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SUNNYBROOK
FOUNDATION
REPORT
TO DONORS
FOR THE YEAR 2013
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MORE THAN SAVING
A LIFE, IT’S GIVING
SOMEONE THE CHANCE
TO FULLY LIVE AGAIN.
MORE THAN BREAKING
GROUND,
IT’S BUILDING HOPE.
MORE THAN FORGING
NEW FRONTIERS,
IT’S HELPING PEOPLE GET
BACK TO EVERYTHING
IN THEIR LIFE
THAT IS MEANINGFUL
TO THEM.
FOR EVERY INNOVATION,
FOR EVERY DISCOVERY,
THERE ARE
COUNTLESS REASONS
WHY IT MATTERS
TO THE PEOPLE WHO
COUNT ON US.
THAT’S WHY
WE COUNT ON YOU.
CONTENTS
Inventing the Future of Health Care
Brain Sciences Program
Schulich Heart Program
Trauma, Emergency
& Critical Care Program
Research
Veterans & Community Program
Women & Babies Program
Odette Cancer Program
Holland Musculoskeletal Program
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Kilgour Society
Sunnybrook Donor
Sunnybrook Next Generation
Sunnybrook Rose Award
Board of Directors
Governing Council
Counsel
Advancement Committee
Sunnybrook Next Generation
Our Donors
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SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
INVENTING
THE FUTURE OF
HEALTH CARE
Sunnybrook isn’t just saving lives. It is helping people to live fully again. It is enabling
patients to overcome often devastating
challenges, so that they can ultimately
return to the activities they love and be
there for the people who matter to them.
As donors, you’re making this possible.
Your contributions allow Sunnybrook to
fulfi ll its vision of inventing the future of
health care, right now.
It is a future where advanced imaging
fi nds disease sooner, before a life is threatened. Where disease is killed without ever
making an incision. Where a person’s genes
are the roadmap for customized treatments.
Where untreatable patients are given lifesaving options that never existed before.
Your generosity provides sustainable
philanthropic support for the institutional
priorities that are crucial to the achievement
of this vision. As we look back at 2013, it is
immediately apparent how integral you are
to the hospital’s success.
In this report, you will read the stories
of lives changed by Sunnybrook and you.
For instance, there is 82-year-old
André Séguinot, a judo black belt who was
Left: Dr. Jon S. Dellandrea
Right: Perry Dellelce
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fi nally able to resume his weekly teaching
schedule after getting his heart’s mitral
valve repaired with a minimally invasive
procedure. Or Julia and Todd Smeed, who
were directly involved in the care of their
premature twins before bringing them home
to begin life as a family. Or Kim Stewart,
who could get on with treatment and his
life after Sunnybrook doctors used MRI
to pinpoint the prostate cancer that had
eluded others for months.
As much as they are stories of innovation and breakthrough, they are stories of
lives restored, of people and families made
whole again. And above all, they are your
stories, because we count on you to make
them a reality.
Donors invested generously across
all of our care programs. Thanks to a
$10-million donation from The Slaight
Family Foundation, The Slaight Centre
for Image-Guided Brain Therapy and
Repair came into being. It is at the heart of
Sunnybrook’s efforts to create therapies
that will halt the steady advancement of
dementia, stop stroke in its tracks and
regenerate damaged brain tissue.
More than $6 million was raised to
support youth mental health programs, such
as specialized care and research for young
people with bipolar disorder. That figure
also includes over $1.2 million raised for
our Family Navigation Project through the
inaugural RBC Run for the Kids, a twoday event that far exceeded expectations.
Because of tremendous community support
and a strong partnership between RBC
and Sunnybrook, the project is now actively
helping families by connecting teenagers
suffering mental illness or addictions to the
right care at the right time.
In the year ahead, you can be assured
we will continue to make the most of every
donor dollar. It is a responsibility we take
seriously – a fact recognized by the “A”
grade we’ve earned in each of the four years
that MoneySense magazine has scrutinized
Canada’s 100 biggest charities. Read more
about our performance by viewing our
audited fi nancial statements at sunnybrook.
ca/foundation/statements.
Thank you for placing your trust in
Sunnybrook and for giving us the tools to
restore lives.
Perry Dellelce
Chair,
Sunnybrook Foundation
Board of Directors
Dr. Jon S. Dellandrea, C.M.
President & CEO,
Sunnybrook Foundation
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BRAIN SCIENCES PROGRAM
BRAIN SCIENCES PROGRAM
A Family
Affair
Ready or
Not
Right now, there isn’t a simple test to
indicate whether the brain has fully healed,
so doctors often use a “try it and see”
approach.
The problem is, if people with a
concussion or mild traumatic brain injury
return to play too soon and get jostled
around, they lower their chances of full
recovery.
“We know that the cumulative effect of
repeat concussions is terrible, like in boxers,
for example. The next concussion is usually
worse than the first,” says Sunnybrook
neurosurgeon Dr. Leodante da Costa.
Was NHL star Sidney
Crosby ready to play when
he returned to the ice after
his first concussion? New
research underway at
Sunnybrook might have “Up to 30 per cent of people with
helped answer that question. mild traumatic brain injury
develop persistent physical,
emotional or cognitive problems
such as headaches, mood disorders
or lack of focus,” he says.
Teenagers Aisha, Jason and
Travis found help for their
struggles with mental illness
thanks to an exciting new
annual fundraising event
created by RBC and hosted
by Sunnybrook. The first
RBC Run for the Kids,
held last September, was
a resounding success;
more than 4,500 people
participated, making it the
fourth largest competitive
race in the GTA.
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The event raised $1.2 million in support
of the Family Navigation Project (FNP),
a new resource at Sunnybrook that helps
families in crisis find the specialized
care they need for a child with mental
illness or addiction.
“Youth struggling with mental illness
need our help and so do their families
who often don’t know where to turn for
information,” says Jamie Anderson, deputy
chair, RBC Capital Markets & executive
champion of RBC Children’s Mental
Health Project. “We have partnered with
Sunnybrook because we know the Family
Navigation Project will have an immediate
impact by pairing families with navigators
who will lead them through the complexities
of the health care system and help them get
the treatment and support they need.”
Since 2008, the RBC Children’s
Mental Health Project has provided more
than $20 million to support over 350
organizations dedicated to providing early
intervention, increasing public awareness
and reducing the stigma of mental illness.
These donations are part of RBC’s Believe
in Kids Pledge – a five-year, $100-million
commitment to improve the well-being
of kids and youth in Canada.
Thanks to funds raised by RBC Run
for the Kids, the FNP is now actively helping
families. Sunnybrook navigators helped
Aisha, who was trapped in a downward
spiral of bulimia and addiction, find a
residential program that could help her.
The FNP also guided Jason and Travis,
who were struggling in school because
of depression and anxiety, to appropriate
resources. These teenagers aren’t alone.
As many as two million young people in
Canada are struggling with mental health
problems or addiction.
“Parents have told us that they’ve
waited months for help, only to be told
they’re in the wrong line. With the Family
Navigation Project, there is no wrong line,”
says Dr. Anthony Levitt, medical director
of the project.
The 2014 RBC Run for the Kids is set
for September 20 at Mel Lastman Square,
with three great challenges to choose from:
a 5k walk/run, a 15k run and a 25k run.
For more information, go to: rbcrunforthekids.ca
“They look normal. There are no
bruises, and on CAT and MRI imaging
they have normal parameters.”
To stop the cycle of repeat injury, he
is leading an international initiative to
develop a simple and objective test that
can detect whether it is safe to return to
play or work.
The test involves having patients
breathe in carbon dioxide (CO 2) through
a special mask and carefully monitoring
their brain activity using functional
MRI. Doctors assess each person’s
“cerebrovascular reactivity” – reactions
in the small blood vessels in the brain.
“In normal people, you give them CO2
and their blood flow increases. In traumatic
brain injury, the little blood vessels might
not react. They are paralyzed, which puts
the brain at more risk for injury.”
This test could be a new way to identify
injury to the brain that currently can’t
be seen.
“It’s like a stress test for the brain,” says
Dr. da Costa. “It might help us to establish
the right time to return to play,” for Sidney
Crosby and countless others.
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SCHULICH HEART PROGRAM
LIFE AT A
STEADY CLIP
After waking from a minimally invasive
procedure to repair his leaking heart
valve, André Séguinot was astounded
to learn from his surgeon he would be
discharged from Sunnybrook’s Schulich
Heart Centre the next day.
“I SAID, ‘TELL ME what I’m
supposed to do, doctor. Can
I walk?’ ‘Yes, you should walk.’
‘Can I bicycle?’ ‘Yes, you can
bicycle.’ ‘Can I travel? Can
I fly?’ ‘Yes, you can.’ ‘Doctor,
just between us, can I have
sex?’ ‘Yes, you can have sex.’”
André, 82, laughs heartily at
the memory.
The retired University of
Toronto professor was treated
for mitral regurgitation, a
condition in which the mitral
valve does not close as
tightly as it should, causing
blood to leak in the wrong
direction. Left untreated, it can
cause irreversible heart failure.
Sunnybrook is one of only three
hospitals in Canada performing the MitraClip procedure.
The $33,000 procedure is
not yet fully funded by the
province so patients must rely
on Sunnybrook donors.
Like many patients who are
older or who have other health
conditions, André was a poor
candidate for open heart
surgery, which has a recovery
time of one to three months.
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“The MitraClip procedure
provides a lasting solution
for people who otherwise
might be out of treatment
options,” says Dr. Gideon
Cohen, Sunnybrook’s chief
of cardiac surgery.
The MitraClip is fed through
a catheter inserted in the
patient’s groin and travels
to the mitral valve, where it
attaches, tightening the
valves’ leaflets.
THANKS TO AN INNOVATIVE
NEW HEART PROCEDURE, ANDRÉ
SÉGUINOT HAS THE STRENGTH
AGAIN FOR HIS WEEKLY JAZZ
GIGS, JUDO CLASSES AND ALL
THE THINGS HE ENJOYS.
After eight months of being
so exhausted he could barely
rise from his sofa or bed,
André was able to return to
his favourite activities. The
fourth-degree judo black belt
resumed his weekly teaching
schedule. He took up cycling
again and went back to playing
guitar in a jazz sextet that
has a weekly gig at a Toronto
jazz club.
“I have my life back,” André
says.
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SCHULICH HEART PROGRAM
SCHULICH HEART PROGRAM
Heart of
the Family
As the Barford family
grew, so too did
Sunnybrook, the hospital
next door. Beth Malcolm,
chair of the Ralph M.
Barford Foundation,
recalls seeing
K-Wing rise.
Indeed, it’s the 50-plus years of relationshipbuilding with the doctors, nurses and other
staff that led her family’s foundation to first
support the hospital, she says. “We have been
helped by many of the doctors and nurses,”
says her 84-year-old father, Ralph Barford.
“Dr. Doug Johnson, Dr. Alison Culbert,
Louise Mac Isaac, RN and office coordinator
Chandra Ram in the family practice, as well
as by Dr. Scott Walsh in dermatology and
Dr. Brian Gilbert in cardiology.”
Scholarships and fellowships are a chief
area of interest for the foundation, which has
established a Fellowship in Cardiology at the
Schulich Heart Centre. It will provide two
years of support for three fellows who intend
to continue their careers in Canada.
Beth met recently with Dr. Tasnim Vira,
the first of the cardiac fellows they will fund.
“She’s just wonderful,” Beth says. “She’s full
of energy and very passionate.”
For her part, Dr. Vira says the fellowship
allows her to “focus on integrated training
in a combination of both echocardiography
[a diagnostic test that uses ultrasound to
image the heart] and advanced cardiac
imaging. Sunnybrook’s program really is
unique. The staff are amazing and it is great
to have an opportunity to draw from the
expertise of the excellent radiologists and
cardiologists here. The fellowship also
allows me the opportunity to further develop
my teaching skills at the University of
Toronto.”
Philanthropy is a family
tradition, Beth says. “Dad
always felt that giving back is
incredibly important and I feel
it’s a real privilege in my life.”
“Our support,” Ralph says, “is a thank
you for the years of medical counsel and
support that Sunnybrook has provided to
our family.”
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Double
Vision
Sunnybrook’s
Dr. Brian Courtney has
developed a hybrid
imaging catheter that
offers the advantages of
two types of imaging,
providing a precise
look inside coronary
arteries.
Coronary artery disease is the leading cause
of adult death in developed nations, so
improved imaging will address important
clinical and research needs.
More advanced forms of imaging
are used when an angiogram can’t give
complete enough information about
coronary atherosclerosis (narrowing of the
arteries due to plaque buildup), explains
Dr. Courtney, a clinician scientist with the
Schulich Heart Research Program.
The advanced imaging used for
20 years has typically been intravascular
ultrasound (IVUS), which images well
through blood and tissue. But limitations
in the resolution and contrast of IVUS
images means it can’t always identify
specific features of a plaque or even that
a clot definitely exists.
A newer type of imaging – optical
coherence tomography (OCT) – offers
much better resolution, allowing it to
definitively identify a clot or tear, for
instance. OCT, however, can’t penetrate
well through tissue and blood.
“There is a lot to be gained by
having both on the same catheter,”
Dr. Courtney says. “The IVUS
can say there’s a big plaque
here, and OCT can tell you the
plaque is of a certain type.”
This hybrid imaging catheter will
give doctors more precise, patient-specific
information to guide treatment decisions,
such as whether a stent should be used to
improve outcomes. The technology also
has research applications, such as the
opportunity to monitor the progression
and regression of narrowing of arteries.
Early testing and product refinements
have been successful and generated
significant international attention.
Thanks to a partnership between
Sunnybrook, where Dr. Courtney’s team
developed and tested prototypes, and
a medical device start-up firm, Colibri
Technologies Inc., through which it is being
brought to market, this new catheter may
reach heart patients as soon as 2015.
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TRAUMA, EMERGENCY
& CRITICAL CARE PROGRAM
BACK IN
THE GAME
The fi rst year of university was over and
Brendan Beloniak and his high school
buddies had gathered for a fun weekend
at a Muskoka cottage.
ONE EVENING, he and a friend
returned to the cottage to
see smoke coming from the
chimney. Brendan climbed
atop the bungalow to try
to douse the flames with a
garbage can of water. The roof
collapsed, throwing him to the
sub-roof two metres below.
In shock and with his clothes
burning, Brendan managed
to get back onto the roof and
roll to the ground while his
friend raced to call 9-1-1.
Rushed by ambulance to
a hospital in Bracebridge,
Brendan was stabilized then
air-lifted to Sunnybrook’s Ross
Tilley Burn Centre. He spent
four days in an induced coma,
suffering from third-degree
burns to 30 per cent of his
body and fourth-degree burns
to his leg. His family kept a
constant vigil.
After a month at Sunnybrook,
Brendan spent the next
seven as an outpatient at
Sunnybrook’s St. John’s
Rehab, where he again credits
the staff with motivating and
working with him so that,
now 27, he has no mobility
problems.
He’s back to snowboarding,
cycling, kayaking and hockey.
“It’s priceless the kind of care
we got from beginning to end,”
Brendan says.
AFTER SUFFERING A DEVASTATING
INJURY, BRENDAN BELONIAK
HAS FULLY REGAINED HIS MOBILITY
AND HIS ACTIVE LIFE. HE’S BACK
TO PLAYING SPORTS, ENJOYING THE
OUTDOORS, AND MAKING PLANS
FOR HIS NEW CAREER.
In fact, Brendan’s experience
led him to alter his career
plans: today he’s a paramedic.
“I feel so fortunate. Of course,
you never want anything to
happen. But the fact the burn
centre and Sunnybrook are
there in case something does
happen is invaluable.”
Despite the pain of skin
grafts and repeated dressing
changes, Brendan’s clearest
memory is of “how great the
people were. They made me
as comfortable as possible,
and a nurse brought in my
favourite music.” The physiotherapists’ encouragement
overcame Brendan’s initial
belief that his fingers were so
stiffened he might never use
them properly again.
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TRAUMA, EMERGENCY
& CRITICAL CARE PROGRAM
TRAUMA, EMERGENCY
& CRITICAL CARE PROGRAM
Raising the
Rooftop
Passionate Sunnybrook donors and
volunteers Rosemary and Rob McLeese
believed pairing the inaugural Concours
d’Elegance in their Georgian Bay Cobble
Beach Resort Community with a fundraiser
for Sunnybrook’s rooftop helipad made
a lot of sense.
“Bruce Peninsula residents and local
Concours volunteers appreciate that if
they had a serious accident in that area,
Sunnybrook could be the hospital they would
be flown to,” says Rosemary, a member of
Sunnybrook Foundation’s Board of Directors
and Governing Council and, with her
husband Rob, a long-time Sunnybrook
donor. “A helipad on the roof will give
patients the best chance possible when
minutes are critical.”
The world’s first Concours d’Elegance
– or competition of elegance – dates back
to 17th-century Paris, where horse-drawn
carriages paraded through the parks. The
Cobble Beach Concours was first conceived
of by Rob and his father, Willis, who bought
the property just north of Owen Sound in
1998 and developed a picturesque residential
community with an award-winning golf
course and resort centre.
Though Willis McLeese did not live
long enough to experience it, his dream
was realized in September 2013 – when he
would have celebrated his 100th birthday.
Rob believes his dad was there in spirit:
it rained both the day before and after, but
during the Concours the sky was a brilliant
blue with mist rising over the Georgian
Bay waters.
Doctors
Without Barriers
“With Sunnybrook
treating Ontario’s most
critically injured patients,
the hospital aims to
provide them with the best
possible care,” says
Dr. Brian Cuthbertson,
chief of the Department of
Critical Care Medicine.
“It has broken down barriers,”
Dr. Cuthbertson says,
allowing for more “seamless,
high-quality care.”
Intensive care specialists lead the team,
whose members include neurosurgeons,
neurologists, respiratory technicians, nurses
and physiotherapists, all with knowledge,
expertise and interest in the area. “It’s much
more collegial now,” adds Dr. Phan.
The new model has helped Sunnybrook
meet the highest international standards for
managing traumatic brain injury. Treatment
plans are set out early and consistent standards
are maintained. Early evaluations suggest
the level of care has improved over the two
years since the reorganization began.
Dr. Cuthbertson notes the change
involved no construction or new equipment,
just a new way of using resources to
optimize care. “We’re supplying the most
effective care in the most cost-effective
fashion.”
The Concours is “a show of
elegant and rarely seen
automobiles often viewed as
art,” Rob says.
The event exceeded expectations,
drawing 4,000-plus visitors and raising more
than $50,000 for Sunnybrook’s helipad.
