Volunteer Dept

FOR THE FUTURE

The Board of Directors have decided to terminate the Pilot Project in February 28, 1967 continuing as a permanent project seeking further f inancial assistance as the signs point to the need of expansion.

Excerpt from the 1st Meals on Wheel Annual Report

~ December 1966

Table of Contents

Our Vision 4

Our Mission 4

Our Values 4

Membership 4

A Letter From - The Board President 5

A Letter From - The Executive Director 6

Production Dept 8

Operations Dept 9

The Year in Pictures 10

Volunteer Dept 12

Client Services Dept 13

Fund Development Dept 14

Events 15

Treasurer Report 16

Donor Recognition 18

To offer nutrition and caring support to all Calgarians in need.

To build a stronger, caring community, Calgary Meals on Wheels promotes health and independence by providing quality, nutritious and affordable meals to people in need of our services.

We value each other – employees, volunteers, colleagues, associates, donors, and funders.

We value our clients and strive to hear and understand their needs.

We value all members of our Calgary Meals on Wheels team. We listen, share ideas, respect each other and our diverse range of experiences, and are sensitive to confidential matters.

We value the opportunity to serve our community, the privilege of donor relationships and the satisfaction of ensuring solid business ethics and leadership in meet ing the responsibilities for client services, volunteer support, donor investment and personnel performance.

The Members of Calgary Meals on Wheels elect the Board of Directorsresponsible for the policies and stewardship of the organization.

Membership is open to individuals and groups who wish to support the mission of Calgary Meals on Wheels.

The annual Membership fee is $5.00 for individuals and $10.00 for groups.

Members are entitled to attend the Annual General Meeting; those holding a Membership at the end of the fiscal year for which the Meeting is being held are eligible to vote.

Volunteers are automatically eligible for membership in our society but participation is not mandatory.

Our Vision

Our Mission

Our Values Membership

2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Neil Honess, President

Bruce Wade, Vice-President, Governance Chair

Jim Brown, Treasurer, Finance & Audit Chair

Heather Truber, Secretary, Operations Chair

Lynn Boland, MBA, CHRP, Director

Daryl Genereux, Director

Gord Kyle, Director

Shane King, Director

Tim Gillespie, Director, Marketing Development Chair

Robert Borkowsky, Director

Bob McKendrick, Director

David LeGeyt, Director, Resource Development Chair

2015 BOARD COMMITTEES

Finance & Audit

Governance

Marketing Development

Operations

Resource Development

Meals on Wheels is so reliable so it lessens stress on my health

~ Meals on Wheels Client

4 Calgary Meals on Wheels | Annual Report 2015

In 2015, Calgary Meals on Wheels celebrated its 50th anniversary. From humble beginnings as a project for the social action committee of the Presbyterian United Church Women in 1965, the organization has grown into the professional, focused operation it is today due in no small part to Audrey Higgs, Lesley Moffat, Edna Gainor and Esther Babet, our founding executive.

The very first Annual Report, issued in 1966, gives a fascinating snapshot of our history, but also a starting point from which we can truly see how we have continued to grow to meet the needs of an expanding city. November 15, 1965 was a cold autumn day – temperatures in the city peaked in the early afternoon at -5 but spent much of the day around the -10 mark. That day, Calgary Meals on Wheels made its very first delivery to eight clients in a city of just 311,000. In that first year, the organization delivered to 100 clients, and over 7,500 meals; from those first eight, by the time the first Annual Report was delivered 50 years ago, the client base had grown to 22-30 daily. Meals were prepared that first year at Calgary Northill Community YMCA, itself now long since gone.

In 2015, our golden anniversary year, we delivered more than 420,000 meals, averaging 1,700 per day to a city now home to almost 1.1 million. We rapidly outgrew Northill YMCA, spent seven years at Hillhurst United Church, ten years at 828 – 4th Avenue and then thirty years on Macleod Trail. Now, of course, we have our own dedicated building, and our kitchen is state of the art and operating with plenty of capacity.

During 2015 we held a number of special events to mark this milestone including a staff party and our 1960’s themed Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon. We continue to make headlines with coverage across radio, TV, print and social media and have cemented our place in Calgary society.

While we celebrated our milestones, we were also aware that 2015 was a difficult year for Calgary and Alberta. The decline in oil prices and the continued economic stresses obviously impacted not-for-profits in terms of both additional demand for services and a much more competitive environment for securing donations. Calgary Meals on Wheels has, as always, stepped up to the plate in terms of assisting Calgarians in need, while still securing donations to ensure we continue to operate with a balanced budget. Our client base continues to grow, our services and offerings to expand, and our staff and volunteer base continue to be exceptionally dedicated.

