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WCH Foundation is fully accredited under Imagine Canada’s Standards Program. The Standards Program awards accreditation to charities and nonprofi ts that demonstrate excellence in fi ve areas of operations: board governance, fi nancial accountability, fundraising, staff management, and volunteer involvement.

Women’s College Hospital is fully affi liated with the University of Toronto.

to look closer, aim higher, go further as we revolutionize healthcare together. Thank you.

Women’s College Hospital Foundation790 Bay Street, Suite 600, Box 52Toronto, ON M5G [email protected]

The Foundation’s Registered Canadian Charitable Organization number is: 119302628 RR0001

R E P O R T T O O U R C O M M U N I T Y2 0 1 4 / 2 0 1 5

Revealing the picture of health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

The future of healthcare for women is clear – and here – where vision and knowledge align . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Hearing what women want from healthcare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

A perpetual and passionate quest for better patient care . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

100 years later, they continue to sweeten the pot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Fashioning the right fit for healthcare’s future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Each month a pause for a common cause . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Inspiration and impact that lasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Partnership brings strength and focus to women’s health . . . . . . . . . . .12

A 17-year-old’s search for support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Three generations live to share their story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

WCH past, present and soon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Remembering who matters and what moves us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Financial highlights (2014-2015) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

A last word . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Donor listing (2006-2014) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Table of contents

History in the making

Cover photo: The emotion that keeps surfacing in their conversation is gratitude, for the care and support of Women’s College Hospital, but also for the good fortune of having each other, of being able to give and receive help. Three generations of women share their story: (L-R) Stephanie Power, Michele Power and Gail Wyer. See story “Three generations live to share their story,” page 15.

The stories that fill this book reflect a rainbow of personal realities belonging to patients, families, community members, staff and supporters. They bear the distinctive, diverse features of Women’s College Hospital (WCH). Whether those features are familiar to you or new, as you turn these pages, ask yourself: where do I fit, or want to fit, in this picture?

WCH HISTORY ON DISPLAY AT QUEEN’S PARK

RUTH HYMAN, DONOR AND PATIENT

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Michael Cooper, founder, president and CEO

of Dream, is one of them . He and his

real estate company were so taken by how

deftly the hospital is transforming services in

its new building at such a scale, under tight

constraints, that he and Dream together became

a million-dollar donor . Michael believes that

Women’s College Hospital and Dream have a

lot to learn from one another .

He marvels at the hospital’s significant and

successful shift in what it does, how and for

whom: delivering care to growing numbers of

people with chronic health problems – without

beds or overnight admissions, with less costly

care that is coordinated around patients’

needs . He calls that intelligent, innovative,

solution-based change that makes business sense

and enhances patient-centred care .

We live in a world of measurement and

metrics, driven to meet and exceed them . And

still, it is our relationships with the people we

meet, and meet again, that move us . Thank

you for doing both .

Thank you for setting the future of healthcare

in our sight .

What do I see?

Patients treated with sensitivity, as complete,

complex individuals . People receiving care when

it’s often out of their reach . Academic researchers

collaborating in and with the community,

carefully testing solutions to our health system

problems . Patients and families providing input

into everything from clinic scheduling to program

delivery to hospital design . Leaders speaking

up against an unacceptable status quo; clinical

researchers stepping up when evidence is wanting;

teams finding new ways of working, persisting

until results improve . A place big enough to

influence, small enough to innovate .

And you; I see you: donors and supporters of

this community . Embedded in the picture, in

the hospital’s evolving story, helping make it all

it can and must be . Women’s College Hospital’s

achievements are often ground-breaking; many

possible only because of a groundswell of giving

from 22,000 donors .

V. Ann Davis, Board Chair, Women’s College Hospital Foundation

Revealing the picture of health: Donors like you nurturing Women’s College Hospital

“ Delivering quality healthcare at a reasonable cost is one of the most significant challenges today. I was blown away by how innovative the hospital is. It’s as much as you could hope for. It’s inspirational.DREAM FOUNDER, PRESIDENT AND CEO MICHAEL COOPER ”

2 WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY 2014/2015 3

“Let me belong.” Leading the province’s only hospital dedicated to the health of women,

during a monumental shift in healthcare, is Marilyn Emery’s dream job .

And now she is seeing the creation of a new Women’s College Hospital,

and the development of a new kind of healthcare, take shape .

That’s an important mission, not just for the CEO of WCH, but for

everyone who put their heart, head and soul into building the state-of-

the-art hospital facility, which opens its doors this fall . The differences in

how healthcare is designed and delivered – in how it works for patients

inside and outside this new facility – is important not just for one woman,

but for all women; not just for today, but for the future; not just for WCH,

but for Ontario’s health system as a whole .

“Doing what truly matters and what is financially sound is my take on

sustainability,” she says . “I want to ensure that our innovations make a

difference to the health system and matter to women and girls from all

backgrounds and communities . No other hospital is doing this and it’s very

inspiring for me to be part of that .”

Before planning for the hospital’s redevelopment project was completed,

Marilyn knew it was important to hear from the women for whom it was

being built . Their insights and advice were captured in WCH’s A Thousand

Voices for Women’s Health study and were then reflected in the new

hospital’s design and the development of its unique models of care .

Patient engagement is always taken into consideration in the formation of

WCH’s programs and strategic areas of focus – health for women, complex

chronic conditions, health system solutions . That’s how Marilyn Emery is

built; her goal is to deliver real change that makes a tangible difference in

the lives of women, their families and their communities .

The future of healthcare for women is clear – and here – where vision and knowledge alignMarilyn Emery, President & CEO, Women’s College Hospital

Hearing what women want from healthcare From A Thousand Voices for Women’s Health (2010)

“Don’t judge me.”

“Understand where I come from.” “Don’t assume who I am based on how I look or talk.”

“I have a story. Please listen to it.”

“ I don’t want to be dismissed because I’m too old to matter.”


A perpetual and passionate quest for better patient care Heather McPherson, Executive Vice-President, Patient Care & Ambulatory Innovation, Women’s College Hospital

The 1,200 patients who come through Women’s College Hospital every day

may not see her, but Heather McPherson keeps a vigilant, compassionate eye

on their collective experiences, quality of care and health conditions . She also

seeks their input regularly and keeps a close read on the views .

Heather’s quest for improvement is perpetual and passionate . It is fuelled

by an unwavering will to design and deliver services differently – through

patients’ eyes, guided by the latest evidence and a healthy appetite for change .

Heather also knows that providing services efficiently and effectively is the

best way to sustain them and to strengthen the health system for all .

Resilient and reliable for more than a century, the volunteers of

Women’s College Hospital keep coming, caring and contributing in tangible

and subtle ways: selling home-made jam to raise funds; cuddling newborns

in spun blankets; helping anxious patients and families as they come and

go through difficult times; donating hard cash for soft spaces and new

treatment tools .

These volunteers are ever present, warm and welcoming . They give and

gently guide, showing patients, families and staff they can count on their

support . Every day, making the difference that is Women’s College Hospital .