The event’s success has led to even
greater interest in the Sept. 13-14 show this
year, Rob says, with participants from as far
afield as Texas, Florida, Newfoundland
and Italy. The first car produced in Canada
will be there, the 1867 Seth Taylor, which
normally resides at the Canadian Museum
of Science and Technology. Proceeds will
again go toward the helipad.
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That was the impetus behind a reorganization
that has led to patients with brain and spinal
cord injuries being treated in a “virtual”
neurocritical care unit.
“Sunnybrook is the only hospital in
Canada that has a dedicated neurocritical
care service,” says Dr. Nicolas Phan, the
neurosurgeon who helped bring the model
to Sunnybrook. A key focus is to prevent a
secondary brain injury to an already injured
brain, he says.
Previously, Sunnybrook ’s main critical
care unit did not separate patients by
diagnosis. But, published research and
wide-ranging internal discussions led
them to conclude that wasn’t optimal,
Dr. Cuthbertson says. Today, a dedicated
neurocritical care team treats brain and
spinal cord patients (often young victims of
car crashes), from ultra-acute care through
rehabilitation and preparing to go home.
Dr. Brian Cuthbertson
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RESEARCH
A BETTER
VIEW
Sunnybrook’s novel use of magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) to detect prostate cancer
made a big difference in Kim Stewart’s life –
it found the cancer that had eluded his
doctors for months.
Kim then received his MRI
scan in June 2013. Not long
very high, but not being able to before that, the use of MRI
to detect prostate cancer
confirm whether I had cancer
was only being used on a
– that was very confusing
research basis at Sunnybrook.
and worrying,” says Kim, a
Dr. Masoom Haider, chief of
52-year-old Toronto resident.
Sunnybrook’s Department
His PSA level was around
of Medical Imaging, and his
25 nanograms/millilitre (ng/ml),
colleagues were carrying
well above the 4 ng/ml level
out research to help prove
that many doctors consider
the value of MRI in prostate
normal. The PSA test, which
cancer detection.
measures a man’s blood level
of PSA (a protein produced
Kim’s scan finally showed
by the prostate gland), is
what had been suspected all
imperfect and cannot detect
along: he had prostate
cancer on its own. Generally
cancer. He then received
though, the higher the level of
a Sunnybrook-developed
PSA, the more likely it is that a “smart biopsy,” which makes
man has prostate cancer.
use of MRI and real-time ultrasound imaging to precisely
Based on Kim’s high reading
target prostate tumours.
and the results of a physical
Rather than 15 needles, this
prostate exam, he received
biopsy required only six.
a conventional biopsy in
November 2012. Fifteen biopsy “The fact that Sunnybrook
needles – each one taking
was able to find the cancer
through the MRI and do
a small amount of tissue –
a biopsy that took so few
were placed throughout his
needles was pretty
prostate gland, but no cancer
amazing,” Kim says.
was found.
“KNOWING MY PSA [prostate-
specific antigen] level was
Subsequent PSA tests
continued to show high levels,
prompting Kim’s urologist
to refer him to Sunnybrook’s
Odette Cancer Centre, home
to some of Canada’s leading
prostate cancer experts.
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A NOVEL USE OF MRI HELPED KIM
STEWART FINALLY DETECT HIS ELUSIVE
CANCER. NOW, INSTEAD OF
WORRYING ABOUT THE ONE THING
HE COULDN’T SEE, HE’S FOCUSED ON
ALL THE THINGS THAT HE STILL CAN –
LIKE HIS HOCKEY TEAM IN ACTION
OR HIS FAVOURITE BANDS.
Having since undergone
prostate surgery to remove
the cancer, Kim says
he feels fortunate and is
looking forward to a
healthy future.
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
The moment was equally transformational
“This truly is a magical
at Sunnybrook, establishing The Slaight
moment for our family.”
Centre for Image-Guided Brain Therapy
and Repair, which will conduct the first-ever
That’s how Gary Slaight
clinical trials of revolutionary treatments
described The Slaight Family for dementia, stroke and brain tumours.
“This announcement allows us to
Foundation’s landmark
carry on the tradition of giving back to the
$10-million investment in
community, as exemplified by my parents
Sunnybrook in October 2013 Ada and Allan, as well as Emmanuelle
Gattuso-Slaight,” Gary said.
as part of a comprehensive
“On behalf of my wife Donna,
$50-million gift to five
our daughters Ali and Chrissy,
Toronto hospitals.
and our entire family, we feel
profoundly grateful to be in
a position to provide these
hospitals with gifts that we
hope will benefit Torontonians
for many years to come.”
The Slaight family has become as
renowned in the world of philanthropy as it
is in the broadcasting world – a considerable
achievement given the Slaights built the
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Extraordinary
Vision
Windows of
Opportunity
largest privately owned radio network
in Canada. They have made many
generous donations benefiting health-care
institutions, the arts and youth. The
family’s latest investment in Sunnybrook
is its largest to this institution.
Establishing The Slaight Centre at
Sunnybrook complements the family’s
2010 gift, in which Ada and The Slaight
Family Foundation donated $1.5 million
to aid the construction of Sunnybrook’s
Brain Imaging Research Centre and to
create The Slaight Family Foundation
Brain Sciences Fellowship.
The Brain Imaging Research Centre
plays a vital role in research on diverse
neurodegenerative mood disorders,
stroke and brain trauma, using a variety
of imaging technologies to visualize the
brain and its blood supply. Meanwhile, the
multidisciplinary fellowship provides stable
funding for Sunnybrook researchers as they
advance the world’s understanding of brain
disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease.
“The Slaight family’s impact on
Sunnybrook – on the health of Canadians
– has been extraordinary,” says Dr. Barry
McLellan, president and CEO of
Sunnybrook.
Sunnybrook scientists
are poised to become the
first to be able to visualize
toxic plaques in the brains
of people with Alzheimer’s
disease, and to target
this plaque to improve
memory, thinking and
other cognitive functions.
This innovative therapy and others will
be made possible by the acquisition of a
leading-edge PET-MRI imaging system,
the cornerstone of Sunnybrook’s new
Slaight Centre for Image-Guided Brain
Therapy and Repair. It will be the
only PET-MRI machine – simultaneous
positron emission tomography and
magnetic resonance imaging – in the
world to be paired with a device that
enables the temporary opening of the
blood-brain barrier for direct delivery of
drugs and other therapies to the brain.
Opening the barrier – a layer of tightly
packed cells – is no small feat. It exists for
good reason: to protect the brain from
harmful substances, like noxious chemicals
and infectious agents. But it also blocks the
passage of helpful medications and other
therapies into the brain.
“PET-MRI is the perfect hybrid imaging
system for the brain,” says Dr. Kullervo
Hynynen, a co-leader of The Slaight Centre
and the Canada Research Chair in Imaging
Systems and Image-Guided Therapy.
“The MRI component will allow us to map
where patients have brain defects so we
can precisely direct therapies to promote
cellular health and restore function. The
PET imaging will allow us to see exactly
what’s happening and evaluate how brain
cells recover their function.”
In groundbreaking preclinical research,
Dr. Hynynen and Sunnybrook colleagues
have safely opened small, temporary
windows in the blood-brain barrier by
using low-intensity focused ultrasound.
Slaight Centre researchers aim to translate
these advances to patients to treat dementia,
stroke and other brain diseases.
“The impact will be tremendous.
We will have treatment options where we
have nothing now,” says Dr. Sandra Black,
a co-leader of the centre and director of
Sunnybrook’s Brain Sciences Research
Program.
Ultimately, it is expected the Slaight
Centre’s research will lead to the day
when the steady advancement of dementia
is halted, when stroke is stopped in its
tracks and when damaged brain tissue is
regenerated, restoring the brain to a more
fully functioning state.
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VETERANS & COMMUNITY PROGRAM
CALM AFTER
THE STORM
Nothing fazes Carl. At 91, this escaped prisoner
of war and former businessman is content with his
life at Sunnybrook’s Veterans Centre, where he’s
immersed in a peaceful, structured routine.
HIS WAR YEARS were not as
tranquil.
During the Second World
War, Carl Boggild was a
flight lieutenant in the Royal
Canadian Air Force, navigating
Lancaster bombers.
He was shot down and injured
over Nuremberg in 1943, and
taken prisoner at Stalag Luft
III, where he helped build the
escape tunnel made famous by
the movie “The Great Escape.”
Carl’s job was to help gather
bed boards and pieces of wood
from under the barracks to
fortify the massive tunnel.
The escape occurred in March
1944. Luckily for Carl, he wasn’t
high up enough in the hierarchy
of the prisoners to make the
escape. Out of 76 men who
went down the tunnel, 73 were
re-captured. Fifty were executed
by the Gestapo.
Later in the war, in April 1945,
Carl staged his own risky
escape. While on a march
through German countryside
near Bremen, he and a friend
rolled into a ditch and waited for
the column of men to depart.
He is modest about these
tales of courage. “Survival is
a basic instinct, you know,”
he says lightly.
Seventy years after his daring
escape, Carl is grateful for
the calm routine of life at the
Sunnybrook Veterans Centre,
where staff promotes the ABLE
philosophy – Achieving Best
Life Experience. “We capitalize
on each person’s abilities
and interests to achieve the
life experience they desire,
through creative therapies and
enrichment activities,” says
Dr. Jocelyn Charles, medical
director of the Veterans Centre.
Carl enjoys reading, hanging
out with his friend Digger,
and participating in group
discussions.
“I like it here,” says Carl.
“I’m very happy.”
IN CONTRAST TO HIS
REMARK ABLE STORY OF
SURVIVAL DURING THE
SECOND WORLD WAR,
CARL BOGGILD IS GRATEFUL
FOR THE PEACEFUL LIFE HE
HAS AT THE SUNNYBROOK
VETERANS CENTRE.
By foot, they travelled west,
sleeping under the floors of
buildings. Carl arrived safely
in England just a month
before the war ended.
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VETERANS & COMMUNITY PROGRAM
For Those
Who Served
VETERANS & COMMUNITY PROGRAM
Martha Smith personifies the concept of
giving back. She recently retired and donated
$25,000 she had accrued in vacation pay to
the Sunnybrook Veterans Centre in honour
of her mother and father.
Martha’s parents, Sheila and Haydon
Smith, were both veterans of the Second
World War and Sheila was a much-adored
resident at Sunnybrook’s L-Wing for several
years before her death in February 2013.
“I’m very grateful to Sunnybrook,”
says Martha, who lives in
Toronto. “The kindness and care
my mother received from the
recreation therapy and nursing
staff was unbelievable. It was
like a family.”
Martha’s donation is the largest to
date specifically designated to the Veterans
Comfort Fund. This is particularly apt, as
her mother Sheila – despite having macular
degeneration and deteriorating health – was
an enthusiastic participant in many of the
activities offered to veterans at Sunnybrook
through the fund.
Sheila’s feisty character – along with the
extraordinary care and optimism offered by
Sunnybrook staff – helped her recover from
a broken hip, a broken neck and, twice, a
broken pelvis. Martha believes each of these
setbacks could have killed her.
“Each time, she came back. I attribute
this to a strong will and a willingness of the
physiotherapy department to not give up on
her.” In recognition, Martha has arranged to
have the balance area in the physiotherapy
gym named in her parents’ honour.
Sheila died just a few days before her
93rd birthday.
Martha, now retired after 33 years as a
director in the social housing sector, continues
to visit and volunteer at the Veterans Centre.
“Giving back to the people who made my
mother’s life so comfortable and better in
her waning years is really important to me,”
she says.
“I’m donating not because I have
extreme wealth,” she adds. “It’s something
you can do no matter how little you have.”
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A Son
Shines
Peter Cipriano believes
passionately that
geriatric medicine is a
high priority.
He remembers how scary it was in 2012
when his elderly mother, suffering from
both Parkinson’s and dementia, became
catatonic. He also recalls his profound relief
when she returned to consciousness after
a geriatrician at Sunnybrook identified it
was her medication that was causing the
catatonic state.
At the age of 90, Peter’s father was also
a patient at Sunnybrook. A geriatrician
guided his care and answered all of Peter’s
questions.
“I found it incredibly stressful
dealing with the complexity
of my parents’ health issues,”
Peter says. “It helped to ease
my worries to know that they
had a geriatrician looking after
them. I’m truly grateful for
that resource.”
Peter turned that gratitude into
giving. He personally contributes funds
to Sunnybrook’s Geriatric Medicine
Program and encourages his friends and
associates to do the same.
Peter is the president of the Irpinia
Club, an Italian social club created in 1977
by Italian-Canadians from the Irpinia
region of Italy. Peter and the club have
together raised $217,500 since 2012 towards
improving and expanding Sunnybrook’s
Geriatric Medicine Program.
The program, which includes geriatricians, clinical nurses, physiotherapists,
occupational therapists, a recreation
therapist, a speech language pathologist, a
social worker and administrative assistants,
works with more than 6,000 patient visits
per year. The average age of patients is 87.
“Being elderly does not preclude you from
the same type of care or service a younger
adult or child receives,” says Peter.
He is thrilled to be a catalyst for
leadership in geriatric medicine. “I see
Sunnybrook with its teaching hospital
designation and existing Geriatric
Medicine Program as a leader in making
geriatric medicine inclusive at all health
centres down the road.”
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WOMEN & BABIES PROGRAM
FAMILY
MATTERS
Julia and Todd Smeed’s twins were born
so early, so tiny and so sick that the
new parents were terrified they would
lose them.
this
couple, from Milton, Ontario,
realized that their babies would
survive and that they themselves
would be an integral part of the
critical care team.
BUT ONLY WEEKS L ATER
The Smeeds were part of a
model of care in Sunnybrook’s
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
(NICU) called Family Integrated
Care, or FICare for short.
FICare puts parents in the
driver’s seat, fully involved in
their infants’ care.
Victoria and Joshua were born
at just 27 weeks’ gestation.
Victoria weighed just 1 lb 14 oz
(840 g) and Joshua weighed a
little more than 2.3 lbs (1,040 g).
“I didn’t know if they would live,”
says Julia.
“I remember sitting beside the
incubator and the nurses said,
‘Tomorrow you’ll help change
their diapers,’ ” she says. “I
didn’t think I could do it. I was
terrified because they were so
tiny. Each of them fit in the palm
of my hand.”
An important part of FICare is
teaching parents to care for their
babies, hands-on, despite all the
life-saving tubes and wires that
make it complicated. They are
also coached to present their
babies’ case on ward rounds.
“FICare is very innovative,” says
Dr. Eugene Ng, chief of newborn
and developmental paediatrics
at Sunnybrook and a co-investigator in the clinical trial.
“By involving parents in the
discussion and decision-making
process, we hope they will
be more satisfied with the
experience. They’ll also be more
confident in their child’s care
when they take their babies
home.”
“I did it!” says Julia. “I changed
the diaper. Wow. I felt like a
mom for the first time.
Something about diaper
changing is very healing.”
FOR THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF THEIR
NEWBORNS’ LIVES, JULIA AND TODD SMEED
PRACTICALLY LIVED AT SUNNYBROOK.
NOW, WITH THEIR BABIES BACK HOME AND
HEALTHY, THEY’RE ENJOYING THE NORMAL
THINGS THAT PEOPLE TAKE FOR GRANTED,
LIKE COOKING IN THEIR OWN KITCHEN OR
TAKING A STROLL OUTSIDE – AS A FAMILY.
The twins stayed at Sunnybrook’s
NICU for two months, and the
Smeeds were valued members
of the health-care team. “We
didn’t feel like visitors. This was
our home. This was where we
cared for our babies.”
Sunnybrook is part of a
FICare study of 675 infants in
19 centres across Canada.
Results will show scientifically
whether FICare improves
outcomes. Nurses already
know it does. “Babies do better
when their parents are involved
in care,” says RN Cathy Travell,
Sunnybrook’s FICare coordinator.
Victoria and Joshua are now
home and thriving – with their
parents by their side, just where
they’ve always been.
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WOMEN & BABIES PROGRAM
WOMEN & BABIES PROGRAM
A
Daughter’s
Love
Sarah Bryant has
experienced great joy
and deep sorrow.
Uniquely, she knows
the two can arrive
at once.
On April 8, 2013, Sarah and her partner G.
Scott Paterson, who live in Toronto, found
out that Sarah’s dad was due to have heart
surgery the next day in Sudbury. Sarah was
eight months pregnant with her first child.
Sarah was distraught over the news of
her father’s impending surgery. That night,
she went into early labour and she and Scott
headed for Sunnybrook’s Women & Babies
Program, where Dr. Arthur Zaltz was her
obstetrician. The next morning, still in
labour, Sarah called her dad to wish him
well on his heart procedure, and tell him she
loved him. He replied, “I love you, sweetie.”
Those turned out to be his final words
to her. That afternoon, Sarah gave birth
to a baby girl, Priscilla-Tia, who weighed
4.5 lbs (2,052 g). At 10 p.m., just hours
after his first grandchild was born, Sarah’s
dad, Timothy Robert Bryant, passed away.
The Tia in Priscilla-Tia’s name is in honour
of Tim.
Sarah was crushed. “My dad
was my best friend; he was
my rock. We spoke every
single day.” In addition to
grieving, she now faced the
responsibilities of caring for
a premature baby.
The Sunnybrook team stepped in to
provide Sarah and Priscilla-Tia the extra
care and time in hospital they needed to
gain strength. “I have nothing but great
things to say about Dr. Zaltz and his staff.
They were so gentle and so professional;
they were concerned, caring and kind,”
says Sarah.
In gratitude, Sarah and Scott have
donated $100,000 to support Sunnybrook’s
Women & Babies Program.
Priscilla-Tia is a healthy, happy baby.
“She’s the spitting image of my father,”
says Sarah.
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Kidney
Gains
Women with
severe kidney
disease are usually
counselled
not to get pregnant
because it is too
risky – often
resulting in
maternal and
fetal illness and
even death.
A new study led by a Sunnybrook researcher
has found dramatically better outcomes
are possible when pregnant women with
severe kidney disease, medically known
as end-stage renal disease (ESRD), receive
more than double the standard amount
of dialysis.
“Pregnancy may be safe and feasible
in women with ESRD receiving intensive
hemodialysis,” says lead author Dr. Michelle
Hladunewich, director of the division of
nephrology and obstetrical medicine at
Sunnybrook. “It’s not as hopeless as people
may think.”
