MESSAGE FROM TH E CHA I R AND EXECUT IVE D I R ECTORThe Community Foundation did not stand still during 2010. Our fiscal yearwhich ended August 31, 2010, together with the last four months of 2010, wasfilled with positive changes which moved the Foundation forward on manyfronts. A physical move to a new office occurred in March. Our new space at55 Lorne Avenue East (in the Chamber of Commerce building) has ampleroom for additional staff and volunteers and our own meeting room. It haslots of parking and great neighbours! The move would not have been possiblewithout the support of our landlord, Don McDougall, and help from HydeConstruction which donated the renovations needed to turn this space into a bright and welcoming new home for the Community Foundation. Picturedfrom left are Tim MacDonald, Board Chair, Peter and Lisa Hyde, and ElizabethHachborn, Executive Director in front of the meeting room named inrecognition of the Hydes.

During 2010 we also moved forward with our first fundraiser on January 15 –The Mayor’s Gala – a sold-out event. This fun evening of cabaret, cocktails andcanapés was hosted by Stratford Mayor Dan Mathieson [see page 6]. The eventwas the culmination of months of research, conducted by Bev Rock and HelenDowd, to help the Foundation raise its profile in the community and strengthenits sustainability plan.

Two smaller events were also undertaken – one was in June for professionalfinancial advisors and one in October for Perth County charities [see page 5].The Professional Advisor Forum helped move us forward in our understandingof how we can collaborate with advisors in helping them meet the financial andphilanthropic goals of their clients. The workshop we hosted for local charitieswas aimed at helping charities move forward and build capacity for theirindividual agencies and for the community.

We continued our collaboration with the Foundation for Rural Living when PaulThistle came on board in February [see page 5]. This partnership is aimed athelping rural charities advance in their work, contributing to a healthy

charitable sector, and also to help placements move forward, adding to theircollection of employable skills.

Another highlight of 2010 was the commissioning of a piece of art. Twoimportant Foundation goals came together in this project – to help promote the arts community in Perth County and to build awareness of our work. The artwork, “The Colour of Hope” by local artist/photographer Irene Miller was unveiled at the Gala in January and is being used on Foundation note cards,on our grant plaques and on other Foundation materials [page 6].

Community investments also advanced with the addition of four new endowedfunds by our year end of August 2010 [see page 2-3]. The fall, after our August31 year end, brought an unexpected gift in a bequest from a New York Stateresident who grew up in the Town of St. Marys. This brought the Foundation’stotal endowments to over $1 million.

The financial markets continued their upward trend reversing the downturnwhich began in 2008. By the end of the year most of our funds had recoveredand were well into growth mode. Fortunately even though the markets were stillrecovering for most of the year we were able to award grants to nine PerthCounty charities [page 4].

All in all it was an exciting year of forward movement for the Community Foundation – all of which is helping to contribute to more vital communities in Perth County.

There are many ways ofgoing forward, but only

one way of standing still. Franklin D. Roosevelt

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We are pleased to report that our fund growth continued in 2010 with the addition of four newpermanently endowed funds. We often say that there are as many reasons for initiating a fund at theCommunity Foundation as there are donors and this year that couldn’t be more true. Our new fundshonoured parents, memorialized a family member and friend, continued a life of giving back andcelebrated a wedding. All these funds are permanent investments in our community and will contributeto making Perth County communities strong, resilient and vital places in which to live, work and play nowand for many years to come. All these funds are ‘open’ which means if you share the interests of thosewho created the fund you are welcome to help to grow the fund.

Keith and Frances Culliton Family FundThe seven children of Keith and Frances Culliton – Catharine, Patricia, Michael,

Gerald, Joan, Mary and Tim – have no end of pride in the accomplishments oftheir parents. This pride is particularly evident when they speak of theirparents’ service to the community. Keith’s service is perhaps better known– mayor of Stratford, city councillor, and board member of the StratfordShakespearean Festival and Public Utility Commission to name a few. Butthe Culliton children are quick to point out that Frances was also a leaderin community service in her own right. She was on the Founding Boardof L’Arche in Stratford, the Parks Board, Horticultural Society, Children’s

Aid Society Board, and Chair of the St Joseph’s Parish Council. Says sonTim, “Mom and Dad are wonderful examples of busy people who still found

time to give back to their community.” The Fund is created in recognition ofKeith and Frances’ life long commitment to community service and supports

projects or organizations that involve young people as participants in orbeneficiaries of community service projects.