100 years later, they continue to sweeten the pot

175 VOLUNTEERS

35 LOCATIONS ACROSS THE HOSPITAL

24,604 VOLUNTEER HOURS IN 2014 ALONE

$1 MILLION RECENTLY DONATED TO SUPPORT WCH’S NEW HOME

WCH ASSOCIATION OF VOLUNTEERS


Fashioning the right fit for healthcare’s future

Women’s College Hospital cares as much

about improving the health of healthcare as

it does the health of its patients that come

in and out of its doors . Dr . Danielle Martin

says that’s just one reason WCH is the

singularly perfect place to fashion the future

of healthcare .

Consider this constellation of strengths .

A unique strategic focus on health system

solutions, superlative academic credentials

and evaluation expertise . A majority of

patients with complex chronic health

conditions, the population whose needs

present a major healthcare challenge .

The right-sized operation to find better

ways to serve those patients and the system

alike . Real-time research on real-time

problems, with healthcare partners bent

on trying, failing, refining, finding – and

sharing – new ways to deliver better care,

better results and greater economies of scale

across Ontario .

These changes are happening because

people like Danielle and her colleagues

have the courage, capacity and

encouragement to see, own and tackle

problems together, one by one, before

moving on to the next improvement

in waiting .

Dr. Danielle Martin, Vice-President, Medical Affairs & Health System Solutions, Women’s College Hospital; Senior Fellow, WCH Institute for Health System Solutions and Virtual Care (WIHV)

and sharingsolutions

to improve population health, patient experience and contain system costs. At

WCH’s Institute for Health System Solutions and Virtual Care (WIHV), projects are

evaluated for the quality and value they bring to healthcare. Some are already

reaching communities beyond WCH walls.

Tryingrefining

finding


Inspiration and impact that lastsMargaret Norrie McCain’s ties to Women’s College Hospital are

personal, familial, professional, socio-political, philanthropic – and

long-standing .

Margaret’s mother, a senator and social activist, was a close friend

of Dr . Henrietta Banting, former director of the hospital’s Cancer

Detection Clinic, Ontario’s first . There was also a Nova Scotia

cousin, Dr . Lillian Chase, recognized for her pioneering work in

diabetes at WCH .

Women’s College Hospital had its own powerful pull on

80-year-old Margaret, a two-term Foundation board member, donor

and acclaimed advocate still at work today improving the lives of

women and children .

Margaret is drawn to the hospital’s forward-looking approach to

improving the health of women at all levels, from prevention to

innovative clinical work to research . Women need a hospital like

WCH, says Margaret, to respond to their complex, complete lives

and the factors affecting their health and the health of their families .

“Women’s health is inter-generational . When women are healthy,

children and families are healthy,” she says .

Margaret’s enduring inspiration - her trailblazing mother - clearly

taught her daughter a thing or two about the importance of legacy and

of making a mark . Margaret’s support for Women’s College Hospital

is staunch; her commitment strong . To Margaret and others who

choose to contribute to WCH as one way to leave a mark on this

world, we thank you .

SHEILA HAMBLETON, LONG-TIME MONTHLY DONOR, WITH HUSBAND DONALD

Each month a pause for a common cause Sometimes a place and its people become inseparable

to you and part of you; perhaps because of your own

interactions or because you’ve discovered something

remarkable about it that you think important . Or

maybe you met someone there who changed how you

think, how you make decisions or even how people

can live . Your values and priorities are in sync; you say,

“There’s just something about this place…”

That’s often how the story goes for donors of

Women’s College Hospital . It’s not surprising, then,

that there are so many people who’ve opted to donate

monthly to WCH, creating year-round reminders of

their shared beliefs and common cause . Women’s health is inter-generational. When women are healthy, children and families are healthy.MARGARET NORRIE MCCAIN

“”


Women’s College Hospital stood out clearly amid a crowd of

commendable causes when Shoppers Drug Mart was contemplating

who and what to support to improve women’s health, the

corporation’s primary philanthropic focus . Women’s College Hospital’s

priorities, principles – and patient population – were a perfect fit .

Shoppers Drug Mart made its largest-ever sponsorship investment

to support the creation of WCH’s two major online health

education websites, which have become go-to resources for women

across Canada and around the world . MyHealthMatters .ca and

WomensHealthMatters .ca are hosted by Women’s College Hospital

with all content created and vetted by hospital experts .

These websites give busy women easy access to reliable, up-to-date

health information and tools targeted to their age, health issues

and priorities .

Corporate partnerships like this one with Shoppers Drug Mart help

provide the reach, scale and investment so important to making the

current and future goals of Women’s College Hospital attainable .

Partnership brings strength and focus to women’s health

By joining forces, Women’s College Hospital and Shoppers Drug Mart are working to improve the health of the nation, one woman at a time. LISA GIBBS, DIRECTOR, COMMUNITY INVESTMENT, SHOPPERS DRUG MART

“IT TAKES ENERGY, DEDICATION AND MOVEMENT IN THE SAME DIRECTION, NO MATTER WHAT THE SPEED, TO HELP ENSURE THAT THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF ALL CANADIAN WOMEN GETS STRONGER OVER TIME. IT ALSO TAKES A TEAM – LIKE THE ONE PICTURED HERE ON THE DAY OF THE 2015 SHOPPERS DRUG MART RUN FOR WOMEN IN UNIONVILLE, WHICH SUPPORTS THE WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM AT WCH.

”12 WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION | REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY 2014/2015 13

Three generations live to share their story

The women gracing this report’s cover, grandmother Gail, mother Michele and daughter Stephanie,

are bound by blood and love, connected by common choices and experiences, strengthened by

shared empathy . A simple sketch of their story’s 18-year arch reveals three women, spanning 50 years

in age: all test positive for the BRCA1 genetic mutation which carries high risks of breast and ovarian

cancers; all opt for preventive surgery and all cancer-free when undergoing mastectomies – Gail and

Michele in 1998; Stephanie in 2014 .

And all had the same surgeon: Dr . John Semple, who has seen WCH research breakthroughs make

grandmothers out of women who previously would have died early of hereditary cancers .

Women’s College Hospital no longer brings babies into the world, but Dr . Semple happily says

the hospital is now delivering grandmothers and inter-generational joy – instead of devastating

news – to generations of women like Gail, Michele and Stephanie . Not surprising then that the

emotion that keeps surfacing in their conversations is gratitude, for the care and support of

Women’s College Hospital, but also for the good fortune of having each other – to give and

receive help – of being together through it all .

Dr. John Semple, Surgeon-In-Chief, Women’s College Hospital

MICHELE AND STEPHANIE POWER AND GAIL WYER ARE PHOTOGRAPHED TOGETHER ON THE COVER OF THIS REPORT.

For more than half her life, Fiona Bedlington has been tied to

Women’s College Hospital . First, as a struggling 17-year-old

trying to cope after being told her endometriosis left motherhood

unlikely . A special WCH support group, then the only one of

its kind, gave Fiona the help and hope to move on . Now a

mother of two, Fiona is a WCH Foundation employee and

monthly donor . When she arrives at work every morning, she

looks forward to her day and to new stories of how

Women’s College Hospital touches people’s lives . She smiles,

knowing she’s a part of it all as it is a part of her .

