LeadershipandInfluence - The Ottawa Hospital Foundation

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Leadership and Influence
ANNUAL REPORT 2014–2015
Essential and Transformative
OUR PATIENTS ARE OUR PRIORITY
Three of the top five methods used by
American hospital emergency rooms to
reduce unnecessary procedures come
from The Ottawa Hospital. These methods, or rules, are the direct result of
physician-scientist research being done
in Ottawa. And they are saving hospitals
millions worldwide.
The fact that our research is being
adopted by other hospitals across
North America and around the world is
proof that research is making a significant impact and improving the quality
of patient care, today. Thanks to you,
our donors and volunteers, we have a
healthy and vibrant research enterprise
here at The Ottawa Hospital.
to watch. Dr. Duncan Stewart’s stem cell Gratefully,
trial to heal hearts after a heart attack; Dr.
John Bell’s work developing oncolytic
viruses to kill cancer cells; and Dr. Marc
Rodger’s findings that pregnant women
no longer need to inject themselves to
prevent blood clots are just a few of the
projects that are taking research from
lab to bedside.
Your philanthropy has been influential in
creating an environment where research
and clinical work thrive side by side. The
impact of your support is impressive, as
we transferred more than $20.6 million
in 2014–2015. This incredible support is
literally driving the vision of our Hospital
not only to accelerate invaluable
research but to improve patient care. As
Because our research has been so a result of community generosity, we are
influential, the world is watching. And able to build a new Dermatology Centre,
indeed, we are giving them something equip the new Molecular Oncology
Diagnostics Lab, and purchase state-ofthe-art technology to expand the Breast
The Ottawa Hospital is focusing on providing the
best health care possible. This means ensuring the
Health Centre.
latest procedures, technology and state-of-theart equipment are available to our patients. The
Foundation, with the help of the community, supports
the Hospital’s efforts to provide the best care. This
year, we focused on key areas: improving facilities for
women’s health, cancer, patient care, and research.
Our donors’ generosity is helping us succeed.
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Tim Kluke, President and CEO
The Ottawa Hospital Foundation
In this report, you will find a collage of
events and milestones that has marked Steve West, Chair, Board of Directors
this past year. Enjoy reading about the The Ottawa Hospital Foundation
marvelous 2014–2015 achievements in
health care at our Hospital, thanks to
your tremendous support.
Forward-Looking and Healing
MOLECULAR LAB
In mid-February 2015, a small temporary molecular
lab began genetic profiling of colon, melanoma, and
lung cancer tumours. With the lab becoming operational, patients with these cancers will receive their
results in days instead of weeks, allowing them to
begin treatments customized to their specific cancer
sooner. A larger permanent lab is being established
with plans to be operational within the next year.
“
Every month we hear of a co-worker,
friend or family member that has been
diagnosed with some form of cancer, and
the faster that we can figure out the type
of cancer and the ways to treat it, the
better. Having the lab here in Ottawa is
going to be fabulous.”
—D ANNY FERNANDES, s upporter of the new
Molecular Oncology Diagnostics Laboratory.
Kinaxis partnered with other
Ottawa-based companies, Calian,
DataKinetics, Gartner, ITnet, MDS
Aero, and NavPoint, in the White
Coat Campaign to purchase equipment for the Hospital’s Molecular
Oncology Diagnostics Laboratory.
Kinaxis launched their campaign in
early May and raised funds through
employee giving and a number of
successful internal events for a capillary sequencer.
Megan Paterson, Vice-President, Human
Resources, Jennifer Stackhouse, Ferzeen
Najfi and Abby Sabean, campaign
coordinator.
THE OTTAWA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | PAGE 3
Care and Support
WOMEN’S HEALTH
The Ottawa Hospital is a critical
resource for thousands of women dealing with chronic health problems and
medical issues particular to women.
We are building a new and expanded
Breast Health Centre to consolidate all
breast health services into one location. We are purchasing an MRI dedicated to breast imaging; conducting
critical research and clinical trials; and
expanding the minimally invasive surgical suites for gynecological and other
critical surgeries.
Retired lawyer Dr. Marguerite Ritchie’s passion for
making life better for women inspired her to donate
$500,000 to build a new operating room for minimally
invasive gynecology at the Shirley E. Greenberg
Women’s Health Centre at The Ottawa Hospital.
Dr. Marguerite Ritchie and Shirley Greenberg at the
June 23 unveiling of the room in her honour.
“We are very grateful for the generosity shown by Avon.
This donation will help us continue to provide quality care
to the thousands of patients who rely on our Breast Health
Centre every year.”
—DR. ANGEL ARNAOUT, s urgical oncologist at The Ottawa Hospital.
The Avon Foundation for Women donated $100,000 to the new Breast
Health Centre.
On June 10, we hosted The View on
Women’s Health, a dynamic afternoon where local celebrities and our
doctors discussed hot topics around
women’s health. It was an opportunity
for the approximately 200 women
who attended to ask questions and
hear about issues around gynecology,
menopause, breast and sexual health,
minimally invasive surgery, cancer
research, and the latest medical technology for women.
“Shoppers Drug Mart is proud to partner with our customers in support
of The Ottawa Hospital’s efforts to provide women in our community
with access to timely, compassionate and comprehensive care.”
Gabriel Pizza served 28,000 slices
of pizza in four days to 14,000
Ottawa Hospital staff. That translates
into 3,500 large pizzas made from
2,625,000 grams of dough, 1,312,500
grams of cheese, and 566,000 grams
of pepperoni! It took the coordination of 15 stores and an army of staff
to make and serve all the pizzas for
Staff Appreciation Week in June.
Gabriel Pizza pledged $250,000 for
the Breast Health Centre.
—BASHIR SURANI, S
hoppers Drug Mart store owner
Every fall, Shoppers Drug Mart’s Tree of Life campaign supports women’s health.
This year, 31 local stores raised an incredible $113,773 for the Breast Health Centre,
bringing the total to $700,000 over nine years.
On November 17, we challenged women to Do
the Blue. Paula Doering, Senior Vice-President of
Clinical Programs for Peri-Operative Services, Cancer
and Diagnostics, was one of the many women who
painted their nails blue, pledged to support women’s
health, and do something healthy for themselves.
Dr. Kitts with Gabriel Pizza’s CEO
Michael Hanna and President
George Hanna.
Tanya O’Brien spoke
at the President’s
Breakfast on
September 16, about
her journey through fear
of breast cancer, and
her triumph of beating
that fear and continuing
a normal life after her
double mastectomy and
reconstructive surgery.
Impact and Influence
RESEARCH
The future of health care relies on research for the
development of better treatments for disease and
injury, and for cures. Our researchers are focused
on a wide range of health issues, particularly cancer,
regenerative or stem cell/molecular medicine, and
improving patient care. Some of the most important
clinical trials in the world are being conducted by
The Ottawa Hospital.
FACT
A local man survived a severe stroke
after undergoing a groundbreaking clot
removal procedure, which is now being
used around the world thanks to a clinical
trial involving Drs. Dar Dowlatshahi and
Cheemun Lum.
“We believe that research is key to moving forward in
our vision, building on our world-class reputation and
offering the very best health care. But research is not all
about test tubes and work in the lab. It is about patients.
It is about doing research to treat patients’ diseases and
to improve the quality of their lives.”
—D R. JACK KITTS, CEO and President of The Ottawa Hospital
The annual Ottawa Hospital Gala for cancer research on
November 1 was attended by 640 people who celebrated the
$9,738,640 raised for research this year.
On April 2, we unveiled the new Sinclair Centre for Regenerative
Medicine. It is no exaggeration to say that stem cell research is transforming patient care around the world. Bill and Joyce Sinclair’s philanthropy is helping turn research into made-in-Ottawa healthcare solutions.
Dr. Duncan Stewart, Bill Sinclair, Dr. Jack Kitts, and Joyce Sinclair
FACT
The Ottawa Hospital has:
1,700 scientists, investigators, trainees
and staff involved in research
624 active clinical trials
800 scientific research papers
2 world first clinical trials
Impact of research—priceless
In April 2011, Tina Ceroni underwent an experimental bone marrow stem cell transplant for the rare
stiff person syndrome. As a result of this groundbreaking treatment by Dr. Harold Atkins, she is now
completely symptom free and able to return to a
normal life. Tina has become a vocal advocate for
stem cell research.
On July 24, Robert Merkley unveiled the Merkley Supply Ltd.
research bay in Dr. John Bell’s oncolytic virus lab at The Ottawa
Hospital Cancer Centre. Inspired by Dr. Bell’s work with oncolytic
viruses, Robert Merkley and his Ride the Rideau Brick Peddlers’
team have raised close to $1 million for cancer research over the
last five years.
“The efforts of PIPR have helped us build on our strengths, recruit star
researchers and attract significant funding from granting agencies.”
—D R. MICHAEL SCHLOSSMACHER, S
enior Scientist of the Neuroscience
Program, The Ottawa Hospital
The Partners Investing in Parkinson Research (PIPR) team has raised $840,000 in
six years for Parkinson research with their participation in Run for a Reason.
“Because of generous community support,
The Ottawa Hospital Foundation has transferred more than $18 million for cancer
care and research at the Hospital over the
last three years, allowing us to build the
facilities that make this network possible
and support the scientists who are bringing
these exciting new therapies to patients in
Ottawa and around the world.”
