Ridley College Annual Report 2017–2018 by Ridley College

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Dear Members of the Ridley Community,

e are pleased to present the 2017–18 Annual Report and are incredibly grateful for what it represents: a passionate community of parents, alumni, faculty, staff, Governors and friends who wholeheartedly believe in our mission of preparing meaningful and flourishing lives by teaching the habits of mind, body and spirit, and the values needed to lead in a global society. In retrospect, the 2017–18 school year was a year of celebration, a year of self-reflection, and a year of growth and progress. Ridley students, JK to Grade 12, experienced learning and discovery, inspiring guest speakers, exciting hockey games and rowing regattas, and meaningful service trips to Malawi, China and Guatemala. This exceptional educational experience is made possible by a community enthusiastically willing to invest in Ridley with time, talent and treasure. We count our blessings for this unwavering support. In particular, I would like to acknowledge and thank a few volunteers. First, I would like to thank and congratulate our Flourish: A Gala to Benefit Ridley College planning committee of volunteers, who designed and hosted an unforgettable night of celebration at the Arcadian Court in Toronto. Special thanks to the leadership and dedication of our Gala co-chairs, Maria Menechella, Bill Hutton ’76 and Jim Greenshields ’76, as well as their team of volunteers. I would also like to thank Marie Ritchie, President of the Ridley College Family Guild for 2017–18, and the members of the RCFG Executive committee, Deepa Sharma, Eva Schmidt, Fil Stabile and Nancy Elder for their dedication and many hours of service to the Ridley community. And finally, this year marked the conclusion of 15 years of service and leadership to the school by Georgina H. Black ’85. In September 2018, Georgina stepped down as Chair of the Board of Governors after 4 years of governance leadership at Ridley. On behalf of the Ridley community, we are grateful to Georgina and inspired by her dedication and loyalty. At May’s Prize Giving ceremony, I referenced our first Headmaster, Reverend Dr. J.O. Miller, and his address to those gathered for Ridley’s first Prize Day in 1889. On that auspicious July day, he concluded that the nascent Ridley College had “distinct and definite work to do.” As we embark on the next leg of our school’s journey, I suggest that we keep Rev. Miller’s words in mind. In addition to being “distinct and definite,” the work of our school community must be of enduring value. With the support and loyalty of the global Ridley family, I am confident that we will be successful in achieving our vision of “inspiring flourishing lives to transform our globe.” To the entire community, please accept my heartfelt gratitude for everything you do to help Ridley thrive as a truly special place of learning, service, and discovery. Terar Dum Prosim, J. Edward Kidd Headmaster INSPIRING

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table of contents 1

Opening Message

Letter from Chair of The Board

6 Governance 9

Legacy Students

Transforming Our Globe

14 Matriculation 16

Alumni Events Summary

From The Family Guild

Our Global Community

Financial Statements

28 Ridley College Foundation

30 Ridley College Fund USA, Inc.

33 Ridley College Foundation Endowed Funds

Flourish: A Gala to Benefit Ridley College

A History of Giving

46 Gifts by Alumni

50 Gifts by Current and Former Faculty and Staff

51 Gifts by Current and Past Parents, Grandparents and Friends

53 Gifts In Honour or In Memory of

54 Cumulative Giving

56 Planned Gifts

57 Gifts by Companies or Suppliers

Annual Fund Project Update

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Dear Ridley Community,

he 2017–18 academic year was certainly one to be celebrated and this report has been produced to encapsulate all that Ridley College has accomplished across the year—from the school’s strengthened financial position, successful fundraising efforts, student achievement, alumni connectedness and heightene d school pride. As you flip through these pages, I hope you feel honoured to have been an active contributor to t he whole school’s prosperity. This past year has marked my final one as the Chair of the Ridley College Board of Governors, a role I continue to feel honoured to have held for the past four years. During this period and my subsequent 10 years as a Governor, I was privileged to participate in the development of two Strategic Plans, contribute to the decision to introduce the IB Programme, facilitate the Master Campus Plan and modernize the governance structure of the Board. I share these successes in an attempt to illustrate the immense progress Ridley has made thanks to the thoughtful collaboration of passionate Ridleians. Without the acumen of our Headmaster, committed expertise of our Governors, dedication from faculty and staff, as well as the generosity of our donors, our school would not be on its current, and very positive, trajectory. It has truly been my pleasure to lead alongside and learn from these loyal Ridleians. As a proud Ridley Mom to Andrew ’14 and Jack ’17, I’ve experienced the school from yet another unique vantage point. I’ve seen my own children mature into thoughtful, ambitious, young men of character who possess a global mindedness and acceptance for others who may be different or hold opposing views. It’s no wonder then that our school continues to attract top students from across Canada and around the world. It is no wonder that we reached a record enrollment of 700 students in 2017–18. It feels like only a short time ago I was accepting my own diploma on Prize Day. To have had the opportunity to graduate students bursting with potential as they prepare “to lead flourishing lives to transform our globe” has been extremely fulfilling—doubly so when I had the opportunity to hand my own son his diploma. This past year the list of top universities our students have matriculated to is impressive; another testament to how Ridley’s student-centred approach manifests itself. It has been an honour to serve as Ridley’s nineteenth Board Chair. As I step down, I do so with full confidence in David Carter ’88’s stewardship of our community and with the knowledge that we are on the path to reshape the learning landscape in Canadian independent schools. My service to Ridley has allowed me to fortify many relationships across the Ridley network. Ultimately, it has deepened my adoration for my alma mater. Terar Dum Prosim, Georgina H. Black ’85 Retired Chair of the Board

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2017–18 SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM J. Edward Kidd

Julie A. Cameron

HEADMASTER

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS

Michele A. Bett

Andrea K. Carisse

HEAD OF UPPER SCHOOL

DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Stephen A. Clarke HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL

James D. Parke DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS

Susan E. Hazell DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Margaret E. Lech ASSISTANT HEAD OF UPPER SCHOOL

Scott McLean MANAGER OF CAMPUS SAFETY & SECURITY

Sue Robbins DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES

Jay W. Tredway ’96 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Scott D. Walker DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES

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GOVERNANCE 2017–18 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

BOARD MEMBERS Kelvin S. Chen ’70 Timothy J. Coffin ’81

BOARD CHAIR

Philip D. Court ’85

Georgina H. Black ’85

Leigh Ann Epperson

VICE-CHAIR

Louise Taylor Green

David K. Carter ’88

C. Michael Kray ’88

SECRETARY James D. Parke, Director of Finance & Operations

Scott G.A. Lampard ’88 Alison A.C. Loat ’94 Dragan Matovic Don McMurtry ’82 Maria Menechella Yanick Pagé ’84 G. Scott Paterson ’82 BY INVITATION: J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

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COMMITTEES ADVANCEMENT

Joseph Ferrante

COMMITTEE CHAIR

Justin J. Goulding ’96

GOVERNANCE & NOMINATION

Timothy J. Coffin ’81

A. Dean Karachi ’87

COMMITTEE CHAIR

Paul S. Kundrat ’92

C. Michael Kray ’88

Dragan Matovic

SECRETARY

BY INVITATION

James D. Parke, Director of Finance & Operations

SECRETARY James D. Parke, Director of Finance & Operations COMMITEE MEMBERS Georgina H. Black ’85 Keddy A. Chandran ’03 Kelvin S. Chen ’70

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster Scott D. Walker, Director of Facilities

Jeanie Hendrie ’05

FINANCE, AUDIT & HUMAN RESOURCES

D. Andrew Lind ’88

COMMITTEE CHAIR

Don McMurtry ’82

Scott G.A. Lampard ’88

Maria Menechella G. Scott Paterson ’82 Stephanie L. Perry ’93 BY INVITATION:

VICE-CHAIR Christopher D. Cooke ’88

James D. Parke, Director of Finance & Operations

Julie A. Cameron, Director of Admissions

COMMITEE MEMBERS

Alison A.C. Loat ’94 Maria Menechella BY INVITATION: J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

Brian A. Hutchings ’84 Robin E.A. Lampard ’85

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Louise Taylor Green

COMMITTEE CHAIR

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

James D. Parke, Director of Finance & Operations

Philip D. Court ’85

David K. Carter ’88

Dean McCann

SECRETARY

David K. Carter ’88

Georgina H. Black ’85

Susan E. Hazell, Director of Development

Philip D. Court ’85

Georgina H. Black ’85

SECRETARY

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

Andrea K. Carisse, Director of Strategic Communications & Marketing

COMMITEE MEMBERS

Murray Odesse

BY INVITATION:

Brenda Lockhart, Manager of Financial Reporting

COMMITEE MEMBERS Georgina H. Black ’85 Kelvin S. Chen ’70 INSPIRING

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ENROLLMENT STATISTICS

689

STUDENT POPULATION

194

495

LOWER SCHOOL

UPPER SCHOOL

54%

46%

371 Males

318 Females

105/89

266/229

Males/Females LOWER SCHOOL

Males/Females UPPER SCHOOL

228

NEW STUDENT TOTAL

167

LOWER SCHOOL

UPPER SCHOOL

379 (55%)

310 (45%)

Boarding

Day

34/160

245/150

Boarding/Day LOWER SCHOOL

Boarding/Day UPPER SCHOOL

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LEGACY STUDENTS New Student

Legacy Relationship

Sarah Anderson ’21 Nestor Aristiguieta Frias ’20 (Ethan) Michael Ashworth Cochrane ’19 Molly Basadur ’22 Jac Bateson ’22 Anisa Estrada Karachi ’19 Lena Giesler ’21 Quinlan Hamber ’22 Georgia Haydon ’22 Sarah Howard ’20 Alexander Johnson ’22 Zara Johnson ’24 Jemma Katzman ’23 (TJ) Thomas James Macdonald ’21 Jack Mooradian ’26 Nicklaus Mooradian ’24 Levi Moyer ’24 Christian Nitsopoulos ’22 Amelia Rivero Arrache ’23 Lian Skilnyk ’30 Jamie Smith ’23 Robert Stewart ’20 Fernando Vaca Castello ’22

David H. Anderson ’88 - Father Katherine A. (Burpee) Anderson ’88 - Mother Robert M. Anderson ’66 - Grandfather † Nestor G. Aristiguieta ’77 - Father Nestor S. Aristiguieta ’53 - Grandfather † Katharine H. Ashworth ’83 - Mother Leighan S. (Leggat) Basadur ’83 - Mother Douglas R. Leggat ’54 - Grandfather Jennifer L. Coburn ’95 - Mother Nadine Karachi Estrada ’87 - Mother Jennifer L. Giesler-Strauss ’91 - Mother David E. Hamber ’60 - Grandfather Jodi (Carley) Haydon ’85 - Mother Alexander J. Carley ’53- Grandfather † David J. Carley 1911 - Great Grandfather † Tracy (Collins) Howard ’90 - Mother Norman L. Johnson ’90 - Father Norman L. Johnson ’90 - Father Jamie A. Katzman ’90 - Father Philip A. Macdonald ’79 - Father Suzanne W. Court ’86 - Mother Richard P. Court ’50 - Grandfather † Suzanne W. Court ’86 - Mother Richard P. Court ’50 - Grandfather † I. Thomas Moyer ’87 - Father Perry Nitsopoulos ’95 - Father Marcelo Rivero Quintanilla ’91 - Father Hilary R. (Nield) Skilnyk ’82 - Mother Jenifer J. Smith ’88 - Mother Bradford P. Stewart ’91 - Father Mauricio Vaca Tavera ’89 - Father

Returning Student

Legacy Relationship

Andrew Cook ’19 Sarah Court ’19 Adela Dunkley ’23 Sierra Dunkley ’27 Alex Flint ’21 Juan Carlos Funtanet Fernandez ’19 Cheuk Yin Ho ’19 Ella McRae ’21 Jeneva Nitsopoulos ’21 Sharlize Price ’25 William Reich ’19 Andrew Schrompf ’24 James Shaw ’19 Jack Tredway ’27 Jonah Tredway ’30 Lucas Wiley ’20 Shakirah Zaidi ’22 Isabelle Zarazua ’19

Richard Rigby ’38 - Grandfather † Michael C. Court ’82 - Father J. Douglas Court ’53 - Grandfather Derek J. Dunkley ’87 - Father Derek J. Dunkley ’87 - Father Julie Dekker Flint ’93 - Mother Juan Carlos Funtanet ’83 - Father H.C. Mark Ho ’81 - Father Malcolm A. McRae ’84 - Father Perry Nitsopoulos ’95 - Father Sharlene A. (Schrompf) Price ’00 - Mother Michele-Elise Burnett ’86- Mother Jeff Schrompf ’97 - Father Fiona C. (Halliday) Shaw ’86 - Mother Jay W. Tredway ’96 - Father William R. Tredway ’71 - Grandfather Jay W. Tredway ’96 - Father William R. Tredway ’71 - Grandfather David I. Wiley ’88 - Father Melissa Rock ’95 - Mother Shanaze Galagoda-Zarazua ’88 - Mother

† denotes deceased

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One of the merits of a Ridley education is reflected in the way our alumni lead flourishing lives beyond the Marriott Gates. Countless Old Ridleians are thriving both personally and professionally, living meaningful lives while actively transforming our globe. One such alumna that is doing precisely that is Jeannette Stock ’09, who is not only taking the tech industry by storm but also paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse tech landscape. Jeanette grew up hearing stories from family members who attended the school before her and in 2006, she too became a Ridleian. Upon arrival at Upper School, Jeanette embraced every opportunity to explore her passions that extended well beyond the classroom. She was able to strengthen her academic proficiency, appreciate the power of community and learn invaluable skills that would carry over to her post-secondary career.

