2011 Annual Report

YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
2011
Annual Report
Renewing our
commitment
Built to last:
Renewing our commitment
A message from the CEO
The 2008 book Built to Last by Jim Collins speaks to the necessary steps
an organization must take in order to remain relevant to its consumers,
shareholders and the general public. In our sector, Built to Last might
refer to the interactions we strive to create through our connections in
our communities as well as in our relationships, programs, and program
centres.
I have always thought that an essential pillar of our leadership in the
charitable and not-for-profit sector is our commitment to renewal – as
it will ensure that the YMCA’s legacy of service does not diminish in the
future. In 2011, our Board and staff worked in partnership to lead our
YMCAs in several initiatives that demonstrate our clear and continued
commitment to renewal in our Y communities.
In Chatham-Kent, we saw the culmination of more than a decade’s worth
of work come to fruition in August when the new YMCA of Chatham-Kent
opened. This new state-of-the-art facility replaces a building that had
served as the community’s YMCA since 1947 – and it has been a great
source of pride for Y staff and members alike.
We opened a new YMCA satellite health and wellness branch, the Central
Huron YMCA, at the Clinton Arena and Community Centre in October.
Remarkably, with this newest satellite – the third for our YMCA – our
organization now operates 25% of all municipal-YMCA partnership
facilities in Canada.
Jim Janzen, President & CEO
YMCAs across Southwestern Ontario
In Sarnia, 2011 saw the undertaking of a $2.6M renovation that will convert the Learning and Career Centre from a YMCA
that is predominantly reliant on government funding to one that will be focused on its pursuit of innovative leadership
opportunities, while remaining a welcoming place for adult learners, youth with barriers to employment, and newcomers
to our community. The Leadership Challenge wing, scheduled to open in May 2012, will reinforce our commitment to
leadership development, particularly among youth.
In August, a devastating tornado struck our YMCA community in Goderich. We redeployed resources at our YMCA and
opened it to emergency officials. In order to ensure members of the community had the necessary resources available to
them, we also redirected funds to the municipality.
Our commitment to children and youth called for an expanded response to full day Junior and Senior Kindergarten in
all of our communities in 2011. In response, we opened four new school age and extended day sites across our region
involving all three school boards.
These examples of renewal and our work around building quality, through our programs and life-long relationships,
allows us to deliver on our Brand promise year after year, generation after generation. They are what make the YMCA a
charity that is and always should be; Built to Last.
On behalf of our Board of Directors, I invite you to join us in illustrating the renewal of our commitment to our
communities in 2011.
­‑ Jim Janzen, President & CEO
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Commitment to wellness
As Toni Gale looks around the Central Huron YMCA, she knows she’s
looking at a facility that the community of Clinton can be very proud of.
This is a Y that is truly changing lives.
As the Health & Wellness Supervisor, Toni has been working at the Central
Huron YMCA since it opened at the Central Huron Community Complex in
October 2011.
Already, Toni and the facility’s three part-time employees have seen how
this Y is a great example of the adage: if you build it, they will come. It
has exceeded membership targets beyond expectations. The Central
Huron YMCA’s state-of-the-art equipment, exceptional programming,
and interactive gaming Energy Zone have all attributed to its immense
popularity with children, youth, and adults alike.
But the success seen in Clinton isn’t just about the number of members the
facility has been able to attract to date. More importantly is the fact that,
in just a few short months, staff are already seeing concrete results of how
the Central Huron YMCA reflects the Y’s long-standing commitment to
overall health and wellness.
One of the most engaging stories is of a woman who was diagnosed
with stage three breast cancer nine years ago, at the age of 33. After
going through chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries, she gained 40
lbs from the recovery medications. Since then, though now cancer-free,
she has struggled to lose the weight. That is, until the Central Huron
YMCA opened. A little timid in the beginning, she purchased a 10-visit
pass, unsure if she had the time to fully commit to an ongoing exercise
program. She started slowly and, with mentorship from the Y’s staff, she
now exercises three to four times a week. Fit, happy and on the road to her
ultimate fitness goals, she serves as an inspiration to everyone who knows
her personal journey.
And the stories of personal change don’t stop there. They include a
parent and her teenage daughter who now are spending time together
by coming into the Y to exercise. There’s a local businessman who is
committed to making the time to exercise – shedding 20 pounds in the
process. And there are many members in their 40s who have begun
physical activity for the first time in their lives.
Toni Gale, Health & Wellness Supervisor
Central Huron YMCA
“Our passion is helping people
feel good about themselves and
ensuring our members really
enjoy their time here.
We help them create a personal
health program that works for
them and helps achieve their
long-term goals for their own
wellbeing.” – Toni
Toni says there’s no secret to her team’s great rapport with their members.
They ensure they support, encourage, and motivate members to reach
their personal health goals, whatever they may be. For some that means
significant weight loss, while for others it’s just trying to feel fit again.
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Commitment to community
In December 2011, students from the Sarnia Y’s LINC (Language Instruction for
Newcomers) and ESL (English as a Second Language) programs piled into a
bus. They carried signs celebrating their native countries and expressing their
excitement at being in Canada.
What happened next was a true surprise. You see, the students were
participating in the Sarnia Kinsman Parade of Lights. For many, it was the
first time they’d ever seen such an event, let alone participated in one. But as
they set off on the parade route there was an amazing response. The Sarnia
residents watching applauded and cheered them and shouted, “Welcome to
Canada!” in support.
“That experience made our students so proud to be in Canada and it fed their
desire to become more involved with local events in their community,” says
Milka Stupar, an ESL/LINC instructor at the YMCA Learning and Career Centre.
The Sarnia Y has run the LINC and ESL programs for many years. Both
programs emphasize the development of communication skills including
listening, speaking, reading, writing and computer literacy – which are all
taught in relation to Canadian culture. To help students reach their personal,
professional, and academic goals, instructors help them identify their longand short-term expectations as well as their learning style. Together, they
build strategies to help ensure the students’ needs are met.
Integration into the community is one of the cornerstones of the Y’s curriculum
for LINC and ESL and can be a big contributor to student success.
In 2011, one of the ways the Y hoped to increase students’ connections
with the greater Sarnia community was to hold an open house during ESL
Week. The event was intended to introduce Sarnia residents to the YMCA’s
ESL and LINC programs, students and teachers. Milka recalls a moment
during the open house that she will never forget. Many of the students
had created displays and took on the role of cultural ambassador for their
country of origin. As they talked with Sarnia natives, their excitement and
pride flourished after they realized they had the English skills to share a
conversation with people outside their school.
Milka says the success of that event is what encouraged the students to
increase their involvement with the community. The Friday Afternoon Speaker
and Workshop Series is one of the great ways that this is accomplished. It
was designed to help the students to engage with local activists, artists, and
community leaders.
Attendees come from all corners of the community and have included Bryan
and Shannon Prince, who spoke about the Underground Railroad during Black
History Month; Greg Laviolette, an Urban Farmer and activist who spoke about
urban food sustainability; and Anna Miccolis, a local stained-glass artist who
has been invited to create a work of art in collaboration with students.
Milka Stupar, ESL/LINC Instructor
YMCA Learning and Career Centre
“For many of the students, it was
the first time they shared a room
with a politician.
The experience reinforced the
rights and freedoms they have
in Canada and the fact that they
have a voice in their new country.
It is a moment that can change
lives.” – Milka
One special moment for the program occurred during the most recent Provincial election. All of the local candidates were invited
to speak – and they accepted the offer.
“For many of the students, it was the first time they shared a room with a politician,” says Milka. “The experience reinforced
the rights and freedoms they have in Canada and the fact that they have a voice in their new country. It is a moment that can
change lives. “
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Commitment to the future
Dave Welton has truly been a member of the Y his whole life. In fact, his
family’s history is so richly integrated with the YMCA that Dave is well known
for his passion and support of the Y’s values.
