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2007–2008 Report to Donors

It is possible. We see it everyday. We see the difference your unwavering support can make. With your help, there is no limit to what we can achieve. With your help, we can offer hope, pass on knowledge, give comfort to those in their greatest time of need. We can break new ground in research, and raise patient care to new heights.

At the bedside, in the research lab, within the walls of our hospital and beyond, your generosity is helping us save lives.

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a message from the ceos

No two Sunnybrook donors are the same.

Whether you showed your appreciation for the exceptional care you or a loved one received; attended an event for a cause that was important to you; entrusted Sunnybrook with a legacy for health care; or were touched simply by hearing a patient’s story – we each have our own reasons to give.

There is, however, a common thread throughout. You decided to have a profound impact on the lives of others.

Together, the contributions of Sunnybrook’s donors are helping to grow the facilities in which we care for the most critically ill in the country; advance the research that will help find a cure for our most devastating diseases, such as dementia and cancer; and educate the minds of future health care profes-sionals who will care for our changing population.

We must prepare for the health care challenges before us. The aging “baby boomer” generation, ever-increasing complexity of care, and a growing population will place new demands on the health care system. With your support, Sunnybrook is

leading in the evolution of health care by anticipating the changing needs of our system through innovative research that is having an impact on patient lives today. Indeed, we are inventing the future of health care. And, we are doing so only because we have donors by our side, providing the funding that is integral to our success.

Countless stories unfold every day at Sunnybrook for our patients and the heroic staff who restore their lives and health. The stories of donors like you are equally diverse and wonderful – the impact of your giving ensures that we can be there for our patients and their families at the most critical times in their lives.

Last year was a record-breaking year in fundraising for us. The results of your generosity are clearly visible throughout Sunnybrook as we move into our biggest fundraising year yet. Please spend some time with this report and learn how you and other donors are saving the lives of our patients. You will be inspired.

On behalf of all who turn to Sunnybrook for care, thank you for making a difference, when it matters most.

Dr. Barry McLellanPresident & CEO Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Kevin Goldthorp CEOSunnybrook Foundation

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a message from our volunteer leadership

This has been another tremendous year of growth for Sunnybrook. As volunteers of the Foundation, we are proud of the increasing number of supporters we attract each year. Many of our donors have experienced the care offered at Sunnybrook in some way and want to show their appreciation by giving back. Their contributions are a testament to the innovative, lifesaving care offered at Sunnybrook and the important role we play in the delivery of health care in Ontario.

Our ever-growing community of donors and volunteers made this year our most successful one to date. Together we raised $63.7 million. By the time you read this report we will have far surpassed the two-thirds marker of our $300 million campaign.

We take very seriously the trust of our donors, and, with a cost-per-dollar-raised of 10.9 per cent, we are transparent, accountable and efficient at ensuring funding goes to the initiatives in which you invest.

Highlights from the past year include:

• EdmondandGloriaOdettemadeavisionaryinvestment in Sunnybrook’s cancer care program, the second largest cancer program in Canada, and were honoured through the renaming of the Odette Cancer Centre;

• TheDanFamilymadethelargestsingledonationin the history of our Women & Babies program, benefiting our smallest patients and their moms. This gift was honoured by naming the Aubrey & Marla Dan Program for High Risk Mothers & Babies;

• Sunnybrookhosted13,000musicfansand supporters at the Air Canada Centre for One Night Live™, raising vital funding for a new home for our Women & Babies program.

You can read more about these and other stories of the various ways our community supports Sunnybrook in this report.

We have taken tremendous strides together, but much work remains to be done. We look forward to another successful year. Thank you to all of our supporters for being there, when it matters most.

Jennifer ToryChair of the BoardSunnybrook Foundation

George A. FierhellerCampaign ChairSunnybrook Foundation

Anne Odette KayeChair, Governing CouncilSunnybrook Foundation

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Sunnybrook’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit provides care for one in five infants in Ontario with serious illness or extreme prematurity. Sunnybrook is home to the second largest high-risk birthing centre in Ontario and provides care for 20 per cent of all infants in the province weighing less than three pounds.

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Sunnybrook’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit provides care for one in five infants in Ontario with serious illness or extreme prematurity. Sunnybrook is home to the second largest high-risk birthing centre in Ontario and provides care for 20 per cent of all infants in the province weighing less than three pounds.

give even the most vulnerable a healthy start to lifeSixteen years ago, Marla Dan gave birth to her first child, Alyse, two months early. Alyse spent the first few months of her life in the Women & Babies program’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) being cared for by a team of doctors and nurses as her delicate organs developed.

“Like any first-time parents, my husband, Aubrey, and I were nervous and excited for what the future had in store for us,” says Marla. “At 29 weeks I attended a regular prenatal appointment and learned that not only was my pregnancy high-risk, I needed to deliver as soon as possible. We delivered two days after the appointment.”

“There were difficult days, but the staff did everything they could to help us with those risks. We’ll never forget how tirelessly they worked, and not in the most ideal surround-ings,” says Marla. “As a mother, your natural instinct is to take over, do whatever you can for your child. But we always knew that Alyse was in the best hands.”

In 2007, the Dans learned of the plans to build a new two-floor facility for the Women & Babies program at Sunnybrook’s Bayview Avenue campus. They revisited the NICU which they had not been to since Alyse was born and were taken aback that the facility had barely changed.

Aubrey and Marla Dan have made an unprecedented $8 million gift to the Women & Babies program. Their gift will be honoured by naming the Aubrey & Marla Dan Program for High Risk Mothers & Babies at Sunnybrook. Women and babies will be referred to the program when their medical circumstances demand the best expertise in high-risk obstetrics and neonatal care.

“Marla and I have always believed that by supporting women, children and health care you are supporting future generations,” says Aubrey. “We are grateful to Sunnybrook for helping Alyse and we’re delighted to lend our financial support and our name to an exceptional program staffed by world-class health care providers.”

“ When we walked into one of the packed rooms in the NICU and saw about 12 incubators with tiny premature babies in each, our hearts went out to the parents of those little ones, and we knew we wanted to help,” says Marla.

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Our care providers offer women and their families the most advanced care in a warm and nurturing environment. The new facility for our Women & Babies program will provide our team of specialized caregivers with the most advanced and spacious surroundings in which to conduct their lifesaving work.

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build a new home with resolve and compassion

Gulshan and Pyarali G. Nanji were born in Uganda. In 1972, they settled in Canada after the regime of the dictator Idi Amin stripped them of their assets and declared them stateless refugees.

“When my family settled in Canada we had to rebuild everything from the ground up,” says Mr. Nanji, a proud member of Toronto’s Ismaili community. “I’ve always been grateful to the Canadian government for the new opportunities it gave my family and vowed that when my family was re-established we would give back to our community.”

“We attribute our success to the opportu-nities offered to us by our adopted country,” says Mr. Nanji. “We are delighted to support Sunnybrook in any way we can. Giving back to a community, which has given so much to us, is just the right thing to do.”

Following an earlier lead gift to the Emergency Department, the Nanjis made a generous gift to the M-Wing Capital Expansion, which will accommodate the Women & Babies program, the

Breast Cancer Research Centre and the expanded Sunnybrook Research Institute. In recognition of their heartfelt contribution to Sunnybrook, the first floor of M-Wing will be renamed the Pyarali & Gulshan Nanji Ambulatory Centre. The Nanjis support the M-Wing Expansion because the Women & Babies program matters to them.

“The health care system is accessible to everyone in Canada and it’s important for everyone who has benefited to give back,” says Mr. Nanji. “My wife and I continue to support Sunnybrook because we know our donations are helping lives beyond the doors of the hospital.”

“ Babies are the future leaders of this country,” says Mrs. Nanji. “It gives us great satisfaction to support and nurture their early growth and development through our support of the Women & Babies program.”

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Our care providers offer women and their families the most advanced care in a warm and nurturing environment. The new facility for our Women & Babies program will provide our team of specialized caregivers with the most advanced and spacious surroundings in which to conduct their lifesaving work.

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The legacy of Gloria Odette will continue at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre, Canada’s second largest cancer centre. The centre has over a quarter of a million patient visits annually and cares for 10,000 new patients each year.

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The legacy of Gloria Odette will continue at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre, Canada’s second largest cancer centre. The centre has over a quarter of a million patient visits annually and cares for 10,000 new patients each year.

transform the lives of others through a legacy of compassionIn August of 2008, Sunnybrook lost a dear and wonderful friend. It is with much sadness that we mourn the passing of Gloria Odette, a longtime supporter of the hospital and a cherished member of our community.

Gloria was the anchor of the Odette family, whose generous support has transformed Sunnybrook for almost a quarter of a century.

“Gloria gave from the heart, and always cared about making a difference – for her family and friends, for the patients at Sunnybrook, and to the community of which she was a part,” says Kevin Goldthorp, CEO of Sunnybrook Foundation. “She was an incredible person and a dedicated leader, and she will be greatly missed by us all.”

The beneficiaries of the Odettes’ generosity are the critically ill patients across the hospital with conditions such as aneurysms, vascular tears, orthopaedic disease, traumatic injuries and cancer. For 56 years, Gloria was the loving wife of Edmond, a behind-the-scenes community leader who has been honoured with the Order of Canada. Several buildings bear his name, including the Odette Cancer Centre which was named in 2007 to recognize the couple’s landmark contributions to the future of cancer care at Sunnybrook. Edmond and Gloria have been an instrumental part of making Sunnybrook the state-of-the-art patient care facility it is today. But their sense of caring for those around them hasn’t stopped at our doors. Through the E. and G. Odette Charitable Foundation, the couple have furthered a wide variety of causes in music, religious charities, health care, education and the arts. The Odette family’s involvement in Sunnybrook extends across the generations. One of Gloria and Edmond’s daughters, Anne Odette Kaye, supports the hospital as a member of Sunnybrook Foundation’s Board of Directors, as Chair of its Governing Council and as a member of the Breast Cancer Campaign Cabinet. The third generation is represented by their grandson, Andrew Kaye, who volunteers at Sunnybrook.

