Annual Report 2013-2014

SUCCESS

Table ofContentsMessage from the

Executive Director & Chairperson 3

Year in Review 4

Blueprints 5

Dedicated People Power 6

Laying the Groundwork 8

Dog Guide Graduates 9

Fundraising Success 10

Purina® Walk For Dog Guides 12

Financial Statements 13

With Our Thanks 14

Accreditations 16

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides152 Wilson St. Oakville, Ontario L6K 0G6

Phone: (905) 842-2891 1(800) 768-3030

Breslau: (519) 648-3780 1(888) 624-5291

TTY: (905) 842-1585 Fax: (905) 842-3373

Email: info@dogguides.com

www.dogguides.comwww.purinawalkfordogguides.com

Charitable Numbers Lions Foundation of Canada 13024 5129 RR0001

Dog Guides Canada 11883 7046 RR0001

Hearing Ear Dog Guide graduates, Jacob and Eclaire

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Chairperson of the BoardDaniel Poulin

Vice ChairpersonRosemary SmallBritish Columbia & Yukon

Treasurer David DalbyAlberta & Northwest Territories

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Secretary Gordon ZieglerSaskatchewan

Executive Member at LargeDoreen BurtonNewfoundland & Labrador

Past ChairpersonBev Semple

DIRECTORS

Jan PhillipsNew Brunswick

Douglas CookPrince Edward Island

Ralph KruegerOntario

Bill McKitrickManitoba, NW Ontario & Nunavut

Michel LorangerQuebec

Derwin BartlettNova Scotia

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The 2013-14 year was very memorable. With our highest number of graduates, a record revenue year, the launch of the new Diabetic Alert program, and an exciting facility expansion, the year was defined by success.

That success provides the foundation for our growth plan. As we complete the renovations, we are secure in knowing we will be able to

place more Dog Guides with qualified Canadians in the coming years. Our target is to graduate 200 Dog Guide teams on an annual basis.

The progress we have made can be attributed to the generosity of people who have made so many positive contributions. In the last year, a considerable number of individuals left us funds in their wills. Also, strong investment income contributed greatly to our record revenue. All of these sources give us confidence to continue to grow and provide more Dog Guides to Canadians and help to reduce what is a constantly growing waiting list.

We are grateful to our outstanding Board of Directors, staff, Lions and Lioness Clubs, corporations and individuals who are together helping us build for the future.

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRPERSON

Again, for 2013-2014, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides had a great year.

During the International Convention in July, Lions from all parts of Canada took time to visit our facilities in Oakville. Our new office space on John Street enabled us to add six new rooms to accommodate clients while they are staying at the Lions Foundation learning how to work with

their new Dog Guides. Our main goal is to graduate 200 teams on an annual basis and we aim to reach this in the next three years.

Speaking on finance, it was a good year. The support of Lions Clubs is still very important to us. And we have to salute those individuals, corporations and service clubs who also show their support year after year. Analyzing the figures, you will be able to see that the Lions Foundation is in good standing financially. But, we need your constant support to be able to help Canadians with disabilities.

Being near the action for the last four years, I was able to see what tremendous changes Dog Guides provide to so many people. When you support the Lions Foundation, you give someone back their mobility, security, and most importantly their independence.

Executive Director Chairperson

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Our MissionLions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides’ mission is to assist Canadians with a medical or physical disability by providing them Dog Guides at no cost.

Who We Are3 facilities, 6 Dog Guide programs, 68 staff (48 full time, 21 part time) working to ensure that the $25,000 it costs to raise and train each Dog Guide is covered through donations so that specially trained Dog Guides continue to be provided at no cost to people with disabilities.

Our VisionTo retain the status as a preeminent provider of Dog Guides through:

• Ensuring that growth is a continually achievable goal given an ever-increasing demand for our services

• Making sure the quality of our Dog Guides surpasses the best possible recognized standards

• Continually innovating, providing a unique and sound breadth of Dog Guide programs and meeting new needs

• Efficiently improving each day while ensuring that each dollar goes as far as possible

Our ValuesWe will fulfill our mission and vision ensuring that we are:

EthicalWe are morally and financially responsible, understand right from wrong and conduct ourselves with integrity. We are proud of our principles and standards and always treat others with dignity and respect.

InclusiveWe believe and act to ensure that all individuals have a right to equal treatment without discrimination or harassment.

ResponsiveWe are respectful and work to ensure that we communicate and do all we can to meet the needs of all of our stakeholders.

AccountableWe will deliver on the promises that we make and take responsibility for our actions. We will look to the future in our daily practices to ensure a financially sustainable organization. We will also ensure that our facilities and assets are managed and maintained to the best of our abilities.

Guiding Principles

LFC Dog Guides 2003-2004 2008-2009 2013-2014Bequests $456,794 $1,795,654 $1,484,531

Number of Programs 4 4 6Value of Endowed Funds $1,662,814 $4,058,036 $8,073,099

Revenue $3,233,495 $4,083,897 $6,643,142

Accreditations

Number of Graduates 71 110 153Number of Client Rooms 20 20 29

Number of Volunteer Hours 1,867* 2,888* 4,537*

Purina® Walk for Dog GuidesNumber of Walks 102 112 209

Walk Funds $486,774 $812,467 $1,163,843.27

* Does not include hours accumulated by foster families

Building Success

BlueprintsNEW BEGINNINGS

The impact Dog Guides have on their handlers’ lives reflects a thorough process that begins before they are born. The established breeding program at the Lions Foundation is focused on producing dogs that exhibit a high degree of trainability, intelligence, the best possible physical attributes and exceptional temperament. In order to achieve this, the Lions Foundation carefully selects each dog for the breeding program.

The program’s breeding stock included 45 females and 14 males over the last year. Most breeding dogs come from within the Dog Guide program; however some are donated from other internationally accredited and recognized service dog schools around the world.

Labrador Retrievers 164

Standard Poodles 25

Miniature Poodles 13

Flat Coated Retrievers 10

Standard/Miniature Poodle Cross 9

Golden Retrievers 3

BREEDSBorn

The breeding program produced 32 litters which yielded 224 puppies in 2013-14. The success rate of future Dog Guides also excelled during the year, with 71% of the puppies bred graduating as official Dog Guides. This foundation of puppies that are bred to be exceptional service dogs is essential to building successful, long term partnerships that change lives.

The growth of the breeding program is driven by the increasing demand for Dog Guides. Ten years ago, the program was producing 10 to 15 litters of puppies. Now, with the growth of the programs and greater awareness, we are working towards breeding 250-280 puppies in 2014-2015.