The study compared outcomes from
22 pregnancies in the Toronto Pregnancy
and Kidney Disease Clinic and Registry
(2000 to 2013) with outcomes from 70
pregnancies in the American Registry
for Pregnancy in Dialysis Patients (1990
to 2011). In Toronto, pregnant women
received an average of 43 hours of dialysis
a week, compared to 17 hours in the
U.S. group.
The Toronto group of women had
significantly higher live birth rates (83 per
cent) than those in the American group
(53 per cent).
“These are remarkable differences in
outcome,” says Dr. Hladunewich, who is
also an associate professor in the department of medicine, division of nephrology,
at the University of Toronto.
There were further benefits associated
with the more intensive dialysis provided
here in Toronto. Pregnancies lasted longer
(a median 36 weeks, compared to 27 weeks
for the U.S. group) and birth weights were
higher. Only 6 per cent of the Canadian
babies were classified as very low birth
weight, compared with 29 per cent of
infants in the U.S. group.
The study was published in the
prestigious Journal of the American Society
of Nephrology in early 2014.
With its Regional Dialysis Centre and
nearby Aubrey & Marla Dan Program for
High-Risk Mothers & Babies, Sunnybrook
has a unique capacity to care for women
who have illnesses such as ESRD that
would otherwise preclude them from
having a baby.
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ODETTE CANCER PROGRAM
SOMEONE
TO LEAN
ON
It wasn’t long after Mark Ottenbrite and
his wife returned from their 25th wedding
anniversary trip to Europe in 2011 that
Mark felt a lump on his neck about the
size of a small egg.
WITHIN WEEKS Mark was
diagnosed with anaplastic
thyroid cancer, an aggressive
type that makes up just one
per cent of thyroid cancers.
He was told he likely had three
to six months to live.
Over the next several months,
Mark’s body was weakened –
though the cancer eliminated
– by surgery and weeks of
radiation and chemotherapy.
He was hospitalized to treat
a blockage in the main artery
of his lungs. As Mark says,
he “spiralled out of control,
and had huge aggression and
rage,” due to a combination
of stress and medication
side-effects.
The turmoil in Mark’s life has
been immense, but has been
made considerably more
manageable thanks to the
care he has received through
the Odette Cancer Centre’s
Patient and Family Support
Program.
“I don’t know how well I would
have survived all of this without
it,” Mark says of the treatment
he has received from psychologist Dr. Pavla Reznicek and
psychiatrist Dr. Janet Ellis.
Having his depression treated
and a “totally neutral third
person” to speak with has
been invaluable, he says,
noting that it can be difficult to
be frank with family and friends
“because you don’t want to
A career-focused person, Mark
burden them, and you don’t
has not yet been able to return
want to talk about the fear.”
to work. And most recently
his mother-in-law, Phyllis,
Beyond emotional support
succumbed to ovarian cancer. for cancer patients and their
loved ones, the program offers
The two were good friends,
vital assistance in the areas of
providing extraordinary
support to one another as they nutrition, drug reimbursement,
physical therapy and more. As
fought a common enemy.
part of its holistic approach to
care, the Odette Cancer Centre
has made the expansion of its
supportive care programming
and spaces a top priority.
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AFTER HIS CANCER DIAGNOSIS,
MARK OTTENBRITE FELT LIKE HE
WAS LOSING HIS CONNECTION
TO EVERYTHING HE LOVED IN LIFE –
THINGS LIKE COOKING, TRAVELLING
AND BEING THERE FOR HIS FAMILY
AND FRIENDS. THE SUPPORT
OF SUNNYBROOK WAS INVALUABLE
IN HELPING HIM GET THROUGH
HIS DIFFICULT TIMES.
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ODETTE CANCER PROGRAM
From left: Robert Lauzon, managing director and deputy
chief investment officer at Middlefield Group; Murray Brasseur,
chairman of Middlefield Group; Dr. Calvin Law, chief of the Odette
Cancer Program; Dean Orrico, president and chief investment
officer at Middlefield Group; Jeremy Brasseur, managing director of
corporate development at Middlefield Group
ODETTE CANCER PROGRAM
Fully
Invested
Middlefield Group, a leading Having an impact on the community has
been just as important to the firm, which
Canadian investment firm,
has donated more than $1.2 million to
Sunnybrook. Murray, the firm’s chairman,
knows how to make an
been one of Sunnybrook’s biggest
impact in the business world. has
champions, inspiring colleagues (including
It’s become a key player in
Dean Orrico and Garth Jestley), family
and friends to support the work of the
the investment services
Odette Cancer Program.
sector since Murray Brasseur
founded it in 1979. Today,
“Sunnybrook is a first-class
Middlefield Group has
institution,” Murray says. “Its
offices in Toronto, Calgary
facilities, staff and treatments
and London, England.
are all top-notch. We’re proud
to invest in the Odette Cancer
Program so that it can continue
to push the boundaries of
cancer care.”
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“About 10 to 15 per cent of women with
ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) are at risk
of developing invasive breast cancer,
but we don’t know who they are,” says
Sunnybrook’s Dr. Eileen Rakovitch, a
leading DCIS researcher who holds the
L.C. Campbell Chair in Breast Cancer
Research. “We need to look deeper by
studying genetic alterations.”
Dr. Rakovitch and her team, in
partnership with the Ontario Institute for
Cancer Research and a private company,
are doing precisely that.
They’re getting closer to establishing
a genetic test that can distinguish between
DCIS patients at high or low risk of developing invasive breast cancer. They’re doing
so through laboratory tests involving pathology samples from 2,000 DCIS patients.
That’s exactly what Sunnybrook
will do with its Cancer Ablation Therapy
Program, the latest focus of Middlefield
Group-related philanthropy. The program
will pioneer treatments that destroy tumours
without surgery, using heat, radiation,
focal drug delivery or combinations of these
therapies. And through real-time MRI
guidance, the treatments will precisely
target tumours and spare healthy tissue
like never before. A generous donation
was made to the program by Middlefield
Group, Jeremy and Andreana Brasseur
(Murray’s son and daughter-in-law), and
LNG Investment Group (Ewan Gillespie,
Tom Laurie and Gord Nichols).
Middlefield Group’s impact can
been seen in several other areas, from
Sunnybrook’s state-of-the-art chemotherapy
unit to its Louise Temerty Breast Cancer
Centre to its cutting-edge cancer research.
Time and again, Sunnybrook has
been part of his life, Murray says. “My wife
Bonnie, who succumbed to breast cancer,
received extraordinary care at Sunnybrook.
My grandchildren were born here. This
place really does hold a special place
in my heart.”
Risk
Management
To prevent the over- and
under-treatment of
women with DCIS breast
cancer, medical science
must be able to predict
which of these patients is at
high risk for developing an
invasive, potentially lifethreatening breast cancer.
“Being able to distinguish between
those at high or low risk is
crucial, because different
treatments are suitable for each
group,” says Dr. Rakovitch,
medical director of Sunnybrook’s
Louise Temerty Breast Cancer
Centre.
“A woman at low risk may be able to
receive breast-conserving surgery alone to
remove the DCIS or possibly no treatment
at all. But if she’s at high risk she would be
best treated with radiation after surgery, or
possibly mastectomy, to reduce the odds of
developing an invasive breast cancer.
“A genetic test will transform the
treatment of DCIS, enabling doctors to
plan the most appropriate therapy for
individual women,” Dr. Rakovitch adds.
Such tailored treatment will have
multiple benefits. Women at low risk will
avoid unnecessary radiation and the sideeffects that can go along with it, and
high-risk patients will receive treatment
that could prevent them from having to
wage a battle with invasive breast cancer.
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ODETTE CANCER PROGRAM
HOLLAND MUSCULOSKELETAL PROGRAM
Less
Is More
More than an ocean
apart, a Sunnybrook
researcher and his
counterpart in Israel
are teaming up to help
bring more effective
and less toxic cancer
drug therapies into the
mainstream.
The unique global partnership includes
Dr. Robert Kerbel, a senior scientist at
Sunnybrook, and Dr. Yuval Shaked, an
associate professor at Technion (Israel
Institute of Technology) in Haifa, who
made his mark as a postdoctoral fellow in
Dr. Kerbel’s laboratory.
The two are aiming to get a better
understanding of why “less can be more”
when it comes to chemotherapy, which is
traditionally delivered through high doses
of toxic anti-cancer drugs, usually given
every few weeks for up to five months.
Dr. Kerbel and Dr. Shaked are at the
forefront of a promising treatment strategy
– known as metronomic chemotherapy –
that has fewer side-effects and may extend
survival of patients with cancers that spread
aggressively. Unlike traditional chemotherapy, metronomic chemo uses lower and
less toxic doses that are delivered more
frequently, even daily, over prolonged
periods (for instance, more than a year).
However, to spur additional and muchneeded clinical trials – and to move
metronomic chemotherapy from a niche
concept to a widely used therapy – the
medical oncology world needs a better
understanding of the biological mechanisms
the treatment uses to attack cancers.
“We’re getting these answers through
our partnership,” Dr. Kerbel says. “For
instance, my lab is investigating the ability
of metronomic chemo to harm cancer cells
that are usually resistant to conventional
chemo, while Dr. Shaked is determining
whether it can delay cancer recurrence by
targeting the reactive host response that
often comes with chemo,” he adds.
“Ultimately, we want to uncover
evidence so that metronomic
chemo can become a standard
treatment that helps cancer
patients around the world.”
Through a generous donation from
Michael and Rena Buckstein, Sunnybrook
Foundation and Israel Cancer Research
Fund are partnering to fund this innovative
Canadian-Israeli program.
Dr. Robert Kerbel
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Perfect
Combination
Sunnybrook spine surgeon Dr. Albert Yee and
his team are world leaders in performing
innovative “two-for-one” operations on patients
whose cancers have spread to their spines and
who are at risk of paralysis if left untreated.
The fi rst portion of the procedure uses
new, minimally invasive biologic
techniques in the spine to kill as many
tumour cells as possible. The second is a
procedure historically performed alone
that injects bone cement to mechanically
stabilize diseased vertebrae.
They aim to reach patients who are
high risk or have early spine symptoms
“before it becomes a very major, critical
issue,” says Dr. Yee, an associate scientist
at Sunnybrook Research Institute. “By the
time the patient becomes paralyzed there’s
not much we can do.”
Cancer that spreads to the spine
(typically breast, prostate or lung) can
weaken and break the bones. And with the
spine’s nerve elements controlling neurological functions, paralysis is a real risk.
The fi rst in the world to use this
experimental therapeutic combination,
Sunnybrook is conducting clinical research
trials for the double procedure that uses
photodynamic therapy (PDT) to kill
cancer cells, followed by a bone cement
vertebral stabilization procedure. PDT
uses a drug to make cells sensitive to
laser light then kills the cancer cells with
the laser.
The vertebral stabilization
involves injecting cement
through a small hole in the skin
to repair and stabilize
the bones, relieving back pain
that can be crippling.
Sunnybrook is also using new forms
of bone-targeted radiofrequency ablation,
which sends electrical energy through a
needle to kill tumour cells, followed by the
bone cement procedure.
Patients return home after these
minimally invasive procedures either the
same or next day, unlike conventional
open-surgery treatments with three- to
five-day hospital stays.
The best part, Dr. Yee says, is seeing
dramatic and immediate improvement
in pain. “Some patients can’t even walk
because their back pain is so bad.
Afterwards, they’re much more mobile.
They’re very happy.”
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HOLLAND MUSCULOSKELETAL PROGRAM
ON TOP OF
THE WORLD
Just as Betsy McGregor was preparing in
2000 to join an expedition to Mount
Aconcagua in Argentina, the tallest peak in
the Americas, acute pain in her right hip
led her to Sunnybrook’s Dr. Marvin Tile.
SHE WAS DIAGNOSED with early
onset osteoarthritis but Dr. Tile
encouraged her to tackle the
mountain. Betsy reached
the summit and brought the
doctor a stone from the peak.
Her hip progressively worsened
over the years and she
developed a limp. Still, the
leadership trainer managed
to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
and bring back another stone
to Sunnybrook.
It was the rigours of the
campaign trail during her 2008
and 2011 bids for Parliament
that finally led Betsy to a hip
replacement, performed by the
Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic
Centre’s Dr. Markku Nousiainen.
“He gave me all the tools I
needed to make an informed
decision and solid confidence
to proceed,” she says.
She also found the Holland
Centre’s pre-operative workshop with nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists
and former patients to be
valuable in preparing for the
operation.
Dr. Nousiainen, his assistant
Lovena Smith, and the team
of nurses and physiotherapists gave her “extraordinary”
care, she says, offering the
evidence, knowledge and
information she needed.
THANKS TO HER HIP
REPLACEMENT PERFORMED
AT SUNNYBROOK, BETSY
MCGREGOR IS READY
TO CONTINUE EXPLORING
NEW ADVENTURES.
SHE’S ALREADY LOOKING
FORWARD TO HER
NEXT TRIP.
“The post-operative pace is
breathtaking – you get out of
bed and start walking,” she
laughs. “They gave me great
confidence in the pace of my
recovery. There was no pity, it
was all progress.” The Lakefield
resident was released after
three days and sent home with
a detailed recovery plan.
Nine months after her hip
replacement, Betsy hiked
350 kilometres of the Camino
pilgrimage across Spain and
resumed her mountain leadership adventures in Wales.
Reached as she was leaving
for a speaking engagement
on women entering politics,
she concluded, “the Holland
Centre delivered superb care.
Hip replacement is an elegant
technology that has given
me a pain-free world.”
Betsy plans to take up fencing
this summer.
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KILGOUR SOCIETY
SUNNYBROOK
A Lasting
Legacy
Although they may
not know it, the
countless patients
and veterans cared
for at Sunnybrook
over its 66-year
history owe a debt
of gratitude to
Alice Kilgour who,
in memory of her
husband Joseph,
donated Sunnybrook
Farm and lands for
use as a public park.
Alice’s heirs continued her legacy of
generosity, donating 400 acres of that land
to build a war veterans’ hospital and in
1948, Sunnybrook Hospital opened.
Today, Caryl Sinclair belongs to
the hospital’s Kilgour Society, whose
members continue that philanthropic
tradition through estate gifts.
Caryl remembers visiting her injured
father at Sunnybrook, after he returned
from the war. “I was awed by the large
brown edifice and the wide stone staircase
of what is now C-Wing. The halls seemed
to stretch forever and the wards were open,
with rows and rows of metal beds filled with
veterans waiting for loved ones.
“In the decades that followed,
my mother, my father and my
husband were patients at
Sunnybrook. I am deeply
appreciative of the care and
treatment they received. Each
of their lives eventually came
to a close in the hospital,
in an air of dignity, respect
and serenity.”
“When I was diagnosed with breast
cancer, it was my turn at Sunnybrook. Over
18 months, I had surgery, chemotherapy
and radiation. I am deeply grateful for the
professional expertise, and the careful and
thoughtful planning that went into my
treatment. There was such an atmosphere
of inclusion, support and encouragement.”
Caryl and her husband Walter named
Sunnybrook in their will “as a legacy of
gratitude and in support of future patients
and their families.”
The Kilgour Society celebrates the
vision and generosity of donors who make a
commitment to a legacy gift to Sunnybrook.
What Matters
Most
As the son of a
Second World War
veteran who spent
five years overseas
and died some years
later at a comparatively young age,
Colin Watson says
the original pull of
Sunnybrook was
emotional, based on
its origins as a war
veteran's hospital.
“I had a strong attachment to veterans and
all the things they did,” says Colin, who was
a cadet during his school days.
While CEO of Spar Aerospace in 1996,
Colin agreed to sit on the Sunnybrook
Foundation Board of Directors. Once he
and his wife Barbara came to know
Sunnybrook better, their relationship with
the hospital grew, both as volunteers and
donors. “We came to appreciate the fullness
of what the hospital really was,” Colin says.
“Our interest deepened and evolved.”
The Watsons look to Sunnybrook
Foundation to help them steer their gifts to
areas most in need. Thus, their first major,
targeted donations went to the Sunnybrook
Research Institute – and with Colin’s
engineering background, he believes he
has a strong feel for the importance of the
scientific work taking place.
The couple understands intimately
the importance of research and advancing
treatment options. One of their daughters,
though healthy today, was diagnosed with
diabetes as a teenager, an area in which
Barbara has volunteered extensively. Two
years ago, they lost a son to a brief battle
with pancreatic cancer.
“Last year, we were told one of
the greatest needs was a new
MRI machine,” Colin says.
“When in doubt, we give to the
things the hospital says it needs
the most.”
The MRI will allow for earlier detection
and treatment for thousands of patients
requiring specialized care.
Living near Sunnybrook, Colin says
his family has had outstanding experiences
both as patients and donors. “We’re at a
happy confluence of satisfaction and a
desire to continue being involved and doing
more with Sunnybrook.”
For information on leaving a gift
to Sunnybrook in your will, contact
[email protected] or call
416-480-6100, ext. 89328
Caryl Sinclair
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SUNNYBROOK NEXT GENERATION
SUNNYBROOK ROSE AWARD
Empower
Generation
They are also the latest to join the growing
– and esteemed – list of Sunnybrook
Rose Award recipients. The honour, fi rst
awarded in 2008, celebrates individuals
for their extraordinary efforts in helping
Sunnybrook achieve its philanthropic
objectives. Dr. Black and Derek are the
2013 honourees.
“By inspiring philanthropy
toward Sunnybrook, these
individuals have made a big
difference in our ability to care
for patients,” says Dr. Barry
McLellan, president and CEO
of Sunnybrook.
From left:
Michael Kaye, Morgan Borins,
Simon Leith, Anne-Marie Paquette,
Blake Jespersen
A record-breaking day
of snowfall wasn’t enough
to deter the crowd of
young professionals from
attending the official launch
of Sunnybrook Next
Generation (SNG), a new
volunteer group set to use
their talents and passions
to help the hospital raise
funds and awareness for its
highest priority needs.
Michael Kaye, SNG chair, represents
his family’s third generation of
Sunnybrook supporters. While some
fellow members are descendants of
Sunnybrook supporters, many are joining
independently of any family history,
the Toronto entrepreneur says.
“We all feel a strong connection to
Sunnybrook,” says Michael. “We have
members who have delivered their babies
here, another whose wife was treated for
breast cancer. We have visited sick friends
and relatives at Sunnybrook.”
Many members are building careers,
starting families and trying to maintain a
work-life balance, Michael says, but they
have made SNG a priority.
“We understand the importance
of the life-saving work being
done at Sunnybrook and the
impact we as a group can have
supporting people when it
matters most.”
