ANNUAL REPORT 2012 - 2013

ANNUA L R EPO RT 201 2 - 2013
M E S SAGE F ROM T HE FO UNDATI O N
Message from the Foundation
The support of you, our donors, is essential
over $4.2 million! Our Foundation exists because of
in providing funds for the latest in modern
the passion and support of you, our donors and your
medical equipment, ongoing research and
desire to help us create a healthier tomorrow. We are
specialized health programs to ensure our
amazed every day by your continued generosity and
young patients receive the excellence in
feel very fortunate to have the support of so many
care they both need and deserve.
of our community’s individuals, corporations and
organizations year after year.
Our hospital staff work tirelessly, continuing to go
above and beyond to offer our children high-quality
With more than 120,000 patient visits each year,
health care, but they cannot do this alone. They will
the Janeway is a vital component in our day-to-day
always need your help to provide them with the
lives. On behalf of the Janeway Foundation’s Board
tools necessary to care for our children.
of Directors and Staff, we thank you for helping
make a difference in the lives of our province’s most
We have had a terrific year – together, with the
support of approximately 25,000 donors, raising
precious resource – our children.
LLOYD POWELL
Chair
LYNN SPARKES
Executive Director
Janeway Children’s Hospital
Foundation Board of Directors
Janeway Children’s
Hospital Foundation
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Grace Hart
J A N E WAY C HIL DR EN’S MI R ACLE
N E T WORK C HAMPI O N
p r e sen ted by wa l mart canada
Each year, the Children’s Miracle Network
Despite the hours and years she is to spend receiving
honors remarkable children from Canada
care, Grace dreams of being a dancer. With a strong
and the United States who have triumphed
will, a kind heart and enduring determination,
despite severe medical challenges.
one day she will be.
Grace Hart was selected as the Janeway’s 2012-2013
As the 2012-2013 Janeway Champion, Grace,
Children’s Miracle Network Champion. At the
along with Champions from each of the pediatric
age of nine, Grace Hart has already had 128 blood
hospitals throughout Canada, took part in Champion
transfusions to help treat Diamond Blackfan Anemia,
Events in Ottawa, visiting Parliament Hill and Rideau
an extremely rare blood condition.
Hall. All Canadian Champions then travelled to
Florida to meet the United States Champions and
When Grace struggled to stay awake through daily
take part in Children’s Miracle Network Celebration
feeding, doctors at the Janeway Children’s Health and
Events at Walt Disney World.
Rehabilitation Centre ordered tests and treatments
to rally this little girl’s strength. Unresponsive at first,
additional tests were ordered to confirm that Grace
had Diamond Blackfan Anemia. Transfusion dependent
for the rest of her life, she receives blood every 21 days
under the care and supervision of a committed team
of doctors, nurses and health care providers at the
Janeway to restore her strength and health.
“Grace looks forward to her hospital visits because of the care
and support she receives from staff who welcome and treat her,”
says Grace’s mom, Terri-Lynn. “She’s a happy girl with lots of
energy and everyone at the Janeway both know and love her.”
Janeway Children’s Miracle Network Telethon
28th Annual Janeway Children’s Miracle Network Telethon
June 2nd and 3rd, 2012 on NTV
It was another record-breaking year for the
and heard heart-warming stories of how the medical
11.5 hour-long 28th Annual Janeway Children’s
staff of the Janeway are helping the children of our
Miracle Network Telethon, with a final Tote
province overcome their illnesses or injuries.
Board total of $2,502,408!
LOCATIONS
• St. John’s – Janeway Hospital
• Corner Brook – City Hall
• Grand Falls/Windsor – College of the North Atlantic
• Happy Valley/Goose Bay – Universal Helicopters
• Labrador City – Provincial Airlines
2011-2012 CHAMPION CHILD | Jacob Whelan
Birth Date: January 1, 2007
Mom and Dad: Joyce and Kevin Whelan
As our volunteers manned the phones and pushed
DIRA (Deficiency in Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist)
This was a year of many exciting firsts with
for donations, the people of our province called in
Pediatric Rheumatologist: Dr. Paul Dancey
NTV as our new Telethon Broadcaster; Wavelight
their pledges. Our donors’ support of the Janeway
Jacob’s parents looked forward to many firsts with their
Productions as our producer; and the launch of
Telethon will help provide critically needed equipment,
newborn baby, but being the first person in the world
the social media desk, where we received wonderful
ground-breaking research and help train our health
diagnosed with Deficiency in Interleukin-1 Receptor
comments and stories from our family and friends
care providers of tomorrow.