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“Ethan has been sleeping side-by-side with Oliver since the first night at home, and that has been a huge, immediate improvement for both Oliver and for us, as previously we

needed to be with him through all or part of the night, simply

to comfort him when he would awake. Now Ethan plays that

role,” says Peter, Oliver’s father.

Pepsi is a perfect match.

She is more than I ever

could have imagined!

I can now be at home

alone and not worry about

having a seizure and not

getting the help I need.

Dog Guide GraduatesMeet some of the people Dog Guides have helped…

Walker is a gentle soul who watches out for me. He is

helping me regain my independence and

find a new start in life.

Em helps me wake up every morning by

alerting to my alarm and helps me rest easy at night because I know

she will alert me to the fire alarm.

Having Juno has given me the confidence to go out

on my own, to take longer walks and to try new

experiences. In the past I was hesitant to stray too far from my comfort zone in terms of walks or trips because of my diabetes.

Halim streamlines tasks like picking up things that I have dropped or opening and closing

doors. I’m an active guy and always on the go.

Having Halim makes life much easier.

Melvin, Canine Vision, Alberta

Linda, Diabetic Alert, British Columbia

Melanie, Hearing Ear, Quebec

Oliver, Autism Assistance, PEI

Ken, Service, Ontario

Lesa, Seizure Response, Ontario

“I have helped out with the dogs at Dog Guides for six years and it is the best volunteer job! The dogs love having a break from their training to receive a friendly scratch, a good brush, some time to stretch their legs or just relax. Our reward is seeing the dogs get paired with their new handlers, and witnessing the beginning of their new lives together as a team. The dogs make such a huge difference to people.”

– Anna, Volunteer

WORKING TOGETHER TO CHANGE LIVES

Over the last year, volunteers at the Lions Foundation collectively worked 2,553,697 hours. This time was spent constructing various pillars that contribute to the overall success of the organization.

The dedication of volunteers ensures that Dog Guides in training are properly groomed, cuddled, and walked; kennels are kept clean; fundraising events are organized and executed; general maintenance work is completed; foster puppies have loving homes; and administrative staff have help with projects such as mailing.

A large sector of the volunteer program is the foster family program. This year, 291 families opened their homes to future Dog Guide puppies to help guide them through their first year and prepare for official training. Foster families expose puppies to as many public places and experiences as possible. They take them to training classes, for checkups with the Foundation’s in-house veterinarian, to work, the mall, the movies, vacations, and to school. When it is time for the puppy to start official training, foster families bring them back to the Lions Foundation knowing that they have played an important role in shaping a life changing Dog Guide.

After four to six months of intensive one-on-one training, Dog Guides are carefully paired with clients and spend up to four weeks working and bonding together at the Oakville training school. The Lions Foundation funds the entire $25,000 it costs to breed, raise and train each Dog Guide, including all travel and accommodation expenses for each client.

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887 hours

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2,549,160 hours

CORPORATE VOLUNTEER DAYS

Gardening, washing dogs,

assisting with events

FOSTER FAMILIES

Socialize and care for future

Dog Guides

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

Data entry, mailings, fundraising, Purina® Walk for Dog Guides

KENNEL ASSISTANCE

Sweeping, washing kennels feeding dogs, etc.

DOGS IN TRAINING

Visiting, playing, grooming and walking

future Dog Guides

Dedicated People Power

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TRAINING AND PROVIDING DOG GUIDESIn 1985, the founding Dog Guide program, Canine Vision, set the framework for helping visually impaired or blind Canadians. Its success led to the addition of five other Dog Guide programs:

Hearing Ear, helping people who are deaf or hard of hearing

Seizure Response, helping people who have epilepsy

Service, helping people with physical disabilities

Autism Assistance, helping children who have autism spectrum disorder

Diabetic Alert, for people who have type 1 diabetes with hypoglycemic unawareness

The addition of the Diabetic Alert Dog Guide program was the result of extensive research and an identified need for Canadians living with type 1 diabetes and hypoglycemic unawareness. The program was launched on November 14, 2013, to celebrate World Diabetes Day.

These Dog Guides are trained to detect sudden drops in their handler’s blood sugar through scent and alert them so they can test and eat something if needed. In an emergency, Diabetic Alert Dog Guides can bark for help, activate an alert system, and seek help within a home environment.

All Dog Guides spend four to six months training one-on-one with a qualified trainer, forming the skills they will need to assist someone who has a disability. The head trainers who lead each program lend years of experience to mentor trainers and apprentices, ensuring a high standard is consistently achieved.

To help meet the growing demand for Dog Guides, eight apprentice trainers were added to the training team this year. Apprentices complete a three year program working with trainers in their assigned program, learning techniques and shadowing class lessons. These additional apprentices will provide the people power needed to support the planned increase in Dog Guide graduates.

The skill that a Dog Guide learns is half of the dynamics of a successful team. The other half lies in making a complimentary match between the needs of each client and Dog Guide. The Lions Foundation places great emphasis on evaluating the lifestyle of applicants before matching them with a Dog Guide to ensure that once the team is formed, they enjoy a long, successful working life together.

This year, 153 teams graduated from the six Dog Guide programs. Each Dog Guide was provided at no cost, despite requiring approximately $25,000 to train and place.

Laying the Groundwork

CLIENT SURVEY RESULT HIGHLIGHTS

9.3 out of 10 clients rated their likelihood of returning to receive another Dog Guide

9.6 out of 10 clients rated their improvement in quality of life now that they have a Dog Guide

9.2 out of 10 clients rated their improved ability to live independently now that they have a Dog Guide

9.4 out of 10 clients rated their satisfaction with their Dog Guide

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INCREASING SUPPORT

Fundraising is essential to the success of the Lions Foundation. Without government funding, Lions Foundation of Canada continues to grow as a recognized charity that contributes in a very real way to the day-to-day lives of Canadians with disabilities.

Fundraising Progress

The ability to provide Dog Guides is possible through the generosity of many, including individuals, companies, organizations and Lions clubs across the country. Whether it is an event, a corporate partnership, sponsorship of a Dog Guide team or a single donation, each contribution is invaluable.

The 2013-2014 goal was $4.5 million and we exceeded that goal by 47% raising $6.6 million. Effective fundraising efforts enabled this success and provided for the graduation of 153 Dog Guide teams. The Lions Foundation successfully launched a new campaign in 2013: Opening Doors to Independence. This campaign’s goals were to introduce the Diabetic Alert Dog Guide program, increase residential space for clients by 25%, renovate space for training staff to have improved meeting rooms and increased access to technology for client support, and ultimately provide 30% more Dog Guide teams.