A 17-year-old’s search for support

Half a life later, Fiona Bedlington is still connected to WCH, moving from patient to WCH Foundation employee.


Women’s College Hospital past, present and soon

1973

PHOTOS: THE MISS MARGARET ROBINS ARCHIVES OF WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL

Outraged that women were shut out of medicine, Dr. Emily Stowe, Canada’s first woman doctor, founded Woman’s Medical College, run by and for women.

The first hospital, located at 18 Seaton Street, opened with seven inpatient beds.

Women’s College Hospital and Dispensary was officially opened at 125 Rusholme Road.

Ontario’s first cancer detection clinic for “well women” was opened; WCH pioneered the practice of screening healthy women for early signs of cancer.

WCH became a fully accredited teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto. That required a contentious by-law change allowing male physicians to become full-time medical staff.

WCH became the first hospital in Ontario to use mammography as a diagnostic tool to detect breast cancer.

WCH began operating independently under the Public Hospitals Act.

WCH opened the Family Practice Health Centre. It was the largest in Toronto at the time, and remains one of the largest today.

WCH opened its Perinatal Intensive Care Unit, the first in Canada.

WCH opened The Bay Centre for Birth Control. Dr. Marion Powell (known as the “Mother of Birth Control in Canada”) became its director in 1981.

WCH opened its cardiac prevention and rehabilitation program designed exclusively for women, the first in Canada.

WCH awaits full completion of the capital redevelopment project with the opening of its second phase in the fall of 2015.

WCH began planning for its new home with a $555 million capital redevelopment project. In 2013, the first phase of the new hospital opened.

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Listen to the volunteers, hear and feel the spirit of ownership, the sense of building and protecting this place together. There is real community-based support for what this organization is doing. And you feel the pull of that.V. ANN DAVIS, BOARD CHAIR, WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

The first thing Ed Clark says is that it’s not about him or the time and money he gives to Women’s College Hospital . As he speaks with awe about the formidable females in his life and in history, it’s clear what does matter .

“It’s about the courage of the women from Women’s College Hospital who said, ‘We’ll do it ourselves,’ and the women who have been there since, real people making a difference .” Honour their strength and conviction, he says, celebrate their

accomplishments; remember the barriers and their battles to use their talents to improve healthcare, society, themselves .

It’s also about social change, about tackling challenges to resourcing and re-imagining healthcare . That requires the right business model and culture . And when Ed reflects on the spirit of Women’s College Hospital, strong from its start, and looks at its new model in practice, he sees the future of healthcare here, at Women’s College Hospital .

2014 – 2015 Women’s College Hospital Foundation Board of Directors

V. Ann Davis, Chair

Tonie Chaltas

Paul Damp

Arlene Dickinson*

Susan Doniz

Stephen Dowd

Marilyn Emery, President & CEO, WCH

Jane Gavan

Katherine Hay, President & CEO, WCHF

Jane E. Kinney

Christopher Knight

Sheila Laredo

Blair Levinsky

Nancy MacKellar*

Mary Lou Maher, Chair, WCH

Patricia McGee

Joanne Mealia

Colleen Moorehead

Marisa Piattelli

Maryam Sanati

Incoming board members in 2015Steve Litwin

Kim Mason

Eden Oliver

Debbie Simpson

Shelagh Stoneham

Honorary Foundation ChairEd Clark

Leadership

Celebrating what women’s courage creates

Remembering who matters and what moves us

*Board members completing their term in 2015

ED CLARK, FORMER PRESIDENT & CEO, TD BANK GROUP AND HONORARY CHAIR, WCHF

“”

Women’s College Hospital Foundation Advisory Council

Carol A. Cowan, Chair

The Hon. Dr. Carolyn Bennett

The Hon. Elinor Caplan

The Hon. Margaret Norrie McCain

The Hon. Senator Nancy Ruth

The Hon. George Smitherman

Darleen Bogart

Pat Campbell

Sylvia Chrominska

Louise Fast

Maureen Kempston Darkes

Ann Kerwin

Mary Susanne Lamont

Janet MacInnis

Wanda O’Hagan

Jocelyn Palm

Susan Perren

Len Racioppo

Gail Regan

Kimberley Shannon

Dr. Elaine Todres


Grants to the hospital

35%Foundations

86%Restricted

16%Corporations

2%Endowed

49%Individuals

12%Unrestricted

53%Research

47%Capital Projects & Education

Highlights of Operations and Fund Balances For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2015 2015 2014Revenues

Donations and Fundraising 9,955,383 6,657,319

Net Investment Income 4,313,715 6,429,203

Total Revenue 14,269,098 13,086,522

Grants and Activities

Fundraising & Administration 3,833,827 4,181,945

Grants 1,995,507 2,356,281

Change in Fund Balances 8,439,764 6,548,296

Fund Balances at Year End

Unrestricted Funds 2,445,122 1,771,997

Restricted Funds 60,445,476 52,678,837

Total Funds 62,890,598 54,450,834

Detailed audited financial statements are available upon request.

Please contact [email protected] or 416-323-6323 for more information.

Financial highlights (2014-2015)

Who are our donors?

Where do our donors direct their dollars?


IN HER FIRST YEAR AS WCH FOUNDATION PRESIDENT & CEO, KATHY SEES IN VOLUNTEERS LIKE KAREN GRUNDY

THE PULL, PASSION AND SENSE OF COMMON PURPOSE THAT WOMEN’S COLLEGE HOSPITAL ELICITS

IN ALL ITS SUPPORTERS.

You move us .

I feel truth and power behind your stories . They speak to

your passion for this remarkable community; they show

how genuine your generosity is . Whatever the form or

function of that generosity, it expresses a common core

belief in Women’s College Hospital, a certainty about

its necessity and its primary place in, and impact on,

people’s lives . There’s a current of confidence that runs

through your stories too – confidence in what the hospital

has become and is becoming; confidence in what it will

yet become .

That makes us mightily motivated to fill that future to

the brim . Dear donors, you have built a spectacular haven

for health . In it, people with complex health problems

experience care in a profoundly different and startlingly

sensible way . From it, a new kind of healthcare is emerging

to better serve patients and the system . You move us to

those greater aspirations – to action .

Your stories also remind me why my work is never

a matter of function . It’s a way for me to live out my

values and convictions, with a joy drawn from the people

who surround and support Women’s College Hospital .

Together, we can magnify and multiply its innovation,

research and earnest efforts to do better for patients and

the system .

A last word We must open the doors and we must see to it they remain open, so that others can pass through.

