D o n o r s a re h e re , w h e n i t m a t t e r s m o s t

“You really do get back what you give. I’m energized to be a part of building something with the community that will benefit us all.”

Every day, Sunnybrook is here for patients and their families, when it matters most. Our donors are essential to making sure we will

continue to be here. For your support, we are extremely grateful – thank you.

This Report to Donors for 2005-06 is but a small sampling of the contribution that donors have made in the past year, many of whom have either experienced the care given here or are inspired by it.

We hope that we are able to convey how much a donation – at whatever level – can matter, and how much your support inspires us.

~ Dr. Sherry Cooper

Sunnybrook Foundation

2006 Report to DonorsOur VolunteersSunnybrook Foundation gratefully acknowledges the generous gift our wonderful volunteers give, when it matters most. Providing information and comfort, a warm smile, active in fundraising and special events, our volunteers help in so many ways and make such a difference in the lives of patients, visitors and staff. Your commitment, dedication and talents are remarkable – Thank You

Every effort is made to ensure proper recognition of each donor. Please contact Cathy Thomas regarding any omissions or corrections, or to provide feedback about this publication, at 416-480-6193 or by e-mail at cathy.thomas@sunnybrook.ca

Report to Donors Our ContributorsThis Report was prepared by the Marketing & Communications team at Sunnybrook Foundation –David Gates, Nekeisha Mohammed, Karen Sparks and Stephen Williams – with assistance from Leanne Brazier, Lindsay Dutton, Sally Principio-Yong, Dana Stanescu, Cathy Thomas, and Justin Van Leeuwen.

Story ideas from Rob Gottschalk, Lee Maziarz, Sandra Scian and Daisy Tse.

Special thanks to Hospital photographer, Doug Nicholson.

Design: wishart.net

Our inspiration came from you, thank you.

Jeff and susan became parents to a beautiful baby boy named Jackson on March 10, 1994. Jackson got a head start on life and was

delivered 10 weeks premature, weighing a fragile two pounds. The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) became Jackson’s home and a place of comfort for his parents during the first two and a half months of his life, providing round-the-clock, comprehensive and lifesaving care to Jackson. According to Susan, “The staff were amazing people and demonstrated an open style of caring. It’s terrifying having a sick child – you need a private space. The nurses helped us have privacy.”

In the summer of 1995, they hosted Jackson’s Rave – The Party for Preemies to demonstrate their gratitude and appreciation for the care Jackson received from the NICU. With the help of volunteers they organized a fundraising event that attracted more than 400 people to their backyard. Since then, Jackson’s Rave has evolved into a much-anticipated annual event, and in 2003 relocated to the Angus Glen Golf Club to accommodate the growing number of attendees.

Since 1995, Jackson’s Rave has raised more than $250,000 for the NICU – no small feat for a couple who initially wanted to show their appreciation by

throwing a small party to buy a rocking chair for nursing mothers. “It feels wonderful and I get a great deal of satisfaction from telling the story and the history of the event. It’s a great way of getting people engaged,” says Susan. Now a healthy and active 12-year-old, Jackson loves sports and video games and has yet to decide whether he wants

to be a paramedic or doctor when he grows up.

Jackson’s birth has led to an enduring and committed relationship with the NICU that has helped care for countless premature babies.Jeff and Susan are excited about the expansion of M-Wing on Bayview to accommodate the Perinatal & Gynaecology Program.“We’re committed to the Program and will continue to help by volunteering, joining a task force or parental

support groups,” says Jeff. “We will do what people ask us to do.” Jeff and Susan support Sunnybrook because it was there for them when they needed it most.

According to Jeff Church and Susan Shaw, the best way to celebrate the birth of your child is to throw a party

It matters most when your son is born 10 weeks premature

Jackson Church, age 2 days Above: Jeff Church, son Jackson and mom Susan Shaw

Our anonymous donor’s life was much like anyone else’s. Her career within information technology took her to Montreal, Vancouver

and Toronto. She was well-traveled, creating friendships around the world, and well-read. Her friends thought her smart, vivacious, knowledgeable about a host of things and curious about the world, in many ways the hub of her social circle. And when she was in her prime, she was diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

According to Dr. Linda Rabeneck, Cancer Program Chief at Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (TSRCC) and expert in colorectal cancer,

“Fewer than 20 per cent of Ontarians 50 years and older are getting screened. If detected early, there is a greater than 90 per cent chance of cure. If caught late, there is a 10 per cent chance of cure.”

As is too often the case with this disease, for our donor there were few warning signs to indicate something was wrong. By the time the cancer was diagnosed, the disease was advanced. Our donor faced the disease squarely, as she had taken on other challenges in her life; she began treatment at TSRCC. She became determined to do whatever she could to prevent what happened to her from happening to her family and friends, some of whom she had known for more than 30 years. One of these friends, part of her “Group of Seven,” credits her with creating a ripple effect: encouraging the group to become educated about the disease and to get screened. In turn they encouraged others in the same way.

But our donor’s work didn’t stop there. When she was deciding what to do with her estate, she included a legacy gift to support colorectal cancer research at Sunnybrook. Now her generosity reaches and helps people she never met in her life. The ripples continue to spread.

“Screening for this disease is where the rubber meets the road. Supporting our colorectal cancer research helps us save lives. It is really that simple!” ~Dr. Linda Rabeneck

Leaving a legacy, when it matters most

Dr. Linda Rabeneck, Regional Vice-President, Cancer Care Ontario

and Vice-President Regional Cancer Services at Sunnybrook

Above: Patient Dirkje Young with Dr. Linda Rabeneck

Peace of mind, when it matters most

Sunnybrook’s donors, and their reasons for donating, are as diverse as the health

services offered at the Hospital.

The Nanjis were born in Uganda, settling in Canada in 1972. The P. Nanji family will never forget how welcomed they felt by their newly adopted homeland and now they are giving back.

As generous Sunnybrook donors, they have provided funding that has significantly benefited the work done in both the Hospital’s Neurosciences and Trauma & Critical Care Programs.

“We have much to be thankful for, living in a country that provides so much opportunity to those who seek it,” said Pyarali Nanji, a proud member of Toronto’s Ismali community. “Canada was there when our family needed it. And one of the most distinguishing characteristics of this country is the health care that is provided. We wanted to make sure we shared our success with other Canadians.”

Along with helping to fund the expansion of the Emergency and Trauma Centre, the P. Nanji

family’s gifts to the Hospital have supported essential program needs in the Neurosciences department – specifically, dealing with mood disorders – such as important research ventures and Fellowships.

The researchers and clinicians of the Neurosciences Program integrate their studies to better understand both the mind and the brain. At the same time, they are working towards de-stigmatizing brain disorders such as mental and neurological illness.

Similar to the brain itself, the work of the Neurosciences Program at Sunnybrook can be a complex concept to understand. The brain

and nervous system control and interact with virtually every part of the human body. As a result, Neurosciences are an essential element to virtually all areas of the Hospital and the entire health care system.

“My passion is to help youth and adolescents who struggle with serious mood disorders that make every day life a challenge,” says Mr. Nanji. “The work of the Neurosciences Program is very important because it is dedicated to improving diagnosis and treatment of an entire span of disorders of the brain and the mind. We are honoured to be a part of such essential discovery.”

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre President and CEO Leo Steven

with Gulshan and Pyarali Nanji

Above: Pyarali Nanji and John Dorsey of Novartis Oncology unveil

the Campaign’s progress at the 2005 Annual General Meeting

“My passion is to help youth and adolescents who struggle with serious mood disorders that make everyday life a challenge.”~Pyarali Nanji

Being prepared, when it matters most

As a gl ob a l econom ic strategist, Executive Vice- President of BMO Financial

Group in Toronto, and the author of several studies looking at the financial impact of a global pandemic, Dr. Sherry Cooper knows the importance of being prepared for the unknown.

In 2005, when visiting Sunnybrook’s Emergency Department, Dr. Cooper witnessed first hand the unknowns that come through the Hospital’s doors on a continuous basis, keeping staff in a constant state of alert.

“It was fascinating to watch just how hard-working the care providers were under extremely difficult circumstances,” said Dr. Cooper. “So many patients were flooding in through the doors, and though you could see resources were stretched to the limit, these amazing professionals went diligently about their work.”

What Dr. Cooper saw was a relatively average night. Sunnybrook is home to one of Canada’s largest Emergency Departments, and the country’s

largest Trauma Centre. The number of admissions has grown steadily over the past 26 years. Now two of every three trauma cases in Ontario are received at Sunnybrook.

“Living in Toronto during the SARS outbreak of 2003, it was eye-opening to see the impact of a relatively small pandemic,”

said Dr. Cooper. “It just goes to show the importance of being prepared, especially for the health care system. If something happens in the future, there’s little doubt Sunnybrook will once again function as the ground zero for the city and even the province for handling cases.”

To keep up with the dramatic

increase in caseloads and make sure Sunnybrook is prepared for a mass trauma or crisis situation, construction has begun on a new Emergency & Trauma Centre that will double our capacity. The new Centre will accommodate our projected growth to more than 54,000 patients and their families in the years to come.

Donors like Dr. Cooper, who is also a valued member of the Sunnybrook Foundation Board, are making it happen, when it matters most.

“I was raised understanding the importance of philanthropy and giving back to the community,” said Dr. Cooper. “I have been blessed with abundance in my life, and saw an essential and rewarding opportunity to give back to Sunnybrook. You really do get back what you give. I’m energized to be a part of building something with the community that will benefit us all.”

Dr. Sherry Cooper, Executive Vice-President, BMO Financial Group

Chief Economist, BMO Capital Markets and Sunnybrook Foundation board member

Above: Dr. Joel Fish, Medical Director of the Ross Tilley Burn Centre, part of the

Trauma & Critical Care Program, completes rounds with a member of his team

Making a difference, when it matters most

In 2003, 20,000 Canadians were waiting for hip or knee replacement surgery. Having witnessed for himself the challenges faced by the health

care system as a result of the tremendous volume of patients – Bill Holland knew he had to act.

Bill and his wife, Susanne, decided to make a $20 million investment to support Sunnybrook’s Musculoskeletal Program – the largest single donation in the Hospital’s history. The Hollands’ visionary gift created the Holland Musculoskeletal Program at Sunnybrook and named the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre.

“Susanne and I believe this gift will have a major impact on wait times for joint replacements in Ontario and a significant and long-term impact on health care in this province and country,” said Mr. Holland. “We have the best orthopaedic physicians at Sunnybrook. Susanne and I want this gift to provide some of the resources necessary to keep our doctors in Toronto and attract and train the next generation of medical leaders.”

With demand for musculoskeletal care greater than ever before, the Holland Centre will take a leadership role in managing, preventing, educating and discovering new ways of delivering the highest quality care.

The funds provided by the Hollands will support several capital projects and educational and research initiatives at the Holland Centre that, when complete, will allow Sunnybrook to triple

the volume of surgical procedures.

“This is a critical juncture in the evolution of orthopaedic and arthritic care at Sunnybrook,” said Mr. Holland. “What happens here will impact the entire province and we want to make sure the Hospital is equipped to face the challenges ahead.” Sunnybrook’s Orthopaedic & Arthritic campus celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2005 and the Hollands’ generous gift, along with the support of many donors, will ensure that the

Holland Centre is there for many more years, continuing to restore people’s independence, when it matters most.

Bill Holland Above: Susanne and Bill Holland

“Susanne and Bill’s generosity is an inspiration. Their gift shows true leadership, addressing a very serious medical concern – orthopaedic care – and will have an immediate and lasting impact.” ~Terry O’Sullivan, Chair, Sunnybrook Foundation

Restoring independence, when it matters most

The 50th anniversary of the Orthopaedic & Arthritic Institute (OAI) was marked

by an evening of celebration, innovation and tribute on October 11th, 2005 at Le Meridien King Edward Hotel.

