arthur Pettitt Memorial Fund in support of Research and Patient Care for Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
620
Agnes Y. Fleming Special Purpose Fund to enrich Medical Research
384
Sharon C. Lang Brain Tumor Research Fund
-
11,486
2,457
2,111
-
4,380
$ 531,433
124,394
118,468
91,898
82,122
-
1,043
3,000
487
1,374
1,379
-
48,290
48,265
35,419
27,045
25,991
25,850
25,158
-
-
-
211
58,597
22,844
19,580
15,732
9,758
-
48,461
86,525
1,252,247
1,647,011
703,694
50,686,373
General Fund
General Fund – unallocated investment income
Designated Gifts:
Other
-
-
-
-
13,486,990
5,703,312
-
-
611,295
8,367,650
6,864,459
24,752,486
Total Other Funds
-
8,978,945
50,807,247
Total All Funds
1,647,011
9,682,639
101,493,620
Unallocated investment income
Allocated investment income - lotteries
5,703,312
133,137
Invested in capital assets
145,373
Total Special Purpose Funds
Total Established Funds
$
Other
Total investment income
$ 7,483,460
Total net assets $ 101,638,993
47
Schedule 2 – Special Events and Fundraising Revenue and Expenditures
2013 2012
Excess Excess
revenue revenue
Revenue Expenditures(expenditures) (expenditures)
(Unaudited)
Note 1 – Pg 40*
Special events:
Lotteries – 2012
$ 6,321,010
$ 3,344,114
$ 2,976,896
$ 2,667,687
Lotteries – 2013**
6,110
1,133,455
(1,127,345)
(952,139)
Festival of Trees
2,620,752
1,620,747
1,000,005
1,045,072
The Experience
948,167
86,094
862,073
655,574
9,896,039 6,184,4103,711,629 3,416,194
Capital campaigns:
Prostate Health Campaign
Neurosciences Campaign
401,945
1,491,609
1,644,666
3,538,220 362,4513,175,769 4,902,921
-
39,867
322,584
401,945
1,451,742
1,322,082
664,703
1,570,485
2,667,733
Fundraising:
Established funds
Annual campaign gifts
Unrestricted gifts
Externally designated gifts
Fundraising costs
12,603,743
592,583
499,406
4,048,489
-
17,744,221 1,786,92115,957,300
$ 31,178,480
-
-
-
-
1,786,921
$ 8,333,782
12,603,743
592,583
499,406
4,048,489
(1,786,921)
$ 22,844,698
1,106,398
561,540
501,148
1,636,261
(1,353,131)
2,452,216
$ 10,771,331
** Lottery was in progress at the end of the fiscal year
Schedule 3 – Investment Income
Externally
Endowment restrictedUnrestricted
Total
Total
FundsFundsFunds 2013 2012
(Unaudited)
Note 1 – Pg 40*
Interest
Dividends
Realized gains
Unrealized gains
$
3,968
$ 1,041,167
$ 267,565
$ 1,312,700
$ 1,301,350
-365,028513,456878,484 845,942
-
-
1,928,922
1,928,922
921,565
-
-
3,363,354
3,363,354
13,249
$
3,968
48
$ 1,406,195
$ 6,073,297
$
7,483,460
$ 3,082,106
lasting care
“I’m 91 years old,” says Don Buchanan, a retired economist with the federal
government and former navigator in the Canadian armed forces. “To last
this long you need a whole barrel full of luck. Not everyone has the same
size barrel. Edy knew that because she cared for so many people.”
Edythe Markstad Buchanan, Don’s wife for the last 22 years of her life,
served as a public health nurse at the University of Alberta Hospital for 42
years. She was instrumental in developing and managing outpatient clinics,
and was honoured for her tireless commitment to her profession with a
plaque on one of the hospital’s “walls of honour” when she retired.
Before she passed away, Don and Edythe decided to bequeath a part of
their estate to the University Hospital Foundation.
“This means that patients who will never meet Edy will still benefit from her commitment to caring for
people,” Don said. “It’s a lasting gift to my dear wife.”
“Edythe had tremendous respect for the Foundation. I’ve had heart trouble in the past, and I think very highly
of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute. Including the Foundation in our will is just the right thing to do
and means she can care for even more people. It’s what Edy wanted, and what I want.”
“Including the
With deepest gratitude, we acknowledge the following individuals
Foundation in our
have left a legacy of compassion and caring:
will is just the right
David Raymond Bourne
Bernard and Margaret Forbes
Alphonse Francis Garnier
Robert (Bob) Gouin
Dow B. Hicks
Irene Klamkin
John Moshuk
thing to do. It’s what
Edy wanted, and
what I want.”
who, through their bequests to the University Hospital Foundation,
Mildred Carmen (Midge) Reddon
Ruth Robertson
Stanley Earle Robins
Cathryn Joan (Cathi) Sweetnam
Alice Irene Werner
William Wilson
William Woodward
For more information, please contact:
Judith Morrison, Director, Donor Relations
Tel: 780-407-7490
Email: [email protected]
c
www.GivetoUHF.ca
Donor Centre, 1H1.91 WMC
8440-112 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2B7
Phone: 780.407.7007 Fax: 780.407.6603
Email: [email protected]
@UnivHospFdn

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