Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre
2019
Annual Report
“ My long term wish is that Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre is able to find a cure for prostate cancer; that’s the goal we are all working towards. ”
DR. BRYAN DONNELLY
Co-Founder of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre
Contents Message from Executive Director and Board Chair — Board Members — Our Purpose — 20 Year Highlights
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Research
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The Founding of Calgary PCC: Dr. Donnelly
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Featured Clinics and Programs
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— Rapid Access Clinic 1 — Access to Post-Operative Care
Volunteers
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MAN VAN™
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— Celebrating 10 Years On The Road — Mental Wellness Initiative — MAN VAN Sponsors
Featured Events — The Big Ball Gala — Robinson Supply Golf Tournament — Village NUTRaiser — Priddis Greens Charity Classic — Remington Charity Golf Classic — #nakedespy — Scott Land Stomp
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Keep It In Calgary 2019
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2019 Social Media Impact
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Gifts of Hope
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Financial Overview
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Executive Director and Board Chair Message As we sit down to write this message, we must acknowledge the current pandemic at hand. Although this annual report addresses Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre’s (PCC) 2019 year, this report is produced in the spring of 2020. Therefore, we would be remiss if we did not address the COVID-19 pandemic. Since March of 2020, our Centre has had to adjust weekly as more details unfold around the coronavirus. We were able to quickly pivot our programs and services in order to offer virtual clinics to our patients. This report was published in June 2020, and we still are met with uncertainty about what the future holds. However, what we do know is that this pandemic has changed the way we operate now and in the future. We want to thank the staff for the commitment they bring to the Centre every day. We’re extremely proud of how our staff members, partners, sponsors, donors, volunteers, and community have responded to the COVID-19 crisis. We are optimistic that we will come out of this situation even stronger. Our incredible team of volunteers is another key part of our Centre’s success. Although they are staying home during the pandemic, their dedication to the PCC remains unparalleled. Their knowledge, compassion, support, and care to our patients and their
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families is critical. We cannot wait to see them at our Centre again soon.
operations. In 2019, the VAN celebrated testing its 50,000th man.
In 2019, we celebrated our 20th anniversary. Prior to the establishment of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre, a man in Southern Alberta had no single place to go when faced with a prostate cancer diagnosis. Instead, consultation and access to a urologist were scattered throughout various sites around the city. Today, at our Centre, men have rapid access to consultation, diagnosis, treatment options, pharmaceutical research trials, and aftercare, with all of the city’s urologists under one roof. Since the implementation of our rapid access clinics, wait times have been significantly reduced from three to seven months previously, to now just ten days.
Our Research department continues to be an area of growth. Through this program, our patients can be treated with new study drugs they may not have been able to access without being part of a clinical trial.
In the last few years, we have continued to expand our offerings. At our Centre, we had added support for men’s bone health and kidney disease. Additionally, we have added a mental health component to our MAN VAN™ program. The MAN VAN continues to be an essential part of our
Finally, we want to thank our Board of Directors for their time and dedication over the last year. They are an essential part of our Centre. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to departing Board Member, David French. This year, we welcomed a new Board Member, John DeSanti, Executive Chairman of AGAT Laboratories. John brings an invaluable skill set to our Board, and we are incredibly grateful to have him.
On behalf of our team, we proudly present Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre’s 2019 Annual Report.
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Board Members – Board Chair
Jon Truswell
Andrew Abbott Bill Brooks
– Retired Tristone Capital
– Calgary Herald
Dr. Kevin Carlson
– Chief Urologist
Nipa Chakravarti
– Inter Pipelines Ltd.
Cody Clayton
– Remington Development Corp.
John DeSanti
– AGAT Laboratories
Dr. Bryan Donnelly
– Seaman Research Chair
Dr. John Dushinski
– Urologist
David Ferguson
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– Retired Executive
Dr. Eric Hyndman Rick Lancaster
Jon Truswell Board Chair
– Urologist
– Retired BluEra
Dr. Shelley Spaner – Mayfair Diagnostics, Women for Men’s Health Maryse St-Laurent Keith Steeves Mark Wilson
– Corporate Director
– NAL Resources
– Hotel Arts Group
Pam Heard Executive Director
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Our Purpose OUR VISION To have a healthy male population free of advanced prostate cancer.
OUR VALUES I. C. A. R. E. Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Excellence
OUR MISSION We fight prostate cancer by delivering one-stop support to men and their families through rapid access to personalized care, research, and education. We promote overall health and well-being, inspire hope, and reduce the impact of prostate cancer in our community.