As our capital expansion unfolds, the Odettes have been and continue to be with us every step of the way, supporting Sunnybrook when it matters most and encouraging others to do the same.

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Scheduled to open in 2010, Sunnybrook’s new Breast Cancer Research Centre will bring breast disease assessment, treatment, education and research under one roof to provide comprehensive care. The Breast Centre will give us the venue to treat more patients, help us to reduce wait times and continue to discover new innovation in care.

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Scheduled to open in 2010, Sunnybrook’s new Breast Cancer Research Centre will bring breast disease assessment, treatment, education and research under one roof to provide comprehensive care. The Breast Centre will give us the venue to treat more patients, help us to reduce wait times and continue to discover new innovation in care.

turn the greatest fears into hope for the future

Like many women, Lesley Alboini has seen breast cancer cast a shadow over the lives of friends.

Moved by Dr. Shapiro’s account of her experiences fighting the disease with the help of the expert medical staff at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre, Lesley decided she would focus her personal giving and fundraising efforts towards building Sunnybrook’s new Breast Cancer Research Centre.

“Every woman either has breast cancer or is afraid of getting breast cancer.”

Seeing how the disease can touch the lives of so many, Lesley and her husband, Vic, decided to direct their giving towards build-ing and supplying a digital mammography room at the Breast Centre, currently under construction. “We wanted to help provide women with an accurate diagnosis. Digital mammography machines let Sunnybrook

staff screen women so that early detection is possible and also monitor the health of women with breast cancer.” Early detection significantly increases the speed and effec-tiveness of treatment and subsequently the rate of survival.

Lesley Alboini follows in the significant foot-steps of her father, decorated WWII veteran, Lieut. J. Ross LeMesurier. Injured on the battlefield, Ross returned to Canada and re-ceived specialized treatment at Sunnybrook, the country’s largest veterans’ care facility. The promise shown throughout his military service carried through into civilian life as Ross advocated for veterans as a member of Sunnybrook’s hospital and foundation boards, and Chair of the Veterans’ Advisory Committee. Today Lesley, who champions a cause close to her own heart, continues in her family’s history of support.

“It’s great to be involved with a hospital that does so much good for so many people every day.”

Sunnybrook has been greatly enriched by this family’s enduring support of two of our key areas of focus, veterans’ care and cancer research and treatment. The new Breast Cancer Research Centre that we are building, with Lesley and Vic’s help, will give women the best chance to fight and beat this disease.

Having witnessed the impact of this disease on those close to her, and inspired by Dr. Marla Shapiro’s book Life in Balance, the new vice chair of the board of Sunnybrook Foundation was spurred to help make a difference.

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Patients come to Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre because they can receive the latest treatments and access leading-edge clinical trials. Our chemotherapy suites accommodate over 17,000 visits annually in space designed for 5,000. Our new chemotherapy suites will double the size of the current facility, allowing us to treat more people in a more comforting environment.

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summon the courage and determination to fight this fight for everyoneWhen Jean Loeffelhardt was diagnosed in 2007 with advanced-stage colorectal cancer, the opinions of the experts she consulted were unanimous: her best chance of survival lay with Dr. Andy Smith, an internationally renowned oncologist at Sunnybrook. Jean immediately began an aggressive treatment regimen at Sunnybrook and was thoroughly impressed by the professionalism of Dr. Smith and the other doctors and nurses in her care team.

“I knew that, as a team, we were working toward a common goal.” The treatment Jean received at Sunnybrook brought her cancer into remission, buying her precious time before her cancer eventually recurred.

“I am an American, and I could have gone to the US for treatment. I had a choice about where I wanted to be treated, and

for the quickest, most aggressive and advanced care, I chose Sunnybrook.”

Jean was no stranger to cancer even before her diagnosis – her mother and an aunt had passed away from breast and ovarian cancer, respectively. Now, as she continues to fight her battle, she refuses to let the disease win. Jean’s current treatment regimen is allowing her to continue living her active life – one that is filled with work, friends and family.

For Jean, her choice to donate to the Chair in Surgical Oncology was personal – her gift supports the research that is making such a difference in her life. “I don’t think you donate until you truly understand what it means for people”, says Jean, who in addition to donating to Sunnybrook Foundation has given generously of her time volunteering in Africa. She credits Sunnybrook Foundation for supporting research and clinical treat-ment, which is helping patients like her live longer, more productive lives.

Jean has seen and continues to see first-hand how Sunnybrook’s advanced care helps patients beat their cancer. She is optimistic that by working together, we can find a cure.

“ As a patient, I felt empowered,” says Jean. “I was given the perfect combination of technical information I needed to fully participate in my treatment, mixed with the right amount of human compassion.”

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Patients come to Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre because they can receive the latest treatments and access leading-edge clinical trials. Our chemotherapy suites accommodate over 17,000 visits annually in space designed for 5,000. Our new chemotherapy suites will double the size of the current facility, allowing us to treat more people in a more comforting environment.

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The Holland Musculoskeletal Program is recognized internationally for its expertise in orthopaedic trauma, joint replacement, arthritis management and the treatment of the spread of cancer to bone. In order to accommodate projected volume increases we are upgrading our facilities to ensure we can offer the best care and treatment to our patients.

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The Holland Musculoskeletal Program is recognized internationally for its expertise in orthopaedic trauma, joint replacement, arthritis management and the treatment of the spread of cancer to bone. In order to accommodate projected volume increases we are upgrading our facilities to ensure we can offer the best care and treatment to our patients.

continue the work of those who have come before us

The Wright family has produced three generations of orthopaedic surgeons: Dr. C. Stewart Wright, Dr. Charles S. Wright, and brothers Dr. Paul H. Wright and Dr. Stewart Wright. All four have made significant contributions to the field of ortho-paedic surgery and the world-renowned stature of the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre.

In 1949, Dr. C. Stewart Wright obtained a Charter for a 200-bed Orthopaedic & Arthritic Hospital to offer treatment and care to patients with bone and joint diseases. However, the fulfillment of his dream was curtailed by his sudden death.

His son, Dr. Charles S. Wright, continued to make the dream a reality and, along with Dr. J. E. Bateman, opened the 14-bed Orthopaedic & Arthritic Hospital in down-town Toronto in 1955.

“Both my sons, Stewart and Paul, grew up with a tremendous pride in their father and grandfather and chose to follow similar career paths,” says Mrs. Jean Wright Kilpatrick, widow of the late Dr. Charles S. Wright and a founder of the centre’s Auxiliary and Gift Shop.

“It’s a privilege to know that my family has had the opportunity to affect the lives of so

many patients through three generations of Wright orthopaedic surgeons,” says Dr. Stewart Wright. “My wife, Marilyn, was a passionate orthopaedic nurse and now tirelessly supports the fundraising efforts of the centre by volunteering at Sunnybrook Foundation, where she is a member of Governing Council and a past board member.”

“The centre has blossomed through the hard work of the founders and the recruit-ment of excellent staff with expertise in a spectrum of areas within orthopaedics,” says Dr. Stewart Wright. “Between both campuses there is a very diverse group of surgeons involved in clinical work, teaching and research.”

“It has been our pleasure to support the centre,” says Dr. Stewart Wright. “We are happy to give back to the centre that has given our family so much satisfaction over the years knowing that our patients are better off because they were treated here.”

In recognition of a lifetime of clinical, volunteer and financial contributions by the Wrights to the Holland Centre, the lobby of the building was named the Wright Family Atrium.

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The Schulich Heart Centre is one of the largest cardiac care centres in Ontario, with over 6,500 surgical, catheterization, angioplasty and pacemaker cases annually. We are building a new Cardiac Acute Care Unit to increase our capacity and enhance the space dedicated to acute cardiac care, featuring up-to-the-minute technology.

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The Schulich Heart Centre is one of the largest cardiac care centres in Ontario, with over 6,500 surgical, catheterization, angioplasty and pacemaker cases annually. We are building a new Cardiac Acute Care Unit to increase our capacity and enhance the space dedicated to acute cardiac care, featuring up-to-the-minute technology.

strengthen the heart of lifesaving care

Lou Pagnutti, chairman and CEO of Ernst & Young LLP, and his wife, Jennifer, firmly believe that you do what you can, when you can.

Over the past two years, the Pagnuttis have become great friends and supporters of Sunnybrook. Lou serves as a member of Sunnybrook Foundation’s board of directors and is a member of the audit and finance committee and the Schulich Heart Centre Campaign Portfolio. Jennifer has been an organizing committee member of our annual Sunnybrook Women’s Golf Classic.

Lou’s family has experienced a history of heart conditions, so he and Jennifer are dedicated donors to the renovation of the new Cardiac Acute Care Unit at our Schulich Heart Centre. The new unit, with 12 private rooms, will enhance the quality of continuing care with expanded patient, staff and visitor areas, and the installation of the latest technology and equipment.

“The current facility is more than 40 years old and needs to be renovated to meet the current needs of patients and staff,” says Lou. “Our decision to invest in this cause is personal because many years ago I lost both of my parents as a result of heart conditions. It makes good sense to support a cause that will provide the most advanced care for my family members and others in the community should they need it.”

“We, like all those involved in supporting Sunnybrook, take great pride in its accom-plishments,” says Lou. “We appreciate knowing that by helping Sunnybrook, we are doing something significant for the hospital, for others and for ourselves.”

“ We have a world-class hospital right in our neighbourhood,” notes Jennifer. “All of us – our family, our friends and our community – have access to a global health care leader. It’s reassuring to know that Sunnybrook is there for us.”

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Our Neurosciences Program transforms our understanding and management of disorders of the brain and mind. At our new Centre for Advanced Neuro-Imaging and Dynamic Interventions, we will use imaging technology to determine how the brain physically changes throughout the course of a disease and in recovery, ensuring improved patient outcomes.