Thank your parents. Seriously. — Jeanette Stock ’09

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Jeanette continued her education at Queen’s University, studying Life Sciences and graduating with a degree in English Literature. She spent a semester abroad, studying Chinese history and global development in Shanghai. Beyond her academic career, Jeanette volunteered as an Advanced Medical First Responder and assisted in the launch of a health education programme in Kenya over the course of two summers. Upon graduating—with a distinguished resumé at hand—Jeanette began to work for Jack.org; a charity that was started after the loss of a fellow Ridleian. Initially her career path wavered, yet Jeanette’s vast experiences helped her discover what she sought professionally. Once she was confident with the direction she wanted to move in, Jeanette tapped into Ridley’s vast network of alumni and reconnected with Old Ridleians, such as Anna Mackenzie ’07. Jeanette was able to gather invaluable advice that helped her navigate through the tech industry and now works for Highline BETA as a New Venture Associate.

Although her repertoire is already filled with evidence of determination and talent, perhaps Jeanette’s foremost achievement has been Venture Out. Venture Out is an initiative launched by Jeanette and her peers in 2016 with the goal of connecting LGBTQA+ people working in technology with career and networking opportunities. In 2017, Venture Out held its inaugural conference for LGBTQA+, welcoming over 450 students and professionals seeking careers in the tech industry. Since its launch, Venture Out has hosted nearly 1,000 individuals during events held at major companies such as: Facebook, Twitter, Google and LinkedIn. Jeanette is reshaping the landscape of the tech industry, making it a more diverse and inclusive environment. As she moves forward in her own leadership pursuits, she hopes to have an impact on the future of technology in Canada, through Venture Out and Female Funders—a learning platform and community that empowers women to invest in start-ups.

It wasn’t until I stopped thinking about what I wanted to be and started thinking about what I wanted to do every day, that I ended up on the path I’m on now. Taking some strangers for coffee and learning about the ups and downs of their roles would’ve gotten me there faster, and saved me a great deal of soulsearching. — Jeanette Stock ’09

As she reflects on her time at Ridley and the path that has led her to where she is today, Jeanette has two pieces of advice for Ridleians who are about to embark on their own professional journeys: 1. Reach out to interesting people. Connect with individuals who have established varying careers and can help you discover the best path. 2. Share your gratitude and appreciation for those who have helped you reach your potential.

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MATRICULATION 2015â&#x20AC;&#x201C;18 CANADA

USA

Bishop's University Brock University Carleton University Concordia University - Montreal Dalhousie University Humber College King's University College McGill University McMaster University Memorial University of Newfoundland Mount Allison University Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) Queen's University Ryerson University Saint Mary's University Sheridan College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning St. Francis Xavier University St. Thomas University Toronto Film School at RCC Institute of Technology University of Alberta University of British Columbia University of Calgary University of Guelph University of King's College University of Lethbridge University of New Brunswick University of Ottawa University of Regina University of Toronto University of Victoria University of Waterloo Western University Wilfrid Laurier University York University

Arizona State University Babson College Boston University Brigham Young University Brown University Canisius College Carnegie Mellon University Cornell University Florida State University Fordham University Georgia Institute of Technology Johns Hopkins University King's College Lehigh University Lynn University Mercyhurst University New York University Northeastern University Northwestern University Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences Savannah College of Art and Design The University of Iowa University of California, Berkeley University of California, Davis University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Santa Barbara University of Colorado at Boulder University of Illinois at Chicago University of Miami University of Notre Dame University of Southern California University of Tennessee University of Washington University of Wisconsin Yale University

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CLASS OF 2018

151

GRADUATES

$1.15M

ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS OFFERED INTERNATIONAL IE University - Segovia, Spain Imperial College London, United Kingdom King's College London, United Kingdom Les Roches International School of Hotel Management, Switzerland Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, Germany Neuchatel Junior College, Switzerland NYU Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Ireland Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Querétaro, Mexico The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom The University of Manchester, United Kingdom The University of Western Australia, Australia Toulouse Business School Barcelona, Spain Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico Universiteit Maastricht, Netherlands University College Dublin, Ireland University of Bristol, United Kingdom University of Leeds, United Kingdom University of St. Andrews, United Kingdom University of Sussex, United Kingdom University of the Arts London, United Kingdom UNSW Australia, Australia

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED IN OFFERS ACCEPTED

TOP FIVE ACCEPTANCES BY #

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

MCMASTER UNIVERSITY

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FLOURISH GALA

BIRDIES & PUCKS

RCA GOLF

ALUMNI EVENTS SUMMARY The 2017–18 Advancement calendar once again provided proud alumni, current and past families, friends of the school, and many others the opportunity to come together and celebrate Ridley. From Winter Homecoming to golf tournaments to coffee chats and receptions around the world, the global reach of Ridley’s supportive community was on full display. Receptions in Boston, the U.K., Hong Kong, Muskoka, and Seoul were well-attended and offered a chance to recount old stories, hear new ones and understand the goals of Ridley’s future.

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Among our major events included two golf tournaments, Winter Homecoming and, of course, Fall Homecoming, which included Governors’ Dinner, campus tours, alumni rowing, and much more. The RCA Golf Tournament was held at St. Catharines Golf & Country Club and we had so many teams join us for Winter Homecoming, we had to rent additional ice! We are already looking forward to another year of exciting and worthwhile events with the entire Ridley Family.

’07 WINTER HOCO

2017

2018

Bermuda Reception

Winter Homecoming

Kingston Young Alumni Pub Night

Rowing Legacy Reception

SEPTEMBER 18

SEPTEMBER 16

Homecoming

SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24

FEBRUARY 10 MARCH 3

Hong Kong Reception MARCH 29

London, U.K. Reception

Flourish: A Gala to Benefit Ridley College

Toronto Young Alumni Pub Night

RCA Golf Tournament

Boston Reception

Birdies & Pucks Golf Tournament

Shenzhen Reception

Muskoka Reception

OCTOBER 5

OCTOBER 19 OCTOBER 21 OCTOBER 24

’97

MAY 5

JUNE 25

AUGUST 10

’82

AUGUST 19

London, Ontario Reception OCTOBER 25

Shanghai Reception OCTOBER 25

Beijing Reception OCTOBER 27

Seoul Reception OCTOBER 28

’77

New York Reception NOVEMBER 9

Barbados Reception NOVEMBER 16

Grand Cayman Reception NOVEMBER 19

Buffalo Reception DECEMBER 5

’62

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FROM THE FAMILY GUILD THE DAVID A. MACLACHLAN VOLUNTEER AWARD We are honoured to join Headmaster Kidd in acknowledging and thanking Laura Menechella for her exemplary service to our Guild and school. Laura’s dedication to volunteerism at grass roots and leadership levels has helped make our Guild a strong and vibrant parent community organization.

WE PROUDLY SERVE OUR PARENT AND STUDENT COMMUNITY Our Family Mentors reach out to our newest families to welcome them to our community and to offer mentorship support. Our recycled clothing initiative also helps us to connect with Ridley’s newest and to reconnect with many returning families. Our lost & found initiative helps reunite our students with their misplaced items and 'Baking for Boarders' provides treats throughout the school year to our youngest boarders.

WE PROUDLY SUPPORT OUR STAFF AND FACULTY Our Staff Appreciation Day honours faculty and staff with smiles, handshakes, and small tokens of appreciation. In addition, we assist with numerous school events including; Upper School’s Fall Play, Winter Musical, Cadet Ball, IB/Mock Final Exams, and Graduation, as well 18 | 2017–2018 ANNUAL REPORT

as our Lower School Book Fairs, Science Fair, Christmas Play, Debate and Public Speaking Symposium, and Celebration of Learning.

NEW INITIATIVES FOR 2017–18 Our dedicated focus on centralizing communications and volunteer coordination helped us to boost support for our project coordinators and chairpersons in our many events and initiatives. This year we implemented the use of SignUp Genius: an online tool that allows our members to easily volunteer their time and talents for projects and events. Use of SignUp Genius grew throughout the year and is now the foundation for our ever-increasing volunteer participation.

EVENTS OF 2017–18 Our Christmas Market, a two-and-a-half-day event in early December, was by all measures, a great success. Our Trivia Night added a warm and friendly event to an otherwise cold evening in February. In June, Tigerfest joined forces with the city of St. Catharines and FIBA to create an exciting event in downtown St. Catharines. Funds generated by our events and recycled clothing initiative programme are directed back to our school as annual giving to scholarships and bursaries.

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RIDLEY

LD GUI LY

LEGE FAMI L O

er 0y e a r s of s

600+ VOLUNTEER

HOURS IN SUPPORT OF RIDLEY

$131K

DONATION TO THE ANNUAL FUND

$15K EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Marie Ritchie

TREASURER Eva Schmidt

VICE PRESIDENT Deepa Sharma

SECRETARY Nancy McLeod-Elder

DONATION TO FAMILY GUILD SCHOLARSHIP & BURSARY FUND

PAST PRESIDENT Fil Stabile INSPIRING

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ISLE OF MAN

SASKATCHEWAN

356

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

QUEBEC

ONTARIO

NEW BRUNSWICK

NETHERLANDS

IRELAND

GERM

UNITED KINGDOM

FRANCE

NOVA SCOTIA

ITAL

SPAIN

UNITED STATES

SWIT

BERMUDA

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

MEXICO

ANTIGUA /BARBUDA

ST. LUCIA

CAYMAN ISLANDS

NIGERIA

BARBADOS

GHANA

VENEZUELA

COLUMBIA

ECUADOR

BRAZIL

ARGENTINA

46% FEMALE

54% MALE

689

TOTAL STUDENT POPULATION

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310

DAY STUDENTS

379

BOARDING STUDENTS

RUSSIA

BELARUS

MANY

KAZAKHSTAN

UKRAINE

TZERLAND CROATIA

POLAND

BULGARIA

KOREA

GREECE

ISRAEL

SAUDI ARABIA

EGYPT

IRAN

CHINA

HONG KONG

BANGLADESH

PAKISTAN

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

JAPAN

125

AFGHANISTAN

TURKEY

TAIWAN

INDIA

MACAO

VIETNAM

SUDAN

PHILIPPINES

QUATORIAL GUINEA

SINGAPORE

UGANDA

RWANDA

MALAWI

global

SOUTH AFRICA

AUSTRALIA

OUR COMMUNITY 2017â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2018 STUDENT POPULATION