The organization carries no debt and operating and capital results were positive with an excess of revenues over expenses of $197,570. Calgary Meals on Wheels continues to build a strong and sustainable organization – one that is ideally positioned and ready to meet the challenges ahead.

We can now look forward to the first year of our next half century, where we can look to grow strategically over the coming years to utilize the many opportunities our current secure position offers us. The organization is strongly committed to constantly seek ways to expand our services to those Calgarians most in need.

On behalf of the Board, we would like to thank and acknowledge every employee, volunteer, member and supporter for your continued work. After 50 years we have been blessed with an unending stream of exceptionally talented and dedicated staff and an unbelievably committed group of volunteers which is truly remarkable. It is a privilege to serve as President of Calgary Meals on Wheels and share this experience with you all.

Neil Honess President, Board of Directors

A Letter From - The Board President

Annual Report 2015 | Calgary Meals on Wheels 5

It is no easy task to summarize an entire year in a one-page letter, much less pay homage to the last 50 years as we mark this important milestone. Many things change from year to year and decade to decade: the number of meals, the number of clients, the types of programs, etc. Beyond these statistics that define our growth and development, perhaps the most important changes are the faces.

Each day, behind each door we knock on, there is the face of a client who needs our help. The diversity in their age, race, income, and needs demonstrate the inclusiveness and breadth of our mission. Their smiles of appreciation are the fuel for our work. Our clients come and go as they need us, but their stories become part of the fabric of who we are.

As our client base and meal production have grown, so too has our team of hundreds of volunteers. These amazing individuals, corporations, churches, and service clubs are the unwavering connection between our clients and our organization. The interaction, the kind visits and chats, provides an important social connection in the community and provides peace of mind for clients and their loved ones. Their dedication and kindness keeps our mission going year after year.

Our ability to keep up with the demand for our service and the growth of our programs is largely due to the generosity of our supporters. Each donor understands how important nutrition is to wellness and how important independence is to dignity. Every year for the past fifty years, our donors have stepped up to meet the needs in the community. Their support is vital to our progress.

I am privileged to work with exceptional staff who are dedicated to making their community better. They each bring different talents and personalities to a team that feels like family. Our team has evolved over time, but the players each leave their legacy in the work they undertake.

We are also fortunate to have many friends in the community who support our mission. These friends are found in each of our vendors and suppliers who are committed to

helping us achieve the best quality and affordability for our clients. Our friends also represent the partner agencies who help us extend our reach into the community

to support those who are most vulnerable. Our friends are also willing to lend their voice and advocate for us. From representatives of government and media who speak for us, to the students and teachers who represent us and teach about us through class projects, their influence is invaluable.

These faces, these people, are what built this organization. In 1965, a total of 300 volunteers, a few donors, and 2 staff started serving 8 clients which grew to 100 within a year. In 2015, we worked with 862 volunteers, 964 donors, and 40

staff to help serve 1,846 individuals, 40 groups, and 11 schools. Every individual who has helped us on our journey these past 50 years is part of the impact and

accomplishment of this organization. Our entire mission is comprised of people who have come forward to build and connect our community to support a basic need while empowering thousands to maintain their health and independence.

People are what make this organization great. The faces change over time, but the compassion and generosity never do. If you are reading this letter, you are likely one of these faces. Thank you for joining us and contributing to our impact.

Janice Curtis Executive Director, CMOW

A Letter From - The Executive Director


You gave me so much, and now I want to give

some of that back.~ Juan Vargas (left),

former client, now volunteer


2015 was a very busy year in terms of production. Despite having only a skeleton operations crew the department managed to increase its output from 2014 by 13%. We owe much of this success to the hard work of our staff and their training.

In August, the purchase and installation of a new shrink wrap machine allowed

us to increase our overall packing efficiency and food safety. In addition we also changed the packaging of our Lunch & Supper program meals to include a box. This allows us to package more meals with less errors and avoid damage during transportation.

During the year we also introduced our new bulk program which has been a great success. The demand for this program is rapidly outpacing our

capacity to supply it and so we strive to expand our staff in the future to be able to meet the demand.

In 2016 the Production Department is planning to grow to accommodate the increasing demand for our services. We want to make sure that we have the right people and equipment to be able to serve as many clients as we can, safely and effectively.