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20 Year Highlights
We have accomplished a great deal in 20 years. This has only been possible with the support of our community.
The Prostate Cancer Institute (now known as Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre) opened its doors. Rapid Access Clinics were introduced, cutting wait times for men to see a specialist from 90 days to 10 days. Canada's first MAN VAN mobile health clinic was introduced to Calgary. Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre moved to a new location, sharing space with urologists at SAIU in the Rockyview General Hospital. PCC sets Guinness World Record for the most amount of men to receive PSA tests within 8 hours. Following the success of the first MAN VAN, a new mobile unit and rural program were started. PCC Research department continued to expand. The APCaRI (Alberta Prostate Cancer Research Initiative) began enrolling patients. Know Your Numbers Men's Health Clinics were added to the MAN VAN program, providing health tests to men over age 18. The Men's Health Clinic was opened across the hall from PCC. A stress check questionnaire was added to the Know Your Numbers component of the MAN VAN program to combine both mental and physical health efforts. Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre celebrated their 20th anniversary.
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Research In 2003, Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre’s Clinical Research department began with just one staff member. Every year, the department takes on more clinical trials and hires additional staff to support these trials. Today, the Research department has ten staff members and fifteen clinical trials. We have worked incredibly hard to now be recognized as a top research facility in Canada in terms of quality of work and success in patient recruitment.
PROGRAM ACTIVITY IN 2019
ACTIVE
RESEARCH
studies
OVER 850 patient study visits
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RESEARCH IN 2019: Biomarkers: Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) is a common biomarker for helping to detect prostate cancer. New generations of biomarkers are currently being identified to better identify prostate cancer and help predict prognosis and treatment responses. Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre is currently a part of four different studies looking at these new biomarkers. The information obtained from these important studies will impact what we know about prostate cancer and how to better treat the disease.
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The Founding of Calgary PCC DR. DONNELLY
Dr. Bryan Donnelly Staff Urologist
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In the 1990’s, Dr. Bryan Donnelly, a staff Urologist in Calgary, found himself, along with the other Urologists in the city, frustrated about a lack of access to programs and services for men suspected of having prostate cancer. Determined to change the system, he started to explore the possibility of setting up a designated center for the disease.
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Dr. Donnelly decided to join forces with Dr. John Saliken, Interventional Radiologist, and Terry O’Callaghan, community philanthropist and former patient. From there, the three of them began working on constructing Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. In 1999, the organization opened its doors at the Rockyview Professional Building. The Centre started with two staff members and a group of passionate volunteers who were eager to share their experiences with newly diagnosed patients. The Centre quickly secured a valuable partnership with EFW Radiology so that men suspected of having prostate cancer could have their biopsies performed in-house.
to reach new heights. Through the help of Rapid Access Clinics and groundbreaking research, the organization grew into the world class medical centre of excellence it is today. Now located in the Southern Alberta Institute of Urology at the Rockyview General Hospital, our current team consists of over 50 staff members and over 70 volunteers.
Dr. Donnelly’s vision was to have all of the city’s urologists collaborate under one roof in order to reduce excessive wait times. Twenty years later, the Centre continues
Thank you to Dr. Donnelly. Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre’s success is a result of your strong leadership, vision, and perseverance over the past twenty years.
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Featured Clinics and Programs Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre (PCC) believes that health care is enhanced by the relationships a patient has with both their urologist and our PCC team. Our clinical team has evolved over the past twenty years to a more comprehensive team-based approach which includes the Southern Alberta Institute of Urology (SAIU) urologists, nurses, medical office assistants, and other health care specialists under one roof. This unique model allows patients to have timely access to urologist appointments and allows health care providers to be flexible and adaptable to the changing dynamics of prostate cancer care.
RAPID ACCESS CLINIC 1
ACCESS TO POST-OPERATIVE CARE
This clinic shortens wait times for men who have elevated PSA scores and those who need an initial consultation with their urologist. The goal is to determine if further investigation is required. With the introduction of this one-of-a-kind clinic, wait times to see a urologist were shortened from three to seven months to now just ten days. Many patients are referred for a prostate biopsy which is offered in-house, twice a week by our partner ultrasound technicians from EFW Radiology. The results from the biopsy are forwarded to the urologists who follow-up with the patient to discuss next steps. The urologists also work closely with the research team, where men have the opportunity to participate in the APCaRI research study if they choose. APCaRI is creating a new blood test that they hope will accurately predict the results of a prostate biopsy.
Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre has a designated nurse that provides post-operative care to patients undergoing prostatectomies and cystectomies. Prior to a patient’s release, the nurse will meet with the patient at the Rockyview General Hospital to provide post-operative education, set up a follow-up appointment, and provide them with a contact number in case of any concerns.
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This reduces visits to emergency rooms and family doctors and increases the confidence of patients in dealing with their own post-operative care. Additional lifestyle programs are available for patients after surgery. The nurse can connect interested patients to PCC-led yoga or exercise classes as well as to a Life After Prostate Class which provides education on nutrition, exercises, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and sexual health. All these classes are led by experts in their fields.
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Patients Seen Over the Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
1706 1849
4,876 5,516 5,032 4,813 4,975 3,956 4,640 4,165 6,607 7,338 8,014 8,120 8,343
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Volunteers Our volunteers are our greatest asset and we would not be able to do what we do without their help. Our Centre has over eighty caring volunteers who help to ensure our programs and services run efficiently. These incredible individuals arrive early, leave late, and make every minute they are at our Centre count. Our volunteer program started twenty years ago with a few patients who wanted to share their experiences with prostate cancer and help newly diagnosed men. Today, the program has grown to include many volunteers who have a desire to share their time and talent with Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. The many duties they perform are diverse but focus on patient needs and support programs. It is impossible to put into words how much we value the time, expertise, and energy each of these individuals puts into the PCC.
In 2019, a total
OF 5500 VOLU NTEER
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The MAN VAN™ CELEBRATING TEN YEARS ON THE ROAD In 2019, the MAN VAN program celebrated its tenth year of being on the road. Every year, an increasing number of men are becoming aware of the importance of early detection. On October 2nd, 2019, the MAN VAN celebrated another milestone. At a clinic in Forest Lawn, Calgary, the VAN tested its 50,000th man — Nirpal Singh Kadar! Thank you to all the men who took charge of their health and helped us achieve this milestone.
Thank you to our sponsors, donors, and community partners. The MAN VAN program continues to flourish because of your generous support. To date, the MAN VAN remains the only mobile clinic of its kind in Canada, dedicated to promoting men’s health and reducing the impact of prostate cancer in our community.
Nirpal Singh Kadar
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The 50,000th man on the VAN
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In 2019, a record 7,337 men in
66 COMMUNITIES visited the MAN VAN for a baseline PSA BLOOD TEST.
Additionally, 4,529 MEN received
circumference measurements at
blood pressure, blood sugar, and waist
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Mental Wellness Initiative In 2019, the MAN VAN program piloted a mental wellness component for men visiting the VAN. A short questionnaire, known as the ‘stress check’, helps detect symptoms of depression, one of the most common mental health concerns that men face. In just 26 clinics, 950 men participated in the stress check. Out of those 950 participants, 94 were recommended to follow up with a family doctor. 40 men reported recent
thoughts of suicide, affirming the importance of the mental wellness initiative. As men are less likely than women to see a health care professional for a mental health concern, the MAN VAN has a unique opportunity to educate men about the importance of good mental health. Starting in 2020, all Know Your Numbers men’s health clinics now include the stress check questionnaire.