The goal of the campaign is to raise $1 million over three years. The campaign gained momentum in late 2013 with a generous donation from Don Meehan and grants from Ontario Trillium Foundation and Lions Clubs International Foundation. This support propelled the launch of the Diabetic Alert program and helped kick start renovations at the Oakville training centre.

In 2013-2014, Lions Foundation of Canada raised $6.6 million. The fundraising costs were only 10 cents for every dollar raised.

“I am very pleased to participate as a contributor to Dog Guides. It is an outstanding organization dedicated to helping so many people and it is remarkable how these Dog Guides can make such a positive influence in people’s lives. In this respect, I am so happy to provide my support.”

– Donald Meehan

Fundraising 10%

Administration 9%

Programs 81%

HOW WERE SPENTfunds

Diabetic Alert Dog Guide graduates, Vanessa and Yvette

Sources ofdonations

Lions 20%

Foundations 3%

Corporations 12%

Individuals 65%

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Fundraising SuccessCorporate Support Corporate support continued to grow over the last year with more partnerships and donations. Nestlé Purina PetCare is a true leader, a key corporate donor since the beginning and continues to provide invaluable support, donating dog food, as the title sponsor of the Purina® Walk for Dog Guides, and partnering with Dog Guides at several promotional events. There are numerous opportunities for companies to support Dog Guides whether it is donating funds or services, choosing Dog Guides as a charity of choice, having employees volunteer or designating proceeds from their own special events.

Foundation GrantsSeveral foundations throughout Canada support Dog Guides with grants. Some have been annual donors for the past several years and this continued support is invaluable. With research and successful proposals, each year there are opportunities for additional sources of funding.

Dog Guide Sponsorship Companies, individuals, Lions and Lioness clubs and organizations generously sponsor Dog Guide teams, covering a portion of the costs of training each Dog Guide. The goal is to have a sponsor for each team and although sponsorship has increased significantly along with the number of graduates, additional sponsors are still needed, especially in the newest programs.

Hearing Ear Dog Guides $ 4,000Canine Vision Canada $ 6,000Diabetic Alert Dog Guides $ 8,000Service Dog Guides $ 10,000Seizure Response Dog Guides $ 10,000Autism Assistance Dog Guides $ 12,000

Special Events Lions Foundation of Canada hosts several special events throughout the year including an annual auction, open houses and of course, the Purina® Walk for Dog Guides. Lions Foundation of Canada is delighted to have the enthusiastic support of dedicated organizations, companies, individuals and Lions clubs who host their own fundraising events and tournaments with proceeds supporting Dog Guides. Their contributions and that of the donors and participants are essential to the program.

Lions ClubsLions clubs continue to provide approximately 20% of the donations each year. They contribute to many areas including the sponsorship program, events, fundraising campaigns and award programs. They also are the foundation for the Purina® Walk for Dog Guides, as the majority of Walks are organized by Lions clubs.

For a list of Lions and Lioness Club contributions see page 22.

AccountabilityLions Foundation of Canada is accountable to many stakeholders; volunteers, donors, Lions clubs, partners and clients. Donors put a lot of faith in our commitment to use their contributions wisely and we continue to operate efficiently and be fiscally responsible with our donations. Our administrative costs were 9 cents for every dollar raised. For every dollar spent 10 cents were spent on fundraising activities.

Lions Foundation of Canada is an accredited member of Imagine Canada’s Ethical Code Program and a founding member of the national Standards Program. This program demonstrates excellence in five key areas: board governance, financial accountability and transparency, fundraising, staff management and volunteer involvement. The Lions Foundation adheres to the Donor Bill of Rights and the Director of Development is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. We are proud to responsibly manage the donations we receive.

The Foundation is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors from across Canada, and is managed by a dedicated staff that ensure that every donation is used effectively and efficiently to meet the needs of its clients.

Commemorative Giving Whether purchasing a tree in Memorial Forest to commemorate the life of a loved one, or a plaque on the Pet Memorial Wall, or making a donation to honour a recently departed loved one, there are several options to choose from.

Leaving a LegacyA planned gift is a gift to commit to now, but which is realized in the future. It helps individuals structure a gift that fits their personal goals, while maximizing available tax benefits. The resulting donation provides the Lions Foundation with the support it needs to continue to provide Dog Guides and build into the future. A growing number of people are leaving a lasting legacy with a planned gift in their will.

Several people have established Dog Guide endowment funds to invest in the future growth of Dog Guides.

For a list of our Legacy Leaders see page 20.

Autism Assistance Dog Guide graduates Adam and Shasta with their family

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TOP1OWalks 1. Toronto West $ 91 , 807

2. Lethbridge $ 73 , 728

3. Oakville $ 38 , 356

4. Kitchener $ 24 , 743

5. Calgary $ 22 , 875

6. Orangeville $ 23 , 184

7. Toronto Harbourfront $ 22 , 369

8. Newcastle $ 21 , 953

9. Grimsby $ 17 , 887

10. Saskatoon $ 14 , 701

Purina® Walk for Dog Guides 2014

“This is our 4th year taking part in the Newcastle Walk and it is such a worthwhile cause! The program helps so many and makes a huge difference in people’s lives.”

Trish, Newcastle Walk participant

The Purina® Walk for Dog Guides is a national fundraising event held in more than 200 communities across Canada. Each year, participation increases and so do the funds raised; this support helps the Lions Foundation build more successful partnerships between Dog Guides and Canadians who have disabilities. To date, the Walk has raised more than $11 million.

Participants and donors are drawn to the Walk because it is a fun and easy way to give directly to the cause. One hundred per cent of the funds raised go towards the six Dog Guide programs thanks to the support from Nestlé Purina PetCare, the Walk’s title sponsor, and national sponsors Fido and WestJet.

In the last 29 years, the Walk has grown from an Oakville based event to a national fundraiser that takes place in every province and draws thousands of people and their dogs. This year, the Purina® Walk for Dog Guides took place in 209 communities and raised $1,163,843.27, an unprecedented amount and an enormous growth on the $54,227 it raised in its first year.

