2010 – 2011 Annual Report

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To work with
theto raise
community
and manage
funds to enhance patient care
and further education at the
QEII Regional
Hospital.
Message from the Foundation Chairman . . . 1
Message from the Executive Director . . . . . . . 2
Message from the QEII Hospital VP . . . . . . . 3
Board of Trustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Office Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Festival of Trees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Therapeutic Clown Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
The Cradle Wall Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Palliative Care Unit Upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Visual Arts Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Integrated Surgical Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Dream Home Donation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Donor Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Financial Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Message
Chair
from the
Sean Sargent
You may want to have a look around you to
see what your Hospital Foundation has done
in your community.
Better yet, look around you to find out what
the donors of this region have done by giving
a gift to your Hospital Foundation. The QEII
Hospital Foundation has been around since
1987. Since this time nearly 10 million dollars has been raised for this Hospital and the
programs within. Countless pieces of equipment have been purchased including an MRI,
a CT Scanner, ultrasounds, surgical equipment, trauma equipment and much, much
more. What this also means is less time
waiting for appointments and procedures. As
well, the cost and hassle of having to drive
to a larger center or to arrange accommodations has reduced significantly over the years
as many of these procedures can now be
delivered locally. In addition, these generous
gifts offer the comfort of a friend or a family
member who in the past wouldn’t have been
able to support a loved one when having to
travel away from home.
services are covered, there is so much more
that our community needs. The health of your
family should never be a second thought so
these are the great reasons why we support
our Foundation.
Your Hospital Foundation is governed by a
group of dedicated Trustees who give their
time and expertise to ensure your community is getting the finest in health care advancements to manage both day to day procedures
and crisis needs. The Board of Trustees also
manages a team of hard-working employees
who really do care about where every dollar donated goes so that
the absolute best can be
offered to the residents of
this regional community.
While there are so many
charities that are so important, please remember to consider your Hospital as one day you may
also need these services
to assist in your own
healthcare needs.
There is absolutely no doubt that everyone
knows someone who has needed medical
attention locally so supporting your Hospital Foundation truly touches each and
every one of us. Some say that the government should be providing all of these
services but the truth is that while basic
Annual Report 2010 - 2011
Sean Sargent - 2011 Chair
Message
Executive
Director
from the
equipment is so incredibly needed that waiting for the new facility could be waiting too
long.
The money donated today may very well
save your life or someone you love tomorrow.
Our mission to work with the community
to raise and manage funds to enhance
patient care and further education at the
Queen Elizabeth II Regional Hospital still
rings true. Even though we continue to focus
Cindy Park
on the needs of today, every dollar donated
to the Hospital will support the community
As Grande Prairie moves into the new de- and region now and in the future.
cade, there are many changes within our Given certain programs
community, so is the same for the QEII Hos- will continue to operate
pital Foundation. I am absolutely thrilled to out of the QEII Hospijoin the Foundation as Executive Director and tal and others will be
am looking forward to all the exciting oppor- located at the new
tunities we have before us.
facility, what remains
We’ve introduced our new website where constant is that our
you will be seeing many new updates includ- Foundation will suping Facebook and Twitter and of course we port the needs of the
continue to raise more money for your Hospi- people within this
tal. The economy is active again and the need region. We continfor health care in our community continues ue to look forward
to grow. Our fantastic donors continued to to the future and of
support the Hospital through the tougher course the health
times and now as we are entering into a care needs of our
new phase where we will be starting to raise regional commoney for our new hospital as well.
munity.
Yes it finally happened, the sod turning of July
29th, 2011 introduced the new Shields Health
and Education Centre officially moved the
project forward. The new facility is expected
to have some services available by 2014 and
will be fully operational by 2015. Where does
this leave us now?
Even though the new state-of-the-art facility
will be just what the doctor ordered, there
is still a need for specialized equipment
today. Every dollar we use to purchase
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Cindy Park - Executive Director
Message
QEII Hospital
wait times and increasing access for patients
across Alberta. These are targets that we
cannot accomplish alone.
Vice President
Dr. Joan Libsekal
Working collaboratively with
senior leadership at the QEII
Regional Hospital site and
within Alberta Health Services, the QEII
Foundation is an important partner in helping
us reach these goals.