In 1955, Dr. C. Stewart Wright and his colleague Dr. James E. Bateman first established a private, 14-bed hospital, dedicated to the treatment of orthopaedic disease, in downtown Toronto. The facility paved the way for the most innovative clinical and surgical expertise, education and research in musculoskeletal care for patients across Canada.

The golden anniversary celebration honoured the co-founders and highlighted the achievements of the OAI. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the most signif icant and momentous gift in Sunnybrook’s history, Susanne and Bil l Holland’s $20 million gift in support of the OAI. In honour of their generosity, the facility

was renamed the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre.

Other announcements were made that evening and each have positively impacted the medical care of patients at the Centre. Dr. Hans Kreder was honoured as the inaugural holder of the Marvin Tile Chair in Orthopaedic Surgery. The endowment was made possible by the generous contributions of donors who supported the goals of the Hospital and wanted to recognize Dr. Tile, a long-time Sunnybrook physician with a remarkable international reputation.

The Holland Centre’s main lobby was named the Wright Family Atrium, in honour of the many gifts to the capital project made by members of the Wright family.

Today, the Holland Centre at Sunnybrook is a 97-bed facility and home to Canada’s largest team of musculoskeletal experts in orthopaedic surgery, rheumatology,

sports medicine, rehabilitation, nursing and other allied health care professions. The Holland Program serves as Canada’s premier centre in spinal care, for patients suffering from injuries, cancer or degenerative conditions.

Recently designated as a provincial Centre of Excellence for hips and knees, the Holland Centre will be able to serve more patients in the coming years, when it matters most.

We thank you for your support and look forward to many more years of innovative care from the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre

A Celebration of the Orthopaedic and Arthritic Care

Physiotherapist Alana Tintse with patient Richard Campbell

It matters most to a son, when his mom has breast cancer

Like cycling across the country on the Trans-Canada highway, the fight against

breast cancer has its peaks and valleys, days when the winds are at your back and days when the rain seems to never relent, and corners that reveal the good and the bad.

Ryan Richards knows personally what it’s like to face both challenges.

Ryan’s mother, Robbin, has spent more than 13 years fighting a courageous battle against breast cancer. As he watched his mother’s health improve and decline, Ryan decided he had to do something. He and his close friend, Shael, came up with the idea to bike across Canada in honour of his mother’s fight and the struggle of every woman who has suffered from breast cancer.

Two friends, Cyrus and Travis joined the team, and on May 5, 2005, the four of them dipped their wheels in the Pacific Ocean to signify the beginning of their 8,000 kilometre journey across Canada. By the time they dipped their wheels in the Atlantic, they had raised over $77,000.

“We prepared hard for the journey, but we aren’t really trained cyclists,” said Ryan. “We struggled the whole way but it was the least we could do to raise money for breast cancer research at Sunnybrook. Whenever we hit a rough patch I thought about my mom. She’s been fighting breast cancer forover 13 years and she’s still fighting; there was no way I could give up.”

Giving back to the Hospital runs in the family. Ryan’s dad, Dr. Robin Richards, Chief of Surgery at Sunnybrook, also made his own generous contribution to the Breast Cancer Research Centre at Sunnybrook.

“Our family has experienced the devastating impact of this disease that affects so many women and their loved ones, and how modern treatment can prolong survival and preserve quality of life,” said Dr. Richards. “Patients with breast cancer deserve a special facility for their care until a cure is found.”

Dr. Richards is proud of the accomplishments of his son and proud of the accomplishments of Sunnybrook.

“Sunnybrook brings people together – Robbin’s Ride is a good example of many agreeing that the Hospital deserves support. Supporting Sunnybrook is worth the effort. The Richards family has had much good fortune, and it is good to be able to give something back,” said Dr. Richards.

The ride, like the fight against breast cancer, continues...

Above: Dr. Robin Richards, Chief of Surgery at Sunnybrook, with son Ryan Left to right: Elyse Zelunka, Shael Zelunka, David Zelunka, Ryan Richards, Dr. Robin Richards,Tab Buckley,

Travis Buckley, Gaynor Buckley, Dr. Joe Salek, Cyrus Salek and Susan Salek

At the ground-floor entrance to M-Wing at Sunnybrook you will find a sculpture

entitled La Famiglia by Mario Negri. The work, donated in 1997 by Gloria and Edmond Odette, speaks to Sunnybrook’s history of nurturing care but it also symbolizes their family’s support of the work done here. The Odette family’s commitment to Sunnybrook stretches through three generations and over 20 years.

Edmond Odette is known as a community leader and a quiet benefactor to education, the arts and health care. Honoured with the Order of Canada and several buildings that bear his name, Mr. Odette prefers to work behind the scenes. Mr. Odette has been a benefactor to many areas of the Hospital, with recent support to help endow the Marvin Tile Chair in Orthopaedic Surgery and fund the acquisition of our experimental PET-CT scanner, as just two examples of his commitment to improving patient care and research.

Most recently, Mr. Odette made a gift to the Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (EVAR) program in Vascular Surgery and specifically, the work done by Dr. Robert Maggisano on aortic aneurysms and tears. These aneurysms typically affect those over 60, and they are five times more likely to occur in men than women, developing over several

years without warning symptoms. Previously these aneurysms were viewed as inoperable in many high risk cases. Dr. Maggisano’s team at Sunnybrook has used Mr. Odette’s gift to fund the equipment needed to allow minimally invasive procedures.

One of Mr. Odette’s daughters, Anne Odette Kaye, supports the Hospital through her current work as a Director of the Sunnybrook Foundation Board and as Vice- Chair of the Foundation’s Governing Council. As Co-Chair of Sunnybrook’s Women’s Health Golf Classic, for the past two years, she has helped raise over $150,000to fund the construction of a digita l mammography room at the Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre.

The third generation of Odette family involvement is represented by Mr. Odette’s grandson, Andrew Kaye. As part of his volunteer commitment for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Andrew worked as a student helper at the Sunnybrook Crèche, our daycare program.

From father to daughter to grandson, the Odette family represents a tradition of service and support always responding and leading, when it matters most.When a gift of the heart

matters most

Above: Andrew KayeAnne Odette Kaye, Gloria and Edmond Odette, Andrea Federer

For power workers, treating electrical injury matters most

Every year, between 600-800 workplace electrical injuries occur in Canada. These injuries can have devastating effects – usually

permanent disability – on those injured, often with long-term toll on the victim’s neurological, musculoskeletal and other internal systems.

The recently funded Hydro One Chair in Electrical Injury will be at Sunnybrook’s Ross Tilley Burn Centre, a national leader in research and treatment of electrical injury. Hydro One, the province’s largest electricity delivery company, has provided a generous start-up contribution to the Chair.

“Safety is our number one priority at Hydro One and we work very hard to avoid these types of injuries,” said Tom Parkinson, President and CEO of Hydro One. “The proper care and treatment for electrical injury patients is important not only to those of us in the electrical industry, but will benefit workers in every sector.”

The Power Workers’ Union of Ontario has provided additional funding for the Chair. “The dedication, research and treatment that take place at Sunnybrook deserve all the support we are able to provide,” said Don MacKinnon, President of the Power Workers’ Union. “Certainly for workers in the electricity sector who had the misfortune to experience electrical injury, this facility provides the medical experience to ensure innovative treatment and quicker neurological and physical recovery.”

The key to treating these injuries is a comprehensive assessment, treatment and/or follow-up that can facilitate an earlier return to work or return of function. Early intervention, from a multi-disciplinary team approach to ensure an accurate assessment and plan of care, will minimize the chance of permanent disability and complications from electrical injury.

“This is the first hospital-based program in Canada that will be dedicated solely to studying the impact and treatment of electrical injury,” said Dr. Joel Fish of the Ross Tilley Burn Centre.

“This Chair represents a tremendous resource that will examine the medical complications of an electrical injury and will serve as an umbrella for burn centres across the country which currently operate in isolation.”

The Chair’s work will support a multidisciplinary team pursuing a comprehensive research, education and outreach program for electrical injury. It will also allow the Hospital to expand by 50 per cent its capacity to support burn patients overall, and specifically electrical burns, meeting an urgent patient care need, when it matters most.

“This is the first hospital-based program in Canada that will be dedicated solely to studying the impact and treatment of electrical injury.” ~Dr. Joel Fish

Hydro One employees who have experienced an electrical injury

Sunnybrook donors are here, when it matters most

Sunnybrook has always benefited from an exceptional base of donors and volunteers who give generously of their time and money when it

is needed most. Norman Bell is one such individual.

Norman, a retired securities broker, first became a part of the Sunnybrook family in 1966 when he was invited to join the Hospital’s Board of Trustees. He had a special affinity for Sunnybrook. As a soldier with the 48th Highlanders Regiment, who had recently returned from fighting following the end of World War II, Norman understood deeply the importance of having a hospital dedicated to the care of Canada’s veterans.

“From the very beginning, I remember the exceptional care that was offered to my fellow soldiers returning from overseas,” recalls Norman.

“Sunnybrook was, and remains today, a truly unique institution because of the top notch care offered here.”

Norman became Chair of the Board in 1972, and served in that role for a decade. Seeing that the Hospital’s research program needed to keep pace with other hospitals in the city, his first act as Chairman was to get the Board to establish a fund dedicated to Sunnybrook research initiatives.

He remembers every member stepping up to make a contribution of $1,000 or more, a significant gesture, especially at the time. That research fund now bears his name, The Norman Bell Trust for Medical Research, and today is valued at $25,000,000. These funds give Sunnybrook Research Institute the flexibility to invest money in the areas of health care that need it the most, benefiting all of the Hospital’s clinical priorities.

Norman remains an integral part of Sunnybrook as an active and generous donor, and as a recently appointed member of the Foundation’s Governing Council.

“I’m thri l led to be a part of Sunnybrook during this important period of growth, and as we move into the next phase of our evolution,” said Norman.

“It’s an evolution that has been happening since before I became a part of the Hospital in 1966, and its progression has been

made possible by the everlasting generosity of the Hospital’s supporters.”

“The Hospital’s strength is its dedicated people.” ~ Norman Bell

Above: Norman Bell greets the Queen Mother outside K-Wing in 1979Norman Bell

It matters most to train the next generation of health care providers

If you were lying sick in a hospital bed, who would you most want to come into the room? This is the basic criterion for the Golden

Stethoscope Award. Every year, up to five third-year medical students from Sunnybrook’s Peters-Boyd Academy receive the award; twenty-six students have received this award since 2001. “Who would you most want to come into your room?” is meant to describe someone with a special combination of academic excellence and humane and compassionate character, and who contributes to the healing of the patient, the family’s well-being, and the welfare of the hospital and the community.

The idea arose when Robert Burton watched his daughter, Jodie, now a fellow specializing in multiple sclerosis at a Toronto-area hospital, endure the difficulties every student must in applying for a residency. The challenge was emotionally wrenching and drawn out, with exacting forms and criteria and travel for interviews, and then the waiting and the hoping for a good match. This award, purposely presented to third-year students, provides an important credential that can make “the difference.” Jodie reports that the award is highly respected and highly regarded, is motivational for students, and has created a standard of excellence.

Last year Mr. Burton generously extended the Golden Stethoscope Award to the other Toronto teaching hospitals.