Antagonist (DIRA) was not one they expected.
across the province, who showed their tremendous
support for the Janeway.
This disease is caused by a mutation in the protein
The Janeway is there for you if you ever happen to
gene that prevents the body from blocking
need it. And that’s what the Telethon is all about –
inflammation. At one point, Jacob’s body was swollen
During the Telethon, viewers received a look into
making sure we have the best care possible for
the inner workings of the Janeway Children’s Hospital,
all our kids in Newfoundland and Labrador.
from head to toe and covered with fluid-filled
lesions. After tireless research, Jacob’s medical team
administered a drug that worked astoundingly well,
and they saw significant improvements. He continues
to undergo daily injections, replacing what his little body
is unable to produce. His team at the Janeway Children’s
Health and Rehabilitation Centre continue to follow
and monitor his unique condition.
With a smile that lights up any room, Jacob is described
as a polite and pleasant little boy with a great
imagination and a love of toy tractors and dump trucks.
Having overcome such great odds, Jacob and his family
have a lot to be thankful for.
Janeway GIFT for Kids Golf Tournament & Helicopter Ball Drop
9th Annual Janeway GIFT for Kids Charity Golf Tournament
September 13th, 2012 at Bally Haly Golf & Country Club
p res en ted by the janeway chil dre n ’s h osp i tal f oun dat i on an d t h e groc e ry fo u n dat i o n o f at l a n t i c c a n a da
The Helicopter Ball Drop was a great success again
were dropped from a Universal Helicopter onto the
sales raised over $129,000 to help fund the purchase
this year. Tickets were sold from Saturday, July 28th
driving range at Bally Haly during the Janeway GIFT
of specialized equipment, staff education, pediatric
to Sunday, August 12th at all Dominion, SaveEasy and
for Kids Charity Golf Tournament.
research and specialized health programs for the
Janeway Children’s Health & Rehabilitation Centre.
Sobeys stores province-wide and at Bidgood’s in
Goulds. The lucky winner of the Helicopter Ball
During this event, our participants enjoyed an
Drop Grand Prize “Airfare for Two” to any Air Canada
afternoon of golf, special competitions and prizes
Scheduled Destination plus $1,000 was chosen when
galore, all ending in a delicious supper buffet.
numbered golf balls, corresponding to ticket numbers,
The Golf Tournament and Helicopter Ball Drop ticket
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Planned Giving
We all have a particular reason for giving.
Planning a gift in your Will or Estate Plan can help to change
lives for generations to come, ensuring that Newfoundland and
Labrador’s children have every advantage possible, offering them
the best chance for a healthy future.
JEMIMA (MIMIE) BRUSHETT
Mimie was born on February
20, 1917 in St. John’s, NL.
She enjoyed life to the fullest,
raising her family, singing in
her church choir, bowling, and
volunteering for The Salvation
Army, up until 93 years of age.
Mimie’s granddaughter was a patient of the Janeway for ten years.
Mimie was always concerned about children getting the medical
treatment they need.
Mimie passed away on October 17, 2011, but her legacy lives on
through a gift that she made to the Janeway from her estate.
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Jamarama
Here at the Janeway, our province’s sick
and injured children wear their PJs each and
every day. Sometimes those days can turn
into weeks or months.
On Friday, October 26th, people from across the
province wore their pajamas to work and school to
support the brave kids in our hospital who don’t get to
change out of their PJs. We have turned pajamas into a
symbol of support, strength, and courage. By wearing
your PJs for Jamarama, you show your support for our
province’s brave children.
On behalf of the Janeway Children’s Hospital Foundation,
we thank you for your support. Because of you, Jamarama
raised over $148,000 for the Janeway Children’s Hospital.