The QEII Hospital Foundation has a long legacy in the community of enhancing the level
The QEII Hospital Foundation is an excellent of services available at the hospital. Over the
and valued partner for Alberta Health Servic- years the QEII Foundation has provided more
es in Grande Prairie and the region served by than $10 million towards the purchase of additional equipment and projects in the hospithe QEII Regional Hospital.
tal.
The number one priority of Alberta Health Services is improving patient care. Through the generosity of many people in
We are committed to build- the Grande Prairie area over the years, our
ing the best performing patients have benefited from access to new
publicly funded health equipment in the operating rooms, palliative
system in the country. care rooms furnished with special beds and
We are focused on furniture, a newly refurbished pediatric wind
delivering what Al- garden that brightens the view of some of
bertans have said our youngest patients - to name just a few of
they want – a sys- the recent projects.
tem focused first In 2012, the QEII Hospital looks forward to
on patients and opening its newly renovated Emergency Department. Thanks to the Foundation, the new
their families.
department will have new trauma rooms.
Alberta
Health
Services has set In addition to the financial contribution, the
some very ambitious QEII Foundation plays an important role in
targets for the next highlighting the work of our physicians, staff
five years. These and patients through high-profile events such
goals include as the annual Festival of Trees.
r e d u c i n g The QEII Foundation is our connection to
communities, patients and families. The
Foundation’s efforts are an important part of
meeting our goals. The financial contributions
and advocacy efforts advance patient care.
We look forward to our continued relationship with the Foundation. I share the deep
appreciation that our physicians, staff
and volunteers have for our partnership with the QEII Foundation and the
support we receive from its ongoing
work.
Dr. Joan Libsekal - QEII Hospital VP
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The QEII Hospital Foundation is led by an 11 member volunteer Board of Trustees of community leaders that lend governance and direction for the Foundation. Our trustees have a diversity of professional, business and academic backgrounds and bring a wealth of experience,
knowledge and skills to the boardroom table. These ambassadors give freely of their time and
their expertise to carry forward the work of the Hospital Foundation.
Sean Sargent
Merle Hawryluk
Scott Lissoway
Dr. Richard Beekman
Chairman
Vice Chair/Trustee
Treasurer/Trustee
Trustee
Dr. Joan Libsekal
VP QEII Regional Hospital/Trustee
Serge Martin
Trustee
Board of Trustees
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Todd Strang
Trustee
Office Staff
Mark Michalyshen
Trustee
Dr. Felix Odaibo
Trustee
Left to right:
Maureen Pearcy
Trustee
Carrie Klukas
Visual Arts Coordinator
Melody Sample
Finance Officer
Angela Wilde
Adminstrative Assistant
Cindy Park
Executive Director
Cheryl Schindel
Paula Masterson
Therapeutic Clown (not pictured)
Trustee
Chantale Doucette-Chalifoux
Festival of Trees Coordinator (not pictured)
Thank you to the following trustees whose term
ended in the year of 2010/2011.
Vi Sunohara
Michael Ouellette
Dr. Tom Peebles
Dr. Cled Lewis
Jason Forbes
John Cabral
Sean Chilton
Pat Reid
Marion Leggatt
A thank you extended also to
Pat Reid
Interim Executive Director (part of 2010-11)
Eve Lepinski
Events Coordinator (part of 2010-11)
Celebrate the
wonder
of the season
The Festival of Trees lends the first breath of magic to the
Spirit of Christmas in the Peace Region; and initiates the
official beginning to the Holiday Season for all!
Over 30,000 visitors from infants to seniors enjoyed the winter wonderland
splendour of lights, trees, creations,
festive trims, gingerbread houses and
just about everything you can imagine
that has anything to do with Christmas. Our 4 day event boasts all the
sights, sounds, aromas, and traditions
of the Holidays. This was our second
year at the TEC Centre at Evergreen
Park, and we love the amount of
space we have to work with and the
ability to have the sleigh rides through
the light display as well. The first night
is the premier viewing of the Festival.
Guests take pleasure in a fabulous
Gala Evening and Auction, which this
year included an impressive 3-course
plated dinner. During the Festival,
guests enjoy entertainment, special
children’s activities, treats and goodies,
the gift shops, raffles, sleigh rides, and
of course, Santa! Teddy Bear Breakfast on Sunday is always a hit with the
children and is a great
way to enjoy the Festival as a family.