Dave was introduced to the YMCA at a very early age – at birth. When
Dave was born, in Saint John, New Brunswick, his father, Lloyd, was
already established as an executive with the YMCA. And over the years,
the family moved – from Saint John to Kitchener to Buffalo to Westmount
(the Montreal suburb), Stratford and to Chatham – to follow his father’s
illustrious career.
“A big constant for their family through all the moves was the presence of
the Y,” says Dave. “We try to support it every way we can – whether it’s time,
money or as unofficial ambassadors.”
Lloyd even served as the CEO of the Chatham YMCA in the 1970s and then
went on to work for Campaign Associates, the fundraising arm of the Y.
And while his dad was promoting the Y and helping lead major fundraising
campaigns, Dave himself was at the Y learning to swim and enjoying
summer camps as a child – and then becoming a lifeguard and a camp
leader in his teenage years. His involvement with the Y continued during
university and long afterward, when he served as a member of the Board of
Directors in Chatham-Kent as well as assisted in fundraising efforts.
In fact, at every stage in his life, Dave has found a place at the Y. And the
passion that both Dave and his father, Lloyd, have for the YMCA is being
carried on. Today, Dave’s grandchildren visit the YMCA of Chatham-Kent
with him, where they play basketball in the state-of-the art-gym or swim in
the facility’s exceptional pools. And they experience first-hand why their
grandfather and great-grandfather still believe in the Y’s vision so much.
“Our family has had a life-long love affair with the YMCA and the value of
affordability for everyone that it stands for,” says Dave. “This is a fun place to
be and it’s an important place for our entire community.”
In his grandchildren and in the Chatham-Kent Y, Dave sees the future. The
YMCA of Chatham-Kent is a landmark facility, not just for Y members, but the
entire community. From health and wellness to outstanding programming,
it’s a place that ensures that no person, especially youth, will be denied the
opportunity to participate in its programs due to financial constraints.
Dave Welton, life-time member,
Chatham-Kent YMCA
“As a former Y executive,
my father could clearly see
that the YMCA is not just a
building, it is a legacy for our
community.” – Dave
And how does his father still feel about the Y all these years later? Well, Lloyd, now living in a nursing home, made a special
visit to the YMCA of Chatham-Kent when the facility first opened in June 2011. He spent time with the current CEO of the
YMCAs Across Southwestern Ontario, Jim Janzen, as they toured the entire facility together. “He was thrilled with where the
Y in Chatham-Kent is going,” says Dave. “As a former Y executive he could clearly see that this is not just a building, it is a
legacy for our community.”
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Commitment to learning
A three-year-old girl runs at full speed around the outdoor play area at the
YMCA Child Development Centre in Corunna. Laughing with her friends
and showing her teachers how high she can jump, you would never know
that just over a year ago there was concern over whether she would reach
this stage.
When she was in the Infant Room, the same little girl was still struggling to
walk at 18 months. Thankfully for her family, the staff at the Y recognized
that there were issues and cared enough to work with them. Staff brought
in outside help as well as provided the child with the support needed to
help her thrive.
Even at such a young age, the Y truly changed her life. That little girl’s
story is just one of many stories that Heather Forbes, Supervisor of Child
Development, can tell about her staff and the quality of childcare they
provide at the two YMCA locations in Corunna.
The larger of the two facilities opened in January 2007 and is attached
to St. Joseph’s Catholic School. With 13 staff, the location has space for
infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and JK/SK children.
The second facility, which opened in September 2011, is attached to
Colonel Cameron Public School and has expanded with the advent of
full day kindergarten. YMCA staff at Colonel Cameron use the YMCA’s
renowned Playing to Learn approach to make the before-and-after school
program an enjoyable extension of the school day. The same will hold true
when full day kindergarten comes to St. Joe’s in September 2012.
In fact, the Playing to Learn curriculum is used at all YMCA-run child care
centres across Canada. Aligning with primary school benchmarks, it
uses creative play as a foundation for language and literacy, music and
movement, math, science, gross motor, visual arts, and dramatic play.
“The staff take cues from the children,” says Heather. “When the
preschoolers showed interest in planes after seeing them in the sky, the
teacher arranged a trip to the airport to show them a real plane. They also
incorporated books, songs, and activities about planes into the curriculum.”
During March Break, Y staff took Playing to Learn to a whole new
level with the school-age children. They went for a walk every day to
explore their community. One day they went to the local bank and even
entered the vault. Another day they explored the Fire Hall and sat in a
fire engine, and they also visited the grocery store to get a ‘behind the
shopping cart’ experience.
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Heather Forbes, Supervisor of Child
Development, YMCA Childcare, Corunna
“We strive on a daily basis
to be there for the children
and their parents. We work
together to create a quality
program within a nurturing
environment. By guiding
children through all stages of
development, we ensure their
social, emotional and physical
needs are met.” – Heather
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Community participation
By offering programs and services that are customized to each YMCA community’s needs, membership in the YMCAs
across Southwestern Ontario continues to be strong. In accordance with the Y’s mandate of affordability for all,
approximately 13% of our membership is provided assistance in some measure – whether it is for camps, child care,
monthly membership fees or programs.
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Community events
The Y is proud to be a community anchor, a special place where children,
families and seniors can come together to learn and grow. But we also
reach out and participate fully with many community events – events
that bridge the gaps between all ages, cultures and circumstances.
Diversity and inclusion are very important tenets of our mission and
each year our members and staff join in celebrations that recognize the
cultural mosaic that is present in our communities and our world. That’s
why we lead special activities to coincide with World Health Day, Family
Day, and International Peace Week.
At each of our Ys throughout 2011, the community was a tremendous
support to our efforts. Not only were our annual golf tournaments soldout, but our Swim-Run-Bike Triathlon gave children and adults a chance
to challenge themselves and have fun together while raising much
needed funds. We celebrated youth through an awards evening, and we
also held an International Bridge Race 10K Run that attracted more than
800 Canadian and American runners.
As the Y seeks to educate and engage our local communities in these
and many other ways, we bring Y members together in a spirit of
friendship and greater purpose. The Y strengthens our connections with
each other and helps us build new links as we reach out to children and
adults across our communities.
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In the community
At the YMCAs across Southwestern Ontario, we believe that all children should have access to our quality programming,
services and facilities – regardless of their families’ ability to pay. The strength of our donor base is critical to ensuring
that this mandate continues to be met through our annual Strong Kids Campaign.
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Financial Statements
Sarnia-Lambton YMCA
This financial information has been taken from the audited statements prepared by Collins
Barrow Sarnia. Complete financial statements are available upon request.
Financial Statements
Chatham-Kent YMCA
This financial information has been taken from the audited statements prepared by Collins
Barrow Sarnia. Complete financial statements are available upon request.