Robert Burton believes he is a lucky man. His parents arrived safely in Canada just before the outbreak of World War II and he has had success with career and family. More recently he underwent a serious, lengthy and successful operation for which he is profoundly grateful to everyone at Sunnybrook, from the internist who first assessed his problem to the surgeon and surgical team that operated, and to the staff doctors, nurses and even the patient service partners, who

– together – made it all work, and to all the follow-up care givers who ensured his complete recovery.

For Robert Burton, “passing it on” is an obligation. Every year he asks all the students at the awards reception to do their own “pass it on” as good people caring for friends and family, as good doctors caring for their patients, and as mentors and teachers for those who follow them.

Opposite Page: Dr. Leslie Nickell (far left), Director, Peters-Boyd Academy, Mr. Robert Burton

(middle) with award recipients Allan Bell, Katherine Bingham and Liane Porepa

Thanks to a husband’s birthday tribute to his wife, more of

our Veterans and long-term care patients will be able to enjoy the outdoors.

The Norman & Margaret Simpson Garden Pavilion, constructed on the second floor of the George Hees Wing of the Veterans Residence, came about through the generosity of Terrence J. O’Sullivan, Chair of the Board of Directors of Sunnybrook Foundation. The gift was made to celebrate the 50th birthday of his wife, Corey Simpson, and to honour her parents. Her father, Norman Simpson, was a decorated war veteran, while her mother, Margaret Simpson, enjoyed gardening; both were keenly interested in philanthropy. With these thoughts in mind, Mr. O’Sullivan and Ms Simpson were inspired to create something very special, and very meaningful.

Opened in the fall of 2005, the Pavilion has transformed a seasonally limited space into a safe, year-round facility that allows residents to enjoy the benefits of Sunnybrook’s gardening and pet therapy

programs, meeting important therapeutic needs for patients who suffer cognitive impairments from age-related dementia.

The Simpson Garden Pavilion includes a new outdoor space and an enclosed greenhouse, both equipped for gardening. It features raised gardening beds

that are wheelchair-accessible, a sun-sheltered outdoor patio space with benches and planters, year-round access to the greenhouse and garden space, and two doghouses to welcome canine friends visiting the Pavilion. Most importantly, the greenhouse and outdoor garden provide a comfortable, staff-monitored

environment, opening up the benefits and stimulation of our therapy programs to 68 residents who would otherwise be unable to experience them.

In addition to providing initial funding for the Pavilion, Mr. O’Sullivan encouraged friends and family to support the fund in honour of Ms Simpson’s birthday. These, and future, donations will support the upkeep and maintenance of the Pavilion, a fitting tribute to the Simpson family, while providing Sunnybrook’s patients fresh air and the joy of nature, when it matters most.

“This facility is a way for us to remember family and to help others.” ~Corey Simpson and Terry O’Sullivan

Re-discovering the outdoors, when it matters most

Above: Gazebo in full bloom at the Simpson Garden Pavilion Isabel and John Bellis enjoy the Norman & Margaret Simpson Garden Pavilion

Events are just one way the Foundation raises funds for the Hospital’s priority programs. Our last year was a year of galas, golf,

and community events, some of which are highlighted on the next few pages. On April 12th, the Centre for Research in Women’s Health was the beneficiary of Sunnybrook’s signature event, An Evening With Al and Tipper Gore, which raised over $1 million in net proceeds. “I’m extremely thrilled about the support we’ve received – this is a fundraising success,” said event co-chair, Ana Lopes. “These funds will support research that will impact patient care now and into the future.”

The evening, co-chaired by Ana Lopes and Maureen Parkinson, drew 1,200 guests from a variety of sectors to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Everyone was treated to an interactive evening of ideas and insights with Vice-President Gore, the 45th vice-president of the United States, who shared his experiences from his involvement in key world events. Tipper shared her perspectives on women’s health, particularly on mental health, a priority program at Sunnybrook. The event brought together many notable guests such as Lieutenant Governor James Bartleman, George Smitherman, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, and John Tory, Leader of the Ontario Conservative Party, among others. “It was an occasion of bright minds, insight and fundraising to support the great work of our doctors and researchers,” said Ana.

Sunnybrook also hosted two sold-out golf events at the beautiful Angus Glen Golf Club. The Women’s Health Golf Classic took place on May 30th and raised close to $70,000 net to support a planned new digital mammography suite at Sunnybrook’s Breast Cancer Research Centre.

Later in the summer, golf enthusiasts teed off at the 10th annual Sunnybrook Golf Classic. The event brought together Hospital supporters, physicians and administrative staff for an exciting day of golf and entertainment on the scenic course. The golfers showcased their talents on the greens and helped raise over $120,000 for the $300 million Campaign for Sunnybrook supporting our capital expansion and other priority programs.

Sunnybrook Foundation is delighted to have the support of enthusiastic and dedicated sponsors and donors who realize our vision. Your commitment is important to us and many of these events would not be possible without your generous contributions. Thank you for helping Sunnybrook Foundation be here, when it matters most.

“I’m extremely thrilled about the support we’ve received and the fund-raising success of the event. These funds will support research that will impact patient care now and into the future.”~ Ana Lopes

Sunnybrook’s fundraising events matter most

Tipper and Al Gore supporting Sunnybrook

Run for Research

A tremendous outpouring of support for Sunnybrook Foundation was evident in an abundance of stellar events that raised over

$2,370,000 to support the extraordinary programs at our Hospital.

The 24th annual Manulife Run for Research raised $240,000 in support of the Sunnybrook Research Institute. The event’s 1,200 participants included runners, walkers, families, community members, Hospital staff, sponsors, Veterans, Shriners, volunteers and pets.

The success of the 2005 event would not have been possible without the support of the presenting sponsor, Manulife Financial. In their first year as sponsor, Manulife’s employees showed tremendous dedication.

“We jumped at the opportunity to be a part of this event,” said Judy Blasutti, Manager of Community Affairs for Manulife Financial. “We promote a healthy lifestyle to all of our employees and support institutions that promote good health to the community at large. It was just a natural fit for us to support the Sunnybrook Research Institute because of the incredible work they are doing that will help to keep us all healthy.”

Since its inception, the Run has raised over $2.6 million for a variety of essential research initiatives. Over 31,000 people have participated since then, covering more than 205,000 kilometres.

In 2005, forty-five community groups hosted a variety of entertaining events that ranged from golf tournaments and concerts, to elementary school fundraisers and barbecues, and even a board game tournament. Golf is a popular way to fundraise, and there were numerous successful golf events in the last year. The North York Hockey League teed off at the 21st Whistler’s Open Golf Tournament on July 9th, at Bear Creek Golf Club. More than 175 golfers representing eight hockey leagues came together

to raise $18,000 for Sunnybrook’s Critical Care Unit and to honour the memory of Kevin Hill, a senior referee with the league who passed away following his battle with Hodgkin’s disease. “We’re extremely pleased the proceeds of our event are supporting the Critical Care Unit,” said donations co-ordinator Gerry Stephen. “It seems that almost every participant in our event knows someone who has been treated at Sunnybrook.”

On August 31st, 200 enthusiastic golfers raised $45,000 and spent a relaxing spa and golf day at

the Vascular Clinic Invitational Golf Tournament at the Hockley Valley Resort. “Everyone had a wonderful day supporting this cause and it wouldn’t have been possible without the generous support of all the people involved,” said event co-chair Gus Arrigo. “I’m excited to be a part of this fundraiser which will improve our Vascular Clinic and the services we provide to patients at Sunnybrook.”

Bonded by friendship and mah-jong, eight women have gathered each week for the last 10 years to play together. Of the eight friends, two have been stricken with breast cancer. The women, along with six other players, formed Maj for Mammaries to raise money to support breast cancer awareness and research at Sunnybrook.

Their first fundraising event, Shanghai Sisters, was held on October 23rd and attracted more than 250 people who were eager to put their board game skills to the test at mah-jong, social bridge and other games. The event raised $60,000 to help fund cancer research and prevent the illness from affecting women in the prime of their lives. “I’m ecstatic and so proud. We had modest and realistic expectations, but hard work and community support really paid off,” said event chair Rickey Fitzerman.

Sunnybrook Foundation is thankful to have enthusiastic supporters who invest an incredible amount of time, talent and skill into planning outstanding events to raise funds for our Hospital. We thank you for your commitment and support, it really matters.

Support from the community matters most

Above: Energetic participants warm up for the Manulife Run for Research

in support of Sunnybrook

Above: Maj for Mammaries committee members at their inaugural event

Below: Golfers supporting the Vascular Clinic Invitational Golf Tournament

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CHAIR: Mr. Terrence J. O’Sullivan, Partner Lax O’Sullivan Scott LLP VICE CHAIR: Ms Jennifer Tory Regional President, Greater Toronto Region,Royal Bank of Canada

Mrs. Lesley A. Alboini

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

Mr. Aziz M. Bhaloo, Executive ChairmanThe Foray Group of Companies

Mrs. Ann Bowman Head Distribution Strategies Royal Bank of Canada

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

Ms Linda C. Campbell

Mr. Gerald R. Connor, Chairman & CEO Cumberland Asset Management Corporation

Dr. Sherry CooperExecutive Vice-President & Chief Economist BMO Nesbitt Burns, Harris Nesbitt

Mr. George A. Fierheller, C.M., PresidentFour Halls Inc.

Dr. Hamilton Hall, FRCSC Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. Graham F. Hallward, Chair The Alva Foundation

Mr. J. Michael Horgan, President & Co-CEO Hurley Corporation

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

Ms Ana P. Lopes, President Saralex Communications

Mrs. Virginia McLaughlin, President Helmhorst Investments Limited

Mr. Walter Macnee, PresidentMasterCard North and South America

Mr. W. Frank Morneau, Sr., ChairMorneau Sobeco

Ms Anne Odette Kaye

Dr. Robin R. Richards, Chief of Surgery Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Ms Georgia H. Sievwright, Vice President, Law and Government Affairs Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Co.

Dr. Marvin Tile Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Mr. John Wetmore Mrs. Marilyn P. Wright

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Jean E. AndersonGoodmans LLP

Malcolm AnthonyRBC Dominion Securities

Gail Appel

David ArchibaldXPV Capital Corporation

Salvatore M. BadaliDeloitte Consulting

Dr. Martin BarkinDraxis Health Inc.

Hollis Barry

Paul L. BertinGenticity Inc.

Nani Beutel

Thomas H. BrentMedihold Limited

H. Michael BurnsExtendicare Inc.

Harvey Coleman

Carol A. Cowan

George N.M. CurrieGenmac Inc.

Frederick F. DalleyArrow Hedge Partners Inc.

Geoffrey DaweKontent Publishing Inc.

Agnes B. Di LeonardiFord Credit Canada Limited

Carey J. DiamondWhitecastle Investments Limited

Diana Dunlap

Mary Dwan King

H. Garfield EmersonFasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

John R. GardnerFields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences

Albert GasparroPrimanagement Inc.

Dr. Brian GilbertSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Lily GoodmanAll Seniors Care Living Centres

Richard HarrisKPMG LLP

Susan J. HelstabFour Seasons Hotels and Resorts

Christopher S.L. HoffmannBrompton Group

Merri L. JonesAGF Private Investment Management

Sheryl L. KerrStrathfield Consultants Ltd.

Ann Kerwin

Michael M. KoernerCanada Overseas Investment, Ltd.

Sonja N. Koerner

Dr. Hans KrederSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre R. Shayne KukulowiczFraser Milner Casgrain LLP

Mary Susanne LamontM.S. Lamont & Associates Ltd.

Dr. John Leyerle †

W. Carl LovasRay & Berndston/Lovas Stanley

Sherry E. Mabro

Janet G. MacInnis

Dr. Heather MacleanCentre for Research in Women’s Health

Anne Marie MacLeodHolland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre

Veronica MaidmanEquifax Canada Inc.