We want to thank all
our valued sponsors
for your continued support over the years. Our
Festival of Trees would
not realize the success it has achieved
over the past 22 years
without your generous
patronage. Going forward, 2011 marks the
23rd anniversary for the
Festival and the introduction of some exciting new changes. We
hope you will be a part
of our magical adventure in both community spirit and in supporting the Hospital
with your kind-hearted
sponsorship.
We begin coordinating
the Festival of Trees
in February, so if you
would like to get involved as a sponsor or
as a volunteer, please
call our office any time.
Therapeutic
Clown program
“Butterfly” is a Therapeutic Clown who has been included as
part of our hospital to create a special atmosphere for children
and even adults. For many, a hospital can be an uncertain environment filled with fear, pain, and loneliness.
Laughter
truly is the
Best Medicine
The QEII Hospital Foundation is proud of its innovative Therapeutic Clown program “Butterfly”, Therapeutic Clowns are a
not-for-profit program dedicated to bringing the healing attributes of laughter and happiness to children in healthcare facilities. The success of similar programs in other hospitals have
helped to shape this program here at the QEII Hospital.
Our Therapeutic Clown Program is available only
through the support of the community. With
your supportive donations, we can continue to offer this important program.
Minimizing the stress for our young
patients and their families during
treatments, while having medical
procedures, or to fill the time
while family members wait for
a loved one to have surgery
can be a great comfort.
With the support of the
community we can truly
Make a Difference in the
lives of hospitalized children and their families here
at the QEII Hospital.
The
Cradle
Wall
Well there is nothing like the first time you see a
smiling child know and understand that their name
is forever commemorated on the Cradle Wall in the
Hospital in which they were born. This little footprint
is a symbol of the most treasured moment in time
and although heartwarming it means even more. Every footprint purchased is honored by a monetary
gift to the QEII Hospital Foundation. With these
funds more and more gifts are passed on so the
people of this region get the medical assistance that is so important. So the old cliché
of “a gift that keeps on giving” is truly expressed with each one of these tiny little
feet. The Cradle Wall was designed and
painted by Tim Heimdal and is located on
the main floor of the QEII Hospital. With
each donation of $125 you receive a specially engraved pewter footprint highlighting the child’s name and date of birth. Your
gift will also support the QEII Hospital and a
tax receipt for $100 will be provided. Celebrating the birth of a child is touching but knowing that
your gift is also supporting your local Hospital makes
this even more precious. Generations to come will
benefit from your generosity and each child will be
forever celebrated.
Visual
Medicine treats our diseases;
the Arts lift the spirit
assisting in the
Palliative
overall wellness
of the body.
The Visual Arts Program has been active at the QEII
since the early 1980’s, thanks to some visionaries
who realized the importance of art in the hospital
environment. At the QEII Hospital our gallery, our
art collection, and our Visual Arts Program continue
to enhance the quality of care. We have utilized
artwork to improve the physical environment for our patients, staff and visitors.
When you make a space engaging
and stimulating you can positively
affect one’s mental wellbeing
thus contributing to an effective healing process.
Care Unit
Upgrade
To better accommodate palliative patients
and their families, this project included the
upgrading of six patient rooms and a family
meeting place. The upgrades to the rooms
are designed to provide additional comfort for
the patient and the attending family. Upgrades
include special beds and mattresses, furniture,
renovations, amenities and an upgrade to the
family lounge.
The contributors to this project were: the Estate of Robert M. Scott $192,500, the Grande
Prairie Trumpeters Lions Club $25,750 and
the Grande Prairie Hospice Palliative Care
Society $12,000.
The Visual Arts Committee
is involved in the Foundation’s events, inviting
local artists to display
their art at the Festival
of Trees which includes
the Art Market and at
the Dream Home.
Arts
The Courtyard Gallery and the cubicles at the QEII as well are continually changing with a variety of local art
and interesting displays. We invite
you to come by and have a look.
This year we have been working
on two major projects. The first
was the commissioning of six paintings which will be placed above the
palliative care beds in the ceiling. This
enables the patients to look at something other than just a T-Bar ceiling.
Our second major project was the upgrade to the Open Air Garden which
is on the rooftop adjacent to the pediatric floor. Both projects we hope
to have complete by early next year.
The dedication of our volunteer Visual Arts Committee ensures the
success and continuation of our visual arts programs.
Integrated
Surgical Suites
With the high cost of specialized equipment
being well above and beyond what government budgets will allow for, the QEII Hospital
Foundation stepped in to help raise money
for the much-needed Integrated Surgical
Suites project. Total funds raised for this
project was $1,046,994.