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED BY STUDENT BODY

228 NEW STUDENT TOTAL

INSPIRING

167

UPPER SCHOOL

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FINANCIALS Jim Parke, CPA, CA DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS

idley College’s financial position continues to strengthen. With

student enrollment levels approaching capacity, the school completed the year on June 30, 2018 in a fiscally sound manner. The resulting surplus allowed the accumulated operating fund deficit to decline from $6 million to $4.8 million. The strengthening financial position allowed us to invest $2.4 million in capital improvements to our campus, facilities and equipment in the past year. Tuition and fees comprised 87% of the total revenue. Annual grants in aggregate of approximately $1.35 million were received from the Ridley College Foundation and the Ridley College Fund USA, Inc. We continued to develop alternative sources of revenue, and Ridley’s expanding array of summer programmes attracted more than 1,900 children to the campus this past summer. The Hanks campus store and arena concession stand continued to expand their range of offerings. We also endeavoured to increase the rental income derived from the public’s use of Ridley’s facilities when the arena, fieldhouse, theatres, gyms and fields are not being used for school programming. Our greatest asset is our people — a talented collection of faculty and staff who are committed to delivering an exceptional educational experience for our students. It logically follows that our largest expense is the investment in Ridley’s employees through salaries, benefits and professional development. Other significant operating expenses include maintenance of facilities and grounds and financial assistance. Ridley is firmly committed to our financial assistance approach, which attracts talented students who might not otherwise be able to afford a Ridley education. We continue to invest in new information technology solutions and the required infrastructure to support such technology. Ridley’s Wi-Fi system was dramatically enhanced to provide faster and more extensive campus-wide coverage. We are very fortunate to have a strong philanthropic base at Ridley. The generous donations from our alumni, parents, employees and friends are a key element in Ridley’s ongoing success. Your continuing support is greatly appreciated. Ridley’s year-end financial statements have been audited by Deloitte LLP. The auditors have provided a clean opinion. I am pleased to share with you, in the attached report, some details of our financial picture for the 2017–18 school year. Sincerely, Jim Parke, CPA, CA Director of Finance & Operations

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Ian Wood ’53 with recipients of his Global Language Summer Study Scholarship

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CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET AS OF JUNE 30, 2018

2018 2017

Total Total

$ $

ASSETS Current assets Cash & short term Investments

19,207,190 14,386,789

Receivables

4,601,912 4,949,543

Deferred financial assistance & prepaid expenses

2,154,734 1,685,432

Inventories

283,316 257,162

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

26,247,152

Capital assets

32,707,753 32,133,319

TOTAL ASSETS

58,954,905

21,278,926

53,412,245

LIABILITIES Current liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Prepaid fees and refundable deposits TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES Pension and post-retirement obligations TOTAL LIABILITIES

4,074,173 2,869,312 30,860,385 28,655,627 34,934,558 31,524,939 2,820,861 2,708,398 37,755,419

34,233,337

FUND BALANCES Operating - unrestricted

(4,837,790) (6,063,652)

Capital assets - restricted

31,847,112

Expansion - restricted

(7,533,120) (7,370,990)

Specified donation - restricted Expansion 2 - restricted

31,896,424

581,650 737,630 1,141,634 (20,504)

TOTAL FUND BALANCES

21,199,486

19,178,908

TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCES

58,954,905

53,412,245

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STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCES AS OF JUNE 30, 2018

2018 2017

Total Total

REVENUE Tuition

$ $ 31,493,803 28,876,260

Financial support

3,093,281 1,946,580

Fees

1,444,917 1,262,985

Summer Programmes

1,180,497 878,013

Store and book sales

862,174 828,534

Facility rentals

714,891 697,572

Interest income

431,208 372,776

Gala revenue

332,923 0

Busing

130,420 135,379

Other

111,724 29,838

TOTAL REVENUE

39,795,838 35,026,937

EXPENSES Teaching, Athletics & Activities

13,664,520 12,849,921

Maintenance of properties and equipment

3,908,615 3,829,692

Financial Assistance

3,488,188 3,368,493

Board & Care of Students

3,453,984 3,206,696

General & Administration

3,151,938 2,654,596

Admissions, Development, Comm.

1,658,561 1,573,064

Information technology

1,304,915 1,149,074

Development

1,069,228 831,417

Summer Programmes

871,620 841,010

Store and book sale costs

787,174 753,534

Facility rental costs

396,691 370,494

Communications

318,883 363,947

Transfer of Gala revenue to Ridley College Foundation

245,224

Busing costs

162,697 169,358

Gala expenses Amortization of Capital Assets TOTAL EXPENSES

87,699

Pension remeasurements Fund balances, end of year 26 | 2017â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2018 ANNUAL REPORT

2,439,484 2,503,859 37,009,421 34,465,155

EXCESS (deficiency) of revenue over expenses for the year 2,786,417 Fund balances, beginning of year

561,782

19,178,908 17,727,311 (765,839) 889,815 21,199,486 19,178,908

REVENUE

Hank's sales - 2%

Financial support - 8%

Facility rentals - 2%

Summer programme - 3%

Miscellaneous - 2%

EXPENSES

Tuition & Fees - 83%

Teaching, Athletics & Activities - 37%

Information Technology - 4%

Physical Plant - 11%

Summer Programme - 2%

Financial Assistance - 9%

Hankâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - 2%

Board & Care of Students - 9%

Rentals - 1%

General & Administration - 9%

Miscellaneous - 1%

Admissions, Development, Comm. - 8%

Amortization of Capital Assets - 7%

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RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION TRUSTEES R. Michael H. Stevens ’77 CHAIR Gregory B. Souter ’85 SECRETARY/TREASURER

John R. Anderson ’65 Robert D. Evans ’77 Sean P. Gallaway ’87 John P. Hynes ’96 Donald S. McFarlane ’76 Duncan M. McGregor ’84 W. Darcy McKeough ’51 Bruce H. Mitchell ’64 Geoffrey M. Seymour ’69 † William O. Wallace ’77 BY INVITATION: Georgina H. Black ’85 Susan E. Hazell J. Edward Kidd James D. Parke

† denotes deceased

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TOTAL ASSETS AS OF JUNE 30, 2018 - CDN $ 30M

$28,417,250 $26,380,632

25M

$24,188,162 $22,746,511

$23,570,049

20M

15M

10M

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

GRANT RECEIVED WAS EXPENDED ON THE FOLLOWING DURING 2017â&#x20AC;&#x201C;18

TOTAL RECEIVED

$941,880

Scholarships & Bursaries - 63.7%

Athletic & Activity Prizes - 5.2%

Academic Funds - 11.5%

Prizes - 2.1%

Unrestricted - 9%

Professional Development - 1%

Facility Maintenance - 7.4%

Other- 0.1% INSPIRING

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RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA, INC. TOTAL ASSETS AS OF JUNE 30, 2018 - US $ 8M 7M $6,238,230

$6,256,828

$6,260,063

2014

2015

2016

$6,592,914

$6,647,594

2017

2018

6M 5M 4M 3M 2M 1M 0

GRANT RECEIVED WAS EXPENDED ON THE FOLLOWING DURING 2017–18

TOTAL RECEIVED

$374,000

Scholarships & Bursaries - 85%

Class of ’66 Music project - 2.2%

Great Hall project - 4.7%

Digital Archives project - 0.7%

Rowing programme - 4.2%

Other restricted projects - 1.0%

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Harold A. Wilson ’67 PRESIDENT William S. Cleary ’81 VICE-PRESIDENT Robert McD. Wilson ’81 SECRETARY Timothy J. Coffin ’81 TREASURER

SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES

$ 3,488,188 TOTAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Michele-Elise Burnett ’86 Bruce L. Carrow ’74 John K.S. Cleary ’84 Peter B. Coffin ’78 Britt R. Franklin Call ’08 Alexander C.O. Hansen ’87 P. Edward Holl ’78 Michelle M. Mandeville ’95 James C. Rogers ’81 Andrew McD. Wilson ’90

For me it has always been about the community. From the day I started working here, I have always felt welcomed and part

136

RECIPIENTS

of a family. Being part of the Ridley Faculty requires an ‘all-in’ attitude, but that is something that I gladly commit to for the benefits of both the adult and

$ 785,250

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AWARDED

student relationships that are formed here. — Pete Doyle, Faculty

176

RECIPIENTS

$ 2,702,938 BURSARIES AWARDED INSPIRING

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I’m really grateful to have come to Ridley for my high school experience because it is essentially a preview of the real world and the realities it holds; the academic, athletic and artistic climate at Ridley helped me adapt as it constantly enables and empowers me as a student to capitalize on opportunities, overcome challenges and ultimately develop my strength of character. I truly think that Ridley is a unique environment in which an immensely vast array of culture and languages coexist, but no matter the background, every single individual at Ridley shares a collective, familial sentiment of community like no other. — Vida Han ’19

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RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION ENDOWED FUNDS AS OF JUNE 30, 2018

BURSARY & SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS 125 Renaissance Bursary Fund

450,540

Alberta Ridley College Scholarship Centennial Endowment Fund Katharine Alexander and Kitty Miller Scholarship Fund Alumni Scholarship

Class of 1957 Matheson Bursary (see class of 1942)

66,340

Class of 1959 Bursary

28,278

Class of 1961 Karen Chaplin Memorial Bursary

69,674 154,423

Anderson Memorial Scholarship Fund

62,441

Class of 1962 Michael Ross Mandeville Memorial Bursary 150,725

J. J. Arnold Maritimes Scholarship

22,111

Class of 1963 Bursary

55,239

Bahamas Scholarship Fund

17,688

Class of 1964 Bursary

44,154

Banville Winnipeg Scholarship Fund

58,283

Class of 1965 Bursary

42,220

L. Clarke Bell Memorial Scholarship Fund 99,376

Class of 1966 Bursary

65,658

Bermuda Ridley College Scholarship Endowment Fund; including David B. Wadson Memorial Scholarship 192,439

Class of 1967 Bursary

77,216

Andre Buller ’54 Scholarship Fund

320,752

Class of 1969 Bursary

62,040

45,393

Class of 1970 Bursary

30,875

Dorothy Burgoyne Doolittle & Henry B. Burgoyne ’67 Memorial Bursary 31,695

Class of 1971 Bursary

43,462

Class of 1972 Bursary

52,772

Burn Memorial Fund

Class of 1974 Bursary

89,874

Class of 1975 Bursary

40,552

Class of 1976 Bursary

49,564

Class of 1977 Bursary

11,500

Class of 1978 Mark Preece Memorial Bursary

44,924

Class of 1979 Robert Malone Memorial Bursary

50,109

Class of 1980 Bursary

29,285

Class of 1982 Bursary

32,218

Class of 1985 Bursary

75,658

Class of 1988 Bursary

42,390

Class of 1989 Bursary

43,688 38,945 36,543

Bullied Award Scholarship

Isobel Burton Memorial Scholarship Fund

508,651

215

37,483 36,343

Carley Family Bursary

165,459

Carthy Foundation Centennial Bursary Funds

285,310

Bruce H. Mitchell ’64 Bursary G. Mark Curry ’62 Bursary

1,028,447 428,029

Nan and Laddie Cassels Scholarship Fund

32,774

Tony Cassels Award

28,604

Charlton Family Scholarship

46,238

Class of 1938 Bursary

33,198

Class of 1968 Douglas Utting Memorial Bursary

Class of 1939 Samuel G. Heaman Bursary

95,606

Class of 2005 Bursary

Class of 1940 Bursary

25,853

Nat Caters Bursary Fund

Class of 1942/Class of 1957 Matheson Bursary

107,246

Stephen R. Court ’89 Memorial Scholarship

924,619

874,673

Class of 1945 Bursary

45,302

Crawford, Smith & Swallow Bursary

38,018

Class of 1947 Bursary

59,090

John B. & Terence Cronyn Bursary

71,417

Class of 1951 Bursary

69,256

Harry J. Daniel Scholarship

63,298

Class of 1953 Bursary

46,360

Class of 1954 Bursary

246,179

Michael R. Davies ’78 Memorial Scholarship

14,885

Class of 1955 Bursary

48,426

L. Robert S. deLangley ’48 Scholarship 25,596

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Ridley is truly an exciting school. Exciting in its campus culture, which incorporates international values and perspectives into its traditions and environment. Exciting in its opportunities, which range from academic, to athletic, to service and leadership, and well beyond. And exciting in its future, with initiative and innovative thinking leading the way to another successful 129 years. — Ben Mandigo ’19