Staff
Management Staff - 2011
Jim Janzen
President & CEO
Cate Evans
Vice President Association Services & CFO
Kathi Lomas-McGee
Senior Vice President Operations
Mike Walters
Vice President Financial Development
Vice President Community Learning
& Careers
Sean Dillon
Vice President Business Development
Joanne Lombardi
Vice President Community
Learning and Careers
(March - September 2011)
Leadership Staff - 2011
Chad Barry
Heather Forbes
Christa Mitchell
Mark Bennett
Ian Foss
April Numan
Kim Bentley-MacDonald
Toni Gale
Chandrika Patel
Linda Brandon
Denis Giles
Tara Pounds
Joe Brenner
Gerry Gillis
Mary-Ann Riggi
Tom Burger
Krissy Glavin
Kim Rusticus
Joe Cebulski
Mary Ann Hogan
Marilyn Scott
Rob Clarke
Rob Janoska
Anita Small
Vanessa Cullen
Morgan Jones
Amanda Taylor
Elizabeth Desantis
Shannon King
Tracey Taylor
Patrick Doering
Melisa Lloyd
Anne-Marie Thomson
Rick Dutton
Vanessa MacDonald
Stephanie Vanderveeken
Cate Evans
Eric McDougall
Lisa Walker-Mathieu
Liz Fletcher
Sharon McKay
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Volunteers
Board of Directors - 2011
BOARD OFFICERS
Sarnia Chair
Chris Thomas
COMMITEE CHAIRS
CEO Evaluation Committee
Marlene MacNeil
EVENT COMMITEE CHAIRS
Chatham Triathlon
Jim Loyer
Vice Chair
David Morden
Chatham Capital Campaign
Building Our New Y
Pat Weaver & Rocky Gaudrault
Goderich Celebration of Youth
Chris Connor
Chatham Chair
Jim Loyer
Vice Chair
Jennifer Wilson
Treasurer
John Lyons
DIRECTORS
John Baxter
Carolyn Blysniuk
Ron Dann
Marlene MacNeil
Bruce Potter
Gail Antaya
Barb McEwan
Brian Glover
Sean Ryan
Chatham Campaign Honorary Chair
Darcy McKeough
Chatham Project Steering Committee
Pete Brennan
Sarnia Celebration of Youth
Bill Palmer & Al Cole
Sarnia Seaway Kiwanis Trivia Night
Toby Bidtnes
Construction Committee
Gail Antaya
Executive Committee
Jim Loyer & Chris Thomas
Finance Committee
John Lyons
Goderich Board of Management
Grant Gnay
Governance & Nominating Committee
Jennifer Wilson
International Committee
Vera Lawlor
Audit Committee
John Lyons
Philanthropy Committees
Barb McEwan (Chatham)
Carolyn Blysniuk (Sarnia)
Grant Gnay (Goderich)
Sarnia Capital Campaign
Strengthening Community
Barry Hogan Jr.
Sarnia Capital Campaign
Strengthening Community
Honorary Chair
Jerry & Joan McCaw
Sarnia YLCC Project Steering Committee
Paul Craievich
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Volunteers
Chatham-Kent - 2011
Alton, Howard
Antaya, Gail
Araujo, Helena
Arbour, Anna
Arbour, Dan
Arnold, Shelly
Baker, Martha
Beaudry, Roger
Beckett, Adam
Blonde, Dan
Bloxham, John
Borrowman, Bob
Boss, Jen
Bossence, Tim
Bourbonnais, Denis
Brennan, Pete
Brodie, Julie
Burroughs, Ed
Butzer, Brad
Cacciavillani, John
Canniff, Christine
Canniff, Darrin
Carroll, Wayne
Ceccacci, Phil
Chancey, Cyndi
Chancey, Shane
Chaput, Luc
Chartier, Jenna
Clayton, Dan
Cucinato, Litza
Cullen, Dave
Cummings, Matthew
Davenport, Greg
Dawdry, Thelma
Dawson, Daryl
Dekievit, Amanada
Dekoning, Bev
Dekoning, Emma
Deliberato, Geoff
Deliberato, Katy
Deliberato, Tristan
Denkers, George
Denys, Steve
Deshaw, Erika
Do Forno, Kate
Dolfi, Lia
Dunlop, Sherri
Eaton, Allison
Emerson, Sonia
Ericksen, Ike
Evans, Andrew
Evans, Stephanie
Faber, Lisa
Faber, Tom
Falconer, Lisa
Fellner, Allison
Fellner, Carolyn
Fellner, Victoria
Felner, Kurt
Fenn, Sandy
Fitzgerald, Lindsey
Fitzpatrick, Pat
Franklin, Mike
Fraser, Barry
French, Mike
Furlan, Sarah
Gagner, Avril
Gaudrault, Ginny
Gaudrault, Rocky
Geddes, Maureen
Gillis, Gerry
Gillis, John
Glasier, Mark
Glover, Brian
Glover, Judee
Gore, Greg
Greene Jacobson, Rachel
Hare, Houston
Hare, Kelly
Hartai, Natalie
Heath, Tom
Heavens, Mark
Heenan, Evan
Heenan, Greg
Herman, Les
Hillier - Insight, Kim
Hime, Anne
Hinnegan, Trevor
Hogan, Jim
Holcolmbe, Heather
Hooker, Jessica
Huff, Liz
Jacklin, Stephanie
Jackson, Eron
Jackson, Keith
Jackson, Wendy
Janisse, Mark
Jarvie, Doug
Johnson, Reg
Johnston, Heather
Johnston, Nicole
Johnston, Ray
Keech, John
Kennedy, Jacquelyn
Kennedy, Jackie
Kohut, Arley
Kuehl, Jessica
Labadie, Nancy
Lacharite, Eugenie
Landriault, Matt
Landriault, Paula
Larsen, John
Lashmore, Donna
Lawrence, John
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Lawrence, Lorna
Lazzrin, Laura
Ligori, Angelo
Loyer, Jim
Lyons, John
Mckenzie, Rod
Male, Sue
Mares, Joe
Marsh, Jenn
Masson, Tim
Mathieu, Mark
Matthews, Bradyn
McArthur, Ric
McCabe, Deb
McEwan, Barb
McEwan, Brett
McEwan, Ross
McGregor, Colin
McIntyer, Shaun
McKenzie, Judy
McKenzie, Mike
McKenzie, Rod
McKeough, Darcy
McKinlay, Brenda
McKnight, Don
McPhail, Aaron
Meixner, Chelsea
Metcalf, Jan
Micuda, Laura
Mifflin, Doreen
Mifflin, Mark
Mifflin, Nancy
Mitivier, Craig
Moir, Scott
Moon, Dan
Moon, Jack
Morlog, Michelle
Myers, AJ
Myers, Al
Nichols, Ian
Nichols, Jean
Norg, Brian
Norg, Josh
Norg, Wilma
O’Brien, Mike
O’Rourke, Richard
Paraskevopoulous, Sharron
Pardy, Steve
Pickard, Steve
Pinsonneault, Katie
Pounds, Betty Ann
Pounds, Tara
Powell, Jen
Powell, John
Reinhardus, John
Ring, Rory
Risdale, Beverly
Ritchie, Norm
Robbins, Arnie
Robbins, Doug
Roberts, Amanda
Robertson, Derek
Roszell, Dr. Sheri
Roy, Brianne
Roy, Michelle
Roy, Paul
Rush, Vi
Sabitz, Kim
Scaman, Jacqui
Selcage, Pam
Shaw, Dwayne
Shropshire, Don
Sigurjonsson, John
Skipper, Janet
Smith, Erin
Smith, Lynn
Spencer, Jackie
Stall, Penny
Stobbs, Bill
Stobbs, Brad
Stobbs, Mark
Stokes, Mike
Stokes, Natalie
Stull, Penny
Sullivan, Holly
Sutherland, Colleen
Swan, Glen
Swan, Sheri
Thammandra, Dheepthi
Thompson, Pamela
Thompson, Wes
Torrance, Susan
Trollope, Eleanor
Turner, Erin
Vandenboorn, Nancy
VanEijkern, Margie
VanKesteren, Jeremy
Vavoulis, Fannie
Vince, Blake
Vitek, Kim
Wallace, Don
Walters, Mike
Weaver, Elaine
Weaver, Pat
Whittal, Daniel
Whittal, Joe
Wilson, Jennifer
Wood, Kathy
Wright, Connie
Zeleny, George
Zocca, Amanda
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Volunteers
Goderich-Huron - 2011
Aitken, Joanne
Allin, Barb
Baechler, Shirley
Blake, Eileen
Brown, Sharon
Burgess, Mary Ann
Conner, Chris
Doherty, Ted
Early, Dana
Fitzgerald, Scott
Freeman, Diane
Gillies, Moria
Gillin, Kent
Gillman, Jane
Gnay, Grant
Grace, John
Kane-Haas, Dagny
Leddy, Sue
Maaskant, Hugo
MacDougall, Earnie
Major-McEwan, Barb
McAuley, Paula
McIlhargey, Jim
Melady, Con
Million, Tracey
Noel, Leah
Oakley, Jamie
Ottewell, Barbara
Parent, Eleanor
Potter, Bruce
Schaerer, Mary
Schneider, Angela
Sinnett, Dulcie
Sparling, Steve
Stanley, Jamie
Tebbut, Sibyl
Thomasson, Bruce
VandenHeuvel, Gilbert
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Volunteers
Sarnia-Lambton - 2011
Altay, Altay
Anderson, Gord & Marjorie
Atkinson, Audrey
Atkinson, Greg
Barron, Stefania
Berry-McKellar, Mary Lou
Boily, Chantel
Bouffard, Bernie & Diane
Breathat, Amy
Brown, Ed & Janice
Brown, Mary
Callaghan, John
Campbell-Bryson, Milkelle
Carey, Steve
Catenacci, Fran
Chin, Pam
Chafe, Caroline
Cline, John
Cohen, Harold
Cole, Al
Coleman, Tyler
Cooper, Kerrie Lee
Copeland, Doreen
Cooper, Tom & Sandy
Core, Bill
Courtney, Erin
Craievich, Paul
Crow, Larry
D’Andrea, Madison
Daniels, Chris
Dell, Bob & Nadyne
Donnelly, Alex
Dontas, Kevin
Dontas, Kris
Dragan, Margaret
Duezman, Dina
Felton, Dick
Felton, Nula
Fullerton, Ted
Gillis, Heather
Gillis, Jo-Anne
Gillis, Mike
Guadalupe Orellana de
Rodriguez, Bessy
Halket, Nikki
Hart, Heather
Heath, George
Helps, Heather
Hiltz, Andy
Hogan, Barry M.