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AlbertaAlixCalgaryCanmoreClaresholmCold LakeGrande PrairieLethbridgeMorinvilleOkotoksPincher CreekPonoka Sherwood ParkSmoky LakeSpruce View Sylvan LakeTaberVermilion

British Columbia108 Mile RanchChilliwackEnderby Gabriola IslandGranisleLogan LakeNanaimoOliverPort AlberniRichmond (Vancouver)Salt Spring IslandSookeVictoriaWasa

ManitobaBinscarth BirtleBrandonCrystal CityHamiotaMinnedosaMordenPortage la Prairie/OakvilleRussellSprucewoodSte. AnneWawanesaWinnipeg

New BrunswickCampbelltonFrederictonHamptonJemsegMiramichiNew MarylandOromoctoRextonWinsloe

NewfoundlandArnold's CoveDeer LakeGanderGoulds Hare BayMarystownMount PearlOld PerlicanPasadenaPlacentiaPortugal Cove - St.Philip'sPouch CoveSt. John'sSunnysideTwillingate

Nova ScotiaAntigonishDeep Brook WaldecDigbyEastern PassageEnfield/ ElmsdaleKingstonMahone BayMiddle MusquodoboitMilford StationShelburne NSWindsor

OntarioAilsa CraigAjaxAytonBancroftBarrieBayfieldBeavertonBellevilleBlackstockBlenheimBlind RiverBramptonBrightonBrooklinBurlingtonCaledoniaCampbellfordCanningtonChepstowClaremontCliffordColborneDesboro DrydenEar FallsElmiraEssexFenwickFergusFormosaFort FrancesGeorgetownGoderichGoodwoodGrand BendGrimsbyGuelph

HagersvilleHamiltonHarristonInnerkipJordan StationKenoraKingstonKitchener WaterlooLindsayLondonLucknowMarkdaleMarkhamMaryhillMidlandMillbrookMississaugaMount ForestNewcastleNiagara FallsNiagara-On-the-LakeNobletonNorth BayOakvilleOmemeeOrangevilleOrilliaOttawaOwen SoundParisParry SoundPefferlawPetawawaPeterboroughPoint ClarkPort ColbornePort DoverPort StanleySelkirkSimcoeSioux LookoutSt. Catharines Grantham LionsSt. Catharines Merritton LionsSt. Josephs IslandSt. MarysThoroldThunder BayTiny TownshipTiverton

Toronto - BeachesToronto - ScarboroughToronto - WestToronto HarbourfrontUnionvilleUxbridgeVermillion BayWalkertonWasaga BeachWaterdownWaubausheneWellesleyWellingtonWoodbridge & VaughanWoodstock

Prince Edward IslandKensingtonNorth RusticoSummersideSussex

QuebecPont RougeRepentignySaint-HyacintheSherbrookeSt. AgapitSt-Adolphe-d'Howard

SaskatchewanBethuneCentral ButteErnfold/MorseEstonKiplingLumsdenMelvilleRegina BeachSaskatoonSpiritwoodUnity

YukonWhitehorse, YK

2014 WALK CITIES

The cities listed below participated in the 2014 Purina® Walk for Dog Guides.

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WALK RESULTS 2013-14

The cities listed below participated in the 2014 Purina® Walk for Dog Guides.

$50,000+LethbridgeToronto - West

$25,000 - $49,999Oakville

$10,000 - $24,999BrooklinBurlingtonCalgaryElmiraFergusGrimsbyGuelphHagersvilleKitchener WaterlooLondonNewcastleNobletonOrangevilleOttawaRextonRichmond (Vancouver)SaskatoonSt. Joseph IslandToronto - Harbourfront

$5,000 - $9,999AjaxBayfieldBrightonCampbellfordDesboroEastern Passage/Cow BayEstonFort FrancesFrederictonGeorgetownHamiltonMarkhamMillbrookMount ForestNorth BayOmemeeOrilliaPeterboroughPincher CreekPonokaPort AlberniPort StanelySelkirkSookeSt. Catharines GranthamTaberTivertonUxbridgeWaterdownWellingtonWhitehorseWinnipeg

Up to $5,000108 Mile RanchAilsa CraigAlixAntigonishArnolds CoveAytonBancroftBarrieBeavertonBellevilleBethuneBinscarthBirtleBlackstockBlenheimBlind RiverBramptonBrandonCaledoniaCampbelltonCanmoreCanningtonCentral ButteChepstowChilliwackClaremontClaresholmCliffordColborneCold LakeCrystal CityDeepbrook WaldecDeer LakeDigbyDrydenEar FallsEnderbyEnfield/ElmsdaleErnfold/MorseEssexFenwickFormosaGabriola IslandGanderGoderichGoodwoodGouldsGrand BendGrande PrairieGranisleHamiotaHamptonHare BayHarristonInnerkipInnerkipJemsegJordan StationKenoraKensingtonKingstonKingston (NS)KiplingLindsayLogan LakeLucknowLumsdenMahone BayMarkdale

MaryhillMarystownMelvilleMiddle MusquodoboitMidlandMilford StationMinnedosaMiramichiMississaugaMordenMorinvilleMount PearlNanaimoNew MarylandNiagara FallsNiagara on the lakeNorth RusticoOkotoksOld PerlicanOliverOromoctoOwen SoundParisParry SoundPasadenaPefferlawPetawawaPlacentiaPoint ClarkPont RougePort ColbornePort DoverPortage La Prairie/OakvillePortugal Cove-St. PhilipsPouch CoveRegina BeachRepentignyRussellSaint- HyacintheSalt Spring Island

ShelburneSherbrookeSherwood ParkSimcoeSioux LookoutSmoky LakeSpiritwoodSpruce ViewSprucewoodSt. AgapitSt. Catherines MerritonSt. John'sSt. MarysSt-Adolphe-d'HowardSte. AnneSummersideSunnyside Lions ClubSussexSylvan LakeThoroldThunder BayTiny TownshipToronto- BeachesToronto - ScarboroughTwillingateUnionvilleUnityVermilionVermilion BayVictoriaWalkertonWasaWasaga BeachWaubausheneWawanesaWellesleyWindsorWinsloeWoodbridge & VaughanWoodstock

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Financial Statements have been audited by Charles Havill, Chartered Accountant and are available at www.dogguides.com or upon request.