—DR. DUNCAN STEWART, C
EO and scientific
director of the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
The Ottawa Hospital is hosting the $60 million
national network that is dedicated to research and
developing biotherapeutics to treat many cancers.
“
NAV CANADA employees continue to be inspired
by the incredible work and research being done at
The Ottawa Hospital. Our recent Renewed Hope campaign in support of the Hospital is yet another example
of their generosity, and commitment to the community
in which they live and work.”
—J OHN CRICHTON, P
resident and CEO of NAV CANADA
NAV CANADA employees donated $350,000 this year for
cancer research, bringing their total to $2 million raised for
The Ottawa Hospital in just seven years.
The Personal Injury Group at the law firm Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP
proudly made a seven-year investment in support of the Spinal Cord
and Brain Regeneration Research Chair. These lawyers, who assist
and represent individuals who have sustained spinal cord and brain
injuries, hope that their investment will be beneficial to their clients
and to anyone who has the misfortune to suffer a similar injury.
Frances Shapiro Munn, John Lundrigan, Dr. Eve Tsai, Marie-Pierre
Pilon, Rohan Bansie, and Peter Cronyn at the September 8 unveiling
of a Quiet Room in the Intensive Care Unit.
“The innovative research taking place at the Sprott
Centre for Stem Cell Research has tremendous
potential to transform medicine, and, indeed, is
already making a difference now. As a result, our
research has made the Centre a national leader with
an international reputation. We are proud to invest
in this Canadian research and continue our support
of The Ottawa Hospital.”
—JULIANA SPROTT,President
Eric and Vizma Sprott, founders of the Sprott Foundation.
On October 29, we launched our ambitious Tender Loving Research
(TLR) campaign to raise $50 million, of which $20 million will go
to cancer research, $15 million to regenerative medicine research,
and $15 million to research to improve patient care. Tender Loving
Research is research that matters because of the impact it has—the
individuals whose lives are made better and those whose lives are
saved, because research breakthroughs at The Ottawa Hospital
mean better care and life-saving treatments. Our researchers are
creating made-in-Ottawa solutions for a healthier world.
FACT
Dr. Michael Rudnicki discovered why muscle stem cells
lose their capacity to repair damage as the body ages,
bringing regenerative therapies for muscle diseases
closer to reality.
Inspiration and Hope
CANCER CARE
Each year, 9,000 new cancer patients are treated at the
Cancer Centre. Almost all cancer-related surgeries,
chemotherapy treatments, and radiation treatments
in Eastern Ontario take place at The Ottawa Hospital.
The lifetime probability of developing cancer is just
over 40 percent. However, we are making progress,
with an almost 70 percent of cancers being controlled
or cured.
When Arnie Vered was diagnosed in March 2013, his
pancreatic cancer was sufficiently advanced that a
simple surgery was not possible, and he had to seek
treatment in Montreal. Arnie wanted to help make
it possible for people to be treated closer to home,
and so he lent his support to establish the Vered
Family Chair for Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Research.
Liz and Arnie Vered and family
Nine-year-old Megan Power began
making and selling rainbow loom
bracelets (which she dubbed “Power
Loom”) when her Mom, Tracy’s, breast
cancer returned and metastasised to
her brain and spine. Wanting to raise
money to find a cure for cancer, Megan
has now raised and donated $5,000 to
On May 24, members of the Pancreatic Cancer
Canada Purple Team crossed the finish line in the
Ottawa Race Weekend 10 kilometre run. The team
has raised over $120,000 for pancreatic cancer over
the last four years.
Christina Walker, who leads the team, runs to raise
funds in honour of her husband who passed away in
2010 from pancreatic cancer.
“
I am told I was one of the worst
cases The Ottawa Hospital had
ever seen, but they were more than
ready for me. They pulled the best
team together, and used state-ofthe-art equipment. They stopped at
nothing to save me. I was more than
just a patient. I was a priority.”
—K AREN TOOP, p
atient
Karen was hit by a snowplow in January
2012 and suffered severe damage to the
lower part of her body, including the loss
of both legs. She has become a remarkable champion of the Hospital.
Karen Toop with her husband Harvey
and son Ryan.
Action and Innovation
TECHNOLOGY/EQUIPMENT
New procedures, state-of-the-art equipment and
technology are helping physicians and healthcare
staff improve patient care.
FACT
Since the community helped purchase the
da Vinci Surgical Suite in October 2011,
over 850 successful operations have been
performed using the robot on prostate,
head and neck, and gynecological cancer
surgeries.
In May, the Lyng family held their annual community dance in
Ashton to raise money to purchase an ultrasound machine with
elastography capabilities used for breast imaging. Their inspiration
has been their mother, Helen McKenna-Lyng, who passed away from
breast cancer in 2011.
Brian Lyng, Alana Lyng, Joël Lamoureux, Sharon Lyng and Breanne Lyng
“Charlie Logue was a great believer in giving back to this
community, and he inspired us to take up the gauntlet and make this much-needed dermatology centre a
reality.”
—J IM DURRELL With the incredible groundswell of community support, close to
$3 million was raised in 18 months for building and equipping the
new Dermatology Centre, and construction began in the spring
of 2015. Charlie Logue was an original member of the fundraising
committee who sadly passed away in 2013. The Charlie Logue
Memorial Golf Tournament held at Loch March on August 23,
2014, raised over $230,000, which was the final amount needed
to meet the campaign goal.
“
In our role as physicians striving to
improve treatment outcomes and quality
of life for patients with urologic cancers,
we felt that it was critical to establish
a urologic oncology research chair. As
doctors, it is a privilege to care for our
patients. As members of this community,
we are proud to support groundbreaking
research and care priorities.” —D R. J. STUART OAKE, H
ead of the
Division of Urology, Department of Surgery,
The Ottawa Hospital
On behalf of a team of physicians who are
generously contributing to the research chair in
urologic oncology.
As a thank you for their contribution to the two President’s
Breakfasts, the volunteers had the opportunity to peek inside the
uOttawa Skills and Simulation Centre at the Civic Campus on April 3.
The May 13 President’s Breakfast for the Public Service raised over
$300,000, and our September 16 President’s Breakfast raised over
$500,000. Funds raised through these events were directed toward
exceptional patient care and research at The Ottawa Hospital.
FACT
Since the first CyberKnife treatment in
September 2010, it has been used on
1,643 patients, with a total of 3,543 treatments to disperse tumours in inoperable
places that a surgeon’s scalpel cannot
reach, such as in the spine, liver, lung,
and pancreas. Foundation donors made
this possible!
Compassion and Caring
PATIENT CARE
The staff of The Ottawa Hospital is committed to
providing compassionate world-class care to all
patients. This high standard of care is at the core of its
constant striving to improve health care procedures
and practices.
FACT
Thousands of women around the world
no longer need to have unnecessary and
poten
tially harmful blood thinner injections during pregnancy, thanks to the
results of a major international clinical trial
led by Dr. Marc Rodger.
At the President’s Dinner on April 29,
Max Keeping was recognized for his
lifelong leadership in health care in
the Ottawa region.
On August 18, the 100 Holes of
Hope golf tournament raised money
to provide assistance to adults living
with cystic fibrosis, a life-shortening
disease that affects mainly the respiratory and the digestive systems.
People with cystic fibrosis require
lifelong specialized treatment and
care. This year’s tournament raised
$25,000, bringing the two-year total
to $55,000.
FACT
Dr. Kirsty Boyd performed two rare
nerve-transfer surgeries in March
assisted by Dr. Susan Mackinnon who
pioneered the technique. The surgery—a Canadian first—has the potential to dramatically improve hand mobility of spinal-cord injury patients.
OTTAWA RULES
The Canadian C-Spine Rule is used to
determine if a person needs a CT scan for
their cervical spine injury. The Canadian
CT Head Rule is used to determine if a
person needs a CT scan of their head
after a mild trauma. The Wells Rule determines the likelihood that a person has
blood clots in the lung. These are three
of the top five methods, or rules, used
in American emergency rooms to determine if patients need particular procedures. They were developed by doctors at
The Ottawa Hospital, and are saving hospitals millions of dollars a year.
In March 2014, we launched the 50/50
Perfect Payday Staff Lottery. Tickets
were available to all staff and volunteers of The Ottawa Hospital, the
Ottawa Hospital Research Institute,
and the uOttawa Heart Institute. The
lottery raised $137,623 for improved
patient care and research.
Brittany Walker was the first 50/50
lottery ticket winner.
Generous Ottawa Hospital
Foundation donors wrote mes
sages of hope on paper ornaments
that they sent in with their holiday
donations. The ornaments, with their
encouraging words, were hung on a
Christmas tree at the Civic Campus
to warm hearts and brighten the lives
of those undergoing care during the
holidays at The Ottawa Hospital.
FACT
The Ottawa Hospital is prepared for Ebola,
thanks to our 750-member response team
that forms one of the largest cohorts of
trained Ebola responders in Ontario. The
Hospital’s General Campus is one of the
four provincial centres designated to treat
potential cases of Ebola.
“The Ottawa Hospital and Region Imaging Associates
(OHRIA) is committed to state-of-the-art imaging, where
it will improve quality of care, and clinical outcomes of
patients in The Ottawa Hospital and the community it
serves. A new MRI for the Breast Health Centre supports this vision, and OHRIA is very pleased to invest in
this equipment for The Ottawa Hospital.”
—D R. JEAN SEELY, H
ead of Breast Imaging, The Ottawa Hospital
Dr. Seely and 55 other members of OHRIA donated towards the
purchase of a new MRI.