Ian Garner Scholarship FundThe sudden death of Ian Garner on February 11, 2010 left wife Nancy and histhree daughters and their families mourning the loss of a devoted husband,father and grandfather. Others were stunned at the loss of a good friend,good teacher, good athlete, and good coach. Ian had a positive influenceon those around him, his care and concern evident to everyone he camein contact with. He may be best remembered by the countless athletes hehelped guide through his 33 years at Central Secondary School. He madeathletics fun yet challenged students to be the best they could be. He usedsports as a way to develop life-skills and values in his students. Ian’sfriends and fellow team mates on the Stratford Old-Timers Hockey Club arecontinuing his legacy through the establishment of the Ian GarnerScholarship Fund at Central School. An annual scholarship will be awarded to astudent who demonstrates good sportsmanlike behaviour, is academically soundand continuing in the field of physical education.

Hachborn-Courtnage Fund for the ArtsThe creation and appreciation of beauty in art has provided inspiration since

the beginning of time. Elizabeth Hachborn and David Courtnage wanted tofind a unique way for them and their guests to celebrate their wedding. Notneeding any more toasters they decided to create the Hachborn-CourtnageFund for the Arts. The Fund will support smaller arts organizations whichdo so much to contribute to the quality of life in our community. One ofthe goals of the Fund is to provide accessibility for all to enjoy the artsand benefit from the best our community can offer. The arts aresometimes out-of-reach for families and others who simply have nothing

left over after their basic needs are met to see a play, attend a concert, ortake music or drawing lessons. Another goal is to promote and support arts,

culture and heritage to ensure that creativity and imagination remain a vitalpart of our social and economic life. What better way to celebrate a wedding?

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Anne Walsh FundAs a founding board member of the Community Foundation and as someone

who never lost the community-minded spirit she learned from her father,Joseph Walsh, and shared with her partner the late B. J. (Bo) Sibold,initiating a fund at the Community Foundation was a natural thing forAnne Walsh to do. Because of her many and eclectic charitable interests,including children and youth, music and the arts, Anne chose to establishan unrestricted fund which gives the flexibility necessary to respond tobroad and constantly evolving community needs and opportunities. Annecurrently sits on the Foundation’s Grant Advisory Committee and

continues to be inspired by the positive impacts on the people andcharitable organizations that result from Foundation grants. Anne hopes

that one of the other fruits of her fund will be to encourage others to followher example of giving back to the community. She firmly believes in the

Community Foundation’s model of creating permanently endowed funds, spendingonly the income while the capital is retained to continue to give back.

What we do. When it comes to describing what we do it’s really all about you and what you want for yourcommunity. What do you want? How about a community that’sinclusive, forward-looking, fair, creative, innovative, safe, green, orfun? We think there’s one word that sums up everyone’s hopes anddreams for our community... vital. Community vitality is the uniquespirit that flourishes when people believe their community holdspossibilities for everyone. It’s put into action by people comingtogether, getting involved in community issues, and providingphilanthropic support for causes and organizations. Communityvitality keeps us from standing still and provides many ways of goingforward.

Community vitality is something we at the Stratford and PerthCounty Community Foundation care a great deal about. We helpbuild community vitality in three ways:

We work with donors to create lasting legacies and help them planand realize their philanthropic goals, matching their interests andconcerns with community needs and opportunities.

We work with charities and help them build capacity by providinggrants to the widest possible range of organizations and initiatives.

We bring people together from all parts of our community tostimulate new ideas, build participation, and strengthen communityphilanthropy.

We are a proud member of Community Foundations of Canada, the membershiporganization of over 175community foundations in Canada.

