2008-09 report to the community

2008-09
REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letter from Executive Director and Board Chair
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Board of Directors
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Inner City High
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Supporting Youth
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Supporting Education
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Supporting Health & Wellness
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Fundraising
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Who Benefits from EOCF Funds
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Financials
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Ales Hemsky visits a young cancer patient during
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a visit to the Stollery Children’s Hospital.
LETTER FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
AND BOARD CHAIR
2008-09 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sam Abouhassan
Sam Abouhassan
Custom Clothiers
In Oil Country, Oilers hockey ignites a passion and excitement that unites our communities. A common love of the game and devotion to the team brings fans
together each fall with anticipation for the upcoming season. Using that same energy, the Oilers have always made an effort to bring together the citizens of Oil
Country for more than hockey; to work collaboratively to improve and support our communities. Leading this charge is the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation
(EOCF) who, each year since 2001, has found innovative and engaging fundraising initiatives for fans to rally behind.
Doug Rutherford
Corus Radio Edmonton
Patrick LaForge
Edmonton Oilers Hockey Club
Bruno Muller
Caron Transportation System
Denise Carpenter
Colin Eicher
EPCOR
Michael Bobroff
Eicher Corporation
Rexall
Every dollar raised by the EOCF is donated back to communities throughout Oil Country with over $1.5 million distributed last year alone. Naturally we are proud
of our efforts to raise those funds and distribute them to charitable organizations who support youth, education, and health & wellness, which is the core of our
EOCF model.
The Oilers players, management and staff all participate in the fundraising efforts of the EOCF and together create momentum that’s extremely powerful. The reason
we work together to culminate these significant donations is to reinvest in our communities. It’s what the Oilers have always done, and always will do. Simply put,
it’s the right thing to do.
Most importantly, all of this is possible thanks to Oilers fans who give generously allowing the EOCF to make a notable impact in Oil Country.
Bruce Saville
Saville Group
Doug Goss, Q.C.
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Natalie Minckler
Natalie Minckler
Executive Director, EOCF
Linda Banister
Banister Research &
Consulting Inc.
Doug Goss,QC
Bryan & Company
Kevin Lowe
Edmonton Oilers
Hockey Club
Terry O’Flynn
Prism Flow Products
Heidi Pisani
Oilers Ladies
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INNER CITY HIGH SCHOOL
THE EOCF LEGACY PROJECT
Accredited by Alberta Learning, Inner City High School
offers youth an academic and arts-based focus–and
an alternative route to achieving a high school diploma.
Just as important, the school offers youth help with
everything from finding appropriate accommodation
to counseling, to food and medical care. Dr. Joe
Cloutier – Inner City High’s Director – says the school’s
mandate has to be large in order to succeed. “Without
taking care of their lives, as a whole, we have no hope
of giving them an education,” he says. “We are building
bonds of trust by saying ‘You don’t have to worry about
this anymore.” In some cases, the work will be nothing
short of life-saving.
Currently, Inner City High School’s space is startlingly
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limited. A few rooms in the current facility must
each serve many different functions, putting a strain
on and limiting this unique and necessary learning
environment.
All that will soon change with the Edmonton Oilers
Community Foundation’s (EOCF) commitment to
redeveloping Inner City High School.
With the
assistance of Edmonton-based architects, Cohos
Evamy, the EOCF is working to create a new school
that will bring the hopes and dreams of its students
to life. In short, providing a place for students of
divergent cultures and socio-economic backgrounds
to experience the empowerment that comes with a
high school education.
This facility has the potential to support Edmonton’s
inner city youth on many levels. It will provide a safe
and inspiring place with a strong sense of community,
one that goes beyond basic education to address the
many and complex needs of our youth at risk.
Oilers players have developed an affinity with the
school and its story. “The players have really embraced
Inner City High School, though some of the students
initially had a hard time understanding why these
players cared about them,” explains Doug Goss,
Board Chair of the EOCF. “But they do it because
they believe in it.” As a testament to the connection
Oil Country has to its team, attendance at the school
has gone up and remained steady since the EOCF
and Oilers became involved. “The EOCF obviously
helps out enormously with funding,” says Dr. Cloutier.