Hogarth, Hilary
Hillier, Jim
Hurry, Mike
Huras, Rick
Jameson, Blair
Janson, Monica
Kelly, Mike
Kerwin, Dave
Holman, Pat
Kivi, Peg
Kohlmeier, Jace
Kranz, Terry
Lajoie, Jen
LeClair, Don
Letkeman, Pete
Linseman, Terry
Magermans, Hayley
Marsh, Stan
Mcdonald, Kim
Mathany, Janet
McCarthy, Bob & Jane
McRitchie, Ron
Meere, Brian
Milne, Greta
Moran, Mary H.
Mott, Cathy
Mott, Jenny
Mulholland, Greta
Mundy, Kathleen
Murray, Kevin
Musico, Craig
Novack, Johnny
Olah, Denise
O’Meara, Kevin
Palimaka, Alex
Palmer, Bill
Passingham, Jack
Pazek, Kirsty
Petherick, Barry
Pickard, Dustin
Pickard, Sydney
Pitt, Val
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Plug, Diane
Pounds, Betty Anne
Puppi, Nick
Qi, Wen
Quinn, Suzanne
Raes, Mike
Rau, Ron
Reaume, Ken
Ring, Rory
Ringwood, Ross
Salas Vargas, Laura
Sanchez, Carlos
Sanchez, David
Sandercock, Bevin
Schultz-Mason, Grace
Sing, Bob
Sing, Tommy
Smith, Brian
Smith, Steve
Stlamach, Anna
Storr, Sue
Sutton, Bob
Swanson, Wendy
Szaefer, Chris
Tait, Janet
Taylor, Amber
Thrift, Marie
Timoth, Ira
Toplack, Chris
Vandenheuvel, Bert
VanKampen, Flo
Viola, Eileen & Joe
Voisey, Mike
Vosbourgh, Murray
Vosburg, Barry
Vrolyk, Martin
Walker, Jack
Warn, Doug
Watts, Jen
Willemse, Kathy
Williams, Max
Williams, Willie
Worsley, Mike
Yazdani, Afsaneh
Zamudio, Rosa
Zhang, Zen
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Chatham-Kent - 2011
Strong Kids
Campaign 2011
Air Canada
Aitken, George
Alexander, Debbie
Allen, David
Allen, Shannon
Alta Gas
Alton, Howard
Antaya, Gail
Armstrong, Emily
Aurora Siding and
Eavestroughs
AutoMotion
Bachynski, Lois
Baker, Betty
Barry, Allison
Barry, Chad
Bax Mortgage
Beatty, Ashlyn
Bechard, Brandon
Bellinger, Sandra
Benoit, Gene
Bentley-MacDonald, Kim
Beselaere Construction
Bill Howes Engraving
Black River Country Club
Blue, Penny
BMO Bank of Montreal
Bodkin, Claire
Bondy, Carol
Bourdeau, Daryl
Brad-Lea Meadows Limited
Brady, Sheila
Brennan, Peter
Broad, Patricia
Bulldog Design Inc.
Burch, Wayne
Burke Mortgage Group
Bye, Robert
Cameron, Jane
Camm, Leslie
Campbell Toyota
Canadian Hearing
Institute/Ted G. Dalios
Canniff, Darrin and
Christine
Caron, Janice
Carroll, Louise
Chamberlain Mercury
Chang, Catherine
Chaput, Gail
Chaput, Luc
Chatham-Kent Police
Service
Chelser, Cynthia
Cherry Creek Golf Club
Childs, Mary
Chilled Cork
Choices for Wellness
CIBC (London)
Cimoroni, Grace
Clarke, Rob
Cleroux, Shelby and Andre
Coca-Cola Bottling Ltd.
Collins and Barrow
Community Services for
Charity of Canada
Conradie, Rebecca
Costco Wholesale Windsor
Craven, Darrell
Crompton, Gordon
Crouch, Christine
Crow, Deb
Cudmore, Paul
Cummings, Susan
Curran, Mike
Curry, Patrick
Darren Utley Financial
Services
Dave Polowick Design
Davidson, Luke
Day-Tyson, Olivia
Deer Run
Dekker, Ruth
DeSantis, Elizabeth
Dickerson, William
Dietrich, Olive
Dominco, Peggy
Dugal, Michelle
Dunne, John
Earle, Stefin
Eaton Family
Evans, Jennifer
Evon, Brittany
Fisher, Jim
Fox, Brian
Frank Cowan Company
Limited
Fraser, Bruce
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
French, Ann
Fruitman, Lynne
Gagner and Associates
Excel Realty
Gagner Chiropractic
Gagner, Barb
Gagner, Roger
Garcia, Trella
Gardiner, Kathryn
Gawley, Bob
Gendjar, James
Genge, Mike and Mary
Gerber, Harry
Gereghty, Bonnie
Gilbert, Anne
Gilbertson, Darrell
Girard, Elaine
Giroux, Jill
Glasier, Hannah
Glassford, Ernie
Glover, Brian and Judith
Gore, Brett
Goschy, Hanna
Goudreau, Stella and Vince
Gould, Larry
Greenfield Ethanol Inc.
Gregoire, Kelly
Guspro Inc.
Harris Brothers Ltd.
Harris, Lee
Harvey, Jeffrey
Harwood, Heather
Heath, Tom and Helen
Heritage Savings and
Credit Union
Hewitt, Derek
Hinnegan, Trevor
Hole, Keith
Hole, Sara
Honouring Eleanor
Trollope
Hooker, Heather
Hubert, Teresa
Huff, Liz
Huff, Lorraine Irwin
Investors Group
Jackson, Keith
Jackson, Larissa
Jacobson, Rachelle
Jenkins, Jaime
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Chatham-Kent - 2011 cont’d
Strong Kids Campaign
2011 Cont’d
Jones, Wanda
Karsai, Anita
Kennedy, Craig
Kennedy, Jacquelyn
Kerr, Wendy
Kiewitz, Udo
Kraemer, Bert
Krete, Diane
Krete, Donna
Lacharite, Eugenie
Lacombe, Marcel
Lahey, Linda
Laidlaw, Kelly
Lanigan, Catherine
Lansens, Phil
Laprise Farms Ltd.