2019 SUMMARY: BLOOD PRESSURE
53%
BLOOD SUGAR
3%
WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE
STRESS CHECK
34%
1%
35%
92%
30%
12%
5%
32%
NORMAL R ISK
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9%
SIX WEEK FOLLOW UP SURVEY RESULTS:
38%
spoke to a health care
professional within six weeks of their visit
the health information provided to them 87% read changes to their lifestyle 20% made 90%
HIGH RISK
NOT C OM PLE T E D
68% improved diet 27% exercised more
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MAN VAN Sponsors PRESENTING PARTNERS
THE MAN VAN - 2019 Clinic Sponsors
AGAT Laboratories | Bayer | Nutrien
AGAT Laboratories | Alberta Farmer Express | ATB Financial | Banff Centre | Bayer CropScience | Bret Hart Health Day | Brookfield Properties | Browns Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Ltd | Calgary Hitmen Hockey Club | Calgary Parking Authority | Calgary Police Association | Calgary Ride for Dad | Canadian Canola Growers Association | Cenovus | Century 21 Provost Realty Ltd. | Chevron | City of Calgary – Roads and Fleet | City of Chestermere | City of Okotoks | Compass Compression | Dawgs Baseball | ENMAX | espy Experience | FortisAlberta | Global Petroleum Show | Great West Kenworth | Horizon North Logistics | Hudson Bay Company | Hugh and Laureen Borgland | Inter Pipeline | KB Heating | Keywest Projects Ltd. | Lennon Barlow Keyes Barristers Solicitors Notaries | London Drugs | Martin Deerline | Maskwacis Health Services | MaXfield | Men Made in Calgary | Metis Nation Assembly | Neerlandia Co-op | Nutrien | Obsidian Energy | Pikani Nation | Priddis Greens Charity Classic | Propak Systems | Provost Firefighters Society | Provost Insurance | Provost Old Timers Hockey Club | Remington Charity Golf Classic | Robinson Supply | Rocky Mountain Honda | Rotary Club of Calgary Heritage Park | Spartan Controls | Standens | Standoff Health Centre | Stantec | Startec | Town of Westlock | TransCanda Turbines | Tsuu T’ina Nation | Vanee Livestock Marketing and Truck Wash | Wabash Mfg Inc. | Westlock Country | Westlock Ford | Westlock Motors | Westlock Terminals | Women For Men’s Health
PARTNER SUPPORTERS Priddis Greens Charity Classic | Remington Charity Golf Classic | Alberta Farmer Express | Women For Men’s Health Calgary Flames Foundation | ATB Financial
PINNACLE GIFTS - Over $500K Bayer CropScience | Nutrien | Obsidian Energy
LEGACY GIFTS - Over $250K Birthday Boys “50th” Celebration | Women For Men’s Health
SUSTAINING GIFTS - Over $100K AGAT Laboratories | Calgary Fire Department (Crews of 34 and 41) Calgary Motor Dealer’s Association | Calgary Ride for Dad | FortisAlberta | Inter Pipeline | Robinson Supply
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Featured Fundraisers THE BIG BALL GALA Over the past 20 years, Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre has expanded its work into other areas of men's health with our Women for Men's Health Program. This year, the Centre’s very own board member and founder of Women for Men’s Health, Dr. Shelley Spaner, spearheaded the second annual Big Ball Gala. With the help of a 16-person committee, the event took place at Hotel Arts on February 1st, 2019. Dr. Spaner’s vision for the evening was to focus fundraising efforts on men’s mental health. Globally, men die by suicide three to four times more often than women. This statistic is increased in men over the age of 65. With these staggering numbers in mind, Dr. Spaner called upon Karen Gosbee to share her own story and co-chair the event. Karen’s husband, George Gosbee, was an incredibly successful Calgary businessman who took his own life in November 2017. Karen, and her daughter Isla, brought the crowd to tears as they talked about how
crucial it is to “break the stigma” and engage in an open dialogue around mental health and depression. The successful event raised over $100,000 and provided guests with a memorable night filled with fabulous food, stunning décor, superb auction items, and incredible live music. The evening would not have been possible without the help of our presenting sponsor Hotel Arts and their amazing team.
THE BIG BALL GALA MAJOR SPONSORS: EFW Radiology | Postmedia | Gord and Robyn Ritchie | Willow Park Wines and Spirits | DLA Piper | Ike Kolias | Jayman BUILT | Dick and Lois Haskayne | Ronmor Holdings | Preventous Collaborative Health | Borger Group of Companies | Homes by Avi | Philip and Harriet Libin and Family Foundation | One West Event Design | Orange Frog | Brandsmith | Lana Rogers PR | SAIU | Solidaire Investments | Avenue Magazine | Copeman Healthcare Centres | Village Brewery | E. Ann Falk | Techworks | Rockwood Custom Homes | Owen Hart Foundation | 95.9 CHFM | 660 News | Sportsnet
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NUTRAISER In 2013, the first Village NUTRaiser was introduced to Calgary through a partnership between Jim Button, co-founder of Village Brewery, and the team at local pub Bottlescrew Bill’s. For this fundraiser, local celebrities create a unique beer by combining the testicles of a bull with secret ingredients to enhance the final product. Each year, the event continues to gain more momentum and has featured local celebrities like W. Brett Wilson, Bret Hart, Tony Spoletini, and Gerry Forbes. Each celebrity constructs their own unique prairie oyster ale. Once the beer is created, a huge party is held on the eve of the Calgary Stampede. At this event, casks are uncorked and all the guests enjoy the unique ale while raising money for Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.