“
Mattamy Homes was proud to be the title sponsor of the 2014 Ride the Rideau. It is important to us
to support the groundbreaking cancer research at
The Ottawa Hospital, which has such an impact on the
community we are so much a part of.”
On April 7, the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General
of Canada, visited the General Campus to present three Caring
Canadian Awards to our outstanding hospital volunteer recipients.
—M ARK PARSONS, P
resident, Ottawa Division, Mattamy Homes
Greg Kane, Dr. Barbara Vanderhyden and Mary Wilson received
awards from Governor General Johnston.
“Physicians have to be prepared to step out of their traditional clinical
comfort zones in the interest of best patient care. Supporting fundraising efforts at The Ottawa Hospital, whether it be for the construction of better facilities, purchasing needed equipment or in support of
critical research, is a win for the common good.”
—D R. JIM WALKER, former Chief of the Division of Dermatology,
The Ottawa Hospital
Living Legacy
It is our present donors and past supporters who have
made a provision in their Will who are making health care
better for the next generation.
“
I give because my goal is to have
The Ottawa Hospital as second to
none. It is an amazing place that saves
lives—like mine.”
—J OHN TOSSOUNIAN, p
atient
As a way of thanking hospital staff for saving
his life after both his lungs collapsed in 2013,
John purchased several key pieces of equipment
for the new Dermatology Centre and the Eye
Institute, and is leaving a gift in his Will to
Margaret Craig was diagnosed with ovarian cancer
in December 2013. Margaret was so grateful for the
compassionate treatment she received that she made
a generous gift to the Hospital, as well as a gift in her
Will to support Dr. Barbara Vanderhyden’s ovarian
cancer research.
During the 2014 Ride
the Rideau event
a terrible accident
claimed the life of
a dear friend and
colleague, Laurie
Strano. Our hearts
go out to Laurie’s
loved ones, as we all
grieve her loss. To
honour Laurie’s memory, a fund has been
established that will
assist students in the
Masters of Health
Administration program at uOttawa.
dotheride.ca/fundraising
Report of the Independent Auditor on
the Summary Financial Statements
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE OTTAWA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBILITY
FOR THE SUMMARY FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
Management is responsible for the
preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements. The summary statement of financial position
and summary statement of operations
are derived from the complete set of
financial statements of the Foundation.
They meet the recognition and mea
surement principles of Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit
The summary financial statements do organizations.
not contain all the disclosures required
by Canadian accounting standards for AUDITOR’S RESPONSIBILITY
not-for-profit organizations applied in Our responsibility is to express an
the preparation of the audited financial opinion on the summary financial statestatements of the Foundation. Reading ments based on our procedures, which
the summary financial statements, were conducted in accordance with
therefore, is not a substitute for read- Canadian Auditing Standard (CAS) 810,
ing the audited financial statements of “Engagements to Report on Summary
Financial Statements.”
the Foundation.
The accompanying summary financial
statements, which comprise the summary statement of financial position
as at March 31, 2015 and the summary statement of operations for the
year then ended, are derived from
the audited financial statements of
The Ottawa Hospital Foundation (the
“Foundation”) for the year then ended.
We expressed an unmodified audit
opinion on those financial statements
in our report dated May 28, 2015.
OPINION
In our opinion, the summary statement of financial position and summary statement of operations derived
from the audited financial statements
of the Foundation for the year ended
March 31, 2015 are a fair summary of
those financial statements, in accordance with the established criteria
stipulating that the summary financial
statements are derived from the complete set of financial statements of the
Foundation and that they meet the recognition and measurement principles
of Canadian accounting standards for
not-for-profit organizations.
May 28, 2015
Chartered Professional Accountants,
Chartered Accountants
Licensed Public Accountants
OUR DONOR COMMUNITY
SUMMARY STATEMENT OF
OPERATIONS
SUMMARY STATEMENT OF
FINANCIAL POSITION
year ended March 31, 2015
2015
27%
Donations
Lottery
Individuals
Investment
income
Bequests/Estates
Community Special Events
9%
19%
THANKS TO YOUR GENEROSITY,
WE HAVE FUNDED THE
FOLLOWING PROJECTS
Priority Research Programs
10%
709,839
317,624
6,472,500
5,395,030
29,817,009
29,626,602
2014
$4,286,904
$8,823,629
Accounts receivable
698,405
332,136
Prepaid expenses
17,837
23,888
5,003,146
9,179,653
80,065,368
74,465,419
258,336
298,990
85,326,850
83,944,062
641,874
550,262
Grants payable
to The Ottawa
Hospital
3,076,981
4,402,213
Grants payable
to The Ottawa
Hospital
Research Institute
5,415,095
5,816,612
9,133,950
10,769,087
Unrestricted fund
286,669
250,655
Invested in
capital assets
258,336
298,990
8,608,789
8,785,435
67,039,106
63,839,895
76,192,900
73,174,975
$85,326,850
$83,944,062
Cash
INVESTMENTS
CAPITAL ASSETS
1,240,110
Other fundraising
3,228,549
2,852,327
379,764
105,984
1,195,238
1,074,538
6,164,919
5,272,959
Excess of
revenue over
expenditures,
before grants
23,652,090
24,353,643
GRANTS
20,634,165
19,353,983
EXCESS OF
REVENUE OVER
EXPENDITURES
Various Hospital
Departments & Equipment
$23,913,948
1,361,368
Administrative
Priority Projects TOH
$22,634,670
Direct fundraising
Lottery
2015
ASSETS
EXPENDITURES
Lottery Proceeds (1%)
61%
2014
REVENUE
Corporate/
Private Foundations
44%
as at March 31, 2015
$3,017,925
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable
and accrued
liabilities
$4,999,660
FUND BALANCES
29%
Restricted fund
Endowment fund
Leadership Registry
THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS MADE A LEADERSHIP DONATION IN 2014–2015
FOUNDING MEMBER
$1,000,000+
VISIONARY
$500,000 to $999,999
PARTNER
$250,000 to $499,999
Subhas and Uttra Bhargava*
Nancy and Carey Garrett*
Shirley Greenberg*
The Stephen and Jocelyne
Greenberg Foundation*
Heart and Stroke Foundation*
Ottawa Regional Cancer
Foundation*
Partners Investing in Parkinson
Research*
The Friends of The Ottawa
Hospital, General Campus*
The Ottawa Hospital-Civic
Auxiliary*
The Ottawa Hospital Emergency
Physicians*
The Sprott Foundation
BMO Financial Group*
Radiologists of The Ottawa
Hospital
RBC Foundation*
Revera Retirement Living*
The Ottawa Hospital Division of
Urology*
Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada)
Ltd.*
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce*
Central Precast Group*
DPA Industries Inc.*
The Hanna Family and Gabriel
Pizza Corporation*
Kochar Family/Phoenix Homes*
Malhotra Family Foundation*
NAV CANADA*
PearTree Financial Services Ltd.*
Gisèle Savage*
Dr. Barry Sherman*
The Ottawa Hospital Riverside
Auxiliary*
TOH Department of Surgery*
Onnig John Tossounian*
Urbandale Corporation*
BENEFACTOR
$100,000 to $249,999
Abbott Nutrition Canada*
Subhash and Sarita Agrawal*
Anesthesia Associates, General
Campus*
Avon Canada
Bayer Inc*
Donald and Sheila Bayne*
Black & McDonald Limited*
Larry Bradley from The Heart &
Crown Irish Pubs*
CLV Group/McGahan Family
Foundation*
Coughlin & Associates Ltd.*
Barbara Crook and Dan Greenberg*
Dermatologists of The Ottawa
Hospital*
Dewaan Foundation*
Division of Hematology Physicians*
Doherty & Associates Ltd.*
Adrienne Doré
Peter and Eva Foustanellas
Joyce M. Garinther*
Greta and John Hansen
Avraham and Elissa Iny and Family*
John Jussup and Sandy Goldberg*
Gregory Kane, Q.C. and Adrian
Burns*
Lois Laquerre*
Leo Pharma Inc.*
Leslois Shaw Foundation
The children of Charlie Logue*
David McManus*
Sean and Jamilah Murray*
Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP*
M. Ersin Ozerdinc and Kathleen
Grimes*
Stephen R. and Heidi Polowin*
Michael U. Potter*
terra20*
The Properties Group*
Ride for Dad
Robert Excavating*
Ron Engineering & Construction
(Eastern) Ltd.