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foster greater access to knowledge and care for patients and their loved onesWhen a close family member was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Leif Nielsen was surprised and devastated. “Until it happens to you, you don’t think anything can go wrong,” says Leif. “When it does, it changes your world.” In the years following this experience, Leif has become a passionate champion of the Mood Disorders Program at Sunnybrook.

Thanks to Sunnybrook’s dedicated team, Leif’s loved one continues to make signifi-cant progress. And, just as important, the Nielsen family feels confident that they have access to the tools and knowledge they need to support their loved one throughout the recovery process.

Because mental illness will affect one in five Canadians, Leif feels strongly that the latestadvancements in mental health treatments should be available to all families. He also believes that increasing awareness and removing stigma are absolutely necessary.

‘When it matters most’ is a phrase that holds significant meaning for Leif. Having seen mental illness touch someone very close to him, he understands how vital it is for patients and their families to have access to the best standard of treatment when illness strikes. As a donor, Leif also recognizes the importance of seizing the opportunity to speed up research and promote healing in the future.

A monthly donor to Sunnybrook Foundation, Leif is committed to supporting advance-ments in care for those with mental illnesses. He believes that since mental health is everyone’s problem, it deserves everyone’s attention. “Can you imagine if everyone supported this cause? That would be incredibly powerful.”

“ The physicians and staff were pillars of support,” notes Leif. “They gave the very best care, but they did so much more. They extended their compassion to all of us in the family who were directly affected by the disease, guiding us as we went through the process of learning and understanding.”

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Our Neurosciences Program transforms our understanding and management of disorders of the brain and mind. At our new Centre for Advanced Neuro-Imaging and Dynamic Interventions, we will use imaging technology to determine how the brain physically changes throughout the course of a disease and in recovery, ensuring improved patient outcomes.

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Over 650 of Canada’s leading medical research minds are working at Sunnybrook Research Institute to understand and prevent disease, improve patient care and develop life-enhancing treatments. We are inventing the future of health care. Each scientist is a specialist in an area of care. This multidisciplinary approach derives from our vision: to achieve discovery and its translation into the clinic to set best practices.

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take giant steps to solve the biggest medical challenges of our timeInventing the future of health care is the cornerstone of our work at Sunnybrook. Our commitment to this vision is epitomized by the Sunnybrook Research Institute (SRI), where our gifted scientists push the envelope of molecular medicine to solve our biggest health care challenges.

The innovative work of SRI senior scientist Dr. Juan Carlos Zúñiga-Pflücker and his team of researchers, credited with being the first in the world to create human T-cells from stem cells in a Petri dish, is just one example of how discoveries made at Sunnybrook are leading scientific break-throughs around the world.

In time, the ability to deliberately manufacture T-cells will enable the re-population of the immune system and strengthen patients’ ability to fend off viruses and disease. This breakthrough will provide real hope for people living with immune-attacking viruses, like HIV/AIDS and cancer patients experiencing the side effects of chemotherapy and radiation treatment.

With this tremendous goal within reach, Dr. Zúñiga-Pflücker’s project at Sunnybrook received a generous boost from the Krembil Foundation, an organization dedicated to supporting new and exciting medical research projects.

This investment will give Dr. Zúñiga-Pflücker and his team the means to continue their transformative research into the mysteries of the immune system.

“A key component of the Krembil Foundation’s mandate is to support world-class research that will make a significant difference in people’s lives,” says Mark Krembil. “Research such as Dr. Zúñiga-Pflücker’s plays a critical role in advancing the fight against diseases and we are pleased to support his work.”

“ When we find a project that has this kind of potential to further scientific knowledge and impact people’s lives, we take action to ensure that the opportunity gets the chance it deserves,” says Mark Krembil, Krembil Foundation president.

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Over 650 of Canada’s leading medical research minds are working at Sunnybrook Research Institute to understand and prevent disease, improve patient care and develop life-enhancing treatments. We are inventing the future of health care. Each scientist is a specialist in an area of care. This multidisciplinary approach derives from our vision: to achieve discovery and its translation into the clinic to set best practices.

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It was perhaps one such news story about a young accident victim whose serious burn injuries were treated successfully at Sunnybrook that spurred Mary’s interest in the plight of burn victims. Friends fondly recall Mary’s deep empathy towards others, and believe she was no doubt touched by the experiences of those whose wounds can be so physically and psychologically debilitating.

Her support for the advances in care developed and applied by experts at the Burn centre will have a lasting positive impact for years to come.

Treatments designed at the centre have revolution-ized the care of burn patients across Ontario and beyond, and our research and clinical trials are producing innovations in how we help patients recover from the most serious burn injuries. Mary’s legacy will expand our capacity to treat and rehabili-tate burn patients at Sunnybrook; it will also afford us the means to continue to provide advice to health care professionals in over 180 hospitals across Ontario through our telemedicine hook-up.

Mary’s gift sustains pioneering research, education and clinical care that is saving lives and improving the quality of care provided to the victims of burn injuries. Although she will never meet the patients who are benefiting from her generosity, Mary has already had a profound effect on their lives.

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As a final act of giving in a lifetime marked by helping others, Mary chose to remember Sunnybrook in her will, and earmarked a gift to Sunnybrook’s Ross Tilley Burn Centre.

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we can nurture a healthy future from the first breaths of life

“Our future is built upon our children,” says Michael Latifi, founder and president of Sofina Foods Inc.

Last year, Sofina Foods Inc. conducted an in-depth search to partner with an organization that met important community needs. After this long and thorough search, Michael and his wife, Marilena, decided their support would have the most significant impact within the Women & Babies program at Sunnybrook.

The Latifis’ contribution will support the Operative Birthing Unit in the new home for Sunnybrook’s Women & Babies program, currently under construction at the Bayview Avenue campus.

This unit will offer innovative care to mothers and babies with special assessment and care needs.In recognition of the Latifis’ gift, Sunnybrook will name one of the suites within the unit the Sofina Foods Inc. Operative Birthing Suite.

“When a child needs urgent medical care we want the best for them,” says Marilena. “It’s important for families to have accessible and state-of-the-art care when they need it. This new facility will help Sunnybrook’s exceptional staff provide that.”

Sofina Foods Inc. employs over 1,200 staff across Canada and the United States. The company prides itself in operating with strong family values and with a belief in giving back.

“Sofina Foods Inc. is committed to supporting the communities in which we live and work,” says Michael. “By supporting the Women & Babies program we are contributing to the well-being of our entire community.”

“ Providing babies with the very best care from their earliest breath gives them a head start in life and is beneficial to us all. Sunnybrook is definitely a leader in this work.”

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As one of North America’s largest investors in, and owners and managers of, commercial real estate, Cadillac Fairview is expert at matching physical spaces with the functional needs of tenants.

So, when the company was approached to support the expansion of Sunnybrook’s Trauma, Emergency and Critical Care Centre, the connection was obvious. Admissions to the centre, which was built almost 40 years ago to deal with 20,000 patients annually, have grown steadily over the years to more than double that number. Two of every three trauma cases in Ontario are received at Sunnybrook for lifesaving care.

“Our team took a tour of Sunnybrook and felt that our company’s support would have the greatest impact in Trauma, Emergency and Critical Care,” says Peter Sharpe, president and CEO of Cadillac Fairview.

Funding came in the form of proceeds from the annual Cadillac Fairview Golf Classic, organized by employee volunteers for the past 18 years. The goal of the Classic is to raise awareness and funds for various causes in the community. For two years, Sunnybrook’s Trauma, Emergency and Critical Care Centre has been the beneficiary of the event, with another two years to come.

The proceeds will support the construction of a Staff & Nursing Station, centrally located in the heart of the new Emergent Resuscitation Zone. The new station will better enable Sunnybrook staff to respond rapidly to patient needs and do their jobs as effectively as possible.

“We are proud to support Sunnybrook,” says Mr. Sharpe. “The hospital is a world-class health care provider and it’s quite gratifying to know that we can make a difference. We certainly encourage other organizations to do the same.”

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“ It is our sincere hope that our support will enable Sunnybrook to expand its current capacity and offer faster and safer treatment options, and in doing so, improve the comfort of patients, their families and health care providers. Ultimately, these changes will help save people’s lives.”

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The future of medical imaging became much clearer with the formation of a partnership between Sunnybrook and Philips Healthcare. This is the first such arrangement for Sunnybrook’s Medical Imaging Department and is significant in its scope.

Through a unique, long-term partnership, Philips will provide a broad portfolio of vital imaging equipment to Sunnybrook. The new equipment will improve Sunnybrook’s diagnostic and treatment capabilities in patient treatment areas that span the spectrum of care from cancer screening to the management of musculoskeletal and cardiovascular diseases.

“Sunnybrook was a natural choice for Philips to partner with because of the wide range of clinical care, medical research and education in which it specializes,” says John Cieslowski, vice president of Philips Healthcare.

This collaboration provides Sunnybrook Medical Imaging with a roadmap for the future. Sunnybrook patients will benefit from less exposure to radiation and fewer contrast injections, resulting in efficient exam procedures, more accurate diagnoses and shorter recovery times.

Advances in medical imaging are improving radio-logists’ ability to observe and understand the nature of disease, using a more targeted and powerful gen-eration of equipment for diagnosis and intervention.

The Medical Imaging Department is no longer involved purely in disease diagnosis, but now plays a significant role in disease treatment by using minimally invasive procedures. Imaging now enables Sunnybrook radiologists to conduct a range of less invasive, highly targeted therapies that translate into better and more comfortable care for patients.

“Like the care providers at Sunnybrook, we at Philips are driven by a passion and commitment to improve health care delivery and outcomes,” notes John. “We are excited for the potential this partner-ship holds, and working together to improve care for the patients of Sunnybrook.”

“ Our advanced equipment will assist the Medical Imaging Department in the early detection and treatment of diseases – ultimately saving lives.”

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On February 28, more than 13,000 music fans and Sunnybrook supporters filled the Air Canada Centre for One Night Live™, a first-of-its-kind fundraiser in support of the Women & Babies program at Sunnybrook.

