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This year’s theme was all about having fun and dressing up in your favourite sports gear. We are thrilled to cross the finish line of another successful and memorable bowling campaign. The pledge raising efforts of so many returning and new teams were inspiring and we are truly appreciative. Thank you to the participants, sponsors and supporters who displayed immense enthusiasm and dedication to the campaign. We can’t thank you enough for being part of this event, and for helping change so many kids’ lives.
Valerie Lambert Executive Director, Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver
Thank you
UT FOR HELPING US P S IVE MENTORS IN THE L IN OF 220 CHILDREN OUR COMMUNITY!
top Fundraising Teams
TOP FUNDRAISING TEAMS
Scotiabank ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ $34,354 Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd. ���������������������������������� $19,516 Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP ������������������������������������$10,109
top pledge raisers Trevor O’Reilly Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd. ����������������������������������������� $8,175
142 teams and 1,345 bowlers participated in The 2016 Scotiabank Bowl for Big Brothers Classic, presented by Mr. Lube.
Pollyanna Chow Scotiabank – BC & Yukon Regional Office ������������ $6,510 Mike Rickaby Paragon Financial Services Inc. �������������������������������������� $5,754
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Building a Bright Future together. Scotiabank is proud to partner with Big Brothers in support of their mentoring programs for kids. A special thank you to everyone who supported the 2016 Scotiabank Bowl for Big Brothers Classic. Through our partnerships with local organizations, we continue to build vibrant communities where we live and work. Together, we can build a bright future for everyone.
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A message from Scotiabank On behalf of Scotiabank, congratulations to all bowlers, and a huge thank you for your generous support and extraordinary fundraising efforts in this year’s Scotiabank Bowl for Big Brothers Classic. This campaign is a part of our on-going efforts to help young people reach their full potential, and to support the communities where we live and work. The funds we have raised together will make a direct impact on hundreds of Bigs and Littles right here in Greater Vancouver. Winnie Leong Senior Vice-President BC & Yukon Region Scotiabank
Thank you. We hope you had fun, and look forward to seeing you back again next year!
WESTBANK CORP
Thank you
FOR JOINING US THIS YEAR! THE SCOTIABANK
rookie of the year This annual award goes to the top fundraising new team. While many teams return to bowl year after year, 19 new teams joined us for their first year of bowling in 2016. Congratulations to Westbank Corp, who raised $4,700!
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Consider this a thank you note from all the kids you’ve helped! On behalf of Mr. Lube, congratulations to the teams and players of this year’s Bowl for Big Brothers Classic. Your commitment has really helped the kids in your communities.
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Thank you TEAM CAPTAINS!
This year we are excited to recognize our Team Captains who have supported this campaign for a long time. You are an extremely important part of the campaign’s overall success and your efforts are much appreciated!
THE MR. LUBE
BIG BOOST AWARD Awarded by Presenting Sponsor, Mr. Lube, this award goes to the team with the greatest growth in bowlers from one year to the next.
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Freedom 55 Financial is the winner, growing their team by 14 bowlers!
FREEDOM 55 FINANCIAL
years of service Andrea Brown
Paul Nemastil
David Ticknor
Raphael Roxas
Gin Suk Kang
Roy Ellis
Holly Redburn
Susan McFarlane
Lori Webber
Willis Mah
Madison Tran
Wilson Chong
Michael MacLaren Mingo Morabito
10
years of service Minette Polepil
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EVENT VOLUNTEERs Elaine Benton
Jennifer Atkinson
Milary Yue
Shauna McCrae
Eric Bourdon
Kate Voronkina
Ninon Daubigeon
Tammy Marchinkow
Georgia Anstey
Marnie Smith
Rod Neuman
Vanessa Mao
Irina Gavala
Mehdi Yeo
Sabrina Di Stefano
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ATLANTIS PROGRAMS
best dressed
There were so many great sports costumes for this year’s event! We loved seeing the different sports equipment, creative team jerseys and hearing some awesome sports cheers. We are delighted to announce Atlantis Programs as the Best Dressed Team! This year’s Best Dressed was decided by Facebook votes. Check out some of the other contenders at facebook.com/ bigbrothersyvr.
runners up DISCOVER DOGS
THE KEG STEAKHOUSE + BAR
STANTEC
THE KEG STEAKHOUSE + BAR
PHILLIPS, HAGER & NORTH
UBC ROBSON SQUARE
VSB MOUNT PLEASANT
SCOTT ROAD
DUNSMUIR
BIG thanks to The $1,000 Club! C AP TAIN( S)
TE AM
R AI SE D
Trevor O'Reilly
Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd.