Year in Review - Production Dept

Message from Karen ForsterProduction Manager

Miscellaneous

Group

Chopsticks

Frozen

Hot Soup

Lunch & Supper

Production by Meal Type Avg Meals Produdced Daily

1,70050.9%

20.3%

18.5% 3.3%5.8%

1.3%

Production by Year

0

85000

170000

255000

340000

425000 2015423,7172014

376,120


We had a very smooth 2015 in the Operations Department. Nevertheless 2015 did have some noteworthy events for our department.

We welcomed into our family a new staff driver, Mike Smith, to help with the increasing demand for our services. This new hire was of extreme help considering the increase in number of group meal deliveries we had to do in 2015.

We also entered a partnership with Bubbles Car Wash where they agreed to wash our fleet at no cost. This is a great benefit to us because not only does it save us money but it also allows us to showcase our vans wherever we go.

The fluctuating oil market gave us a small reprieve in 2015. The lower cost of gas prices allowed us to operate our fleet at a reduced cost which wil l translate into savings for the department.

We also started a new recycling initiative brought on by a new ordinance of the city of Calgary. Our building will become even more recycling friendly to comply with the plans that the city has laid out.

In 2016 the Operations Department is looking forward to the purchase of a new van for our fleet, as well as a possible expansion to the roster of staff drivers.

Operations Dept - Year in Review

At this stage in my life I find it very rewarding to work at Calgary Meals on Wheels

delivering nutritious meals to the elderly and others who need assistance

~ George, Calgary Meals on Wheels Staff Driver

# of vans in the Calgary Meals on Wheels fleet

# of avg Kms travelled by our vans in 1 month

# of full-time drivers on staff

16

8

15,000

Operations ManagerMessage from Rich Kiehl


CTV on location at Boxwood Café - 4th YYC Hot chocolate Fest

Chinese community Lunch & Learn

Co-op Community Foundation. Thank You for your support!

“Mayor Rich” - Our Operations Manager during a visit to City Hall

Gibson Energy Volunteer Visit Annual Stampede BBQ - with Laureen Harper

On route to surprise the winners of the 4th annual YYC Hot Chocolate Fest

Alpha House Delivery - A new partnership started in 2015

Volunteer Awards Luncheon - We honored the great people that help us deliver more than a meal

Year in Review - The Year in Pictures2015 was year for the record books; as we celebrated 50 years of serving Calgary!

Throughout the year we hosted events and sent special thank yous honoring; clients, volunteers, staff, and donors. Reoccuring events such our Volunteer Luncheons and the YYC Hot Chocolate Fest were enhanced by our 50th theme. We brought 1965 back to one of our

clients, Mr. Arnold Knopp, as we delivered his meal with two vintage cars.

The car owners, were so happy to bring a smile to Mr. Knopp’s face as they answered questions about their prized cars and took him for a spin around the block in style!

2015 saw us begin, what we hope will be a very long lasting partnership, with Alpha

House. With support from the United Way, we began delivering our group meals to their facilities in May. The impact on their residents has “improved their overall health”.

We welcomed many guest volunteers during the year and are grateful for the involvement from the Calgary community. A special thank you to Mayor Naheed Nenshi who helped deliver meals and


Celebrating 50 years of serving Calgary at our volunteer luncheon

Car2Go Day of Caring

Hard at Work - our dedicated crew packing treats for our clients

New Meal Packaging - improving our service

Out on route with Mayor Naheed Nenshi delivering meals and holiday cheer!

Delivering Meals AND Wheels - Client Arnold Knopp got a very special delivery

Senior Secret Santa helped us deliver lots of holiday cheer

New Machines - helping us increase our efficiency

Hosting the Red Hat Society for a Lunch and Learn at our facility

Thank you for helping me live a GOOD life.

Greatly appreciative for everything...

~ Calgary Meals on Wheels

Client

holiday cheer, with presents donated by Senior ’s Secret Service, during the Holiday Season.

On June 10th we were honored to be the recipients of the Calgary Awards recognizing our commitment to Calgary for the past 50 years. We proudly accepted the “Community Advocate Organization” award presented to us by Mayor Nenshi.

We also made improvements to our p roduc t ion methods in 2015 tha t increased our food safety and efficiency which helped us to produce more than 420,000 meals for those in need.

If you want to view more of the stories and events from 2015 you can visit our website www.mealsonwheels.com


Volunteer Breakdown

Year in Review - Volunteer Dept

I do this for a better cause and not for any reward or

recognition. Calgary Meals on Wheels is doing a great job to

serve the community.