Lions Foundation of Canada Annual Report 2013-2014

GENERAL RESTRICTED TOTAL

Dog Guide Endowment Stevenson Fellowship

Year Ended June 30 2014 2014 2014 2014 2013

Revenues Donations $3,645,741 $650 $140,999 $3,787,390 $3,048,133 Purina® Walk for Dog Guides 1,163,843 1,163,843 1,096,537 Life Memberships 27,300 27,300 34,850 Fellowships 17,150 17,150 13,600 Grants 162,888 162,888 136,041 Investment Income 1,141,110 46,847 36,417 1,224,374 700,391 Other Income 61,099 61,099 57,303 Events 192,728 192,728 223,483 Gift Shop 6,370 6,370 10,181

6,418,229 47,497 177,416 6,643,142 5,320,519

Expenditures

Administration 398,206 398,206 394,069 Depreciation 294,537 294,537 271,765 General 265,552 46,847 47,685 360,084 320,868 Fundraising 489,944 489,944 493,581 Marketing 280,289 280,289 287,869 Property 571,844 571,844 465,963 Program Costs:

Assessment & Follow-Up 82,656 82,656 97,607 General 55,283 55,283 67,048 Salaries & Benefits 1,607,207 1,607,207 1,484,410 Student 301,459 301,459 236,303 Veterinary 156,521 156,521 142,125

4,503,498 46,847 47,685 4,598,030 4,261,608 Excess of revenues over expenditures 1,914,731 650 129,731 2,045,112 1,058,911Net Assets Beginning of Year 8,166,963 3,227,869 2,542,301 13,937,133 12,878,222 Interfund transfer (1,500,000) 1,500,000

Net Assets End of Year $8,581,694 $4,728,519 $2,672,032 $15,982,245 $13,937,133

GENERAL RESTRICTED TOTAL

Dog Guide Endowment Stevenson Fellowship

As at June 30 2014 2014 2014 2014 2013

Assets Current - Cash and Short-Term Investments $409,107 $19,296 $428,403 $653,621 Current - Other 766,154 - 766,154 320,946

1,175,261 19,296 1,194,557 974,567 Long-Term Investments 2,343,466 $5,112,836 2,960,263 10,416,565 8,150,787 Capital Assets 5,625,315 5,625,315 5,448,965

$9,144,042 $5,112,836 $2,979,559 $17,236,437 $14,574,319

Liabilities Current - Other $562,348 $384,317 $307,527 $1,254,192 $632,147 Long Term Debt - - 5,039

562,348 384,317 307,527 1,254,192 637,186 Net Assets Invested in Capital Assets 5,625,315 5,625,315 5,443,926 Internally Restricted - 4,728,519 2,672,032 7,400,551 5,770,170 Unrestricted 2,956,379 2,956,379 2,723,037

$9,144,042 $5,112,836 $2,979,559 $17,236,437 $14,574,319

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND NET ASSETS

Financial Statements

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$100,000+Fido, operated by Rogers Communication PartnershipMeehan, Donald Nestlé Purina PetcareOntario Trillium FoundationThe Estate of Lillian WrightThe Estate of Mary HawkerThe Estate of Patricia LangleyThe Estate of Robert Phipps

$50,000 - $99,999Law, HumphreyThe Estate of Elizabeth PaceThe Estate of Evelyn FoxThe Estate of Mildred Horne

$20,000 - $49,999Fox, BerniceHenderson, AudreyLCBO Coin CollectionLethbridge & District Kennel ClubOakville Professional Firefighters Calendar FundThe Caroline Cunningham Foundation for EpilepsyThe Estate of Beryl GoodallThe Estate of Doreen DyeThe Estate of Earl JonesThe Estate of George BraunThe Estate of John O’NeillThe Estate of Mary MackenzieThe Leonard and Gabryela Osin FoundationUnitron Hearing

$10,000 - $19,999AnonymousBernace Davison Davies FoundationBrunelle, MarcelJames & Barbara Snow Family Foundation -

The Oakville Community FoundationJaskula Jarvis Golf TournamentKurtz, John & SharonMalatzky, AvivaNyrose, CindeePassport to FreedomPlatt, DavidStephenson, GaryThe Estate of Carol DaviesThe Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999Anonymous914275 OntarioBossy, Richard & GabrielleBrown, KarenBuild-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation Canadian Tire #339 - Saber Merchandising Ltd.Collins, Garry & NancyCowan, RobertCserhalmi, DebbieDevaraj, ChikkahanumaiahGardiner, Wendy Griffiths, Valerie JeanHebel, Glen & RuthIacono, RobertJex, LauraJohnston, SusanKaring 4 Kids Together SocietyMcGowan, Donald & JuliaMoreau, Thomas & Brockman, DianeOntario Refrigeration & Air ConditioningPet Country EstateRussell, Ward & ShirleyScotiabank, TorontoSpicer, LouiseThe Fenella FoundationWelsh, Faye

$2,500 - $4,999AnonymousButler, MilesDevitt, WilliamEllis, GwenGeater, DonGreey-Lennox Charitable FoundationHospitality Dynamics Inc.Jaskula, PatLawless, Matthew & EvelynLessard, KathleenLuo, HenryMacartney, MarkMaycraftOntario Foundation for the Korean BlindOrangeville District Kennel Club Inc.Pfeiffer, GenevievePolimac, AlexanderReeves, Leonard Rob Parker Memorial SponsorshipRosetown Central Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd.Running ManiacsScotiabank, Lethbridge Simpson, DavidThe Estate of Constance PetersThomas, Brian & SusanWaterloo Knights of Columbus Council 5135Zoe Flatt Tzedakah Fund

INDIVIDUALS, COMPANIES, FOUNDATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS & ESTATES

Every donation of any size to Lions Foundation of Canada makes a difference. The individuals and organizations listed are donors who have contributed $1,000 or more. We are fortunate to have thousands of donors and thank them all for their support in helping provide Dog Guides for Canadians with disabilities.

With Our Thanks DOG GUIDE LEGACY LEADERS

Below is a listing of some of our donors who have made a commitment to support Lions Foundation of Canada with a planned gift.