SNG has set a fundraising goal of
$1 million over 10 years but Michael
says they expect to surpass that as their
membership is quickly growing.
SNG took part in last September’s
RBC Run for the Kids, with members
contributing $8,000 for youth mental
health navigation at Sunnybrook.
The group holds its inaugural signature
fundraising event in July. It starts with
The Waterball Cup golf tournament at
Angus Glen, followed by The Waterball
party that night at Arcadian Loft. Proceeds
this year will go to the Schulich Heart Centre.
For more information on SNG, visit
sunnybrook.ca/sng
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They Rose
to the
Challenge
Sunnybrook neurologist
Dr. Sandra Black and
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
(ALS) advocate Derek
Walton have a couple of
things in common – both
are deeply committed
individuals who are
passionate about helping
Sunnybrook.
In addition to advancing treatments for
the hundreds of thousands of Canadians
affected by stroke and dementia, Dr. Black
has been pivotal in helping Sunnybrook
attract donor investment. She has helped
raise more than $13 million in donations
to Sunnybrook since 2004, aiding several
areas within brain sciences research.
Among them, our Brain Imaging
Research Centre, which is home to a variety
of brain imaging analysis and image-guided
intervention research. Dr. Black was instrumental in establishing Sunnybrook as one
of the three founding sites for the Heart &
Stroke Foundation Canadian Partnership
for Stroke Recovery, and most recently her
work was a pivotal factor in a $10-million
investment from The Slaight Family
Foundation to create The Slaight Centre for
Image-Guided Brain Therapy and Repair.
Derek has raised awareness and money
for ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s
disease), a rapidly progressing neuromuscular condition that attacks the nerve
cells responsible for controlling voluntary
muscle action.
Diagnosed with the disease in 2002,
Derek established the Walton Family Jumping 4 PALS (People with ALS) tandem
skydiving event in 2009 – in fact, he led
the charge by taking the leap. The annual
event has since raised more than $267,000
for leading-edge research at Sunnybrook’s
ALS/Neuromuscular Clinic. Derek has
also been a champion for people living with
ALS through public advocacy.
The Sunnybrook Rose Award takes
its name from the unique rose
created for Sunnybrook by Alexandre
and Jeannine Raab, long-standing
Sunnybrook donors and dedicated
volunteers. The award has recognized
12 exceptional individuals to date:
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Derek Walton
Dr. Sandra Black, O.Ont.
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Virginia McLaughlin
Dr. Eileen Rakovitch
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Terry O’Sullivan
Dr. Sherif Hanna
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Marilyn Wright
Dr. Brian W. Gilbert
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Liz Tory
Dr. Bernard Goldman, C.M.
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George Fierheller, C.M.
Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M.
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SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
CHAIR
Perry N. Dellelce
Managing Partner,
Wildeboer Dellelce LLP
VICE CHAIR
Som Seif
Founder & CEO,
Purpose Investments
TREASURER
Trent Henry
Chairman & CEO,
Ernst & Young
Dr. Kevin Higgins
President,
Seneca College
Surgical Oncologist,
Head of Endocrine Program,
Odette Cancer Centre,
Sunnybrook Health Sciences
Centre
Jennifer Bassett
Michael Kaye
President,
Bassett Events
President & COO,
Alexa Translations
Joel Feldberg
Phipps Lounsbery
President & COO,
The Global Group
Managing Partner,
Litchfield Capital Advisors
David Agnew
Shelley McGirr
Rosemary McLeese
Vice-President,
Administration,
Access Capital Corp.
Dr. Barry McLellan
President & CEO,
Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre
Gord Love
Albert Gasparro
Anita Gupta
President & CEO,
NMI Sales Tax
Consultants
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Senior Wealth Advisor,
Co-Branch Manager,
Director
Wealth Management,
ScotiaMcLeod Inc.
Terry O’Sullivan
Jennifer Tory
Partner,
Lax O’Sullivan Scott
Lisus LLP
Group Head, Personal
& Commercial Banking,
RBC Royal Bank
Harry Rosenbaum
Founding Principal
& Director,
Great Gulf Group of
Companies
Carol Wilding
President & CEO,
Toronto Region
Board of Trade
Jos Schmitt
President & CEO,
Aequitas Innovations Inc.
Dr. Andy Smith
Stacey Murphy
Mark McEwan
Anne Odette Kaye
Founder,
The McEwan Group
E. & G. Odette
Foundation
Executive Vice President,
Chief Medical Executive,
Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre
Stephen Tile
Principal,
Ignite Strategy
& Research
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For audited financial
statements please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation/
statements
SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
GOVERNING
COUNCIL
CHAIR
Stephen Tile
Ignite Strategy & Research
VICE CHAIR
Terry O’Sullivan
Lax O’Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP
The Governing Council is the voting body of Sunnybrook
Foundation. Its primary governance responsibility is
to elect the Directors of the Foundation Board at the
Annual General Meeting each year.
Catherine A. Deluce
Christopher S. L. Hoffmann
Tim W. Kwan
Dr. Barry McLellan
Len Racioppo
The Foray Group of Companies
Chestnut Park Real Estate
Brompton Group
Mon Sheong Foundation
Sunnybrook
Coerente Capital Management Inc.
Jordan L. Bitove
Carey J. Diamond
Susanne Holland
David Lam
Mark R. McQueen
Heather Reid
Northland Power Inc.
Spectrum Capital Partners
Whitecastle Investments Limited
Tai Foong International Ltd.
Wellington Financial
Dr. Robin R. Richards
John W. Thompson
Tracey J. Black
Diana M. Dunlap
CI Financial Corp.
Diane Lang
Ted Meighen
H. Garfield Emerson, Q.C.
Gordon J. Homer
Lang Management
Porter Airlines Inc.
Emerson Advisory
Gordon J. Homer Advisory Services
David A. Leslie
Gregory A. Milavsky
GFH Group Inc.
Ann Bowman
Royal Bank of Canada
Joel Feldberg
William T. Holland
J. Michael Horgan
Thomas H. Brent
The Global Group
Donald R. Brown, Q.C.
George A. Fierheller, C.M.
Melmerby Investments Inc.
Four Halls Inc.
Marilyn Hull
H. Michael Burns
John T. Firstbrook
J. David A. Jackson
The Firstbrook Group of Companies
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Lesley A. Alboini
The Janet and Charles Burns
Foundation
John R. Gardner
Dr. Michael H. Julius
Malcolm Anthony
Linda C. Campbell
Fields Institute for Research
in Mathematical Sciences
Sunnybrook
Albert Gasparro
KMH Cardiology & Diagnostic
Centres Inc.
Alan B. H. Abrams
Carlro Holdings Ltd.
David Agnew
Seneca College
RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Gail Appel
Mark G. Appel, Q.C.
David Archibald
XPV Capital Corporation
Salvatore M. Badali
Odgers Berndtson
Shane Baghai
Shane Baghai Group
of Companies
Sharon Baghai
BMO Bank of Montreal
Mauro Baldassarra
Starlane Home Corporation
Dr. Martin Barkin
Jennifer Bassett
Bassett Events
Paul L. Bertin
No Limit Technologies Inc.
Austin C. Beutel
Oakwest Corporation Limited
Nani Beutel
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Willard S. Sutherland
Aziz Bhaloo
Celine Chen
Robert W. Chisholm
Dr. Mabel Choi
Sunnybrook
James R. Christie
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited
Gerald R. Connor
Cumberland Private Wealth
Management
Dr. Sherry Cooper
DeGroote School of Business,
McMaster University
Carol A. Cowan
George N.M. Currie
Frederick F. Dalley
Arrow Capital Management Inc.
Aubrey L. Dan
Dancap Private Equity Inc.
Marla Dan
Canadian Hadassah-WIZO
Perry N. Dellelce
Wildeboer Dellelce LLP
Dr. Brian Gilbert
Sunnybrook
Leonard H. Goodman
First Financial Corporation
Lily Goodman
All Seniors Care Living Centres
Anita Gupta
NMI Sales Tax Consultants
Graham Hallward
The Alva Foundation
Richard M. Harris
KPMG
Susan J. Helstab
Four Seasons Hotels Limited
Trent Henry
Ernst & Young
L. Milton Hess, Q.C.
Stikeman Elliot LLP
Dr. Kevin Higgins
Sunnybrook
Mary-Ellen Horgan
Vijay Kanwar
Sunnybrook
T. Iain Ronald
Canterbury Park Capital
Dr. Keith Rose
Deloitte
Ian D. Milnes
Harry Rosenbaum
Ana P. Lopes, C.M.
Brian Minton
Richard H. Ling
Phipps Lounsbery
Litchfield Capital Advisors
W. Carl Lovas
Odgers Berndtson
Gord Love
ScotiaMcLeod Inc.
Great Gulf Group of Companies
Lifestyle Integrated Inc.
Dr. Gordon Rubenfeld
W. Frank Morneau, Sr.,
KCSG, KCHS
Maureen J. Sabia, O.C.
Sunnybrook
Morneau Shepell Inc.
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited
Dr. John J. Murnaghan
Gerrard Schmid
James C. Temerty, C.M.
Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M.
Elizabeth Tory
Jennifer Tory
RBC Royal Bank
Gregory W. Tsang
CIBC Asset Management Inc.
Erol Uzumeri
Annette M. Verschuren, O.C.
NRstor Inc.
Sunnybrook
D+H
Marcia Visser
Stacey Murphy
Jos Schmitt
John A. Vivash
Aequitas Innovations Inc.
Tesseract Financial Inc.
Dr. Seymour Schulich, O.C.,
C.F.A.
Colin D. Watson
Pyarali G. Nanji
Sunnybrook
Belle-Pak Packaging Inc.
Nevada Capital Corporation
MFS Investment
Management
Walter M. Macnee
Nimi Nanji-Simard
Som Seif
Edward J. Kernaghan
Veronica S. Maidman
Principia Research Inc.
Equifax Canada
Michael Kaye
Alexa Translations
James C. Keating
Robert W. Luba
Luba Financial Inc.
Gulshan Nanji
Anne Marie MacLeod
MasterCard Worldwide
Sheryl Kerr
John Man
Strathfield Consultants Ltd.
Royal Bank of Canada
Ann Kerwin
Stephen O. Marshall
W. Robert Keyes
Keyes & Associates
Michael M. Koerner, C.M.
EdgeStone Capital Partners Inc.
Mark McEwan
The McEwan Group
Canadian Overseas Investment
Limited
Shelley McGirr
Sonja N. Koerner
Sporting Life
Dr. Hans J. Kreder, FRCSC
Virginia McLaughlin
Sunnybrook
Joseph Natale
TELUS Corporation
Dr. Ken Ng
Purpose Investments
Kimberley Shannon, CFA, MBA
Sionna Investment Managers Inc.
Total Health Management Inc.
Lydia H. Sharpe
Anne Odette Kaye
Peter Sharpe
E. & G. Odette Foundation
Jennifer Pagnutti
Louis P. Pagnutti
Ernst & Young Global Limited
Susan M. Shaw
John L. Sherrington
Scotia Capital Inc.
Dr. Kenneth I. Shulman
Maureen Parkinson
Sunnybrook
J. Brian Prendergast
Georgia H. Sievwright
Recochem Inc.
Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Co.
Helmhorst Investments Limited
Valerie Pringle
Dr. Andy Smith
R. Shayne Kukulowicz
Rosemary McLeese
Ellen Pun
Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
Access Capital Corp.
Dr. Brian H. McGrath
Ellen’s Food Group Inc.
Sunnybrook
Sandra J. Spencer
Michael Wekerle
Difference Capital Financial Inc.
John D. Wetmore
Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor, C.M.
William E. Wilder
Richardson GMP Ltd.
Carol Wilding
Toronto Region Board of Trade
Charles M. Winograd
Andrea L. Wood
TELUS Corporation
Donald O. Wood
Dr. C. Stewart Wright, FRCSC
Sunnybrook
Marilyn P. Wright
Paul Zentil
Zentil Property Management Inc.
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SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
COUNSEL
ADVANCEMENT
COMMITTEE
SUNNYBROOK
NEXT GENERATION
This group of leaders actively
advances Sunnybrook’s vision
in the community.
This group of leaders supports Sunnybrook’s mission and
goals by actively engaging a new generation of supporters
in the community.
Dr. Martin Barkin
CO-CHAIR
CHAIR
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP
Austin C. Beutel
Chairman,
Oakwest Corporation Limited
Perry N. Dellelce
Managing Partner,
Wildeboer Dellelce LLP
Michael Kaye
President & COO,
Alexa Translations
Sharon Baghai
CO-CHAIR
VICE-CHAIR
Lauren Bloom
Jennifer Tory
Group Head, Personal & Commercial
Banking, RBC Royal Bank
Morgan Borins
Director of Business Operations,
CounselQuest
Eugene Bomba
Kim Beckman
Senior Partner,
Davies Howe Partners Lawyers
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Providing advice and counsel,
these leaders are some of
Sunnybrook’s longest standing
supporters.
Nani Beutel
Gerald R. Connor
Chairman & CEO,
Cumberland Private Wealth
Management
George N.M. Currie
James W. Davie
George A. Fierheller, C.M.
President,
Four Halls Inc.
Borys Chabursky
President, SHI Consulting Inc.
J. Michael Horgan
Gloria Di Giovanni
Private Banker, RBC Wealth
Management, RBC Royal Bank
Sigmund Levy
Owner,
I.C.I. Shopping Centres Ltd.
Virginia McLaughlin
President,
Helmhorst Investments Limited
Carey J. Diamond
President & CEO,
Whitecastle Investments Limited
Stephen Diamond
President & CEO, Diamond Corp.
Dusan Miklas
President & CEO,
Invar Building Corporation
Patrick Dovigi
President & CEO,
GFL Environmental Corp.
Terry O’Sullivan
Partner,
Lax O’Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP
Blake C. Goldring
Chairman & CEO,
AGF Management Limited
T. Iain Ronald
Gord Love
Senior Wealth Advisor,
Co-Branch Manager, Director Wealth
Management, ScotiaMcLeod Inc.
Cristina Ronald
Maureen J. Sabia, O.C.
Chairman of the Board,
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited
Frederick W. Thompson
Owner,
F.W. Thompson Company Ltd.
Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M.
Elizabeth Tory
Douglas Mackay
Eugene McBurney
Chairman, GMP Securities L.P.
Dr. Anthony Melman
Chairman & CEO,
Nevele Partners Inc.
Donald H. Morrison
Retired COO, BlackBerry
Gerrard Schmid
CEO, D+H
Som Seif
Founder & CEO,
Purpose Investments
Marie Storto
Greg Thompson
Head of Investment Banking
and Institutional Equities,
National Bank of Canada
Colin D. Watson
Carol Wilding
President & CEO,
Toronto Region Board of Trade
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For a complete list of all
our generous donors,
please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation
SUNNYBROOK FOUNDATION
Carol Chan
Lawyer, Sherrard Kuzz LLP
Kyla Falkiner
IT Strategic Change Consultant,
McDonald’s
John Hill
Assistant Vice President,
Talent Management,
Sun Life Financial
Blake Jespersen
Managing Director,
Foreign Exchange Products,
BMO Capital Markets
Whitney Binns
Emilie Cushman
Susanna Dawson
Shayn Diamond
Melanie Dowhaniuk
Jonathan Drake
Sarah Hull
Andrew M. Joyner
Nicole Karmali
Shannon Lewis
Michael Lord
Andrew B. Miller
Roger Leslie
Vice President,
Ernst & Young Orenda
Corporate Finance Inc.
Ardy Mohajer
Andrew Mitchell
Jordan L. Morassutti
Jennifer Luu
Manager of Financial Services,
Canadian Insurance Brokers Life Inc.
Reghann Munno
Andrew Oliver
President, Oliver & Bonacini
Justin Pintwala
Chris Partridge
Joseph Reichmann
Stephen Robinson
Robert Perry
President & Managing Partner,
Mandrake
Alan Stevens
John Tory
Chief Executive Officer, Private Air
Martha Vallance
Ben Winograd
Senior Manager,
Portfolio Management,
Credit Structures, Private Banking,
RBC Wealth Management Group,
RBC Royal Bank
LIFETIME
DONORS
We are deeply grateful
to the following individuals and organizations
– our most generous
donors – who have
given $25,000 or more
cumulatively to Sunnybrook Foundation up to
December 31, 2013.
$20,000,000+
Susanne & William Holland
Edmond Odette*, C.M.
& Gloria Odette*
Lindsay S. Knowlton
Simon Leith
Associate,
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Anne-Marie Paquette
CEO, Talem Health Solutions
OUR
DONORS
In 2013, thousands of generous supporters contributed over $63 million
in support of Sunnybrook’s life-saving work. From smaller, recurring gifts
to landmark multi-million-dollar donations, we value every dollar entrusted
to us. You are helping us invent the future of health care.
David Tile
$10,000,000 TO
$19,999,999
Seymour Schulich, O.C. &
Tanna Schulich and Family
J.P. Sheridan
Frederick W. Thompson
The Slaight Family Foundation
Temerty Family Foundation
$5,000,000 TO
$9,999,999
Nani & Austin Beutel
L.C. Campbell
Aubrey & Marla Dan
Newton G.Z. Glassman
Ted* & Loretta Rogers
John Tory*, Q.C.
& Elizabeth Tory
One anonymous donor
Heart & Stroke Foundation
of Canada
St. Jude Medical (Canada) Inc.
Sunnybrook Volunteer
Association
$2,500,000 TO
$4,999,999
In memory of Amy Chan
Sydney & Florence Cooper
and Family
Anthony* & Margaret Crolla
Estate of Albert
Cummings Johnston
Sunnybrook
Golf Classic
DeFrancesco Family
Sheryl & David Kerr
Michael Koerner, C.M.
& Sonja Koerner
Lee K. & Margaret Lau
Sigmund & Nancy Levy
Gulshan & Pyarali G. Nanji
and Family
One anonymous donor
The R. Samuel McLaughlin
Foundation
RBC Foundation
Roche Canada
Rose Ball Gala
Sanofi
Sunnybrook Golf Classic
Women’s Health Golf Classic
One anonymous donor
Bell Canada
Boston Scientific Ltd.
Brazilian Carnival Ball –
Anna Maria de Souza
Canadian Breast Cancer
Foundation, Ontario Chapter
Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce
Canadian Spinal
Research Organization
Gelato Cup Golf Tournament
The Nelson Arthur
Hyland Foundation
McDermott House of Canada
$1,000,000 TO
$2,499,999
Shaila & Soham Ajmera Family
Mark Appel, Q.C.