“”

ROSEMARY BROWN, POLITICIAN, ACTIVIST

Katherine Hay, President & CEO, Women’s College Hospital Foundation


$10,000,000 +Women’s College Health Research

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999Estate of F. Marguerite Hill

$1,000,000 - $4,999,999Association of Volunteers, Women’s College Hospital

Charles Luther Burton Trust

Fran and Edmund Clark

Michael J. Cooper and Dream Unlimited

Louise A. Fast

The Peter Gilgan Foundation

Serge Godin

Estate of Edwin Arthur Gomme

Estate of Rauha ‘Maude’ Jack

Margaret Norrie McCain

The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited

The Morrison Foundation

Nancy’s Very Own Foundation

RBC Foundation

Scotiabank

Shoppers Drug Mart

Estate of Florence Winnifred Stacey

Anonymous

$500,000 - $999,999The Bennett Family Foundation

BMO Financial Group

Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, Ontario Chapter

CIBC

Paul and Lynn Damp

Elizabeth D. Hamilton

KPMG, KPMG Foundation and Partners

Estate of John Morrison Williamson

Gail Regan

TD Bank Group

Anonymous

$250,000 - $499,999Carter Layne Charitable Fund

Estate of Margaret Georgina Chambers

Deloitte, Deloitte Foundation and Partners

Joan Eakin and Chris Hoffmann

The Friends of Women’s College Hospital

Estate of Margaret Gerrard

Shirley Granovsky

Estate of Theresa Haddock

F. Marguerite Hill

Audree M. Koehle

Estate of Patricia Pepall

Estate of Lucia ten Kortenaar

$100,000 - $249,999Gail R. Appel

Avon Foundation for Women

Estate of Barbara Balmer

Karen and Bill Barnett

C.A. Delaney Capital Management Ltd.

Margaret G. Chambers

Sylvia D. Chrominska

Carol A. Cowan

George and Katherine Dembroski

The E & S Charitable Foundation

Ian and Patricia Fraser

The Henry White Kinnear Foundation

The Linda Frum & Howard Sokolowski Charitable Foundation

Nancy MacKellar

Mary Lou Maher

Nancy E. Main

Estate of Mildred E. Machala

Colleen Moorehead and Daniel McCarthy

Estate of Gilbert Colin Murray

The Muzzo Family Charitable Foundation

Philip and Linda Lee Palter

Brian and Megan Porter

Estate of Kathleen Mary Sloan

Len and Vivian Racioppo

The Linda Judith Reed Foundation

Michelle Samson-Doel

Floyd and Barbara Stern

Eleanor & Burnett Thall Family Foundation

University of Toronto

Sheila Craig Waengler

Women’s College Family Practice Associates

Anonymous (2)

$50,000 - $99,999Deborah Barrett and Jim Leech

Bilfinger Project Investments Inc.

Estate of Bruno K. Blache

The Bruce H. Mitchell Foundation

The Budd Sugarman Foundation

V. Ann Davis

Marilyn Emery

Estate of Evelyn Fortier

Carol A. Gray

Holdbest Foundation

Estate of Olive Ibberson

J.P. Bickell Foundation

Colleen and Brian Johnston

Estate of Henry Jones

Thomas Kierans and Mary Janigan

Mary Susanne Lamont

Estate of Catherine Liddy

McCarthy Tétrault LLP and McCarthy Tétrault LLP Foundation

Mercer HR Consulting

Christian Murray

National Bank of Canada

The North Toronto Business & Professional Women’s Club

Dr. Nowell Solish Medicine Professional Corporation

Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

N. Jane Pepino

Gillian Riley and Chris Thompson

Eva Ryterband

Estate of Margaret Florence Stephens

Seventy-Six Davenport Limited Partnership (Diamante)

Stikeman Elliott LLP

Bill and Bronwen Thomas

Estate of Beatrice Catherine Titley

Estate of Roy Uyematsu

Estate of Ruth Estella Vanderlip

John Weir

WCH Department of Medicine

Sally C. Wright

Anonymous

$25,000 - $49,999Acxsys Corporation

Aird & Berlis LLP

Allergan Inc.

Amgen Canada Inc.

Charalambos Antoniou

Peter Barr

Barrick Gold Corporation

Bell Kearns & Associates Ltd.

Bousfields Inc.

Michael J. Bratty

Brompton Funds

We are pleased to acknowledge cumulative gifts of $2,500 or more received between April 1, 2006 and Dec. 31, 2014.

Brookfield Partners Foundation

Burgundy Asset Management Ltd.

George and Martha Butterfield

Debra Campbell and Barbara Lefcoe

Cara Operations

Sue A. Carruthers

Estate of Frederic James Carson

Marlene Cepparo and Peter Hamilton

Stan and Debra Couto

William A. Cunningham

Davis + Henderson, Limited Partnership

Jeanne DesBrisay and Donald Gilchrist

Mary Dodd and Daniel Dederer

Tania Martin and Stephen Dowd

Elizabeth Fanjoy

Michael Flintoff

Margot Franssen

Goldman Sachs Canada Inc.

Pati Greenwood and Jeff Dowsett

Lorraine Greey and Stephen LeDrew

Estate of Margaret Mary Harris

Gillian Hawker

In Memory of Lucie Helen Homburger

James H. Cummings Foundation Inc.

Jane E. Kinney

Knightsbridge Human Capital Solutions

Janet MacInnis

Eric Margolis

Maxims Limited Partnership

Michael H. McCain

McCain Foods Limited

Karin McCaskill

June McLean

Joanne S. Mealia

Estate of Jennifer Ellen Naiberg

Gerald O’Leary

Ontario Acoustic Supply Inc.

Jocelyn Palm

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Rathark Inc.

Jim Ruderman

Morneau Shepell

Estate of Ouilla Shirriff

Ann Southam

Estate of Anne Steem

Heather Stockton

George Stowe

Terry Stuart

Mary Thomson

Thomson Reuters

Elaine Todres

Torys LLP

Michael Voisin

Nadia Walter

Benita M. Warmbold

John Watson

The Woodbridge Corporation

Anonymous

$10,000 - $24,99998.1 CHFI

A & A King Family Foundation

Annette Addison

The Alumnae Association of WCH School of Nursing

Jim Andersen

Estate of Doris Hilda Anderson

Peter Angelou

Claire Angus and Mark Caplan

ART for Cancer Foundation

Anne M. Avery

Estate of Les Celestyn Bachorz

Bayer Inc.

Bell

Carolyn Bennett

Angela Bhutani

Birch Hill Equity Partners Management Inc.

Betty Birmingham

Jason L.S. Birnboim

Black & McDonald Limited

Yvonne Bland

BMO Employee Charitable Foundation

BINNIE HYMAN, DONOR AND PATIENT

Donor listing (2006-2014) Many generous friends have made heartfelt gifts to Women’s College Hospital Foundation to help change healthcare and improve patient lives. We’re grateful for every gift received. We couldn’t make such a powerful impact without you. Thank you.

Spirit of Life Society

The Spirit of Life Society was established in honour of Dr. Emily Stowe, who founded Woman’s Medical College in 1883. Like Dr. Stowe, members of the Spirit of Life Society believe in the fundamental need for a hospital dedicated to the health of women - a place of care, education and research.

Spirit of Life Society members support that vision by arranging a future gift to benefit generations of patients and families to come. Mindful of Dr. Stowe’s legacy, these generous donors build on what came before, strengthen and advance it, leaving a mark of progress on what is important.