Nancy MalcolmWomen’s College Hospital

Dr. Brian McGrathSporting Life

Rosemary McLeeseAccess Capital Corp.

Greg MilavskyCanterbury Park Capital

Ian Milnes Affinity Place Inc.

Brian MintonMinton Marketing Management Inc.

Beverley MoirScotiaMcLeod Inc.

Brian L. Moore

Dr. John MurnaghanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Joe NataleTelus Corporation

Dr. Ken NgTotal Health Management

Maureen Parkinson

Susan J. PerrenTrinity College – University of Toronto

J. Brian PrendergastReochem Inc.

Len RacioppoJarislowsky Fraser Limited

Heather Reid

T. Iain Ronald

Dr. James RudermanWomen’s College Hospital

Maureen SabiaMaureen Sabia International Inc.

L. Peter SharpeThe Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited

Susan ShawShoppers Drug Mart Inc.

Kirk ShearerWaterside Sports Club

Dr. Andrew ShennanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

John L. SherringtonScotia Capital Inc.

Dr. Ken ShulmanSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Michael Solway

Carol M. StephensonRichard Ivey School of Business

Leo N. StevenSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Nalini Stewart

James C. TemertyNorthland Power Inc.

John W. Thompson

Stephen TileNorthstar Research Partners Inc.

Elizabeth Tory

John A. ToryThomson Investments Limited

John VivashTesseract Financial Inc.

Colin WatsonVector Aerospace Corporation

William WilderCIBC World Markets, Inc.

Charles WinogradRBC Financial Group

Don Wood The Osborne Group

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Mr. George Fierheller, C.M.President, Four Halls Inc.

Mr. Shane BaghaiPresident, Shane Baghai Homes Inc.

Jonathan Broer Managing Director, Head of Financial Institutions TD Securities

Mr. James ChristieManaging Partner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Jeff Church Centre for Corporate Resources

Mr. Gerald R. ConnorChairman & CEO, Cumberland Asset Management Corporation

Mr. Perry Dellelce Managing Partner, Wildboer Dellelce LLP

Mr. Andrew FedererManaging Director, Global Investment BankingHead Canadian Financial Sponsor Coverage, RBC Capital Markets

John T. Firstbrook President, Firstbrook Insurance Group

Mr. Graham F. Hallward Chair, The Alva Foundation

Mr. J. Michael Horgan President & Co-CEO, Hurley Corporation

Bryan Kerdman Partner, EdgeStone Capital Partners

Ian M. Kidson Managing Director and Co-Head, Mezzanine Partners, TD Capital

Ms Veronica Maidman, Chair Advisory Council, Equifax Canada Inc.

Mr. Stephen O. Marshall Partner, Mezzanine Fund, EdgeStone Capital Partners Inc.

Mr. Gregory A. Milavsky Founder & Senior Managing Director, Canterbury Park Capital

Jason Robertson Director, Investment Banking GMP Securities LP

Ms Maureen SabiaPresident, Maureen Sabia International Inc.

Mr. L. Peter Sharpe President & CEO, The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd

Susan Shaw Senior Vice President, Human Resources & Organizational Development,Shoppers Drug Mart

Ms Jennifer Tory Regional President, Greater Toronto Region, Royal Bank of Canada

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

Ms Andrea Wood Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc.

Campaign CabinetHonorary Chairs:Mrs. Nani Beutel, Mr. Austin Beutel, Mrs. Elizabeth Tory, Mr. John A. Tory

The Campaign goal for Perinatal & Gynaecology is $53 million, which includes building

a new NICU by 2009, to be located on the Bayview campus

Above: George Fierheller, Campaign Chair, in the NICU at Sunnybrook

Sunnybrook is here for you when it matters most. With one million patient visits per year, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre is focused on providing the very best patient care, conducting leading-edge research, and educating the next generation of health care providers.

Thank you for your contribution to yet another successful year, as we move toward our goal of raising $300 million for capital expansion and other key priorities that will help us achieve our vision of transforming health care. With your support, we will achieve this goal.

It has been an exciting year for us. In August 2005, the Honourable George Smitherman, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, announced a three-point plan for our organization that will improve health care for women, reduce wait times for hip and knee replacements, create a state-of-the-art facility for high-risk pregnancies and critically ill newborns, and improve access to emergency care.

The Minister’s announcement is beginning to become reality. By 2009 we will double the size of our emergency department and regional trauma centre, and add four floors to the top of M-Wing at the Sunnybrook campus to provide a wonderful new home for the Perinatal & Gynaecology program currently located at Women’s College, including a new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and labour and delivery suites. M-Wing will also be home to new facilities for leading-edge research in cardiac imaging and intervention and Canada’s most comprehensive Breast Cancer Research Centre.

At the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre, we are creating a Centre of Excellence in hip and knee replacement surgery that will nearly triple the number of surgical procedures performed over the next three years, to become the largest program of its kind in North America.

This unprecedented growth would not be possible without the support of donors like you. We are one-third of the way in our $300 million Campaign for Sunnybrook. Help us keep the momentum, and make our goals a reality.

Thank you for sharing our vision for Sunnybrook, and thank you, for helping to ensure that we are here, when it matters most.

Message from Our Volunteer Leadership 2005 – 2006: Re-Defining SunnybrookFocus. This was the mandate for the past year. Focus on our four strategic objectives, continuing and improving upon our work, as we sought to:

• Generate revenue to support the Hospital through a $300 million campaign; • Become a donor and volunteer destination of choice in Toronto; • Become a donor-centred organization; and, • Become a leader in health care through operational efficiency and effectiveness.

These were our objectives, all in a context of remarkable change, as “Sunnybrook” became re-defined as an institution, drawing upon the best of our past, and setting a vision for the best of what we can become.

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre emerged as a newly defined Hospital on the last day of our fiscal year. It is comprised of what you know well – the largest single hospital site in Canada, a national leader in breast, prostate and colorectal cancer, international leadership in cardiac imaging through the Schulich Heart Centre, the city’s largest stroke centre, and the country’s first and largest trauma centre – and two new programs that have become identified as “Sunnybrook” over the past eight years: the Perinatal & Gynaecology Program and the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre.

This led to one of the most challenging questions posed to us: how do you capture the essence of “Sunnybrook” in a single phrase or concept? “When it matters MOST” is our answer. Sunnybrook is the hospital that you, your family and friends turn to when help is most urgently needed, when other hospitals can’t solve the problem, or when a new solution has to be invented. The Foundation’s volunteers and staff are proud to tell you this story every day, and are grateful that you, our donors, have responded to us by giving your support “When it matters most.”

Virginia McLaughlin, ChairSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Terry O’Sullivan, Chair Sunnybrook Foundation

George A. Fierheller, C.M. for Sunnybrook

Our Fundraising SuccessRaised dollars increased again in 2005-06, jumping to $46.3 million, up 78 per cent from the previous year and 141 per cent from two years ago. Sunnybrook Foundation’s success was led by the $20 million gift from Susanne and Bill Holland that launched our campaign to triple the number of hip and knee replacements done at the newly named Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre (see page 13), and built on by the tremendous generosity of tens of thousands of other donors, as exemplified in the stories and listings throughout this Report.

This July, the Foundation passed the $100 million mark in Campaign funds raised. Proceeds to date have supported an array of our priority projects, from the Goldman Chair in Cardiovascular Surgery to the Emergency & Trauma Centre expansion. We are on our way to our goal of $300 million, and, with all of our capital projects now approved by the provincial government, will turn to you over the next year to provide the funding to ensure that we can attract and retain the best possible medical professionals, giving them the space and tools required to do their work.

Operating More EfficientlyWe operated more efficiently this past year than we have in previous years. Our cost per dollar raised dropped to 12 cents on the dollar, less than half of last year’s 25 cents. Last year, we achieved one of the lowest absolute dollar costs of running the Foundation in recent years. This came as we reduced our staff count and re-focused our team to provide better support to our donors and medical professionals, generating more funds for each dollar spent. We are proud to be one of the most efficient fundraising foundations in Canada.

Our receipt turn-around time, reporting to donors on how funds have been spent, and investment management and financial processes have all been improved this year, meeting and respecting the needs of our donors, and showing our gratitude for your support.

The Campaign for SunnybrookGeorge Fierheller is leading an expanding team of volunteers who will tell the story of Sunnybrook and the impact you can have through supporting our vision. In this Report we introduce our Campaign Cabinet (see page 34), and are excited to have the volunteer leadership to carry us to and past our $300 million goal.

From all of us at the Foundation, thank you for helping Sunnybrook, when it matters most.

Front row left to right: Cathy Thomas, Janet Exconde, Kamala Pushparajah, Sally Principio-Yong, Teresa Pang, Jennifer Zhang,

Barb Little. Middle row left to right: Stephen Williams, Ellinore Gomez, Leanne Bobee, Suzette Strong Randall, Linda Dermott,

Sandra Scian, Karen Sparks, Allison Oster, Daisy Tse, Samuel Varughese, Louise Aspin, Lee Maziarz, Julia Macfarlane, Minda

Antonio. Back row left to right: Claire Howard, Rob Gottschalk, Jessica Diniz, David Gates, Leanne Brazier, Justin Van Leeuwen,

Kevin Goldthorp, Sharon Hogan, Dana Stanescu, Lindsay Dutton, Nekeisha Mohammed, Leanne Lavereau, Candace Alfarero.

Missing from photo: Owen Charters, Nicholas Hill and Kari Johnston

Many thanks to all the Hospital and Foundation staff and volunteers for helping with this publication. And thanks to our donors, including those requesting anonymity. You matter most. Without you, this Report would not be possible.

Thank You

Annual Giving

Special Events

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Major Gifts

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Aging & Veterans’ Care

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Schulich Heart Centre

Holland Musculoskeletal Program

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“Thanks to you, 2005 was a great year for us. Funds raised were up 78 per cent from the previous year.” ~Kevin Goldthorp, CEO, Sunnybrook Foundation

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Our Donors Matter Most

Lifetime DonorsWe are proud to recognize our most generous donors. These individuals and organizations have given $100,000 or more, cumulatively, to Sunnybrook Foundation.

$20,000,000 +Susanne & William Holland

$5,000,000 - $9,999,999Edmond & Gloria Odette • Seymour & Tanna Schulich and Family

$2,500,000 - $4,999,999Anthony & Margaret Crolla • Ross W. Davidson Estate • Albert Cummings Johnston Estate • Anonymous ___________________________________________________________Association of Volunteers, Women’s College Hospital • Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, Ontario Chapter • Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce The Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation • The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation • RBC Foundation

$1,000,000 - $2,499,999Nani & Austin Beutel • James Brown Estate • L.C. Campbell • Gerald & Carla Connor • The Diamond Family – Whitecastle Investments • George & Glenna Fierheller Phyllis Mary Garton Estate • Mary & Graham Hallward • Richard L. Holbrook • Michael & Sonja Koerner • Lee K. & Margaret Lau • Stephan Lewar R. Peter & Virginia McLaughlin • Gulshan & Pyarali Nanji and Family • Helen & Paul J. Phelan • Alexandre & Jeannine Raab • Tiina Raag Estate • J. Michael Scott Joey & Toby Tanenbaum • John & Elizabeth Tory • Enid M. Walker Estate

Anonymous • The Atkinson Charitable Foundation • BMO Financial Group • The Bank of Nova Scotia • Bell Canada • Cara Operations Limited • City of North York Fast Foundation • The Firkin Group of Pubs • General Motors of Canada Limited • Mead Johnson Nutritionals • Novartis Pharma Canada Inc. Sunnybrook Volunteer Association • TD Canada Trust • The Temerty Family Foundation • Veterans’ Affairs Canada • Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation

$500,000 - $999,999Elkie Adler MS Clinic • Eugene & Alice Boccia • Elizabeth Burton Estate • Elizabeth Curtiss Estate • E. Bruce Johnson • Sigmund & Nancy Levy Stephen Lewar Estate • Luella McCleary Estate • Maxine Morris Estate • Anonymous • Helen Phelan Estate • Rose Reid Estate • Nancy Ruth Constance Tiffin Estate • William Vanderlure Martin Estate___________________________________________________________The Harold E. Ballard Foundation • The Bennett Family Foundation • Charles Luther Burton Trust • Den Haag Capital LLC • GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Hydro One Inc. • IBM Canada Ltd. • Imasco Limited • Dr. Jay Foundation • The Henry White Kinnear Foundation • O & Y Enterprise Real Estate Services Stryker Canada • The Stauffer Foundation • The Tecolote Foundation • The Allan E. Tiffin Trust • May G. Vasey Trust • The Hedwig Walch Charitable Foundation R. Howard Webster Foundation • The W. Garfield Weston Foundation • Women’s College Health Research

All donations to Sunnybrook are gratefully appreciated and help us continue to be here, when it matters

most. Space limitations make it impossible for us to list the thousands of other generous donors to

Sunnybrook who made contributions of less than $500 between April 1, 2005 and March 31, 2006.