Pop duo RyanDan opened the concert with a rousing performance; Jann Arden hosted the concert and entertained the audience with her incredible voice and humour; Sarah McLachlan serenaded the crowd and spoke of her own experiences as a mother; Josh Groban wowed the crowd with his operatic voice and 20-piece band; and Bryan Adams brought the crowd to its feet with hits from his 25-year recording career.

“I wanted to be a part of this concert because I’m truly inspired by the incredible care that is offered through the Women & Babies program,” says Josh Groban. “I truly believe that for children to grow up healthy, with a good education, it’s essential for them to have the best start in life.”

“I have two children and know how imperative it is to have excellent care when you need it,” says Sarah McLachlan. “It’s amazing that there will be two floors of dedicated space for moms and babies at Sunnybrook.”

Scheduled to open around Mother’s Day 2010, the new home for the Women & Babies program will offer the most nurturing environment, and provide babies with the best start for lifelong, healthy development. It will ensure Sunnybrook’s exceptional team of care providers has the most advanced and spacious surroundings in which to conduct its lifesaving work. The program currently delivers approximately 4,000 babies each year. The new facility will increase that number to 4,500, with an increasing emphasis on high-risk deliveries.

“The new facility represents a significant improve-ment to the cramped facilities in which our program currently functions,” says Dr. Jennifer Blake, Chief of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. “Everyone who supported One Night Live™ will help us to provide the best possible start to those moms and babies who require the expert care for which our program is known.”

we can turn the spirit of one special night into countless brighter days

One Night Live™ was an overwhelming success for Sunnybrook, leading to over $12 million in contributions to support an extensive expansion for our Women & Babies program. Construction at the Bayview Avenue campus is already well underway.

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financial summary

Revenue raised by program designation(New cash and pledges, in $ millions)

Annual Giving $4.7 million

Major Gifts $52.9 million

Planned Giving Realizations $3.3 million

Special Events $2.8 million

Revenue raised byfundraising program(New cash and pledges)

Funds raised $63.7 millionExpenses $6.9 million Cost per dollar raised $0.11

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VeteransTrauma, Emergency & Critical Care

Holland Musculoskeletal Program Community Health

Other Imaging & SurgerySunnybrook Fund

Neurosciences Program Sunnybrook Research Institute

Schulich Heart ProgramWomen & Babies

Odette Cancer Centre

Goal

$60 millionFunds raised

$63.7 million

Revenue raised by fundraising program

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Sunnybrook Foundationboard of directors

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Mr. Robert ChisholmCorporate Director

Mr. Albert GasparroPresident & CEO,Primanagement Inc.

Mrs. Sheryl L. Kerr President,Strathfield Consultants Ltd.

Ms. Nimi Nanji-Simard

Ms. Jennifer Tory (Chair) Regional President, Greater Toronto RegionRoyal Bank of Canada

Ms. Linda C. Campbell

Mr. George A. Fierheller C.M., B.A., D.S.Litt., LL.D., President,Four Halls Inc.

Dr. Michael JuliusVice President, Research,Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. James R. McSherry

Mr. Stephen TilePresident,Northstar Research Partners Inc.

Mrs. Ann BowmanRegional Vice President,Commercial Financial Services Royal Bank of Canada

Ms. Catherine Deluce President & CEO,Chestnut Park Real Estate

Mr. J. Michael HorganPresident & Co-CEO,Hurley Corporation

Mr. Stephen O. MarshallPartner,EdgeStone Capital Partners Inc.

Mr. Lou PagnuttiChairman & CEO,Ernst & Young LLP

Mr. Mark Appel, Q.C., Partner,Chappell Bushell Stewart LLP

Dr. Sherry CooperExecutive Vice President, Global Economic Strategist & Chief Economist, BMO Capital Markets

Mr. Gord HomerPresident,Gordon J. Homer Advisory Services

Mr. Richard H. LingLegal Counsel,Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Mr. Terrence J. O’SullivanPartner,Lax O’Sullivan Scott LLP

Mrs. Lesley A. Alboini

Mr. Gerald R. ConnorChairman & CEO,Cumberland Private Wealth Management

Dr. Brian GilbertChief, Schulich Heart Program,Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. David A. LeslieChairman,Board of Directors, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Ms. Anne Odette Kaye

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governing council

Chair, Governing CouncilMs. Anne Odette Kaye

Vice-Chair, Governing CouncilMr. Albert Gasparro

Mrs. Lesley A. Alboini

Ms. Jean E. AndersonGoodmans LLP

Mr. Malcolm AnthonyRBC Dominion Securities Inc.

Mrs. Gail Appel

Mr. Mark Appel, Q.C.Chappell Bushell Stewart LLP

Mr. David ArchibaldXPV Capital Corporation

Mr. Salvatore M. BadaliRay & Berndtson

Mr. Shane BaghaiBaghai Development Ltd.

Mrs. Sharon BaghaiBaghai Development Ltd.

Mr. Mauro BaldassarraStillcrest Investments Inc.

Dr. Martin Barkin

Ms. Hollis F. Barry

Mr. Norman B. Bell

Mr. Paul L. BertinNo Limit Technologies

Mr. Austin BeutelOakwest Corporation Ltd.

Mrs. Nani Beutel

Mr. Aziz BhalooForay Group Inc.

Mrs. Ann BowmanRoyal Bank of Canada

Mr. Thomas H. BrentMedihold Ltd.

Mr. Donald R. Brown, Q.C.Melmerby Investments Inc.

Mr. H. Michael BurnsJanet & Charles Burns Foundation

Ms. Linda C. Campbell

Mr. Robert Chisholm

Mr. James R. ChristieBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Mr. Gerald R. ConnorCumberland Private Wealth Management

Dr. Sherry CooperBMO Capital Markets

Ms. Carol A. Cowan

Mr. H. Purdy Crawford, O.C., Q.C.Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

Mr. George N.M. Currie

Mr. Frederick F. DalleyArrow Hedge Partners Inc.

Mr. Perry N. DellelceWildeboer Dellelce LLP

Ms. Catherine DeluceChestnut Park Real Estate

Ms. Agnes B. Di LeonardiFord Credit Canada Limited

Mr. Carey J. DiamondWhitecastle Investments Limited

Mr. A. Ephraim Diamond, O.C., P.Eng.Whitecastle Investments Limited

Mrs. Diana M. Dunlap

Mr. H. Garfield Emerson, Q.C.Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

Mr. George A. Fierheller, C.M., B.A., D.S.Litt., LL.D.Four Halls Inc.

Mr. John R. GardnerFields Institute of Research in Mathematical Sciences

Dr. Brian GilbertSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. Len GoodmanFirst Financial Corporation

Ms. Lily GoodmanAll Seniors Care Living Centres

Dr. Hamilton Hall, FRCSC

Mr. Graham F. HallwardThe Alva Foundation

Mr. Richard M. HarrisKPMG

Ms. Susan J. HelstabFour Seasons Hotels Limited

Mr. L. Milton Hess, Q.C.Stikeman Elliott LLP

Mr. Christopher S.L. HoffmannBrompton Group

Mr. Gordon J. HomerGordon J. Homer Advisory Services

Mr. J. Michael HorganHurley Corporation

Mr. J. David A. JacksonBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Dr. Michael JuliusSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. James C. KeatingMcLean Budden

Mr. W. John KellettScotia Cassels Investment Counsel Limited

Mrs. Sheryl L. KerrStrathfield Consultants Ltd.

Mrs. Ann Kerwin

Mr. Michael KoernerCanada Overseas Investment Ltd.

Mrs. Sonja Koerner

Dr. Hans J. Kreder, FRCSCSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. R. Shayne KukulowiczFraser Milner Casgrain LLP

Mr. David A. LeslieSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Dr. Wendy LevinsonSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. Richard H. LingBorden Ladner Gervais LLP

Ms. Ana P. LopesSaralex Communications

Mr. W. Carl LovasRay & Berndtson

Mr. Robert W. LubaLuba Financial Inc.

Mrs. Sherry E. Mabro

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Mrs. Janet G. MacInnis, O.Ont.

Ms. Anne Marie MacLeodSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. Walter MacneeMasterCard North and South America

Ms. Veronica MaidmanEquifax Canada

Ms. Nancy E. Malcolm

Mr. Stephen O. MarshallEdgeStone Capital Partners

Dr. Brian H. McGrathSporting Life

Mrs. Virginia McLaughlinHelmhorst Investments Limited

Mrs. Rosemary McLeeseAccess Capital Corp.

Dr. Barry McLellanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. James R. McSherry

Mr. Gregory A. MilavskyCanterbury Park Capital

Mr. Ian D. MilnesAffinity Place Inc.

Mr. Brian MintonMinton Marketing Management Inc.

Mr. W. Frank Morneau, Sr., KCSG, KCHSMorneau Sobeco

Dr. John J. MurnaghanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mrs. Gulshan Nanji

Mr. Pyarali NanjiBelle-Pak Packaging Inc.

Ms. Nimi Nanji-Simard

Mr. Joseph NataleTELUS Corporation

Dr. Ken NgTotal Health Management

Mr. Terrence J. O’SullivanLax O’Sullivan Scott LLP

Mr. Lou PagnuttiErnst & Young LLP

Mrs. Maureen Parkinson

Mr. J. Brian PrendergastRecochem Inc.

Mrs. Valerie PringleCTV Travel

Dr. Linda RabeneckSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. Len RacioppoJarislowsky Fraser Limited

Ms. Heather Reid

Dr. Robin R. RichardsSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. T. Iain Ronald

Dr. Gordon RubenfeldSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Ms. Maureen J. SabiaCanadian Tire Corporation

Dr. Seymour Schulich, C.M., C.F.A.Nevada Capital Corporation

Mr. J. Michael G. ScottJ.M. Scott Investments Ltd.

Ms. Kimberley Shannon, CFA, MBASionna Investment Managers Inc.