We don’t need to reiterate how important your support
is for all our kids at the Janeway. From broken arms to
serious illnesses, it’s because of you that we can offer
our kids the best possible care.
To find out how to get involved ,
visit www.janewayfoundation.nf.ca.
Your Donations at Work
EDUCATION AND BURSARIES
Due to the rapid advancements in the medical field,
OTHER EDUCATIONAL BURSARIES
IN 2012
continued education for the Janeway’s medical staff is
• “If you can’t breathe, you can’t function”
seminar
essential. The Janeway Foundation continues to fund
• Eyesight to Insight
$100,000 annually towards professional development
• International Orthoptic Scientific Congress
initiatives and educational bursaries throughout the
• Canadian Cardiovascular Congress 2012
EQUIPMENT – CRITICAL CARE CRIB
Saving and improving children’s lives requires
state-of-the-art medical equipment and access
to the latest advancements in medical technology.
One of the many departments that we purchased
hospital’s departments – from pediatric oncology and
equipment for this year was the Pediatric Intensive
cardiology, to neurology and surgery. These initiatives
Care Unit (PICU). PICU cares for children who require
support the education and empowerment of our
RESEARCH
hospital staff, which brings new knowledge and best
practices to our hospital.
24-hour care, using some of our most complex
technology and equipment.
Without funding for ongoing medical research,
advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of
Last year, 191 children were cared for in PICU,
One recent educational grant enabled Clinical
illness and injuries would not be possible. Throughout
with stays ranging from one night to over one year.
Psychologist staff to complete online training in
the Janeway, over 50 ongoing high quality research
One of PICU’s urgently needed items was a Critical
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), a treatment for
projects are currently underway by pediatricians,
Care Crib. Until recently, hospital staff treating
individuals with self-harm behaviours. The DBT treatment
faculty and staff, offering immediate and long-term
older infants and toddlers at the Janeway’s PICU
is effective with adolescents who have experienced
benefits to improve the health and well-being of our
had limited choices of beds for their young patients.
limited success with other therapies. The In-Patient
provinces children and their families.
This presented problems when complete access
Psychiatry Unit at the Janeway strives to offer the most
was needed for difficult procedures, such as
up-to-date therapy available, and this course offered
The Janeway believes research can change the health
additional skills to help meet the needs of our province’s
outomes of our patients and continues to enhance
adolescent children with complex mental health issues.
and expand programs by facilitating clinical trials,
Although newborn cribs are readily available,
At the Janeway, we pride ourselves on providing high
clinical studies and health services initiatives.
older infants and toddlers outgrow these within
intubating the trachea or putting in vascular lines.
quality health care and we are proud to invest in the
months. The Critical Care Crib is designed to
education and training of our physicians and staff.
interface seamlessly with other ICU technology,
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such as mechanical ventilators, invasive
monitoring equipment and IV pumps and tubing.
Multiple attachments for monitors, charts/graphs,
medications and other equipment are added
features of the crib. Through the support of our
donors, we now have three Critical Care Cribs to
care for some of our hospital’s sickest and most
fragile children.
SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT HIGHLIGHTS PURCHASED IN 2012
• Fetal Heart Monitors
•MRI Compatible Ventilator
•Rhino Laryngoscope
•Criticool System
PATIENT VISIT STATS:
• 22,894 visits to Development
and Rehabilitation
Another program funded by the Foundation is
Music Therapy, the clinical use of music to promote
mental and emotional health and improve the quality
of life for children with psychological or physical
conditions. Children like 3-year-old Minxie, who
suffers from severe cerebral palsy and chronic lung
disease. Music Therapy is highly effective in relieving
stress and anxiety, warding off depression and
helping children learn to move in a fun environment,
decreasing their overall muscle tension.
• 33,347 visits to Janeway Emergency
• 2,733 visits to Medical Daycare
• 45,749 visits to Outpatient Clinics
CHILD HEALTH PROGRAMS
Many children spend extended periods of time
at the Janeway dealing with serious health concerns
that affect their overall well-being and mental health.