The Integrated Surgical Suites will allow
many patients to have their surgical procedures performed right here in Grande
Prairie without the need to travel. It also
provides an opportunity for our surgeons to be more specialized in their
area of expertise. We are very fortunate to have a group of specialized
surgeons in Grande Prairie, and the
more state-of-the-art surgical equipment and space we can provide, the
better it will be for our patients of our
region.
2010 Dream Home
Donation to NICU
With the donation from the 2010 Dream
Home Lottery proceeds, the QEII Hospital
was able to purchase $100,000 worth of
equipment for the Pediatric and Neonatal
Intensive Care Resuscitation Room Project. Most of the project could be covered
by this donation, and will be a benefit to
the NICU.
Jason Forbes of the
Foundation Board
hands the key over to
winners Grant Stewart,
Sherri Inman and son,
Codey
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631573 Alberta Corporation O/A
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Richards A. Gwen
Sylvia Advent
Affordable Elegance
Joyce Ahnassy
AHS On - Site Office
Kim Aickelin
Russell Aimes
Alberta Health Services
Alberta Lands Inc.
Albrico Services (1982) Ltd.
Naomi Alexis
Clifford Anderson
Larry Anderson
Andre Light Hauling
Lori Andrew
Rosemarie Angen
Richard Annis
Anonymous
Arbonne International
Arctic Vending
Barbara Ash
Assertive Collections Ltd.
Assure Lock
AstraZeneca Canada Inc.
ATB Financial - Downtown Branch
ATCO Electric Ltd.
ATCO Gas Employees Participating in
Communities (EPIC)
Aurora Spring Water
Susan Babiuk
David S. Backus
James Backus
Richard Bacon
Alva Badger
Frank Baker
Sandy Baker
Jennifer Balaski
Doug Balcome
Gilbert Balderston
E. Paul Balisky
William Balmer
Bama New and Used Furniture
Jack Barton
Mary Bates
Neil Batt
Frederick W. Beairsto
Bob Beattie
Beaverlodge Drug Ltd.
Joe Beckinridge
Carol Bell
Danny Bell
Margo Belzile
Mary Bennion
Sandy Bennion
Barbara Bespflug
Beth’s Books
Bezanson School
Jeannette Bickell
Ray Biendarra
Big Foot Construction
Dennis Biggs
Raymond Biggs
Irene F. Black
Errol Blimke
BMO Bank of Montreal
Betty Bohnke
Elmer Borstad
Boston Scientific
Stewart Bowen
Bill Bowes
Marian Boyd
Floyd Bozarth
Ernie Braumberger
David Brown
Helen P. Brown
Lorne Brown
Mary Bull
Jennifer Burke
John Cabral
Calgary Marlborough Community
Association
Alex Cameron
Neil Campbell
Canadian Natural Resources Limited Calgary Branch
Canadian Western Bank
CANFOR (Canadian Forest Products
Ltd.)
Norman Carlberg
Madeline Carlson
Dennis Carlstad
Herb Carlstrom
Aimee Carter
Darryl Carter
CAT Rentals
Loretta Chabot
Joan Chalmers
Diane Chambers
Chapau Rentals Ltd.
Irma Chapman
Bill Chascha
Elsie Chaykowski
Fred Chikowski
Chinese Association
Chornoboy Holdings Ltd
Glen Chrapko
Chrenek & Dion Investment Advisors
Arlene Chrenek
Kevin Chrenek
Lou M. Chrenek
Alex Christensen
CIBC
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Club
Susan Clarke
Lori Clay
Trevor Clay
Lindsey Coade
William Coakley
Brian Coffey
Estate of Clement E. Collins
Jim Colter
Mildred Colter
Community Foundation of Greater
Grande Prairie
Community Futures Grande Prairie
& Region
ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd.
David W. Conrad
Don Conrad
Gordon Conrad
Marion Cook
A. S. Coons
Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd.
Charles Cottrell
Country Pump Out
County Disposal (2000) Ltd.
County of Grande Prairie No.1
Joe Coutts
Phil Crerar
Thank
Leslie Crichton
Joan Crosbie
Verna Crowe
Stanley W. Crowshaw
Crystal Lake Estates Inc.