Mr. L. Peter SharpeThe Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited

Ms. Susan M. Shaw

Dr. Andrew T. ShennanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. John L. SherringtonScotia Capital Inc.

Dr. Kenneth I. ShulmanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Ms. Georgia H. SievwrightHewlett-Packard (Canada) Co.

Mr. Stephen C. SmithJones Collombin Investment Counsel

Mrs. Sandra J. Spencer

Ms. Nalini Stewart

Mr. Will Sutherland

Mr. James C. TemertyNorthland Power Inc.

Mr. John W. Thompson

Dr. Marvin TileSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. Stephen TileNorthstar Research Partners Inc.

Ms. Jennifer ToryRoyal Bank of Canada

Mrs. Elizabeth Tory

Mr. John ToryThomson Investments Limited

Mr. Erol UzumeriTeachers’ Private Equity

Ms. Annette M. VerschurenHome Depot

Mr. John A. VivashTesseract Financial Inc.

Mr. Colin D. Watson

Mr. John D. Wetmore

Dr. Blossom T. Wigdor, C.M.

Mr. William E. WilderGMP Private Client L.P.

Mr. Charles M. WinogradRBC Dominion Securities Inc.

Ms. Judith WolfsonUniversity of Toronto

Ms. Andrea Wood

Mr. Don O. WoodThe Osborne Group

Mrs. Marilyn P. Wright

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campaign cabinet

Honourary Campaign ChairsMr. Austin C. Beutel & Mrs. Nani Beutel Mr. John A. Tory & Mrs. Elizabeth Tory

Campaign Cabinet ChairGeorge A. Fierheller, CMPresident, Four Halls Inc.

Breast Cancer Cabinet Portfolio Chair, Virginia McLaughlin President, Helmhorst Investment Limited Physician Contact, Dr. Eileen Rakovitch Chief, Breast Cancer Site Group

•Lesley A. Alboini Sunnybrook Foundation Board Member

Linda C. Campbell • Sunnybrook Foundation Board Member

Alberta G. Cefis •Executive Vice President & Group Head, Global Transaction Banking, Scotiabank

Catherine Deluce •President & CEO, Chestnut Park Real Estate

Janice Fukakusa • Chief Financial Officer, RBC Financial Group

Marilyn Hull •

Veronica Maidman • Chair, Advisory Council, Equifax Canada

Patricia M. McCain •

Anne Odette Kaye • Chair, Governing Council, Sunnybrook Foundation

Jane Stodgell •

Marcia Visser • Board Member, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Libby Znaimer • Vice President News and Information, Classical 96.3 FM

Edmond Odette Cancer Centre Cabinet Portfolio Co-Chair, Perry N. Dellelce Managing Partner, Wildeboer Dellelce LLP

Co-Chair, Glenn K. Murphy Chairman & CEO, Gap Inc.

Physician Contact, Dr. Linda Rabeneck Regional VP, Cancer Care Ontario Chief, Odette Cancer Centre

William J. Braithwaite • Partner, Stikeman Elliot LLP

Gordon Love • Director, ScotiaMcLeod

William (Bill) McNamara• Senior Partner, Ogilvy Renault LLP

Cliff Rand • Partner, Stikeman Elliot LLP

John Ruffolo • Partner & National Leader, Technology, Media and Telecommunications, Deloitte & Touche LLP

Jürgen Schreiber • President & CEO, Shoppers Drug Mart Inc.

Som Seif • President, Claymore Investments, Inc.

Michael Wekerle • Head of Institutional Trading GMP Securities L.P.

Rob Wildeboer • Executive Chairman, Martinrea International Inc.

Rob Wortzman • Partner, Wildeboer Dellelce LLP

Holland Musculoskeletal Program Cabinet Portfolio Chair, Graham F. Hallward Vice President, and Chair of the Donations Committee, The Alva Foundation

Physician Contact, Dr. Hans Kreder Chief, Holland Musculoskeletal Program

David Archibald • XPV Capital Corporation

• Dr. John Cameron Orthopaedic Surgeon

Dr. Joel Finkelstein • Orthopaedic Surgeon

John T. Firstbrook • President & CEO, Firstbrook Insurance Group

Norman Fraser • Retired, RBC Dominion Securities

James C. Keating • Vice President, McLean Budden

Dr. Hans Kreder • Orthopaedic Surgeon

Penny Mirams • Principal, Ray & Berndtson

•LyndaPalazzi Go Transit Board of Directors

•BarbaraWilkes President, Management Initiatives Inc.

Dr. Stewart Wright • Orthopaedic Surgeon

Marilyn P. Wright • Former Board Member, Sunnybrook Foundation

Imaging & Surgery Cabinet Portfolio Chair, Maureen J. Sabia Chairman, Canadian Tire Corporation

Physician Contact, Dr. Alan Moody Radiologist-in-Chief

Physician Contact, Dr. Robin Richards Chief of Surgery

Beverly Brooks • Senior Counselor, Hill and Knowlton

J. David A. Jackson • Partner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Tony van Straubenzee•

H. Garfield Emerson, Q.C. • Senior Partner, Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

Neurosciences Program Cabinet Portfolio Chair, Sheryl L. Kerr President, Strathfield Consultants Ltd.

Physician Contact, Dr. Ken Shulman Chief, Neurosciences Program

Physician Contact, Dr. Anthony Levitt Psychiatrist-in-Chief

Robert Chisholm • Sunnybrook Foundation Board Member

Lily Goodman• COO, All Seniors Living Centres

Edward Kernaghan • President, Kernaghan Securities

Mary-Ellen Horgan•

Nimi Nanji-Simard • Sunnybrook Foundation Board Member

Robert L. Wilson • Legacy Private Trust

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Veterans Cabinet Portfolio Chair, Terrence J. O’SullivanPartner, Lax O’Sullivan Scott LLP

Vice-Chair, Brigadier General, Peter A.G. CameronChairman, The Garfield Group

Physician Contact, Dr. Jocelyn CharlesMedical Director, Veterans Care

Women & Babies Cabinet Portfolio Chair, Stephen O. Marshall Partner, EdgeStone Capital Partners Inc.

Physician Contact, Dr. Andrew Shennan Chief, Perinatal & Gynaecology Program

Physician Contact, Dr. Jennifer Blake Chief, Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Physician Contact, Dr. Michael Dunn Chief, Newborn & Developmental Paediatrics

Peter Baker • Chestnut Park Real Estate

Peter Brown • Partner, NewPoint Capital Partners

Susannah Brown •

Jeff Church • levelwear

Suzanne Cohon •

Andrew Federer • Managing Director, Global Investment Banking, Head, Canadian Financial Sponsor Coverage, RBC Capital Markets

Douglas Grand • President, Sescolite

Ian Kidson • Managing Director, Mezzanine Partners Co-Head TD Capital

Mark McQueen • President & CEO, Wellington Financial LP

• Ted Meighen Manager, Security and Protocol, Porter Airlines Inc.

Jason Robertson • Director, Investment Banking, GMP Securities L.P.

Paul Singleton • Core Tax Leader, Central, Ernst & Young LLP

Susan Shaw•

Schulich Heart Centre Cabinet Portfolio Chair, J. Michael Horgan President & Co-CEO, Hurley Corporation

Physician Contact, Dr. Brian Gilbert Chief, Schulich Heart Program

Gerald R. Connor • Chairman & CEO, Cumberland Wealth Management Corporation

George R. Fowlie • Managing Director, GRF Capital Advisors Inc.

Gordon J. Homer • President, Gordon J. Homer Advisory Services

Pamela Griffith-Jones • Board Member, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

James R. McSherry •

Lou Pagnutti • Chairman & CEO, Ernst & Young LLP

John D. Wetmore • Corporate Director

Trauma, Emergency & Critical Care Cabinet Portfolio Co-Chair, Jennifer Tory Regional President, Greater Toronto Region, Royal Bank of Canada

Co-Chair, Dr. Sherry Cooper Global Economic Strategist and Chief Economist, BMO Capital Markets

Physician Contact, Dr. Gordon Rubenfeld Program Chief, Trauma, Emergency & Critical Care

Physician Contact, Dr. Fred Brenneman Chief, Trauma

Physician Contact, Dr. Jeffrey TybergChief, Emergency

Barry Cooper • CEO & Chair, Jones Heward Investment Counsel Inc.

W. Carl Lovas • Managing Partner, Ray & Berndtson

Phipps Lounsbery •

Dr. Marvin Tile • Department of Orthopaedics, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Erol Uzumeri • Sr. Vice President, Head of Private Equity, Teachers’ Private Capital

Population Health Program Cabinet Portfolio Physician Contact, Keith Rose Executive Vice President, Medical & Academic Affairs

Research Cabinet Portfolio Research Contact, Dr. Michael Julius Vice President, Research

Mark Appel, Q.C. • Partner, Chappell Bushell Stewart LLP

Gregory Milavsky • Founder & Senior Managing Director, Canterbury Park Capital

Prospect Identification and Review Committee Richard Ling Legal Counsel, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Special Assignments Shane Baghai •

President, Baghai Development Ltd.

Dr. Martin Barkin •

Ann Bowman • Regional Vice President, Commercial Financial Services, Royal Bank of Canada

James R. Christie • Chairman, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

L. Peter Sharpe • President & CEO, The Cadillac Fairview Co. Ltd.

Charles M. Winograd • Chair & CEO, RBC Dominion Securities Inc.

Andrea Wood •

Patrons’ CouncilMr. Norman B. Bell •

Mr. Thomas H. Brent •

Mr. H. Purdy Crawford, O.C., Q.C. •

Mr. Ephraim Diamond, O.C. •

Honourable Henry (Hal) N.R. Jackman, • O.C., O. Ont.