John and Jennifer Ruddy*
Shoppers Drug Mart
Elizabeth and Arnie Vered*
Welch LLP*
The Zed Family*
INVESTOR
$50,000 to $99,999
Ross and Corleen Bradley*
John D. Brulé*
John and Fruji Bull*
Derek and Joan Burney*
Michael Caletti
Robert Campeau Family Foundation*
Clean Water Works Inc.*
Margaret (Peg) Craig
Domicile Developments Inc.*
Harmon Foundation*
Larry and Sheila Hartman*
Roche Canada
Marathon Drilling Co. Ltd.*
Frederic S. and Ogden Martin*
Merkley Supply Ltd.*
K. Isabel Murphy
Thoracic Surgeons of The Ottawa
Hospital
Tomlinson Group of Companies
Whit and Heather Tucker*
Verval Ltée (Charles A. Turpin)*
Valérie’s Flutter Foundation
Botho and Helga von Hampeln*
Jeff York*
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$25,000 to $49,999
Robert Ashe and Sandra Herrick
Bassi Construction & Masonry Ltd.*
Alexander P. Beaton*
BNY Mellon Wealth Management,
Advisory Services
Brian J. Boyle*
Cityscape*
Comfort King Ltd.*
Cook Medical
Paula Doering, Harrison and Harry
Fishenden*
DWS Roofing and Waterproofing
Services Inc.*
EverRadiant Medical Cosmetic Clinic*
Daniel Fernandes and Family In
Memory of Ana and Manuel
Fernandes*
Dr. Katharine A. Gillis*
Golder Associates Ltd*
N. David Guilfoyle*
Johannes R. Hill and Inez Kettles*
Eddy and Harriette Huang*
Jean-Guy Hubert*
Lawson A. W. Hunter, Q.C.*
Kanata Hazeldean Lions Club
William T. Karson*
John Kenny*
Dr. Jack and Lian Kitts*
Marc Lepage and Louise Huot*
Hélène Létourneau-Donnelly*
The Sandra and Jacie Levinson
Family*
James and Dawn Maxwell*
Paul McCarney*
Micheline and Robert McElligott*
MDS Aero Support Corporation
Robert and Susan Merkley
Chantal Murphy*
The late Herbert and Dorothy
Nadolny*
National Golf Course Owners
Association Canada*
Novatech Engineering Consultants
Ltd.*
Kent and Sandra Plumley*
Prostate Cancer Support Group
Ottawa
Leslie and Meredithe Rechan*
S & S Bolton Electric*
Kevin Skinner*
Owen Snider*
Dr. David J. Stewart*
Dr. Duncan Stewart and Rosemary
Dunne*
The Shabinsky Family Foundation*
Dr. Alain Thivierge*
Tierney Stauffer LLP*
Steve and Eunice West*
Wired Synergy Inc.
Dr. Ronald and Helen Worton*
Debi and Neil Zaret*
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$10,000 to $24,999
Abbott Point of Care
Hicham Adra*
Dr. Charles Agbi*
ASL-Agrodrain
Noor Afza Begum
Gino J. Aiello and Katherine B.
Kaitola*
BD*
Michael Bell and Anne Burnett*
Graham Bird*
Lyse and Paul Emile Bisson*
John and Leslie Booth*
*Indicates donors who have chosen to make a multi-year pledge.
Norman Bowley*
Joe and Mary Bryant
Dr. Gregory L. Bryson*
Margaret Campbell*
Frank Cardinali*
Frank and Diane Cestnik*
Patrick Coady*
Eddy and Sandi Cook*
J. Arthur Cogan and Linda
Nadolny-Cogan*
David Cork*
Grant and Karen Crozier*
The DIVA Foundation
Dan and Penny Dodge
Jim and “Sam” Durrell*
Dr. Libni Eapen
Eden Planning Inc.
Rona and Ronald Eisenberg*
EllisDon Corporation*
Peter Fallis and Linda Dicaire*
Dr. Wylam and Kathryn Faught*
Gal Power Systems Ottawa Ltd.*
George Gaty
Gore Mutual Insurance Company
Foundation*
Barbara and Bill Green
Roger and Maria Guevremont
Suzanne Halpenny
Venktesh R. Harwalkar*
Dr. Paul and Stephanie Hébert*
Lisa R. Holzman*
Dr. Lothar Huebsch and Sheryl
McDiarmid
Keller Engineering Associates Inc.*
Linda and Steven Kerzner*
Christine Kincaid and James Saint*
Kongsberg Gallium Ltd.
Chris LeClair*
Lewis and Penny Leikin*
Lupus Ontario
Andrew Lynch
George MacFarlane
Pamela and David Malcomson,
Canadian Tire Kanata
Shawn and Louise Malhotra*
Mary Jane Manley*
Rocco and Jeannine Marcantonio
Brock Marshall*
Charles and Joan Mavor
Dr. Michael W. McBurney*
Tyler Meredith and Colleen Hendrick*
Merkburn Holdings Limited*
Andre Mickovitch*
Mary Lou Morris*
Francine Levesque and Ian Mumford*
Connie Nehr and Bob Kuley
Ken and Christine Newport*
Peter Nicholson*
Jocelyne and Gilles Ouimet
The Petman Foundation
Robert and Dianna Petrie*
Pfizer Canada Inc.
Dale Potter*
Prestwick Building Corporation*
Eric and Jeanette Pryor*
Jim Quick and Diane McMartin*
Jonathon and Joanne Ralph*
Retired Professional Fire Fighters
Cancer Fund Inc.
Jean-Guy Rivard and Valecraft
Michael Runia*
sanofi-aventis
Richard and Janet Shantz
Murray and Aileen Shaw*
Trudy Shepherd and Marlene
Shepherd*
Ian and Randi Sherman*
The Lewis & Ruth Sherman
Foundation
William J. Siekierski*
SimpliCity Developments Inc.*
Lawrence Soloway*
Steve and Donna Spooner*
Sprint Courier*
Lisa and Mario Staltari
The Stelcner Family*
Taggart Parkes Foundation
Peggy Taillon*
John and Sunny Tavel*
Lisa Thiele*
Michael Tierney*
Timburwall Properties Inc.*
Toromont Cat
Uniform Developments & Leasing
Limited
Doug Vandemheen*
The Vered Foundation*
Dr. Mohan M. Vijay
Colette Watson*
Dr. Philip Wells
Bruce Wolfgram*
Carole and Lee Workman*
Dr. James and Elizabeth Worthington
Herbert and Corinne Zagerman
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$5,000 to $9,999
Adjeleian Allen Rubeli Ltd.
Ion Aimers*
Dr. David Allan*
Adam Amos-Binks*
Terry Ansari*
Nadia Arhab-Tata and Mike Tata*
Anne Arnott*
Asbestos Workers Local 95
Recreation Fund
Dr. Timothy Asmis*
Dr. Rebecca Auer*
Carol Badenoch*
Robert and Helen Baldock*
Marion and Michael Balla
Yaprak Baltacioglu*
Dr. Jay Baltz*
Christiaan Barbeau*
Gertrude V. Barber
Fran Beach*
Dr. John Bell*
Guy Belleperche and Meghan Dunn*
Hélène Biddiscombe*
Cynthia Binnington*
Dr. Hyman Chaim Birnboim
Robert M. Blake
Cynthia and David Blumenthal
Margaret Bodie and Scott Robertson*
Pauline Bogue*
The Vancouver Boulos Family
Jeff and Michele Boyd*
Dr. Tanya Bracanovich*
Luc J. P. Brazeau
Dr. Rodney H. Breau*
Fred Broder*
Gosse B. Bruisma MD*
Mark and Cassandra Caletti
Doug and Karen Cameron
Elizabeth Campbell*
Canadian Golf and Country Club*
Canderel Management Inc.
Cardel Homes*
C. Mabel Carkner
James B. Chadwick*
Lise Watters and Glyn Chancey*
Claude Chapdelaine
Chartwell Retirement Residences*
Robert Chevrier and Francine
Mercier-Chevrier
David A. Chorney*
Michael Church*
Ciurem Pharma Inc.*
William L. Clarke*
Claridge Homes
Class of 2000 Masonic Masters
Ottawa District 1
John Comba in loving memory of
Karen Deterding
Patrick J. Cowley and Family*
Margo Crawford*
Alden and Sue Cuddihey*
Daniel Danis*
Morris Danylewich*
David S. McRobie Architect Inc.
John and Karen Davis
Mary Dawson*
Richard Dearden*
Stephen deBlois
Mark and Monique Dickinson
Martin Diegel*
Danny Dillon
Joan Donoghue*
Ronald and Wendy Doyle*
Roberta Driscoll and John Tawn*
Daniel F. Dunlap*
David Dunsmore
Victor Duret and Hilary McCormack*
Diane Elie*
Jacques A. Emond*
Kathleen Faulkner and Marc
Jolicoeur*
Mark Fazio*
Peter Finnegan*
Brian and Lise Fish*
Fisher Scientific
Whitney Fox
Sheila Fraser*
Diane Fulford*
Greg Fyffe*
Janet and Steve Gallant*
Valérie Gamache-O’Leary and
Mitchell O’Leary*
Dr. Gary Garber*
Gartner Canada
GasTOPS Ltd.
Scott Gaw*
Geo. W. Drummond Ltd.
John and Sylvia Gill*
Karen Ginsberg and Ted Ramsay*
Dr. Margaret Gluszynski*
Goodkey, Weedmark & Associates
Ltd.*
Bob Gordon*
Annie Grenon*
Mark and Marcia Groper*
Frank Gualtieri and Canopy Insurance
Services*
Kenneth and Jacqueline Guarisco*
Mary Gusella and John McCauley*
Spencer Hagan*
Donald and Louise Hall
Stephen and Louise Hall*
Ron Hallman*
Robert T. and Wendy Hanlon*
George N. Hannah*
James and Melanie Harmon*
Jonathon D. Harris*
Dr. Christine E. Harrison*
Brian Hartley*
Keren Hawkins and John and Sophie
de Francesco*
George and Donna Haynal*
HDR Architecture Associates, Inc.
Helix Hearing Care Centre*
Sandra L. Henderson
Adam Hendriks*
Admiral and Mrs. R. L. Hennessy
Raymond V. Hession*
Bruce Hillary*
Hindu Society of Ottawa-Carleton
Inc.