David Aronoff

Betsy Murray

Penelope J. Bell and Jack Pasht

Danielle Berrut

Donna Brown

Lorraine Brown

Ruth M. Buchanan

Thomas A. Caster

Carol A. Cowan

Jean E. Dryden

Cecile Goodman

Nancy L. Griffin

Elizabeth D. Hamilton

Martin and Vicki Heenan

William Hughey

Helen Kampfmuller

Linda Langero

Janet MacInnis

Nancy E. Main


John and Lynn Milligan

Kathleen Mulheron and George Szuszwal

E. M. Orsten

Jocelyn Palm

Gail Regan

Geoffrey M. Seymour

Jenny Tan

Sheila Craig Waengler

Wendy Weaver

John and June Wevers

Anonymous (6)


Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Martha J. Burns

Estate of Elizabeth W. Burton

Margaret Catto

Tonie Lynne Chaltas

Deborah Chant

Catherine Clark

Co-operators General Insurance Company

Curtis and Joanne Cole

Jillian Coles

Estate of Elizabeth Curtiss

Catherine David Nolan

Anne M. Delicaet

Carol Derk

Desjardins Group

Estate of Mildred I. Dobbs

Alice Dong

Robert Dorrance and Gail Drummond

Ann Elliott

Enwave Energy Corporation

Ernst & Young LLP

Estée Lauder Cosmetics Ltd.

Eileen P. Farrow

Festive Earth Society

David and Tamara Finch

John Fishell

Richard Fishell

Estate of Audrey Eileen Fleury

Susan H. Fowlie

Frank and Joan Lew Charitable Trust

Jean M. Fraser

Frederick and Douglas Dickson Memorial Foundation

Harvey and Leah Fruitman

Gabelli Asset Management

Gamco Investors, Inc.

GCIC Ltd.

Jack Gehrels

General Mills Canada Inc.

General Motors of Canada Limited

Kathryn Giffen

Linda Glover

Government of Canada

Gowlings

Groundlayer Capital Inc.

Estate of Frances Gural

St. Clair and Margaret McCabe

Hanscomb Limited

James W. Harbell and Patricia McQuaid

Stephen Harris

Doreen G. Hawkinson

Karen A. Higgins

Estate of Ada Elizabeth Hill

Dan Hill

Estate of Egon Homburger

Hood Packaging Corporation

Sandy and Naomi Horodezky

Joanna Horowitz

Ani Hotoyan-Joly

William Hughey

IBM Canada Ltd.

IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund

Imperial Capital Group Ltd.

The J. and B. Carroll Family Foundation

The Jarislowsky Foundation

Shirley E. Johnson

Kads Capital Inc.

Helen Kampfmuller

Elizabeth Keeley

Catherine M. Kelly

KingSett Capital Inc.

Kinross Gold Corporation

KMR Specialty Steel Ltd.

Labatt Brewing Company Limited

Melenda Lam

Sheila Laredo and Richard Marcovitz

Mary Ann Lawrie

Estate of Laura Legge

Michael A. Levine

Diane Loeb

Ana P. Lopes

M.S. Lamont & Associates Ltd.

Donald S. and Adrian Macdonald

Jodi Macpherson

Estate of Lorna Orpah Madden

Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment

Irene Martin

MasterCard

Estate of Alice Mary Matheson

McCain Capital Inc.

Heather McPherson and John Sims

Mintz & Partners/Brettler Foundation

Carl Mollins

Morgan Stanley Canada Limited

Julia Murphy

Jean Murray

Olive Media

OPG Employees & Pensioners’ Charity Trust

Elisabeth M. Orsten

Coulter and Barbara Osborne

Pacific Blue Cross

Estate of Gladys Elizabeth Payne

E. M. Mae Potton

The Powis Family Foundation

Precise Parklink Inc.

Prism Partners Inc.

Raymond Edward Foundation

The Rees Family

Ellen Reid

Research In Motion Limited

Struan Robertson

Paula Rochon

Rogers Communications Inc.

Agnes Roulston

Estate of Agnes Mary Roulston

Estate of Dorothy Margaret Roulston

RPM Technologies Corporation

Estate of Maria Samuel

Jackie Schleifer Taylor and Paul D. M. Taylor

SecureKey Technologies Inc.

Lili Shalev Shawn

Sherrard Kuzz LLP

Silvercreek Management Inc.

Charles Simon

Sionna Investment Managers Inc.

Dianne J. Sloan

Estate of Ellen Irene Smith

Edward Sorbara

Joan M. Sproat

Standard Life

Andrew Stein

Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation

Teranet Inc.

Burnett M. Thall

The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation

The Herjavec Group Inc.

The Langar Foundation

The Larry and Cookie Rossy Family Foundation

Anne Marie Thomas

Edward Thompson

Beverly Topping

TorQuest Partners

Towers Watson

Sidney H. Troister

UBS Securities Canada Inc.

United Way of Greater Toronto

USICO Foundation

Walsh Construction Company Canada

Waratah Capital Advisors

WCH Department of Surgery

Stephanie Rita Weinstein

Ila Weiser

John and June Wevers

Ryan Wiley and Brian Vandervecht

The William and Nona Heaslip Foundation

Robert C. Williams

Susanne Williams

Ruth Woods

Estate of Jessie Elizabeth Wright

Diana Yenson

Anonymous (5)

$2,500 - $9,9991235794 ONTARIO INC.

Emmanuel Abegunrin

Herbert Abramson

AECON

Affinity Market Group

AGF Investments

Aimia Canada Inc. (Aeroplan)

Lisa Allen

Peter A. Allen

Phyllis Amber

Ric Amis

C. Anandakrishnan

Ellen Anderson

James Anderson

Jean E. Anderson

Cindy Andrews

Karen Annis

Hina Ansari

Viola Antao

Josefina Apuya

Antonio S. Araujo

Arbitration Place

Crocetta Arcuri

David Aronoff

Astellas Pharma Canada, Inc.

Robert M. Astley

Yoo-Mi Astley

AstraZeneca Canada Inc.

Betsy Murray

Naomi Azrieli

BA Consulting Group Ltd.

Tamara Babici

Bacchus Medical Communications Inc.

Lori Baldwin

Anatole Banner

Banque Nationale Groupe Financier

Ari Baratz

Bruce C. Barker

Janet Barker

Tania Barnes

Harriet Barr

Barrie Colts

Clare Barry

Dianne Bartley

Helen P. Batty

Sonia Baxendale

BD Canada

Mitzi Beale

Edwin L. Beallor

Kingston Beamish

Eleanor Bear

W. Geoffrey Beattie

Diana Belevsky

Bell Employee Giving Program

Catherine Bellinger

Bennett Jones LLP

Judith Benson

Christine Bessey

Barbara Birkett

Tuhina Biswas

Emily Black

Susan Black

Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP

BMW Toronto

Estate of Emil Bobko

Boehringer Ingelheim Canada Ltd.

The Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Canada

Ngala Bole

Bondfield Construction Company Limited

Bernice Bonney

Angela Bosa-Slokar

Bosley Real Estate

Anke Bosma

The Boston Consulting Group of Canada Limited

Patricia Bowness

John and Catherine Boynton

Brandes Investment Partners & Co.

Glennamae Breckenridge

Bristol Gate Capital Partners Inc.

Brookfield Properties Ltd.