& Gail Rose Appel
Henry & Esther Bernick
John Bitove, C.M. & Dotsa
Bitove & their Families
through The Bitove
Foundation
Murray & Bonnie* Brasseur
Estate of Mary P. Carter
Estate of Vimy Lena
Elizabeth Coleman
Gerald & Carla Connor
James & Mary Davie
The Diamond Family –
Whitecastle Investments
Graham Farquharson
Joel & Melissa Feldberg
and Family
Saul & Toby Feldberg
and Family
Goldie R. Feldman
George Fierheller, C.M.
& Glenna Fierheller
Estate of Phyllis Mary Garton
Albert Gasparro
Blake & Belinda Goldring
Estate of William Green
Mary & Graham Hallward
Richard & Donna Holbrook
Edgar & Bruce Johnson
The Koschitzky Family
Stephan Lewar*, O.Ont.
Adrienne & Douglas Mahaffy
and Family
Estate of Douglas J. Manley
Estate of William
Vanderlure Martin
R. Peter & Virginia
McLaughlin
Anthony & Valerie Melman
Louis* & Patricia Odette
Helen & Paul J. Phelan*
Alexandre & Jeannine Raab
Estate of Tiina Raag
Susan Scace & Arthur Scace,
C.M., Q.C. and The Henry
White Kinnear Foundation
Michael* & Janet Scott
Estate of Jean Elizabeth Shanks
Ada Slaight
Estate of Florence
Winifred Stacey
Joey & Toby Tanenbaum
Barbara & Colin Watson
Estate of Myrna L. Westcott
Two anonymous donors
Amgen Canada Inc.
The Bank of Nova Scotia
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BMO Financial Group
BMO Financial Group
Breast Cancer Society
of Canada
The Cadillac Fairview
Corporation Limited
Cara Operations Limited
City of North York
John and Myrna Daniels
Charitable Foundation
Ellen’s Food Group Inc.
Eli Lilly Canada Inc.
Falconeri Munro Tucci LLP
The Firkin Group of Pubs
General Motors of Canada
Limited
The Great Gulf Homes
Charitable Foundation
Helmhorst Investments
Limited
Krembil Foundation
Mandarin Charitable
Foundation
Manulife Financial
Mead Johnson Nutrition
Medtronic of Canada Limited
T. R. Meighen Family
Foundation
Middlefield Group
The Morrison Foundation
Night of Stars
Northbridge Financial
Corporation
Novartis Oncology
Philips Healthcare
RBC Run for the Kids
Sofina Foods Inc. and
the Latifi Family
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For a complete list of all
our generous donors,
please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation
Stryker Canada
Sun Life Financial
TD Bank Group
The Allan E. Tiffin Trust
Vascular Clinic Golf
Tournament
Veterans’ Affairs Canada
Jack Weinbaum Family
Foundation
Wine 4 Heart
Two anonymous donors
$500,000 TO $999,999
Eugene* & Alice Boccia
Estate of W. Elizabeth Burton
Estate of Chess T. Chessman
Robert & Andrea Chisholm
George & Tami Cope
Estate of J. Douglas Crashley
Estate of Joan Elizabeth
Crocker
Estate of Elizabeth Curtiss
Estate of Marjorie Emma
Larmon
David & Susan* Leslie
Estate of Beth MacIver
Douglas MacKay
Estate of Luella McCleary
Estate of Lawrence
Bert Morgan
Estate of Maxine Morris
Janice & Earle O’Born
Estate of Rose Reid
Estate of John Seme
Lydia & Peter Sharpe
Estate of Berenice Smirle
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Estate of Brenda Lee-Ann
Smith
Barbara L. Steele
Jane Stodgell* &
Arnold Massey
Ann & Will Sutherland
Estate of Constance Tiffin
James F. Tyrrell*
Two anonymous donors
Abbott Nutrition Canada
AstraZeneca Canada Inc.
The Harold E. Ballard
Foundation
Baxter Corporation
J.P. Bickell Foundation
Boehringer Ingelheim
(Canada) Limited
J. Armand Bombardier
Foundation
Charles Luther Burton Trust
Carranza Barristers &
Solicitors
Celgene Canada
Covidien
The Arthur & Audrey Cutten
Foundation
Dr. Jay Foundation
Elkie Adler MS Clinic
Ernst & Young LLP
Michael Albert Garron
Foundation
GE Healthcare
GlaxoSmithKline Inc.
Great-West Life, London Life
and Canada Life
The Hedwig Walch
Charitable Foundation
Hydro One Inc.
IBM Canada Ltd.
Stephan R. Lewar Trust
McLeish Orlando LLP
Merck Frosst Canada Ltd.
Neinstein & Associates LLP
Oatley Vigmond LLP
Pfizer Canada Inc.
Relay for Life
Rethink Breast Cancer Canada
Budd Sugarman Foundation
Tesari Charitable Foundation
Toronto Hydro
Toronto Professional
Fire Fighters’ Association
Underwear Affair
May G. Vasey Trust
R. Howard Webster
Foundation
The W. Garfield Weston
Foundation
The Winberg Foundation
One anonymous donor
$250,000 TO $499,999
Alan B.H. Abrams
Estate of Edna Grace Abbott
Vic & Lesley Alboini
Estate of Jeannette Elise Anton
Thomas & Donna Baker
Dr. Martin & Carol Barkin
Karen & Bill Barnett
Estate of Katherine Bassel
Norman & Cicely Bell*
Ronald & Barbara Besse
Jeff Bly & Janice Feldberg-Bly
Thomas & Sandra Brent
Estate of Emilie G. Brooks
Estate of Elizabeth
Mary Browne
Michael & Rena Buckstein
Estate of Leila Emma
Campbell
In Loving Memory of
Rita Centorame
Mark & Gloria Charness
Estate of John Chiasson
Jeff Church & Susan M. Shaw
Barry & Susanne Cooper
Sherry Cooper
George & Daphne Currie
Leslie Dan, C.M. & Anna Dan
Nicholas, Taylor, Sue &
Perry Dellelce
George & Kathy Dembroski
Estate of Ronald Edward
Donnelly
Joan Eakin & Chris Hoffmann
Roy C. Foss & Family
Estate of Elizabeth Shirley Fox
Estate of Mavis Gardiner
Mrs. C. Warren Goldring
Barry & Laurie Green
Estate of Vincent Albert
Grozelle
Estate of Marjorie Hamilton
Mary Ellen & Michael Horgan
Estate of Betty-Jane Inwood
Arnold B. Irwin
Estate of Margaret Agnes Isaac
J. David & Maureen Jackson
Estate of Wilfred Davies
Johnson
Edward J. Kernaghan
Tom & Annie* Kohn
Estate of Lucia ten Kortenaar
Philip Leong
The Ted Libfeld Family
Estate of James Allan
MacCallum
Dr. Brian & Sharon McGrath
Paul & Penny Minz
Helen & Frank Morneau
Estate of Zelma Thomson
Murphy
Estate of Mary McNiven
The Muzzo Family
Marie-José Overweel
Pearson Family
Estate of Edwin Roger Pooler
Mario Romano
Tevya Rosenberg*
Norbert Schuller*
Estate of Alvin Harry Seward
Alexander Shnaider
Marita Simbul-Lezon
& Ron Lezon
Marion C. Soloway
John C. Stodgell*
Eleanor & Burnett* Thall
James Tory*, Q.C.
Jennifer Tory
Estate of Violet Edith Underhill
Estate of Janet Elizabeth Waite
Vera I. Wallace*
Elizabeth & Bruce Walter
John G. Weir*
The Wekerle Family
Charles & Libby Winograd
Stanley Douglas Woollings
Two anonymous donors
A & B Fogel Charitable
Foundation
Abbott Laboratories, Limited
AGF Management Limited
Allergan Inc.
The Alva Foundation
The Ralph M. Barford
Foundation
Bay Street Fore A Cause Inc.
Bay Street Grand Prix
Bayer Inc.
The Benjamin Foundation
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
The Blidner Family
Foundation
BMO Employee Charitable
Foundation
Bondfield Construction
Company Ltd.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Canada Inc.
The Andy and Beth Burgess
Family Foundation
Canadian Cancer Society,
Ontario Division
Canadian Pacific Limited
Canadian Tire Corporation,
Limited
The Catwalk Cure
CN
Conservatory Group of
Companies
D+H
Jim V. and Lina DeGasperis
Foundation
Department of Medicine
Department of Surgery
The Eaton Foundation
Electrical Safety Authority
Fasken Martineau
DuMoulin LLP
Fox Trot
Friends of the Orthopaedic
& Arthritic Campus
(Gift Shop)
Galderma Canada Inc.
Green & White Gala
Hansjorg Wyss AO Medical
Foundation
Harrowston Foundation
The Hearing Foundation
of Canada
The William and Nona Heaslip
Foundation
Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Co.
Hip Hip Hooray
Hurley Corporation
Imperial Oil Limited
The Jackman Foundation
Janssen Inc.
Justin Bieber: Home for
the Holidays
Kellogg Canada Inc.
Labatt Breweries of Canada
Lerners LLP
Sophie M. Lewar Trust
Liberty Health
Loblaw Companies Limited
The Samuel Lunenfeld
Charitable Foundation
Lymphoma Foundation
Canada
M.A.M. Group of Companies
Max Bell Foundation
MDS Inc.
MED-EL Elektromedizinische
Geräte GmbH
The Mental Wellness Network
Miller Tavern
Molson Breweries
Monsanto Canada Inc.
The Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto
Murphy Family Foundation
New Leaders of Sunnybrook
Nordion
Nortel Networks Limited
Oakdale’s Golf Fore the Cure
Old Bags Luncheon
Park’N Fly
Helen McCrea Peacock
Foundation
Power Workers’ Union
Road 2 Recovery
Royal Canadian Legion
The Royal Canadian Legion
Ontario Command
Charitable Foundation
Santa Parade
The W.P. Scott Charitable
Foundation
Sears Canada Inc.
Shoppers Drug Mart
The Sam Sorbara Charitable
Foundation
St. George’s Society of Toronto
Synthes (Canada) Ltd.
Team Galati Hope for the Cure
TELUS
Toronto West Golf
Transamerica Life Canada
Whistler’s Open Golf
Tournament
Windfields Farm
Yente Grosz Shabbat House
Zimmer of Canada Limited
One anonymous donor
$100,000 TO $249,999
Saeid & Fakhri Aghaei
E state of Ruth A. Aitken
Estate of Margot O. Anderson
Helen Mary Armstrong*
Shane & Manda Baghai
Estate of Mary Ellen Baker
Jim & Heidi Balsillie
Ralph Barford
Gus Baril
John M. Beck
Estate of Mary Anne Benesch
Paul & Wendy Bertin
Estate of Evelyn Jean Blevins
Estate of Eugene Boccia
Ann* & Douglas Bodley
Estate of Margaret Boggs
Estate of Ernest Bradshaw
Jeremy & Andreana Brasseur
Michael & Julia Bratty
and Family
The Bratty Family
Estate of George Ivan
Earl Brown
Sue & Michael Burns
Vivian & David Campbell
Margaret Chambers*
Eric Chan*
Ray Chang & Donette
Chin-Loy
The Family of the late
Dixon S. Chant
Estate of Keela Chapman
Anil Chopra and Team Yonge,
Steeles Ford and Lincoln
James R. Christie &
Hon Sarah E. Pepall
Chwant-Seto Family Trust
The Ciccolini and
Corby Families
Peter Cipriano
Estate of Gwendolyn
Irene Corcoran
Estate of Ruth Wenonah
Corner
Nick & Rosanne Cortellucci
Jack* & Jessie Coutts
Steve & Katharine Coxford
Mr. Purdy Crawford, C.C., Q.C.
Phillip & Stephanie Crawley
Donald & Audrey Crombie
Estate of Mary Frances Cronin
George & Mary Crothers
Kate N. Crozier
Estate of Lynda May
Cunningham
Mark & Ann Curry
Frederick & Susan Dalley
Estate of Evelyn Mary Davis
John DeGasperis
Leo & Sandra DelZotto
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Diener
Laura Dinner &
Richard Rooney
Ian Douglas*, C.M., Q.C.
Estate of Robert Butt Dunlop
Estate of Marta Dusmetde-Smours
Lynda E. Dyer*
Estate of Evelyn Edith Eadie
Shirley Endean*
Mr. Lung Chiu Kuk
Gordon & Ricki Fenwick
John & Elizabeth* Finlay
Edward & Sylvia Fisch
Alison Fisher
Joan Fisher
George & Susan Fowlie
Estate of Paul Russell Frasca
Albert & Nancy Friedberg
Harvey & Leah Fruitman
Roger & Kevin Garland
Estate of Arthur Gates
Vern & Pamela Gazzola
C. Ray & Florence Giddings
John & Endla Gilmour
Michael & Karyn Goldstein
Marianna & Antonio Greco
Anthony Griffin*
Estate of Ethel Gertrude
Hallett
Russell Harrison*
Gerald Heffernan, Q.C.
& Geraldine Heffernan
Joe Heffernan
Estate of Harriet Helwig
Estate of Strathearn Ann
(Thern) Hicking
Stella Elizabeth Hopper*
Estate of Garry Hoy
Joel & Betsy Ippolito
Estate of Pearl Cohen Jacobs
Estate of Wilma G. S. Jamieson
Estate of Irene Ellen Johnstone
Margaret Johnstone
K. Michael Kelly
Estate of William Arnold Kerr
David Lam of Tai Foong
International Ltd.
Mary Ann Lawrie
Harold* & Shirley Lederman
Kenneth & Daisy Lee
Estate of Kathleen Lennon
Dr. Bob Lester
John Leyerle* & Patricia Eberle
Clifford Librach
Walter* & Susan Lind
William Lum & Ann Lum
Estate of Graham MacLachlan
Neo & Mark Mandlsohn
Estate of Leone C. St. Mars
Janet Marsh Frosst
Jill Denham & Stephen
Marshall
Estate of Frances Maruska
J. Scott & Patricia McCain
Wallace McCain* & Margaret
McCain, C.C.
Susan McCutcheon*
Steven & Shelley McGirr
Dorothy McKay*
John G. McKee*
Estate of Catherine McLaren
E.R.S. & Patricia McLaughlin
Ian Kidson & Carole McNabb
Estate of Lillian Bernice
McPherson
Mark & Andrea McQueen
and Family
Gloria & James McSherry
Jim Meekison & Carolyn
Keystone
Silvana Melara
Dusan & Anne Miklas
He Jian Min
Bruce H. Mitchell
Ziba Mizrahi
David & Joan Moore
Estate of Victor Mozarowski
Sonya Neufer
Patricia L. Nichols
Terry O’Sullivan &
Corey Simpson
Jennifer & Louis Pagnutti
Jocelyn Palm
Maureen & Roger Parkinson
Lionel & Elaine Parry
G. Scott Paterson
Estate of Irene Rennye
Cristina Pearse
Edwin & Deanna Peranson
Andrew* & Susan Peters
Lola A. Philp
Edwin Pooler*
Ella Margaret Mae Potton
Gail Suzanne Potts*
Estate of Adrian Nicolas Primc
Estate of Denis Charles Quinn
Len & Vivian Racioppo
Rosemary C. Rathgeb
Francis* & Ruth Redelmeier
Alison Reid & Jim
Christodoulis
Brian & Ellen Relph
Dr. Robin Richards
Jason & Yvonne Robertson
Iain & Cristina Ronald
Theodore & Debbi Ross
Sandra Rotman, C.M.
& Joseph Rotman, O.C.
Nancy M. Scott
Estate of Hazel M. Scougall
Victoria & Clive Seidel*
Michael & Rose Shannon/
Morse Shannon LLP
John & Amanda Sherrington
M. Ouilla Shirriff*
Estate of Kathleen Mary Sloan
W. Lennox Smart*
Estate of Ellen Irene Smith
Estate of Hazwell S. Smith
Ann Southam*
Maureen & Wayne Squibb
Estate of Mary Stenli
Barbara Stymiest & James Kidd
Estate of Katherine Swartz
Ana P. Lopes, C.M.
& Don Tapscott
Ian & Carol Telford
Kevin & Heather Thistle
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Estate of Grace Lorraine
Thomas
Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M.
& Esther Tile
Stephen & Christine Tile
Stephen S. F. Tung
Estate of Morris Turk
Anthony P. Viner
& Catherine Viner
Estate of Hendrik Vliegenthart
The Waitzer Family
In memory of Orly Watkin
Douglas G. Watson*
Estate of Vera Margaret Watson
Estate of Nikolaus Weimann
Sydney* & Lillian Weinstock
Estate of Alice Kathleen Welsh
Myrna & David Westcott*
John & Karen Wetmore
Rob Wildeboer
David & Lindy Williams
Estate of Mary Williamson
Estate of Geoffrey
Tegetmeier Wills
Estate of William Arbuthnott
Willson
Estate of Florence Kathleen
Wilson
Estate of John B. Withrow
Dr. C. Stewart Wright
& Mrs. Marilyn Wright
Angelo Zaccheo*
Joe Zentil
Nine anonymous donors
Abitibi-Consolidated Inc.
AIC Limited
AIM Trimark Investments Inc.
Albikin Management Inc.
Alcan Inc.
An Evening of Music with
Dan Hill & John McDermott
AO/ASIF Research
Commission
Astellas Pharma Canada Inc.
Atlantic (HS) Financial
Corporation
Baycrest Centre for
Geriatric Care
Berlex Canada Inc.
BFS Entertainment
Charitable Foundation
BFS Golf Tournament
E.W. Bickle Foundation
Biogen Canada Inc.
The Black Family Foundation
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Brant Business Park
Brascan Corporation and
Noranda Inc.
B-Strong Walk
Canadian Hadassah-WIZO
(CHW) Toronto Centre
Canadian Orthopaedic
Foundation
Cancer Care Ontario
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For a complete list of all
our generous donors,
please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation
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Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
Centre for Addiction
and Mental Health
The Challenge: Cycle by Day,
Dance By Night
ChildProtect Canada
Chris Li Golf Classic
Christie Group Limited
Colon Cancer Canada
Colorectal Cancer Screening
Initiative Foundation
Commissionaires
(Great Lakes)
Compass Group Canada
Comprehensive Care
International
James H. Cummings
Foundation Inc.
CureALS in honour of
Gail Burgess
Deloitte & Touche
Department of Family
Medicine
Department of Medical
Imaging
Department of Psychiatry
Downsview Kitchens
Dufferin Construction
Company
E.I. du Pont Canada Company
Ellesmere Fabricators Ltd.
Ellis-Don Construction Ltd.