Lawrence, John and Lorna
Lee, Kelly
Leonard, Rachelle
Letourneau, Lisa
Lighthouse Inn
Lindsay, Linda
Lobbestael, Erin
London, Tony
Lowewn, Henry
Loyer, Jim and Shirley
Lucas, Stephanie
Lyons, John
Mahoney, Chris
Maple City Madcaps
Maple City Office Supply/
Microage
Mardling, Connie
Marshall, Kelly
Mathieu, Mark and Lisa
Maybee, Samantha
McCormick, Lyle
McEwan, Barb and Brett
McEwan, Clare
McGregor, Colin
McGregor, Melissa
McIntyre, Anne
McKenzie, Rod and Judy
McKeough, W. Darcy
McKeown, Cassandra
McKinlay, Brenda
Mclean, Stewart
Mifflin, Danielle
Mike McIntosh Enterprise
Mishizaki, Minnie
Moelker, Len
Morden, Marie
Morlog Family
Myers, Diane
Myers, Ed
Natyshak, Paula
Newham, Sandy
Newman, Jack
Nichols, Jean
Nolan Inspection Services
Nolan, Michelle
Ontario Public Services,
Employees Union Local 130
OPG Inc., Employee’s
Pensioners Charity Trust
Paddick, Brenda
Pangborn, Cathy
Pardy, Mary
Patenaude, Susan
Patten, Chris
Perini, Silva
Pidgeon, Todd
Pittuck, Keegan
Poehlman, Dan
Poissant, Jeannette
Price, Bernie
Prince, Cyndi
Pupulin, Derna
Racher, Erica
RBC Dominion Securities
RDM Therapy
Regts, Bailey
Reid, Brian
Reid, Jim
Reinhardus, John and
Donna
Riegling, Ann C.G.A.
Risdale, Beverley
Risdale, Candice
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
Ritchie, Norm
Robbins, Michelle
Robinson, Scott
Roe, John
Ross, Gloria
Rotary Club of ChathamSunrise
Roundtree, Andrea
Rowland, Chuck and
Rosemary
Royal Lepage Peifer Realty
Ruediger, Guenther
Russchen, Murray
Sabitz, Kim
Sadler, Andrea
Salvana, Michelle
Sanderson, Elaine
Schaffner, Waldtraut
Scotiabank
Seagrave, Joyce
Sharpe, Lauren
Sharples, Kathi
Shaw-Smith, Sabrina
Shelley, John
Shepherd, Robin
Sinasac, Dan
Skipper, Vanessa
Slater, Sharon
Slater, Trevor
Smids, Quinten
Smith Cycle & More
Smith, Lynn
Snow, Jo Anne
Sole Serenity
Standard, Michelle
Stead, Ron
Stephen Wakely Barrister
Stewart, Lisa
Stobbs, Bill
Storey Automotive
Storm, Nancy
Sullivan, Melissa
Takahashi, Florence
Takahashi, Shirley
Tamming, Leann
Tanios, Mona
Tatsu, Garry
Taylor, Anne
Taylor, Greg
Teeuwen, Jeffrey
TekSavvy Solutions Inc.
Telfer, Cathy
Thames Communication
Thompsons Limited
Tim Hortons Advertising
and Promotion Fund
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Trudell, John
Turner, Amy
Unigasco
United Way of ChathamKent
Van Segbrook, Dave
Vanbeers, Randy-Lynn
VanRuymbeke, Marshal
VanSegbrook, Donna
VanSegbrook, Elizabeth
Vavoulis, Fannie
Venner, Shirley
Vestraeten, Tracey
Violot, Deb
Wachsmuth Family
Wachsmuth, Bill
Wallace, Cheryl
Wallace, Don
Wallace, Janet
Wallace, Lyle
Wallace, Robin
Walters, Mike
Warkentin, Sherry Lee
Water Elite
Watson, Judy
Weight Loss Support Group
Weir, Elaine
Williams, Jeff
Wilson, Elizabeth
Wilson, Jennifer
Wuorinen, Jacqueline
YMCA of Greater Toronto
Young, Jennifer
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Chatham-Kent - 2011 cont’d
Capital Campaign
Alexander, Lorna and Bill
Allen, David
Allingham, Dr. Ronald
Allion, Diana
Anderson, Ronald and Joy
Anjema Eye Institute
Antaya, Gail and Calvin
Anonymous (14)
Archibald, Frank
Baelda Holdings Limited
Bailey, Dr. Kathryn and
Dan Blonde
Banks, Elisha
Barron, James and Monica
Barry, Chad
Barrypatch Collectibles
Bartlett Restoration, Ltd.
Bechard, Rick and Maurice
Bedford, Rupert and Pat and
John, Bill and Nancy
Bell
Benko, Ivan
Bentley-MacDonald, Kim and
Graham MacDonald
Biback, Don
Bishop, Wm. and Betty
Black, Garry and Gayda
Blair, Alexandra
Blair, Robin
BMO Financial Group
Bob Campbell Motors Ltd.
Boddy, Patricia
Bodnar, Beverlee J.
Boogaart Family
Boralex Inc.
Bossence, Tim and Pat
Boucquez, Frank
Braddon, Don and Janet
Brad-Lea Meadows Ltd.
Bradley Family
Brennan, Pete and Lila
Burch, Wayne
Burke, Ryan, Megan
and Rachel
Cameron, James and Nancy
Canniff, Darrin and Christine
Carrick, Shawn, Cheryl
and Ricky
Case, Mary
Cayer, Erika
Chapman, Brock and
Margaret
Chapple Fuels Limited
Chaput, Gail
Chatham “Y” Pool Sharks
Chatham Comfort Inn
Chatham Kent Community
Foundation
Chatham Kent Family Y.M.C.A.
Foundation
Chatham Kent Home
Hardware Building Centre
Chatham Public Recreation
Centre Committee Inc.
Cherun, Lillian
Chinnick, Margaret and Del
CIBC
Clark, Lynn
Clarke, Rob
Collins Barrow CK/Paul
Cudmore
Comiskey, Mike /Comiskey
Insurance Adjusters Inc.
Cook, Fred A.
Corbiere, Lucy
Corrente, Linda and John
and Family
Corsini, Carlo A.
Cowan, Anne
Craven, Darrell
Crawford, Peter and Dolores
Crow, Deb
Cummings, Beth and Doug
and Family
Cummings, Laura
Currah, Brett and Lisa
Curtin, Theresa
Dalios, Ted G.
Davenport, Greg and
Christine and Family
Davidson, Luke
Daymond, Debbie
Deline, Chris and Launa
Denure, Reg and Brenda
Dillon Consulting Ltd.
Dillon, Sean
Dionne, Alicia
do Forno, Kate and Richard
Drouillard
Domony, Meghan, Jean
and Mike
Dorssers
Doyle, Doris E.
Dumoulin-Jeromel, Amy
Dziver, Joe
Eberlee, Lois and Ross
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
Eldon, Gerry and Christine
and Family
Entegrus
Evans, Andrew and Stephanie
Evans, Cate
Fairbairn Holdings Inc.
Fantuz Family
Farm Credit Canada
Ferguson, John
Ferrari, Eva and Don
Fox, Bob and Lynn
Freedom 55 Financial, A
Division of London Life
Insurance Co.
French, Diane
Gagner, Julie
Gardiner, Kathryn
Gardiner-Laycraft, Eunice M.
Gaudrault, Mark
Gaudrault, Rocky and Ginny
Geddes, Maureen
Genge, Mike, Mary, Fraser
and Erin
Gereghty, Bonnie
Gilbert, Margaret
Gillis, Diane
Gillis Family
Giroux, Jill
Glasier, Mark and Family
Glasier, Sam
Glassco, Helen
Glassman, Evi
Glenn, Lucy and Francis
Glover, Brian, Judith and
Brynelle
Goldring, Jane
Goldsmith, Doug
Goudreau, Vince and Stella
Gould, Larry Nelson
Grant, Alyssa
Great-West Life Assurance Co.