Frances C. Brooks

Patricia Brooks

Derek Brown

Estate of Dorothy Gertrude Brown

Janet Brown

Lorraine Brown

Mitchell Brown

Patricia Bruckmann

Richard Brull

Margaret Burkholder

C. Bruce Burton

Patricia Byers

Lesley Byrne

Barbara Callbeck

Graeme Cameron

Estate of Marie Louise Thérèse Suzanne Campagna

Colin Campbell

Hazel L. Campbell

Canadian National Railway Company

Canadian Tire

Cannon Design

Canso Investment Counsel Ltd.

CYRELE SHOUB, DONOR AND PATIENT

100 Women

What do strong women passionately committed to a common cause do when presented with an ambitious goal? They question, collaborate, persevere – and achieve.

The Canadian women leaders who comprise the 100 Women movement, launched in 2013 during Women’s College Hospital’s centennial year, all have their own powerful reasons for being part of it. Their commitments each come with individual stories revealing why they believe so strongly in the purpose and potential of Women’s College Hospital – in what it now brings to women, the community, the province and the country and what it must and can offer in the future.

As the extraordinary women listed below inspire others to discover and support WCH, they are working their way to that ambitious goal, in this case, $10 million to help ensure that the future potential of Women’s College Hospital is achieved.

Gail R. Appel

Elisabetta Bigsby

Sylvia D. Chrominska

Carol A. Cowan

Lynn M. Damp

Louise A. Fast

Patricia Fraser

Shirley Granovsky

Elisabeth D. Hamilton

Nancy MacKellar

Mary Lou Maher

Nancy E. Main


Colleen Moorehead

Katherine L. Morrison

N. Jane Pepino

Megan Porter

Vivian Racioppo

Linda J. Reed

Michelle Samson-Doel

Eleanor Thall

Sheila Waengler

Anonymous


Elinor Caplan

Cardiac Health Foundation of Canada

Margaret Carlton

Ellen Carr

Margaret Carr-Harris

Nancy J. Carroll

Meredith A. Cartwright

Catherine Casey

Daniel C. Casey

Paul Casey

Richard Cavanagh

Centura Limited

Rita Ceolin Pede

Alfie Cevraini

CGI Information Systems and Management Consultants

Alexander Challenger

An-Wen Chan

Jennifer Chasson

Betty Chen

Vincenta L. Cheng

Beverley Chernos

Sandra Chiarandini

Shobhana Chiplunkar

John Chow

Rose-Anna Chu

Mo Chung

Barbara Church

Cidel Financial Group Inc.

CISCO

Citibank Canada

Lori Clint

Margaret E. Cockshutt

Lorraine Code

Coerente Capital Management Inc.

Stephen Cole

Estate of Jack Coman

Conam Charitable Foundation

Mary Corcoran

William J. Corcoran

Rosa Cordiano

Rosella Cornaviera

Corus Entertainment Inc.

Marion Coukell

Caroline Coulson

Stephanie Crammond

Credit Suisse Securities Canada Inc.

Donna Creed

Marilyn J. Creighton

Cresford Developments

Mildred J. Crowley

Maureen Cryderman

Cundari

Joan Cunnington

Lindsay Dale-Harris

B. J. Danylchuk

Nandini Dasgupta

Margaret Davey

Jean Davidson

Reta Davies

Anne Davis

Jennifer Davis

Anna Day

Barbara Day

Jean Day

Richard De Haas

Michael and Christine De Santis

Dino Del Zotto

Catherine A. Delaney

Lynne Delfs

Delmeade Construction Ltd.

Delta Urban Inc.

Raymond Desilets

Robert Desjardins

Katherine Devins

Diamond and Schmitt Architects Incorporated

Cresencio Diaz

Wendy Dimmock

Dragan Djordjevic

Robert Dmytryshyn

Toni Domingues

Joan Domm

Margaret-Anne Dorward

Sonal Doshi

Paula Dourado

Downtown Porsche

Peter Dravers

The Duboc Family

Duff & Phelps Canada Limited

Dundee Bank of Canada

Ann Dunlop

Sheila F. Dunn

Alessandra Durnan

Robert Dutton

DW Squared Limited Partnership

Irene Dziedzic

E-L Financial Corporation Limited

Estate of Muriel Ada Eames

Susan Eastham

Edelman Canada

Senator Art Eggleton

Derek Elion

Elite Construction Inc.

Ruth Ellis

Entrinsic

Environics

Jose Estrela

Mary Evans

Barbara Evans-Boyden

Sherry I. Evershed

Fairlane Asset Management Limited

George Falkiner

Tamara Farber

Wendy Farnell

Rochelle Feldberg

Mary Felice

Fenton, Smith Barristers

Anna Ferguson

Mary Ferguson

Fidelity Investments Canada

Filion Wakely Thorup Angeletti LLP

Warren Finlay

Gordon J. Fishell

Douglas Fitzsimmons

Fleury Family Fund

Catherine Foley

Kenneth and Frances Foley

Kim Forgues

Forty Choices Canada Inc.

Elaine Francis

William Frank

Kathleen Freeman

Anna Friedenberg

Lynn From

Naomi Fromstein

Terry Fryett

Pauline Gadsby

Gillian Garneau

Barbara Garrick

Donna Garson

Laura Gatensby

Suzanne Gayn

GE Healthcare Canada

Christine Gedge

General Electric Canada Inc.

Generation Capital Limited

The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation

Elsie Gerds

Peter Giacomelli

Michelle Gibb

Giesecke & Devrient Systems Canada, Inc.

Cheryl Giffin

Francesca Gigliotti Chari

Marcia Gilbert

Gwyneth Gill

Michael Gillespie

Robert Glass

Jane Glassco

Michelle Glogowski

Margaret Gobinsingh

D. Barbara Goldring

Rose Goldstein

Cecile Goodman

Grace Goodman

Goodman and Carr LLP

Joseph Gorog

Janet Gouinlock

Suzanne Gourley

Graceway Canada Company

Ingrid D. Graham

Sheila Graham

Gregor Grant

John N. Grant

Judy Grant

Milan Graovac

Paul Gratias

Shanon O. N. Grauer

Sylvie Gravel

Barry E. Green

Michael Greenstein

Kimberley S. Greenwood

Ruth Gregory

Eugenia Greig

Nancy L. Griffin

Susan Grigg

Elizabeth Groff

Jennifer Gruer

Susan Grundy

Harry Gundy

GWL Realty Advisors Inc.

H2 Central Marketing & Communications

R.A. Hackett

Lillian Haibeck

Balfour Halevy

Sheila S. Hambleton

Peter Hamilton

S. Hamilton

Richard Hamm

Suellen Hanet

Sharon L. Hanewich

Elspeth Hannan

John Harcourt

Katharin R. Harkins

M. Bernice Harper

Beverley Harris

Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd.

Betsy Harvie

Sheila Hathorn

Katherine Hay

Heather Heaps

Jane Heath

Heathbridge Capital Management Ltd.

Paul T. Hellyer

Robert Henderson

Eva Henke

Kathleen Hill

Hill + Knowlton Strategies

Barbara Hoffmann

Warren Holder

Estate of Lucie Helen Homburger

David K. Hope

Chokwan Horvath

Hub International HKMB Limited

Rev. Dr. Nan Hudson

Hudson’s Bay Company Foundation

John Huehn

Hugo Boss Canada Inc.