A huge thank you to all those who have been involved with the Village NUTRaiser in the past seven years. We cannot wait to celebrate more in the coming years!
ROBINSON SUPPLY Robinson Supply is a leader in the distribution of plumbing, lighting, and electrical products to the construction industry. Robinson has an eighty year history of serving Western Canada and is committed to giving back to the communities they serve. Every year, Robinson Supply hosts a charity golf tournament with funds benefiting Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.
Since their inaugural event in 2009, Robinson Supply has raised over $100,000 for Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. Thank you to Robinson Supply for their unwavering support.
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PRIDDIS GREENS CHARITY CLASSIC In 1999, the Priddis Greens Charity Golf Committee launched the Priddis Greens Charity Classic — an annual event that has supported the work of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre (PCC) over the past 20 years. The unique three-day event starts with an opening gala evening and is followed by a two-day golfing experience. From its inception, the funds from this tournament helped us continue to offer valuable programs and services to our patients. As Dr. Bryan Donnelly, co-founder of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre said “The support from the Priddis Greens Charity Classic came at a crucial time when we were contemplating closing our doors.” The original tournament participants included some of Calgary’s most prestigious business leaders in the home building industry. Today, the Priddis Greens Charity Classic includes many of the original golf teams as well as new community philanthropists. With the help of the tournament golfers, the Priddis Greens golf members, and the PCC committee members, the annual tournament continues to be a huge success in supporting the work of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. The event remains one of the most highly anticipated annual events for Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.
To date, the funds raised from this event have totaled over $6.8 million dollars for our Centre. Thank you to the Priddis Greens Charity Golf Committee for their continued generosity.
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REMINGTON CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre has partnered with the Remington Charity Golf Classic since 2013. Since its inception, the committee has tripled in size. We are so grateful for the continued dedication and hard work of these ten philanthropic committee members. Each of these members have had a personal connection with prostate cancer and are willing to champion our cause through both their actions and finances. The tournament’s success can also be attributed to the support of the committee’s personal and business associates. These individuals participate in the tournament and provide coveted sponsorships and auction items to benefit the cause. We are so thankful for the ongoing support of this event from these community leaders.
To date, Remington Charity Classic has raised over $3 million dollars for Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.
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SCOTT LAND STOMP Stampede starts with STOMP! For over twenty years, Gregg Scott and his amazing team at Scott Land and Lease invite hundreds of attendees to enjoy a yearly Stampede party like no other at The Wildhorse Saloon. The 22nd Annual Scott Land Stomp took place on July 4, 2019 and was a major hit. Thanks to Gregg, his team, and the generosity of the guests in attendance, over $25,000 was raised for our Centre! As we reflect on our 20th anniversary, we are so proud to have Scott Land and Lease as one of our leading partners.
To date, the Scott Land Stomp has raised over $250,000 for our Centre.
#NAKEDESPY In 2010, Megan Szanik, owner of contemporary fashion boutique espy, approached Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre with a unique and potentially risqué fundraising idea. The event would be called #nakedespy, and it would involve around a hundred men stripping down to their boxers to raise awareness and funds for men’s health. It was a huge success! Ten years later this event remains one of Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre’s most original and lucrative fundraisers.
Thank you to Megan and her wonderful espy team for raising a total of over $200,000 for our Centre from #nakedespy.
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20 Years of Keeping It In Calgary Keep It In Calgary, our November fundraising initiative, was created in 2017 in an effort to raise awareness for early detection and further engage our local Calgary community. Every year, the campaign encourages individuals to keep their money in Calgary by giving locally, in order to help us reach our goal of $100,000 in donations. Although the campaign has only been running for three years, support from our community began long before that, with the opening of our doors in 1999. All funds raised in the campaign stay in the Calgary area, where they are allocated for treatment and support of individuals in our community who have been affected by prostate cancer. For the past twenty years, supporting local men has been a key component of our organization’s mission. Staying true to this belief, in 2019, to commemorate our 20th anniversary, we partnered with eleven local businesses from various industries. These businesses agreed to donate a certain portion of their sales
throughout November to the campaign. Calgarian businessman Don Bayrack also generously stepped up to match all donations up to $50,000. This, along with the support from individual donors led us to not only reaching our goal, but surpassing it.