“But I think the involvement the Oilers players have
shown, demonstrates a lot about their character and
compassion to ensuring everyone succeeds.”
FACT
For kids who come from broken homes and lives
rooted in the street, finding something that’s constant
and stable can be difficult – but vitally important. In
downtown Edmonton, the steadying force is a humble
building called Inner City High School. Currently housed
in the Boyle Street Community League, the school has
become both a safe haven and a way out for many
at-risk youth.
NET PROCEEDS FROM THE EOCF’S WINNER’S
CHOICE LOTTERY ARE ALLOCATED TO THE
REDEVELOPMENT OF INNER CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
Inner City High School students receive donated
coats from Edmonton Oilers Captain Ethan Moreau.
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SUPPORTING YOUTH
SEATS FOR KIDS
Thanks to the generosity of Edmonton Oilers and Edmonton Oil Kings season seat holders across Oil Country, the Edmonton Oilers
Community Foundation was able to provide game tickets to the following registered children’s charities. These tickets gave children
facing extraordinary challenges, the chance to experience live Oilers and Oil Kings hockey at Rexall Place.
The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation issues tax receipts for the face value of the game tickets donated.
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Special Olympics St. Albert
Spirit Keeper Youth Society
Sport Central Association
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation
Strathcona Boys & Girls Club
Terra Association
The Rainbow Society of Alberta
Uncles & Aunts at Large (Edmonton Area) Society
YMCA of Edmonton
Youth Emergency Shelter Society
Zebra Child Protection Centre Society
FACT
Athletes That Care Society
Hope Mission Youth Shelter
Battleford Boys and Girls Clubs
iHuman Youth Society
Battleford Indian Metis Friendship Centre Inner City Youth Development Association
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton
Kidney Foundation of Canada
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Red Deer
Kids on Track Association of Edmonton
Bosco Homes
Kids Up Front
Boys & Girls Club of Leduc
Kids with Cancer Society
Boys & Girls Club of Red Deer
McMan Youth, Family & Community Services Association
Boys & Girls Club of Wetaskiwin
Mountain Plains Family Services Society of Edmonton
Boys & Girls Clubs of Edmonton
Norwood Child & Family Resource Centre
CASA – Child, Adolescent & Family Mental Health
P.A.C.E. Grande Prairie
Children’s Heart Society
Paralympic Sports Association
Chimo Youth Retreat Centre
Ponoka Youth Centre
Dunamis Education Society (Classrooms for Africa)
Renascence Homes Association
Edmonton Emergency Relief Shelter Society
Robin Hood Association
Edmonton Garrison Military Family Resource Centre
Ronald McDonald House
IN 2008-09, OVER 7,000 TICKETS WITH
A TOTAL VALUE OF OVER $206,000 WERE
DONATED TO THE EOCF’S SEATS FOR KIDS
PROGRAM.
Young Oilers fans enjoy the game courtesy of
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donations to the EOCF’s Seats for Kids program.
HORCOFF’S HEROES
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FACT
In 2008-09, Edmonton Oilers Assistant Captain, Shawn Horcoff and his wife, Cindy, created Horcoff’s Heroes. They personally purchased
a block of tickets to 20 Oilers games throughout the season and graciously donated the tickets to children’s charities. Before these
games, children and their chaperones were given the opportunity to meet Shawn for autographs and pictures. Each child also received
a Horcoff’s Heroes t-shirt and a voucher for a pop and a hot dog at the game.
DURING THE 2008-09 SEASON,
260 CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN
THE HORCOFF’S HEREOS PROGRAM.
Shawn Horcoff signs an autograph for a new
friend at Horcoff’s Heroes.
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SUPPORTING EDUCATION
ADOPT-A-SCHOOL
SCHOLARSHIPS
New in 2008-09 the Edmonton Oil Kings Adopt a School
program gave businesses and individuals in Edmonton the
opportunity to provide Oil King tickets to a school of their
choice in return for a tax receipt from the EOCF. Edmonton
Oilers defenseman, Jason Strudwick, got on board when
he helped announce the Adopt a School initiative at his
former school, Holy Cross Elementary/Junior High.