$250,000 - $499,999Edna Grace Abbott Estate • Marion Bain Estate • Thomas & Donna Baker • Norman & Cicely Bell • Emilie G. Brooks Estate • Elizabeth Mary Browne Estate Margaret Mary Burns Estate • Leila Emma Campbell Estate • John Chiasson Estate • Sherry Cooper • Leslie and Anna Dan • Alice M. Davidson Estate Ronald Edward Donnelly Estate • Anna-Liisa & Graham Farquharson • Goldie R. Feldman • Mavis Gardiner Estate • Blake & Belinda Goldring Vincent Albert Grozelle Estate • Margaret Agnes Isaac Estate • Mary Rowell Jackman • Wilfred Davies Johnson Estate • Sophie Lewar Estate Elda Gertrude MacGregor Estate • Viola Rita MacMillan Estate • Mary McNiven Estate • Helen & Frank Morneau • Zelma Thomson Murphy Estate John & Hilda Pangman • Viola J. Pike Estate • Edwin Roger Pooler Estate • Paul & Lea Reichmann • Norbert Schuller • David S. Simmonds • John G. Weir___________________________________________________________Anonymous • A & B Fogel Charitable Foundation • AGF Management Limited • Aventis Pharma Canada • Baxter Corporation • Max Bell Foundation The Black Family Foundation • Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP • CN • Canadian Pacific Limited • Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited The Arthur & Audrey Cutten Foundation • The Eaton Foundation • Eli Lilly Canada Inc. • Michael Albert Garron Foundation Gelato Cup Golf Tournament • Great-West Life • Hansjorg Wyss AO Medical Foundation • Harrowston Foundation • Helen McCrea Peacock Foundation Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Co. • Hoffmann-La Roche Limited • Imperial Oil Limited • J.P. Bickell Foundation • The Jackman Foundation • Kellogg Canada Inc. Labatt Breweries of Canada • Liberty Health • The Samuel Lunenfeld Charitable Foundation • MDS Inc. • Manulife Financial • Monsanto Canada Inc. The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto • New Leaders of Sunnybrook Foundation • Nortel Networks Limited • North York Fire Fighters’ Association Sears Canada Inc. • The W.P. Scott Charitable Foundation • Shoppers Drug Mart • Toronto Professional Fire Fighters’ Association • Tyco Healthcare Group Canada The Winberg Foundation • Windfields Farm • Zimmer of Canada Limited

$100,000 - $249,999Vic & Lesley Alboini • Ruth A. Aitken Estate • Margot O. Anderson Estate • Shane & Manda Baghai • Mary Ellen Baker Estate • Ralph Barford Dr. Martin & Carol Barkin • Karen & Bill Barnett • Agnes M. Bellman Estate • Mary Anne Benesch Estate • Henry & Esther Bernick • Ernest Bradshaw Estate Murray & Bonnie Brasseur • Thomas & Sandra Brent • Vivian & David Campbell • Robert Chafee • Margaret Chambers • Keela Chapman Estate Alfred Law & Ivy Chan • Raymond Chang • The Family of the late Dixon S. Chant • Mark & Gloria Charness • James R. Christie & Hon Sarah E. Pepall Gwendolyn Irene Corcoran Estate • Jack & Jessie Coutts • Mary Frances Cronin Estate • George & Mary Crothers • Mark & Ann Curry • John & Myrna Daniels Jill Denham & Stephen Marshall • Marta Dusmet-de-Smours Estate • Helen Brown Dyce Estate • Evelyn Edith Eadie Estate • Gordon & Ricki Fenwick • Alison Fisher Arthur Gates Estate • Ethel Gertrude Hallett Estate • John & Endla Gilmour • William Heaslip & Nona Macdonald Heaslip • Audrey Heinz Harriet Helwig Estate • Strathearn Ann (Thern) Hicking Estate • F. Marguerite Hill • Garry Hoy Estate • Marjorie Kains Estate • K. Michael Kelly • Dr. Bob Lester John Leyerle & Patricia Eberle • Clifford Librach • Walter & Susan Lind • Douglas & E. Ann MacKay • Dr. Miriam Alice Brick Mann Estate Leone C. St. Mars Estate • Susan McCutcheon • Dorothy McKay • Isabel Grace McLaughlin Estate • Isabel McLaughlin • Jim Meekison & Carolyn Keystone Bruce H. Mitchell • Victor Mozarowski Estate • Sonya Neufer • Terry O’Sullivan & Corey Simpson • Jan & Marie-José Overweel • Jocelyn Palm Andrew & Susan Peters • Edwin Pooler • Gail Suzanne Potts • Denis Charles Quinn Estate • Dr. Robin Richards • Vera H. Riedinger Estate Iain & Cristina Ronald • Theodore & Debbi Ross • Sandra & Joseph Rotman • Nancy M. Scott • Chwant-Seto Family Trust • Kathleen Mary Sloan Estate Ellen Irene Smith Estate • Hazwell S. Smith Estate • Ann Southam • Ann & Will Sutherland • Katherine Swartz Estate • Eleanor & Burnett Thall Grace Lorraine Thomas Estate • Marvin & Esther Tile • James Tory • Hendrik Vliegenthart Estate • The Waitzer Family • Helen M. Walker Estate • Colin & Barbara Watson Douglas G. Watson • Nikolaus Weimann Estate • Alice Kathleen Welsh Estate • Myrna Westcott • David & Lindy Williams • William Arbuthnott Willson Estate John B. Withrow Estate • Dr. C. Stewart Wright & Mrs. Marilyn Wright • Angelo Zaccheo___________________________________________________________Abitibi-Consolidated Inc. • AIC Limited • Albikin Management Inc. • Alcan Inc. • Allergan Inc. • The Alumnae Association of WCH School of Nursing AO/ASIF Research Commission • AstraZeneca Canada Inc. • The Auxiliary to the O&A • Barrday, Inc. • Berlex Canada Inc. • Beutel, Goodman & Company Ltd. The E.W. Bickle Foundation • Biogen Canada Inc. • Borden Ladner Gervais LLP • Brant Business Park • Brascan Corporation and Noranda Inc. Brazilian Carnival Ball - Anna Maria de Souza • Canada Life - Toronto Central Agency • Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation • Cancer Care Ontario • CanWest Global Communications Corp. • Carolyn Sifton Foundation Inc. • Centre for Addiction and Mental Health • Christie Group Limited • James H. Cummings Foundation Inc. E.I. du Pont Canada Company • Anonymous • Ellesmere Fabricators Ltd. • Ellis-Don Construction Ltd • Equifax Canada Inc. • Ernst & Young LLP Esso Resources Limited • Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP • FML Medical Laboratories • Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts • Galderma Canada Inc. • General Electric Canada Inc. General Motors of Canada Limited • George Weston Limited • Gulf Canada Resources Ltd. • HSBC Bank Canada • Hip Hip Hooray • Hiram Walker and Sons Ltd. Hudson’s Bay Company • Hurley Corporation • Hydro One Networks Inc. • John Labatt Foundation • Johnson & Johnson • Langar Company Limited Lombard Canada Ltd. • Maple Leaf Foods Inc. • The McColl-Early Foundation IMA • The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation • The McLean Foundation McLeish Orlando LLP • McMillan Binch LLP • Medtronic of Canada Limited • The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Foundation • Merck Frosst Canada Ltd. • Merrill Lynch Molson Breweries • Morgan Stanley Canada Limited • The Muzzo Family • Northern Telecom Canada Limited • Novopharm Ltd. • Oatley, Vigmond Personal Injury Lawyers Organon Canada Ltd. • Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP • P & L Odette Charitable Foundation • Paediatric Associates • Pfizer Canada Inc. • Philips Electronics Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP • Procter & Gamble • Rameses Shriners • Rio Algom Limited • Roots Canada Ltd. • Rotary Club of East York • Roy Foss Motors Ltd. Sceptre Investment Counsel Limited • Scotia Capital Inc. • Serono Canada Inc. • Smith & Nephew Inc. • Soroptimist International of Toronto • St. George’s Society of Toronto • Sun Life Financial • Sunnybrook Surgical Oncology Program • Synthes (Canada) Ltd. • Anonymous • Toronto Star • TransCanada Pipeline Limited • UBS Ventana Clinical Research Corporation • The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation • Wyeth Consumer Healthcare Inc. • Zeneca Pharma Inc.

Thanks To Our Donors

Sunnybrook Foundation is grateful to the following individuals and organizations for their generous support in the past fiscal year (April 1, 2005 to March 31, 2006).

Our Donors$20 Million +Susanne & William Holland

$1,000,000 - $2,499,999Richard L. Holbrook • Gulshan & Pyarali Nanji and Family • Edmond & Gloria Odette ___________________________________________________________BMO Financial Group • RBC Foundation • TD Canada Trust

$500,000 - $999,999Eugene & Alice Boccia • Gerald & Carla Connor • Mary & Graham Hallward ___________________________________________________________Hydro One Inc. • The Bank of Nova Scotia

$100,000 - $499,999Elkie Adler MS Clinic • Vic & Lesley Alboini • Shane & Manda Baghai • Sherry Cooper • Leslie and Anna Dan • Goldie R. Feldman • Blake & Belinda Goldring E. Bruce Johnson • Dr. Bob Lester • Sigmund & Nancy Levy • Terry O’Sullivan & Corey Simpson • Seymour & Tanna Schulich and Family Joey & Toby Tanenbaum___________________________________________________________AGF Management Limited • Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada Inc. • Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, Ontario Chapter Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce • Den Haag Capital LLC • Fast Foundation • Manulife Financial • Mead Johnson Nutritionals Novartis Pharma Canada Inc. • P & L Odette Charitable Foundation • Philips Electronics Ltd. • Roy Foss Motors Ltd. • Stryker Canada Sunnybrook Volunteer Association • The Temerty Family Foundation • Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation • Women’s College Health Research