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unrestricted fundsCommunity FundFounders’ FundIdeal Supply Community FundMaranger Family Fundfield of interest fundsCarnegie Family FundKeith & Frances Culliton Family FundGeorge & Edna Hislop Family FundIPM (2005) FundJim & Laurel Laughton Family FundJohn & Colleen MacDonald Family FundMansbridge Environment FundMcCully Centre for Rural Learning FundMeulensteen Environment FundNorth Perth Sports for Kids FundReading Fund

donor advised fundsHachborn-Courtnage Fund for the ArtsJudi Hemmingway Memorial FundMathieson Family FundDonald McTavish Conservation FundOrr Family FundAnne Walsh Funddesignated fundsTimothy Findley FundFoundation’s Operating EndowmentSid and Margaret Henry FundNorth Perth Public Library Fundscholarships fundsIan Garner Scholarship Fund

COMMUNITY FUNDSThis is a list of endowed funds held by the Community Foundation as of August 31, 2010. For more information on these fundsplease visit our website www.spccf.ca.

From the Community FundIn partnership with the AIA High Fives for Kids Foundation a grant of $1,500was made to Anne Hathaway Public School in Stratford for their projectcalled “Enabling Independence through Acquired Life Skills”. This projectenhanced the school’s life-skills-focused curriculum for students withdevelopmental disabilities through an excursion to a train station and ahorseback riding outing.

North Perth Community of Character was awarded $1,200 for “CharacterWeek” a project to engage the community in recognizing and raisingawareness of the character attributes adopted by the Character Council –respect, integrity, fairness, optimism, honesty, courage, compassion,perseverance, responsibility and inclusion.

A grant to Habitat for Humanity Stratford-Perth of $1,000 supported theHabitat build in Stratford. The Community Foundation also supplied a smallteam of volunteers.

Stratford Summer Music was awarded $3,000 to produce the “2009 PocketGuide”, a companion piece to their larger more comprehensive guide. ThePocket Guide offered a compact, quick reference for pertinent informationabout performances, schedules and venues.

From the Ideal Supply Community FundA grant of $3,000 to L’Arche Stratford funded their nutrition and fitnessproject which provided programs at the L’Arche Centre to improve thehealth and wellbeing of adults living with disabilities in our community.

From the Jim and Laurel Laughton Family FundThe St. Marys Children’s Choir received a grant of $1,000 to fund a “VocalImprovisation Workshop.” In keeping with the choir’s objective to provideyoung musicians with as many and varied musical opportunities aspossible, this workshop helped to foster a love of and skill in creative musicmaking. 

From the Mansbridge Environment Fund A grant of $1,000 to fund a solar water heating project was given to PerthCounty Greenworks, in partnership with Optimism Place. The installation of solar panels at Optimism Place will reduce the energy costs of heatingwater and reduce the environmental impact of generating electricity, whilemodeling a project others can follow.

From the Mathieson Family Fund A grant of $2,500 was awarded to the Stratford Perth Museum to fund twoprojects, “Over the Top” and “Fighting for Freedom”. These projects were partof an educational outreach program for grade ten students on Canada’sunique involvement in World War I and World War II.

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THE FOUNDATION WELCOMED PAUL THISTLEThe Foundation’s staff increased by 100%

in February when Paul Thistle joinedus as part of the Rural DevelopmentOfficer (RDO) program offered bythe Foundation for Rural Living(FRL). FRL advances the non-profitsector in rural areas of the province

by building sustainable rural capacitythrough programs such as this one which

places interns in rural non-profit organizations. Paulbrought with him extensive experience in the museumsector along with competencies in communication andproject management. These served him well in hisposition as Community Liaison and helped to move theFoundation forward in its grant program and otherprojects and events that were plannedduring the nine months of the program. Paul can still be seen at the Foundation office from time to timedoing contract work.

Helping Charities Build Capacity

Along with our role as a granter, we alsosupport the charitable sector by

providing opportunities forlearning and networking. In the spring of 2010 we surveyedthe sector to determine whatchallenges were being faced

and how we could help. Thetopic on most minds was strategic

planning. We all know we should bedoing it! But realizing that and actually embarking on a strategic plan are two different things. What arethe obstacles to planning and how do we overcomeresistance to getting it done? What are the steps? And how do we get started? How do we thinkstrategically? How do we turn our best intentions intoa useable plan? These and other questions were ablyanswered at our all day workshop in October.Presenter Ray Harsant introduced his 5 step “FromIntention to Achievement” Model which gaveparticipants the tools to conquer their fears byworking the process in realizable steps. Participantswere sent home with tools in hand to help theirrespective agencies move forward through positivegrowth.