Through donor support, our medical team is able
to provide programming in areas such as LifeStyles,
Eating Disorders and Diabetes, all of which teach
children to better care for themselves today,
improving their overall health for the future.
Music Therapy continues to help Minxie grow
and thrive in so many astounding ways!
Amie Richards
2012-2013 Janeway Donors
DR. CLIFTON J. JOY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
($75,000+)
Bank of Nova Scotia (Head Office)
Costco
Husky Energy Operations Ltd.
RDC (NL Building & Construction Trades Council)
Suncor Energy
The Grocery Foundation of Atlantic Canada
Walk for Miracles Presented by Walmart
Walmart Canada
RAINBOW BUILDER AWARD
($50,000+)
Canada Post Employees
Sobeys District Office
Vale
CHILDREN’S CHAMPION AWARD
($25,000+)
Children’s Miracle Network
Dinner for Levi
Dominion Stores (Head Office)
Model T Ford
Sisters of Mercy Generalate
MIRACLE MAKER AWARD
($10,000 +)
Beothic Fish Processors Ltd.
Coast to Coast Against Cancer Foundation
Construction Labour Relations Association
Dairy Queen Canada
EllisDon Corporation
Izaih Whalen Project By Pilley’s Island Recreation
Kent Building Supplies
Long & McQuade Musical Instruments
McKeil Marine Limited
Newfoundland & Labrador Down Syndrome Society
Ros Butler Memorial Golf Tournament
Royal Bank (Main Branch)
Sagona Drugs
Telelink – The Call Centre Inc.
TELUS
The Spirit of Children
DREAM BUILDER AWARD
($5,000+)
Air Canada
Alexis Burden Project
Atlantic Towing Limited
Atlantica Restaurant
Bell Aliant Pioneers Newfoundland Chapter
CIBC
Clayton Reid
Coleman’s Food Centre
Co-op Atlantic (Head Office)
East Coast Mortgage Brokers
Eilish Walsh Physician PMC
Extra Life Gaming Marathon
Fairway Insurance
Freezerland Foods Inc.
H.J. O’Connell Construction Ltd.
Hannah Project
Hickman Motors Limited
Janeway Merchandise – Counter Sales
Johnson Inc.
Jim Burton
Jim Knee
Knightsbridge Robertson Surrette
Lions Club (Deer Lake)
Loblaw
Medavie Blue Cross
Myles Bennett Project
Newfoundland & Labrador Credit Union
Charitable Foundation
North Atlantic Lining
North Atlantic Refining Limited
Pennecon Limited
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our donors, who represent
the true nature of our province’s generosity and philanthropy.
Production Services Network
RE/MAX Plus Realty Inc.
Rick Brown
Rita Pennell Walk-A-Thon
St. John’s IceCaps Hockey Club
TD Bank Group (Automatic Monthly Donors)
Teddy Bear Convoy
Templeton Academy
Terra Nova Motors Limited
The Legion Hospital Telethon
Urban Planet
Van Oord
Volunteer Fire Department (Bay Roberts)
WHSCC Social Club
SMILE MAKER AWARD
($1,000+)
A.P. Low Primary School
Aaron & Zachary Recycling Project
Aaron Guy Project
Aaron Penton Walk-A-Thon
Adam Baker Project
All Hallow’s Elementary
Alice Tobin
All Saints All Grade School
Amelia Engram Memorial Project
Anonymous 2012
Anonymous 2013
Atlantic Lottery Corporation
Barnes Family Project
Barry Reddy
Bay d’Espoir Pre-school
Belanger Memorial High School
Blake Rodway Project
Blake Smith Project
Bob Buckingham Law
Bonavista PharmaChoice
Brianna Meadus Project
British Confectionery Company Limited
Brookfield Dairy Group
Brooklyn Diamond Project
Browning Harvey Ltd.
Burgeo Academy
Buy a Bear Foundation
C.C. Loughlin School
CAA Atlantic Limited
Cal LeGrow Insurance (St. John’s)
Canadian Coast Guard (A Shift)
Canadian Forces Naval Engineering School
CAP SERV CO.