Barry J. Hobin & Associates
Architects Inc.
Gary Hockey*
Lindsay H. Hockey*
Mark Hogan*
Bill Holmes*
Lisa Hunt
Charles Hurdon*
Jo-Anne Ilkiw
Johnny Farina Restaurant*
Ian Johns and Sarah Jennings*
James and Deborah Johnson*
Gail and Carman Joynt
Patrick Kelly*
Cathy Kirkpatrick*
Huguette M. Labelle*
Robert F. Landry and Lynne Douglas*
Philip Laundy*
Dr. Grégoire Le Gal*
Geneviève Lépine*
Les Entreprises Eric Lemire Inc.*
Marlene Levine and Andrew Siman*
Douglas Lloyd*
David S. Logan*
Cameron Love*
W. MacDonald and Barbara Evans*
Dan MacMillan and Kim Kilpatrick*
Byron and Sharon Martin*
Michael Martin*
Erin Matthews*
Brad J. McAninch*
Brian McCauley*
In Memory of Lesley M. McIntyre*
Kenneth I. McKinlay*
Steve and Heather McLean*
Virginia McRae and James Hendry
Jose Medeiros*
Harry and Mimi Meredith
Christine Mihailedes*
Stephen Mihorean*
Dr. David Millar*
Gordon D. Miller*
In memory of David Millington*
Mitel Networks Corporation
MMM Group Limited*
Dr. David Moher*
The Monaghan’s of Fallowfield
Deanna Monaghan and Robert
Nesbitt*
Betty Moore*
Marc and Jessica Morin*
Alex Morrison*
Charles and Ellen Murphy*
J. Philip Murray*
Donna and Howie Nadolny*
Allison Neill*
Barry Nicholds*
The Nicholds Family*
Mary E. Nixon*
Michael Nolan
Darrell E. O’Donnell*
Kathy O’Hara*
Lori O’Neill*
Dan Oakes*
Pamela Osler Delworth*
Ottawa Construction Association
Ottawa Professional Fire Fighters
Association
Parkin Architects Limited*
Brian Parnega*
Plasco Energy Group Inc.*
Jo-Anne Poirier*
The Mimi and Sam Pollock
Foundation
David and Paula Poupore*
Sheila Powell*
Guy Quesnel*
Steve and Doris Ramphos*
Luc Rancourt*
Douglas A. S. Rankin*
R.E Hein Construction Limited*
John G. Redsell*
Sheldon Rice*
Connie Rivington-Howie*
RJW-Gem Campbell Stonemasons
Inc.*
The Rock Family
Joseph Romano*
Mark D. Roundell*
Ross Rowan-Legg*
Dr. Michael Rudnicki and Dr. Wendy
Peterson*
Wayne J. Ryan*
Kevin J. Sampson*
San Remo Lighting
Mickey Sarazin*
Fred E. Seller*
Trevor and Tanya Shannon*
J.D and Janice Sharp*
Vasilios (Bill) Sioulas*
Anne Marie Smart*
George C. B. Smith*
Helen Somerville*
Lesley Soper*
Jerry Sparling*
Danielle R. St-Aubin*
Kathleen (Kay) L. Stanley*
Ian and Tanya Sterling*
Corey and Stuart Stern*
Jim Stubinsky*
Bashir Surani*
Suzanne Swan and Brian Davidson*
Dr. J. Robert Swenson*
Richard Szirtes*
Tannis 21 Foundation*
Catrina Tapley*
TechInsights
TELUS Corporation
Jean and William Teron, O.C.
Frances A. Thompson*
The Ottawa Hospital Family Practice
Partners
Karen and Harvey Toop*
Dung-Chi Tran*
Walter Traversy*
Marc-André and Becky Turcotte
Valley Utilities Ltd.
Jennifer and Michael Van Noort*
Paul Van Remortal*
VCL Construction*
W.O. Stinson & Son Ltd
Daniel B. Warren*
Ian Warren*
Phil Waserman*
Brian and Diane Wastle*
Dr. James and Patricia Watters*
Debbie L. Weinstein*
Robert White and Nora Shipton*
Stephen Whitehead*
Professor Susan Whitney and
Professor Norman Hillmer
Wi-LAN Inc.*
Willow Sound Artist Development*
Mike and Sandra Wilson*
WSA Light Energy Design
Dr. Homer Yang and Dr. Kris
Wilson-Yang*
Howard Yegendorf*
Norman and Carole Zagerman
Joseph Zietak*
Philip Zunder*
MEMBER
$1,000 to $4,999
Dr. Shawn Aaron
Razek Abdelnour
Widad Abdelnous
Donna M. Achimov
Acoustique SM
Joseph and Jacqueline Adamo
Anil K. Agrawal
Fahim Ahmed
Brian K. Aitken
Chloe Allaham
Nicholas Allaham
Jane May Allain
David Allum
Frank A. Almeda
Alti Construction Ltd.
Maria Amati
Ambassador Realty Inc.
Amgen Canada
Margaret and Roger Amoroso
Amsted Design Build
George and Janet Anderson
Helen M. Anderson
Annapolis Capital Limited
Dr. Grizel Anstee
José Aquino, Jr
Arnon Corporation
ART Engineering Inc.
ASCO Power Technologies Canada
Bernie Ashe
William Assad
Linda Assaly
AstenJohnson, Inc.
Dr. Harold Atkins
Robert and Mary Atkinson
William J. R. Austin
Tarick Awada
Dane and Beverley Baily
W.H. Barrie
Donald and Blanche Batstone
Ron Batt
Kimberly A. Bauer
William and Frances Bawden
BBS Construction (Ontario) Ltd.*
Dr. Rob Beanlands
Donna and Glen Becksted
Mario Bédard
Kris Bekal
Albert and Carol Belanger
Bryan and Nancy Belanger
Pete, Nicole and Jonathan Bélanger
Pietro Bellai
Robert and Marion Bennett
David and Wendy Bennitz
Alex Beraskow
Pedro Bergau
Jane and Frank Berlin
Andrew Beynon
Amarjit Bhullar
Dr. Harold Rick Biewald and Dr. Erin
Keely
Cameron and Anne Bimm
Margaret Binns
Bitumar Inc.
Thomas Blain
Phyllis Blair
Jean-Pierre Blais
Raymond Bohn
Boone Plumbing and Heating Supply
Inc.
Lynda A. Bordeleau
Helena M. Borges
June A. Borutski
Frits J. Bosman
Gerard (Johnny) Bouwhuis
Donald C. Brand
Chris and Caroline Bredeson
Keith and Alexa Brewer
Ernie and Sue Briard
Kieth W. Brickley
Holly Bridges
Susan Brooke
Brouse Holdings Inc.
Robert G. Brouzes
Jeffrey Brown
Douglas Christopher Brown
Helen Brown
Paul J. Brown
Ernest Browne
Bruce Anderson & Son Construction
Inc.
Susan Bryan Reid
Teresa Buffone
Burchill Mechanical
In Memory of Janet Burn
David Burns
Paul Bush
Andy Caletti
Margot Cameron
Charles Trites and Susan Cameron
Andy Campbell
C. B. Campbell
David and Patricia Campbell
J. Neil Campbell
Canadian Internet Registration
Authority
Tamara Candido
Jean-Maurice Cantin, c.r., QC
Tracey L. Capuano
Susan M. W. Cartwright
Charlesfort Development
Corporation
Caroline Castrucci
Celgene Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. L.J. Ceroni
Dr. Zave Chad
Corinne Charette*
Judy Charles
Carole Chouinard
CIBC Wood Gundy Kanata
City Wye’d Electric Ltd.
Lynda S. Clairmont
Graeme C. Clark
Hope E. A. Clement
Suzanne Cline-Armstrong and Jim
Armstrong
Betty and Jed Cochrane
Sidney Cohen
Andrew Colautti
Karen Colby-Stothart
Lynda Colley (in memory of Geoff
Colley)
Colonnade Restaurant Ottawa Ltd.
Rachel Comba
Community Nursing Registry of
Ottawa
Mark and Linda Conley
Construction Francoeur
Sarah Conway
Katherine and Jeremy Cotton
Sylvie Courtemanche
Dale and Betty Craig*
C&M Electric
Isobel S. Creelman
John W. Crichton
Domenic Crolla and Katherine
LeLievre
John and Lucie Cross
CTE Solutions
Nancy Curran
Natalia Da Costa Pacheco
Dr. Ann Dale
Daltco Electric & Supply (1979) Ltd.
Dr. James H. Darragh
DataKinetics
J. Donald and Lois M. Davidson
Norma F. Davies
William “Sandy” Davis
Peter and Carol Davy
Jeff Dawson
Dr. Ruby L. de Guzman Formoso
Marcel Desgagné
Ginette Deslauriers
Beverley Deterding
John DeVries
Robert Dick
Christopher DiFrancesco
Dilfo Mechanical Limited
Distinctive Bathrooms & Kitchens
Division of General Internal Medicine
at TOH/UO
Richard Dixon
Steve Dixon
Marilyn Donoghue
R. and J. Douglas
Dr. Mark and Nina Dover
Donald J. Dow
Gwenneth D. Dowd
David Drinkwater
Doug Dubowski
Edward and Monique Ducharme
Dr. Alexander Dudelzak
Melody Duncan
Mary Joan Dunn
Richard Dupuis
Josée Dussault
John and Georgina Eastwood
Vicky Eatrides
Catherine Ebbs
Hala Kilany
Dr. Robert D. Elliott
Susan and Patrick Enright
Enterprise Holdings Inc.