Crystal Park School
Custom Communications & Security
Inc
Armand Cyr
J. D’Arc McLean
Nancy Dauphinee
Cliff Davidson
John Davidson
Leo Dawson
Gail Deagle
Ed Dedio
Derek Taylor Public School
Darlene Derocher
Jennifer Diamond
Yvonne Dickson
Larry Didow
Discovery Financial Group Inc.
Calvin Dobish
Carol Dorscheid
Jim Drake
Norman Dreger
Dennis Driver
Jean Driver
Marguerite Drysdale
Norman Drysdale
Dunvegan Gardens GP Ltd.
Linda Dupuis
Edward D. Dyrda
Estate of Samuel N. Dzioba
Eaglesham Royal Purple #318
EECOL Electric Corp.
Yvonne Elliott
EnCana Corporation
Brad Erickson
Edna Erickson
Betty Eskdale
Jim Eskdale
Evergreen Park
Bridget Faherty
Patsy Farley-Pope
Glenda K. Farnden
FC59 Staff Association
Mike Fedyna
Robert Ferris
Festival of Trees Art Market
Marion Field
Duncan Finlayson
Firemaster Oilfield Services Ltd.
Irene M. Fitzsimmons
Harold Fiveland
Brian Floen
Kevin Floyd
Focus Corporation
J P. Foisy
Brenda Fraser
Leslie Fraser
Phyllis Frazer
Ken Fredrickson
Shirley Fredrickson
Free Fm Radio
Mike Frey
Janet Friedel
Janet Friedel
Andy Fritsma
Dorothy Gabler
Patrick Garrett
Gary Rycroft Trucking Ltd.
A. Esdale Gaudin
Betty Gaudin
Bryan Gaunt
Joanne Gerard
Anne Glancey
Sandra Glaser
Gordon Glenn
Nadine Glenn
Layne Goheen
Donald Golden
Elma Gordey
Sharon Gordon
Pat Gouchie
Kerry A. Gouthro
Grande Prairie and District Catholic
Schools
Grande Prairie Associates Realty Ltd.
Grande Prairie Auto Group
Grande Prairie Inn
Grande Prairie Lions Club
Grande Prairie Public School District
Grande Prairie River Rats Association
Grande Prairie Surgeons Office
Great-West Life Assurance Co.
Janet Green
Jessica Green
Gregg Distributors Ltd.
Alex Grotkowski
James W. Grove
Randall Grubb
Howard Gummer
Brenda Ha
Carmen Haakstad
Evelyn A. Hadland
Shirley Hagen
Cyndy Halbert
Laurie L. Hale
Lillian Haley
Iris Halwa
Sig Halwa
Ted Halwa
Valerie Hannak
Hansen Ford Inc.
Marvin Hansen
Patsy K. Hansen
Happy Trails RV Inc.
Marianne Hartman
Vera Hartman
Darren Haughian
Howard Haughian
Evelyn Haugland
Dennis Haugli
Olive Haugseth
Merle Hawryluk
Roger Hayden
Hazco Environmental Services (CCS
Company)
HD Energy Rentals Ltd.
Martha Head
Heartbeat Productions
Laverne Hebner
Bernice Heikel
Robert Helmer
Linda Henderson
Herbal Magic G.P.
Hi Tech Leasing Ltd.
Kyle Hillier
Jim Hindmarch
Dale Hoag
Henry J. Hof
Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.
Donald M. Hoggarth
Donald Hollingworth
Norman E. Hollingworth
Holy Cross Catholic School
Garnet Hommy
Horizon Adjusters Ltd.
James Horrigan
Audrey R. Hougestol
Randall F. Howatt
Hub International Phoenix Insurance
Brokers
Brian L. Huber
Karla Huber
M. Annette Huber
William Huber
Robert Hunter
Mike Hussey
I.V. Macklin Public School
Image Design Professionals Inc.
Internet Concepts
Lloyd Ireland
Tara Jacklin
William Jackson
Francis Jacobs
JB Insurance Service Ltd.
Gisele Jebb
Alain Jobin
Iner Johnson
Lester Johnson
Lionel Jones
Just Us Club
Norma Kabanuk
Kay
Ian B. Kay
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Kay McVey Smith & Carlstrom LLP
Kebreab Libsekal Professional
Corporation
Ken & Teresa Sargent Charitable
Foundation
Ken Sargent Pontiac Buick GMC Ltd.