Helene Hunt

Carrie L. Husein

Valerie Hussey

Peter Hutchison

Kevin Hynes

Linda Iaccino

IBI Architects

Madelyne Imrie

Industrial Alliance Insurance and Financial Services Inc.

Glenna Ingold

Intact Financial Corporation

Samantha E. Ireland

Joanne Irvine

J.E. Vatcher Family Fund

J.H. Rattray Trust

J.S. Cheng & Partners Inc.

The JAGelber Fund

Leslie Jager

Martha James

Jarislowsky Fraser Limited

Ingrid Jarvis

Kelly Jay

Lisa Jeffrey

Doris Jenner

Colleen Johnson

Elspeth Johnson

Rodger Johnson

Rosemary Johnson

Sherril Johnson

Lois B. Jones

Sylvia Jones

Vicki Jones

Jones Collombin Investment Counsel Inc.

Just Energy

Jessica Kamphorst

Allan Kaplan

Kasian Architecture Ontario Incorporated

Carl I. Keddy

Charlene Keeling

Josephine Keenan

Robin Keigher

Kathleen L. Keil

Mary Kelly

Ruth Kelner

Maureen Kempston Darkes

Louise Kennedy

Nancy Kennedy

Ruth Kerbel

Terry Keto

Debbie Kimel

Linda Kingston

Yolanda Kirkham

KJ Harrison & Partners Inc.

Maxine Kleindienst

Marilyn Kneller

Chris Knight

Christopher M. Knight

Laura Kohoko

Tabitha Kollar

Jacques Konig

Jan Koolman

Korn/Ferry International

Adir Koschitzky

Koskie Minsky LLP

William Krehm

Alex E. Kremer

Doreen Kropf

Toby Kruh

Mary Anne Kuntz

Kal Kuronen

L’Oréal Canada Inc.

La Fondation Emmanuelle Gattuso

Rita M. Lachapelle

Janice LaForme

Olive Lai

Deoranie Lakhan

Betty Lam-Clarke

Lawrence Lamantia

Akhileshwar Lamba

Lanterra Developments

The Larkins Family Foundation

Dick and Mabel Lau

Irene Lau

Stephen Lauzon

Ann Lawson-Brehl

LDL Corp.

Esther Lee

Nancy Lee

Wolfgang Lehmann

Margaret Leighton

Kathryn J. Lennox

LEO Pharma Inc.

The Leonard & Felicie Blatt Foundation

LEVEL5 Strategic Brand Advisors

Anthony Levitt

Beverley Lewis

Euphemia Lewis

Linda Lewis

Pamela W. Lewis

Clifford L. Librach

Ivan Lieszkowszky

LifeLabs

Corazon Lim

Michael Lin

Thomas Lipa

Lorraine Lipscombe

Judythe Little

Jacqueline Loach

Loewen, Ondaatje, McCutcheon & Co. Ltd.

Irina Loewy

Gail Rae Loftus

Elizabeth Lojowsky

Shona Lotta

Patrick Loubert

Victoria Loutsiv

Danny Lovatsis

Doris Low

Robert Lucas

Madeline Lunney

Bonnie Macdonald

Flora Macdonald

Marg MacDonald

Patricia Macdonald

Vivian Macdonald

Gwelda Macdonald-Tuttle

Sandra E. MacGillivray

James Macintosh

P. Anne MacKay

Meredith Mackinlay

Heather Maclean

Margaret MacLellan

Gail MacNaughton

Arlene M. Madell

Christine Magee

Magna International Inc.

Atoosa Mahdavian

Tina Majthenyi

Dara Maker

Monika Malherbe

Manitou Investment Management Ltd.

Sonya Mannerow

Helen Manning

Regina Mantycki

Manulife Financial

Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

Trevor and Nicolette Mapplebeck

Rosino Marchione

Leora Marcovitz

Richard Marcovitz and Sheila Laredo

Marek Hospitality Inc.

FLORA MACDONALD, DONOR AND PATIENT

DOROTHY ST. JOHN, DONOR AND PATIENT

SHARON NEWMAN, DONOR AND PATIENT


Denyse Marion

Michelle Marion

Maritz Canada Inc.

Elisabeth Marsden

Danielle Martin

Natalia Martin

Aurora Martino

Nancy Martino

Stephanie K. Mason

Anne Matlow

Nancy Matthews

Kurt Matysek

Mina Mawani

Eva Mayer

John Maynard

J. Scott McCain

Martha L. McCain

Anne McCart

Daniel McCarthy

Mary McCartney

Sara McColl

Beth McCosh

Kelly McCraw

Barbara E. McDonald

Frederick McDowell

Patricia McGee

Robin McGillis

Lynne McKay

Stephen McKinney

Terri McKinnon

McKinsey & Company Canada

Elsa McLaughlin

McLean Budden

Joann and Rodger McLennan

McMillan LLP

Ria McMurtry

Mary E. McPhun

Julia McRae

Stasia McTavish

Medavie Blue Cross

Medcan Health Management Inc.

MediaCom

Anne Medlock

Nelly Mendelsohn

Simha and Nelly Mendelsohn

Merck Frosst Canada Ltd.

Nathalie Mercure

Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto

Suzanna Mezzanotte

Michelle and Michael Levy Family Foundation

Stephen Miko

Dorothy Miles

Miller Thomson LLP

Yvette Miller-Bortolussi

Maureen Mino

Sheldon Mintz

Lorelie Mitchell

MMM Group Limited

David K. Modjeska

Natalia Modjeska

Marcia Moffat

Josiah Moffatt

Beverley J. Moir

Delia Moog

Juanita Moore

Anne Morash

Pamela Morgan

Betty Morison

Katherine L. Morrison

Debbie Morrissey

Jane Mosley

E. Diane Mugford

Marion Muirhead

Kathleen Mulheron

Anne S. Murdock

Alexander Murphy

Mary Murphy

Heather Murray

N M Rothschild & Sons Canada

Anita Nador

Jennifer Narjes

National Bank Financial Group

Murray Neal

Irin Neuendorff

New York Fries

Sharon and David Newman Family

Janet Nixon

NORR Limited

Novantas Inc.

Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc.

Elsa Nowlan

Wanda and Richard O’Hagan

Kathryn O’Neill

Pierrette O’Neill

Odgers Berndtson Canada Inc.

Ogilvy Renault LLP

OLG

Oliver Wyman Limited

One Financial Corporation

Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation

Ontario Power Generation

Susan E. Opler

Oriana Financial Group of Canada Ltd.

Nancy Osberg

Hugh Osler

Ruth Ostrower

Marian Packham

Susan Pahad

Palais Royale Corporation

Carmela A. Pallotto

Heather Palm

Pantar Developments Inc.

Par-Med Property Services Inc.

Maureen Parkinson

Parkview BMW

Colleen Parrish

Martha Parrott

Partners and Edell

Katherine Paterson

Ross Paterson

Alys Patterson

PCL Constructors Canada Inc.