Mr. Michael M. Koerner, C.M. •

Mrs. Sonya N. Koerner •

Mrs. Janet G. MacInnis, O.Ont •

Mr. W. Frank Morneau Sr., • KCSG, KCHS

Mr. T. Iain Ronald, F.C.A. •

Dr. Seymour Schulich, C.M., C.F.A. •

Mr. John L. Sherrington •

Mr. Stephen C. Smith •

Mr. James C. Temerty•

Our Donors

Sunnybrook is grateful to all of our supporters who have given so generously over the past fiscal year. Space limitations make it impossible for us to list the thousands of generous donors to Sunnybrook who made contributions of less than $500 between April 1, 2007, and March 31, 2008. Every donation to our hospital, however, is truly appreciated. We recognize and thank all donors for their support to Sunnybrook in helping us when it matters most. Together, we can save lives.

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lifetime donorsWe are proud to recognize our most generous donors. These individuals and organizations have given $25,000 or more, cumulatively, to Sunnybrook Foundation.

$20,000,000 + Susanne&WilliamHolland•Edmond&GloriaOdette

$5,000,000 – $9,999,999 L.C.Campbell•Aubrey&MarlaDan•Seymour&TannaSchulichandFamily•

John & Elizabeth Tory

St.JudeMedical•SunnybrookVolunteerAssociation

$2,500,000 – $4,999,999Nani&AustinBeutel•Anthony&MargaretCrolla•TheDiamondFamily–

WhitecastleInvestments•EstateofAlbertCummingsJohnston•LeeK.&

MargaretLau•StephanLewar•Gulshan&PyaraliG.NanjiandFamily•Sydney

& Florence Cooper and Family

BrazilianCarnivalBall–AnnaMariadeSouza•CanadianBreastCancerFoundation,

OntarioChapter•CanadianImperialBankofCommerce•TheNelsonArthur

HylandFoundation•TheR.SamuelMcLaughlinFoundation•RBCFoundation

$1,000,000 – $2,499,999 Mark&GailRoseAppel•Murray&BonnieBrasseur•EstateofMaryP.Carter•

InMemoryofAmyChan•EstateofVimyLenaElizabethColeman•Gerald&Carla

Connor•Joel&MelissaFeldberg&Family•George&GlennaFierheller•Estate

ofPhyllisMaryGarton•EstateofWilliamGreen•Mary&GrahamHallward•

RichardL.Holbrook•Sheryl&DavidKerrFamilyFund•Michael&SonjaKoerner

•Sigmund&NancyLevy•EstateofWilliamVanderlureMartin•R.Peter&Virginia

McLaughlin•Louis&PatriciaOdette•Helen&PaulJ.Phelan•Alexandre&

JeannineRaab•EstateofTiinaRaag•Susan&ArthurScaceandTheHenryWhite

KinnearFoundation•Michael&JanetScott•EstateofJeanElizabethShanks•

Joey&TobyTanenbaum•5AnonymousDonors

TheAtkinsonCharitableFoundation•TheBankofNovaScotia•BellCanada•

BMOFinancialGroup•CaraOperationsLimited•CityofNorthYork•Johnand

MyrnaDanielsCharitableFoundation•DenHaagCapitalLLC•FastFoundation

•TheFirkinGroupofPubs•GelatoCupGolfTournament•GeneralMotorsof

CanadaLimited•KrembilFoundation•MandarinCharitableFoundation•Mead

JohnsonNutritionals•MiddlefieldGroup•NovartisOncology•PhilipsHealthcare

•RocheDiagnostics,DivisionofHoffmannLaRocheLimited•StrykerCanada•

TDCanadaTrust•TheTemertyFamilyFoundation•Veterans’AffairsCanada•

Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation

$500,000 – $999,999 Eugene&AliceBoccia•EstateofW.ElizabethBurton•EstateofChessT.Chessman

•Robert&AndreaChisholm•J.DouglasCrashleyEstate•EstateofElizabeth

Curtiss•E.BruceJohnson•EstateofLuellaMcCleary•EstateofMaxineMorris

•EstateofRoseReid•EstateofJohnSeme•Peter&LydiaSharpe•Estateof

Constance Tiffin

ElkieAdlerMSClinic•AmgenCanadaInc.•TheHaroldE.BallardFoundation•

J.P.BickellFoundation•CharlesLutherBurtonTrust•Dr.JayFoundation

•GEHealthcare•GlaxoSmithKlineInc.•Great-WestLife,LondonLifeandCanada

Life•TheHedwigWalchCharitableFoundation•Hoffmann-LaRocheLimited•

HydroOneInc.•IBMCanadaLtd.•ImascoLimited•ManulifeFinancial•O&Y

EnterpriseRealEstateServices•Sanofi-AventisCanada•TheStaufferFoundation•

TheTecoloteFoundation•TheAllanE.TiffinTrust•MayG.VaseyTrust•

R.HowardWebsterFoundation•TheW.GarfieldWestonFoundation•Wine4

Heart•2AnonymousDonors

$250,000 – $499,999 EstateofEdnaGraceAbbott•Vic&LesleyAlboini•Thomas&DonnaBaker•

Norman&CicelyBell•EstateofEmilieG.Brooks•EstateofElizabethMaryBrowne

•EstateofLeilaEmmaCampbell•EstateofJohnChiasson•Barry&Susanne

Cooper•SherryCooper•Leslie&AnnaDan•EstateofRonaldEdwardDonnelly

•Anna-Liisa&GrahamFarquharson•GoldieR.Feldman•RoyC.Foss&Family•

EstateofElizabethShirleyFox•EstateofMavisGardiner•Blake&BelindaGoldring

•C.Warren&BarbaraGoldring•EstateofVincentAlbertGrozelle•Estateof

MarjorieHamilton•WilliamHeaslip&NonaMacdonaldHeaslip&TheHeaslip

FamilyFoundation•JoanEakin&ChrisHoffmann•EstateofMargaretAgnes

Isaac•J.David&MaureenJackson•EstateofWilfredDaviesJohnson•Edward

J.Kernaghan•David&SusanLeslie•SophieM.LewarTrust•StephanR.Lewar

Trust•EstateofJamesAllanMacCallum•EstateofMaryMcNiven•Helen&Frank

Morneau•EstateofZelmaThomsonMurphy•EstateofEdwinRogerPooler•

NancyRuth•NorbertSchuller•EstateofAlvinHarrySeward•DavidS.Simmonds

•Ann&WillSutherland•EstateofLuciatenKortenaar•Eleanor&BurnettThall•

EstateofVioletEdithUnderhill•EstateofJanetElizabethWaite•Barbara&Colin

Watson•JohnG.Weir•TheWekerleFamily

A&BFogelCharitableFoundation•AbraxisOncologyCanada•AGFManagement

Limited•AstraZenecaCanadaInc.•BaxterCorporation•MaxBellFoundation•

TheBlackFamilyFoundation•Blake,Cassels&GraydonLLP•TheCadillacFairview

CorporationLimited•CanadianCancerSociety,OntarioDivision•CanadianTire

Corporation,Limited•CN•TheArthur&AudreyCuttenFoundation•Department

ofMedicine•DepartmentofSurgery•TheEatonFoundation•EliLillyCanadaInc.

•MichaelAlbertGarronFoundation•HansjorgWyssAOMedicalFoundation•

HarrowstonFoundation•Hewlett-Packard(Canada)Co.•ImperialOilLimited

•TheJackmanFoundation•KelloggCanadaInc.•LabattBreweriesofCanada•

LibertyHealth•TheSamuelLunenfeldCharitableFoundation•HelenMcCrea

PeacockFoundation•MDSInc.•MedtronicofCanadaLimited•Monsanto

CanadaInc.•TheMunicipalityofMetropolitanToronto•NortelNetworksLimited

•NorthYorkFireFighters’Association•PowerWorkers’Union•RoyalCanadian

Legion•TheW.P.ScottCharitableFoundation•SearsCanadaInc.•Shoppers

DrugMart•SofinaFoodsInc.andtheLatifiFamily•SunLifeFinancial•Toronto

ProfessionalFireFighters’Association•TorontoWestGolf•TycoHealthcare

GroupCanada•TheWinbergFoundation•WindfieldsFarm•ZimmerofCanada

Limited•1AnonymousDonor

$100,000 – $249,999EstateofRuthA.Aitken•EstateofMargotO.Anderson•HelenMaryArmstrong

•Shane&MandaBaghai•EstateofMaryEllenBaker•RalphBarford•

Dr.Martin&CarolBarkin•Karen&BillBarnett•EstateofMaryAnneBenesch

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•Henry&EstherBernick•EstateofEvelynJeanBlevins•EstateofMargaret

Boggs•EstateofErnestBradshaw•Thomas&SandraBrent•EstateofGeorge

IvanEarlBrown•Rena&MichaelBuckstein•Sue&MichaelBurns•Vivian&

DavidCampbell•MargaretChambers•RaymondChang•TheFamilyofthelate

DixonS.Chant•EstateofKeelaChapman•Mark&GloriaCharness•Estateof

GwendolynIreneCorcoran•Jack&JessieCoutts•Mr.PurdyCrawford•Estateof

MaryFrancesCronin•George&MaryCrothers•George&DaphneCurrie•Mark

&AnnCurry•Frederick&SusanDalley•Perry&SusanDellelce•George&Kathy

Dembroski•MurielA.Drummond•EstateofMartaDusmet-de-Smours•Estate

ofEvelynEdithEadie•JohnLeyerle&PatriciaEberle•Gordon&RickiFenwick•

Edward&SylviaFisch•AlisonFisher•Roger&KevinGarland•AlbertGasparro

•EstateofArthurGates•John&EndlaGilmour•TheGolvinFamily•Estateof

EthelGertrudeHallett•AudreyHeinz•EstateofHarrietHelwig•Estateof

StrathearnAnn(Thern)Hicking•EstateofStellaElizabethHopper•MaryEllen&

MichaelHorgan•EstateofGarryHoy•Philip&DianaJackson•EstateofPearl

CohenJacobs•K.MichaelKelly•EstateofWilliamArnoldKerr•JimMeekison&

CarolynKeystone•TheKoschitzkyFamily•Kenneth&DaisyLee•CliffordLibrach

•Walter&SusanLind•AnaP.Lopes&DonTapscott•Douglas&E.AnnMacKay

•EstateofGrahamMacLachlan•Adrienne&DouglasMahaffy•JillDenham&

StephenMarshall•J.Scott&PatriciaMcCain•Wallace&MargaretMcCain•

SusanMcCutcheon•Dr.Brian&SharonMcGrath•DorothyMcKay•Estateof

CatherineMcLaren•E.R.S.&PatriciaMcLaughlin•IanKidson&CaroleMcNabb•

EstateofLillianBerniceMcPherson•Mark&AndreaMcQueenandFamily•Gloria

&JamesMcSherry•Dusan&AnneMiklas•BruceH.Mitchell•EstateofVictor

Mozarowski •TheMuzzoFamily•SonyaNeufer•TerryO’Sullivan&CoreySimpson

•Marie-JoséOverweel•Louis&JenniferPagnutti•JocelynPalm•JamesR.