We are so grateful for the support we have received in the last 20 years and are excited to see what the future will bring. #LiveLocalGiveLocal
KEEP IT IN CALGARY SPONSORS: Barre Body Studio | Fit Republic | Good Mood Brewery | Happy Belly Kombucha | HotShop Hot Yoga and Spin | NOtaBLE - The Restaurant | Pretty Sweet Bakeshop | The Laugh Shop Comedy Club | Tool Shed Brewing Co. | Trolley 5 Brewpub | Two House Brewing Company
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2019 SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACT
Facebook total reach
1,723,391 Instagram total reach
38,571
15% growth in website visits
Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre Followers
2,814
4,022
745
… and counting!
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Gifts Of Hope BRONZE
$500 - $4,999 Steve Allan
William Evanishen
Lee Horne
Duane Migowsky
Gerhard Sawatzky
Cindy and Garnet Amundson
Robert Filkohazy
Robert Iverach
John Milder
Robert Darin Schmick
Barry Fleece
Keith Jenne
James Milne
Chuck and Ting Seto
Frank Forte
Richard Joly
Brian Mitchell
Monica Sieben-Kuhn
Peter Fortune
Larry Jones
Eva Moreau
Derek Small
James Frank
Gerald Kalyniuk
Casey Morrow
Tony Spoletini
Eldon Fraser
Deb Kerr
John Richard Nicolson
John Stevens
Carla French
Stuart Kidd
Glen Northfield
Terry Stilwell
Andrew Fulford
Jeff Kirby
Peter O’Brien
Kelly Streit
Richard Gilborn
Joe Mac Kuzmiski
Gordon Otto
Russ Tripp
Alan Glover
Ross Lemire
Garry Pangracs
Drew Tumbach
Wilfred Gobert
Violet Liviniuk
Murray Patterson
Troy Unland
Todd Gondek
Dan MacDonald
Dino Pedron
Ken Wedin
Craig Goodall
Linda and Merlin MacNaughton
Karin Petingola
Neel Patrick Wignaraja
Lee Pettigrew
Gary Winter
Tom Pfaffinger
Donna Wood
Lisa Phillips
Dean Woodward
Angela Poleshuk
Chris Woodward
Ken Rabb and Elaine Ori
Greg Wudel
Blake Reid
Ron Zinter
Steven Reilly
1539448 Alberta Corp
Herb and Kiltie Reynolds
Aakom-Kiyii Heath Services
Jun and Miyoko Anli Michael Aust Jim Bessel Kathleen Bietz Nils Bodtker Jeff Boyce Helle Brink Robert Brinkerhoff Carey and Shelly Bruce Liam Burgess Kevin Carlson Ian Cathery Donna Cathery Brendan Cathery Viesha Ciura Brian and Joanne Clark Gerald Coutts Randy Craddock Kevin Craik Dylan Dagenais Fred Desjarlais Lucille/John Dupuis/Corriveau Dennis Erickson
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Eddie Grech Ryan Green Robert Half Murray Hanna David Harrison Kathy Hays Gary Hendrick Brian Heninger Jim Hill William Hitchman Ki-Tat Ho Robert Holmberg Lyle Holt
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Jalene Makus Robert Malcolm Donald Marshall David and Linda Martin Shauna Mason Lazzaro Mautone Glen McAlister Ray and Elly McBeth J. Alec McDonald Angela McLeod William McTavish Robert Michaleski
Lee Rogers James Rushak Shane Sammons James Sargeant Gary Sartorio
Akira and Misae Masuda Fund at Calgary Foundation Always Plumbing and Heating
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BRONZE
SILVER
$500 - $4,999 Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity Bearded Brethren 2019 Brookfield Place Calgary NE Eyeopener Lions Club Chevron Canada Resources Compass Energy Systems Ltd. Day and Knight Plumbing and Heating Dukes Plumbing Inc. Durham Landscape and Construction Inc. Excelair Mechanical Services Good Mood Brewery Greatwest Kenworth Ltd. Husky Energy Hutch International Inc. KB Heating and Air Conditioning Ltd. Murphy Oil Company Neerlandia Co-Operative Association Nortec Plumbing and Heating Plains Midstream Canada ULC Powerhouse Sports Calgary Ltd. Provost Oldtimers Hockey Provost Realty Ltd.
$5,000 - $24,999 Rimbey Lions Club Activities
In Honor of Daljit Kang
Peter Aiello
Roger and Lorna Smith Fund at the Calgary Foundation
In Honor of Don Bayrack
Jesse Almeron
Rotary Club of Calgary Heritage Park
In Honor of Dr. Bryan Donnelly
Rene Amirault
In Honor of Dr. Marty Duffy
Brian and Gail Anderson
In Honor of Ken Wedin
Lorne and Vicky Bingeman
Silverline Mechanical Services Spartan Controls Standard Community Chest
In Honor of Robert Phillips In Memory of Alan Turner
Stantec Consulting Ltd.