Pamela Keown-Glaser
Kev’s Kids
Kin Club of Grande Prairie
Dave King
Laurel Kirscht
Ursula Klatt
Mia Klein-Gebbinck
Carrie Klukas
Marjorie A. Klynkramer
Brian Korotash
Ken Kosowan
Orville Kossman
Emily Kowalczyk
Peter Kozuback
Marta Kramer
Martha Krantz
Kaye E. Krog
Kirby Krupka
John Kurys
Dave LaCount
Raymond LaCroix
Lisa Lagace
Joyce Lambert
Sydney Larter
Jodi Laube
Audrey Laughy
Hugh Lawrence
William Lazoruk
E. Rita Lee
Eve Lepinski
Jean Letendre
Lewis and Chrenek
Cled Lewis
Owen Lewis
Kebreab Libsekal
Beatrice Lilge
Marcel Limoges
Lion’s Den Pub
Darlene Little
Holly Ljuden
Anita Lochhead
Terry Logelin
London Drugs Foundation
Ken Long
Charles Longmate
Longmate Holdings
Les Longmate
William Love
Darla Lukac
Steve Lupick
Macbernal Recycling Systems LTD
Jim MacDonald
Rick MacDonald
Janet MacDonell
Sy Mack
Catherine MacKenzie
Madd Hatters Inc.
Ken Mark
Anne Martin
Arlene S. Martin
Eddie Martin
Serge Martin
Gerry Mazer
Paul McAviney
Roy McCarty
Angela McCashion
Annette McCullough
Donald McDonald
Lorelei Mciver
Lillie McKay
Theresa McKay
Denise McLean
Tom McMahon
Marion McNaught
Marilynn Meldrum
Lydia Melnichuk
Steve Melnyk
Menzies Printers
Ken Merchant
George Merklinger
Murray Metituk
Herman Meunier
Archie Meurs
Herman Meyer
Meyers Norris Penny LLP
Midwest Furniture Rentals
Alf Mielke
Miga Enterprises Inc.
Shirley Milinkovic
Lyle Miller
Dennis Milligan
Candice Mills
Peter Mills
Minhas Bros. Holdings Ltd.
MM Hill’s Holding INC
Stanley A. Moe
Doug Montgomery
Tyler Montpellier
Montrose Junior High School
Neil Moon
Frances Moore
James Moore
Henry Morgan
Dionne Morin
Jackie Morissette
Jo Morrell
Neil Morrison
Nida Morrison
Kristin Mortson
Tom Mostowich
Sigrid M. Muehrer
Narcotics Anonymous
Rob Neil
Betty May Nellis
Jackie Nellis
Peter Nesterchuk
Robert Nichol
Norman Nickel
Robert Normandeau
Donald Normington
Grace Norris
Northern Climate Soils
Northern Piecemakers Quilt Guild
Northern Spirit Local # 6 ATA
Helen Novosol
James Obniawka
Patricia L. Olson
Patricia M. Olson
Jack Ouellette
Treena Pasichnuk
Walter Paszkowski
Art Patterson
Mary Patterson
Pattison Outdoor Advertising
Ken Paul
Dennis Payeur
Peace Draft Horse & Pulling Club
Peace Wapiti Academy
Donna Peake
Gordon Pearcy
Andrew Perrotta
Bev Peterson
Pfizer Canada Inc.
Philips Lifeline
Keith Pierce
Doris Plante
William Pollard
Anne Popowich
Popowich Farms Ltd.
Hugh Powell
Rees Powell
Timothy Powell
Prairie Coast Equipment
Prairie Mall Shopping Centre
Prestige Appliances
Q99 Fm
Quality Medical Wear
Linda Rathburn
Betty Rautenstrauch
RBC Foundation
Recreation Therapy
Robert Rehm
Bernard Reid
Clyde Reid
Helen Reiswig
Eddie Renkema
Rentco Equipment Ltd.
Respiratory Department
Bermar Rewind
Ric’s Grill
Avis Riva
Road Side Sign Company
Dan Robinson
Elroy Robinson
Rock 97.7 Radio
Rodney Rockarts
Yula Romanko
Audrey Rooke
Tamara Rose
Margery Rowney
Royal Bank of Canada
Doris Rude
Gerald Rude
Jim Rude
Terry Rule
Bruce Rycroft
Daniel Rycroft
Delbert Rycroft
James Rycroft
Robert Rycroft
Maud Sample
Melody Sample
Warren Samson
Chester Sandboe
Darcy Sandboe
David Sandboe
Greg Sandboe
Kristine Sandboe
Rodney Sandboe
Suzanne Sandboe
Mary Sandul
Sharon Sandul
Ken Sargent
Sean Sargent
Save-On Foods
John Schoepp
Paul Schoorlemmer
Darrell Scott
Estate of Robert M. Scott
Melany Scott
Sears Canada Inc
Frank Sekulic
John Sekulic
Donna Senay
Joseph Sendziak
Servus Credit Union Ltd.