Christie&HonSarahE.Pepall•Andrew&SusanPeters•EdwinPooler•Gail

SuzannePotts•EstateofAdrianNicolasPrimc•EstateofDenisCharlesQuinn•

Dr.RobinRichards•Jason&YvonneRobertson•Iain&CristinaRonald•Theodore

&DebbiRoss•Sandra&JosephRotman•NancyM.Scott•EstateofHazelM.

Scougall•Victoria&CliveSeidel•M.OuillaShirriff•EstateofKathleenMarySloan

•W.LennoxSmart•EstateofEllenIreneSmith•EstateofHazwellS.Smith•

AnnSoutham•EstateofLeoneC.St.Mars•EstateofKatherineSwartz•Estate

ofGraceLorraineThomas•Marvin&EstherTile•JamesTory•JenniferTory•

AnthonyP.Viner&CatherineViner•EstateofHendrikVliegenthart•TheWaitzer

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Weimann•EstateofAliceKathleenWelsh•Myrna&DavidWestcott•John&

KarenWetmore•David&LindyWilliams•EstateofMaryWilliamson•Estateof

WilliamArbuthnottWillson•EstateofFlorenceKathleenWilson•Charles&Libby

Winograd•EstateofJohnB.Withrow•Dr.C.StewartWright&Mrs.MarilynWright

•AngeloZaccheo•JoeZentil•2AnonymousDonors

Abitibi-ConsolidatedInc.•AcademicClinicians’ManagementServices•AIC

Limited•AlbikinManagementInc.•AlcanInc.•AllerganInc.•AO/ASIFResearch

Commission•TheAuxiliarytotheO&A•BaycrestCentreforGeriatricCare•Berlex

CanadaInc.•BFSEntertainmentCharitableFoundation•E.W.BickleFoundation

•BiogenCanadaInc.•BMOEmployeeCharitableFoundation•Bondfield

ConstructionCompanyLtd.•BordenLadnerGervaisLLP•BrantBusinessPark

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CanadianPacificLimited•CancerCareOntario•TheCatwalkCure•Centrefor

AddictionandMentalHealth•TheChallenge:CyclebyDay,DancebyNight•

ChristieGroupLimited•CHWTorontoCentre•ColonCancerCanada•JamesH.

CummingsFoundationInc.•Deloitte&Touche•DepartmentofFamilyMedicine•

DepartmentofMedicalImaging•DepartmentofPsychiatry•E.I.duPontCanada

Company•EDSCanadaInc.•EllesmereFabricatorsLtd.•Ellis-DonConstruction

Ltd•EnbridgeGasDistribution•EquifaxCanadaInc.•Ernst&YoungCanada•

EssoResourcesLimited•FaskenMartineauDuMoulinLLP•FMLMedical

Laboratories•FourSeasonsHotelsLimited•GaldermaCanadaInc.•General

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Foundation•GulfCanadaResourcesLtd.•HiramWalkerandSonsLtd.•Hold’em

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Johnson&Johnson•KPMGLLP•JohnLabattFoundation•TheMaxwelland

RuthLeroyFoundation•LombardCanadaLtd.•MapleLeafFoodsInc.•McCarthy

TétraultLLP•TheMcColl-EarlyFoundationIMA•TheJ.W.McConnellFamily

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LLP•TheCatherine&MaxwellMeighenFoundation•MerckFrosstCanadaLtd.

•MerrillLynch•TheMichaelsFamilyFoundation•MorganStanleyCanadaLimited

•NewLeadersofSunnybrookFoundation•NovopharmLtd.•Oatley,Vigmond

PersonalInjuryLawyers•OrganonCanadaLtd.•OslerHoskin&HarcourtLLP•

PaediatricAssociates•PfizerCanadaInc.•PhilipsElectronicsLtd.•Pilkington-

HennigerCharitableTrust•PricewaterhouseCoopersLLP•Procter&Gamble

•RamesesShriners•RichardsMedicalCompany•RioAlgomLimited•Roots

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Schering-PloughCanadaInc.•SeronoCanadaInc.•CarolynSiftonFoundation

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Foundation•TheSunnybrookSurgicalOncologyProgram•Synthes(Canada)Ltd.

•TELUS•TesariCharitableFoundation•TorontoStar•TorysLLP•Transamerica

LifeCanada•TransCanadaPipelineLimited•UBS•VentanaClinicalResearch

Corporation•TheWindwardFoundation•TheGeoffreyH.WoodFoundation•

Wyeth Consumer Healthcare Inc.

$50,000 – $99,999 TheLateSt.ClairBalfour&HelenG.Balfour•JalynnBennett•Douglas&Anne

Berry•EstateofMarthaJaneBishop•EvelynBlevins•EstateofMarionGeorgina

Boucher•EricBresler•EstateofVictorBridgeman•JohnR.Bridger•Michael

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&CarolDelZotto•LeoDelZotto•Morris&GertrudeDiamond•EstateofProfessor

FrancesWhitmanDoane•IanDouglas•EstateofRoyDow•Gar&MelissaEmerson

•Robert&MargaretEngel•EstateofMargaretE.Faessler•Joel&GailFenwick•

PaulFenwick•John&ElizabethFinlay•FirstbrookFamily•Robert&JuliaFoster

•ThomasRahilly&JeanFraser•Clifford&FlorenceGiddings•GillickFamily•

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Hayashi•EstateofJohnHeaven•Richard&HelenHoltby•EstateofJenniferC.

A.Hooker•Garth&MaryJestley•EstateofAlexanderJohnston•David&Merryl

JosephsonandFamily•EstateofDonaldAlexanderKerr•Edward&AnnKerwin

•Mrs.JeanWrightKilpatrick&Mr.JohnKilpatrick•Dr.AllanKnight•Dr.Hans

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Harold&ShirleyLederman•EstateofArchibaldD.Leitch•J.Ross&Elizabeth

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GeraldinePyne•Len&VivianRacioppo•ElizabethRedelmeier•GailRegan

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Schwartze•EstateofMaryScott•EstateofFrancesLeonaSealy•John&Anna

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Stork•Kevin&HeatherThistle•John&JudieThompson•EstateofJeanK.Tripp

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38

•JuliaConnWatt•Richard&SuzanWookey•John&MaryYoerger•Marvin

Yontef•EstateofAngel(Anshel)Zylberman•13AnonymousDonors

3MCanadaCompany•AIMTrimarkInvestmentsInc.•AllstateFoundationof

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ofB.C.•TheArmadaleFoundation•Army,Navy&AirForceVeteransinCanada

OntarioCommmand•TheArthritisSociety•AstellasPharmaCanadaInc.•Barrick

GoldCorporation•BayerInc.•BiometInc.•TheHansJ.BlackFoundation•

Bristol-MyersSquibbCanadaInc.•TheEdwardBronfmanFamilyFoundation•

TheBuchanFamilyFoundation•BuntingWarburgDillonRead•CanadianAirlines

International•CanadianManualSkills&FractureDocumentationFoundation•

TheLloydCarr-HarrisFoundation•Cassels,Brock&BlackwellLLP•Colorectal

CancerAssociationofCanada•ColorectalCancerScreeningInitiativeFoundation•

Commissionaires(GreatLakes)•CompassGroupCanada•ConcordConfections

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Foundation•Coopers&LybrandLLP•CorbyDistilleriesLimited•CureALSin

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DaviesWardPhillips&VinebergLLP•DepartmentofAnaesthesia•Departmentof

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•DepartmentofPathology•JenoandIlonaDienerCharitableFoundation•

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FlyLikeanEagle•Gamma-DynacareMedicalLaboratories•PercyR.Gardiner

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EngineeringInc.•HighlandFarmsInc.•HollingerInc.•TheHopeforHealth

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TheHylcanFoundation•ICICanadaInc.•ImperialLifeAssuranceCompany•

InfostreamTechnologiesInc.•Janssen-OrthoInc.•JoeSottosantiALSResearch

CharityGolfTournament•TheKensingtonFoundation•KodakCanadaInc.•Kraft

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McLeanBudden•MediacomInc.•MidlandWalwynCapitalInc.•MillerTavern

•TheMutualGroupofCanada•NMRothschild&SonsCanadaLtd.•Nancy

Ralph&Associates•NationalBank•NationalTrustCompany•NestléCanada

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LofrancoCharitableFoundation•RoyaldeVersaillesJewellersInc.•SexauerLtd.