Jennifer AnakaPatricia BaileyNancy BeattyBill & Linda BrownSandra BrysonJanet BurnsCarol CampbellLouise ColegroveGladys CumminsJennifer DaleGeorgina DaveyBernace DaviesMildred DmowskiChrista EllisJoanna FraserRob & Carol FurlanElsie GilesLinda GreigSharran HabokDianna HalcrowS. HamiltonNancy HandisydeCarol HaycockKatherine HewkoThomas HutchinsonDoris HydeTracy JohnstonYvonne JonesMary JubinvilleHarold & Gladys KendalTom & Linda KennedySharon KleinDonilda LacknerMarguerite LeidPaul LisStewart MacDonaldStella MagicSandra MaldonadoMaggie MannBeverley MascolaTracey MaxfieldJohn & Susan McCrackenDonald & Julia McGowanKaren McMillanFreda Millar-SzemenyeiTom Moreau & Diane BrockmanJean PamenterSusan PexmanDavid PlattGeorge PretliDonna QuerengesserWard & Shirley RussellPeter ScagnettiBev SchindelkaAllan ShelleyDorine SomersetPenny-Anne SoperDiane StoddartJosephine WalePamela WathenLen Wilhelm

$1,000 - 2,499Abbott, DebbyAbbott, JoyceAddy, Pat - Community Foundation for Kingston & AreaAdvanced Masonry (Ont.) Ltd.Alberta Kennel ClubAnderson, DonAnderson, MargaretAngela Bruce Chapter IODEAnglin, CarmenAqueduct Foundation - Jarvis Family FundATCO Power Canada Ltd.AVE Farms Ltd.Bank of Montreal, MontrealBannerman, LarryBascom, JohnBearly Used BooksBoucher, Don & MarionBranscombe, KatharineBrown, LyndaCairns, AllenCampbell, CarolCarswell, SusanCentury 21 Dreams Inc.CIBA Vision Canada Inc. Sterile ManufacturingCooper, J. WalterCoulter Media GroupCowell, PaulineCuthill, PatriciaCyr, DenisD’Andrea, MaryDaciuk, JoanDahms, RonaldDavey, GeorginaDavies, JohnD.D. Mac Electric Ltd.Defense and Aviation Wiring Inc.Denis, LeonardEastern Slopes Veterinary ServicesErsser, Anthony & DianaFidelity InvestmentsGauld, TomGore Mutual Insurance CompanyGraham, MabelGrainger, Brian & JanetHall, JeffreyHambury, JoanHenderson, David & LinaHerfst, RobHildebrandt, DorisHousel, Susan Huculiak, KimHuculiak, RichardJarrett, EdnaJRG Family FundKay, Joanne

Ketcheson, J.Ketchum Canada Inc.Kidd, MarjorieLee, KennyLewis, GailLloyd, BrentLoblaws Inc.Magic, StellaMak, MableMarket Place CommoditiesMarsh, HowardMartin, KimMcCracken, John & SusanMcDonnell, SteveMcGillivray, Bruce & CarolMcLeod, RichardMcQuarrie, LoriMehta, SubhashMoore, RuthMueller, SteveMurphy, LoriNorthland Power Inc.Oakland Bros Farm Inc.Old Newcastle HouseOwens Sweitzer (1972) Ltd.Parkinson, JeanPeartree Financial Services Ltd.Plasteras, AngelaPlatt, David R.Practica Ltd.Quickie Community Foundation - BrockvilleRegional Municipality of PeelRiley, Kenneth Royal Bank of Canada, TorontoRoyal Bank of Canada -

Employee Volunteer Program, TorontoRoyal Canadian Legion #127R U Ready AgilityRussell Investment GroupSaunders, DianneSchweigl, GertrudeScotiabank, BrockvilleScotiabank, BrantfordScott, JeanneShand, JackShelter Bay Public SchoolSparling, TreenieSutherland, John & BarbaraTaylor, SandraTelus CorporationThe Amarna Fund - Oakville Community FoundationThe Barraclough FoundationThe Estate of Horace BurtonThe Estate of Marjorie Laura Howard WilsonThe Ross & Doris Dixon Charitable Foundation

Tremble, MauriceTurner and Porter - Yorke ChapelValeant Pharmaceuticals InternationalWalker Wood FoundationWal-Mart Supercentre, Lethbridge Ward, DonnaWeaver, VictoriaWood, KarenWoolfrey, PhilWyrostok, KaylaYoung, Bruce & Gail

GIFTS IN KINDWith thanks to the following for donating items or goods and services valued at $1,000 or more.

Bayer CanadaDr. and Mrs. OstroDavid PlattDorine SomersetSteve & Kelly McDonnellAlysia ReichertzAnthony FordFood For LifeJudy LawsonMerial CanadaNestle Purina PetCareOlson, MarvinPJ’s Pet CentresTrafalgar BreweriesCartsPlus Healthcare Products Ltd.

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LIONS AND LIONESS CLUBS CONTRIBUTIONS

The clubs listed below donated $1,000 or more in 2013-2014.

$20,000+District A-15

$10,000 - $19,999Ariss & District Lions ClubCaledonia Lions ClubCalgary Chinatown Lions ClubCalgary Northeast Eyeopener Lions ClubCalgary Properties Lions ClubCalgary Southridge Lions ClubCambridge Highlands Lions ClubFergus Lions ClubFisherville District Lions ClubLions Club Of KitchenerLondon North Lions ClubMoose Jaw Lions ClubPerth Lions Club Riverview Lions Club St. Margaret’s Bay Lions Club

$5,000 - $9,999Ajax Lions ClubBonavista Lions ClubBridgewater Lions ClubBurlington Aldershot Lions ClubCalgary Mountainview Lions ClubClarenville Lions Club Coldbrook & District Lions ClubConception Bay South Lions ClubCredit Valley Lions ClubCupar District Lions ClubDistrict N-4Fenwick Lions ClubGarden City Lions ClubGoderich Lions ClubGrantham Lions Club Ingersoll Lions ClubKanata Hazeldean Lions Club Leader Lions ClubLeduc Lions ClubMakwa & District Lions ClubMeadow Lake Lions ClubMerritton Lioness ClubMississauga Central Lions ClubNewcastle (ON) Lions ClubNewmarket Lioness ClubNorth Rustico Lions ClubNorth York Central Lions ClubParkdale Sherwood Lions ClubParrsboro Lions ClubPeachland Lions ClubPefferlaw Lions ClubRegina Beach & District Lioness ClubRockton Lions ClubSpruce View & District Lions ClubSt. John’s Lions ClubThe Lions Club of Oakville Tillsonburg Lions ClubTruro & District Lions ClubWaterford Hospital Lions Club

$2,500 - $4,999Beamsville & District Lions ClubBlack Creek Stevensville Lions ClubCalgary Filipino Lions ClubCedar Lions ClubCobourg Lakeshore Lions ClubDistrict 5-SKSDistrict A-2 Charities District A-3District N-2 Lioness/LionettesDistrict U-3Fort Frances Voyageur Lions ClubFort Langley Lions ClubFowlers Corners & District Lions ClubGalt Cambridge Lions Club Goulds Lions ClubGuelph Lions ClubInnerkip & District Lions ClubKelowna Okanagan Mission Lions ClubKingston (NS) Lions ClubKitchener Waterloo Community Spirit