Danny Shannon
Elizabeth F. Sheehan
Vera Sheehan
Phyllis Sherk
Boris Shesterniak
Gail Shewchuk
Genevieve Shmyr
Betty Shofield
Barbara Side
James F. Simpson
William Simpson
Derril J. Skaley
Isak Skjaveland
Skookum Asphalt Ltd.
Lance Smith
Diane Smitten
Chester Sorgaard
Lavern Sorgaard
SOS Graphics
Wayne Spacil
Jennifer Spearman
Wes Spencer
Sportswear Plus
St. Gerard Catholic School
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Joseph Catholic School
St. Peter and St.Paul Catholic
Women’s League
George Staicesku
Christine Stalker
Penny Stannard
Patricia Stanton
Douglas Starkey
Donald Stauffer
Carol Steinke
Nancy Steinke
Bowen Stewart
Sheila Stilling
Art Stirrett
Brenda Stouffer
Brenda Strom
Suncapsule Tan ‘n Fitness Centre
Brenda Swan
Ken Sydnes
Leonard Sydoruk
Wendy Taks
Talisman Energy Inc.
Doris Tansem
Telus Communications
Wesley Temple
Edith Tenborg
The Alberta Rural Physician Action
Plan
The Keg Steakhouse and Bar
Yolande Thibeault
Belle Thomas
Foster Thompson
Phyllis Thompson
Lexie Thoreson
Simona Tibu
Bryan Tink
Chris Tipple
Debbie Tissington
Hubert Tissington
Stan Tissington
Heinz Toerper
Tom Peebles Professional
Corporation
Albert J. Tomshak
Terry Tomshak
Toronto Dominion Bank and Trust
Total Enerflex
TransCanada PipeLines Ltd
Roy M. Trelle
Tubular Optimization Services and
Products
United Way of Grande Prairie &
Region
Bill Van Rootselaar
Vanishings Laser Esthetics
Mike Vavrek
Vector Communications
Ingvald Vekved
Clarence Velve
Victorino C. Ventic
Evelyne Viens Dobish
Lyn Vigen
Peter Vogan
Jane Waayenberg
Paulette Wagner
Rick Waldron
Waldron Wellsite Supervision Ltd
Wanham Ladies Progressive Club
Wapiti Gravel Suppliers
Barry Warne
Wendy Warner
Wave Media Inc.
Olive Webber
Welcome Wagon Ltd.
Elizabeth Welter
Ellen Wessels
Western Air Rescue Ltd.
Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd.
Ben White
Bernette Wiens
George Wiens
Julie Wilcox
Doris Willard
Christine Williams
Laureen Williams
Willsey Davis & Co. LLP
James Willsey
Janice M. Willsey
Kevin Willsey
Brian W. Wilson
Susan Wilson
Terry Winterburn
Roger Wold
Ken Wong
Mathew Wozniak
Frank Wright
Christine Yakel
Young Persons and Families with
Cancer Society of Northern AB
Wendy Yuzwenko
Randy Zieglgansberger
Ronald Zimmer
Queen Elizabeth II Hospital Foundation
Statement of Operating Fund Financial Activities and Surplus
For the year ended March 31, 2011
Revenue
General donations
Designated donations
Multi-slice CT Scanner
Integrated Surgical Suite Campaign
Emergency Trauma Bay Campaign
Investment income
Bank machine commissions
Black Tie Bingo fundraiser
Subsidy from Alberta Health Services
Lifeline income
Insurance premiums
Gain (loss) on disposal of investments - realized
Increase in life insurance cash surrender value and annuities
Expended donations
Bursaries awarded
Donations to Queen Elizabeth II Hospital
Administrative expenses
Advertising and promotion
ATM lease fees
Computer hardware and software
Contract work
Equipment purchases and maintenance
Fundraising expenses - other
Fundraising expenses - Black Tie Bingo
GST
Interest and bank charges
Investment management fees
Memberships
Office
Planned Giving - insurance
Professional fees
Recognition policies
Rental
Salaries, wages and benefits
Telephone, fax and internet
Training and education
Travel
Operating surplus (deficit) before other items
2011
2010
(Restated
Note 12)
724,011
126,279
7,800
75,000
129,075
98,490
32,830
25,000
24,750
16,273
(8,949)
62,828
211,274
389,905
59,800
50,000
70,405
98,502
31,249
106,873
25,000
24,025
21,999
(28,334)
74,085
1,313,387
1,134,783
350,034
34,000
695,624
350,034
729,624
963,053