Paul Fahey
Brant Farquharson
Doreen W. Farrell
Paul Faynwachs
Mary Federau
Elaine Feldman
Duncan Ferguson
Patricia and Kevin Ferguson
Ferme Hesnoda Inc.
Elliot Finkelman
Margaret F. Finlayson
Rear Admiral Patrick Finn
Alain Fiset
Kevin Fitzgerald
Kevin L. Ford
Dr. Alan Forster
Paul A. France
Andrew Frank and Lori Steele
Margaret and Bob Frank
Frecon Construction Limited
Norman S. Freeman
Ruth Freiman
H. and M. Freitag
Robert Freitag
Friends of OPS Intelligence
Fuelled Networks
Mariette Fyfe-Fortin
Elefteria Gagaous
Mark Gallivan
Grant Gardiner
Lyman Gardiner and Doris Rankin
Gencon Capital Resources Inc.*
Paul M. Genier
Emile and Marlene Ghattas
Annette Gibbons
Robert Gillett
Harvey and Louise Glatt*
Peter G. Godin
Andrew Gonis
Gor-Fay Realty Company Ltd.
Ed and Lorraine Gorn
Dr. Jean-Yves and Ghyslaine Gosselin
Rob C. Gottschalk and Dr. Sarah
Viehbeck
Graebeck Construction Ltd
Maria Grant
Alan Greenberg
Herman E. Groot-Lipman
Andrew and Nora Gross
Yu Gu
Gilles Guillemet
George Hajecek
Eve Osler Hampson
Stan Hamstra
Richard Merrill Haney, Ph.D.
Rob and Mandy Hanlon
Robert and Wendy Hanlon
Anne Harcourt*
Grant Harland
Harmonize for Speech Fund
John M. Harrington
Paul Haskins
Malcolm R. Hayes
Gwen Hefferman
Nils Helle
David W. and Nicole Henderson
Heather Henderson
Bert Hendriks
Leah Henry-Leu
Peter Henschel
John Hillenbrand and Joyce Gordon
Tim Hockey
Karen Hodge Cunningham
Christine Hogan
Rita and Larry Holden
Jacquelin Holzman and John R.
Rutherford
Ruby D. Hope
Teresa M. Horne
Kiran and Rashma Horra
Lise and Winfried Horsthuis
Dorothy M. Horwood, Ph.D.
Jan Houston
Gordon and Jeannette Howarth
James Howden
Chin and Anna Hsu
Peter Hudson
Ted and Sally Hughes
June L. Humphries
Peter B. Hyde
Elise Hynes
Inflector Environmental Services
Lisa-Marie Inman
Kristian and Margaret Isberg*
Jennifer Jackson
Dr. Robert Jackson
Agnès and Rémy Jaouich
John Jastremski
Jon and Norah Jennekens
June and Bill Joe
Trevor Johnson
Johnson Controls Canada LP
Joyce Jones
Brian P. Joynt
Thomas and Catherine Kay
Rudy Kellar
Brian and Lynn Keller
Cathy and David Kells
Bernard F. Kelly
John and Hanna Kelly
Sharon Kelly and Jim Ringer*
Helen C. Kennedy
Jacey Kennedy
Audrey Kenny
Jim Kenward
Sami Khoury
James Kightley
Dr. Bruce Kilgour
Robert Kind
M. Joy Kingsbury
Cal Kirkpatrick and Diane Kaminski
Jennifer Kirkpatrick
Tim and Angela Kluke*
Howard and Cynthia Kneen
Patricia E. Kobold
Jocelyn Kohlmaier
Yves Koot
Sidney Koslow
Peter and Doris Kouri
Michelle Kovacevic
Linda and Ron Kubelka
Conrad L’Ecuyer
Tammy Labelle
LiUNA! Local 527
Larry Lachance
Réjean Lachapelle
Lafarge Canada Inc.
Gilles Lafrance
Pierre and Joanne Lafrenière
James E. Lahey*
Lalande + Doyle Architects Inc.
Joanne Lalonde
Lampkin Structural Services Ltd.
Charles Lapointe
Jean Cathleen Laprade
Eric Lathrop
Bill and Heidi Laurysen
Heidi Laurysen
Laurysen Kitchens Ltd.
Jack M. Lawlor*
Anne Lawson
Dr. Arthur Leader
Francis Leblanc
Paulette Leclair
Renée Légaré
Karen Leggett
Carole Lekadir
Mary Leonchuk
David S. Leslie
Eva Levesque
Isra and Jacquie Levy
Isaac Lin
Peng Lin
Dr. Johné Liu
Joanne and Rick Livingston
Bryan Lo
Dr. Catherine Lochrin
Lois Long
Christine Loth-Bown
Audrey Luff
Dr. Pete MacEwen
Susan MacGowan
Bernie D. MacIsaac
Maclaren Corlett LLP
Allen W. MacLeod In Memory of
Donald A. Macleod
Grace MacNab
Colin Macpherson
M. M. MacSween, C.A. and Fiona
MacSween*
Louise Maheral
John and Judith Manley
David and Elizabeth Mann
Marcomm Systems Group Inc.
Rennie Marcoux
Mary Martel-Cantelon
Nicholas Martens
Wayne E. Martin
Serge Massicotte
Massicotte Construction Ltd.
Mattamy Homes Limited
John and Irene May
Carolyn and Steve Maynes
Steve Maynes
Claudio Mazzarello
Silvana Mazzarello
André M. McArdle
John McCauley
Dr. Joseph O. McElligott
Margaret McEwen
Margaret A. McGee
Jim and Dorothy McGill
Ranald et Gwyn McGillis
Dr. William and Mary Frances
McIntyre
Janet McKeage*
Colin and Nicole McKinnon
Robert McLean
Frank McNally
McNally/Gervan LLP
Harold R. McNeely*
Ruth E. Merkley
Louise Metivier
Dr. Lionel Metrick
Justice Jean-Paul and Patricia Michel
Dina Migoel
Millennium Limousine
Alvin Miller
David Miller
Dr. Natalie Mills-Fergusson
Mior Management Inc.
Jim Mitchell
Susan D. Mitchell
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Late Joy Robinson Stanley
Karine Morin
Wayne Morris
John and Peggy Marris
Major James A. Morrison
Dave Muir
Richard Muise
Shirley N. Mungall
Ross Munro
Margo G. Murchison
Scott Murdoch
Walter and Antonia Murenbeeld
W. Ormond Murphy
Murphy Business Ottawa
Bruce and Nancy Myers
Claire Denise Nadon
Roy Nandram
Lynda Naveda
Lorne and Edith Nelson
Robert ‘Skip’ Nelson, MD Phd
Jason Neubauer
Richard J. Neville, FCPA, FCA
Linda Ng
James Nicol
Jim Noble
Lynn Norton
Cristiana Areha Nye
Al O’Brien
Audrey O’Brien
Larry and Colleen O’Brien
Raymond O’Brien
Dr. Donald J. O’Connor
Lionel O’Connor
Dr. Michael O’Connor
Leona O’Neill
Geoffrey Oakes
Franz Ohler
In memory of Alfred Rudi Olberg
Maxine V. Oldham
Monica Olney
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Dr. Dennis and Anne Osmond
Nancy Othmer
Ottawa Dental Society
Christian and Andrea Ouellette
Barry Padolsky
In loving memory of Dr. Denis Pagé
Dr. Giuseppe Pagliarello
Sunny and Nini Pal
Nicolas and Anastasia Papadolias
Pierre Paradis
Suzanne Parent
Donald Park*
Robert and Suzanne Parker
Scott Parkes and Tracy Rait-Parkes
Cathleen Parlee
Jean-Nicolas Pasquier
Donald Paterson*
James Patterson
PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
Robert and Suzette Pelletier
Andrew and Lynn Penney
Winston Penny
Dr. Desiree Persaud*
Hans Peschel
Petrela Winter & Associates
L. Kathleen Phillips
Louise Pinon
Dr. Jozinus Ploeg
Bernard and Carmen Poirier
Robert M. Poirier
Roberta Pollock
Popeyes Supplements Canada/
Ferbey Family
Hazel Porreca
Dr. Éric C. Poulin
Dr. David and Diane Preston
Roman K. Przybycien
Gordon E. Pugh
Alan S. Purdy
Carol and Ranald Quail
Nikhil and Stella Rastogi
Preeti and Mayank Rastogi
Dr. Pasteur Rasuli
RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Philip Rimer*
Dr. J. Spruce and Marsha Riordon
The Honourable Mr. Justice Gerald
and Mrs. Brenda Rip
Michel Rivard
Rivard Mechanical Inc.
Diana Rivington
Dr. James A. Robblee
John W. Roberts
Hélène Robillard
Walter J. Robinson
Gary S. Rock
Ken Rockburn
August Rode
Dr. Marc and Christine Rodger
Dr. J. David Roger
David Roland
Susan and David Rose
Allan R. Rosengren
John and Evelyn Ross
Margaret Ross
Paul Routenburg
Peter K. and Jacqueline
Rowan-Legg*
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 625
Richmond & District
Dr. Catherine M. and Michael S.
Ruddy
Catherine Rudick
Eric Ruhs
Ruiter Construction Ltd.
Running Room Canada Inc.