In Memory of Andrew Mraz
Startec Compression and Process Ltd.
In Memory of Barry Donnelly
Steve Grover Professional Corp. Sundance Plumbing Gas and Heating Ltd. The Calgary Police Association The Herman Family Foundation The Kinsmen Club Of Vulcan Consolidated Account Tower Mechanical Town of Okotoks Town of Westlock TransCanada Turbines Vanee Livestock Marketing Inc. Vintage Sports Car Club of Calgary Wabash MFG Inc. Wiehler Mechanical Ltd.
In Memory of Doug Draper In Memory of Ed Kuhn In Memory of Kristen Lee Coutts
Hugh and Laureen Borgland Bill Bowden Robert and Margot Clerkson Dale Coburn Jim and Donna Conroy Gail and Kennith Damberger Jack and Bev Ellefson
In Memory of Lorne Saruk
Jim and Leslie Guenter
In Memory of Orland A. McInnes
Pamela Heard
In Memory of Robert “Bob” Merrett
John Hecht Garth Johnson Alena Koss Michael Lang Colin and Margaret MacDonald Gerry and Anna Maier Lambert Maier Margaret McGill Patti O’Connor Stanley and Margaret Owerko David Payce
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Gifts Of Hope SILVER
GOLD
PLATINUM
Fraternal Order of Eagles Calgary Heritage
Andrew Abbott
Donald Bayrack
Jim and Mary Sibthorpe Family Fund at the Calgary Foundation
Gordon Coli
Robert and Winnie Bezemer
Murray and Joyce Fox
Ernie and Leah Hagel
$5,000 - $24,999 Danny Pichur Ruth Pogue May Pringle Peter and Jean Saunders Gregg Scott Peter Sider Megan Szanik Harvey Thal Mark and Kerry Wilson Christopher Wisney Steve Zabawski Annapolis Capital Limited ARC Financial Corp. Blood Tribe Department Of Health Boston Scientific Ltd. Brandsmith Bret Hart Hitmen Game 2019 Calgary Flames Hockey Club Cenovus Energy Inc. Croation Canadian Cultural Centre David Marchak Fund Through The Calgary Foundation DLA Piper (Canada) LLP
$25,000 - $49,999
Norm and Marilyn Gossett
Bret “The Hitman” Hart
Kinsmen Club of the Stampede City
Vince Greco
Dick and Lois Haskayne
Lana Rogers PR
Dapinder Kang
Stewart and Diane Hobbs
Pep and Bev Lough
Dr. Eric Hyndman
Maxfield Incorporated
Janice and Bruce McFarlane
Patricia and Laurence Murphy
Mayfair Diagnostics
Joe Pfaefflin
Metis Nation of Alberta
Aqueduct Foundation
Nickel Family Foundation
ATB Financial Classic
OneWest Event Design
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Martin Deerline
Ponoka Family and Community Support Services
Calgary Senior Men’s Slo Pitch League 55 Plus
Priddis Member Guest Tournament
Canadian Canola Growers Association
Sernalie Family Trust
Cowboys Blue Ball
Standens Limited
Cowboys Stampede Trail Ltd.
Statham Family Fund The Owen Hart Foundation The Philip and Harriet Libin Family Foundation
Gaponow Family Foundation Men Made in Calgary 2019 Scott Land and Lease Ltd.