Lions ClubLong Point Lions ClubMarkham Lions ClubPictou Lions ClubRaymond Lions ClubRegina Beach & District Lions ClubRidgeway Lions Club Saskatoon Millennium Lions ClubSault Ste Marie Lions ClubShell Lake & District Lions ClubSt. Davids & District Lions ClubStony Plain Lions ClubSylvan Lake & District Lions ClubTiny Township Lions ClubUniversity of Waterloo Optometry Lions

Club BranchVancouver Cambie Lions ClubVancouver Pacific Lions ClubVancouver Shaughnessy Lions ClubVermilion Bay Lions Club

$1,000 - 2,499Alberni Valley Lions ClubAlliston Lions ClubAmbleside-Tiddlycove Lions ClubBarrhaven Lions ClubBeaverlodge Lions ClubBeiseker Lions ClubBelle River Lions ClubBelleville Lions ClubBethune & District Lions ClubBirtle Lions ClubBonfield & District Lions ClubBow Island Lions ClubBowness Lions ClubBracebridge Lions ClubBrampton Village Lions ClubBridgeport Lions ClubBridgetown Lions ClubBrighton Lions ClubBrockville Lions Club Burlington Lions ClubCabri District Lions ClubCalgary Heritage Lions ClubCalgary Wildrose Lions ClubCalgary Woodcreek Lions ClubCanmore Lions ClubCanning & District Lions ClubCanso Lions ClubCentral Manitoulin Lions Club

Chase Lions ClubChemung Lake District Lions ClubChestermere Lions ClubChezzetcook & District Lions ClubChilliwack Dogwood Monarch Lions ClubChilliwack Mount Cheam Lions ClubChinguacousy Lions ClubClaresholm Lions ClubClub Lions d’EarltonClub Lions Joliette Cobourg Lions Club Cowley Lions ClubCremona Lions ClubDenbigh-Griffith Lions ClubDereham District Lions ClubDigby and Area Lions ClubDistrict A-5District U-1 Dodsland District Lions ClubDryden Lions ClubDryden Trillium Lions ClubDuncan Lions ClubDunnville Lions ClubEast St. Paul Lions ClubEdmonton Northgate Lions ClubEdmonton Southgate Lions ClubEdmonton The City of Champions Lions ClubEsquimalt Lions ClubEsterhazy & District Lions ClubFairmont & District Lions ClubFerris Lions ClubFlin Flon Lions ClubFoothills Lions ClubForestburg Lions ClubFort Erie Lions Club Gambo Lions ClubGilford & District Lions ClubGordon Head Lions ClubGoulds Leo ClubGranisle Lions ClubHagersville District Lions ClubHalton K9 Lions ClubHampton Lions ClubHarvey Station Lions Club Havelock (ON) LionsHuttonville Lions ClubIrvine & District Lions ClubJasper Lions ClubKamloops Aberdeen Lions ClubKamloops Paddlewheelers Lions ClubKenora Lake of the Woods Lions ClubKincaid Lions ClubKing City Lions ClubKitchener Pioneer Lions Club Labrador City Lions ClubLacombe Lions ClubLangenburg & District Lions ClubLangley Lions ClubLeduc Breakfast Lions ClubLethbridge Lions ClubLethbridge West Lions ClubLindsay Lions ClubLomond Lions ClubLondon Central Lions ClubLong Point Lioness ClubLucan District Lions ClubMagnetawan Lions ClubMahone Bay Area LionsMaple Lions ClubMarmora Crowe Valley Lions ClubMarsville & District Lions ClubMarystown Lions Club

Medicine Hat Community View Lions ClubMedicine Hat Lions ClubMelita & Area Lions ClubMeota Lakeshore Lions ClubMidway Greenwood Kettle River Lions ClubMinden Lioness ClubMount Hope Lions ClubNashwaaksis Lions Club New Maryland Lions ClubNewmarket North Lions ClubNipawin Lions ClubNobleton Lions ClubNorth Battleford Lions Club North Shuswap Lions ClubO’Leary Lions ClubOrangeville Lions ClubParadise & District Lions ClubParis Lions ClubPeterborough Lions ClubPiapot & District Lions ClubPort Dover Lions ClubPort Stanley Lions ClubPortage La Prairie Lions ClubPortugal Cove St. Phillips Lions ClubPouch Cove Lions ClubQuebec L’Ancienne Lorette Lions ClubRegina Beach & District Lions Memorial ForestRegina Lakeside Lions ClubRepentigny Lions Club Rexton Lions ClubRosetown Lions ClubRussell & District Lions ClubRussell (ON) Lions ClubSackville (NB) Lions ClubSalt Spring Island Lions ClubSaskatoon Nutana Lions ClubSauble Beach & District Lions ClubSeaforth Lions Club Smoky Lake Lions ClubSouth Brant Lions ClubSouthey & District Lioness ClubSpruce Grove & District Lions ClubSt. Hyacinthe Lions Club St. Jacobs Lions ClubSt. Jean Iberville Lions Club Ste. Therese Lions Club Stoney Creek Lions Club Strathroy Lions ClubSundridge Lions ClubSweaburg & District Lions ClubThompson Lions ClubThornhill District Lions ClubTisdale Lions ClubTrenton Lions ClubUxbridge & District Lions ClubValleyview Overlanders Lions ClubVancouver Arbutus Lions ClubVancouver Chinatown Lions ClubVancouver Diamond Lions ClubVictoria Harbour & District Lions ClubVictoria Imperial Lions ClubWalkerton & District Lions ClubWasaga Beach Lions Club Washago Lions ClubWaterloo Lions ClubWheat City Lions Club Whitehorse Lions ClubWiddifield Lions ClubWyoming Lioness ClubWyoming Lions ClubYarmouth Lions ClubYork Lions Club

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AWARDS PROGRAMS 2013-14LIONS FOUNDATION OF CANADA FELLOWSHIPAlbertaDolores AlcantaraDexter BragasEvaristo CabalceRoger GeonzonEduardo OngpinRichard Tumanon

British Columbia Lita GreeneDina JanzenBob StrangFlorence WongNelson Wong

ManitobaBrandi Hall

Newfoundland/LaboradorJennifer HutchingsWilson MartinErnest Morgan

Nova ScotiaSharon Dykman

OntarioSandi AndrewRay BoltonNancy BoothBoston Pizza - St. CatharinesJim DavisSteve DeKleineJim EadieKerry L. FordLarry D. FranksJoanne GilewskiLinda GriffinWayne GriffinRichard HamelinGary HutchisonBruce KurtzDavid G. LintonJack McLarenNeil PerryStu RaynerGord SaundersJohn S. SaundersSwiss Chalet - St. CatharinesLucille TremblayBob vanDompselerHilda WainwrightLarry WainwrightEd WarrenWayne Pitman Ford LincolnZehrs - St. Catharines