Client Relationships andPhilanthropic Planning In June, the Foundation hosted a breakfast for area advisors –the group of professionalswhich include lawyers,accountants, financialadvisors and estateplanners – who work withclients to help them achievetheir financial and philanthropicgoals. The presenter, Joshua Thorne,Manager, Philanthropic Advisory Services at ScotiaPrivate Client Group, drew on his experience in theprivate sector and 14 years experience working in thecharitable sector to engage the audience in waysthey can enhance their relationships with clients.Beyond the important matter of investment returnsand financial planning, he suggested that advisorscan deepen their professional relationships andretain clients by understanding what clients careabout and what they value beyond financialobjectives. Reviewing several philanthropic planningscenarios he demonstrated how charitable giving canresult in maximizing financial and social capital –and lead to more satisfying client experiences.

Our people representall parts of PerthCounty including PerthEast, West Perth, PerthSouth, North Perth, St. Marys and Stratford.

Board of DirectorsTim MacDonald, ChairBonnie Richardson,Vice-ChairBob Lightfoot, TreasurerRon Cameron, SecretaryGerry CullitonChristine KuepferJames LaughtonMark TarBushBernia Wheaton

Investment CommitteeBerny Nymeyer, ChairJeff KellerJim LeisTim MacDonaldPaul Van Gerwen

Grant Advisory CommitteeRon Cameron, ChairEllen BalmainSandy BellKaren HaslamLisa McClellandGreg MarlesLynne McDonaldBonnie RichardsonDon Van GalenAnne Walsh

Resource DevelopmentCommitteeJames Laughton, ChairTobi Day-HamiltonRon DeichertDon EvansTim MacDonaldLeanne Perreault

Marketing CommitteeTrevor Paetkau, ChairRob BrownRon Cameron

Tim MacDonaldLaura PogsonLarke TurnbullBernia Wheaton

Event CommitteeBernia Wheaton, ChairRob BrownRon CameronLeanne PerreaultLaura PogsonPat ShantzJoanne Wallace

Special ProjectsIsabel CookGail Willson

StaffElizabeth Hachborn, Executive DirectorPaul Thistle, Community Liaison

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Inaugural Mayor’s GalaA sold-out evening marked the Community Foundation’s first event to raise awareness and operating funds.The event was hosted by Stratford Mayor Dan Mathieson (pictured with Helen Dowd and Bev Rock) and supported by area municipal leaders, partners from the local business community and attendees from allacross the county. The evening featured entertainment from the performing arts community – StratfordShakespeare Festival performers David Keeley as Emcee, Chilina Kennedy (pictured) and Paul Nolan andDrayton Entertainment performers Alex and Jackie Mustakas, Susan Gilmour and David Rogers interspersedwith piano interludes by Sandra Mogensen . Those in attendance were treated to culinary delights from PerthCounty food producers and chefs. A silent auction provided an array of select items from the solitude of flyfishing on a private lake to an evening with Rick Mercer. The event included the awarding of 2009 CommunityGrants and celebrated the Foundation’s newest fund – the Keith and Frances Culliton Family Fund.

The event would not have been possible without our financial, in-kind and hospitality partners.

FINANCIAL PARTNERS

HOSPITALITY PARTNERSAnna Mae’s Bakery & RestaurantBeef Farmers Association, PerthCountyThe Butcher & The BakerCountryside Poultry Products Ltd.M&M Meat ShopsMonforte Dairy

Mrs. Fosters PopcornBest Western, The ParlourPazzo PizzeriaPerth County Egg ProducersPerth Pork ProductsRheo Thompson CandiesThe Sun Room

IN-KIND PARTNERSCJCS 1240Henry of Pelham Family EstateSling CreativeStratford Shakespeare Festival

Art Unveiled at GalaAnother highlight of the Mayor’s Gala was theunveiling of a piece of art, commissioned by theCommunity Foundation. The idea of this commissionwas born from the Foundation’s close alliance withnewly formed Perth Arts Connect – an umbrella groupto support local artists and the arts community. Thisalliance, together with the Foundation’s desire to havea local image to represent the Foundation, inspired theproject. “Yellow,” wrote Vincent Van Gogh, “is the colourof hope”. “The Colour of Hope” is the name of thispiece – a name inspired by this quote saysphotographer and artist, Irene Miller. There was apredominance of the colour yellow in Van Gogh’s work,noted particularly in his sunflower canvases. Thisartwork complements the Foundation’s logo and willbe used on various projects – note cards, grant plaquesand gifts.