Susan Peacock

Linda Pearson and David Burns

Pepsi Bottling Group Canada

Ardyth Percy-Robb

Edith Pereira

Perkins Eastman Black/IBI Group Architects in Joint Venture

Phoenix Performance Products

Marisa Piattelli

Estate of Viola J. Pike

Wilson Piriz

Mary Anne Platten

Christine Pletch

Karl Ploemacher

Hillary Pounsett

Estate of Yvonne Poupore

Mark Powell

Joyce Pratt

Jennifer Price

Victorine B. Price

Tony Pringle

Valerie Pringle

Dorothy Pyfrom

Estate of Ethel Isabella Quinn

Margaret Ralston

Estate of Barbara Jean Rance

Sharon Ranson

Anna Rauth

Alan and Louise Redway

Linda J. Reed

Nancy J. Reid

Elizabeth Rennie

Tammy Ring

Deborah Rix

Gigetta Rizzo-Daudlin

Peter Roach

Bruce Roberts

Donalda Robertson

Barbara Robertson Elliott

Virginia Robeson

Cheryl Robinson

Geraldine Robinson

Linda Robinson and Peter Gilchrist

Silvina Rocca

Bruce Roffey

Susan Rogers

Nadine Rolle

Naomi Rose

Kathleen Ross

Marjorie Ross

Gella Rothstein

Jane Rounthwaite

Shelly Rowe

Laura Rubino

Adam Rubinoff

Steven and Elizabeth Rukavina

Ryerson University

Donna Rygiel

Geoffrey Rytell

Harriet Sakuma

Michael N. Salzer

Maryam Sanati

Rosita Sanchez

Walter Sanson

Patricia Sauerbrei

L.J. Savage

M.F. Scagnol

The Schneider Family Foundation

Ruth Scolnik

Sherry-Anne Seeriram

Marianne Seger

Anne-Marie Seguin

Amanda Selk

John Semple

Seniority Investments Ltd.

Hilda Senter

Mathew Sermer

Gwendolyn Setterfield

Harry Seymour

Kimberley Shannon

Stephen Shapiro

Prati A. Sharma

Sharna Foundation

Catherine Shaw

David and Martha Shaw

Janet Sheffield

Sheerin A. Sheikh

Judy Sheppard

SHI Consulting Inc.

Margo Shields

Milton Shier

Lara Shohet-Clark

Wendy Shore

Bohdan A. Shulakewych

Godyne Sibay

Signal Hill Equity Partners Management Inc.

Malcolm Silver

Dean Simmons

Beverley A. Simpson

Estate of Francis Harding Sims

Kissoondai Singh

Anna Siu

Carol Slatt

Carol Slavens

Jane Smale

Mavis Smarthe

Doris Smith

Eileen Smith

Gillian Smith

Jay Smith

Lois Smith

George Smitherman

Snowy Owl Management Inc.

Sonia Solomon

Estate of Ioana Constance Soutzo-Malone

John C. Spears

Mary Spears

Michael Speer

Carolyn Speers

Heather Speers

John and Rochelle Spekkens

Spencer Stuart & Associates Ltd.

SPM Group Ltd.

Marion Sproat

Dorothy St. John

Anne Steem

Karen Stephenson

Harvey Sterling

Leonard Sternberg

Catherine Stevenson

Elva Stewart

Estate of Muriel L. Stewart

Stiefel Canada Inc.

Marina Stockmann

Doreen Stoot

Ruth Stowe

Nancy Strader

Steven Strauss

Street Capital Financial Corporation

SuccessFactors

Shiori Sudo

Gary A. Sugar

Sussex Strategy Group Inc.

Gweneth Sutherland

Susan Sutin

Sutts, Strosberg LLP

Rosslyn Swanson

Gerald Swinkin

Barbara Switzer

Sylvia & David Green Philanthropic Fund

Beth Symes

Michael E. Tait

Margaret A. Tamaki

Marion Tanaka

Jeannette Tanguay

Andres Taul

Barbara Taylor

Karen Teasdale

Sandra Teperman

Paula Terry

Laura Thanasse

The Benjamin Foundation

The Biggar Hedges Foundation

The Caring Foundation

The Northern Trust Company, Canada Branch

The Offord Group Inc.

The Susan, Sarah and Nicholas Latremoille Fund

Nancy Thomas

Valerie Thompson

Helen Thomson

Peter Thomson

Susan Thomson

Eliza Thorne

Pauline Tice

Ronald Tillotson

E. Joan Timbrell

John B. Tinker

Lois Topham

Torkin Manes Barristers & Solicitors

Toronto Foundation

Torstar Voting Trust

Peter Townley

Margaret Tracey

Anne Trebilcock

Lorna Tregunno

Megan Tregunno

Tribute Pharmaceuticals

Thu N. Trinh

Gaye Trombley

Antonina Trozzo

Mary Trudelle

Robert Tucker

Lynne Tuer

Leah Tunney

Peter and Lois Turk

Margaret K. Tutecky

Brian Tyrrell

Cheryl Underhill

Sandra Upjohn

Ila Vaculik

Sandra Varanesi

Vivian Vassos

Douglas Verity

Deborah Vernon

Annette M. Verschuren

Visa Canada

Bill Vlaad

Estate of Lea L. Vogel-Nimmo

Susan von Bose

Verena Von Stritzky

Claudia Vsetula

Yvonne Wai

Martha Wake

Diane E. Walker

Darren J. Wallace

Elizabeth Walter

Lenore Walters

Walton Capital Management

Sandra Warren-Nesbitt

Susan Waterfield

Janice Watters

WCH Department of Anesthesiology

WCH Department of Gynecology

WCH Sport CARE

Alexandra Weber

Deedee Weinstein-Enchin

Welded Tube of Canada

Richard Wernham

Joan Westcott

W. G. G. Weston

Patricia White

Sarah White

Maureen Whitehead

Diana Wielgus

John Wilkes

Alice Williams

Estate of Joan May Williams

Victor H. Williams

Susan Willmot

Beth Wilson

Judith Wilson

Wilson Heights Lodge No. 1998, B’Nai Brith

Jane Wilton

Charles M. Winograd

Gordon W. Winter

Nancy Wise

Herbert Wisebrod

Walter Wodchis

Greg Wolfond & Family

Estate of Rose Wolfson

Women’s College Hospital Dermatology Associates

Women’s Executive Network Foundation

Laurel Woodrow

John A. Woodward

Kyra Woudstra

Mary Wright

Susan Wright

Tracy Wynne

Juana Yokoy

Helen Zinkargue

Janet Murdoch Zive and Terry G. Zive

Zive Financial Inc.

Anonymous (10)

LORI SYLMAN, PATIENT

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this list. Please contact [email protected] regarding any omissions or corrections.

NARA ABRAMS, PATIENT


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WCH Foundation is fully accredited under Imagine Canada’s Standards Program. The Standards Program awards accreditation to charities and nonprofits that demonstrate excellence in five areas of operations: board governance, financial accountability, fundraising, staff management, and volunteer involvement.

Women’s College Hospital is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto.

to look closer, aim higher, go further as we revolutionize healthcare together. Thank you.

Women’s College Hospital Foundation 790 Bay Street, Suite 600, Box 52 Toronto, ON M5G 1N8 416-323-6323 [email protected] www.wchf.ca

The Foundation’s Registered Canadian Charitable Organization number is: 119302628 RR0001

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