Prince Edward IslandBarry Stewart

QuebecRobert AllardRobert BouchardJean-Claude CôtéChristiane LimogesGregory McKennaDaniel PoulinJacquelin RiouxRoger RobertDenise SoutièreNicole Thibault

SaskatchewanBob AbernethyJoe BarettoApril Chapin-PatersonJunette CroissantElizabeth FlodellRhonda GoslingHerb HarrisonPhil HollowayShirley LarterTyrel OmiecinskiThomas SchwabJamie SinclairAdeline Steinley

JUDGE BRIAN STEVENSON FELLOWSHIPAlbertaLucy ArnoldBarb AtchisonShirley BulloughMichelle BusstPatricia BusstIris CadrinBarry CraneMandy DansereauJason DaoustBob EllingsonKaren FieldJoyce FolkHarold GrahamDennis HallAnne HandfieldMary A. HeggeJames HigginsBarry HopkinGlenna HopkinRick JackmanStacey W. JonesLeta JulyHeather Kane-MacLeodAlison KeelerAnne KennedyKristine KozorizPauline KrauseDoreen LarocqueShirley MacLeodBetty McKinstryBetty MilesNancy MoedtMargaret NewnhamDennis NosykMurray D. OstranderRussell PetersGloria PetrykMarlene PhillipsDon PilgerCraig SkellyBeverly SpencerEllen TiemanCarol WalterMonte Weisser

British ColumbiaLyle AngmanOriano BelusicGrant BentRon BerodGlynnis BoulleDan CarsonChristina ChangPatricia ClassenJim CorbettJean CornetGord FarrellElaine FraserJohn (Bud) FraserJeannie HamEmilie HuangTheresa HuculakKaren IsingerLes JackmanHazel JamesRichard JewellJaqueline (Jaquie) JohnstonRay JohnsonDonald E. JonesPauline KocsirVivian LamKevin LeeKevin LeggeMarjorie LewisVivian LoDavid MacDonaldRod MacIsaacGarry McArthurGerald McEvoyMarina McIlwaineBryan MeeCarmen MisolaBrian MorinRobert (Bob) Newton

Bonnie NgBarb ObsniukWayne PageJoan (Jodi) PosenerBob ReeDon RipponAlbert RuelPaige ScobleBoyd ShackellLeslie SmithTeona SparkesAmy TamDave WeightmanAlex WongHans WongRoger WongElverie WorthJohn WreggittSandra Yung

ManitobaKathy McCormickVal Wasylciw

New BrunswickKarl BowlandBrent BuchananJoseph ConnorsJohn GoodArthur HarrisMichael MenziesMartin MesmanJim Simpkins

Newfoundland/LaboradorJanet AbbottPaul AbbottStan BarnesFred BestBill ButtCarl ChafeHubert ChafeTerrance ClarkeDora CoozeHansen DaltonIrene DaltonRoy FisherEdna FlahertyClifford ForwardJoan ForwardYvonne GodfreyGus GreenRuth HanrahanThomas HarveyAiden HynesClev IngramEdward LockyerDon McPhailFred MurphyGeorge ParsonsAdrian PowerKaren PrichettDerrick RideoutAlf RodwayJuanita SkiffingtonBrenda StanfordChesley StanfordCarolyn StewartBaxter TuckLloyd VardyMary WaltersPauline Warren

Nova ScotiaBob BarryTom BeardsleyPauline BrommittGeorge CrozierFrank Hartman

Ontario Tom AldersonBill BarberRick BellRoss BrownJoan (Jodi) Burbidge

Don CameronRichard J. (Dick) CotéKaren DoyleDavid EarlStan EastmanPaul EnglishDiane Gardy Gretchen GordonClare GreenfieldWade HinesEdward HollettRon HollywoodDavid HowardKen HuelinJim HutchinsonGary HutchisonNorman KearneyLes KentJoyce MahovlichJanet MarissenLloyd McCoyJim MelenDorval MinvilleGeoff MontgomeryAlan MortsonNaomi NakamuraGail NeimanAndy NessnerPeter OShellCarolyn PeischlLeo ProvostJohn Watson RacePaul RiddellHerv SchrothKen ShamessJack SteeleBob TannerSusan TaylorDerek ThomasGeoffrey TroutRoss TroutJohn WalshRuth WattsHarry WheelerSue WhitmoreRobert B. Williams Marg WilsonHarm Zylstra

Prince Edward IslandWilliam (Bill) MurphyGerard Peters

QuebecClaude AprilChristian ArbourDenis BerthiaumeWayne BervedereJean-Clair BouletLuc BrissonNathalie CollinDanielle CorbeilClaude DagenaisMichel DaragonAndré DesmaraisRichard DufourÉdouard FournierYves GravelRéjeanne LarocheMurray MarkanenRita MarquisMonique MasseCaroline PelletierJean-Paul PoulinYves ProulxJean RobinGaston RoyEric SmithClaude St-Laurent

SaskatchewanKati BallKevin ButtF.A. (Al) ChurchCharles CorrinDarrell Deck

Phil DevosHelen FoxLloyd GilesCarl HamMarg HayesDale HickeyArt JacobsDiane JohnstonDennis KeaysRichard LambTheressa LambJim MoenMaurice (Moe) OlsenJim PatersonDonelda PhillipsLyle O. (Ossie) PhillipsPriscilla TheriaultJames Trayhorne

USADennis BullockGary LockertJan PolanDonald Wight

PROGRESSIVE JUDGE BRIAN STEVENSON FELLOWSHIPAlbertaAlbeo BaquiranBasil BoydAlma BragasDexter BragasDelia CabalceSean FalleEileen SkinnerTom SkinnerAndrew G. StrangRey TantayErlinda TumanonMonte Weisser

British ColumbiaBabe BaileyElizabeth Poon

New BrunswickMargaret Granter

OntarioMark KelsoChris Lewis

Prince Edward IslandChris FrenchPaul GauthierBev Semple

SaskatchewanJoan MooreGrant Wirth

PROGRESSIVE LIFE MEMBERSHIPAlbertaLynne CoulterDennis Stevenson

Nova Scotia Gordon McMillan

OntarioChristine EastmanPeter HammondAlan LennoxMarj LewisHarry MansJanet OrrBill PatersonLynda PatersonShannyn Whittaker

QuebecRobert Dupuis

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