One of the EOCF’s pillars of support is expanding
educational opportunities for people in and around Oil
Country. To that end, EOCF provides a number of annual
scholarships through post-secondary institutions:
FACT
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NorQuest College - $10,000
University of Alberta - $10,000
NAIT - $10,000
Grant MacEwan University - $10,000
DURING THE 2008-09 SEASON, 251 COMPANIES
PARTICIPATED IN THE ADOPT-A-SCHOOL PROGRAM
ALLOWING THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN TO ATTEND
VARIOUS OIL KINGS GAMES.
Jason Strudwick launches Adopt-A-School
at his former school in Edmonton.
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SHARE A BOOK
ICE SCHOOL
Books stir the senses, inspire the imagination, and
spark a love of reading that can last a lifetime; they
are essential to lifelong development, and yet many
children from low-income families have no books or
very few books at home to call their own.
The Edmonton Oilers ICE School program is a site-based
educational initiative that gives teachers and students the
opportunity to move their classrooms into the fascinating
world of Rexall Place and Northlands for an entire week.
Curriculum for the week is planned and implemented by
participating teachers, with the help of an ICE School
coordinator seconded by Edmonton Public Schools.
During the 2008-09 school year, the EOCF once again
joined with the Edmonton Journal Raise a Reader
Foundation to bring the Share a Book program to over
2,000 Grade One students, in classes from 66 schools
throughout Oil Country. For many children, these were
the very first books they had ever owned. The Share a
Book program ensures that joy of reading is not limited
to a student’s financial means by providing them with
books to call their own.
The EOCF was also an active participant in the annual
Raise a Reader Day, with several prominent members
of the Oilers organization chipping in to sell Edmonton
Journal newspapers to raise funds for the program.
With your support, the campaign raised a total
of $102,815.
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During 2008-09, 550 kids with 26 teachers from 24
classes and over 100 parent volunteers filled the ICE
School classroom and had the chance to connect
learning with real life. During a year-long theme based
around Teamwork, students met a variety of professionals
working at Rexall Place, learned about the mechanics of
how the building transforms from one event to the next,
and visited the Northlands Network TV studio to learn
about productions. Students also got up close and
personal with the standard and thoroughbred racehorses
at Northlands, traveled down 118 Avenue discussing the
work in a community to make change and some learned
about our deep baseball history by visiting TELUS Field.
Not surprisingly, the highlight for many students was the
chance to learn about ice-making first hand – by skating
on Rexall Place ice!
ICE School is made possible through funding from the
Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation and is operated
in cooperation with Northlands.
FACT
The EOCF Share a Book program is a literacy program
which gives children from low-income families the
opportunity to experience the magic and joy of reading
at home by providing them with two new books and
their own book bag.
NOW IN ITS SEVENTH YEAR, OVER 3,500
STUDENTS HAVE PASSED THROUGH THE
EOCF’S ICE SCHOOL PROGRAM.
Zack Stortini reads to Grade One students
during the launch of Share A Book.
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SUPPORTING HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Throughout the season, the EOCF partners with Oilers players and their wives and girlfriends to produce a number of highly successful special
events. In addition to contributing many hours to their personal charitable interests, the Oilers Ladies help to ensure the success of many fundraising
events at Rexall Place. With your support, the Oilers Ladies raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charitable groups in our community.
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Shirts Off Our Backs,
in support of the
Edmonton Christmas Bureau, raised $50,000. This annual fan
favourite campaign has been a Christmas tradition for over 20
years.
ST.
ISE
K S PR
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St. Patrick’s Day Puck Surprise
raised over $40,000 in support of the Make-a-Wish Foundation Northern
Alberta and The Rainbow Society of Alberta. Fans supported the event
by purchasing autographed pucks.
Oilers Favourite Things raised over $30,000
for the Edmonton Women’s Shelter – WIN House. Baskets of each
players’ favourite things were auctioned off throughout the season and
included items like autographed jerseys, golf and fishing outings with
Oilers players and gift certificates to players’ favourite restaurants.