$
Pollyanna Chow
Scotiabank - BC & Yukon Regional Office
$
Mike Rickaby
Paragon Financial Services Inc.
$
Andrea Brown
Scotiabank - Broadway & Commercial
$
Steven Joe
Bigs and Littles
$
Indira Doman
Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd.
$
Emil Manchulenko
Campbell Saunders & Co
$
Holly Redburn
LMS Reinforcing Steel Group
$
Tom Seltzer
Haywood Securities Inc.
$
Rick Floer
Investors Group Greater Vancouver South Region
$
Ranjeet Gill
Lawson Lundell LLP
$
C A PTA I N ( S)
TEAM
8,175
Dustin Cook
RBC Dominion Securities Richmond
$
6,510
Brian Best
London Drugs Distribution Service Centre
$
5,754
David Abrams
ICBC Alumni
$
Michael Bennett
CMW Insurance
$
Jonathan Wong
Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver
$
Lucia Kwong
Westbank Corp.
$
Jake Giammarino
Discover Dogs
$
Julie Wright
Westbank Corp.
$
Roxanne Turowski
Lindsay LLP
$
Alex Preswick
Paragon Financial Services Inc.
$
Seamus Carroll
Salesforce - Vancouver
$
5,050 4,870 3,625 3,000 2,500 2,100 1,920 1,670
Proud community supporter
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R A ISE D
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1,500 1,395 1,391 1,200 1,169 1,155 1,150 1,150 1,050 1,000 1,000
Top 10 teams TEAM
RA I S ED
T EA M
R AISED
34,354
Paragon Financial Services Inc.
$
6,949
19,516
Bigs and Littles
$
6,596
10,109
Investors Group - Greater Vancouver South Region
$
6,821
7,748
Westbank Corp.
$
4,700
7,006
ICBC Alumni
$
4,467
Scotiabank
$
Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd.
$
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
$
Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver Staff
$
Stantec Consulting Ltd.
$
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team Totals TEAM
CA P TA I N ( S )
RA I S ED
A.C.T. Equipment Sales Ltd.
Karen Tam
575
ADESA Vancouver Auction
George Diamantopoulos
Aerocar Services
Wendy Summers
$
Allocadia
Amanda Ovenden
$
Al Roadburg Foundation
Emil Manchulenko
Fujitsu Canada - GIS
Rob Perry
$
885
Fundamental Research Corp.
Brian Tang
$
910
Gap Factory Outlet
Darren Douthwright
$
Golder Associates Ltd.
Brent Olson
$
420
Hatch Mott MacDonald Ltd.
Cheryle Zarate
$
950
Haywood Securities Inc.
Tom Seltzer
$
500
ICBC Alumni
Susan McFarlane
$
IIROC
Ashleigh Day & Seema Maharaj
$
Investors Group - Greater Vancouver South Region
Rick Floer & Stacey Rieder
$
Keystone Environmental Ltd.
Kevin Hall
1,070
$
3000
$
Atlantis Programs & Pedalheads Jackie Lung
$
ATS Healthcare Solutions
Jaclyn McWilliams
$
Banana Splits
Natasha Chang
$
Bell Alliance
Shahroo Fattahi
Best Western Plus Chateau Granville
Ruvika Peries
Bigs and Littles
Matthew Duckworth
$
Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver Staff
Shirley Loi
$
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Kira Draliuk, Melissa Leitch, Brendan DePoe
Boffo Properties + Take Five Café - Head Office
Tracey Robinson, Lori Webber
Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc.
Gary Thind
Michael Bennett
625
1,435
$
375
$
6,596 7,748
10,109
$
955
$
2,609
$
1,800
$
1,890
$
Coast Capital Savings Coquitlam
Rebecca Murden, Yovana Kovacevic
Head Office
Stanley Chu
Concord Security Corp.
Claudine Guertin
Cymax
Carmen Palencia
290
$
12
680 375 200 565 770
3,625 4,467 1,046 6,821 985
$
KPMG LLP Vancouver
Mike Hole & Victoria Capron
$
Burnaby
Rosy Sharma
$
Vancouver Enterprise
Dennis Prettejohn
$
2,390 2,325 2,423 495
Kuehne + Nagel Ltd.