Greenfield Ethanol Inc.
Guspro Inc./Paul Sunnen,
August and Marian Sunnen
Guyett, Georgina M.
Haley, Donna
Hare, Dr. Mark
Heath, Tom and Helen
Heritage of Hope Counselling
and Adoption
Heuvelmans Chevrolet Buick
GMC Cadillac Ltd.
Highgate, Sherman
and Elaine
Hinnegan, Trevor and Kim
Hoffman, Dan
Honda House
Honouring Eleanor Trollope
Hook, Elaine
Hook, Ruth
Hooker, Heather
Howard J. Rees Foundation
Howell, Max, Ruth, Brian
and Bonnie
Huron Construction Co.
Limited
Hyland Seeds
In memory of Bruce G.
Mitchell
In memory of Myla Legate
In memory of Nick Sullo
In memory of Ruth Reid
Investors Group
Jackson, Wendy
James and Patricia Bullock
Foundation
James Wickett Professional
Corporation
Janssens, Jake and Margaret
Janzen, Jim, Heather
and Family
Johnson, Douglas and Melanie
Johnston, Carolyn
Johnston, Ian and Janet
Johnston, Nicole L.
Jones, Vira
JP Contractors
Karry, Elizabeth and Theodore
Keith, Victoria
Kent Farm Supplies Limited
Kerr, Bill and Annalee
Kerr Farms Ltd.
Kerr, Moira
Kerr, Robert
Kerr, Wendy
Kilby, Mike and Joy
Kiwanis Club of ChathamKent Golden K
Kruger Energy
Kys, Ed and Barb
Lally Family at
Victory Ford Lincoln
Lapointe Family
Lapointe, Laurie
Laprise, Jean Marie & Lucille
Lawrence, Doug
Lawrence, John and Lorna
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Chatham-Kent - 2011 cont’d
Capital Campaign Cont’d
Lawrence, Lindsay
Lawton, Rheta
Legue, Debra
Leszczynski, Richard and
Josephine
Ligori, Angelo and Rosella
Lipinski, Amanda
Logan, Holly
Loyer, Jane
Loyer, Jim and Shirley
Lundy Insurance Inc.
Lyons, John and Larisa
Madill, Edna and Ruth
Magee, William Price
Mahoney, Chris and Sally
Maizex Seeds Inc.
Mardling, Nancy
Mares, Jordan, Tyler, Gail
and Joe
Mariconda, Diane
Marson, Rob
Martin, Gayle
Mason, Elaine
Mast, Albert
MC Business Solutions
McCarthy, W. Kenneth
and Judith M.
McEwan, Brett, Barbara,
Cameron and Ross
McGee, Kathi
McGlynn, Peter
McGregor, Colin and Gail
McGregor, Don and Barbara
McKenzie, Rod and Judy
McKeough Supply
McKeough, Darcy and Joyce
and Ann Carruthers
McKeown, Cassandra and
Trevis Lebert
McKinlay Funeral Homes Ltd.
McLauchlin, Dr. Michael
McLeod, ML & JD
Meko, Mark II and Joseph
Zarebski
MicroAge
Miller, Colleen
Moir, Janice
Moir, Scott and Lynn
Molly Maid/Janet E. Walker
Moon, Jack and Jane
Morden, Marie
Morlog Family
Morrison, Jack and Ann
Municipality of Chatham-Kent
Myers, Hilda M.
Myers, Rob and Cathy
Nagle, Joseph-Rose
Nash, Betty
National Bank of Canada
Natyshak, Paula
Newcombe, Kingsley
and Jeanne
Nichols, E. Jean
Norval, Jayne
O’Brien, Frances C.
O’Hara, Clancy
Ontario Trillium Foundation
P.J. Weaver Industries Ltd.
Pankrac, Harold
Pattern Energy Group
Peifer, Brian/Royal Lepage
Peifer
Perini, Silva
Picard, Esther
Pickard, Steve
Pickford, Jill
Pidduck, Sandra
Pinsonneault, Katie
Pioneer Hi-Bred International
Poole, Donald and Margaret
Poppe, Kees and Audrey
and Family
Pounds, Tara
Powell, John and Jeni
Preferred Transport Limited
Prince, Earl and Corinne
Pritchard, Scott, Terry, Andrew
and Chelsea
Pupulin, Derna
Quinn, Jeanette
Raaymakers, Germaine
and Family
Racher, Erica
Rankin, Elizabeth
Ray-Mac Distributors Limited
Rayment, Gary
RBC Foundation
RBC Investments /Colin
McGregor
Reaume, Beverly
Reeb, Carol and Francis
Reid, Robert
Reinhardus, Donna and John
Rigaux, Tammy Marie
RJ Equipment
RM Classic Cars Inc.
Robbins, Ed
Robbins, Maxine
Robbins, S.F. Arnold
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
Robertson, Dave
Robertson, Derek
Robertson, Jim
Rocheleau, Xzavier and
Keagan
Rochon, Jose
Rodger Industries
Roe, Dr. John and Eleanor
Ross Insurance Brokers
Roszell, Dr. Sheri L. and
Stephen E. Jahns
Rotary Club of Chatham
Rotary Club of Chatham
Sunrise
Rowland, Chuck and
Rosemary
Rowlands, Paul and Debbie
Roy Investments
Roy, Paul and Rose-Marie
Ruediger, Mr. and Mrs.
Guenther
Scherer, Curtis
Scotiabank
Seager, Robert and Wendy
Sharp, Teresa
Sharpe, Lauren
Shaw-Smith, Sabrina
Shepherd, Carol and Robin
Shillington, Peter and Ruth
Shropshire, Don
Skipper, Vanessa L
Smith, Lynn
Smith, Mary Matt and
Morghan
South Kent Wind Project
Sparks, Brian and Nancy
St. Andrew’s United Church,
AOTS Men’s Club
Steele, James and Lillian
Steele, Norah
Stewart, Suzie
Stinson, Susan and Family
Stirling, Art and Grace
Stone, Dr. and Mrs. J.
and Family
Storey, Tom and Cindy
Storm, Nancy P.
Sullo, Enio and Linda
Sunnen, August and Marian
Swanson, Alva E.
Tatro Equipment Sales Ltd.
TD Canada Trust
Teasdale Family
Teeuwen, Jeffrey
TekSavvy Solutions Inc.
Thames Communications Ltd.
Thamesville Sertoma Club
The Ancient & Honourable
Company of Revellers of
Blenheim & District
The Estate of Mary Uniac
The RHCC Aquafit (Mon-Fri)
Classes
Thompson, Wesley and Nancy
Thompson, Wesley and
Patricia
Thompsons Limited
Tides Canada Foundation at
the request of Patrick Ryan
and Ancilla Foundation
through Central Alabma
Community Foundation
Tim Hortons Store Owners of
Chatham-Kent
Tippin, Terry and Sue
Blackburn
Todgham, Herb and Irene
and Family
Total Package Management
Tran, Quoc Dr. and Mrs.
Transcom Worldwide Inc.
Tremblay, Marco, Sheila,
Nicolas and Stephanie
Tremblay, Siobhan and Ken
Trevor Hinnegan Law Office
Trudell, Betty
Unigaso Community Credit
Union
United Way of Chatham-Kent
Van Kesteren Hyundai
Van Watteghem, Frank
VanEjkern, Margie
Vavoulis, Fannie
Wachsmuth Family
Wachsmuth, Rolfe
Walker, George
Walker-Mathieu, Lisa
Wallace, Donald E.
Walters, Mike
Warriner Family
Watson, Rob and Kellie
Watson, Paul D.
Weaver, Pat, Elaine and Family
Welton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Lloyd
Whitehead, Allan
Wilson Holme Ltd.
Wilson, Dorothy
Wilson, Jeff and Jennifer
Wiseman, Jennifer
Wood, Neil E. Q.C.