Susan R. Rust
Douglas and Anne Rutherford
S&R Mechanical
Mary R. Sabiston
Renaldo Saikali (Saikali Wealth
Management)
Murray Sang
Brenda Sangster and Michele Gosse
Taki Sarantakis
Dr. Francine Sarazin
Tina Sarellas
Henry Sawatzky
Leslie Scanlon
Nancy B. Schepers
Sheridan Schwartz
Scotiabank Vankleek Hill
Brian Scott
Dr. Fraser W. Scott
Pauline M. Scott
Roger Scott-Douglas
Susan Scotti
Anne Scotton
Dan R. and Erma Seekings
Barbara Senchuk
Paul J. Sereda
Vidya Shankarnarayan
Kathleen M. Shaw
Lola M. Shaw
Michael A. Sheridan
Ernie Sherman
Jason and Jenny Shinder
Sriram Shiva
Paula Silver and Family
Claudio Silvestri
Suzanne Simourd*
Simply Electric
Jacqueline Sin
John Sin
Antoine Sioufi
Sirius Financial Services*
Milan Skubnik
Sleeman Brewing and Malting
Company Ltd.
Bryan Slinn
Abraham and Ann Smith
Heather Smith
Pattie and John Smith
Lucas and Renée Smith
Renée and T. Bradbrooke Smith
Pablo Sobrino
Soloway Wright LLP
Stephen H. Sorensen
Clifford Sosnow
Dr. Raymond and Fé E. Souw
Frank Spagnolo, Mamma Teresa
Ristorante
Helen Spicer
John Spicer and Patricia Trott
Scrivens Insurance & Investment
Solutions
Richard J. Standish
Herbert and Marianne Staneland
Anne Stanfield
Ian Stauffer
Jennifer Stewart
Laura B. Stewart
Donald and Jean Stewart
anonymous
Teresa Stock
Beverley Stoneham
Maurice A. Sullivan
Dr. Patrick Sullivan
M. K. Sundaresan
Norman and Elsa Swedko
Swiss Hotel
Akiko Takemura
Kanwal Talwar
Edward J. Tamagno
The Honourable Mr. Justice and Mrs.
Louis Tannenbaum
Robin Tarbet
Gert Taudien
James Taylor
Tech E-Writer Inc.
Audrey V. Telford*
TELUS
Kim Teron and Ross Tuddenham
The Ember Group Inc.
The Minto Foundation
The Regional Group of Companies
Inc.
Sylvia J. Thiel
Annette and Gordon Thiessen
A.L. Thompson
Lillian Thomsen
George H. Thomson
Tim Davis Design
Amanda Timmers
Eva Tom
W. Sam Tom
Total HVAC Inc.
Dr. Baldwin Toye
Mary Ann and Christopher Turnbull
Turnbull School
Arlene Turner
John Turner
Dr. Derek M. J. Turner
Marilyn and John Upper
Lorne Ursel
John M. Vachon
Paul and Sylvie Vaillancourt
Sharon E. Vaillant
John Van Den Ham
Richard and Jean Van Loon
Peter and Janet Van Zyl
Dr. Max Vechter
Michel Vermette
Peter Vice*
Mario Villemaire
Viner Assets Inc.
Lakshmi Vishnubhatla
Vista Credit Corp.
VitalAire Canada Inc.
Jeanette Walker
Stephen B. Walker
Stephen Wallace
R.H. Walton
E. Neville Ward
Wayne Warren
Judy Watling
Jayne Watson
Dr. Gail Webber
George B. Weber
John and Arlene Weekes
Jude Welch
Robert Wener
Jennifer Wheatley
Doreen White
H. Ruth Widdows
James Wightman
Thomas Wileman
Kenneth and Isabelle Wilkie
Heather J. Williams
Karen Williams
Deborah Wilson
Deborah R. Wilson
Neil Wilson
Richmond and Joanne Wilson
Dr. Ray Wiss
General Ramsey Withers
John and Patricia Wood
Sherry Woodburn The Wholesale
Outlet
Juliet Woodfield
Clive A. Woolley*
Rob and Carol Wright
M. Yager
R. Yorke
Nancy D. Zanelli
John Zarecky
Patty Zeman
Linda Ziegler
Zim Corp
Mostafa Zommo
BEQUESTS/ESTATE GIFTS
Estate of Dr. James Gordon
Anderson
Estate of Isabel Arseneau
Estate of Ersen Hasan Cogulu
Estate of Evelyn Robb Davis
Estates of Gord and Theresa Dixon
Estate of Margaret Eleanor Dunnet
Estate of Gretl Keren Fischer
Estate of Doreen Golka
Estate of Dr. J.C. HumphreysMarjorie McLean Trust
Estate of Roland Loiselle
Estate of Hubert G. Mellow
Estate of Micheline “Mimi” Michel
Estate of Lorna Caroline Mitchell
Estate of Arvilla S. Moore
Estate of Debra Jo-Ann Ouderkirk
Estate of Gordon Ronald Pushie
Estate of M. Edna Rintoul-Smith
Estate of Carla Maria Rossanigo
Estate of Helen R. Royce
Estate of Eva May Spink
Estate of David Arthur Williams
SPONSORS
Ambassador Realty Inc.
Amgen
BMO Financial Group
Baxter Corporation
Bell
Boone Plumbing and Heating Supply
Inc.
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Boyden Global Executive Search
Brickland Timberlay Corporation
Canadian Internet Registration
Authority
Canadian Medical Association | MD
Physician Services
Dan & Denise Carruthers | HTG
Sports
CIBC
CN
Cisco Systems Canada Co.
Claridge Homes
Conversant Intellectual Property
Management Inc.
Coughlin & Associates Ltd.
Cable Public Affairs Channel
Deloitte
Dentons Canada LLP
Desjardins
Doherty & Associates Ltd.
HollisWealth
Metroland Media
EMERION
Emond Harnden
Enterprise Holdings Inc.
EY
Family Physio Centres
First Avenue Advisory
GGFL Chartered Accountants
Global Public Affairs Inc.
HDR Architecture Associates, Inc.
Hill + Knowlton Strategies Canada
Honeywell Limited
Jim Tubman Chevrolet
Kelly Santini LLP
KPMG
Laurin General Contractor
Mattamy Homes
MBM Intellectual Property Law
Merkley Supply Ltd.
Microsoft Canada
Mitel Networks Corporation
Morguard
Nordion
Ottawa Business Interiors
Ottawa Business Journal
Pfizer Canada
Pomerleau Inc.
Primecorp Commercial Realty Inc.,
Brokerage
Priority Patient Transfer Service
Pryor & Associates
PwC Canada
RBC Royal Bank
Resolute Forest Products
Rogers Communications Inc.
Dan Saikaley & Dennis Shaw | CIBC
Wood Gundy
Scotiabank
Shaw Communications Inc.
Sporting Life Inc.
St. Joseph Communication
Starbucks
Stikeman Elliott
Sun Life Financial
Telesat Canada
Terlin Construction Ltd.
The Colonnade Group of Companies
University of Ottawa
Versatek Building Corp.
Vista Credit Corp.
The Westin Ottawa
Wi-LAN Inc.
WORKPLACE CAMPAIGNS
Abbott Point of Care
Calian Technology Ltd.
Century 21 John DeVries Ltd.
Brokerage
DataKinetics
Fisher Scientific
Gartner Canada
GasTOPS Ltd.
IT/NET
Kinaxis
Kongsberg Gallium Ltd.