Karla Vizi & Jotika Minah
Lawson Lundell LLP
Steve West
$
LGM Financial Services Inc.
Leah Augustine
$
Lindsay LLP
Victoria St Laurent
$
LMS Reinforcing Steel Group
Holly Redburn
$
$
2,800 1,004 2,169 3,190
London Drugs Rose Kilpatrick
$
Langley
Doreen Grewal
$
520
Peninsula Village
Leila Craig
$
1,146
Park Royal North
Mingo Morabito
$
Cloverdale
Betty Corbett & Madison Tran
$
Distribution Service Centre
Brian Best, Alexander Nicol
$
Head Office
Annette Tso, Shelley Engelhardt
$
2,555
$
$ $
100
$
1,120
Davidson & Company LLP
Michael MacLaren
$
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Michael Darnel
$
Discover Dogs
Micah Field
$
Dixon Mitchell Investment Counsel Inc.
Jaspal Karp
$
Drake’s Universal Sales & Service Ltd
2,922
$
Guildford Town Square
David Oppenheimer and Associates
Dorset Realty Group Canada Ltd. Angie Hui
R AISED
Ian Hartmann
Anthem Properties Group Ltd. Wilson Chong
CMW Insurance
C A P TA I N ( S )
Freedom 55 Financial
$
$
Canadian Outback Adventures Ben Gowler
T EA M
2,011 2,954 1,000 430
$
$500
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Lorax Environmental Services Ltd.
Tanya Miller
MDA
Stewart Austin
245 675 415 150 624
4,170 1,293 815
$
3,317
$
TE AM
Mount Pleasant Elementary School
CA P TA I N ( S )
RA I S ED
Marisa Dikeakos
1,210
$
Mr. Lube 1,000
2nd & Main
David Ticknor
Garden City & Westminster Hwy
David Ticknor
Mr. Lube Canada LP
Mike McLeod, Paige Sinclair
$
Murphy Battista LLP
Samir Ibrahim
$
Northwest Hydraulics Consultants
Kirsten Blezy
$
One45 Software
Hayley Wight
$
Pacific Opportunity Capital Ltd. Winnie Wong
$
Paragon Financial Services Inc. Mike Rickaby
$
Penske Truck Rental
Kara Anderson, Roy Ellis
$
Pharmasave - Oak & 42nd
Willis Mah
$
Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd.
Indira Doman
Pro Organics
Andy Cheng, Cheryle Zarate
R.F Binnie & Associates
Kate Kotz
$
RBC Dominion Securities Richmond
Dustin Cook
$
Renew Crew Foundation
Jennifer Amistad
$
$
500
$
1,875 1,930 1,063 1,206 1,055 6,949 1,185 1,310
19,516
$
795
$
1,040
T EA M
Broadway & Burrard
Mary Stojcevski
Broadway & Commercial
Andrea Brown
Broadway & Oak
Amanda Leyton, Chris Sheffield
$
730
Burnaby North
Raphael Roxas, Becky Sheehan
$
375
Central Accounting Unit
Winnie Bernardo
Chinatown
Jordan Taudin-Chabot, Francis Yu
$
240
Coquitlam Centre
Gin Suk Kang, Alvin Liu
$
420
Crest Shopping Plaza
Stacy Lukawesky, Marilyn Meilleur, Dianna Wuerthwein
$
285
Granville & 12th
Kashirabm Daud
$
700
Ironwood Plaza
Dani Wilder
$
580
Kerrisdale
Donika Goga
Kingsway & Victoria
Natasha Rajwani, Pearl Rickert
$
445
Ladner
Kim Bajwa
$
240
Lynn Valley
Paul Nemastil
$
920
Meadowtown
Gabriella Morgado
$
220
Mulberry Centre
Shauna Aghcheloo
$
205 910
$
300
5,351
$
1,054
$
1,201
$
North Road & Austin
Caillie Hayes
$
595
1,286
Point Grey
Sheila Clementes
$
200
1,177
Redwood Square
Mukay Chouhan
$
360
1,000
Robson & Bute
Ranjila Kumar
$
408
Tammy Steyer
1,060
Royal City Manor
240
$
$
$
Ryan Carter
Surj Kooner
New Westminster
RONA Edmonds
Satish Prasad
$
Newton Town Centre
3,880
Jennifer McElgunn
Salesforce - Vancouver
Seamus Carroll & Janette Lau
$
Scalar Decisions Inc.