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Goderich-Huron - 2011
Strong Kids
Campaign 2011
Major-McEwan, Barb
Aitken, Jo Anne
Maple Leaf Chapter IODA
Armstrong, Bronwyn
Martin, Paula
Bell Aliant
McDougall, Eric
Bell Canada
McIIhargey, Monique
Bos, Brittany
Meriam, David
Brenner, Joe
Metcalfe, W.H.
Brewster, Emily
Miller, Debbie
Costello, Ken
Millian, Tracy
Crete, Michelle
Miltenburg, Paige
Culberts Bakery Ltd.
Needles, Meredith
Davey, Chris
Numan, April
Dawson, Jane
Peters, Kaity
Degroot, Alison
Pettit, Rick
Dietz, Lorraine
Plunkett, Cindy
Driver, Jason
Potter, Bruce
Eastlink
Probus Club of Goderich
Elliott, Taylor
Risdale, Lesley
Fair, Shawn
Ross, Kathryn
Francis, Rob
Rowe, Jeff
Frank Cowan Company Limited
Schaerer, Carolyn
Gaudette, Jamie
Sowerby, Ronald
Gauthier, David
Sprung, Sheila
Gauthier, Sherry
Stanley, Jamie
Gibson, Patricia
Stoecker, Allison
Goderich District Collegiate Institute
Strong, Suzanne
Heinbuch, Danielle
Swan, Nora
Howe Lobb, Nisa
The Davey Kids - Will and Nicole
Howe, Paul
Thomasson, Bruce
Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club
Thomson, Anne Marie
Hutchinson, Nancy
Imanse, Peter
Township of Ashfield, Colbourn band
West Wawanosh
King, Kay
VanGaalen, Kristin
Lane, Jane
VanGaalen, Nichole
Larstone, Deb
VanOsch, Jenna
Laudenbach, Joseph and Margaret
Vercruyssen, Brooklyn
Leddy, Sue
Walden, Jillian
Lomas-McGee, Kathi
Wendler, Adam
Love, Brenda
Whitely, James
MacDonald, Jennifer
Willows, Suzette
MacDonald, Vanessa
YMCA Board of Management
Maitland Valley Medical Centre
Zurbrigg, Christine
Mallough, Kristopher
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Sarnia-Lambton - 2011
Strong Kids
Campaign 2011
Abrametz, Nick
Acklands Grainger
Allan, George and Janet
Allen, Jon
Allen, Reginald and
Caroline
Allin, Faye
Altay, Altay
Aluma Systems Inc.
Anderson Webb Limited
Anstett, Ann
Athanasopoules, Sue
At-Tec Equipment Limited
Atterbury, Alecia
B&D Insulation Inc.
Bain, Andrew
Bank of Montreal, Lambton
Mall Road Branch
Barber, Mark and Corrie
Barrons, Paul
Baysar Office Equipment
Inc.
Beaubien, Victoria
Belan, Linda
Benedictus, John
Bennett, Chris
Bernier, Sheri
Best, Don
Bill Hoekstra General
Contracting
Black & McDonald
Bluewater Bridge Canada
Bluewater Plumbing
Bluewater Power
Blysniuk, Carolyn
Bociurko, Dr. George
Bodkin, Khielea
Boersema, Nick
Boilermakers Local 128
Bolzon, Tracey
Boone, Karie
Bore, Jodie
Boutilier, Elyse Edith
Brain, Laurie
Brandon, Linda
Breen, Kim
Bridgeo, Mike
Bright’s Grove Family
Pharmacy
Brinksman, Jessica
Bristow, Duncan
Brogden, Stephanie
Brooks, Amber
Brown, Heather
Brown, Sandy
Buehlow, Brittany
Bunda, Jim
Burden, Melissa
Burger, Tom
Cain, Donna
Caldwell, Carey
Cameron, Dawn
Cameron, Pamela
Canadian Structural &
Mechanical Ltd.
CCI Studios
Cebulski, Joe
Charbonneau, Taryn
Chedore, Mary Ann
Chi Running/Chi Walking
CHOK 103.9 FM
Christmas, Jeff
Chute, Shannon
CIBC-Community
Investment
cineSarnia
Clarke, Bridgette
Cline, John
Clubb, Ashley
Clysdale Heat Treating Ltd.
Coady, Joann
Cohen, Harold
Cole, Allan
Comco Pipe and Supply Co.
Cooperators
Culp, Janice
Cullen, Vanessa
Curran, Ray
D’Andrea, Rita
Davidson, Emily
Davison, Kevin
DeGroot, John
Dell, Robert and Nadyne
Dennis, Rickey
Desbienes, Mike
Deschenes, Bailee
DeWagner, Brian
Di Cocco Contractors Ltd.
Dibrita, Andrea
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
Dillon, Sean
DiMaria, Frank and Colleen
Dinell, Amy
Dixon, Pam
DMW Electrical
Instrumentation Inc.
Doering, Patrick
Doidge, John
Donald, Kathryn
Dontas, Sarah
Doodles Promotions
Doughty, Paul
Dudley, Shaelagh
Dufresne, Louis
Dunseith, Carol
Durco, Kari
Durocher, Dave and Leann
Dutton, Rick
Electrozad
Elliott, Donald
Elliott, James
Elliott, Katie
Entrop, Sandra
Evans, Cate
Evers, Vincent
Fader, Dorothy
Fairbairn, Niel
Farrell, Andrea
Faubert, Laura
Fawcett, Tracie
First Christian Reformed
Church Deaconate
Fisher, Jeff
Fletcher, Liz
Florence, John
Floro, Amanda
Food Basics
Forbes, Heather
Forsythe, Aidan
Foss, Ian
Foster, Denise
Fournie, Nicole
Francis DeSena Law Office
Frattaroli, Virginia
Gannon, Mary
Gatt, Tina
GCI-GlassCell Isofab
General Maintenance
Services
Giammaria, Jeanne
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Sarnia-Lambton - 2011 cont’d
Strong Kids
Campaign Cont’d
Gilbert, Deborah
Gilchrist, John
Gildner, Pam
Giller Girl Book Club
Gillis, Gerry
Glavin, Krissy
Green, Richard
Gregorio, Lynn
Gregory, Kenneth and
Carolyn
Griffiths, Val
Grogan, Richard
Hahn, Karen
Haines Printing
Hakker, Tara
Halket, Nikki
Hall, Judy
Hall, Tyler
Hammond, Geoff
Harris, Jason M.
Harris, Natalie
Hathaway, Jason
Hayes, Kristina
Henry, Marlene
Hertz
Hessel, Andrea
Hillaby, Angela
Hogan, Mary Ann
Holland Cleaning
Solutions Ltd.
Hulshof, Harriet
Huron Flight Centre Inc.
Imperial Oil - Esso
Impro
Industrial Covers
Innivity Marketing Group
Investors Group
Jackson, Ross and Gayle
Jackson, Susan
James, Eliott
Jan, Sarah
Janoska, Robert
Janzen, Jim, Heather and
Family
Jerome, Cheryl
Johnson, Kathy
Jonegsma, Perry
Jones, Denise
Jones, Jamie
Jutzi, Paula
K&L Construction Ltd.
Karr, Cheryl
Kel-Gor Ltd.
Kenny, Gerard
Kenny, Kevin
Kern Water
Killingbeck, Danielle
Kinart, Larry and Maureen
King, Lyndsey and Derek
Knights of Columbus
Kofman, Alexei
Konc, Steve
Kot, Trevor
Krale, Arthur
Krauza, Darcy and Shiela
Krick, Lestra
Kwik Kopy Design and Print
Centre
Labadie, Matt
Lacasse, Nicole
Lacasse, Paula
Lachine, Kevyn
Lambton Metal Service
Langs Bus Line
Lanna, Kristen
Latimer, Lauren
Lauzon, Jennifer
Lawlor, Vera
LeBrasceur, Kyle
Leduc, Marlene
LeFaive, Jenny
Lerch, Karsten
Lindsay, Terry
Litrenta, Edward and Krista
Little Caesars Pizza/
LAMM Inc.