Enbridge Gas Distribution
Equifax Canada Inc.
Esso Resources Limited
Family Practice Associates,
Women’s College Hospital
Fantino Police Breakfast
Fiera Capital
FML Medical Laboratories
Four Seasons Hotels
and Resorts
General Community Event
General Electric Canada Inc.
George Weston Limited
Gluckstein & Associates LLP
Golf Fore Spine Research
Tournament
Gulf Canada Resources Ltd.
H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd.
HBC Foundation
HDR Architecture Associates
Inc.
Hepburn Engineering Inc.
Highland Farms &
The Coppa Family
Hiram Walker and Sons Ltd.
Hold em for Life
HSBC Bank Canada
Hudson’s Bay Company
Hydro One, Employees’
and Pensioners’
Charity Trust Fund
The Hylcan Foundation
Irpinia Club
J + J Shared Services
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Joe Sottosanti ALS Research
Charity Golf Tournament
Johnson & Johnson
Jumping for PALS
KPMG LLP
John Labatt Foundation
Labour of Love
LEO Pharma Inc.
The Maxwell and Ruth Leroy
Foundation
LNG Investment Group
Lombard Canada Ltd.
Maj 4 Mammaries
Maple Leaf Foods Inc.
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
The McColl-Early Foundation
The J.W. McConnell Family
Foundation
McLean Budden
The McLean Foundation
The Catherine & Maxwell
Meighen Foundation
Merrill Lynch
The Michaels Family
Foundation
Missing Link Cancer
Research Foundation
Morgan Stanley Canada
Limited
Novopharm Ltd.
Ontario Energy Network
Organon Canada Ltd.
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Philips Electronics Ltd.
Pilkington-Henniger
Charitable Trust
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Procter & Gamble
Putting for Preemies
Rameses Shriners
Rayjo Charitable Trust
Richards Medical Company
Rio Algom Limited
Rogers Communications Inc.
Roots Canada Ltd.
The Rosen Family Foundation
Rotary Club of East York
Royal Pine Homes
Schering-Plough Canada Inc.
Serono Canada Inc.
Servier Canada Inc.
Seven Star Express Line
Carolyn Sifton Foundation Inc.
Smith & Nephew Inc.
Stiefel Canada Inc.
Stikeman Elliott LLP
Strategic Charitable
Giving Foundation
Suncor Inc.
Sunnybrook Department
of Medicine Partnership
Sunnybrook’s Paediatric
Associates
The Sunnybrook Surgical
Oncology Program
Surgical Oncology Gala
Toronto Star
Torys LLP
Tour for the Cure
TransCanada Pipeline Limited
UBS
Ventana Clinical Research
Corporation
The Benjamin Walker
Foundation
The Windward Foundation
The Geoffrey H. Wood
Foundation
Wyeth Consumer
Healthcare Inc.
Harry and Shirley Young
Charitable Foundation
One anonymous donor
$50,000 TO $99,999
Estate of Sarah Evelyn Ackrow
Estate of Violet Mary
Rosina Adair
W. A. Bain
Estate of Roy Baker
Helen G. Balfour*
Estate of Maureen Baufeldt
Jalynn Bennett, C.M.
Douglas & Anne Berry
Estate of Martha Jane Bishop
Evelyn Blevins*
Frank & Zsuzsi Bleyer
Estate of Marion Georgina
Boucher
Ann Bowman
William J. Braithwaite
Eric Bresler
Estate of Victor Bridgeman
John R. Bridger*
Michael Budman & Diane Bald
Paul Burchell
Winifrede W.R. Burry
Robert Burton
Mrs. Audrey Campbell*
Anne-Marie & Robert Canning
Dorothy Catterson*
Estate of Winnifred Eva
Blanche Caughey
Robert Chafee
Josephine Chan &
Franklin Chau
David & Valerie Christie
Peter & Catherine Clark
Edwin & Deanna Cohen
Suzanne & Mark Cohon
Douglas & Paula Cook
Janet Cottrelle
Carol A. Cowan (Levine)
Edward Crawford
Joyce Crawley*
Edmond & Edith Creed
Richard J. Currie, O.C.
Robert Dale*
Estate of Ruth Day
Catherine & Robert Deluce
Angelo & Carol DelZotto
Morris & Gertrude* Diamond
Estate of Professor Frances
Whitman Doane
David & Arlene Dougall
Estate of Roy Dow
Estate of Nancy-Leigh
(Gossage) Eaton
Estate of Dorothy Jeanette
Elliott
Garfield Emerson, Q.C.
Robert* & Margaret Engel
Estate of Margaret E. Faessler
Joel & Gail Fenwick
Paul Fenwick
Firstbrook Family
Margaret Fitch
Michael, Jackie, Joanna,
Mitchell & Jason Flatt
John F. Flinn*
Michael & Anne Ford
Robert & Julia Foster
Irving* & Ruth Frisch
Elizabeth* & Donald Geater
Gillick Family
Lawrence & Diana Goad
Jeffrey Gollish & Patricia
Houston
Estate of Isabel Goodman
Lily & Gary Goodman
Estate of Gordon Victor Gover
David Green, Daphne Wagner,
Lita & Mikey Green
Don Green
Donna Green
Karen E. Green
Richard & Rita Guest
Stephen Halpern
Estate of Naoko Hayashi
Estate of Tatsuo Hayashi
Estate of John Heaven
In honour of Bernard Herman’s
100th Birthday
Dr. Sender Herschorn
Christopher Ho
Richard & Helen Holtby
Estate of Jennifer C. A. Hooker
Joan Howes
John & Tracey Ing
Simon & Marie Jackson
Garth & Mary Jestley
Estate of Alexander Johnston
David & Merryl Josephson*
and Family
Morris & Sally* Justein
James & Mary Keating
George* & Donalda Kelk
Peter & Margie Kelk
Maureen Kempston Darkes,
O.Ont.
Estate of Donald Alexander
Kerr
Edward & Ann Kerwin
Thomas Kierans & Mary
Janigan
Dr. Allan Knight*
Henrietta Kostman
Dr. Hans J. Kreder
Anne M. Kuna-Delicaet
Jack & Juliana Kwan
and Family
Arthur & Sonia Labatt
Jessie Landell
Dr. Ching Lau
Estate of Arlie Laxton
Michael & Jane Lay
Estate of Archibald D. Leitch
J. Ross & Elizabeth
LeMesurier*
Jerry & Millie Lev
Hazel Lavina Lickley
Estate of Elvira Lobe Lieblich
Roy & Marjorie Linden
Jean & Jerry Lindsay
Estate of Jean Loeffelhardt
Estate of Virginia Marie Long
Phipps & Barbara Lounsbery
Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Luba
Nicholas & Virginia* Lucas
Frank Luk
Sherry Mabro
Estate of Dorothy A. Macham
Janet & Gar MacInnis
Alex Macnaughton*, Q.C.
& Phyllis Macnaughton
Estate of Irene Maklary
Howie & Terry Mandel
Raymond A. Mandzuk*
Estate of Jacob Mann
Denis Marsh*
Wilmot & Judy Matthews
John R. Maudsley
Nancy & John McFadyen
Sheila P. McGillivray
Estate of Mary Alice McIntosh
Estate of Dorothy Jane McKay
Robert & Rosemary McLeese
Dr. & Mrs. Barry &
Jeanette McLellan
Dieter Menzel
Estate of Helen Eileen
Meredith
John Miller
William* & Joan Miller
George Minarsky
Belle* & Leonard Mulligan
Ina Murdock Estate
Jack* & Vera Nunn
Estate of Isabel O’Connell
Trish & Rob O’Connor
Estate of Hilda Carlyle Oram
Dean & Mara Orrico
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pal
Yun Chong Pan*
Teresa Pang
Estate of Daisy Winifred
Pearce
John & Penny Pepperell
Estate of Rose Perlstein
Sheila Pollock*
Estate of Katharine Joyce
Pomanti
In loving memory of
Renald Potvin
Estate of Irene Matilda Prior
Peter & Valerie Psihogios
and Family
Ida Pusateri
Estate of Grace Geraldine Pyne
William & Cynthia Quinn
Thomas Rahilly & Jean Fraser
Nancy Ralph & Associates
Gail Regan
Bruce & Lorna Robertson
Elizabeth Robinson Careless
Barrie D. Rose & Family
Fran & Keith Rose
Estate of Carolyn Mildred Ross
Richard & Sheila Ross
Robert Jamieson Rowland*
In memory of Louis
& Marie Ruby
Derek & Tina Russell
Danny & Vivienne Saltzman
Estate of Jean Campbell
Saunders
Louis Savlov
Richard Savoury
Benj Schachter* &
Ricky Schachter*, C.M.
Estate of Mildred Schleihauf
Gerrard Schmid &
Linda Mantia
In memory of Sigmund
Schmidt
Lyla & Frank Schwartz
and Family
Thomas & Marjorie Schwartz
Estate of Francoise Marie
Anne Schwartze
Estate of Mary Scott
Estate of Frances Leona Sealy
John & Anna Semple
Estate of Stewart Shaw
Estate of Evelyn Mary Shea
Joe & Mary Frances Sheehan
Jessica L.G. Shelley
Evelyn Sheppard*
Sheldon & Vivian Silverberg
Sidney Silverberg
Hilda E. Simmons*
Robert & Mary Singer
Fern Small, Barry Wainstein
& Family
William & Ruth Smallwood*
Jason & Heather Smith
Estate of Margaret Smith
Estate of Naomi Joan Smith
Mr.* & Mrs. Odric H. Smith
Irene So
The Spagnolo Family
Estate of Allan Thomas Squier
Estate of Beatrice May Stafford
Margaret Stephens
& Joan Catterson
Estate of Irene May Stevenson
Estate of Edith Eleanor Stewart
Estate of Molly Stork
Lilly Offenbach Strauss
Estate of Isobel Elizabeth
Stuppard
Benson & Joyce Sy
Ken Tam
Marianne Teubner
B.G. Thomas
John & Judie Thompson
Martha J. Tory
Estate of Jean K. Tripp
Ross Urquhart
Estate of Ruth Estella
Vanderlip
J.B. Vaughan*, C.M.
Estate of Isabel Wakeford
Estate of Susan Walters
Derek R. Walton
Howard & Marilyn Walton
RBC Run for the Kids
Anne & David G. Ward
Geraldine Wardman
Estate of Douglas G. Watson
Julia Conn Watt*
Tor Williams
Muriel Charlotte Wilson
Eldon A. Winsor
Carrie & Robert Wortzman
Mrs. Jean Wright Kilpatrick
& Mr. John Kilpatrick
John* & Mary Yoerger
Marvin Yontef
Helen Zinkargue
Norbert Zuckerman*
Estate of Angel (Anshel)
Zylberman
15 anonymous donors
3M Canada Company
Agfa Inc.
Airport Club Golf Tournament
Allstate Foundation of Canada
Altamira Management Ltd.
ANRAD Corporation
Anspor Construction Limited
Antamex International Inc.
Apotex Foundation of B.C.
The Armadale Foundation
Army, Navy & Air Force
Veterans in Canada Ontario
Command
The Arthritis Society
Barrick Gold Corporation
Bennett Beach Bash
Biomet Inc.
The Hans J. Black Foundation
BlackBerry Limited
The Edward Bronfman
Family Foundation
The Buchan Family
Foundation
Bunting Warburg Dillon Read
Burgundy Asset Management
Ltd.
Cambodia Children’s
Summit Ride
Canadian Airlines
International
Canadian Manual Skills &
Fracture Documentation
Foundation
The Lloyd Carr-Harris
Foundation
Centura and the Cowie Family
Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd.
Citibank Canada
Clubs for Cancer
Colorectal Cancer Association
of Canada
Concord Confections Inc.
Concours D’Elegance
Confederation Life
Insurance Co.
Continental Hair
The Co-operators Group Ltd.
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Sorin Group Canada Inc.
Spar Aerospace Ltd.
TACC Construction Co. Ltd.
Theatre Performance
Night hosted by Eric Gertner
and Family
Tides Canada – LAM Event
Toronto Rock Black Out
Breast Cancer
Tridel Corporation
Uken Studios Inc.
Ultimate Jet Set
The Veterans Honour
Ride Foundation
The Wellesley Foundation
Wellington Financial LP
Wine Tasting Masters
of Burgundy
Woodbine Entertainment
Group
C.R. Younger Foundation
Garry Zentil Golf Invitational
Six anonymous donors
Concours D’Elegance
Jack Cooper Family
Foundation
Coopers & Lybrand LLP
Corby Distilleries Limited
Cuddy Corporation
The William and Arlene
Daniels Charitable
Foundation
Davies Ward Phillips
& Vineberg LLP
Department of Anaesthesia
Department of Emergency
Services
Department of Obstetrics
and Gynaecology
Department of Ophthalmology
Department of Otolaryngology
Department of Pathology
Dynamic Fund Foundation
Eagles Nest Golf Club Inc.
Eat, Drink and Dance for ALS
EDS Canada Inc.
Edwards Charitable
Foundation
The EJLB Foundation
Elekta
The Fraser Elliott Foundation
Emergis Inc.
Export Packers Company
Limited
FGF Brands Inc.
Fidelity Investments
Canada Ltd.
Fire Marshal’s Public Fire
Safety Council
Flowers For Hope
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For a complete list of all
our generous donors,
please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation
Friends of A.J. Casson
Fundraiser for OCD featuring
Howie Mandell
Gamma-Dynacare
Medical Laboratories
Percy R. Gardiner Foundation
GG Canada Limited
Partnership
Goldman Sachs Canada
Golf For Heart
Goodmans LLP
Guild Electric Ltd.
Hal Industries Inc., Peter
& Donna Harco
Harlequin Enterprises Limited
The Hazel Bradley Investment
Corporation Limited
Heat Sealing Packaging
Supplies & Equipment
Hollinger Inc.
Hologic Inc.
The Hope for Health
Charitable Foundation
for Research
Donald F. Hunter
Charitable Foundation
ICI Canada Inc.
Imperial Life Assurance
Company
Infostream Technologies Inc.
Iris Harding Trust
The Norman & Margaret
Jewison Charitable
Foundation
The Junior League of Toronto
JVC Jewellery Raffle
The Kensington Foundation
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Geraldine and Alan King
Foundation
King Heating and
Air Conditioning
Kodak Canada Inc.
Kraft Canada Inc.
Leda Krikorian Foundation
Laidlaw
The Langar Foundation
Lax O’Sullivan Scott Lisus
LLP
L’Oréal Canada Inc.
Rocky Lofranco
Charitable Foundation
The Long Run
The Walker Lynch Foundation
Mackenzie Financial
Corporation
MacLaren McCann
Canada Inc.
Macquarie Group Foundation
Magna International Inc.
Marco Risebarto Gala
Markham District
Veterans Association
McDonald’s Restaurants
of Canada Limited
McMillan Binch LLP
Mediacom Inc.
George Cedric Metcalf
Charitable Foundation
Midland Walwyn Capital Inc.
The Mutual Group of Canada
National Bank
National Trust Company
Nestlé Canada Inc.
North 44 Event
Odgers Berndtson
Ontario Power Generation
The Oshawa Group Limited
Pal Insurance Services Limited
Parkview BMW
Pearson Canada Inc.
Pearson Canada Social
Committee
PerkinElmer LAS Canada, Inc.
Pharmacia Canada Inc.
Phil Talaska Memorial
Golf Tournament
Phillips, Hager & North
Investment Management
Ltd.
The Mimi and Sam
Pollock Foundation
Private Giving Foundation
Project Art
REDEV Properties Ltd.
Robbins Ride
Sam & Ida Ross Foundation
Royal de Versailles Jewellers Inc.
S.L. Feldman & Associates,
A Division of A &
F Music Ltd.
The Marc Santi Foundation
Sandra Schmirler Foundation
Sentinelle Medical Inc.
Sentry Select Capital Corp.
Sexauer Ltd.
Shoppers Drug Mart
Tree of Life
Siemens Canada Limited
Sofamor Danek Canada Inc.
Solmar Development Corp.
$25,000 TO $49,999
John & Hilary Abell
In memory of my grandparents
Carl & Rose Abrams
In honour of my parents
Claude & Esther Abrams
David & Sigrid Ades
Estate of Doris Bertha
Alexander
Estate of William Arthur
Grant Allan
Peter A. Allen
The Ambar Family
Estate of Agnes Philp
Haldane Anderson
Estate of Norman John
Anderson
Carolyn Anglin
Malcolm & Robin Anthony
David & Robin Archibald
The Azouri Family
Schuyler Bankes & Family
John & Mary Barnett
Jennifer Bassett
Estate of Mary Beattie
Henry & Marianne Beck
Roland & Marie Bertin
Doreen* & Gerry Binhammer
Arthur A. Binnington
Adam Blankenstein
Danielle Blankenstein
Richard Bonnycastle
Henry Borden*
Anthony Borg
Estate of Apolinaira Borney
William Bradford
Estate of John L. Bradley
Peter Braham
I. Eleanor Brillinger*
Christopher Brown
J. W. Brown
Estate of Sarah Jeanette Bruce
Estate of Ellen Jamieson Bryce
Estate of Rachel Ann H.P.
Buchan
W. Elizabeth Burton*
Thomas & Dorothy Caldwell
Hilda & Roy* Calhoun
Hugh Cameron
John Cameron & Wendy Brown
Peter A. G. Cameron
Emmett & Hope Campbell
Estate of Marjorie Carew
Estate of Edwin Oliver Carey
Guy & Margaret Carr-Harris
Estate of Frederic James
Carson
Estate of William L.J. Carton
Alberta G. Cefis
In loving memory of
Adrian Cellucci
Estate of John Edward
Chalcraft
Serena Cheng
Ron & Sandra Chiovitti
John Chisholm
Flora Chong
Noreen & Rex Chong
Tony Chow
Elaine & Kenneth Chung
Celia E. Corcoran*
Claudia Cortellucci
Mr. & Mrs. Charles
and Barbara* Coupal
Elgin & Helen Coutts
Richard & Sophia Crenian
Estate of Nora Patricia
Crighton
Michael Cruickshank
Marty Cutler & Marilyn
Minden
Elizabeth & Daniel Damov
Raymond G. Danniels
David Danziger
Norma E. Dattels
Blair Davies
Estate of Aspasia Davis
Margaret Davis*
Estate of Frances Louise
Davison
Jeffrey Dawson & Janice James
Patricia De Mara
Michael & Honor de Pencier
Paul & Carrie Denton
Estate of Vera Dolly Denty
Tom Di Giacomo &
Rose Patten
Frank Di Girolamo
Kaj Dichow*
Joseph Dickstein
Estate of Dr. Margaret M.