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BURSARY & SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS (cont.) $ Desmarais Family Bursary

101,159

Richard James Dickinson B.A. L.L.B. Scholarship Fund

25,718

Evelyn Dobson Memorial Scholarship

25,375

Andrew A. Dodge ’24 Bursary

W.H. Lind ’33 Family Bursary Fund

Alan Maclachlan Memorial Scholarship 93,707

160,022

Graham M. MacLachlan Memorial Scholarship 209,120 Peter Maclachlan Memorial Fund

John S. Drake ’35 Bursary

59,350

Margaret A. Drake Bursary

59,156

E.W. ’Peter’ Mandeville ’38 Bursary Fund

George D. Enos Jr. ’41 Bursary

22,292

Brian Martin Fund

Robert ’77 & Nancy Evans Bursary

36,644

Eyton Family Scholarship

59,819

Anthony V. Mason ’42 Memorial Scholarship

Faculty and Staff Bursary

95,803

Roderick Ferguson ’87 Memorial Bursary

64,398

122,884

Harry E. Foster Memorial Scholarship 102,561

86,648 376,726 1,972 54,141

Janet L. Matthews Memorial Scholarship Fund

121,121

Kelly Matthews Award

211,826

John L.C. McCarthy ’32 Memorial Scholarship

182,522

Alex Friesen Memorial Bursary

51,686

Donna Gauley-McCarthy Memorial Bursary

Alex McIntosh Memorial/Beaver Foods Scholarship 87,519

29,926

R.S. McLaughlin Foundation Bursary

Gooderham Family Memorial Scholarships

261,446

Peter S. Gooderham ’44 Bursary Fund 107,283 Kendra A. Watts Gransden ’84 Bursary

109,292

John Grant Memorial Scholarship

74,543

Griffith-Hamilton Scholarship Fund

40,401

John & Cosie Guest Memorial Bursary

54,916

Hamilton Stone Memorial Scholarship 65,407 George M. Hendrie ’49 Bursary

198,066

Nicholas D. Holmes Bursary

70,355

Donald & Nancy Hunt Scholarship

47,879

Robert L. Hunter ’33 Memorial Scholarship

41,318

Brian ’67 & Rosemary Iggulden Bursary 61,791 Mac ’46 & Elinor Irwin Fund

298,069

Donald S. McMurtry ’82 Bursary

964,453 77,453

Dr. John Ormsby Miller Scholarship

689,087

James B. Milligan Character Scholarship 93,867 Newfoundland Ridley College Scholarship Endowment Fund

77,649

Allan V. Orr Family Bursary

41,755

B.B. Osler ’21 Scholarship

31,468

Ernest Gregory Powell Memorial Scholarship

715,072

Ridley College Family Guild Bursary

537,137

Ridley College Family Guild Scholarship 145,717 Scandrett Family Bursary

40,308

The Robert M. Schmon Memorial/Quebec & Ontario Paper Company Scholarship 251,765 School Scholarship Fund World War I Memorial

54,617

Kenmore Construction Company Limited Scholarship

Sears Family Bursary

49,098

23,853

Stanley Family Scholarship

28,815

Rupert & Judy Lane Bursary

58,414

Strasenburgh Bursary

63,911

Leonard Foundation Scholarship & Reuben Wells Leonard Memorial Awards Fund

Leonard Sutcliffe Memorial Scholarship 40,725 1,197,504

Albert W. Taylor Fund

86,635

Kenyon Lett Scholarship

28,540

James Gordon Thompson ’44 Bursary 164,947

Lewis Family Bursary

57,355

Women of Ridley Bursary Fund

Donald H. Lie ’52 Bursary

3,018

479,415

TOTAL BURSARY AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

18,091,056

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PRIZE ENDOWMENT FUNDS

ACADEMIC & SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT PRIZES

Dr. J.A. Arnell ’34 Science Prize

7,533

Judge Benson Memorial Prize for Diligence

The Grace Family Prize for Wellroundedness

3,860

Herald B. Greening ’51 Memorial Music Awards

5,110

S.O. Greening ’26 Prize

4,034

O. Michael G. Hamilton Prize for AP Calculus

4,781

Margaret M. Bentley & Eleanor M. Wakeman-Long Memorial History Prize 1,968

10,729

Gerald Blake Memorial Prize

2,136

Boreal Laboratories Prize

1,578

E.M. Boyd Memorial Prize

921

Mrs. Ada F. Harris Memorial Prize

2,136

The Richard A. Bradley Trophy

732

Headmaster’s Zealous Achievement Award

3,961

Frank Hollinrake ’57 Memorial Prize for Science

1,333

House Zealous Achievement Arthur Bishop East

2,259

J. David Mackey/Anthony P. Sherman Arthur Bishop West House Zealous Achievement

5,470

W.T. Bright ’58 Prize

1,080

Colin G. Brzezicki English Prize

1,234

Bullied Award Dorothy Burgoyne Award Isobel Burton Memorial Prize

769 3,625 1,545

E.H.M. Burn Memorial Prize

107

Nan Cassels Award Fund

672

Chapel Service Prize - A.E. Mix Memorial 994 Chapel Reading Prize Brian J. Maher ’83 Memorial Prize

994

Dr. J.W. Chapman Memorial Prize

2,130

The Frederick C. Clarkson ’62 - Latin Prize 979 The Sgt Herbert Charles Clitheroe Prize for Art

2,354

Stephen R. Court ’89 Memorial Prize Successful Participation

3,091

Stephen R. Court ’89 Shield

769

Stephen R. Court ’89 Art Prize

769

Class of 1939 Dr. J.R. Hamilton Memorial Science Award Terence Cronyn ’20 Prize H.J. Daniel Prize David Dodge ’61 IB Award

26,014 496 3,467 30,177

Endeavour Award

1,080

Feagan-Davies Memorial Award

4,255

Evelyn Dobson Memorial Prize Keith Dorrington Science Award

769 26,965

The John S. Drake ’35 Memorial Prize

3,947

Dunkley Prize for Senior Music

2,034

Family Guild Zealous Achievement Merrit South

4,311

Fischer Family Lower School Valedictorian Award

3,638

The Hanna Flandrak Memorial Prize

5,392

The Dr. Ellen Smoor Foster Award

1,057

The J.Z. Given Senior Art Prize

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27,772

Robert L. Hunter Prize The Adam Hutt Memorial Award John Hastings Kerr Memorial Prize

3,091 46,154 910

Rosemary Reid Iggulden House Zealous Achievement - Gooderham East 3,169 Elizabeth Bae Kurusi ’07 Gr. 11 Drama Prize

1,893

W.B. Leach Memorial

2,136

Robert J. Malyk Scholarship

9,301

M.R. Mandeville Prize

3,091

The J. Herbert Mason Medal

6,442

Kelly Matthews Memorial Prize

3,091

Dr. M.A. McElligott Art Prize

1,130

T.R. Merritt ’44 Fund

4,095

Dr. W.H. Merritt Prize

1,089

C.E. Miller Prize for Creative Writing Michelle A. Morrissey Intermediate ’Always Artistic’ Award James Nesbitt Award for Excellence in Dance The Kenneth Albert Nordheimer Prize for IB History The Scott Paterson ’82 Stock Market Challenge Anthony M. Partington ’65 History Prize

281 1,097 925 24,070 983 979

Ernest Gregory Powell Memorial Prize

1,545

Daniel H.T. Oh ’09 Prize for Gr. 8 Math

979

Sean S.T. Oh ’07 Prize for Gr. 10 Math

979

Plener Perseverance Prize E. Osborne and George C. Powell Prize

1,135 769

Price Memorial Prize Dr. Alan & Mrs. Jean Rice Memorial Award - Mathematics

653

Charlotte Francis Norah Thomas Prize

217

W.G. Trethewey Memorial Prize 1,080

467

Tricolour Award

2,468

Dr. Alan & Mrs. Jean Rice Memorial Prize 4,809

Akshay Shetty ’04 Valedictorian Prize

3,903

C.N.D. Rosmarin Prize

F. Kenneth Venables History Prize Grade 8

889 994

4,212

Klaus Peter Schoenefeld Memorial Prize-Art

444

Viriginia Vickers Essay Award

Gerald S. Shantz Prize for Poetry

983

H.G. Williams Prize for Public Speaking

1,599

A.J. Silver Leadership Award

3,936

Harold A. Wilson ’30 Memorial Prize

4,544

Julian Street Memorial Prize

1,130

E.A. Woolley ’80 Music Prize

2,083

TOTAL ACADEMIC & SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT PRIZES

374,767

ACTIVITY PRIZES Ruth E. Brown Acta Editor’s Award

$ 1,371

Kennedy Family Dance Spirit Trophy

1,080

Colin G. Brzezicki Prize for Thought Provoking Writing

1,255

Tony Kwok Memorial Public Speaking Prize

1,234

H. ’Tony’ Cassels Tuesday Night Trophy

1,545

John K.H. Mason ’39 Public Speaking

1,183

Hume Cronyn ’31 Trophy for Outstanding Performance

Gwyn Morris Librarian Award

1,045

1,213

Richard Naylor ’79 Drama Prize

1,437

Newman-Rigby Band Trophy Prizes

2,100

Prefect Prize

1,263

Terence Cronyn ’20 Prize for Best News Story

994

Matthew A. Davis ’94 Memorial Prize

5,270

James Filby Memorial Prize

1,080

Harry "Red" Foster Prize for Social Service 2,104 The Mackenzie S. Fowler ’11 Trophy

1,155

Lt. Col. S.G. Heaman ’39 Prize

1,080

Don and Karen Rickers International Student Leadership Award 1,849 Ridley College Family Guild Junior Public Speaking Prize

909

Ridley College Family Guild Public Speaking (M.S. Jr.)