Caring for Kids Walk for the Janeway
Catamaran Park
Central Dairies
Children’s Choice Learning Centre
Child’s Play Charity
Chloe Piercey Project
CJ & Jake Hollett Project
Clarence Gosse
Clarenville Ford Sales Ltd.
Clearwater Seafoods Ltd. (Grand Bank Division)
Coastal Outdoors
Coca Cola Bottling Company
College of the North Atlantic – Baker-Lee Dining Hall
Colton St. Croix Project
Coppers for Katie
Cecilia Corbett
Cowan Heights Elementary
Corwin Skinner
Creative Kids Day Care
Crew Members on the Apollo & The Straight of Bell Isle
Cynthia Laurie
Daphne Billings
Dave Peet Siding & Renovations Ltd.
David Shandera & Vicki Mercer Memorial Project
Dawe’s Welding & Sons Limited
Debbie H. Reid
Dennis & Mary Byrne Project
David G. Norris
Dominion Sea Enterprise
Don Wall
Donald C. Jamieson Academy
Downhome Kitchen
Dynamic Air Shelters
Early Learning Centre
Eastern Residential Support Board Inc. Staff
Econo-Malls Management
Elizabeth Park Elementary
Elizabeth Johnson
Empire Theatres Limited – Studio 12
Eric Alcock
Eric G. Lambert School
Eric Hayden
Ethan Hunt Project
Explore and Discover Preschool
Facey Financial Planning and Consulting
Fortune Bay Academy
Freak Lunchbox
French Shore Academy
Fundamentals Child Care Centre
Gander Goodwill
General Mills Canada Corporation
Gill Ratcliffe Foundation
Gingerbread House Play School
Girl Guides Work Miracles
Gloria Thompson Project
Grand Bank Auto
Grand Bankers Social Club
Grant Marsh
Hayley Flynn Project
Heather Manning Project
Henry Gordon Academy
High Liner Company & Unionized Employees (Burin)
Holy Family Elementary School
Holy Heart of Mary High School
Holy Trinity Elementary School
Ian J. Henderson, O.D.
IBEW Local 2351
Ibex Fuels
Ice Water Seafoods
Indian River Academy
Industrial Alliance
Inmarsat Solutions (Canada) Inc.
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Local 203
J. Petite & Sons Limited
J.J. Curling Elementary
Jacobs Industrial Services Ltd.
James Allan Manuel Project
James Theriault
Jamye Laurie Project
Janeway Foundation Staff
Jaxson & Brooklyn Dobbin Project
JMK Preschool Incorporated
John Gale
Joseph Tam
Justin Spurrell
Keep Cool Refrigeration
Keith Halfyard
Kevin Whelan
Kidcorp Learning Centre
KidKare Children’s Centre Inc.
Kinder
Kinsmen Club (Bridgeport & Area)
Kirsten Schibler
Kiwanis Club
Koolsville Tattoo
Kraft Canada
L.O.L. #153 (Tilton)
Lakewood Academy
Laura Couturier Project
Lawtons Drugs (Head Office)
Lawtons Drugs Store 126
Len Simms
Lewisporte Academy
Lions Club (Churchill Falls)
Lions Club (Conception Bay South)
Lions Club (Dunville)
Lions Club (Forteau)
Lions Club (Goulds)
Lions Club (Grand Bank)
Lions Club (Sandy Cove)
Lions Club (Stephenville)
Lions Club (Trepassey)
Lisa Badcock
Lisa Christopher Kody Project
Little People’s Workshop
Long Range Academy
Lourdes Elementary
LSG Construction Ltd
Lynette Bowes
M & N Fisheries Ltd.
M5 Marketing Communications
Major’s Variety Fundraising Project
Maike Van Niekerk
Maple Leaf Consumer Foods
Marystown Hotel & Convention Centre
Marystown Retirement Centre
Matthew Elementary
McDonald & Hounsell Law Offices
MUN Facilities Management
Meridian Engineering Inc.
Michael Butler Project
Michelle Brown Project
Michael Hinchey
Morris Academy
MUN Commerce Class
Munn Insurance Ltd.
My Tribute Gift Foundation
Newfoundland and Labrador Snowmobile Federation
Newtown Elementary
Nicholas Gates Project
Noah Parsons Project
Noble Drilling (Canada) Ltd.