FACT
Edmonton Oilers Ladies
RICK
PAT ’S D
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raised over $180,000 in
support of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation and Kids with
Cancer Society. Fans purchased autographed pink and blue caps
to support the cause.
PUC
Caps for Cancer
DURING THE 2008-09 SEASON, THE EDMONTON
OILERS LADIES RAISED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS FOR CHARITABLE GROUPS IN OUR
COMMUNITY.
The Oilers Ladies display hats they sold for the
Caps for Cancer fundraiser at Rexall Place.
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FUNDRAISING
50/50
WINNER’S CHOICE LOTTERY
Alberta Association for Community Living
Edmonton After School Care Association
Alberta Diabetes Foundation
Edmonton Regional Search & Rescue
Autism Society of Edmonton
Elves Special Needs Society
Big Brothers Big Sisters Ponoka
Friends of Strathcona County Library
Bonnyville Centennial Centre “C” School
Girl Guides of Canada
Canadian Red Cross
Glendon Agricultural Society
Candora Society
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation
Centra Cam Vocational Training Association
ISTAR – Institute for Stuttering Treatment & Research
Crohns & Colitis Foundation
McMan Youth Family & Community Services Association
CTV Good Neighbour Fund
Uncles & Aunts at Large (Edmonton Area) Society
Dreams Take Flight
Winnifred Stewart Association
COMMUNITY CORNER
In addition, 50/50 ticket sales in 2008-09 also supported minor hockey, ringette and various
other hockey associations in and around the Edmonton area. A total of $606,449 was raised
for the following groups:
Friends of Ringette
Camrose Minor Sports Association
Mayerthorpe Minor Hockey Association
CNN Spurs Minor Hockey Association
Redwater Minor Hockey Association
Devon Minor Hockey Association
Sherwood Park Minor Hockey Association
Drayton Valley Minor Hockey Association
Spruce Grove Minor Hockey Association
Edmonton Minor Hockey Association
St. Albert Minor Hockey Association
Edmonton Ringette Club
Wetaskiwin Minor Hockey Association
Elk Point Minor Hockey Association
Fort Saskatchewan Minor Hockey Association
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In 2008-09, the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation
launched an exciting and innovative concept in home lotteries
– Winner’s Choice Lottery. Winners had the option of choosing
the prize or the cash on all major prizes. The Grand Prize was
a fully furnished landscaped estate home or $2.5 million cash!
Winner’s Choice Lottery sold out, generating $1.8 million for the
EOCF, including the redevelopment of Inner City High School.
Game night auctions at Community Corner locations on the
main concourse and in the Edmonton Journal Club continue
to provide Oilers and Oil Kings fans with the chance to bid on
collectible, autographed sports memorabilia. Funds raised
through this initiative continue to support various Foundation
programs.
ONLINE AUCTIONS
The EOCF continues to host several online auctions throughout
the season. These events feature many one-of-a-kind souvenir
and collectible items not available anywhere else. In the past
year, these auctions raised over $155,000 for the EOCF.
FACT
With over 1.2 million tickets sold at Oilers home games, our 50/50 program continues to
be one of the most successful fundraising opportunities in the NHL. While the EOCF also
benefits from ticket sales, these 23 charities raised over $303,000 for their causes.
DURING THE 2008-09 SEASON,
COMMUNITY CORNER RAISED
OVER $190,000 FOR THE EDMONTON
OILERS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION.
Ethan Moreau shaves his head at the Valentine’s
Hair Massecure in support of Cancer research.