769

R.J. Rumble ’42 Trophy

940 994

The Captain F.A. Hollinrake ’57 Memorial Bowl

1,196

A. Stoddard Jones Prize Fund

13,532

The Hon. Mr. Justice A. Courtney Kingstone (1892) Memorial Prize

S.F.D. Sampson Memorial Rose Bowl Band Prize

11,139

Lt. Col. A.C. Iggulden Memorial Shield

1,006

Stephen L. Souter ’81 Memorial Tech Prize

8,164

Tiger Tribune Prizes

1,100

Lt. Col A.C. Iggulden Trophy

107

U.K. Branch Prize for Dramatic Monologue 966

TOTAL ACTIVITY PRIZES

69,084 INSPIRING

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ATHLETIC PRIZES Athena Award for Girls Rugby The Bartlett Trophy - Girls Hockey Becken-Whitty Trophy Colin G. Brezicki Girls Hockey

$ 1,097 748 1,832 695

The Kindellan Cup - Girls Rugby Trophy 1,092 Judy Lane Volleyball Trophy

1,080

P.E. Lewis Cup

1,325

C.J. Loat ’62 Award MVP U/15 Soccer

994

Browne Family Rugby Cup

1,196

Mann Family Trophy MVP 1st Girls Tennis 1,002

Bunston Hockey Trophy

1,080

Brian Martin Coaches Award

2,312

Bulldog Trophy - 1st Team Squash

979

J.P. Matheson Trophy

3,438

Bulldog Trophy - U16 Squash

979

The W.C. Montgomery Award

1,244

399

The Mentone Cup

1,294

Gary Burroughs ’64 Trophy - Football A.J. Corolis Award

1,194

Michael J. Moulden ’70 Coaches Award 1,049

The Kristine Corolis Trophy

1,039

Ohio Ironman Award for Hockey

860

Coy-Devellis Trophy

769

Old Boys Trophy - Soccer

Nan Cassels 1914 Steeplechase Trophy Sr. Girls Cross Country

979

Karen Oude-Reimerink Award Gymnastics 994

Neil Campbell ’51 Trophy - Rowing

1,183

2,049

Paton Trophy

1,154

Barry Cromarty ’63 Trophy

909

Penney Squash Trophy

1,115

Ingrid Cronin Field Hockey Prize

797

A.C. ’Sandy’ Peters Squash Award

1,318

Captain Terence Cronyn ’20 Trophy Novice Oarsperson Scott Daniel ’83 Trophy Crossingham Field Hockey Award

The Rob Poe Award 1,905 994 1,218

Peter B. Robinson ’71 Cross Country Award

1,080

N.A. Ronald Award for Determination Jr. Girls Volleyball

3,412 1,097

Crossingham Cup - 1st Field Hockey Rookie of the Year Trophy

471

Michael A. Scott Trophy

The William Dick Award

979

Geoffrey Seymour ’69 Award Fund

Carl F. Dorland Trophy

1,340

Faes Trophy for Soccer

769

Greenshields ’76 Harriers Award (Most Improved)

1,109

110

73,597

Caroline L. Sherk ’12 Field Hockey Award - Top Defender

1,255

David ’83 & Andrea Shemilt Trophy 2nd Team Swimming

1,277

W.H. Somerville ’75 Trophy

994

Michael J. Johnson ’05 Award - MVP Golf 979

H.A. Staples Trophy

107

The Hal Gould ’69 Football Colours Endowment 769

Henry James Taylor Trophy Fund

707

Captain Terence Cronyn ’20 Trophy Novice Oarsperson

1,029

S.D. Vaughan Tier II Girls Hockey MVP Award

960

The Simon Hall Award

1,452

Dr. Adam Wright Memorial Prize

1,036

The Dr. Angela M. Zuliani ’88 Memorial Trophy

1,370

Jill Hopkins ’92 Trophy

Dr. Bryan A. Henry ’91 Track Prize

658

841

Jose Huerta ’00 Rugby Trophy

1,243

Rod Jack ’80 Memorial Prize

1,130

TOTAL ATHLETIC PRIZES

TOTAL PRIZE ENDOWMENTS

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R.P. Tidy ’38 Award

1,031

143,109

586,960

RESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS

ACADEMIC FUNDS

Sam Anderson ’45 Chair for History & Modern Languages Class of 1956 Academic Tie Fund Terence Cronyn ’20 Chair in English and Drama MGI - Crawford ’56 & Eve Gordon Speaker Series Endowment Fund

433,605 5,400 454,373 146,252

Dr. J.R. Hamilton Chair in Mathematics and Science Frank Hollinrake ’57 Memorial Fund for Science Lett Family Endowment for Information Technology

469,475 15,916 1,220,321

Curriculum on Ethics & Morals

10,809

Donald S. McMurtry ’82 Environmental Fund

J.M. Gould Fund - Visiting Scholars

91,452

Siebens Business Lecture Series Fund 110,087

181,639

Technology Endowment Fund

TOTAL ACADEMIC FUNDS

3,269,285

ACTIVITY FUNDS

W.E.N. Bell Memorial Games Fund

105,561

Butterfield Global Services Fund

147,919

Public Speaking/Debating Endowment Fund

Carthy Centennial Cadet Fund

166,856

Residential Life Programme

Class of 2003 Fund for Arts & Athletics 20,677 Class of 2004 Fund for Arts & Athletics 12,962 Green Tiger Endowment Fund

133,791

Peter David James Jacobs Athletic Fund 15,036 The Laine Family Fund Nitsopoulos Athletic Fund

129,956

19,202

524,034 6,015

Hugh A. Slater ’44 Athletic Endowment Fund

171,170

Ian Wood ’53 International Summer Programme

118,146

Derek Zavitz ’97 Memorial Fund for Athletics

22,306

8,319

TOTAL ACTIVITY FUNDS

1,471,994 INSPIRING

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RESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS (cont.) $ DISCRETIONARY FUNDS

The Headmaster's Discretionary Fund

29,321

C.C. Hopper Operating Fund - Bursar's Discretionary

22,516

TOTAL DISCRETIONARY FUNDS

51,837

LIBRARY FUNDS

Anderson Book Fund

4,234

G.D. Enos Jr. ’41 Library Fund

3,153

Glassco Book Fund

20,857

TOTAL LIBRARY FUNDS 28,244 FACILITY/MAINTENANCE FUNDS

Ron Angleman Endowment Fund

91,680

Mandeville Grove Endowment

4,442

Class of 1944 Maintenance Fund

73,739

Mandeville Maintenance Fund

1,051,765

Fitness Studio Endowment Fund

174,788

McKeough Maintenance Fund

144,483

F.W. Hillock Maintenance Fund

24,003

D.C. MacLachlan ’45 Memorial Auty Cricket Library/Archives Fund

Ridley College Memorial Chapel Endowment Fund

189,831

93,031

Walker Maintenance Fund

249,373

TOTAL FACILITY/MAINTENANCE FUNDS 2,097,135 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDS

Class of 1953 Headmaster’s Fund

47,030

Faculty Professional Development Fund

102,469

Neil Campbell ’51 Fund

122,878

TOTAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDS 272,377

TOTAL RESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS

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7,190,872

UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT FUNDS G.W. Gooderham Memorial Fund

309,168

H.S. Gooderham Fund

769,382

R.S. Leach Memorial Fund

21,363

J.E. McConnell ’31 & Malcolm H. McConnell ’63 Family Fund 639,681

Donald C. ’44 & Frances M. McFarlane Memorial Fund 173,411 Charles A. Thompson ’28 Fund

92,908

Unrestricted Funds

537,601

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT FUNDS

2,543,514

IN TRUST FUNDS

Class of 2010 Graditude Fund

501

Class of 2013 Graditude Fund

1,705

Class of 2011 Graditude Fund

2,401

Class of 2017 Graditude Fund

Class of 2012 Graditude Fund

156

Class of 2018 Graditude Fund

TOTAL IN TRUST FUNDS

4,849

GRAND TOTAL ENDOWED FUNDS

28,417,250

RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA, INC. - NAMED BURSARIES G.O. Watson Memorial Bursary Fund

$ 134,363

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FLOURISH: A GALA TO BENEFIT RIDLEY COLLEGE Members of the Ridley community filled Toronto’s iconic Arcadian Court ballroom on May 5, 2018 for Flourish: A Gala to Benefit Ridley College, which raised an incredible $275,000 for our school.

We would like to express our gratitude to all who sponsored, donated to and attended this event. Special thanks are extended to our title sponsors, Ward ’74 and Lori Seymour. Proceeds raised by Flourish will go towards increasing scholarships and bursaries.

After three years of anticipation following the 125 Bash, 200 members of the Ridley community united to show their support and Tiger pride. Set against a dazzling orange backdrop, celebrity emcees (and Ridleians of Distinction), Bruce Croxon ’79 and Amber Kanwar ’04 opened the evening with a rousing welcome. Headmaster Kidd also took to the stage to express gratitude on behalf of the school and to underscore the power of our shared connection.

We are grateful to our Gala Co-Chairs, Maria Menechella (Governor and alumni parent), Jim Greenshields ’76 and Bill Hutton ’76 and the dedicated volunteer gala committee members: Mike Allen ’03, Heidi Burgess, Honor McLachlin ’87, Laura Menechella, Margy Nitsopoulos-Massis, Matt Picken ’93 and Scott Snowden ’97, as well as our staff volunteers.

Following a delectable gourmet meal, the auctioneer led guests through exciting live bidding on prizes ranging from vacations to vintage wines, and even an opportunity to name a road on campus. A beautiful display of tempting silent auction prizes—donated by over 100 Ridley supporters—lined the second floor balcony throughout the night. And for the first time ever, those who could not attend the gala in person were able to participate in the silent auction by placing real-time electronic bids via an online app called ClickBid. Live music by the talented Parkside Drive kept guests dancing through to the early hours of the morning. Flourish was a wonderful display of school spirit, unity and support, and thanks to the generosity of attendees, raffle and auction participants, the gala raised $275,000! “When the Ridley community comes together, there is tremendous positive energy and great accomplishments can be realized,” explains Susan Hazell, Director of Development. “The funds raised at the gala will be transformative for current and future generations of students, who would not be able to attend Ridley without this support.”

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A HISTORY OF GIVING Susan E. Hazell DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

n Annual Report is akin to a report card — providing you, our stakeholders, with a snapshot of the 2017–18 year. So how did we do? What does our report card look like? What are our measurements of success? I would argue that our success is measured by the investment of people — their time, talent and treasure — who come together for a common cause, Ridley College, to inspire flourishing lives to transform our globe. With this in mind, I share with you some key indicators of our success from the 2017–18 year.

The 2017–18 “Unlock Potential” Annual Giving Campaign, the foundation for all fundraising, continued to build on past successes by broadening our donor base with increased participation from our alumni and current parents from around the world. The Ridley Family showed they could provide the keys to ‘unlock potential’ for our students and faculty. The generous support of our donors ensured that we not only met, but surpassed our goals, enabling us to realize three key projects: the completed renovation of our Lower School Library, increased funds for scholarships and bursaries, and enhanced funding to support best educators at Ridley. The many events of 2017–18 would not be possible without the support of the Ridley community. These are opportunities to celebrate our community, to create and renew friendships and to support our school. We are grateful to the many volunteers, participants, sponsors, and donors this past year who helped ensure the success of the following events: Fall and Winter Homecoming – celebrating reunion years, Ridleians and Athletic Lives of Distinction, hockey and volleyball and the many friendships and networking opportunities. Flourish: A Gala to Benefit Ridley College – a roaring success and magical night of great food, wine, dancing and fun, raising $275,000 for scholarships and bursaries. RCA Golf Tournament - with over 100 golfers enjoying a fabulous day at the St. Catharines Golf & Country Club with dinner back on campus, in addition to raising over $20,000 for scholarships and bursaries. Birdies & Pucks Golf Tournament at Thundering Waters Golf Club - welcoming new and returning hockey families and alumni and raising $12,000 for our men and women’s hockey programmes. The Ridley College Family Guild (RCFG) Christmas Market - with two and a half days of shopping and fun for Ridley and the Niagara area community, raising $27,200! RCFG Trivia Night – bringing parents, faculty/ staff, and friends together.