$50,000 - $99,999Anonymous • Henry & Esther Bernick • Douglas & Paula Cook • John & Elizabeth Finlay • F. Marguerite Hill • Anonymous Dr. C. Stewart Wright & Mrs. Marilyn Wright___________________________________________________________Amgen Canada Inc. • Barrday, Inc. • The Black Family Foundation • Biogen Canada Inc. • CN • Commissionaires Great Lakes • Michael Albert Garron Foundation Gelato Cup Golf Tournament • The Samuel Lunenfeld Charitable Foundation • TELUS Communications Inc. • Tyco Healthcare Group Canada The Hedwig Walch Charitable Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999In Memory of Carl & Rose Abrams and In Memory of Morris & Rita Gebien • In loving memory of Rita Centorame • Margaret Chambers The Family of the late Dixon S. Chant • George & Glenna Fierheller • Edward & Sylvia Fisch • Montgomery Fridenberg • C. Warren & Barbara Goldring Kevin Goldthorp & Diane Mendes de Franca • Ana P. Lopes & Don Tapscott • Garfield Mitchell • Christina K. Ober • Andrew & Susan Peters • Alexandre & Jeannine Raab • Bruce & Lorna Robertson • Louis Savlov • Marvin & Esther Tile • Natalina & Carmine Vettese • Nina Volfson • Angelo Zaccheo ___________________________________________________________Charles Luther Burton Trust • The Arthur & Audrey Cutten Foundation • Hoffmann-La Roche Limited • The Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation Rameses Shriners • Rosenblatt and Bayne Trust • Schering Canada Inc. • In Memory of Sigmund Schmidt • Shoppers Drug Mart • The Allan E. Tiffin Trust The Veterans Honour Ride Foundation • The Winberg Foundation • ZenithOptimedia

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$500 - $999Gwen M. Acker • Clare Adams • Gloria Adams • Lillian Aitken Tom & Mary Akin • Lucia Alexander • William Allan • Dorothy Amos Agnes Anderson • B. I. Anderson • Katherine Angel • Craig Armstrong Karin Arnold • William Aust • John Austin • Marlene S. Axler • Patricia Bailey Harold Balderson • The Late St. Clair Balfour & Helen G. Balfour Jean Ballinger • John & Betty Bankes • Paul Barnicke • Clare Barry Lucille Barsoum • J. M. Barteck • Bruce Batler • John Beach • John Beare Chris Bell • Elizabeth Bell • Alan Bernick • Hugh Big Canoe • Joan Bigwood Steven Bilyk • E. B. Bimm • Doreen Binhammer • Christine F. Bissell Victor Blackhall • James Blacklaw • Ronald Blainey • Dorothy I. Blair Murray & Ellen Blankstein • Faye Blum • Tracey K. Bochner • John D. Bogart Ronald Bond • Michael J. Bonner • Sarah Booth • Robert Borden • R. N. Bose Kenneth Bott • Stephan Bourassa • Voula Boutsikos • Richard Boxer Hilda Bradford • Michael Bregman • John Brooke • Audrey Brown Fran & David Brown • Gwendolyn O. Brown • Muriel Brown Norman D. Brown • Virginia Brown • Wilfred Browne • Patricia Bruckmann John Buchan • R. Constance Buck • Michael Bunston • Jean Burnet Martha Burns • William Burns • Janet Burrows • Patricia Byzek Barbara Callbeck • Elisabeth A. Cameron • Peter A. G. Cameron Michelle Campbell • Brian Capper • Arnold R. Carefoote • James G. Carl Eric Carlson • Philip Carnevale • Cherilyn Carson • Jennie Cass Marion Cassels • Alfonso & Luisa Catenaro • Margaret Catto • Judi Chambers George Chan • Karmjit K. Cheema • Nancy Chefero-MacBrien Beverley Chernos • Alfred Cheung • Teressa Cheung David Chin Ernest & Eileen Chopping • Mary Christie Robert Ciborowski Carol A. Cimicata • Campbell Clark • Greig Clark James Coatsworth & Helen Sinclair • Blanche Cockburn • Catherine Cockburn Robert Cockburn • Irving Cohen • Mr. & Mrs. William W. Cook Deborah Cooper • Douglas Cooper • Ian Cooper • Celia Corcoran Mary Corcoran • Francine Cote • Richard Court • J. D. Cowan Ninalee Craig • Heather Crawford • John F. Crean • Graeme Cropley Neil Culbert • Marty Cutler • Darcy D’Amour • Lili Daneshvar Nandini Dasgupta • Norma Dattels • John Davies • Alex Davis • Evelyn Davis Jennifer Davis • Margot Dawson • Sheila Deakin • Fred Dearborn John Decaria • Ronald Dengler • David Dennis • Jerry & Anita Dermer Jeanne DesBrisay • Michael J. Desjardins • Mary D. DiFalco Leo Dillon & Judy Grace • Vincent DiMauro • Miroslav Dimkovski Anna Diteljan • D’Arcy R. Doherty • Graham E. Donald • Lynda Donson John Downing • Karyn Drewnowsky • Barbara L. Drucker Ross & Brigida Drummond • Louis Duchesnay • Derek Duffy Kenneth Dugal • Elsie Dujany • Helen Duncan • Diana Dunlap • Joan Dunn Michael & Marie Dunn • Jeanne W. Durant • Janet & Edwin Durbin Peter & Patricia Edwards • Debra Eklove • Cornelius A. Elenbaas • W. J. Elliott Carol E. Emerson • Ronald English • William Enman • Graham & Dianne Evanoff

Janet Evans • Joan Evans • Rita Evans • Linda Facchini • W. R. Farquharson Geoffrey D. Farrar • William Farrell • Peter Farwell • Gilles Fecteau James Feilders • Robert Fenn • James & Irene Ferguson • John Ferguson Richard Ferguson • Rebecca Finlay & Gordon Koch • Ronald Firstbrook John Fitzpatrick • George Fleischmann • Charles Fletcher • Frances Foley Carolyn Foran • Jake Fowell • George & Susan Fowlie • Maria Franceschetti D. Francis • Robert Franklin • Elizabeth Fraser • Norman & Ruth Fraser Stephen Freedman • Larry Frook • Douglas Frost • Lou Fruitman • Peter Fuoco Sprague & Annie Furey • John Gable • Debbi Gallen • Meryl Gangbar John & Maria Gardner • Emmanuelle Gattuso-Slaight • Joseph Gault Roy Gentles • Michael Gibson • David Giffen • Patrick Gillette Maria Gilmour • Harry Gin • Anonymous • Debbie Godfrey Sari C. Goldenberg • Donna Goldstein • Robert Gordon • Joseph Gorog Robert & Janet Gouinlock • Patrick & Dolores Gouveia • Hans Graf Lee Graff • Anonymous • Chantal Graham • Robert Graham • Gordana Graovac Shanon Grauer • Reginald Gray • Belle Greenspoon • Doug Greig Johanna Griffioen • Patricia M. Guenther • Barbara Gunther • Allan Guttman Elizabeth & John Hackett • Margaret Hall • Margaret Hall • Joan Ham Elizabeth Hamilton • James Hamilton • Sherif Hanna • Kirsten Hanson Mark Hanson • John Harcourt • Ghislaine Harquail • Heather Harris Hilda Harris • Richard and Sue Harris • Stephen Harris • Susan Harris Russell Harrison • David Hart • Erwin Hart • Philip Hart • Geraldine Harvey Louise S. Hashimoto • Roger Hatch • Patricia Haug • Brian Hawkins Doreen Hawkinson • Penny Headrick • Ronald & Ann Heale • Beryl Healey Jane Heath • William L. Heath • Ruth Heisey • Henry Hellwinkel Grahame & Joyce Henry • Peter Hertzberg • Albert & Veronica H. Heywood Martin R. Hicks • Ada Hill • Joan L. Hill • Diana Hillman • Frances Hilmer William & Martha Hinder • Rosita Ho • W. Ralph Holt • Sam Holtzman Guity Homayouni • Gordon Hoops • Joyce Hopkins • Marian E. Houghton Susan Housley-Davis • Margaret Houston • Elizabeth S. Hoyle Jacqueline Hoyte • Sofia Hrymalak • Miranda Hubbs • Karen D. Hulford Sheila Hulford • Lindsay Hunt • Dianne Hutchison • Edward Hutton Teresina Ierullo • Malina Iftimie • Nicholas Imming • Peter Irwin A. Ronald Jackson • E. S. Jackson • George & Anne-Lise Jackson • Calla Janes Tack Jhung • Ian L. Joffe • Norman E. Johnstone • Elizabeth Julien-Wilson Josh Kadish • William J. Kantores • Ralph & Irene Karon • Michael Katz James Keachie • Margaret Keen • Brian Keith • Burton H. Kellock Q.C. B. Vincent & M. Pamela Kelly • Kathleen Kemp • Roy Kendall Harry Kennedy • William Kennedy • Robert J. Kerr • Jong Kim Jacqueline & Robert King • Alan Kinnear • D.K. & Margaret Kirkland Paul Kitchen • Karmela Klasner • Wendy Ko • Eleanor Koldofsky Andreas Komitas • Jasper Kotadia Morrell • William Krehm • Doreen Kropf Manmoham Kudra • Toni Kuenen • R. S. Kukulowicz • Yik C. Kwok Antje Laidler • Narinder Lal • Irene Lange-Mechlen • Jennifer Lanthier Mary Ann Lawrie • Virsukhlal H. Laxman • David Lay • Deborah Lay

Dorothy Leak • Anna Lee • John Lee • Shirley Lee • Margaret Leighton Kathryn Lennox & Ian Scott • Ying-Suet Y. Leung • Allan Lewin A.H.C. Lewis • Brett Lindros • Thomas Lipa • Colin Litton • Elizabeth Loach Vincent & Helene Lobraico • Wesley Lockwood • Diane Loeb • Gar Lok Rita Lombardi • John Longarini • Richard Loranger • Paul Loukas Lin-Yee Low • Robert Lucas • Muk-Chiu Ma • Jocelyn Macdonald Lesa Macdonald • Jamie Macintosh • James S. Maclachlan • James MacLean Gordon MacNeill • Janet H. MacPhail • Alexander Macpherson Joan Mactavish • Tony Maggisano • Nan Main • Richard & Elaine Maj Joseph Malette • D. Jeanne & Charles Manchee • Inga J. Manley Basil Mariotti • Patrick Mars • Donald Marston • Lois A. Martell Patrizia Mascoli • Donna L. Masters • Patricia L. Matthews Eleanor M. McCain • Archibald McCallum • Heather McCallum Don McCarthy • Donal J. McCartney • Barbara McCaslin Lorraine & Andrew McCaughey • Robert McCowan • Donald McCrossan Patricia McCutcheon • David McFadden • R. J. Brian McFarlane Lorraine M. McKaye • Helen McKee • Peter McLaughlin Joann L. and Rodger W. McLennan • Stasia Mctavish • Diana McVitty Richard & Carol Meech • Judith Megow-Rose • Dinshaw Mehta Murray Menkes • Joyce Mercer • Nathalie Mercure • Sara Meurling Dorothy Miles • Marc Milgrom • Marlene Minaker • Alison Minato Margo Mingay • Brian Minton • Lorelie Mitchell • Ronald Moffat Beverley J. Moir • Delia Moog • John C. Moore • John D. Moore Caren Morassutti • Charlotte Morgan • Christopher D. Morgan Donna Morgan • Elizabeth A. Morgan • Donald & Frances Morrison George Morrison • Debbie Morrissey • Charles Moyle • Diane Mugford Dipen & Marie Mukherjee • Larry Munday • Cornel Munteanu • David Murray Robert Murray • Meta Nassar • Zaid Nasser • Irvine Naylor • M. C. Nelson Mary Newman • Lynda Newmarch • Ken Ng • Saw Ng • Dinh K. Ngo Robert C. Nicholson • Mary L. Nickerson • John Nkansah Nazir Noormohamed • Cliff Nordal • Julie Norton • Arsenio Oallares John O’Connell • Linda E. O’Keefe • Peter Oliver • Geraldine O’Meara John O’Neill • Benson & Joyce Orenstein • Mary L. Orr • Nancy Osberg Kathleen Osborne • Ruth Ostrower • Jacqueline S. Overholt • Ruth & Robert Owen Manjula & Bhavan Padhiar • Louis P. Pagnutti • Adele Paisley • Eve Pangman Cheryl E. Parr • Maria Parsons • Olga Parsons • Jack Pasht • David Patterson Gloria Patterson • Margaret Ann Pattison • Jennifer Pavri • Geoffrey Pearlstein Elisabeth Peckhover • David Pennycook • Susan J. Perren • Christopher Persad Alan Peters • Thelma Peters • R. B. Peterson • Eliot Phillipson • Christine Pletch Peeter & Kathryn Poldre • Dorothy Pooler • Pak-Kin Poon • Joy Pooransingh Mona Pope • Donna Porter • David Potter • Jean-Charles Potvin • Roy Powell Hugh W. Price • James Pritchard • Erica Prussky • Marlene Puffer • Paul Purser Cecelia Quarrington • Mirella Quattrin • Donald Quick • A. Rachiero Merle Rachlin • Lloyd Raskina • Anna Rauth • Irene Reed • Naser Reeyahi Stella Regnitter • Elizabeth Rennie • Paul Richey • Marvin Richie

Tribute GiftsThe following individuals have been honoured with a gift of $250 or more made in their name in support of Sunnybrook Foundation.