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We appreciate the partnership of ourCorporate Sponsors – thank you!

PlatinumAnnual support of $4,000

SilverAnnual support of $2,000

BronzeAnnual support of $1,000

Generously supported by:

Accumulated donations to August 31, 2010

$250,000 +Estate of B. J. Sibold

$100,000-$249,999Ideal Supply Company Ltd.Ontario Trillium Foundation

$50,000-$99,999Dale CarnegieInternational Plowing Match 2005

$25,000-$49,999Bickell FoundationCity of StratfordJohn H. and Colleen MacDonaldAlec and Sam (Mary) McTavishLillian McTavish (deceased)

$10,000-$24,999BMO Bank of MontrealCulliton Brothers Ltd.County of PerthElizabeth HachbornHyde Construction Ltd.Tim and Alexandra MacDonaldPeter and Beverley MarangerMcConnell FoundationDonald and Marion McDougallRobert and Mary McTavishMunicipality of North PerthOpen Text CorporationOrr Insurance Brokers Inc.Jack and Teresa Van Nes

$5,000-$9,999Community Futures Development Corp.Glen and Ruth HebelJim and Laurel LaughtonPeter Mansbridge and Cynthia DaleStuart and Susan McTavishTom A. Melanson Jr.Tom and Laura TannerAnne Walsh

$1,000-$4,999Accumetal Manufacturing Inc.AIA High Five for Kids FoundationArden Park HotelHarry and Dorell BrightwellBrown Climate CareCavalier EquestrianCommunity Foundations of CanadaRoger Cotton and Marcia MatsuiCulliton LawFriends of the North Perth LibraryNancy GarnerGiant Tiger Stores LimitedWalter and Jean HachbornDavid Henry

Don and Mary HenryJames and Ollie HenryRobert and Patrica LightfootJohn and Norma MacDonaldDoug MacDougald and Barbara GreenNorman and Cathy MacLennanDan and Carolyn MathiesonEstate of Bill McLaughlinBert (deceased) and Helen MerrillMeulensteen Tire and Auto ServiceJane MorleyMornington Communications Co-operative Ltd.New-Form Tools LtdDr. Dennis Nuhn DentistryBerny and Sharon NymeyerEric ProudloveJane ProudloveSarah ProudloveRBC FoundationScotiabankPeter and Michelle SiboldS.J Mitchell Professional Corp.Rob and Sharon StaffenStratford Home Hardware Building CentreAnnabell ThomsonUAP Inc.Peter and Mary Jo Van DrunenPaul and Joan WaechterWaste ManagementWilliam WhiteheadTimothy and Madeline Woodhead

$500-$999Anwis Architectural Products Ltd.BMO Nesbitt BurnsWayne and Peggy BrightwellJeff CarruthersTom and Heather CliffordGerald CullitonKenneth and Mary Helen DaleEric (deceased) and Marsha EberhardtSteven ElsdonGeorge EmersonSusan E. GreerDavid and Susan HeardDax JohnstonStephen LaFayListowel Optimist ClubDr. R. J. MacKenzie OptometryMaxims Limited PartnershipBrenda MitchellQuimby Chadwick DesignsRichard and Jean SmelskiWilliam SomervilleRheo and Sally ThompsonPaul West

$100-$499Abbott Laboratories EmployeesEvelyn Adamson

Robert and Donna AinslieJames and Wendy AndersonDr. Glenn and Susan ArmstrongNick and Virginia AroutzidisBonnie BakerDale and Brenda BartmannBill McLaughlan Charity GolfTed Blowes and Pat JonesNancy BridgeScott BrookshawDon and Kathy BurtonAntoni Cimolino and Brigit WilsonCleaver-Brooks Employees FundCMB Electronic Lighting Inc.Mary-Ellen ConnersMichel and Susan CoombesRayfield and Ruth CornishWilliam CreechKeith and Frances CullitonDan DaumFelix DevlinMarc DevlinRyan DeyellCharles and Margaret DingmanDon Gardiner Memorial Baseball