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WHO BENEFITS FROM EOCF FUNDS
In addition to the groups already mentioned, the EOCF supports a long list of organizations – either through cash or
in-kind contributions – in and around Oil Country. These include:
YOUTH
630 CHED Santas Anonymous
ABC Headstart
Ace Bailey Children’s Foundation
Alberta Foster Parent Association
Bashaw Youth Foundation
Battleford Indian & Metis Friendship Center
Battlefords Boys and Girls Club
Beaverlodge Daycare Society
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton & Area
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ponoka
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Red Deer & District
Bosco Homes
Boys & Girls Club of Leduc
Boys & Girls Club of Red Deer and District
Boys & Girls Club of Wetaskiwin
Boys & Girls Clubs of Edmonton
Camrose & District Boys and Girls Club
Canada Place Child Care Society
Canadian Rugby Union
Canadian Tire Association
Cantilon Choral Society
CASA Child, Adolescent & Family Mental Health
Children’s Heart Society
Children’s Indoor Playground Society
Chimo Youth Retreat Centre
Clearwater Boys & Girls Club
Dreams Take Flight
Dreamspeakers Festival Society
Edmonton After School Care Association
Edmonton City Centre Church Corporation (E4C)
Edmonton Inner City Children’s Project Society
Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation
Evan Ty Jenkins Pediatric Research Foundation
Festival Place Society
Fulton After School Association
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EDUCATION
Girl Guides of Canada - Edmonton Area
Glenora Childcare Society
Gordon Russell’s Crystal Kids Youth Centre
Heartland Youth Center
Jericho Youth Society (The VAULT Drop In Centre)
KARA Family Support Centre Society
Kids Kottage
Kids on Track
Kids Up Front Foundation (Edmonton)
Kids With Cancer Society
kids.now
Londonderry Child Development Society
Make-A-Wish Foundation Northern Alberta
Norwood Child and Family Resources Centre
PACE Grande Prairie
Ponoka Youth Centre
Renascence Homes Association
Right To Play
Robin Hood Association
Scouts Canada Northern Lights Council
Spirit Keeper Youth Society
Sport Central Association
St. Albert Day Care Society
Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada
Strathcona County Boys & Girls Club
Sunrise House - Grande Prairie Youth Emerg Shelter
Sunshine Dreams for Kids - Edmonton Chapter
Terra Association
The Human League
The Rainbow Society of Alberta
Uncles & Aunts at Large (Edmonton Area) Society
Wilderness Youth Challenge Program
Youth Emergency Shelter Society
Zebra Child Protection Centre Society
Alberta Conservation Society
Banff Community Foundation
Bonnyville Centennial Centre (Ice School)
Centre for Family Literacy
Clairmont Community School
Concordia University College of Alberta
Edmonton Humane Society
Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers
Edmonton Public Library
Edmonton Symphony Society
Fort Edmonton Historical Foundation
Fort McMurray Christian School
Friends of Strathcona County Library
Friends of Wildwood Library Society
Grande Prairie Public School District Education Fdn
Grant MacEwan Community College Foundation
Inner City Youth Development Association
Junior Achievement of Northern Alberta & NWT
NAIT
Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts
NorQuest College Foundation
Old Strathcona Foundation
Portage College
Project Adult Literacy Society (P.A.L.S.)
Rosebrier Community School Action Society
Spruce Grove Public Library
University of Alberta - Augustana Campus
University of Alberta - External Relations
University of Alberta - Faculty of Native Studies
University of Alberta - Faculty of Phys. Ed. and Recreation
University of Alberta - School of Business
Victoria School Foundation for the Arts
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Alberta Association for Community Living
Alberta Cancer Foundation (Cross Cancer Institute)
Alberta Caregivers Association
Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters
Alberta Diabetes Foundation
Alberta Neurofibromatosis Association
Alzheimer Society of Alberta and NWT
Assoc. for Supported Community Connections of Spruce Grove
Association Supporting Choices of People, Edson
Autism Society of Edmonton Area
Banff Sports Hall of Fame
Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation
Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society
Bissell Centre
Boundary Trails Health Center
Boyle McCauley Health Centre
Breakfast Clubs of Canada
Breakfast for Learning Alberta (Canadian Living Foundation)
Brighter Futures Family Resource Society
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Ontario Region
Canadian Cancer Society - Edmonton
Canadian Cancer Society - Fort McMurrary Unit
Canadian Diabetes Association
Canadian Paraplegic Association (Alberta)
Canadian Red Cross
Cancer Care Manitoba Foundation
Candora Society
Capital Care Foundation
Centra Cam Vocational Training Assoc.