~ Calgary Meals on Wheels Volunteer

The past year was very eventful. We celebrated our 50th year in service and with it, we celebrated those people who have helped us achieve so much since then, our volunteers. We honored people like Hattie Boothman who have been part of the Calgary Meals on Wheels Family since its beginning.

This year we were thrilled to be the recipient of the Community Advocate Organization award presented at the Calgary Awards on June 10th. The award recognizes the outstanding

contribution and achievements of the volunteers, donors, and staff of Calgary Meals on Wheels over the past 50 years. Thank you to all our supporters for your generosity and dedication to serving the community. We could not do what we do without you.

Our most notable special guest for the year was Mayor Nenshi, who spent his lunch hour delivering alongside Calgary Meals on Wheels staff to wish our clients a Happy Holiday and New Year. Mayor Nenshi enjoyed meeting our clients, and our clients appreciated the special visit from our local leader.

Ex t ra cheer was sp read by ou r volunteers, including the Mayor, during the holiday season, when addition to their meals, clients also received donated gifts or stockings from our community partners Seniors Secret Service and F.E. Osborne Junior High School.

In 2015, our core volunteer number did not vary significantly, however; we hope that in 2016 we can expand routes to reach more clients. The increase in routes will mean that we will be looking to add more volunteers to our growing family.

Message from Desiree Naylor

Age Job Status

63.2%

16.9%

7.8%

6%

1.3%2.6%

2.2%

29 - 18

39 - 30

49 - 40

59 - 50

60 - 69

70 - 79

80+

Employed

Self-Employed

Unemployed

Homemaker

Retired

Student

Other

19.5%

25.1%

21.2%

13.4%

9.1%

6.5% 5.2%

Volunteer Manager


Client Services Dept - Year in Review

Client Breakdown

2015 saw many changes in our Client Services department. We experienced s ign ificant growth in our Frozen Program, particularly soups and baked goods. A wonderful result from our menu expansion in the Spring of 2014.

In the Fall of 2015 we administered our annual Client Satisfaction Survey. Results were favourable, with the overall satisfaction level of the taste and appearance of the food rated at 91% and 96% respectively. We also measured client outcomes around enhancing

physical, emotional and social well being; 84% of respondents agree that the meals help them to eat food that is healthier and more nutritious, 82% agree they feel healthier and have more energy because of the meals and 90% indicate that receiving the meals helps them to stay independent.

Through a grant, our Client Intake C o o r d i n a t o r j o i n e d a t e a m o f representat ives from Calgary Fire Department (CFD) and Calgary Seniors Resources Society. This group attended the “Remembering When Conference” in Florida in November. The focus of

the conference was to emphasize the importance of partnerships within the promotion of 8 fire and 8 fall prevention key messages. Calgary Meals on Wheels will continue to promote home fire safety inspections and fall prevention awareness with our clients and partner with the CFD to connect clients to this vital community service.

We look forward to 2016 and continuing to provide healthy meals and social connections that will help to enhance the overall social, emotional and physical wellbeing of Calgarians experiencing food insecurity.

Message from Kim JefferyClient Services Manager

NW

NE

SW

SE

Downtown Core

QuadrantAge Household

Lives Alone

Lives w/ Spouse

Lives w/ Family

Lives w/ Children

Lives w/ Non Relative / Caregiver

58.6% 26.2%

10.3%

1.3%3.6%

0 - 24 26 - 50

51 - 65 66 - 75

76 - 85 86 - 95

96+

24.5%

16.4%31.8%

22.4%

4.9%

31.6%

28.2%

15.3%

14.9%

7.1% 2.1%0.9%


Year in Review - Fund Development Dept

2016 Fundraising Goal

$898,000

2015 brought challenging economic times for so many in our province and much uncer tainty for our non-profit sector. Calgary Meals on Wheels was for tunate to rece ive unwaver ing philanthropic support from many of our long-time supporters.

We also established new relationships and received gifts from a number of new donors who realized the need for their support was even greater during this time, as our communities began to show signs of struggle. In return, we are proud

to repor t more than $875,000 was donated in support of our clients and programs; we successfully met our fundraising goal.

It’s during times like these it is important to recognize how very fortunate we are to live in such a charitable city.

The Fund Development Team welcomed both a new Events Coordinator and Marketing Coordinator throughout the year. The new team members have brought with them both experience and a f resh new perspect ive. Wi th a combination of both new and practiced

members I’m confident our team can continue to meet expectations as we move into 2016.