Nolan Rossiter Project
North Shore Early Childhood Association
Northwest Company Inc.
Notre Dame Seafoods
Notre Dame Seafoods (Twillingate)
OCEANEX INC.
Off Shore Supply Vessel – Atlantic Osprey
Old Dutch Food Ltd.
Olga Hitchen
P.S. Atlantic Limited
Paradise Animal Hospital
Paradise Elementary School
Paradise Wall-Beds
Paula Dober
Peter Pan Child Care
Philips Healthcare
Phoenix Academy
Pigutsavik Centre
Plato Consulting Inc.
Pleasantview Manor
Port Blandford Fire Department
Procter & Gamble Inc.
Provincial Ladies Darts Association
Provincial Refrigeration Ltd.
Puddister Trading Company Ltd.
Pyramid Construction Ltd.
Queen of Peace Middle School
R.C.L. Branch #27
R.C.L. Branch #53
R.C.L. Ladies Auxiliary Branch #51
Rachel & Julianne’s Special Project
RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Inc.
Renews/Fermeuse Friends of The Janeway
Reilly Smith Project
RMS Pope Inc.
Royal Bank
Royal Bank (Corner Brook)
Ryan Pardy Project
Sacred Heart Academy
Scotsburn Dairy Group
Sharon’s Village Mart
Shearstown Dart League
Sianne’s Walk for the Janeway
St. Anne’s Academy
St. Anne’s School
St. Barbe Consumers Co-op Society Ltd.
St. Matthew’s Mens Fellowship Club
St. Paul’s Intermediate School
St. Peter’s A.C.W.
St. Peter’s Elementary School
St. Peter’s Junior High School
Staff of U.S.M (St. Lawrence)
Stephen Noseworthy
Stewart Chislett
Subsea 7
Subway
Superior Office Interiors
Takeda Canada Inc.
TD Canada Trust
Technip-Coflexip
Terra Nova National Park (Staff)
The Co-operators Group Ltd.
Three Rivers Lions Club
Tolson Rendell Project
Tom Kane
Tops Project for Kids
Town Council of St. Lunaire-Griquet
Town of Logy Bay
Trinity Conception Family Resource Centre
United Association of Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 740
United Way of Greater Toronto
United Way of Newfoundland and Labrador
Verna Tulk
Vaughan Underhay
Vista Strollers
Warren Lushman Project
Western NFLD Antique and Unique Auto Club
William Gillett Academy
Winnie Healey
Wrigley
Xavier Junior High School
Yates & Wood Limited
YM Inc. Charitable Foundation
Our sincere apologies to any of our
supporters we may have omitted in error.
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Janeway Children’s
Hospital Foundation Staff
Lynn Sparkes
Executive Director
Jenine Kerrivan
Manager, Major Gifts
Ruth Squires
Manager, Telethon & Gift Planning
2012-2013
Board of Directors
EXECUTIVE
Mr. Lloyd Powell – Chair
Mr. Dave Elms – Secretary
DIRECTORS
Mr. Cory Hall
Mr. Jim Keating
Megan Cull
Coordinator, Communications & Events
Mr. Sean Munro
Debbie Scott
Financial Administrator
Mr. Shawn Ryan
Karen Stevens
Donor Relations
Dr. Eilish Walsh
Mr. David Norris
Mr. Martin Sullivan
EX-OFFICIO
Debbie Murphy
Executive Assistant
Ms. Beverley Clarke
Susan Parsons
Administrative Support Clerk
Ms. Marilyn Pardy
Dr. Alice Collins
Ms. Lynn Sparkes
“
Upon joining the Janeway Children’s
Hospital Foundation’s Board of Directors,
I was given a tour of the hospital and it was
then that I realized just how important this
job is. On this tour, I saw a premature baby
that could fit into the palm of my hand
and I asked one of the nurses if this child
had any chance of surviving. She told me
that because of the support they receive
from the community and the Foundation,
this little girl would make it! To this day,
that response and the image of that tiny,
fragile being are ingrained in my mind.