U18 Americas Championships and Canada Games, showcasing Ridley in downtown St. Catharines’ Street Festival, with games and food for the whole community to enjoy. Ridley Branch Receptions - bringing together alumni, current and past parents and prospective families in Barbados, Beijing, Boston, Buffalo, Cayman Islands, Hong Kong, Korea, London (U.K.), Muskoka, New York City, Ottawa, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Toronto. Last year we introduced several new initiatives in our efforts to increase alumni engagement. Thanks to Hugh Silk ’87, Tiger Talks has become a fixture of Fall Homecoming. Alumni who are celebrating their reunion year are invited to give a Tiger Talk (similar to a Ted Talk) to our students. Last year, sixteen alumni spoke to our students on topics ranging from How to Live Forever... Or Enjoy Trying to Career Collisions: The New Normal. In May, we launched an exciting new alumni social media platform: the Ridley College Network. This is an interactive platform that acts as a ‘one - stop shop’, providing alumni with the opportunity to join through their Facebook or LinkedIn accounts, post and view job opportunities, sign up for events, join groups, conduct searches, post photos or comments and more. As of this printing, we have over 900 alumni signed up and we hope to hit 1,000 members before Christmas. In conclusion, we are excited to report that we have completed an 18-month detailed planning phase for The Campaign For Ridley, a major campaign with goals to raise $30 Million for capital projects and $10 Million for endowment. We, along with an impressive campaign cabinet comprised of alumni, current and past parents, look forward to unveiling the plans and details in the months ahead as we turn our efforts to raising major gifts. I hope that as you read through this report, you will be instilled with a continued sense of pride and confidence in Ridley today, and excitement for the future of Ridley! Respectfully submitted with gratitude to our volunteers and donors, Susan Hazell Director of Development

Our annual TigerFest - in conjunction with FIBA

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GIFTS BY ALUMNI 1930–1939 James H.H. Scandrett ’39

1940–1949 Edward C. Atwater ’44 Julian W. Atwater ’49 J. Alexander Boyd ’46 John C. Cairns ’42 L. Robert S. deLangley ’48 James R. Digby ’45 William H. Fennell ’49 Hugh C.W. Franklin ’48 David V. Geary ’45 William A. Harris ’48 Harry D.L. Hill ’47 Robert J. Irwin ’46 † Richard M. Ivey ’43 Frederick B. Jasperson ’44 Donald E.L. Keown ’49 Edwin M. Mills ’48 Frederick L. Moffat ’45 Hugh L. Smith ’44 A. Raymond Tooton ’47 John S. Walton ’49 H. Donald Williams ’48

1950–1959 Clemente A. Cohen ’56 David H. Cook ’55 J. Douglas Court ’53 Ronald H. Crawford ’51 William A.B. Davis ’55 J. Edward T. Dillane ’55 William E. Duffield ’50 George Easdon ’52 Estate of Donald H. Lie ’52 Daniel A. Evans ’55

J. Dale Falkenhagen ’58 David C. Finlay ’59 Richard O. Haeberlin ’53 Richard A. Hutchison ’53 Anthony B. Jerauld ’59 Robert C. Kinnear ’59 G. Kirkham Kitson ’58 Robert W. Korthals ’50 Kenneth J. Lampman ’54 Robert F. Lee ’58 Michael C.H. Locke ’56 J. Gordon Maw ’54 David R. McBride ’51 W. Darcy McKeough ’51 John G. Moffat ’52 C. Paul Montgomery ’54 Terence J. O’Malley ’54 Kenneth P. Powell ’58 Gordon D. Rice ’54 Edwin R. Shepherd ’54 Robert D. Sheppard ’53 Robert L. Sillcox ’50 Peter H. Sims ’51 J. Christopher Snyder ’59 Jeremy F. Sturgeon ’58 Matthew A. Terborg ’53 Norris W. Walker ’52 Robert S. Wilkinson ’53 Ernest L. Wilson ’57 F. Ian Wood ’53 James K. Wood ’57 Roger C. Young ’59

1960–1969 John R. Anderson ’65 Paul R. Bannock ’67 Douglas C. Betts ’69

OUR 28% WOMEN

5,251

CANADIANS

alumni

8,349

LIVING ALUMNI

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David C. Bewley ’61 Peter C. Blachford ’67 Henry M. ’Mac’ Borden ’64 Donald E. Bradford ’67 James H. Burrows ’62 Michael R. Carson ’64 Christopher Carter ’68 Peter T. Christensen ’61 S. John Costen ’66 Richard A. Coy ’60 Larry G. Culver ’66 Ross E. Gale ’64 Ian Gibson ’63 Gordon Glass ’66 D. Harold W. Gould ’69 Archie N. Grace ’66 Timothy K. Griffin ’68 Karl R. Hartwick ’66 Christopher H. Hebb ’60 John A. Hinrichs ’66 Ronald F. Holdsworth ’66 Robert C. Howard ’63 Brian A. Iggulden ’67 Richard W. Ivey ’68 Daniel O. Jarvis ’68 Strachan L. Johnston ’68 John G. Lark ’68 Philip B. Lind ’61 Christopher J. Loat ’62 Ian B. Maclennan ’68 Ronald N. Mannix ’66 Leighton W. McCarthy ’62 Bruce H. Mitchell ’64 David R. Morgan ’65 David L. Muir ’61 Paul J. Muller ’63

72% MEN

1,021

AMERICANS

M. Moore Newell ’68 Frederick M. Partington ’67 Andrew Paton ’64 Christopher W. Paton ’65 Stephen M. Peacock ’63 John M. Proctor ’68 Terence H. Rapsey ’66 Ian B. Reid ’63 George C. Reifel ’69 Michael A. Rice ’61 William N. Robinson ’66 John H. Sandham ’66 James E. Savory ’66 Peter J. Scandrett ’66 Arthur A. Schmon ’67 A.G. ’Sandy’ Sellers ’68 Geoffrey M. Seymour ’69 † Richard D. Spurling ’65 John O. Stubbs ’62 Timothy N. Taylor ’68 Donald P. Temple ’68 Donald A. Thompson ’62 F. Gregory Thompson ’68 Douglas R. Tilley ’60 Allan J. Tyson ’65 Ian K. Upjohn ’69 Robert B. Waind ’63 Robert A. Walker ’61 Robert C. Watson ’63 Andrew O. Watson ’65 D. Michael Whittle ’64 David S. Willmot ’68 Harold A. Wilson ’67 David P. Worts ’66

1970–1979 Michael D. Baker ’78 Peter R. Bennett ’72 Michael R. Bishop ’76 Anne I. (Patchett) Bookbinder ’79 R. Geoffrey Browne ’72 Thomas G. Brownlee ’77 J. David Bunston ’76 Charles E. Carey ’77 Frank Cecchini ’74 H. Elizabeth A. Chaplin ’76 Kelvin S. Chen ’70 Edward K.S. Chung ’74 Jarvis Coffin ’76 Bruce D. Croxon ’79 Michel G. Debiche ’79 Ian A. Dunbar ’78 Estate of Joan H. Larkin ’76 Robert D. Evans ’77 William R. Evans ’79

Thomson D. Fischer ’77 William A. Folland ’73 Ian M. Fraser ’72 Derek D. Fraser ’79 Erich N. Fratschko ’74 James E. Gibson ’75 David S. Grant ’72 James D. Greenshields ’76 Michael S. Hazell ’73 Richard C. Hazell ’74 George C. Hendrie ’74 Robert S. Ho ’77 C. Leigh Hogg ’71 J. Anthony D. Hooper ’72 Douglas E. Hunt ’70 William T. Hutton ’76 Paul G. Iggulden ’72 David S. Irwin ’71 David A. Jarvis ’70 E. James Kingstone ’75 Geoffrey W. Lind ’71 David Long ’77 Brian H. Love ’71 Philip A. Macdonald ’79 Robert B. Macdonald ’79 R. Fraser MacKay ’73 Gordon R. McBride ’74 Ian R. McClelland ’70 D’Arcy M. McDermott ’74 David C. McFarlane ’71 Donald S. McFarlane ’76 William G. McKague ’74 John L. Milne ’71 Robert G. Mollenhauer ’78 Michael J. Moulden ’70 Gregory G. O’Hara ’71 Ross (Buck) Orr ’76 Timothy S. Pfohl ’76 Iain N. Procter ’76 Anthony W. Pylypuk ’71 Craig Rice ’75 Christopher J. Savage ’78 Ward H.M. Seymour ’74 Grant R. Skelly ’78 Paul M. Slemon ’72 David A. Smith ’71 William H. Somerville ’75 Robert S. Stein ’77 Robert W. Sterne ’73 John W. Stevens ’74 R. Michael H. Stevens ’77 Thomas A. Stevens ’79 William G. Stewart ’75 Robert S. Stratton ’71 Paul W. Szczucinski ’72

Graham E. Taylor ’71 † Jeffrey I. Tobe ’77 A. Geoffrey Tooton ’70 Andrew Tymoszewicz ’76 William H. Verity ’71 James S. Vick ’70 Everett D. Walker ’74 James D.D. Walker ’77 William O. Wallace ’77 Charles Walton ’78 Luke A. Weinstein ’72 John Paul Westin ’77 Harold G. Wilson ’77 J. W. Timothy Witzel ’76 John A. Wright ’73 George R.H. Wyatt ’73 J. Christopher Young ’78

1980–1989 Linda M. Alexanian ’85 David H. Anderson ’88 Katherine A. (Burpee) Anderson ’88 Peter Ballyk ’85 David E. Bartram ’80 Michael Barr ’88 Leighan S. (Leggat) Basadur ’83 Heather S. Beaton ’89 Anu Bhalla ’86 Georgina H. Black ’85 Richard M. Bojankiewicz ’80 K. Norman Bradshaw ’89 Thomas W. Bright ’81 Aaron L. Brown ’85 Marko R. Bukovec ’85 Michele-Elise C. Burnett ’86 A. Irene Caldwell ’82 Gregory A. Carlyle ’85 David K. Carter ’88 John K.S. Cleary ’84 William S. Cleary ’81 Timothy J. Coffin ’81 Christopher D. Cooke ’88 Michael C. Court ’82 Philip D. Court ’85 Miye K. (Kadonaga) Cox ’85 Stephen A. DeKuyper ’87 Jason C. Dorland ’83 Derek J. Dunkley ’87 Ian K. Duquemin ’82 Hugh D. Evans ’87 Bradley J. Ferguson ’87 Nancy E. Ferriman ’88 Paul Filion ’86 Sue Ann Finlay-Moher ’87 † denotes deceased

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GIFTS BY ALUMNI (cont.) Sean P. Gallaway ’87 Alexander C.O. Hansen ’87 Derek W. Hull ’85 Brian A. Hutchings ’84 Charlene J. (Ebert) Hutton ’83 Robert A.F. Ingall ’85 A. Dean Karachi ’87 Nadine Karachi-Estrada ’87 Nina Karachi-Khaled ’85 Grant Kedwell ’86 Ellen E. Kolbert-Cornelissen ’84 C. Michael Kray ’88 Amanda S. (Rankin) Lampard ’88 Robin E.A. Lampard ’85 Scott G.A. Lampard ’88 Noel B. Langhorne ’87 Thomas P. Marian ’81 Robert B. Mason ’82 Honor C. McLachlin ’87 Donald S. McMurtry ’82 Anne M. Mitchell ’85 Ian G. Ng-A-Fook ’85 A. John D. Orr ’84 Yanick Pagé ’84 Joey D. Palov ’88 Geoffrey R. Park ’80 G. Scott Paterson ’82 Jason Powell ’83 John C. Rudd ’80 Fiona C. (Halliday) Shaw ’86 Sarah B. Sheppard-Gagnon ’85 W. Carter Siebens ’82 Hugh J.M. Silk ’87 Gregory B. Souter ’85 Elizabeth ’Liza’ C. Valentine ’85 David A. Wiley ’88 Dennis J. Williams Kai-Yen Wong ’88

1990–1999 Kendall Anderson ’94 Marc A. Beaudry ’96 Jennifer L. Birmingham ’93 Gregory Bodogh-Darte ’96 Susan C. (MacDonnell) Calder ’92 Andrea K. Charlton ’92 Joseph S. Chow ’91 Kenneth Chu ’99 Kathy D. Chyla ’92 Thomas P. Clarkson ’99 Wendy E. (Crossingham) Darby ’99 Julie P. Dekker Flint ’93 Justin J. Goulding ’96 Esther S. (Copland) Hagerman ’96

Leah K. Hamilton ’99 Jillian L. Hopkins ’92 John P. Hynes ’96 Mark Irwin ’92 Marc E. Johnston ’92 Cynthia Kumar ’97 Alka Kundi ’96 Steven L. Laine ’94 David D. Lee ’94 Dong Jin (DJ) Lee ’99 Erica (Liu) Lepp ’97 Yolanda H. Lewczuk ’91 H. Jane Lewis ’90 Alison A.C. Loat ’94 Christopher J.E. Loat ’97 Mark A. McGaw ’97 Anne C. McIntosh ’92 Siobhan M. McLaughlin ’96 Jennifer L. Olchowy ’95 Stephanie Perry ’93 Matthew J. Picken ’93 Robert J. Poe ’90 Bryan J. Rose ’96 Graeme R. Scandrett ’92 Stefan A. Simonyi ’91 Scott A. Snowden ’97 Derek M. Surka ’90 Yaeko Tong ’96 Jay W. Tredway ’96 Andrew M. Wilson ’90 Gail R. (Goldsack) Winters ’92 R. Andrew Wright ’90 Lindsay Wright ’97 Paul A. Wylie ’98