Looking forward to the next year we recognize that our city continues to endure hardship as a result of our current economy, an unsettling feeling for a l l fundrais ing professionals. However, the Fund Development Team is motivated to raise our goal of $898,000. After all we know the clients of Calgary Meals on Wheels are depending on us.

Partnerships and relationships are key to our success as a non-profit. As fundraisers we cherish our relationships and we aim to provide our donors with an excellent donor experience. Our team is dedicated to providing our donors with respect and appreciation, and in turn providing the utmost transparency in our funding programs.

I want to say a special thank you to all those who invested in our mission and who have taken the time to see the true value Calgary Meals on Wheels brings to our community. In truth, you have made a difference in the lives of your neighbors.

To see your impact view “Our Stories” at www.mealsonwheels.com.

Message from Stephanie PowerFund Development Manager

To Our Partners

Meal Fees

Fundraising

FCSS

United Way

Operating Funding Donations by Source

37%

38% 16%

9%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Individuals

Foundations

Grants

Events

Corporations

33%26%19%13%9%

The Fund Development Team


Events - Year in Review

Event Schedule

FEBRUARY:YYC Hot Chocolate Fest

APRIL:Annual Volunteer Awards

MAY:Timeraiser

JUNE:Seniors Week Daisy Sale5th Annual Pig & Pinot FestivalCalgary Co-op Charity Golf Classic

JULY:Stampede BBQ

AUGUST:United Way Pull-a-PlaneGrey Eagle Casino Wild Wednesdays

SEPTEMBER:YYC Pizza Week

OCTOBER:Shine FM’s Totes for Turkeys

NOVEMBER:50th Anniversary CelebrationHoliday Market

DECEMBER:Gift Wrapping at Marlborough MallDick Brown & Mike Star’s Holiday PartyVolunteer Appreciation Christmas Luncheon

2015 was an exciting year filled with fundraising and celebratory events as we marked 50 years serving Calgary.

Our fundraising events contributed over $113,000 in support of our mission. We organized events such as; the 4th annual YYC Hot Chocolate Fest, our first Holiday Market, and more.

We were also very fortunate to be the benefiting charity in several community events, including the Pig & Pinot Festival, Amber Approved Stampede Breakfast, Totes for Turkeys, Wild Wednesday at the Grey Eagle Casino, YYC Pizza Week,

What Gives YYC, and Dick Brown & Mike Starr’s Holiday Party, and more!

As we welcomed our 50th Anniversary of serving Calgary on November 15th, 2015, we celebrated this memorable milestone with our volunteers during a 1965 themed Christmas Luncheon. Staff and Board celebrated during an evening hosted by our official spokesperson Dave Kelly.

This year we also hosted our Spring Volunteer Luncheon and AGM, our Stampede barbecue, and participated in the United Way’s Plane Pull fundraiser.

4th Annual YYC Hot Chocolate Fest

50th Anniversary Celebration

Grey Eagle Casino Wild Wednesday

Amber Approved Bachelor Auction

Shine FM’s Totes for Turkeys

Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon


Year in Review - Treasurer Report

The enclosed financial statements of Calgary Meals on Wheels, which were audited by Meyers Norris Penny LLP, reflect an operating surplus of $198,000. for 2015, despite the economic downturn during the year. This reflects the continuing strong support from our donors, combined with a strong focus by our management team on controlling costs. Calgary Meals on Wheels continues to be debt-free, with cash invested in a capital reserve fund for future equipment replacement. Our strong financial position allows us to examine alternatives for expanding our core programs in the city. Our dedicated volunteers, employees, supporters and donors make it possible for Calgary Meals on Wheels to continue to be a strong community resource to ensure the nutritional needs of all Calgarians are met, and I offer my heartfelt thanks to each and every one of them for their ongoing support.