Donnell
Estate of Yvonne Laurie Duff
Estate of Leonard William
Eade
Estate of Robert Elder
William Enman*
David & Theresa Enns
Norman Esch*
Catherine B. Essauloff*
Estate of Catherine B.
Essauloff
Gavin Ezekowitz
Adel Farjo*
Andrew Federer &
Andrea Odette Federer
Abraham Fish
Alan & Peggy Forde
Briar & Laura Foster
Harry & Rose Foster
Harry* & Sandra Freedhoff
Harry Freedman
Montgomery* & Reta
Fridenberg
Harvey & Annice Frisch
Lynn & George* From
Kathleen Gairdner*
Estate of Mary Johanna
Gardhouse
Kirby Gavelin
In memory of my grandparents
Morris & Rita Gebien
Bernard & Frances Goldman
Ronald & Bonnie Goldstein
Sheba Goldstein
Kevin Goldthorp &
Diane Mendes de Franca
Len & Alma Goodman
Kenneth Goodwin
Barry Gordon
Ross E. Goudie*
Robert & Janet Gouinlock
Glenn & Tracie Graff
Estate of Rowena Agnes Grant
Janet Barbara Grass Breast
Cancer Memorial Fund
George Greason*
Jim & Fiona Green
Reva Green*
Estate of Murray Greenbloom
Brian M. Greenglass
Daniel J. Greenglass
Estate of William Gregory
Bertha Gresham
Estate of Audrey Adela Guscott
Dan Hagler & Family
Hamilton & Susan Hall
Robert & Maureen Hall
Mary C. Ham
Elizabeth D. Hamilton
Estate of Margaret E. Hamilton
Estate of William Paul
Hammond
David & Birgitta Harquail
Michael Harrison
Estate of Julia Harvie
Frank & Margaret* Hasenfratz
Susan Hawkins
Doreen Hawkinson
& Stephen Shapiro
Salim Henareh
L. Milton Hess, Q.C.
& Julie D. Hess
Dennis* & Jean Hill
Estate of Mildred M. Hill
Estate of Bathia Hines
Dr. George Hiraki &
Dr. Esther Greenglass
Ken and Teresa Ho
Carolyn & Gordon Homer
Joan M. Hood
Betty Horton
Estate of Lionel William
Howard
David I. & Marilyn Hull
Kevin Imrie
Glenna M. Ingold
John & Norah Irwin*
Kristian & Margaret Isberg
Henry N. R. Jackman,
O.C., O.Ont.
Robert L. James
Estate of Martta Laina
Kaarina Janes
Peter Jennings
Stephen Johnson
Estate of Harry Robert Jolliffe
Estate of Constance Maria
Kachmar
In honour of our friend
David Kagan*
Harvey Kalles Real Estate
Friends of Mary Ann Karrys
Estate of Ben Katz
Anne Odette Kaye &
Kevin Kaye
Estate of Marjorie E. Keller
Susan E. Kendall
Estate of Kathleen Edna Kerr
Sharifa & Sophia Khan
In Memory of Jacqueline
Kolber
Samuel Kolber
Ravi Kumar
Estate of Paula L. Kuusela
In Honour of Michael J.
Kuzmich*
Kwok Leung Lam*
Mary Susanne Lamont
Betty & David Lay
David & Sharon Lee
Lawrence R. Levin
Estate of Frances Levine
In loving memory of Fen
Chow “Joe” Lim-Fat
Paul & Mary Lou Little
Audrey* & James Livingstone
Larry Longo
Martin* & Sheila Lubotta
Walker James Lynch
Estate of Norman George Lynn
Alisa & Allan Lyons
Estate of Joseph Lyons
Molly Anne & Bill Macdonald
D. Edward Macklin
In memory of James Macklin
In honour of Margaret
MacLean-Topps
Walt & Katherine Macnee
Stephen & Janet MacPhail
Robert & Kathleen Maggisano
Barry Reiter & Karen Malatest
Nancy* & Barry Malcolm
Robert E. Mansfield
Estate of Edward William
Ewart Marchant
Eric Margolis
Donna Mariani
Dr. Paul Marks, Dr. Shawna
Granovsky and Family
Norbert Marocco
Paul & Elizabeth Martin
J. Boyd Matchett
Ivor* & Jennifer Matthews
The Robert G. Matthews
Family
Leighton & Brenda McCarthy
Estate of Anne McColl
James W. McCutcheon*, Q.C.
Pat & John McCutcheon
Aileen & John McGrath
Estate of Ernest Bradley
McKague
Estate of John Harve McKenzie
In memory of Graydon McNair
Jack* & Vodrie McOuat
Lawrence & Norma Melara
The S. J. Mendelson Family
Stephen Miao
Estate of Hazel Irene Mickus
Simon Miller & Amanda
Kelman Miller
Arthur Mingay*
The Minz Family
Estate of Charles Leonard
Misener
Garfield Mitchell
Ellen Morgan*
Dr. Heather Morris
William & Mary Munro*
Dr. John & Deborah
Murnaghan
Estate of Catherine Muriel
Murray
John & Barb Murray
Habib & Marziya Nasser
Blair (M.J.) Newman*
James and Christine Nicol
Honor G. Nivin
Christina K. Ober
Faye Ogryzlo
Jeff & Tara O’Hagan
Stephanie Oldfield
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Oliphant
Barbara & Coulter Osborne
Sydney Osterman
Charles V. Oxman*
Estate of Margery E. Page
In honour of Paul & Ariana
Pampena and Cecilia,
Olivia & Giulia Rossi
Angel & Francis Pang
Estate of Irving Papoff
Penny Bell & Jack Pasht
Estate of Marjorie Lenore
Paulich
John Phillips
Peeter & Kathryn Poldre
Geoffrey & Constance Pottow
J. Brian Prendergast
James* & Patricia Prendergast
Patricia K. Prendergast
Andrew & Valerie Pringle
Irene Prior*
George Przybylowski
Chandra* & Kumar Punithavel
Dr. Linda Rabeneck
In memory of Colin Ramsay
Gertrude V. Redfern
Donald & Nita Reed
Connie Reeve
Heather Reid & Graham
Morris
Dr. Marciano Reis
Thomson Reuters
John & Pamela Richardson
Leeds Richardson*
Barbara Robertson Elliott*
Estate of Dorothy Adele
Robinson
Edward & Suzanne Rogers
Michael & Mary Rolland
David C. Ross
John & Carryn Ruffolo
Aubrey Russell, Q.C. &
Nancy Russell
Charlotte Leslie Anne Ryall
& Sydney Alexandra Ryall
Estate of Dorothy Winnifred
Ryley
Cookie & Stephen Sandler
Paula Schipper & Joel
Finkelstein
Heather Schoeler*
Estate of John Manuel
Schofield
Donald* & Eilleen Scott
Estate of Frances M. Scott
Kerry & Som Seif
George & Lavanda Sharp
Stanley & Donna Shenkman
Les & Freida Sherman
William & Dianne Sherman
Robert & Mary Shiraishi
Cameron Sievert
Estate of Verna Simmonds
Peter & Catherine Singer
Tom & Joanne Singer
Cecile Sliwin Endowment
Fund
Leo & Linda* Slocombe
Estate of Arlie Ruth
Irene Smallwood
Anne & Lucas Smith
Bruce Smith*
Estate of Constance
Burford Smith
Estate of John Harvey Smith
Gordon & Gwen Smith
In honour of Sheila &
Haydon Smith
Stephen & Jane Smith
Cheryl & Fred Solmon
In honour of Edward
& Eve Solmon
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Paul Spafford & Dr. Jean
Davidson
Crawford & Sandra Spencer
Leo N. Steven
Estate of Dora Strachan
Dr. Bradley & Terry Strauss
Maurice F. Strong
Geoffrey & Jacqueline Styles
Peter Phillip Talaska*
Eddie & Pia Tatone and Family
Estate of Emma Agoston Taylor
Estate of Ingrid Taylor
M.E. (Paddy) Thomas*
Beatrice Titley*
Estate of Margaret Irene
Tomkins
John H. Tory, Q.C. &
Barbara J. Hackett
Bonnie A. Tough*
Maureen Trudeau
Andrea Tse
Paula Mills & Spencer* Tucker
Andrew Tylman
Walter & Marcia Unger
Norman Urquhart*
Felicia Valo and Family
Dr. Susan VanDeVelde-Coke
& Dr. William Coke
John & Lisa Varghese
Richard Venn & Carol Mitchell
Eric & Nora Versteeg
Natalina & Carmine Vettese
Marcia Visser & Robert Beutel
Nina Volfson
Peter J. Volk & Jodene D.
Belsey
Henry Waks*
Alan Walker*
Estate of Marion Golden
Walker
Lulu Warner*
Jacob* & Mitzie Weber
Judy & Graham Weeks
Stanley Weigen*
Jason Weinstein
Kathryn Weldon*
R. Peter Welsh
Richard Wernham & Julia West
John Whitney
Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor, C.M.
Judith Wilder
Robert & Jilla Williams
Alfred G. Wirth
In loving memory of our
dearest “Momsie” Veronica
Wong
Anita & Donald Wood
Yael Woodward
Richard & Suzan Wookey
Donald Wright*
Bennie & Celine Yip
Michael S. Young
Dr. Alvin Zipursky
Dr. Jack & Louise Zosky
Six anonymous donors
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For a complete list of all
our generous donors,
please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation
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A&P Canada
Abbott Vascular
AbbVie Corporation
Acapulco Pools Limited
Adrian Celluci Memorial
Fundraiser
AIDS Committee of Toronto
Ainsworth Inc.
Aird & Berlis LLP
Angus Glen Golf Club Ltd.
Antica Osteria Dinner Gala
Aqueduct Foundation
Assertif Enterprises Inc.
Audi Canada
Avery’s Act of Kindness
Bad Boy Furniture
Bank One
Bennett Jones LLP
Betty Nyakwima Humanitarian
Surgery Fund
The Birks Family Foundation
The Leonard & Felicie
Blatt Foundation
Bregman & Hamann Architects
Brenneman, Chu, Rizoli, Tien,
Tremblay Medical
Corporation
Bren’s Friends in Loving
Memory of Brenda Loder
The Brooke Foundation
The Burton Charitable
Foundation
Calsper Developments Inc.
Canada Chinese Computer
Association
The Canadian Progress
Charitable Foundation
CanWest Global
Communications Corp.
Caps’n Plugs
Cardio for Cancer
Carillion Canada
Carthy Foundation
CFTO TV – Toronto
CGC Inc.
CGI
Charities Aid Foundation
America
Chubb Insurance Company
of Canada
CI Mutual Funds Inc.
Clearway Construction Inc.
The Cloverleaf Charitable
Foundation
Cobble Beach June Classic
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates
Corey & Laura Leibel
The Corporation of the
City of Vaughan
CTVglobemedia
CUPE Local 1 Golf
Tournament
Cyanamid Canada Inc.
Dance Odyssey
Dance the Blues Away
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Peter & Pauline Dawson
Foundation at The Toronto
Community Foundation
Department of Clinical
Pathology
Department of Dentistry
Diane Wookey Trust
Domtar Inc.
Dr. Marvin Tile Order of
Canada Toast
Dr. Tom Pashby Sports
Safety Fund
The Drummond Foundation
Druxy’s Inc.
Eastern Construction Co. Ltd.
Edwards Lifesciences
(Canada) Inc.
The Mariano Elia Foundation
The Elston Charitable
Foundation
Energizer Night Race
Enersource
ESPS Electrical Safety
Program Solutions INC.
Fight for the Girls
First Marathon Securities Ltd.
Ford Motor Company of
Canada Limited
Harry E. Foster Foundation
Fraser-Razor Event
Front Street Capital
Fujisawa Canada Inc.
The Frank Gerstein
Charitable Foundation
Giving Hearts Foundation
GMP Securities L.P.
Gobro Con Charity
Golf Tournament
Goodyear Canada Inc.
Grand Chapter O.E.S.
Ontario, Canada Inc.
Hardley Aged & Co.
Halloween Party
Harris Rebar, A Division
of Harris Steel Ltd.
Hay Group Limited
The Haynes-Connell
Foundation
Paul B. Helliwell Foundation
HOK Canada
Hope Charitable Foundation
Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP
Hull & Hull LLP
Hydro One Silent Auction
Inco Limited
Industrial Alliance
Inspired by Penny Gala
Irpinia Club
Irving & Sylvia Ungerman
Jack Gives Back
Jannock Limited
Jarislowsky Fraser Limited
Kalomas Investments Ltd.
Patrick and Barbara
Keenan Foundation
A & A King Family Foundation
Kinross Gold Corporation
Kruger Products L.P.
Kylemore Homes
Kymar Foundation
Lafarge Canada Inc.
Lassonde Family Foundation
Michelle and Michael Levy
Family Foundation
Link Charity Canada Inc.
Louis Weisfeld Limited
The Joseph B. Lubotta
Charitable Foundation
Marel Contractors
Les & Kae Martin Foundation
Masters Insurance Golf
Tournament
MasterCard Canada Inc.
Maxxmar Window Fashions
& Norbert Marocco,
Steven Marocco, Mario
Marocco & Emilio Carinci
The Margaret Ann and
Donald S. McGiverin
Foundation
Media Buying Services Ltd.
Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc.
Metro Toronto Safe
& Sober Driving Coalition
Middlefield Income Funds
Minaco Equipment Limited
Montegan Enterprises Limited
Moore Corporation Limited
Morlee Corporation
Nabisco Ltd.
National Life
North Toronto Business
& Professional Women’s
Club
Northern Securities Inc.
Northstar Research Partners Inc.
Norton Rose Canada LLP
Olympus Canada Inc.
Ontario Professional
Fire Fighters’ Association
Optimedia Canada
Orthopaedic Surgical
Associates O & A Institute
Ozz Electric Inc.
J.E. Panneton Family
Foundation
Placer Dome Ltd.
Power Workers’ Union
Charity Golf Tournament
PowerOne Capital Markets
Limited
The Premium Beer Company
Primo Mechanical Inc.
The Printing House Ltd.
Prostate Cancer Canada
Psychiatric Clinicians Group
Putt for Prostate Annual
Charity Golf Tournament
Re/Max Ontario-Atlantic
Canada Inc.
Rexall Foundation
Richardson Foundation Inc.
Rick’s Café American
RioCan Real Estate
Investment Trust
Rosenblatt and Bayne Trust
Royal Insurance Canada
The Ryckman Trust
S&C Electric Canada Limited
The Salden Foundation
Sandoz Canada Inc.
SAP Canada Inc.
SCA North America
Canada Inc.
Searle Canada Inc.
Kelly Shires Breast
Cancer Foundation
Solmon Rothbart
Goodman LLP
Solvay Pharma
Soong Kam Wing Music
and Arts Centre
Southam Inc.
Sporting Life Inc.
St. Anne-Nackawic Pulp
& Paper Company
St. Marys Cement Inc.
Steeles Memorial Chapel
Stodgell Investment
Management Limited
Stone-Consolidated
Corporations
Strike Out ALS
Stupp/Cohen Families
Foundation
The Lawrence and Judith
Tanenbaum Family
Foundation
Taro Pharmaceuticals Inc.
THC Group Inc.
Thornmark Capital
Corporation
Thrill of the Grill
Throw the Book at Cancer
Tim Hortons
Toast and Jam
Toro Aluminum
Toronto Elegant Lions Club
Toronto Hong Kong
Lions Club
Toronto Paragon Lions Club
Toronto Rock Lacrosse Inc.
Towers Perrin
Trader Classified Media
Jennifer Tu & Families
Charity Foundation
UBT – United Brothers
Transport Ltd.
Union Carbide Canada
Limited
Universal Workers Union
Local #183
Veteran’s Honour Ride
Victoria’s Hope
Viscofan Canada
Volkswagen Canada Inc.
Whitehall Robins
Wildeboer Dellelce LLP
Winners Merchants
International L.P.
The Woodbridge Co. Ltd.
Xerox Canada Ltd.
Yard Sale For The Cure
YMG Capital Management Inc.
Zahedina Investments
Zeidler Partnerships Architects
Zurich Canadian Holdings Ltd.
19 anonymous donors
Anne & David G. Ward
The Ralph M. Barford
Foundation
Bondfield Construction
Company Ltd.
RBC Foundation
Celgene Canada
Sofina Foods Inc. and
Conservatory Group
the Latifi Family
of Companies
Concours D’Elegance
Joe Zentil
GG Canada Limited
Four anonymous donors
Partnership
The Nelson Arthur Hyland
Foundation
Fox Trot
Irpinia Club
Bennett Beach Bash
Women’s Health Golf Classic
The Great Gulf Homes
Medtronic of Canada Limited
BlackBerry Limited
Novartis Oncology
B-Strong Walk
The Cadillac Fairview
Charitable Foundation
LNG Investment Group
Project Art
Alan B.H. Abrams
Middlefield Group
Rayjo Charitable Trust
2013
DONORS
Saeid & Fakhri Aghaei
Oakdale’s Golf Fore the Cure
Transamerica Life Canada
John M. Beck
Relay for Life
The Winberg Foundation
Jeremy & Andreana Brasseur
Sunnybrook Department
Harry and Shirley Young
Sunnybrook Foundation
is pleased to recognize
the following individuals
and organizations
for their generous
support of $5,000 or
more between January 1,
2013 and December 31,
2013.
Steve & Katharine Coxford
J.P. Sheridan
The Slaight Family Foundation
$5,000,000 TO
$9,999,999
One anonymous donor
Avery’s Act of Kindness
Sunnybrook Golf Classic
$100,000 TO $249,999
$10,000,000 TO
$19,999,999
AbbVie Corporation
Nick & Rosanne Cortellucci
Estate of Joan Elizabeth
of Medicine Partnership
Toronto Professional
Fire Fighters’ Association
Charitable Foundation
C.R. Younger Foundation
& Solicitors
Cobble Beach June Classic
The Arthur & Audrey Cutten
Foundation
Garry Zentil Golf Invitational
Jim V. and Lina DeGasperis
$50,000 TO $99,999
$25,000 TO $49,999
Elekta
The William and
Crocker
Estate of Lynda May
Corporation Limited
Carranza Barristers
Foundation
Estate of Sarah Evelyn Ackrow
Mauro & Adrianna Baldassara
Vern & Pamela Gazzola
Estate of Maureen Baufeldt
Claudia Cortellucci
Margaret Johnstone
Peter Cipriano
George & Kathy Dembroski
Hull & Hull LLP
Mary Ann Lawrie
Estate of Paul Russell Frasca
David & Arlene Dougall
J + J Shared Services
Douglas MacKay
Estate of Helen Eileen
David & Theresa Enns
Kymar Foundation
Estate of Constance
Sanofi
Cunningham
Silvana Melara
Meredith
Nona Heaslip Foundation
Paul & Penny Minz
Pearson Family
G. Scott Paterson
Mario Romano
Jennifer & Louis Pagnutti
Maureen & Wayne Squibb
Seymour Schulich, O.C.