2000–2018 Michael B. Allen ’03 Stephen A. Billyard ’00 Tessa L. Boudreau ’08 Abigail L. Bowley ’18 Taylor C. Bradley ’09 Natalie C. Brown ’18 Austin M. Bukovec ’14 Nina D. Bukovec ’17 Bradley C. Burgess ’11 Norman C. Chung ’12 Evan R.V. Clarke ’05 Owen D. Cole ’18 Laura E. Court ’14 Samuel M. Court ’17 Isabella R. DiBernardo ’18 Thomas A. Dunbar ’18 Adam A. Durham ’02 Mesoma C. Ejeh ’18 Marcos Flegmann ’08

Mackenzie S. Fowler ’11 Britt R. Franklin-Call ’08 Kiana Gemmell ’18 Hallie W. Gould ’03 John M. Gould ’05 Anastasia Guzenko ’18 Luis David Lopez D. Guzman ’13 Jean E. Hendrie ’05 Jack D. Hilditch ’18 Jona T. Hildreth ’18 Wing Tung Ho ’18 William H.R. Hope ’04 Erica S. Kaczmarek ’18 Faraday G. Kenny ’18 Ted Kirkpatrick ’05 Santiago Kling Cowen ’18 Victoria Kohler ’18 Lyudmila Kovalenko ’18 Hilary A. Leitch ’09 Marcie A. Lewis ’03 William J. MacMillan ’05 Alex P. Malone ’18 Colin D. Marshall ’18 Hailey O. Matovic ’18 Evan W. McConnell ’09 Emmanuel McIntosh ’05 Stuart A.J. Milligan ’06 Sean A. Moir ’03 Brett D. Mortensen ’10 Oluwatofarati O. Oloketuyi ’18 Berkwick Patterson ’18 Adrian Pennachetti ’05 Stephanie Perry ’93 Justin J. Pintwala ’03 Kevan S. Quinn ’04 Anthony A. Reyes ’18 Kathryn Rootes-O’Doherty ’18 Colin D. Ruzylo ’02 Courtney M. Smith ’06 Daria D. Terekhova ’18 David A. Vaughan ’03 Tara Vujosevic ’18 Siqi Wang ’18 Christopher D. Weld ’03 Charlotte J. Westcott ’18 Alexander M. Wilson ’00 Reece J. Wilson-Poyton ’18 Jim Z. Yang ’18 Jia Rong Ye ’18 Cassidy F. Yu ’18 Elliott Ziolkowski ’16

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GIFTS BY CURRENT AND FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF Kirk W. Mitchell & Kathy E. Anderson Justin N. Baird Kimberly A. Becken Michael & Michele Bett Valerie Brown Catherine Burke Julie A. Cameron Andrea K. Carisse Linda Chang Stephen & Elizabeth Clarke Andrew & Kristine Corolis Rhonda Corris-Collee Ruth E. Court Richard A.’60 & Woody Coy Ingrid Cronin David & Wendy (Crossingham) ’99 Darby D. Clyde Dawson Clifton Dean Paul S. De Vellis Mary DiFranco Jason C. Dorland ’83 Peter Doyle George A. Dunkley † Derek J. Dunkley ’87 & Wendy S.Q. Pak Paul ’86 & Bobbie Filion Mackenzie S. Fowler ’11 Derek D. Fraser ’79 Wayne Fraser & Eleanor Johnston Simon J. Hall Michael S. Hazell ’73

Susan E. Hazell Angie Hicks Kenneth & Charlene (Ebert) ’83 Hutton Brian ’67 & Rosemary Iggulden Zachary R. Jones Vinitha Kahandaliyanage J. Edward & Hanna Kidd Anne E. Kubu Peggy J. Lampard Andrew D. Leach Margaret E. Lech Nina L. Lee Janet M. Lewis Marcie A. Lewis ’03 Kory Lippert Christopher J. ’62 & Patricia Loat Robert B. Lockey Brenda Lockhart Christina Loewen Xiaohong S. Luo Lachlan D. Macintosh Michael M. Maki Katherine Marrone J.K. ’Kerry’ Martin † Spencer Martin Siobhan M. McLaughlin ’96 Scott McLean Andrew McNiven James B. Milligan Michael J. Moulden ’70 Duane Nickerson

Raymond O. Nield Paul O’Rourke Karen P. Oude-Reimerink Barbara V. Papp Geoffrey R. ’80 & Stephanie Park James & Valerie Parke R. Brent Pfab Robert J. Poe ’90 Lance & Kim Postma Marilyn G. Prociuk Michael A. Rice ’61 Eva Riis-Culver Jennifer Roberge Nicholas A. Ronald Lara Rootes Bryan J. Rose ’96 Jessica Roud Elizabeth H. Rupp Lori Schultz Dereck & Lee Ann Schwandt Lowell G. Scott Nicole M. Seguin A. Jon D.B. Silver Suzanne Tisi Jimmy Tom Jay W. ’96 & Donna Tredway Virginia R. Vickers Scott D. Walker Andrew Whiteley David C. & Sarah Whitty Nicole Wilson

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GIFTS BY CURRENT AND PAST PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS AND FRIENDS Omar Alajaji & Shams Barazi Monique Allen John R. Anderson ’65 Tom & Pat Barnes Howard & Mary Bell Peter R. Bennett ’72 Michael & Michele Bett Douglas C. Betts ’69 Cornelio Biscaro & Anne Theresa Murphy Harry Blundell Michelle L. Boucher Doug Boudreau & April Mitchell-Boudreau Larry & Joan Bourk Cornel Brenninkmeyer & Susan Makepeace Charles Brown & Filomena Stabile Valerie Brown William R. Brunt Marko R. Bukovec ’85 Glenn & Heidi Burgess Michele-Elise C. Burnett ’86 Douglas Byrd Dennis & Sara Call Frank Campanelli Emeka & Obiageli Chibuzor Edward K.S. Chung ’74 James & Sarah Clarke Stephen & Elizabeth Clarke Cameron Clayton & Linda Chang Timothy ’81 & Amy Coffin Brian Collins & Amanda Demers Barbara Cook Charles & Aimee Cook Winston Cook The Adrian & Mary Coote Family Trust Barbara Cornelius Andrew & Kristine Corolis J. Douglas ’53 & Nancy Court Michael C. Court ’82 Philip D. Court ’85 & Karen Murray Ruth E. Court Richard ’60 & Woody Coy Ingrid Cronin Norma Y. Croxon Larry Culver ’66 & Eva Riis-Culver Allan & Lynn Day Cort M. Day L. Robert S. deLangley ’48

James R. Digby Jason C. Dorland ’83 & Robyn Meagher Brenda Dougall Malcolm K. Douglas Joe Douthwright Jeff & Elizabeth Duchene Ian ’78 & Laura Dunbar Derek J. Dunkley ’87 & Wendy S. Pak George † & Colleen Dunkley Jeremy & Jennifer Dunn Madeleine Duquemin Raymond & Nancy Elder Leigh Ann Epperson Fernando Estrada & Nadine Karachi Estrada ’87 Bruce & Karen Etherington Janet Evans Robert ’77 & Nancy Evans William R. Evans ’79 Carina Fansolato Joseph & Cathy Ferrante Paul ’86 & Bobbie Filion Cory Flint & Julie Dekker Flint ’93 Kate Flynn Chris & Rebecca Follows Ryan Foss Barbara Fraser Wayne Fraser & Eleanor Johnston Chi Chuen Fung & Yee Hung Chan Jun Gao & Hong Yu Niu Mario Gavela Gonzalez & Diana Medina John & Kristina Gentes Duane Gibson Martin & Lianne Goddard Eve Gordon D. Harold ’69 & Kim Gould Jens & Andrea Grabowski Barbara Graham Susan Graham Timothy ’68 & Darka Griffin Chaoyang Guo & Jiangyue Ding Simon & Susan Hall Cathy Hanna Gregory & Jo Hanna Corinne Hansen Norma Hardy Sandra E. Hartman Robert Hatch

Richard ’74 & Cindy Hazell Mylisa Henderson George ’Geordie’ ’74 & Janet Hendrie Leigh ’71 & Dinah Hogg Betty Hooper Cyndie Horner Kenneth & Charlene (Ebert) ’83 Hutton Brian ’67 & Rosemary Iggulden Paul G. Iggulden ’72 Gerard Imbaking & Andrea Lewis Robert J. ’46 † & Donna Irwin Richard M. Ivey ’43 Richard & Elaine Jenkins Craig & Donna Jones Christopher & Vinitha Kahandaliyanage Yun Kang A. Dean Karachi ’87 Nimet Karachi J. Edward & Hanna Kidd John & Zoriana Kit Jason & Sindy Koh Edouard & Patricia Kohler Robert Korthals & Janet Charlton Mei Kou Peggy J. Lampard Elizabeth Larmond-Elliot Andrew Leach & Nicky Adamou-Leach David D. Lee ’94 Mark & Erica (Liu) ’97 Lepp Janet M. Lewis Chaodong Li & Juqin Chen Geoffrey ’71 & Jane Lind Yan Liu & Lin Wang Christopher ’62 & Patricia Loat Guoliang Luo & Jianli Xue Qun Luo & Qun Li Thomas Lynam & Kimberly Becken Beverley MacDonald Philip ’79 & Robin Macdonald Robert Macdonald ’79 & Heather Morris Fraser ’73 & Karen MacKay James & Jill MacPhail Joseph & Georgia Maddocks Michael Maki & Nicole Seguin James Malone & Carol Port

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GIFTS BY CURRENT AND PAST PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS AND FRIENDS (cont.) Spencer Martin & Beth Douglas Elizabeth Mason Steven & Margy Massis Stephanie Mather Bettianne Matheson Dragan & Lisa Matovic David ’51 & Jennifer McBride David ’71 & Susan McFarlane Donald ’76 & Marie McFarlane W. Darcy ’51 & Joyce McKeough Patrick McMaster Xin Miao & Yun Mu Duncan Millar & Martha Younger James & Ann Milligan Hazel Milne Bruce H. Mitchell ’64 Kirk W. Mitchell & Kathy E. Anderson Frederick ’45 & Molly Moffat Nelson & Alie Mohammed Holly Montgomery Jeffrey S. Montgomery Glenn & Christine Moore John & Les Anne Morrison Michael ’70 & Karen Moulden Lori J. Muir Nancy Murphy John & Brenda Newell Raymond & Margaret Nield Jimmy & Ann Marie Nitsopoulos Paul & Kim O’Rourke Jennifer A. Oades Ross (Buck) ’76 & Marilyn Orr Laurent & Celine Pages Geoffrey ’80 & Stephanie Park George & Gillian Park Robert & Barbara Pascoe Joseph E. Patchett Berk & Stacey Patterson Irmgard Penner Brenda Petrunick Glenn Phillips Abdul & Nicole Pirani Robert & Patricia Poe Lance & Kim Postma Ian & Jennifer Potter William Prestia & Laura Menechella Sarah J. Priebe Timothy & Michelle Prince Probus Club St. Catharines Dean & Caryn Pushka