Respectfully yours,

Jim Brown, FCPA, FCA Treasurer

Calgary Meals on WheelsStatement of Financial Position

As at Dec 31, 2015

OperatingFund

CapitalRestricted

Fund 2015 2014

AssetsCurrent

Cash and cash equivalents 952,480 654,989 1,607,469 1,489,982Accounts receivable 46,816 - 46,816 39,301Goods and Services Tax receivable 6,127 2,011 8,138 7,085Inventory 125,472 - 125,472 102,276Prepaid expenses and deposits 16,670 - 16,670 4,516

1,147,565 657,000 1,804,565 1,643,160Property and equipment (Note 3) - 9,289,760 9,289,760 9,577,195Intangible assets (Note 4) - 15,846 15,846 -

1,147,565 9,962,606 11,110,171 11,220,355

LiabilitiesCurrent

Accounts payable and accruals 162,851 6,064 168,915 135,441Deferred contributions 133,214 - 133,214 142,970Interfund balances 132,594 (132,594) - -

428,659 (126,530) 302,129 278,411

Commitments (Note 7)

Net AssetsRestricted (Note 6) 125,463 783,530 908,993 940,251Investment in property and equipment - 9,305,606 9,305,606 9,577,195Unrestricted 593,443 - 593,443 424,498

718,906 10,089,136 10,808,042 10,941,944

1,147,565 9,962,606 11,110,171 11,220,355

Approved by the Board of Directors

Jim Brown, Director Neil Honess, Director

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Your Service allowed me to stay in my own place with much less effort and work. Thank you very much

for your organization.

~ Calgary Meals on Wheels Client

Calgary Meals on WheelsStatement of Operations

For the Year Ended December 31, 2015

OperatingFund

CapitalRestricted

Fund 2015 2014

RevenueClient meals 1,235,166 - 1,235,166 1,128,613Group meals 122,906 - 122,906 67,625

Meal fees 1,358,072 - 1,358,072 1,196,238

Client administration fees 13,625 - 13,625 17,326Operational fundraising 875,896 - 875,896 1,107,332Donations - 66,282 66,282 838,303Major grants 800,837 - 800,837 800,835Operating equipment fundraising - - - 22,500Miscellaneous 45 - 45 5

3,048,475 66,282 3,114,757 3,982,539

ExpensesSalaries and benefits 1,583,853 - 1,583,853 1,476,967Production groceries and packaging 730,970 - 730,970 616,773Amortization - 402,102 402,102 405,381Facility and equipment 302,196 - 302,196 327,880Administrative 86,822 - 86,822 69,935Volunteer 47,522 - 47,522 54,696Professional fees 35,004 - 35,004 61,317Bank and interest 30,127 490 30,617 47,585Marketing 19,428 - 19,428 29,116Fundraising 8,241 - 8,241 10,721Board meetings 3,716 - 3,716 713Bad debts 1,993 - 1,993 6,889Gift in kind 1,033 - 1,033 250

2,850,905 402,592 3,253,497 3,108,223

Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses before other items 197,570 (336,310) (138,740) 874,316

Other itemsInterest income - 4,838 4,838 1,319Gain on disposal of property and equipment - - - 6,000

- 4,838 4,838 7,319Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses 197,570 (331,472) (133,902) 881,635