In HonourPing Wah Au • Mr. & Mrs. Shane Baghai • Dr. Jon Barrett • Dr. Mary J. Bell • Dr. Sandra Black • Adam Blankenstein • Edith M. Boccardi • Chris Bratty Dr. Rena Buckstein • Dr. Jocelyn Charles • Dr. Matthew Cheung • Charlie J. Christodoulis • Dr. Eric Cohen • Dr. Gideon Cohen • Dr. Stephen Conti Dr. Sherry Cooper • Brian P. Culbert • Dr. Cyril Danjoux • Dr. Joel DeKoven • Sandra M. Delzotto • Dr. William S. Dixon • Dr. Robert Dmytryshyn Dr. Gil Faclier • Dr. & Mrs. Michael H. Ford • Dr. S. E. Fremes • Dr. Lynn From • Dr. Brian Gilbert • Linda J. Given • Melvin A. Grossman Dr. Marvin Halikowski • Charles Hayter • Dr. Sender Herschorn • Dr. Claire Holloway • Richard & Helen Holtby • Dr. Stephen Holzapfel • Dr. Kevin Imrie Dr. Beverley Jackson • Dr. Stephen Katz • Dr. Peter Kertes • Shawn & Marsha Klerer • Dr. Hans J. Kreder • Dr. Calvin Law • Sigmund Levy Dr. Hazel Lavina A. Lickley • Grace Y. Liu • Dr. W. Luey • Dr. Bob MacKenzie • Dr. Phillip Maerov • Giuseppe Maglio • Mr. & Mrs. Nour Mansouri Deborah A. McGrath • Dr. Sandra Messner • Dr. Hensley Miller • Colin Moffat Wiseman • Dr. Chris Morgan • Dr. Gerard Morton • Dr. John J. Murnaghan Basil Muzzo • Maria Napolitano • Dr. Julian Nedzelski • Dr. Ray Osborne • Lynda Palazzi • Clem & Lise Foley • Dr. John Parker • Lisa Peat • Dr. Eliot Phillipson Dr. Peeter A. Poldre • Dr. Thomas Porter • Paul Purser • Robbin Richards • Peter Rubenovitch • Dr. Ben Safa • Dr. and Mrs. Fred G. Saibil • Rosemary Samuel Marie J. Santarelli • Dr. Carol A. Sawka • Dr. Ricky Kanee Schachter • Dr. Vanna Schiralli • Dr. Michael L. Schwartz • Dr. Debbie Selby • Dr. Gary Sibbald Dr. R. Gary Sibbald • Corey Simpson • Dr. Andrew J. Smith & Ms Sharon Sharir • Dr. Nowell Solish • Connie Sparling • Dr. W. J. E. Spence Staff of the Eye Clinic • Dr. Jay Taradash • Dr. Elaine M. Todres • Rosa Edith Torres • Dr. May Tsao • Dr. Jean Turley • Charlie Twaits Alexandra Van Hilten - Born Feb 4, 2004 • Dr. Ellen Warner • Mr. & Dr. Andrew and Fay Weisberg • Ross Wemp • Mark & Marcia Wiseman___________________________________________________________SHSC - C4 STAFF • Nursing Staff of CVICU • Sunnybrook Foundation - SUNDEC & Endocrinology • Primus 1 Team

In MemorySonia M. Abella • Carl & Rose Abrams • Albert Abrams • Martin Abrams • Gail Abrams • Carter Adams • G. M Andrews • Michael D. Armstrong • Antonietta Badia Gabriel Baldassarra • Anna V. Baldwin • Aline Banville • Terpsetha Barootes • Harold C. Barrett • John A. Baxter • Andrew Berki • Eduard Berkovits • Jean Berni E. Gordon Black • Mr. & Ms William T. Blakely • Stephen T. Boddy • Judith Bodnar • Marlene A. Bradley • Heather B. Brasseur • Robert J. Brockington Kevin G. Brown • Richard Brown • Faith E. Brown • Patricia W. Browne • Evelyn Brugos • Ms Margaret Burnard • Douglas Burnett • Donald Burns Susan M. Burns • Derek Cameron • Lorraine Campbell • Dorothy C. Campbell • Ines Cappola • Douglas Casselman • Doreen Caswell • Taylor Janine Cervenka Alison T. Chapman • Michel Chevalier • Shih K. Chiu • George Christoff • Elizabeth Clark • Elena B. Clements • William and Elizabeth Cloakey • Donald E. Clune • Sylvia Cohen • C. A. Coldham • Ester Colovic • Barbara B. Cooper • Carole Crawford • Joyce Crawley • Salvatore Crisafulli • Abel DaSilva William L. Davidson • Harold Davies • Lynne I. Dawe • Ina De Vries • Mary Dee • Doreen E. DesLauriers • Martha Dickinson • Marcello Diversi • Stefanie Dix Vincent D’Orazio • Bruce Downer • Marshall E. Drewnowsky • John E. Duarte • Alda Duffin • Gary R. Dulmage • John H. Dyer • George Efstratiadis James J. Egan • Amelia Elaschuk • David Elliott • Sante J. Falconi • Sheldon K. Farberman • Jane Feilders • Susan Feldberg-Dowsling • Brian A. Feldman Eric G. Ferris • David F. Findlay • Joseph Flamer • Mary Fraser • Harry Freedman • Karen Gable • Michael Gardos • Morris & Rita Gebien • Raffaele Gentile Helen Gershman • Ms Terri L. Gilder • Lin Che Gin • Ronald G. Girling • Robert D. Girvan • Gerald Goldsmith • Hugh Y. Goryo • Max Gould • Janet Grass Ruliff Grass • Dr. Alice Gray • Karen Hadley • Lyyli Hagelberg • Olga M. Harris • Jean M. Hart • Gerald F. Hayden, Q.C. • Rachel J. Hayes • Jayne H. Heath John H. Hemmings • Joan Hendershot • Bruce Henderson • Gloria Mary Herrmann • Mabel K. Ho • George E. Hobson • Eilleen Hogg • Billie Hotson Robert I. Howland • Sam Ivanoff • Martin Michael Jacobson • Stewart E. Jamieson • Enez Johnson • George Jung • Steve Williams Karrys • Merle Kennedy Marianne Kennedy • Anna Ker • Major William Ketcheson • Peter L. Killian • Colin Kirk • Nicholas Kolasky • Michael Kruger • Hendrikus Kuenen Boyana Kukich • Kin Yee Laam • James Laidlaw • Clare Laking • Tina Lamantia • Angelo P. LaPosta • Jenna L. Lautenschlager • Braeden Lautenschlager Robert G. Lawrence • Miklos Lente • Verna Levy • Helen Likourezos • Lena Lofeodo • Mr. & Ms Alan R. Lowe • Susan M. MacGregor • Lyla J. MacLennan William MacNeil • John V. Mallovy • T. B. Malmeewala • Concetta Mammoliti • Peppie Mandlsohn • Manuel Marques • Louise McCutcheon • Joseph J. McGovern Kenneth P. McKellar • James Meikle • Veronika Meisels • Michael J. Mensour • Russell R. Merifield, Q.C. • Thomas E. Miller • Robert J. Millward • Ruth Milne Arthur H. Mingay • Diana Morgulis • Robert L. Morrison • W. Douglas Morrison • William D. Morrison • Arthur Morrison • Marlene J. Mowry • Leonid Muchnik John W. Muir • Patricia J. Muir • Carman B. Munro • Doug Murdoch • Gladys L. Murray • Ajithan Nadarajar • Andrew E. Nadas • James D. Newel Sylvia D. Newlands • Sally Norwich • Anne O’Brien • Michael G. O’Dwyer • Meri Ortali • Ailean Ott • Manjula Padhiar • Walter Page • Nicola Panza Cecil V. Parsons • Mr. Harry T. Patterson • Anne Peacock • Eric D. Pearson-Christie • Maureen E. Peers • Andrew W. Peters • Bertha Pilc • Arthur G. Plumb Carl C. Poser • James B. Prendergast • Tibor D. Prince • Giuseppe Quattrin • George Ramdial • Charles Irwin Rathgeb • Francis V. Regan, Q.C. • Peter D. Reid Herbert S. Ribner • Andrew Rogacki • Patricia A. Rogers • John W. Ross • Jack Ross • Marjorie Ross • Virgilio Rossi • Holden Rowed Plaskett • Melville G. Rowley Robert M. Roy • Robina Ryta • Stuart W. Salter • J. W. Sanderson • Takao Sato • Sebastien Sauve • Donald C. Scott • Harry Jay Shadlyn • George Sharp Harry Shidlowski • William Shub • Abram Skrydlo • Laura M. Smith • Luigi Sorgini • Mr. & Mrs. Owen Staples • Ms Frima Starr Paloc • Susan Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson • William N. Stowe • Lloyd Sullivan • Julie Sun • Maria Superina • Donald A. Sutton • Donald E. Sutton • Bessie Swaigen • William Sweet Wladyslaw Szuba • Virginio Tam • Franz R. Tenn • Marion Thompson • Allen Thompson • Gordon Thurman • Fredrick H. Thury • Lance S. Tigert • Wilfred Tilley Jules U. Tonus • Donald M. Tytler • Kristine Uffelman • Elaine M. Valsamis • Kenneth Van Hamme • Innes N. Van Nostrand • Ronald L. Van Slyke • Patricia D. Velichkovich • Antonella Veltri • Nelson Videla • Mita Walker • Keith K. Warne • Michael W. Warsh • William T. Wells • Samuel B. Weston • Victor White Tim Ted Whitlock • Neil M. Whitmore • Ewart A. Wickens • Olven Wilson • Lou Wise • William Wolno • Chiu Wong • Phyllis M. Wood • Robert G. Woodhams Alexandra M. Yeo • Michael A. Yorke • Jadwiga L. Zmijak-Ferrone