Central Alberta Special Equestrians
Central Alberta Women’s Emergency Shelter
Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton
Christmas Bureau of Edmonton
CNIB - Edmonton
Compassion House Foundation
Crime Stoppers Association of Edmonton & N. Alberta
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of Canada (Edmonton)
CTV Good Neighbour Fund
D.A.R.E. Unit
Diakonos Retreat Society - Edmonton Chapter
Dr. Margaret Savage Crisis Centre
Drayton Valley Health Services Foundation
Easter Seals Alberta
Edmonton Dream Centre
Edmonton Emergency Relief Services Society
Edmonton Garrison Military Family Resource Centre
Edmonton Police Foundation
Edmonton Regional Search and Rescue Association
Edmonton Rodeo Benevolent Fund
Edmonton Wardrobe for Women in Need Association
Edmonton Women’s Shelter Ltd. (WIN House)
Edmonton’s Food Bank
Elves Special Needs Society
EmployAbilities Society of Alberta
Excel Society
Fort McMurray Family Crisis Society
Fort McMurray Victim Services
Glendon Agricultural Society
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation
Greater Edmonton Poppy Fund
Habitat for Humanity Edmonton
Hearts & Hooves Edmonton
High Country Recovery Centre
High Level Community Policing Society
Homeward Trust (Edmonton)
Hope Haven
Hope Mission
Horizons Centre
Inner City Agencies Foundation
Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Lakeland Centre for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Lloydminster & District United Way
Lo-Se-Ca Foundation
Lurana Shelter
Mayerthorpe Fallen Four Memorial Society
McDougall House Association
McMan Youth, Family & Community Services Assoc.
Meals on Wheels
Mountain Plains Family Service Society of Edmonton
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Edmonton
Muscular Dystrophy Canada - Prairie Office
Northeast Community Health Centre
Operation Friendship Seniors Society
Oswego County SPCA
Paralympic Sports Association
Parkland Search & Rescue Society
Peace Area Riding for the Disabled Society
Pilgrims Hospice Society
Ronald McDonald House - Northern Alberta
Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation
Saskatchewan Parkinson’s Disease Foundation
Seniors Assisted Transportation Society (SATS)
Seniors Association of Greater Edmonton
Shepherd’s Care Foundation
SKILLS Society
South East Edmonton Seniors Association
Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Assoc.
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation
Strathcona Christmas Bureau
Strathcona Sexual Assault Centre
Sturgeon Community Hospital Foundation
Suicide Information and Education Services
The Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths
The Eating Disorder Education Organization
The Good Samaritan Society
The Kidney Foundation - Edmonton Chapter
The Kidney Foundation of Canada - Red Deer & District
The Mustard Seed Edmonton
The Salvation Army - Prairie and Northern Territories Div.
United Way of Central Alberta
United Way of Fort McMurray
United Way of Grande Prairie & Region
University Hospital Foundation
University of Alberta - SHINE Clinic
Urban Manor Housing Society
Victim Services Unit - Sturgeon Region
Voice for Hearing Impaired Children
WestEnd Seniors Activity Centre
Wetaskiwin & District Victim Services Society
Wetaskiwin Health Foundation
Winnifred Stewart Association
YMCA Edmonton
YWCA of Edmonton
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FINANCIALS
2009
2008
REVENUE IN HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS (,000)
Lottery
Game Night 50/50
General Fundraising
Community Corner
Online Auction
Interest Revenue
$ 7,217 1,310 1,117 603 224 104 $ 8,591 1,130 760 620 201 117 TOTAL REVENUES
10,575 11,419 EXPENSES IN HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS (,000)
Lottery
50/50 Prize Payouts
Community Corner & Auctions General Fundraising
Legacy Project
Administrative Costs
5,384 680 464
199 39 207 7,977 576
465
116 18 195 TOTAL EXPENSES
6,973 9,347 EXCESS FROM OPERATIONS
3,602 2,072 DISBURSEMENTS
Charitable Activities
1,521 1,207 ICE School
97 92 EXCESS (DEFICIT) AFTER DISBURSEMENTS
$1,984 $ 773 *majority of Excess allocated to Legacy Fund. Total Legacy Fund totals $3,949,104 as at June 30, 2009.
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11230 110 Street
Edmonton, AB T5G 3H7
Phone: 780-409-5939
Fax: 780-409-5823
oilersfoundation.ca
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