TournamentRuth DrakeDunny’s Source for SportsCharles DunphyD.Z. CarpentryAlan O. EdwardsErb International Inc.Jim EstillDale and Sheree FleischauerThe Gentle RainGerri Electric Wholesale Ltd.Great Lakes Nutrition Inc.Peter and Mary HallPeter and Velma HansfordDon HarrisonJoan and Patrice HemsworthJaret and Patti HenhoefferJoe and Sue HishonJoe and Hazel HislopRoss and Brenda HislopChristel HollingerMeghan HuehnDavid and Diane HurleyBarry and Heather JessonKevin G. JohnstoneSally KooyPaul and Anne LakeLarry and Vickie LavoieErin LawsonJohn and Lynne LeitchJohnathon and Gregory MacDonaldManulife FinancialLloyd and Gail MartinFrank and Phyllis MathiesonPaul and Colleen Mathieson

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS!

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2010 2009 2010 2009Assets RevenueCash $ 12,211 $ 17,976 Donations $ 135,822 $ 128,464Accounts Receivable 29,000 5,100 Corporate sponsorships 15,400 16,250GST/HST Recoverable 1,998 467 County and Municipality grants 5,000 5,000Prepaid expenses 1,902 1,282 Event revenue 51,395 - Investments 798,370 668,511 Ontario Trillium Foundation 14,300 16,267

$ 843,481 $ 693,336 Investment distributions 23,333 20,109Realized and unrealized gains (losses) 23,101 (46,818)

Liabilities 268,351 139,272Accounts Payable $ 25,433 $ 21,537Deferred Revenue 11,633 12,633 Expenditures 101,772 112,226Grants Payable 24,700 8,580

61,766 42,750 Grants!and!DistributionsArts, culture and heritage 6,750 4,900

Fund!Balances Health 3,000 - Endowment funds 758,611 639,228 Education and literacy 2,700 - Funds for distribution 3,801 9,316 Environment 1,000 3,580Unrestricted Funds 19,303 2,042 Social welfare -!!! 4,200

781,715 650,586 Recreation and sports 21,000 400$ 843,481 $ 693,336 Children and youth 1,000 3,520

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Robert and Melanie MathiesonBarry and Janet McCarthyScott and Janet McDonaldJohn and Mary McIntoshMichael and Ernestine McKennaMikalachki Investment ManagementDenton and Elizabeth MillerHenry MonteithRichard and Leanne PerreaultLaura PogsonDavid and Mae ReedBonnie RichardsonCarl and Anita RuthigManfred SchwengersScotia Intek Stratford StaffRon Shaw and Janice BantleKirk and Lori SpeiranSpriet & Associates Engineers & ArchitectsLeo and Rene StadnikJames and Chantel SteedSteed Standard TransportStratford Public Library Board

Mark and Pam TarBushTigerTel Communications Inc.Terrier Inc.Lavern ToppTouch of Dutch LandscapingMary TurnerKenneth and Barbara VallisSteve Van den HengelDavid K. WerthJeff WeyersJohn Wilkinson and Loretta ShannonMark A. WilkinsonHarry and Edith WillettAndrew Williams and Danielle BruyereCameron Willis and Dale Atchison-WillisGail WillsonGreg and Catherine WolfkampPauline YangJim and BeverleyYoung

Under $100318 contributions

Memorial GiftsDuring this year gifts werereceived in memory of:Gerry BilloMarg BirdMarian DaviesEric EberhardtDouglas FultonIan GarnerDean HammondLillian McTavishBert MerrillMargaret MosesJim ShackletonRichard TaylorHerman Theijsmeijer

Special Occasion GiftsGifts were received recognizing:Jean Ballantyne’s 90th birthdayWedding of Elizabeth Hachbornand David Courtnage

Gifts in KindReceived during this year (contributions in connection withthe Mayor’s Gala are mentionedwith that story)Best Western, The ParlourCulliton LawFestival InnTim MacDonaldStaples StratfordJuli Waller/GrrraphicsGail Willson

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Stratford and Perth County Community Foundation, 55 Lorne Ave. East, Unit 5, Box 21092, Stratford, ON N5A 7V4 Phone 519-271-1503 Fax 519-271-1504 info@spccf.ca www.spccf.ca

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