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Susan Bish, Chris Bishop, Kerry Bisson, Augusto Bitter, Cameron Black, Gael Blackhall, Margaret Blakely, Donald Bloor, Helmut Boehli, Gary and Tracey Boehm, Paul Boiteau, Lynn Boland, Gerhard Boldt, Hattie Boothman, Romualds and Marion Boreiko, Robert Borkowsky, Mary Boser, Dan and Tanya Boudreault, Ian and Heather Bourne, John Bowes, James Brady, Ken Brillon, Elke Brock, Chris Brooks, Floyd Brown, Peter Brown, Steve and Rhonda Brown, Dick and Elaine Brown, Christine Brown, Jim and Linda Brown, Kenneth and Giuseppina Bruce, Curtis and Barbara Bruggencate, Heinz Bruns, Estate of Annette Donald Bruseker, Gordon and Karin Bryan, Clarence Buckley, G.J. Buehning, Rick and Carolyn Buhr, Michelle Buresi, Taylor Burke, G.J. and S.K. Burke, T. Peter and Mary E. Burns, Eileen Butler, Steve Butler, Alex and Wendy Campbell, Diane Campbell, Val Campbell, James A. Carriere, Ronald Carter, Joyce Castle, Dorothy Caves, Betty Chan, Duong Chan Tsan, Adrian Chang, E.M. and E.H. Chapel, Louise Charko, Claire Charub, Tai Cheung, Anthony and Cecelia Choy, Betty Christensen, Stephen Chung, Don Clague, Ken Clark, Madeline Clarke, Sherral Clarke, Beverley Clarke, Glenn and Wendy Clemens, Sharon Cockton, Tara Coghlan-Walker, Helen Colman, Christine Conley, Kathy Cook, Robert and Dorothy Cook, Susan Coombes, Patrick and Pierrette Cooper, Herman Cooper, Robert Corrigan, Owen and Melanie Cory, Leslie Cosman, Gloria Cotton, Phillip and Rae Cram, Paulette Crawford, John Cresswell, Tom and Nadine Cumming, Richard and Dolores Cunnington, Janice Curtis, Tadeusz and Barbara Dabrowski, Grant Dafoe, Kenneth and Diane Dahlman, E. 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Trombinski, Ken Trost, Beth Truscott, Byron and Sharon Turner, Renata Van, Carol Van Besouw, Ken Van Dongen, Eric Vance, Antonie and Kathleen Vanden Brink, Michael Vandenham, Jodi Vandermey, Jacob VanderVinne, John VanWees, Eva Varga, Steve and Murdeen Vavra, Bharathi Venkatesan, Wes Verbonac, Gayle Viczko, Roberto Villanueva, Kathryn Vincent, Paul Viney, Douglas Virginillo, Andy Vo, Rajnikant Vyas, Bruce Wade, Randy Wagner, Catherine Waiand, Patricia Wallace, Maureen Wallace, Barb Walley, Sharon Walsh, J. Philip Wambolt, Martina Ward, Estate of Earl Ward, Estate of Joan Warke, Lawrence Watson, Frances Watson, Richard Way, Darlene Weger, Armin Weiffenbach, Lori Weller, Lee Wertzler, Gwen Westcombe, Craig White, Glynis Whiting, Russell and Patricia Wiechnik, Ivor and June Williams, Michael Williamson, Al Willson, Lynn Wilsack, Marion Wilson, John Wilson, Ted Wilson, Ralph Woessner, Mark and Colleen Wolff, Ian Wong-Him-Yung, Douglas Wood, M. Andrew Wozny, W.G. and S.B. Wright, Jewelle Wright, Stanley and Karin Yackel, Grace Yeung, Dennis Young, Robert Young, Brian Younger, Anila Lee Yuen, Ted Yuzyk, Leonard Zenith, Hao Zhang, H. Zubkowski, Debbie Zupan, Dino and Colleen Zuzic COMPANIES: 1397783 Alberta Inc.-Dickens Pub, 1473095 Alberta Ltd., 1550676 Alberta Ltd., 1660097 Alberta Ltd, 1675482 Alberta Inc.-Double Zero Pizza, 1719108 Alberta Ltd., 1773247 Alberta Ltd., 1781247 Alberta Ltd.-O/A Via Cibo Deerfoot, 1788435 Alberta Ltd., 1857081 Alberta Inc., 4th Street Public Eatery, 8111006 Canada Ltd.-Merv’s No Frills #3420, Agrium Inc., Alpine Drywall (Calgary) Ltd., ARPDC, Associa, ATCO Gas, ATCO Ltd., ATCO Ltd.-ATCO EPIC, ATCO Pipelines, ATCO Structures & Logistics Ltd., Atlas Pizza and Restaurant Ltd., Avatara Pizza Ltd., B.R. & L. Holdings Ltd., Beer Revolution Craft Beer & Pizza Bar, Below Deck Tavern, BKGK Group, Boardwalk Rental Communities-Social Committee, Bocce, Bonterra Restaurant Inc., Boxwood Cafe Ltd., Bratopia Inc., Brooklyn Pizzeria & Taps Inc., Cafe 100% Ltd., Calgary Co-operative, Calgary Independent Dump Truck Association, Calgary Public Libary, Calgary Public Library-Service Delivery Managers, Canadian Oil Sands Limited, Casa Corazon, Cenovus Energy Inc., Charbar Restaurant Inc., Chevron Canada Resources, Chinook Energy Inc., Chinook Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd., Cibo Urbano Cucina Ltd., Cilantro Inc., Cinquecento Cucina Inc., CMG Computer Modelling Group Ltd., Cococo Chocolatiers Inc., Connacher Oil and Gas Limited, Cornerstone Music Cafe, CUPE LOCAL 1169, DBA ATCO Blue Flames Kitchen Cafe’, Dentons Canada LLP, DNE Resources , Espresso Pi Cafe, Farm Business Consultants, Fast-Lane Pizza Pasta and More Ltd., FCL Social Club FED, Fiasco Gelato