405,159
13,675
8,394
6,501
128,860
8,499
3,650
6,055
5,282
10,557
15,109
19,903
46,387
403
25,000
174,650
916
710
22,531
6,374
5,143
73,833
8,820
4,758
84,728
4,951
6,474
9,831
707
38,100
48,471
24,213
7,670
25,000
421,209
9,791
1,014
3,129
474,551
806,747
488,802
(401,588)
Continued on next page
The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements
5
Statement of Operating Fund Financial Activities and Surplus
2011
2010
(Restated
Note 12)
Operating surplus (deficit) before other items (Continued from previous page)
488,802
(401,588)
Dream Home Lottery
116,062
124,351
104,109
103,710
10,977
(12,111)
(12,976)
(7,461)
218,172
208,489
Operating surplus (deficit)
706,974
(193,099)
Net interfund transfers
Internally restricted funds
Externally restricted funds
431,618
662,129
(774,694)
233,842
Net decrease (increase) in operating surplus
1,093,747
(540,852)
Operating surplus (deficit) before unrealized gains
(386,773)
347,753
68,564
113,440
Net increase (decrease) in operating fund
(318,209)
461,193
Operating fund, beginning of year
1,845,552
1,384,359
Operating fund, end of year
1,527,343
1,845,552
Festival of Trees
Visual Arts
Butterfly
(Schedule 1)
(Schedule 2)
(Schedule 3)
(Schedule 4)
Other income
Unrealized gains on marketable securities
6
Statement of Changes in Net Assets
Operating
Fund
Balance, beginning of year, as restated
Unrealized gain (loss) on marketable securities
Transfer
Transfer
Transfer
Transfer
Transfer
Transfer
to Restricted Funds - External
from Restricted Funds - External
from Restricted Funds - Internal
to Restricted Funds - Internal
to Endowment Funds
from Endowment Funds
Balance, end of year
Restricted
Restricted
Funds - Internal Funds - External
Endowment
Funds
Total
1,845,552
197,427
1,049,874
753,300
3,846,153
706,974
68,564
-
-
-
706,974
68,564
(847,556)
276,216
100,782
(532,400)
(90,789)
-
(100,782)
532,400
-
1,527,343
629,045
847,556
(276,216)
(40,774)
55,658
1,636,098
131,563
(55,658)
829,205
-
4,621,691
Statement of Changes in Net Assets
Operating
Fund
Balance, beginning of year
Reclassify balances
Balance, beginning of year (restated)
1,384,359
1,384,359
Unrealized gain (loss) on marketable securities
(193,099)
113,440
Transfer from Restricted Funds - External
Transfer to Restricted Funds - Internal
Rounding
(233,842)
774,694
-
Balance, end of year, as restated
Restricted
Funds - Internal
980,872
(8,750)
972,122
(774,694)
(1)
1,845,552
197,427
Resrticted
Fund - External
Endowment
Funds
867,283
(51,250)
816,033
233,842
(1)
1,049,874
Total
693,300
60,000
753,300
3,925,814
3,925,814
-
(193,099)
113,440
-
(2)
753,300
3,846,153
4
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Grande Prairie, AB T8V 2E8
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For an online pdf version please visit
www.qe2hospitalfoundation.com
Volunteers
are the heart
of the QEII
Hospital
Foundation
We at the QEII Hospital Foundation would like to gratefully
acknowledge the generous gift our volunteers give where it
truly makes a difference. Providing information and comfort,
a warm smile, a caring hand, active in fundraising and special
events; our volunteers help in so many ways and make such
a valuable difference in the lives of patients, visitors, staff and
physicians at the QEII Hospital.
Without our volunteers our major events would not be possible. Thank You… You are our greatest asset!
I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can
do something. And I will not let what I cannot do interfere
with what I can do!
~ Edward E. Hale

2010 – 2011 Annual Report

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