Lee Valley Tools
MDS Aero Support Corporation
NAV CANADA
NavPoint Consulting Group Inc
TechInsights
Telesat Canada
COMMUNITY EVENTS
1st Annual Cure Diabetes Golf
Tournament
8th Annual Ranger and Stratos
Fishing Invitational
Agostino Monteduro Italian Night in
Support of Kidney Research
Alive to Strive Race
All 4 One Charitable Group
All Saints Annual Buyout Basketball
Tournament
Aurum/Classic Dental Laboratory and
Friends Golf Event
Blackburn Hamlet Cancer Chase—
5km Walk/Run
Braeden’s Lemonade Stand
Brian Robinson Memorial Golf
Tournament
Capital City Chapter 172, Order of
the Eastern Star
CBRE Limited Golf Tournament
Charlie Logue Memorial Golf
Tournament
Chumps for Charity Challenge
Community Family Fun Day Picnic &
Kites4Cancer
Concession St Yard Sale
Cornerstone House of Refuge
Apostolic Church Walk-a-thon
Country Sweetheart Ball
Cruisin’ for Cancer
Cystic Fibrosis Canada—Strokes for
Emilie
Fall Fashion Show in support of the
Women’s Breast Health Centre
Finding Hope Foundation
Flash A Stache
Gallaher Membership Services Open
Golf Tournament
Hair Donation Ottawa
John Ansell Dart Tournament
K.C. Jones Memorial Fishing Derby
Kidney Research Golf Tournament
Ladies’ Golf Classic
Little Angels Cross-Country Ski
Fundraising Event at the Gatineau
Loppet
Music for Life Fundraising Concerts
2014 Ottawa East Concert
Myeloma Walk and Music Fest
OHRI Hockey Classic
OMA P.E.A.C.E Memorial Golf
Tournament
Ottawa Ice—National Ringette
League
Pat Malloy Open Golf Tournament
PennyPalooza
Purple Blood Cancer Gala
RCL Branch 632 Poppy Trust
Royal LePage Breakfast
Say Ahh
Sunshine Poker Tournament / Najah
Ayoub Foundation
Swing for Hope Golf Tournament
Sylvia Thompson’s Cookbook
The Helen McKenna-Lyng Annual
Breast Cancer Dance
The Phoenix Big Band Benefit for the
Dermatology Centre of Excellence
Vankleek Hill Sheds Hair for Cancer
Awareness
Walls and Ceilings Contractors
Association (WACCA) Golf
Tournament
Walter Mion Golf Tournament
“Wax Off” for Cancer
Woods/Logue Golf Tournament
Yoga For MS
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
Ernest W. Assaly Nephrology
Endowment Fund
Marian J. Beatty Legacy Endowment
Fund for Palliative Care
Benson Family Endowment Fund
Arthur G. Bird Legacy Endowment
Fund
Dawn Li Blair and Jesse Brown
Legacy Endowment Fund for
Intensive Care
Fran Blanchfield Legacy Endowment
Fund for Pancreatic Cancer
Research
Barry M. Bloom Legacy Endowment
Fund for Research
Hani Boulos Legacy Endowment
Fund
Molly Brooke Legacy Endowment
Fund
Carkner Family Legacy Endowment
Fund
The Ross Cathcart Endowment Fund
Sandra Lynn Cowley Legacy
Endowment Fund
Heather Ann Danylewich
Legacy Endowment Fund for
Gynaecology/Oncology
5 East Medical Oncology Memorial
Fund
5 West Hematology/Oncology
Legacy Endowment Fund
T. D’Arcy Finn Q.C. Bone Marrow
Research Endowment Fund
Coral Flegg Legacy Endowment
Fund
Grenon-Matute Family Legacy
Endowment Fund
Hanlon Family Legacy Endowment
Fund for Cancer Research
Greta and John Hansen Chair in
Men’s Health Research
Dr. Robert Jackson Lectureship
Endowment Fund
Dr. Shiv L. Jindal Chair for Kidney
Disease Prevention
K.C. Jones Memorial Legacy
Endowment Fund
Carman and Gail Joynt Legacy
Endowment Fund
Benny Kung Legacy Endowment
Fund
Roland and Bernadette Loiselle
Research Fund on Heart Diseases
Barbara Joyce MacVicar Legacy
Endowment Fund
David and Elizabeth Mann Legacy
Endowment Fund for Colorectal
Care
Fraser Mann Legacy Endowment
Fund for Vision Care
Stan and Mary Marsh Legacy
Endowment Fund
Charles & Joan Mavor Endowment
Fund for Breast Cancer Research
in Memory of Owen and Frances
Bryson Toller
John McCleary Legacy Endowment
Fund for MS Research and
Education
Kenneth I. McKinlay Legacy
Endowment Fund for Nephrology
Nicolaij “Nick” Nefedow Legacy
Endowment Fund
Connie Nehr and Bob Kuley Legacy
Endowment Fund
Donna Nesbitt Memorial Legacy
Endowment Fund
Dr. Carl Aubrey Nimrod Legacy
Endowment Fund
Nursing Bursary Endowment Fund
Gail Maureen O’Brien Legacy
Endowment Fund
Alfred Rudi Olberg Legacy
Endowment Fund
The Hajji Ali Ghadbane OMA
P.E.A.C.E Legacy Endowment Fund
BOARD COMMITTEE COMMUNITY
VOLUNTEERS
Owen G. Snider
Community Volunteer
Wayne Ryan
Vice-President and Senior Portfolio Manager, Private
Investment Counsel, TD Waterhouse
Ross Rowan-Legg
First Vice-President, Portfolio Manager, Investment,
CIBC Wood Gundy
The Ottawa Bone and Joint Institute
Primecorp Legacy Endowment Fund
James and Edna Rintoul
Opthalmology Trust Fund
Susan Robblee Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Walter J. Robinson and Family
The Rossanigo Endowment Fund
Saul and Lillian Saslove Vascular
Travelling Fellowship Endowment
Fund
Stephen Seekings Memorial Legacy
Endowment Fund
Dr. Stephen Stanley Silver Memorial
Endowment Fund
Gina Ruddy Speer Legacy
Endowment Fund
Erik and Helen Spicer Legacy
Endowment Fund for the
Emergency Department of The
Ottawa Hospital
Stephanie Spooner Legacy
Endowment Fund
Ineke Harmina Standish Legacy
Endowment Fund
Supportive Strength-Young Adult
Blood Cancer Legacy Endowment
Fund
James Sulpher Jr. Legacy
Endowment Fund for Kidney
Research
Dr. Peter J. Swedko Memorial Legacy
Endowment Fund
Ken Talwar Family Legacy
Endowment Fund
Karen Taylor Nursing Research
Endowment Fund
GALA COMMITTEE
Whitney Fox
Committee Co-Chair
Randall Marusyk
Partner MBM Intellectual Property Law LLP
Greg Kane
Committee Co-Chair
Q.C., Counsel, Dentons Canada LLP
Micheline McElligott
Vice-President, Brickland Timberlay
Corporation
T. Nicholas Allaham
CPA, CA Private Client Group First Avenue
Advisory, Raymond James Ltd.
Michael Naufal
Managing Partner Boyden Global
Executive Search
Roxanne L. Anderson
Principal, Roxanne Anderson & Associates
Gary Zed
Office Managing Partner, Ottawa and Tax
Market Leader, Canada EY
Cindy Harrison
M. Sc. Reg. CASLPO President/
Co-Owner Speech Language Pathologist,
CommuniCare Therapy
Chris and Mary Ann Turnbull and
Family Legacy Endowment Fund
Kathleen Elizabeth Ward and E.
Neville Ward Legacy Endowment
Fund for Nursing Advancement
Cullen James and Daniel Morgan
White Legacy Endowment Fund
Arthur Woodland Memorial
Endowment Fund
Endowment Fund for Emergency
Medicine
Legacy Endowment Fund for The
Ottawa Hospital Academic Family
Health Team
Endowment Fund for Nursing
PRESIDENT’S BREAKFAST
Graham Bird
President, GBA Development and Project
Management
Mary Jane Manley
Sales Representative, Royal LePage
Norm Bowley
Lawyer, Low Murchison Radnoff LLP
Mike Nolan
President, Bradford Construction
Nancy Oakes
Principal, Knightsbridge Human Capital
Solutions
Kevin Skinner
Vice-President & District Manager, PCL
Constructors Canada
HEALTHY WOMEN, HEALTHY
COMMUNITY CO-CHAIRS
Marion Balla
President, Adlerian Counselling and
Consulting Group
Karen Hodge Cunningham
President, Integrity Consulting
Peggy Taillon
President and CEO, Canadian Council on
Social Development
PRESIDENT’S BREAKFAST FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
Jean-Pierre Blais (Co-Chair)
Chair and CEO, Canadian Radio and Television
Commission
Roula Eatrides
Executive Director and General Counsel,
Chamber of the Chief Justice, Federal Court
Patricia Kosseim
Senior General Counsel and Director General,
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada,
Lynda Clairmont (Co-Chair)
Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, National
Security, Public Safety Canada
Barry Frewer
Director General, Public Affairs and Stakeholder
Relations Branch, Human Resources and Skills
Development Canada
Kathy O’Hara
Community Volunteer
Donna Achimov
CEO, Translation Bureau, Public Works and
Government Services Canada
Jacqueline Bogden
Vice-President, Public Service Commission
Susan M. W. Cartwright
Commissioner, Public Service Commission
Françoise Ducros
Senior Assistant Deputy Minister,
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development
Canada
Ron Hallman
President, Canadian Environmental Assessment
Agency
Dr. Gail Johnson
Assistant Deputy Minister, Learning Branch,
Employment and Social Development Canada
Pablo Sobrino
Executive Advisor —Strategic Directions,
Canada School of the Public Service
Lillian Thomsen
Director General and Dean, Canadian Foreign
Service Institute, Foreign Affairs, Trade and
Development Canada
Greg Kane,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Steve West (Chair)
President, Westmax Group
Jim Harmon
Managing Partner, Boyden Canada
Hicham N. Adra
President, Ardan Fitzroy Enterprises Inc.
Sandra Henderson
Senior Vice-President, Eastern Ontario Division,
BMO Financial Group
Subhas Bhargava
Community Volunteer
Susan M.W. Cartwright
Commissioner, Public Service Commission
Whitney Fox
Community Volunteer
George Gaty
Director, Andridge Capital Corporation
Sandra Goldberg
Partner, Tax Services, Ernst & Young LLP
Steve Kaminski
Executive Director, The Colonnade Group of
Companies
Gregory Kane (Past Chair)
Eric W. Pryor
Principal, Pryor & Associates
Jim Quick
President and CEO, Aerospace Industries
Association of Canada
Tina Sarellas
Regional President, Ontario North & East Region,
RBC Royal Bank
Steve Spooner
Chief Financial Officer, Mitel Networks
Sheila Vokey
Chief Risk Officer, Bank of Canada
Dr. Philip Wells
Chief/Chair, Department of Medicine,
The Ottawa Hospital and uOttawa
Bruce Wolfgram
Vice-President, Office Leasing/Broker, Primecorp
Commercial Realty Inc.
The Ottawa Hospital Foundation
737 Parkdale Avenue, 1st Floor
PO Box 610, Ottawa, ON K1Y 1J8
613-761-4295
www.ohfoundation.ca
Charitable Registration Number
8690 42747 RR0001

LeadershipandInfluence - The Ottawa Hospital Foundation

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