•SiemensCanadaLimited•Smith&NephewInc.•SofamorDanekCanadaInc.•

TheSamSorbaraCharitableFoundation•SparAerospaceLtd.•TridelCorporation

•TheVeteransHonourRideFoundation•TheWellesleyFoundation•Woodbine

EntertainmentGroup•HarryandShirleyYoungCharitableFoundation

$25,000 – $49,999InmemoryofmygrandparentsCarl&RoseAbrams•EstateofNormanJohn

Anderson•CarolynAnglin•JohnBankes•EstateofMaryBeattie•Paul&Wendy

Bertin•ArthurA.Binnington•Frank&ZsuzsiBleyer•RichardBonnycastle•

HenryBorden•AnthonyBorg•EstateofApolinairaBorney•AnnBowman•

WilliamBradford•ChristopherBrown•EstateofSarahJeanetteBruce•Estateof

EllenJamiesonBryce•EstateofRachelAnnH.P.Buchan•W.ElizabethBurton

•Thomas&DorothyCaldwell•HughCameron•JohnCameron&WendyBrown

•PeterA.G.Cameron•EstateofMarjorieCarew•EstateofEdwinOliverCarey•

Guy&MargaretCarr-Harris•EstateofWilliamL.J.Carton•EstateofJohnEdward

Chalcraft•Dickie&RebeccaChan•SerenaCheng•Ron&SandraChiovitti•

David&ValerieChristie•J.R.Collins•GeorgeA.Cope•CeliaE.Corcoran•

CarolA.Cowan(Levine)•PhillipCrawley•Edmond&EdieCreed•EstateofNora

PatriciaCrighton•NormaDattels•PaulSpafford&Dr.JeanDavidson•Estateof

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EstateofDr.MargaretM.Donnell•EstateofLeonardWilliamEade•Barbara

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•RevaGreen•EstateofMurrayGreenbloom•BrianM.Greenglass•DanielJ.

Greenglass•Dr.GeorgeHiraki&Dr.EstherGreenglass•EstateofWilliamGregory

•BerthaGresham•AnthonyD.Griffin•EstateofAudreyAdelaGuscott•Hamilton

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MichaelHarrison•EstateofJuliaHarvie•Frank&MargaretHasenfratz•Estateof

MildredM.Hill•EstateofBathiaHines•Carolyn&GordonHomer•JeffreyGollish

&PatriciaHouston•EstateofLionelWilliamHoward•John&NorahIrwin•Kristian

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EstateofHarryRobertJolliffe•Morris&SallyJustein•EstateofBenKatz•James

&MaryKeating•EstateofMarjorieE.Keller•EstateofKathleenEdnaKerr•

HenriettaKostman•EstateofPaulaL.Kuusela•MarySusanneLamont•Bruce&

LauraLegge•Corey&LauraLeibel•EstateofFrancesLevine•Inlovingmemory

ofFenChow“Joe”Lim-Fat•Paul&MaryLouLittle•Martin&SheilaLubotta•

EstateofNormanGeorgeLynn•EstateofJosephLyons•MollyAnne&Bill

Macdonald•D.EdwardMacklin•InhonourofMargaretMacLean-Topps•

Robert&KathleenMaggisano•Nancy&BarryMalcolm•HowieMandel•Estate

ofEdwardWilliamEwartMarchant•DonnaMariani•J.BoydMatchett•JohnR.

Maudsley•Leighton&BrendaMcCarthy•EstateofAnneMcColl•JamesW.

McCutcheon•EstateofMaryA.McIntosh•EstateofErnestBradleyMcKague•

JohnG.McKee•EstateofJohnHarveMcKenzie•Robert&RosemaryMcLeese

•Jack&VodrieMcOuat•DieterMenzel•StephenMiao•EstateofHazelIrene

Mickus•William&JoanMiller•ArthurMingay•TheMinzFamily•Estateof

CharlesLeonardMisener•GarfieldMitchell•RichardVenn&CarolMitchell•Ellen

Morgan•Dr.HeatherMorris•HeatherReid&GrahamMorris•William&Mary

Munro•John&DeborahMurnaghan•EstateofCatherineMurielMurray•John&

BarbMurray•Habib&MarziyaNasser•Jack&VeraNunn•ChristinaK.Ober•

EarlO’Born•FayeOgryzlo•EstateofMargeryE.Page•EstateofIrvingPapoff•

EstateofMarjorieLenorePaulich•N.JanePepino,C.M.,Q.C.•JohnPepperell•

EdwinPeranson•JohnPhillips•EstateofKatharineJoycePomanti•Geoffrey&

ConstancePottow•J.BrianPrendergast•James&PatriciaPrendergast•Andrew

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LornaRobertson•EstateofDorothyAdeleRobinson•Aubrey&NancyRussell•

EstateofDorothyWinnifredRyley•Danny&VivienneSaltzman•Cookie&Stephen

Sandler•RichardSavoury•EstateofMildredSchleihauf•GeraldSchwartz&

HeatherReisman•Donald&EilleenScott•EstateofFrancesM.Scott•George&

LavandaSharp•Les&FreidaSherman•TonyChow•EstateofVernaSimmonds

•Tom&JoanneSinger•InmemoryofCecileSliwin•Leo&LindaSlocombe•

BruceSmith•EstateofConstanceBurfordSmith•EstateofJohnHarveySmith

•Gordon&GwenSmith•Stephen&JaneSmith•Maureen&WayneSquibb•

LeoN.Steven•EstateofDoraStrachan•LillyOffenbachStrauss•PeterPhillip

Talaska•EstateofEmmaAgostonTaylor•MarianneTeubner•BeatriceTitley•

EstateofMargaretIreneTomkins•AndreaTse•PaulaMills&SpencerTucker•

Walter&MarciaUnger•NormanUrquhart•John&LisaVarghese•Natalina&

CarmineVettese•NinaVolfson•HenryWaks•AlanWalker•EstateofMarion

GoldenWalker•GeraldineWardman•EstateofLuluWarner•Jacob&Mitzie

Weber•KathrynWeldon•R.PeterWelsh•RichardWernham&JuliaWest•

JudithWilder•Robert&JillaWilliams•TorWilliams•EldonA.Winsor•AlfredG.

Wirth•L.D.Woodruff•DianeWookeyTrust•DonaldWright•HelenZinkargue•

Dr.Jack&LouiseZosky•15AnonymousDonors

A&AKingFamilyFoundation•A&PCanada•AgfaInc.•AIDSCommitteeof

Toronto•Aird&BerlisLLP•AltamiraManagementLtd.•AssertifEnterprisesInc.

•AudiCanada•AventisPasteurLtd.•BankOne•TheBirksFamilyFoundation

•BostonScientificLtd.•Bregman&HamannArchitects•BurgundyAsset

ManagementLtd.•BurntsandInc.•TheBurtonCharitableFoundation•Calsper

DevelopmentsInc.•CanadaChineseComputerAssociation•TheCanadian

ProgressCharitableFoundation•CanWestGlobalCommunicationsCorp.•

Caps’nPlugs•CarthyFoundation•CFTOTV•Toronto•CGCInc.•CGI•

CharitiesAidFoundationAmerica•ChubbInsuranceCompanyofCanada•CI

MutualFundsInc.•CICCanadianInvestmentCapitalLimited•CitibankCanada

•TheCloverleafFoundation•TheCorporationoftheCityofVaughan•Crown

LifeInsuranceCompany•CTVglobemedia•CyanamidCanadaInc.

39$5,000,000 + L.C.Campbell•Aubrey&MarlaDan•Edmond&GloriaOdette

St. Jude Medical

$1,000,000 – $2,499,999 Nani&AustinBeutel•Joel&MelissaFeldberg&Family•Sigmund&NancyLevy•

Gulshan&PyaraliG.NanjiandFamily•Susan&ArthurScaceandTheHenryWhite

KinnearFoundation•1AnonymousDonor

JohnandMyrnaDanielsCharitableFoundation•KrembilFoundation•Mandarin

CharitableFoundation•PhilipsMedicalSystemsCanada

$500,000 – $999,999 Mark&GailRoseAppel•Robert&AndreaChisholm•Louis&PatriciaOdette•

Michael & Janet Scott

$250,000 – $499,999 EdwardJ.Kernaghan•David&SusanLeslie•TheWekerleFamily

TheCadillacFairviewCorporationLimited•DenHaagCapitalLLC•GEHealthcare

•SofinaFoodsInc.andtheLatifiFamily

$100,000 – $249,999 Vic&LesleyAlboini•Perry&SusanDellelce•George&KathyDembroski•Muriel

A.Drummond•RoyC.Foss&Family•AlbertGasparro•TheGolvinFamily•Mary

Ellen&MichaelHorgan•E.BruceJohnson•Sheryl&DavidKerrFamilyFund

•IanKidson&CaroleMcNabb•TheKoschitzkyFamily•Kenneth&DaisyLee

•Adrienne&DouglasMahaffy•J.Scott&PatriciaMcCain•Dr.Brian&Sharon

McGrath•Gloria&JamesMcSherry•Louis&JenniferPagnutti•Alexandre&

JeannineRaab•Charles&LibbyWinograd•JoeZentil

J.P.BickellFoundation•BondfieldConstructionCompanyLtd.•TheChallenge:

CyclebyDay,DancebyNight•Hold’emforLife•ManulifeFinancial•TheMichaels

FamilyFoundation•StrykerCanada•BuddSugarmanFoundation•SunLife

Financial•TesariCharitableFoundation•TransamericaLifeCanada

$50,000 – $99,999 Henry&EstherBernick•Murray&BonnieBrasseur•MichaelB.Budman&Diane

Bald•Mrs.AudreyCampbell•George&GlennaFierheller•Edward&SylviaFisch

•JoanEakin&ChrisHoffmann•Garth&MaryJestley•Dr.&Mrs.Barry&Jeanette

McLellan•Dean&MaraOrrico•Maureen&RogerParkinson•AlisonReid&Jim

Christodoulis•Seymour&TannaSchulichandFamily

BMOFinancialGroup•CHWTorontoCentre•ContinentalHair•CureALSin

honourofGailBurgess•DaviesWardPhillips&VinebergLLP•FaskenMartineau

DuMoulinLLP•TheGreatGulfHomesCharitableFoundation•KPMGLLP•Miller

Tavern•NovartisOncology•OslerHoskin&HarcourtLLP•PfizerCanadaInc.

•Schering-PloughCanadaInc.•TorysLLP•JackWeinbaumFamilyFoundation

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