Little, Catharine
Liuna Local 1089
Lloyd, Melisa
Loblaws
Lombardi, JoAnne
Lowe, Jackie
Loxton, Laurie
Lyndon Security
Maaten Construction
Limited
Maaten, Pat
MacDonald’s Restaurant
Mackenzie Milne Industrial
Hardware & Equipment
MacKenzie Oil Limited
MacNeil, Marlene
MacSweeney, Monica
Madery, Mary Kaye
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
Magerman and Raes
Maharaj, Skylar
Maitland, Mike
Mammoet Canada
Manktelow, Sonya
Margetts, Kerry and Laura
Masson, Monika
McAffer, JoAnne M.
McAllister, Stephen and
Jenifer
McCabe Promotional
Advertising
McCabe, Christie
McCaffrey, Dianne
McCarthy, Julie
McCaw, Joan and Jerry
McDonald, Kim
McFadyen, George and
Anne
McKay, Sharon
McKay, Stella
McKenney Holdings Inc.
Mclam, Eric
McMullen, Anna
McMurray, Jim and Carolyn
McPherson, Nadine
Meads, Josh
Mellon Inc.
Meredith, Philip
Metro Inc.
Michael Mroczek Youth
Fitness
Micor Source for Sports
Mika, Paula
Millier, Kim
Milliquet, Amanda
Mislan, Paul F.
Mitchell, Jane
Moloy, Jessica
Moore, Judy
Moran, Keith
Morden National Sales
and Marketing Inc.
Moreira, Rochelle
Mott, Daniel
Mott, Jenny
Mulholland, Greta
Murphy, Mandy
Nichols, Kaitlyn
Nicholson, Anna
Nisbet, Robert
Norm Brandon Limited
O.S.S.T.F. District 10
Lambton Kent
Okutinyang, Onome
Olah, Denise
OLG
On Communication
O’Neill, Judi
OPG Employees Pensioners
Pacheco, Lesley
Paisley, Gayle
Palmer, Christine A.
Palmer, William
Parks, Michelle
Patel, Chandrika
Patterson, Brenda
Perry, Richard
Peters, Leslie
Petherick, Barry
Petrusev, Nick
Pevec, Rebecca
Pickard, Melynda
Piggott, Dana
Piggott, Stefany
Pitvor, Wendy
Pool, Kartina
Poort, Meaghan
Pounds, Tara
Precision Concepts
Construction Inc.
Price, Garry and Laurel
Pringle, Nancy
Pullen, Leslie
Raaymakers, Marty
Rajput, Rita
RBC Foundation
Reid, Jen
Retired Teachers of Ontario
Riley, Shawna
Robbins, Joyce and Richard
Robertson, Heather
Rondinelli, Vanessa
Ross, R. Cam
Ross, Susan
Rotary Club of Sarnia
Rowlinson-Thorpe, Laurie
Royal Canadian Legion BR
62
Running Room Ltd.
Rusticus, Kim
S.P.F.F.A. Benefits Lottery
Sarnia Community
Foundation
Sarnia Concrete Products
Sarnia Construction
Association
2011
Annual Report
Donors
Sarnia-Lambton - 2011
Sarnia Lambton Business
Development Corp.
Sarnia Lambton Federal
Liberal Association
Sarnia Lambton Golden K
Sarnia Lambton Workforce
Development
Sarnia Sting Booster Club
Sarnia Sting Hockey Club
Sarnia Swimming
Saunders, Mike
Schmidt, Amy
Schrader, Kathy
Sebben, Kasen and Colby
Service Master
Shadforth, Susan
Shell Canada Limited
Shuman, Tim
Sign Here Graphics Window Tinting
Signature-LUX Builders
Silk, Julie
Simon, Rachel
Simpson, Heather
Sloan Insulations
Slowka, Terry
Small, Anita
Smith, Angie
Smith, Brian
Smith, Derek
Smith, Donna
Smith, Jo-Anne
Smith, Michelle
Smith, Siobhan
Smith, Tanya
Sole, Rachel
Speed, Alex
St. Clair Auto Repair Ltd.
St. Louis, Anne
Standing, Tammie
Stead, Mary-Jane
SteelMax Metal Service
Steeplejack Services
Steere, Nancy
Steeves & Rozema
Steinman, Randy
Stewart, Jade
Storozuk, Nataschja
Strathroy Dance Club
Stupar, Milka
Summit Insulation Inc.
Surman, Jonathan
Swithenbank, Denise
Szaefer, Carl
T.J. McCarthy Limited
T.S.M. Limited
Taylor, Tracey
TD Bank
Technical Heat Treatment
Services Ltd.
Teft, Lisa
Telus
Thachuk, Courtney
The Brown’s
Thomas, Chris
Thompson, Courtney
Thompson, Eric
Tibbetts, Becky
Tomlinson Enterprises Ltd.
Tornado Insulation
Tourism Sarnia Lambton
Tranter, Yvonne
Trijan Industries
Trinity Church
TRL Financial Inc.
Tully, Shawn
U.A. Local 663, Plumbers
& Pipefitters
University of Windsor
Vachon, Gil
Vandenberge, Shelley
Vanderheide, Joleen
Vannatter, Michele
Ventura, Kim
Vickerd, Marnie
Viglasky, Alex
Vozza Contracting
Vozza, Sandy
Walker, Karen
Walters, Mike
Walton, Shelley
Watson, Marie
Watson, Miriam
Weed, Gary
Wescott, Sharon
What’s Your Sign
Wilde, Catherine
Wildschut, Kristine
Williams, Sarah
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
Wilson, Jennifer
Wilson, Katelyn B.
Winmar
Wolseley Industrial Products
Woodley, Donald
WorleyParsons Canada
Services Ltd.
Worsley, Mike
Wright, Connie
Wygergangs, Ingrid
YMCA of Greater Toronto
Zantingh Direct Inc.
Capital Campaigns
Anderson, Gordon
Bridgeview Marina
Callister Musico Insurance
Cebulski, Joe
Economical Insurance
Evans, Cate
First Solar Development Inc.
Fullerton, Edward
Gamble Insurance
Gore Mutual Insurance
Company Foundation
Grogan, Richard
Hogan, Marcia A.
IA Clarington Investments Inc.
Intact Financial Corporation
Janzen, Jim
Kel-Gor Ltd.
Kohlmeier, Jace
Lockrey, Cynthia
Lyndon Security
Mott, Jenny
Ontario Power Generation
Ontario Trillium Foundation
Palimaka, Alex
RBC Royal Bank
Smith, Michelle
Steeves & Rozema
Taylor, Tracey
TD Bank Group
The Dominion of Canada
Insurance Company
Vosburg, Barry
Walters, Mike
Wilson, Jennifer
2011
Annual Report
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A two-year-old girl attends daycare while her single mom goes to
work each morning relieved that she can feel confident her only
child is being well cared for.
A 55-year-old man, on the road to recovery following a heart
attack, begins to exercise for the first time in his life and loses 20 lbs
in the process.
A 36-year-old woman, who is new to Canada, learns the necessary
language and cultural skills required to land her first job in Canada.
Whether it’s Sarnia-Lambton, Chatham-Kent, Goderich-Huron,
Clinton or North Middlesex, there are countless examples of how the
Y is changing lives. Each and every day, the Y touches so many lives
in all of our communities.
Donations to the YMCA ensure that we can do this necessary work.
We are thankful for the many generous business leaders, partners
and individuals who donate to our capital campaigns, Strong Kids
Campaign, renewal projects, and program development. Together
we are making sure that the YMCAs across Southwestern Ontario
continue their commitment to their communities.
YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
2011
Annual Report
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YMCAs across
Southwestern Ontario
2011
Annual Report