Lionel & Elaine Parry
Tree of Life
& Tanna Schulich
Gertrude V. Redfern
Stryker Canada
and Family
Don & Nita Reed
Throw the Book at Cancer
In honour of Sheila
The Allan E. Tiffin Trust
Ian & Carol Telford
Jennifer Tory
Jessica L.G. Shelley
One anonymous donor
Maria Kachmar
& Haydon Smith
Seven Star Express Line
Shoppers Drug Mart
One anonymous donor
Estate of Florence
Heart & Stroke Foundation
of Canada
Winifred Stacey
$2,500,000 TO
$4,999,999
L.C. Campbell
One anonymous donor
$1,000,000 TO
$2,499,999
Nani & Austin Beutel
James & Mary Davie
Anthony & Valerie Melman
RBC Run for the Kids
Sunnybrook Volunteer
Association
$500,000 TO $999,999
Estate of Beth MacIver
Estate of Brenda Lee-Ann
Smith
Barbara & Colin Watson
$250,000 TO $499,999
Michael & Rena Buckstein
Estate of Douglas J. Manley
James F. Tyrrell*
Relay for Life
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For a complete list of all
our generous donors,
please visit
sunnybrook.ca/foundation
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Ontario Energy Network
Lewis Ekstein
Susan Siu
Kacharie Foundation
Pfizer Canada Inc.
Garfield Emerson, Q.C.
Allan M. P. Smart
Lamb Foundation
Private Giving Foundation
Janice Fukakusa
Paul Spafford &
Lax O’Sullivan Scott
Roche Canada
Kirby Gavelin
The Royal Canadian Legion
Kenneth Goodwin
Maurice F. Strong
Catherine J. Gosleigh
Sik Lam Tam
Lee & Cecil Graff
Wing T. Tam
Gordon A. Griffiths
Michael Valo
The Walker Lynch Foundation
Estate of Rosalie Hall
In loving memory
Markham District
TRI District (D, E & F)
Sick Kids Charitable
Giving Fund
State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company
Strategic Charitable
Giving Foundation
of Vassa Voulgari
Estate of Joan Hart
George T. Walsh
Edward Healy
John & Karen Wetmore
Synthes (Canada) Ltd.
Mary & Michael* Herman
Two anonymous donors
Thrill of the Grill
Mary Ellen & Michael Horgan
Toronto Hydro
Betty Horton
A Cure, For Life Group
UBT – United Brothers
James W. Houston
A. N. A. F. Ontario
Transport Ltd.
Mark R. Hughes
Lisus LLP
The Lori Gardner Open
for Triple Negative
Breast Cancer
Veterans Association
Mazda Computer Corporation
o/a Action Software
International
The Medical Oncology AFA –
Sunnybrook Vets Fund
TSRCC
Next Plumbing &
Hydronics Supply
Victoria’s Hope
John & Tracey Ing
Abbott Vascular
OfficeMax Grand & Toy
Wellington Financial LP
Luci B. Johnson
Agfa Inc.
Pal Insurance Services Limited
Whistler’s Open Golf
Estate of Molly Kates
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Parkview BMW
Sheryl & David Kerr
Baxter Corporation
Petra Ltée
The Woodbridge Co. Ltd.
Arnold Kondrat
Beer for Boobs
Placement Benirosa Inc
Zahedina Investments
Chak & Shiu Kwan
The Blidner Family Foundation
Placements Borsa Inc.
One anonymous donor
Derek Lee
BMO Capital Markets
Richard S. Hall Insurance
Igor Leikin
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
$5,000 TO $9,999
Corey Libfeld
Boston Scientific Ltd.
Edith Bansen
Jay Libfeld
Cana Coast Equities Ltd.
John & Mary Barnett
Mark Libfeld
Canadian Hospital
Ronald Bond
The Ted Libfeld Family
Michael Bowick
Dr. Vincent Lin
Cara Operations Limited
Royal Canadian Legion
James Boyko
Roy & Marjorie Linden
Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd.
S&C Electric Canada Limited
Tournament
Victoria’s Hope
Robert & Maureen Hall
Dr. Jean Davidson
Agency Ltd.
RioCan Real Estate
Investment Trust
$10,000 TO $24,999
J. David & Maureen Jackson
William Acton & Susan Loube
Morris & Sally* Justein
Estate of Violet Mary
Lyle Kanee
John & Amanda Sherrington
George* & Donalda Kelk
Martha Shuttleworth
Estate of Jeannette Elise Anton
Frank Kennedy
Robert & Mary Singer
CBRE Limited
James Bradford
Cimco Refrigeration
The Marc Santi Foundation
Mark Appel, Q.C. &
In Memory of
Louis A. Strauss
James P. Long
Compass Group Canada
Estate of Ernest Bradshaw
Conestoga Cold Storage
Select Food Products Limited
Estate of Isobel Elizabeth
Ana P. Lopes, C.M.
Cuddy Corporation
Thomas & Sandra Brent
Design Label Systems
Sisley for Honda
CUPE Local 1
Neil Christopher E. Caton
Stephen & Janet MacPhail
Eastern Construction Co. Ltd.
Sorin Group Canada Inc.
Mark & Gloria Charness
Dr. Frederick J. Marker
Erie Meat Products Limited
Stodgell Investment
Falconeri Munro Tucci LLP
Rosina Adair
Jacqueline Kolber
Gail Rose Appel
Gerrard Schmid
& Linda Mantia
Blankenstein Family
Foundation
Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce
& Don Tapscott
Sheyda Assefi
Phipps & Barbara Lounsbery
Anil Bhasin
Walt & Katherine Macnee
Lauren S. Tabatznik
Estate of John L. Bradley
Kelly MacNeil
Eddie & Pia Tatone and Family
The Mariano Elia Foundation
Paul A. Chisholm
Lillian Butovsky
Barry Reiter & Karen Malatest
Marianne Teubner
Michael Mason
Energizer Night Race
David & Valerie Christie
John Cassady, C.M.
Janet Marsh Frosst
Stephen Thom
Troy Maxwell
Ernst & Young LLP
Ann Clavelle
Estate of Luella McCleary
B.G. Thomas
Estate of Dorothy Jane McKay
In Loving Memory of
Ferrari Maserati of
Edwin & Deanna Cohen
Dr. & Mrs. Barry
Dr. Marvin Tile, C.M.
Robert & Rosemary McLeese
Estate of Jack Colman
Rita Centorame
& Jeanette McLellan
Joseph Chen
Stuppard
& Esther Tile
Golf Tournament
Fort Lauderdale
Forma-Con Construction
Specialties Ltd.
Holiday Party
Gobro Con Charity
Terra Monde Inc.
Thistle Golf Ltd.
Gerald & Carla Connor
Desmond & Pamela O’Rorke
Granite Real Estate Inc.
Tour for the Cure
The University of
(A division of 1428508
Diane & Gary Cotton
Hatch Charitable Foundation
John Crockett
Walter Morris
Germaine Urquhart
Barbara & Coulter Osborne
Ontario Ltd.)
Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Hay Group Limited
Nicholas, Taylor, Sue
James & Christine Nicol
James Wilson
Sydney Osterman
Giving Hearts Foundation
HDR Architecture
Estate of Irene Rennye
Muriel Charlotte Wilson
Marie-José Overweel
Golf Fore ALS
Elgin & Helen Coutts
Charles & Libby Winograd
Ella Margaret Mae Potton
Grace Goncalves
Elizabeth Crawford
Estate of Marjorie
Heat Sealing Packaging
Robert Dale*
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Diener
Edwin & Deanna Peranson
Sharon D. Zeiler
Dr. Danny Enepekides
Chandra* & Kumar Punithavel
One anonymous donor
Dorothy Featherston
Dr. Alexander J. and
Bruce & Lorna Robertson
Hepburn Engineering Inc.
Ian & Catherine Delaney
5 Corners Productions Inc.
Miriam Rogers
Hydro One Silent Auction
Dr. Jon S. Dellandrea, C.M.
Michael & Mary Rolland
Hydro One, Employees’
Mary Frances Puskas
William & Cynthia Quinn
Anspor Construction Limited
Margaret Fitch
Len & Vivian Racioppo
Antica Osteria Dinner Gala
Michael & Karyn Goldstein
Trish Reid
Aqueduct Foundation
Mildred Gotlib
Dean L. Richardson*
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Jumping for PALS
The Harquail Family
Barrie D. Rose & Family
Bay Street Grand Prix
LEO Pharma Inc.
Selby F. Hefford
Avrom Roth
The Bay Street Scramble
Macquarie Group Foundation
Trent & Lisa Henry
Helen Sandys-Wunsch
Bayer Inc.
Manulife Financial
Dr. Kevin Higgins
Susan Scace & Arthur Scace,
The Benjamin Foundation
Masters Insurance
C.M., Q.C. and The Henry
White Kinnear Foundation
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Georgina Putt
Frederick & Susan Dalley
& Glenna Fierheller
Joan M. Hood
and Barbara* Coupal
Supplies & Equipment
George Fierheller, C.M.
BFI Canada Inc.
& Lyne Dellandrea
and Pensioners’
Estate of Vera Dolly Denty
Charity Trust Fund
Carey Diamond & Tina Urman
Golf Invitational
The McColl-Early Foundation
Sun Life Financial
Graham Construction
Anne & Matthew Tomljenovic
Cristina Pearse
Management Limited
Stonegate Private Counsel LP
Dr. Julian M. Nedzelski
David & Joan Moore
& Perry Dellelce
Rogers Communications Inc.
Golf Tournament
Janet Cottrelle
Leo & Sandra DelZotto
Road 2 Recovery
Tom Di Giacomo
& Rose Patten
The Diamond Family –
Whitecastle Investments
Frank Salmonds
Estate of Eleanor Inglis
Sanderson
Associates Inc.
Hull Life Insurance
Corporation
Hydro One Health, Safety
and Environment Charity
Golf Tournament
Industrial Alliance
Investissements Monsap Inc.
Isberg Charitable Trust
Estate of Lee Schwenk
The Jackman Foundation
Lydia & Peter Sharpe
J.N.Z. Investments Limited
James B. Shontaler
The Norman & Margaret
James Eric & Susan Sigurdson
Gail Dobby
Scott W. Sinclair
Zimmer of Canada Limited
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
Ronald Schwarz
Joseph Dickstein
Western Ontario
Viscofan Canada
Jewison Charitable
Foundation
Johnson Controls
KILGOUR
SOCIETY
MEMBERS
The Kilgour Society
celebrates the vision
and generosity of donors
who make a commitment to a legacy gift to
Sunnybrook.
Edilsa Acevedo
Kenneth Acton
Margaret Agar
Joyce Angeloff
Gerald J. Arbique
Harold Balderson
Andrea Basalong
Mandip K. Bassan
Mr. Charles C. Black
& Mrs. Audrey Black
Robert L. Borden
Peter Braham
Christine Bravata
Christopher Brown
Ruth M. Buchanan
Frank Camilleri
Alvina Caron
Margaret Chambers
Peter Y. Chan
Robert James Chapman
Yolanda Cheung
Velio Ciccodemarco
Ed & Dorothy Clarke
Dorothy Coghlin
Lawrence R. Cohen
Douglas & Paula Cook
Lynda L. Coxon
Emanuel Deemar
Bob Domoney
Lynda Donson
Jack & Evelyn Downing
Ronald & Mildred English
Frank Ferreira
William D. Fisher
Israel Gewertz
C. Ray & Florence Giddings
Maria Gomez
William Goulios
John M. Hancock
Agnes Heringer
Lori Ann Horley
Bruce & Christina Humphrey
Calla Janes
Christopher Jedrzejko
Stasia Jedrzejko
John & Irene Kalogeropoulos
Jeganathan Pushpavathany
Kathiravelu
Peter E. Kelley
Tamsin Kelsey
Oscar Khan
Rolf Klosa
Thomas Gerald Lake
Peter D. Lynch
John G. Maclean
Patricia Malfara
Sylvia Marks
William G. Mayne
William A. McCoach
Simone McKenna
Sylvia M. McPhee
Lawrence & Norma Melara
Des & Olive Messenger
James F. Meyer
Digna Mohamad
Masuma Mollick
Ibolyka Moran
Dr. Heather Morris
Donald C. Morrison
Keith Mosher
Mary M. Mpilalis
Mohammed Mustafa
Lawrence Myers
Malen Ng
Jorn E. Norgaard
Jack & Vera Nunn
Wendy Diane Ormerod
Marie-José Overweel
Gloria M. Paraan
Marion Parker
Cloett A. Patrick
Yvonne Pettit
John Phillips
Mathai Pilappillil
Monica Y. Plummer
Alicia Ramos
Gordon J. Rawnsley
Elizabeth A. Reimers
Fred Rieser
Marilyn L. Ritz
Gerda Rudolph
Mark J. Salusbury
Dorothy J. Samuels
In memory of
Sigmund Schmidt
John & Amanda Sherrington
Norman & Gabriele Silberberg
Bert Silver
Walter & Caryl Sinclair
Mr. & Mrs. Odric H. Smith
John David Stephens
Frances M. Stretton
Felicia Sutherland
Bradley Sutton
Dorothy Swan
Stephen B. Sword
Lillian Tanizaki
L. William Taylor
Erich Thanner
Mary Thomas
Edward Tobias
Robert L. Tundermann
Rowena M. Webb
Murray Wilcox
John Willemse
Bervily Williams
Jean M. Wright
Mrs. Jean Wright Kilpatrick
Ather Yaqub
Fima & Yanna Zaslavsky
Eberhard & Jane Zeidler
Bianca Zorzit
Eight anonymous donors
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LEGACY
GIFTS
In 2013, Sunnybrook
Foundation received
generous donations
from the following
individuals through
legacy gifts between
January 1, 2013 and
December 31, 2013.
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We wish to express
our sincere gratitude
to the organizers and
participants of the
following community
events held in support
of Sunnybrook in
2013.
ALS Golf Tournament
Angelo Conte Hockey Game
Anil Bhasin
Antica Osteria Dinner Gala
Avery’s Act of Kindness
Basler Fashion
The Bay Street Scramble
The Beach Ball
Beer for Boobs
Bigger than Cancer
B-Strong Walk
Chandra* & Kumar Punithavel
Cobble Beach June Classic
Concours D’Elegance
Conservatory Group
of Companies
Craig Matthew Persia
Foundation
CUPE Local 1
Golf Tournament
dOts
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Enersource Annual Golf
Classic
Falconeri Munro Tucci LLP
Holiday Party
Fox Trot
Friends & Family of
Liam Gardiner
Full Out Flag Football
Gelato Cup
George Brown Foundation
– Special Events Student
Scholarships
Giving Hearts Foundation
Gobro Con Charity
Golf Tournament
Golf Fore ALS
Goodlife Fitness
Toronto Marathon
Grace Goncalves
The Great Gulf Homes
Charitable Foundation
Hydro One Health, Safety
and Environment Charity
Golf Tournament
Hydro One Silent Auction
In loving memory of
Rita Centorame
In memory of Andrej
Baczynskyj
In memory of Celeste Ferreira
In memory of Jane Hay
In memory of our Daughter
Padma Kailyn Seebachan
In support of Judy
Irpinia Club
Jumping for PALS
Justine Cholakov
Lawrence Park Community
Church
The Lori Gardner Open
for Triple Negative
Breast Cancer
Masters Insurance
Golf Invitational
Night Race
NRVMS Conference
Oakdale’s Golf Fore the Cure
Ontario Energy Network
Play for Jay – A Soccer Tribute
in Memory of Jason Arnone
Power Workers’ Union Charity
Golf Tournament
Project Art
Relay for Life
Ride for Isaac
Road 2 Recovery
Ron Brownstein’s Surprise
60th Birthday Party
Satay on the Road
Scotiabank Toronto
Waterfront Marathon
Shoppers Drugmart
Tree of Life
Sofina Foods Inc. and
the Latifi Family
Spring Into Action
SunnyBrae4Sunnybrook
Thrill of the Grill
Throw the Book at Cancer
Toronto Paragon Lions
Club’s Charity Gala
Toronto Professional
Fire Fighters’ Association
Toronto Yonge Street 10K
Tour for the Cure
Valentines Bazaar
Victoria’s Hope
Wellington Financial LP
Whistler’s Open Golf
Tournament
Wildeboer Dellelce LLP
Women’s Health Golf Classic
Garry Zentil Golf Invitational
*deceased
Every effort is made to ensure
proper recognition of each donor.
Please contact
[email protected]
regarding any omissions or
corrections.
Principal Photography: Lorne Bridgman
COMMUNITY
EVENTS
Print: Exodus Graphics Corp.
Women’s Health Golf Classic
Design: Clear Space
Sarah Evelyn Ackrow
Violet Mary Rosina Adair
Jeannette Elise Anton
Maureen Baufeldt
John L. Bradley
Ernest Bradshaw
Jack Colman
Joan Elizabeth Crocker
Lynda May Cunningham
Vera Dolly Denty
Yvonne Laurie Duff
Marjorie Jean Evans
Gertrude Marie Fowler
Paul Russell Frasca
Mary Johanna Gardhouse
Rosalie Hall
Joan Hart
Tatsuo Hayashi
George Carter Hevenor Jr.
Irene Mary Hickey
Constance Maria Kachmar
Molly Kates
Nusrat Khan
Hazel Kitto
Joseph Lakien
Beth MacIver
Douglas J. Manley
Luella McCleary
Dorothy Jane McKay
Helen Eileen Meredith
Irene Rennye Cristina Pearse
Gail Suzanne Potts
Marjorie Georgina Putt
Dean L. Richardson
The Ryckman Trust
Eleanor Inglis Sanderson
Virginia Schlifer
Lee Schwenk
George F. Siddorn
Brenda Lee-Ann Smith
Florence Winifred Stacey
Diane Marie Stevens
Isobel Elizabeth Stuppard
James F. Tyrrell
Neville James Wesson
Geoffrey Tegetmeier Wills
One anonymous donor