Jennifer Brauer
$
Scotia Private Client Group
Yvonne Lee
1,598 1,738 95
$
Scotiabank
Van Business Service Centre Shauna McCrae Dee Bhangle
$
410
White Rock
Mijie Mun
$
400
Willowbrook Park
Sarah Kerslake
$
530
Minette Polepil
300
Sport Chek - Coquitlam Centre Mehdi Yeo
930
Stantec Consulting Ltd.
Launa Fuller
1,440
Staples Advantage Canada
David Muncaster
8,350
Starbucks
41st & Churchill
Clinton Cheng
49th & Fraser
Morteza Hessari, Eric Woo
$
Abbotsford
Angie MacPherson
$ $
665
$
1,120
$
Vancouver Main
ScotiaMcLeod - Vancouver $
Sulki Hong, Helena Brentwood Shopping Centre Mansinho, Gauri Ratna
R AISED
$
Richmond Firefighters Society
BC & Yukon Regional Office Yvonne Lee
C A P TA I N ( S )
District #2073 - Nordel Annex Elda Erickson
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4,135
$
$
730
7,006
$
$
460
1,421
$
13
TEAM
CA P TA I N ( S )
RA I S ED
District #237 - Delta
Marianne Abaya
District #279 - New West
Jessica Clarke
$
Team "Shakers"
Stephanie Tolentino
$
Team John
John Iapalucci
$
Teck Resources Ltd.
Kimberly Hoy
$
Telus PS & CE
Johnny Homsavath
$
The Headhunters Recruitment Inc.
240
$
3,937 1,155 1,365
Jordan Dion, Jeremy Pederson
Scott Road
James Van Nen
$
Yaletown
Steve Sherer
$
500
The Zed Team
Chantel Genio
$
UBC Robson Square
Michael Behrmann, Daniela Stockfleth-Menis, Beau Wuthrich
$
UFV - Residence Services (Baker House)
Amanda Rogalinski
$
587
662
United Front Games
Danielle Himbeault
$
523
205
Vancity, Centre
Luke Mochizuki
$
560
619
Suzi Au
$
795
Vancouver BOT Leaders of Tomorrow
900
535
Vancouver Cambie Lions Club
Miranda Kwan
$
545
Westbank Corp.
Julie Wright
$
650
YVR Vancouver International Airport
Shannon Keenlyside
1,115
$
Burnaby
Ron Rego
$
Coquitlam
Morgan Hobbs
$
Corporate Office
Kelsey Williams
$
Dunsmuir
Heather Klinard
$
Granville Island
Brittney Joel, James Lush
$
Langley
Jared Cummins
$
Maple Ridge
Matt Manion
$
1,230
$
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940
I N N O V A T I O N
1,046
Stanley Lowe
$
4:08 PM
720
The NSFT Society
1,655
Jennifer Kiovsky
$
795
Colton Hunt
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Richmond South
$
Alberni
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R AISED
Shannon Boudreau
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar
Morgan Creek
C A P TA I N ( S )
The Lazy Gourmet
3,035
David Banns
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3,271 1,190
1,390 4,700 $
500
where the money goes Big Brothers employs highly qualified staff to: • Recruit, screen and train volunteers • Match children with compatible volunteer mentors • Monitor friendships for child for safety and connection • Develop new programs and community partnerships
“Every dollar invested generates on average $18 in hard dollar returns to society.”
Start Something Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver matches vulnerable children in the community with mentors who serve as role models and teach by example the importance of giving and giving back, of staying in school and of having respect for family, peers and the community. The Big Brothers Program is a friendship based mentoring program that has been around for over 100 years. The program matches adult male volunteers with boys aged 7-14, who have limited to no contact with positive male role models in their lives. Big and Little Brothers spend 2-4 hours a week together doing a wide range of activities they both enjoy.
-Boston Consulting Group, 2013
ERIC & ARIEN
Mentored boys are
3x
Less likely to suffer peer pressure related anxiety, such as worrying about what other children think or say about them.
2x
More likely to believe that school is fun and that doing well academically is important.
2x
Less likely to develop negative conducts like bullying, fighting, lying, cheating, or losing their temper.
“The FIrst time we met we both smiled at each other and we could tell there would be good memories to be had.” (Preliminary Dewitt Research Results, BBBS and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 2012)
-RYAN, BIG Brother
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