Martin Richman • Mr. William G. Ridsdill • Joanne Rizzi • Dawn Robb Carol L. Roberts • Struan Robertson • Faye Robinson • Geraldine Robinson Louis Robinson • Suzy Rodness • Gordon & Dorothy Rogers • Leslie Rose Herb Rosenfeld • Michael & Deanna Rosenswig • Pauline Ross Maxwell L. Rotstein • Heinz Rottschafer • Agnes Roulston • Jane Rounthwaite Florence Rowley • Philip A. Russel • Parinaz A. Sabaghi • Emmaleen Sabourin James S. Saloman • Frank & Gloria Salvo • Jermaine Sampson Edward Saunders • Michael & Julia Sax • Olga Scarola-Jodzio Gordon W. Schmidt • George Scott • Steven D. Scott • Marianne Seger Morad & Alicia Shain • Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw • Gary Shaw • John & Magaretha Shed Barbara E. Sheehan • Harold L. Sheine • Lorie Shekter-Wolfson Norman Shelson • Daphne Shick • James B. Shontaler • Theodore Shtym Nicole Shuckett • Godyne Nera Sibay • Ernest & Claire Siegel • Katie Sim Hugh Simms • Carmine Simone • Mrs. Caryl Ann Sinclair • Mary Singer Sidney Sitzer • Paulette Sliwin • David A. Smith • Janice Smith • Lois Smith Mellise Spence • Amanda Squires • Monika Stangl • Lorna Staples Dennis Starritt • Donald Steadman • Hon. Donald R. Steele • Joseph Steiner Carol Stephens • Peter S. Stern • Nalini Stewart • Pamela Stewart Rodgie Stewart • John Stohn • Doreen Stoot • Lorraine Strain • Ambury Stuart Patricia Surtel • D.J.A. Sutherland • Dorothy Swan • Gerald Swinkin Wilson Tam • Lori Tamburri • Marion Tanaka • Doo-Hong & Marjorie Tang Elizabeth Taylor • Mary Beth Taylor • Paul Taylor • William Taylor Cathy Thomas & Jon Ram • Evelyn J. Thomas • Stanley Thomas Peter A. Thomson • Richard Thomson • Mary Lou Tigert William W. Tinmouth • Dennis Tobin • Eileen Todoroff • Avelino Tong Robert & Nancy Torokvei • Alexander Tosheff • Anne Trebilcock Nicla Trigiani • Aubrey Tullett • Amanda Tummon • Lorne Tupling Alexander Turner • Gerald Ullett • Walter Unger • Anne Unwin Sandra & Guy Upjohn • Ila Vaculik • Al Vaisnoras • Chip Vallis Innes & Felicia Van Nostrand • Raymond E. Vandongen • Stephen Varey Kathleen & Bruce Varty • William Vent • Patrick & Deborah Vernon Gerald Vise • Allyson Wachsberg • James Waddell • Jennifer Waddell Martha Wake • Harriet Walker • Ronald Walker • Mary Walsh • Lawrence Ward Patricia Ward • William Waters • Diana Weatherall • John Weenink Ross Wemp • Richard Wernham & Julia West • Neville J. Wesson Edna White • Grace White • Leslie White • Mary Whitebread • Dennis Wilby Gregory Williams • Anonymous • Sheila Wirth • Jack Wiseman • Stephen Witts Shun Wong • Peter & Margot Wood • Ruth Woods • Laurice & Stanley Woolings John Wright • Lloyd & Helen Wright • Nancy Wright • Susan G. Wright Ruth E. Wygrant • Annette Yang • Anonymous • Edward Yates • Diana Yenson Chung Yip • Greg Young • Marie Ziegler • Morris Zimmerman Sharon & Barry Zimmerman • Dr. Jack & Louise Zosky • Ray Zucchiatti Sharon Zupancic • Barbara M. Zvan ___________________________________________________________

A & T Jewellers Limited • A. Mazzucco Construction • Altruists of Oakville Auctionwire Inc. • Beatrice & Arthur Minden Foundation Belladonna Communications • Berkeley Medical Inc. • Bishop Strachan School Boston Scientific Ltd. • Brascan Corporation and Noranda Inc. Canadian Direct Insurance Inc. • Canadian Healthcare Association Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College • Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 2 • Carloo Corporation • Cartcon General Contracting Ltd. Cole & Partners • College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario COPE Local 550 • Datex-Ohmeda • De Bekiris Hair Design Don Valley North Lexus Toyota • Educational Foundation Equlibrium Lifestyle Managment Canada Inc. • FannieMae • First Gulf Development Corporation • Frendel Kitchens Limited • Garden Homes Inc. Garden Court Project-Newmarket • Gemini Communications Inc. Genesis Menswear • Giovanni and Concetta Guglietti Family Foundation Go Transit • The Miriam and Harold Green Family Foundation Hood Packaging Corporation • i2 Technologies (Canada) Co. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 353 InterVax Biologicals Ltd. • J.S. Salek Pharmacy Inc. Jewish Community Foundation of Montreal • Keith Communications The Kidney Foundation of Canada • Kim Office Services • Kinetico Canada Inc. Lean Bros. Farms Limited • Leighton Professional Corp. Ltd. Ross K. Leighton MD • Lute & Company Limited • Maj For Mammaries The Manchee Foundation • Mapleton’s Organic Dairy Inc. Marel & Company Ltd. • Mastermind Educational Technologies Inc. Mayfair Electric Limited • McCormack Canada • Metropolitan Preparatory Academy • N.A. Taylor Foundation • Neda Moeini Gold Line North York Hockey League • Nu-Way Potato Products Ltd. Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres • Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation • Orlando Corporation • Ottawa Folklore Centre Ltd. Paisley-Manor Insurance Brokers Inc. • PHST Tech Canada Ltd Plasma Innovation Cookware Inc. • R.C.L. Poppy Operating Fund Registered Practical Nurses Association of Ontario • Rosedale Developments Inc. Rothmans, Benson & Hedges Inc. • Royal Canadian Legion Branch 12 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 183 • Royal Canadian Legion Branch 232 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 582 • Royce Dupont Investments S. Golvin Charitable Foundation • Salba • Serad Holdings Limited Sheena’s Place • The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada The Sonshine Family Foundation • Swanick & Associates • Taim Consulting Inc Teagarden Developments Limited • The Tenenbaum Charitable Foundation Times Group Corporation • Toronto Orthopedic Appliance Services Ltd Toronto School of Traditional Chinese Medicine • Trammell Crow Company Tri-Can Contract Incorporated • Tudco Corporation • TX Delar Investments Ltd. United Parcel Service Canada Ltd. • USANA Health Sciences UXMAL COMMUNICATIONS LTD. • V. Tam Properties Vital D 2 Productions Inc. • Volpatti Brothers • Wawanesa Insurance WCS Financial Services Inc. • Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation West Rim Express Lines Ltd. • George A. Wright & Son (Toronto) Limited ZZEN Group of Companies Limited

Save the DateMonday, May 14, 2007Night of StarsAn evening filled with a glittering array of Canadian stars on stage for one night only in support of the Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre

Monday, May 28, 2007Sunnybrook Women’s Health Golf Classic

Wednesday, August 22, 2007Sunnybrook Golf Classic

Please check the Foundation’s website for more information about these and other events: www.sunnybrookfoundation.ca

Copies of the Foundation’s consolidated financial statement are available upon request. If you would like to receive a copy of the statements for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2006, please contact us.

Sunnybrook Foundation2075 Bayview Avenue, Room H332Toronto, Ontario M4N 3M5Telephone: 416-480-4483 or 1-866-696-2008Fax: 416-480-6155E-mail: foundation@sunnybrook.caCharitable Business Number: 899209118RR0001

Sunnybrook Foundation gratefully acknowledges Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. for their support in printing this Report to Donors. Thank you.

Estate GiftsBetween April 1, 2005 and March 31, 2006, the following generous individuals donated to Sunnybrook Foundation through their estates.

Dorothy Annette • Mary Ellen Baker • Ruthanne Bogart • Ernest Bradshaw Elizabeth Mary Browne • John Chiasson • Sylvia Bessie Connort Elizabeth Curtiss • Marjorie Day • Ruth Day • Joan Margarey Forman Arthur Gates • Pearl Sarah Gefen • Margaret Gourlay • Gordone Victor Gover Dr. Alice Gray • Audrey Adela Guscott • Dawson Wilbur Hatch Naoko Hayashi • Strathearn Ann (Thern) Hicking • Jennifer C. A. Hooker Marjorie Kains • Ursula Margaret Kearns • Kathleen Edna Kerr Stephen Lewar • Rosalyn Anne Lorie • Dorothy A. Macham Charmain Manchee • Luella McCleary • Iris May McCracken Constance Virginia Morgan • Magaret Helen Morton • Rose Lillian Morton Victor Mozarowski • Marjorie Lenore Paulich • Sylvia Jane Perry Denis Charles Quinn • J.H Rattray • Rose Reid • Mary Scott Kathleen Mary Sloan • Constance Burford Smith • Naomi Joan Smith William Dermott Stevens • Irene May Stevenson • Lindsay Thompson Violet Elizabeth Thorne • Nikolaus Weimann • Charles Wheaton Lois H. Wightman • John Williamson • Frank and Annette Wilson Leonard James Wilson • Edith Irja Winchar • Laura Jean Woolley

In Our CommunitySunnybrook Foundation would like to acknowledge the following community events held in support of our Hospital over the past fiscal year. Many thanks to the organizers and participants of each event.

Baskin Robbins, Yorkmills and Bayview Avenue • Bay Street Ball Beautiful Mind, Beautiful Life • BFS Entertainment Charitable Foundation Golf Tournament • Cambodia Children’s Summit Ride CIBPA Toronto 53rd Annual President’s Ball • Corporate Jam CUPE Local One Golf Tournament • Dr. Jay Golf Classic • Firkin Golf Classic FUSE • Gelato Cup Golf Tournament • Harbour Square Salon Hip Hip Hooray • Hugo Boss Invitational Golf Tournament Jackson’s BBQ for Babies: A Star is Born • John English P.S. Fundraiser Ken P. Barr Golf Tournament • LCBO BBQ and Auction • L.G.A. Open LifeBeat • Maj for Mammaries • Ministry of Community & Social Services 75th Anniversary Jelly Bean Count • Mother & Daughter Breast Cancer Awareness Brunch • Multi-Faith Considerations for Health Care Providers: A Panel Discussion • Pink Ribbon on King • Phil Talaska Memorial Golf Tournament • Power Workers’ Union Charity Golf Tournament Preemie Committee Picnic • Putting for Preemies • Putt for Prostate Road to Recovery • Robbin’s Ride • Shimmy ‘n Shake Gala • Spring to Life Summer Affair for Miracle Babies • Teens Helping Teens The Wally Tap & Grill Cancer Fundraiser • This Side of Paradise Toronto Firefighters’ Magic Show • Toronto Firefighters Pensioners Golf Tournament • Toronto Hadassah WIZO Bazaar • Vascular Clinic Invitational Golf Tournament • Whistler’s Open Golf Tournament • Women’s Health Matters Forum & Expo

A gift to Sunnybrook Foundation in your will is a simple and powerful way to leave a legacy that will help others for years to come. For more information on planning your legacy, call Sandra Scian at 416-480-5877, or visit www.sunnybrookfoundation.ca.

Supporters who donate $500 or more within a year are recognized as members of the Fellowship Society of Sunnybrook Foundation. In addition to recognition in our Report to Donors and our Donor Recognition Centre, Fellowship Society members receive regular publications from the Foundation. Members also receive advance notice of opportunities to participate in major Foundation events such as the Foundation’s Annual General Meeting and special “by-invitation-only” Fellowship Society health and research lectures throughout the year, giving members the opportunity to have their questions answered by our medical leaders.

Most importantly, the greatest reward for our Fellowship Society members is knowing that they have made a significant contribution to progressive research and education, and funding for much-needed equipment, leading to ongoing improvements in advanced patient care, when it matters most.

Fellowship Society