Tsuu T’ina Nation
The Bill Beattie Family Fund
Westman Charitable Foundation
The Father Daughter Ball
Engineered Air - Resman Community Service
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$50,000 - $99,999
Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre
Viewpoint Foundation Wilson Family Fund
Dennis and Susan Zentner Alberta Farmer Express ATB Corporate Financial Services Charles and Grace Thomson Designated Fund at The Calgary Foundation Estate of Paul Heine FortisAlberta Giftfunds Canada Hotel Arts Martin and Dianne Nowakowski Sure Shot Golf Events Remington Development Corporation Stanley and Hilda M. Miller Memorial Fund at The Calgary Foundation The Hotchkiss Family Foundation The Lefebre Family Tong and Geraldine Louie Family Foundation Village NUTraiser 2019 WRD Borger Construction
Annual Report — 2019
SUSTAINING
LEGACY
PINNACLE
VISIONARY
Kirk and Dedie Hudson
Phillip and Susan Evans
Bayer CropScience
Arthur Davis
Alan and Shelly Norris
Dr. Shelley Spaner
Daryl K (Doc) Seaman
Jay Westman
#nakedespy Espy Experience
Dox Flow Through Fund at The Calgary Foundation
Over $100,000
AGAT Laboratories Alberta Cancer Foundation Anonymous Donations Brooks Corp. Calgary Motor Dealers Association Cenovus Employee Foundation Estate of Henry Miasek FortisAlberta Man Up Month Inter Pipeline Ltd. Robinson Supply Golf Tournament Techworks Solutions The Big Ball Gala
Over $250,000
Over $500,000
Over $1 Million
KPMG LLP
Michael and Terry Wilson
Bennett Jones LLP
Obsidian Energy Ltd.
W. Brett Wilson
Calgary Health Trust
The Prostate Cancer Fight Foundation - Ride for Dad
Arthur J.E. Child Foundation
CMDA Vehicles and Violins Gala
Bill Brooks Annual Prostate Cancer Benefit
Keep It In Calgary Campaign
Birthday Boys 50th Celebration
Prostate Cancer Canada
Calgary Herald/Calgary Sun
Scott Land Stomp
Nutrien
The Arthur J.E. Child Foundation Endowment Fund at The Calgary Foundation
Priddis Greens Charity Classic
Women for Men’s Health
Remington Charity Golf Classic/CYA Tournament The Calgary Foundation The Canada Safeway Foundation
VALUABLE VOLUNTEERS — DONATED 5500 HOURS IN 2019 Donors have given successive gifts and their cumulative gift total is recognized in the higher category Board Members, Staff, Urologists and Volunteers of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre
Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre
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2019 — Annual Report
Financial Overview REVENUES 2019
REVENUES 2018
3%
3%
14%
Deferred Cash Contributions Recognized
14% 37%
15%
37% 16%
$4,327,113
Contributions
Research Investigation Fees
Rental Revenue and Expense Recovery
$4,208,271
Interest and Other
31%
30%
EXPENSES 2019
EXPENSES 2018
12% 14%
$4,182,479
51%
23%
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Programs Expenses
12%
Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre
15%
Admin Expenses
General Expenses $4,009,049
23%
50%
Fundraising Expenses
2019 Statements STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
Year ended December 31, 2019, with comparative information for 2018
Year ended December 31, 2019, with comparative information for 2018
2019
2018
ASSETS:
REVENUES:
Current assets:
Deferred cash contributions recognized $ 2,082,336
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 2,334,193
4,590,455 5,266,022
Investments
496,410 255,368
Accounts receivable
22,641 23,645
Due from related parties
79,462 36,154
Prepaid expenses and deposits
44,000 44,000
Prepaid rent
7,315,304 7,959,382
1,181,890 1,332,069
Property and equipment
627,000 671,000
Long-term portion of prepaid rent
$ 9,124,194
$ 9,962,451
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS: Current liabilities:
Government payroll tax payable Deferred cash contributions
Deferred capital contributions: Net assets:
Unrestricted
Commitment: Subsequent event:
Contributions
$ 1,621,346
615,244 573,416 133,360 133,760
Interest and other
4,327,113 4,208,271
EXPENSES: 2,327,148 2,140,743
Salaries and benefits
967,147 961,454
Projects and/or programs
257,680 327,172
Contracted services
226,653 197,290
Events and recognition
222,667 168,885
Rent and occupancy
$ 325,518
$ 1,226,060
24,759 29,327 73,164 73,883
3,558,055 3,591,532
3,981,496 4,920,802
773,140 746,043 4,369,558 4,295,606
4,369,558 4,295,606
$ 9,124,194
$ 9,962,451
$ 1,542,763
631,125 680,612
Rental revenue and expense recovery
2018
1,326,038 1,277,720
Research investigation fees
179,288 208,338
Office and other
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Due to related parties
2019
Advertising and marketing
1,896 5,167
4,182,479 4,009,049
Excess of revenues over expenses before other items
144,634 199,222
OTHER ITEMS: Amortization of deferred capital contributions Amortization of property and equipment
Excess of revenues over expenses
72,903 44,775
(143,585) (105,595)
(70,682) (60,820)
$ 73,952
$ 138,402
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