Dave Elms
Board of Directors
”
Children’s Miracle Network
AIR CANADA FOUNDATION
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Children’s Miracle Network® raises funds for 170 children’s hospitals in North America, 14 of
which are in Canada. These hospitals, in turn, use the money where it is needed most. When a
donation is given, it stays in the community, ensuring that every dollar is helping local kids.
Since 1983, the Children’s Miracle Network has raised more than $4 billion, most of it $1 at a time.
COSTCO WHOLESALE
RE/MAX
The Air Canada Foundation continues to put children and
Today, Costco Wholesale is the single largest seller of
This past year alone, RE/MAX agents have donated more
their families at the top of their priority list as they look for
Miracle Balloons. During 2012’s Miracle Month of May,
then $56,000 to the Janeway to help care for all our kids,
unique opportunities to give, which is evident through their
Costco raised more than $114,000 in support of all our kids!
right here at home.
generous gift of more than $104,000 to the Janeway this year!
DAIRY QUEEN
LOG-A-LOAD
WAL-MART
In Canada, Dairy Queen’s owners, operators and staff pull
Newfoundland and Labrador’s woodlands industry is one of
During the Miracle Month of May, Walmart Canada
together to make miracles happen, raising $18,410 in 2012.
the many groups throughout the corporate community that
associates reach out to their communities in various ways
the Janeway relies on to ensure our children receive the special
to raise funds for Children’s Miracle Network affiliated
care they both need and deserve, raising $36,352 in 2012 alone!
hospitals, such as the Janeway, raising $417,600 in 2012!
Statement of Operations
YEAR ENDED MARCH 31
General Fund
Designated Fund
In-Memoriam Fund
Endowment Fund
2013
2012
2,378, 531
—
—
—
2,378, 531
2,065,551
—
952,331
—
—
952,331
281,179
292,357
—
—
111,686
404,043
293,968
Jamarama
148,261
—
—
—
148,261
—
Christmas Appeal
131,752
—
—
—
131,752
117,216
Golf
129,948
—
—
—
129,948
135,345
Other Funding
5,903
—
—
—
5,903
56,628
Bequests and In-Memoriam
1,860
—
2,459
78,158
82,477
74,175
Radiothon
—
—
—
—
—
44,947
Jeans Day
—
—
—
—
—
21,952
3,088,612
952,331
2,459
189,844
4,233,246
3,090,961
R E VE NUE S
Miracle Network Telethon projects and donations
Restricted donations
Interest and other investment income
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General Fund
Designated Fund
In-Memoriam Fund
Endowment Fund
2013
2012
Miracle Network Telethon
683,461
66
—
—
683,527
304,768
Salaries and benefits
482,202
—
—
—
482,202
437,948
Professional fees
197,975
28,483
—
—
226,458
202,309
Jamarama
75,708
—
—
—
75,708
—
Christmas Appeal
32,450
923
—
—
33,373
46,332
5,400
—
20,446
—
25,846
7,587
General administration
25,471
360
—
—
25,831
22,004
Golf
24,516
—
—
—
24,516
22,022
Maintenance contract
17,430
—
—
—
17,430
12,036
Travel and conferences
10,195
548
—
—
10,743
9,245
Employee future benefits – accrued severance
8,058
—
—
—
8,058
(4,074)
Public relations and advertising
5,212
—
—
—
5,212
13,321
Jeans Day
—
—
—
—
—
3,593
Radiothon
—
—
—
—
—
2,716
1,568,078
30,380
20,446
—
1,618,904
1,079,807
1,520,534
921,951
(17,987)
189,844
2,614,342
2,011,154
1,225,847
14,994
—
—
1,240,841
1,053,890
200,127
—
—
—
200,127
236,897
1,425,974
14,994
—
—
1,440,968
1,290,787
94,560
906,957
(17,987)
189,844
1,173,374
720,367
E X P E NSE S
Planned giving
Excess of revenues over expenses
D O NATIO NS
Eastern Regional Health Authority
Other
Excess of revenues over expenses
Janeway Children’s Hospital Foundation | 300 Prince Philip Drive | St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, A1B 3V6
office (709) 777-4640 | fax (709) 777-4489
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