Cafe’s Ltd., Fluor Canada Ltd., Freehold Royal Partnership, Garage Billiards Bar & Grill, GFS Canada Limited, Good Time Party Rentals Ltd., Grey Eagle Casino, Hawkwood Auto Service, Heninger Toyota, Highwood Rod and Custom, Houston Realty.Ca, InChantedDesigns, Integrated Sustainability Consultants, Intercare Corporate Group Inc., Isagenix-Jennifer Jellema, JLM Foods Inc., Killick Group Ltd., Lili Cakes, Maple Leaf Spice Factory, Market 17 Inc./Vie Cafe, Matador Pizza & Spaghetti House, Matrix Real Estate Services Ltd., Midtown Kitchen & Bar, Murphy Oil Company Ltd., Murrieta’s Bar & Grill , National 10, Next Door Appies & Wine Bar Ltd., NLN Investments Ltd., Nu Burger Sushi Bar, Persimmon Contracting, Pizza Pirates Inc.-Gordo’s Pizza, Plains Midstream Canada, Pure Comfort Leggings, Rayquest Holdings Ltd., Rob’s Roofing Solution Inc., Rusticana Ranches Ltd., Sacred Heart School Council, Scopa Neighbourhood Italian, ServiceMaster of Calgary, Shell Canada Limited, Sirius Health Inc., Smoke Barrel, Spartan Controls Ltd., Spectrum Hospitality Canada Co., Sponsor Energy, Stantec Consulting Ltd., Stella & Dot-Stephanie Power, Swine & Sow Wine & Ale House, TD Bank Group, Tea-Kea Bar Inc.-TotaliTea, TELUS, TELUS Calgary Community Board, The Bean Stop, The Garrison Pub, The Great-West Life Assurance Company, The Libertine Public House, The Loop Eating & Drinking, The Main Dish, The Roasterie Co. Ltd., The Village Flatbread Company Ltd., Toscana Italian Grill Ltd., Total Canada, TransCanada , Trib Steakhouse, Union Athletica Inc., United Communities L.P., Walt’s Produce Sales Inc., Westhills Pizza Inc., Yoga Shala Calgary, You. Me. Cookie FOUNDATIONS: Bethany Care Society, Calgary Flames Foundation, Calgary Petroleum Golf Classic, CanadaHelps.org, Canadian Online Giving Foundation, Cenovus Employee Foundation, Chinook Foundation, Encana Cares Foundation, Holy Spirit Charitable Society, Kinsmen Care Foundation-Home Lotto Account, Maunders McNeil Foundation Inc., Olympia Charitable Foundation, Paul Lee Family Foundation, Show Kids You Care, Suncor Energy Foundation, Tenaquip Foundation, The Foundation for Seniors Care, The Young Family Foundation, Tides Canada Foundation, United Way of Calgary and Area, United Way of Calgary and Area-Donor Choice Program, United Way of Peel Region, William S Herron Family Charitable Foundation THE CALGARY FOUNDATION: The Calgary Foundation-Baher Family Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Cindy Johnson Royer Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Colin & Margaret MacDonald Family Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Dick and Lois Haskayne Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Dr. Kenneth & Marion Symington Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Harold & Betty Allsopp Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Harry Hamilton Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Ida Sutherland Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Max Beugin Legacy Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Patricia Bourne Memorial Fund, The Calgary Foundation-Percy and Lois Cole Fund, The Calgary Foundation-William & Constance Topley Fund GOVERNMENT: Government of Alberta-Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission, Government of Alberta-Culture and Tourism, Government of Alberta-Culture and Tourism-Creative Community Development Division, The City of Calgary-FCSS SERVICE CLUBS: 264 Ladies Auxiliary , Banff Trail Community Association, Calgary Heritage Lions Club, Calgary Mountainview Lions Club, Calgary NE Eyeopener Lions Club, Calgary North Hill Lions Club, Calgary Southridge Lions Club, Crescent Lodge No. 81 IOOF, Crescent Lodge No. 87 A.F. & A.M. G.R.A., Heart to Heart Support Society, Hillhurst Rebekah Lodge No. 116, Kinsmen Club of Calgary, Kiwanis Club of Calgary Chinook, Lions Club of Calgary, Naomi Rebekah Lodge #12, Paddy-Luke Fraternal Society, PEGG Women’s Club, Rotary Club of Calgary Fish Creek, Springbank Lions Club-District 370 CHURCHES: Catholic Charities, Corpus Christi Catholic Women’s League, Emmanuel Christian Reformed Church, Grace Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship, St. Paul’s Anglican Church, St. Pius X Church, Waverly United Methodist Church Women SCHOOLS: CBE-Western Canada High School, Calgary French & International School, F.E. Osborne School, Holy Trinity School

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