Ning Qi & Cong Chen Brad Ralph & Charmaine Bellefleur Brad & Annie Randell Terence H. Rapsey ’66 Alex Reyes & Katherine Richardson Michael ’61 & Margaret Rice Gonzalo Rivero & Daniela Tamborrell Malcolm & Angela Roantree Kristen Rogers John & Lara Rootes Daniel & Jessica Roud Mary Ryan Solmaz Sahin Anton Saverimuthu & Alicia Anton James H.H. Scandrett ’39 Peter J. ’66 & Chris Scandrett Robert & Eva Schmidt Arthur A. Schmon ’67 Daniel Schultz & Mary Elizabeth McRae Per-Oliver Schumann & Karoline Berendsohn David & Lorrie Searle Ryan & Nicki Serravalle Ward ’74 & Lori Seymour Bin Shao & Hui Sun Hamish & Fiona (Halliday) ’86 Shaw Jianshan Shen Mark Sherk & Carrie Cullen Sherk Brian & Hazel-Ann Smith William ’75 & Bronwen Somerville Patricia Spence Patrick Steir & Maria Menechella Carsten & Bettina Stelzer Margaret Stephenson Robert ’73 & Sandra Sterne Yvette Stewart Robert ’71 & Martha Stratton James Stronach Francis Sun & Tieying Shi Jo Ann Sweeney Wai Kwan Stephen Sze & Karen Yep Xiaohua Tang & Stella Yu Clifford Tattersall Edith Taylor Graham ’71 † & Elizabeth Taylor Timothy N. ’68 & Kathy Taylor Louise Taylor-Green

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David Telfer & Atsuko Hashimoto David Theissler Oliver & Sabine Thomae William & Ruth Todd Geoffrey ’70 & Jo-Anne Tooton Fred & Karen Tortorella Peter Trajkavski Jay ’96 & Donna Tredway Axel & Hanna Ulrich Douglas R. Utting Sarah E. Utting Timothy Utting Claudia Valle Lambert & Louiza Van Sittert Julio Vazquez Ventura & Yolanda Gloria Medina William ’71 & Katie Verity Lorenzo & Lori Vigna Srdjan & Darija Vujosevic Norris W. Walker ’52 Ronald & Ann Walker William ’77 & Valerie Wallace John S. Walton ’49 Qi Wang Wen Long Wang & Hui Wen Pan Yu E. Wang Gordon O. Watson William Watson & Georgina Black ’85 Dennis Webb & Helen Bryk-Webb Andrew & Annette Whiteley David C. Whitty David A. Wiley ’88 David ’68 & Susan Willmot J.W. Timothy ’76 & Lauri Witzel Kenneth Wong & Elissa Tsoi Marcy Wydman Mu Yang & Fei Su Yuanqiang Yang & Xuan Chen Xinlin Ye & Ling Zhou Yi Ying & Xiuyun Song J. Christopher ’78 & Donez Young Dong Zheng & Min Zhu Zihui Zheng & Yu Lin Min Zhou & Yue Guan Junhua Zhu & Lili Xu

† denotes deceased

GIFTS IN HONOUR OR IN MEMORY OF In Memory of Nathaniel "Nat" Caters Tom & Pat Barnes David E. Bartram ’80 Marc A. Beaudry ’96 Harry Blundell R. Geoffrey Browne ’72 Austin M. Bukovec ’14 A. Irene Caldwell ’82 A. Frank Cecchini ’74 Joseph S. Chow ’91 Thomas P. Clarkson ’99 Ingrid Cronin Bruce D. Croxon ’79 Stephen A. DeKuyper ’87 Brenda Dougall Derek J. Dunkley ’87 Ian M. Fraser ’72 Simon J. Hall Alexander C. Hansen ’87 Norma Hardy Robert Hatch Michael S. Hazell ’73 Richard C. Hazell ’74 George C. ’Geordie’ Hendrie ’74 Jean E. Hendrie ’05 Brian A. Hutchings ’84 Paul G. Iggulden ’72 J. Edward Kidd Cynthia Kumar ’97 Peggy J. Lampard Janet M. Lewis Brian H. Love ’71 Beverley A. MacDonald Philip A. Macdonald ’79

Robert B. Mason ’82 Bettianne Matheson D’Arcy M. McDermott ’74 William G. McKague ’74 Hazel Milne Robert G. Mollenhauer ’78 Michael J. Moulden ’70 Paul J. Muller ’63 Raymond O. Nield Geoffrey R. Park ’80 George & Gillian Park G. Scott Paterson ’82 Irmgard Penner Robert J. Poe ’90 Probus Club St. Catharines Anthony W. Pylypuk ’71 Michael A. ’61 & Margaret Rice John C. Rudd ’80 W. Carter Siebens ’82 William H. Somerville ’75 Robert W. Sterne ’73 Yaeko Tong ’96 Andrew Tymoszewicz ’76 Ian K. Upjohn ’69 Claudia Valle C. Stuart Walton ’78 John S. Walton ’49 Luke A. Weinstein ’72 In Memory of Brian Martin Tessa L. Boudreau ’08 In Memory of Derek Zavitz ’97 Erica (Liu) Lepp ’97

In Honour of Meredith Cross-Duchene ’08 Elizabeth Duchene In Memory of Gwendolen Haeberlin Richard O. Haeberlin ’53 In Memory of Crawford Gordon ’56 W. Darcy McKeough ’51 Gregory B. Souter ’85 In Memory of Dr. Patrick Vincent Murphy Anne Theresa L. Murphy In Memory of Barbara Helmkay Anonymous Marilyn G. Prociuk In Memory of William Bush Geoffrey M. Seymour ’69 † In Memory of Jonathon Young and John Walker James D. Walker ’77 In Memory of David R. Wilson Harold G. Wilson ’77 In Honour of Laura Menechella Interguild In Memory of Robert J.A. Irwin ’46 The Baird Foundation

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CUMULATIVE GIVING* AS OF SEPT 27, 2018. TO RIDLEY COLLEGE, THE RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION AND THE RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA, INC. *ELECTRONIC RECORDS MAINTAINED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE BEGINNING IN 1986.

DIAMOND $1,000,000+ Samuel I.A. Anderson ’45 † Frederick K. Ashbaugh † Christopher Carter ’68 Clarence J. Chandran Patrick F. Lett ’67 † Hubert T. Mandeville ’40 † Frederick P. Mannix ’60 The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Bruce H. Mitchell ’64 Ridley College Family Guild Ridley College Foundation Ridley College Fund USA, Inc. Stewart D. Siebens ’64 In honour of John M. Stevens ’42 † & Robert W. Stevens ’44 † Norris W. Walker ’52

PLATINUM $250,000–$999,999 Marjory E.J. Cain † Chartwells Peter B. Coffin ’78 J. Douglas ’53 & Nancy Court John B. Cronyn ’39 † Dorothy & Ridley Doolittle † John C. Drake ’65 Estate of Andre Buller ’54 Estate of Donald Lie Peter S. Gooderham ’44 † H. Stephen Gooderham ’41 † S. MacDonald ’Mac’ ’46 † & Ellie Irwin Richard M. Ivey ’43 E.W. Mandeville ’38 † Leighton W. McCarthy ’62 James E. McConnell ’31 † Gilbert E. McElheny † W. Darcy McKeough ’51 Donald S. McMurtry ’82 Michael & Kelly Meighen John H. Milnes ’31 †

John B. Mitchell ’71 Yanick Pagé ’84 G. Scott Paterson ’82 Ridley Graduate Boat Club William H. Sears ’58 Hugh A. Slater ’44 † Special Friend’s Giving Michael H. Stevens ’77 James G. Thompson ’44 Robert † & Joan Utting John G. Walker ’58 †

GOLD $100,000–$250,000 B. Wallace Anderson ’49 Anonymous Brian W. Barr ’61 Real & Anne Bergevin Burgoyne Holdings Inc. Henry B. Burgoyne ’67 † George D.B. Butterfield ’57 James B. Butterfield ’70 Centrinity R. Gordon Chaplin ’61 G. Mark Curry ’62 Harry J. Daniel † André & France Desmarais David A. Dodge ’61 Estate of J. Ronald Angleman Estate of Alexander J. Carley ’53 Estate of Dorothy M. Cooke Estate of Joan H. Larkin Estate of Graham M. MacLachlan ’33 Bruce & Karen Etherington Denis & Janet Evans Robert D. Evans ’77 J.D. Peter Franks ’42 † Crawford Gordon ’56 † D. Harold W. Gould ’69 Bryan & Angela Gransden James D. Greenshields ’76 Timothy K. Griffin ’68 George C. Hendrie ’74

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George M. Hendrie ’49 † John M. Lind ’54 † Chenzhong Luo & Hongyue Wang Ronald N. Mannix ’66 Wilmot L. Matthews ’54 Donald S. McFarlane ’76 Joseph † & Anita Robertson † Michael J. Sabia ’72 & Hilary Pearson Ward H.M. Seymour ’74 W. Carter Siebens ’82 John W. Stevens ’74 Thomas & Mary Urban Vancouver Foundation The Weathertop Foundation David S. Willmot ’68 Ian Wood ’53 Adam H. Zimmerman ’44 †

SILVER $50,000–$99,999 Edward & Ana Abady John R. Anderson ’65 Edward J. Berkhout ’76 Georgina H. Black ’85 William J. Burke ’77 John S. Burns ’60 Alexander J. Carley ’53 † Denise Chan James D. Chaplin ’51 † Richard R.G. Chaplin ’78 Richard R.P. Court ’50 Allan & Lynn Day Leigh Ann Epperson Estate of Allan Bond ’46 Estate of John H. Gooderham ’57 W. Palmer Goetz ’18 † Anthony & Helen Graham Arthur ’19 & Joan Harrison Harry C. Hatch ’67 Brian A. ’67 & Rosemary R. Iggulden Ingle International Inc.

Robert J.A. Irwin, Jr. ’46 William B. Irwin ’72 Richard W. Ivey ’68 Anthony B. Jerauld ’59 Frederick N. C. Jerauld III ’53 † A. Dean Karachi ’87 The Kohler Family H.S. Henry Lee ’79 Douglas R. Leggat ’54 Janet M. Lewis Geoffrey W. Lind ’71 Philip B. Lind ’61 Walter H. ’Jed’ ’33 & Susan Lind † Lind Family Foundation Pasquale Marra Tony ’42 † & Judy Mason Donald C. McFarlane ’44 † Microsoft Corporation McLean Budden A. Hoadley † & Ruthie Mitchell Paul A.G. Morabito ’82 Michael J. Moulden ’70 Eleanor Osler Anthony M. Partington ’65 John M. Proctor ’68 Joan R. Randall Ridley College Women’s Guild Toronto Branch Terence P. Scandrett ’61 Arthur A. Schmon ’67 Geoffrey M. Seymour ’69 Patrick Steier & Maria Menechella J. Griffin Strasenburgh ’66 † Charles A. Thompson ’28 † Charles F.S. Tidy ’36 † William H. Verity ’71 William O. Wallace ’77 John S. Walton ’49 Robert C. Watson ’63 Donald G. & Ivey Willmot †

BRONZE $25,000–$49,999 Linda M.E. Alexanian ’85 David ’88 & Katherine ’88 Anderson Brian R. Babcock Allan Bond ’46 † Henry M. ’Mac’ Borden ’64 Joseph C. Botticelli ’97 William A. Bryden ’43 † J. David Bunston ’76 Kenneth C. Bunston † Michael K. Bunston ’79 Gary F. Burroughs ’64 Huntley H. Bush John C. Cairns ’42 Giles B. Campbell John W. Carlisle ’44 † Peter T. Christensen ’61 Christopher Collingwood ’66

Steven S. Copp ’84 Michael C. Court ’82 John K. Coutts Crawford Smith & Swallow D. Bruce Croxon ’79 Jad & Lola Damouni Frederick W. Derry † Mary Drope † Doris M. Drummond E. Peter Elwood ’66 Estate of Donna GauleyMcCarthy Estate of George Gooderham Estate of Edward B. Magee Jr. Fernando Estrada & Nadine Karachi-Estrada ’87 Hugh D. Evans ’87 Mark Evans ’81 Charles O. Fairbank ’59 Roderick & Margaret Ferguson Tony & Cindy Fischer Macquorn R. Forrester ’51 Ian M. Fraser ’72 David Friedman Chi Chuen Fung & Yee Hung Chan Peter D.H. Greenwood ’78 Corinne Hansen Stig-Ove ’59 † & Marja-Liisa Hansen Sandra Henderson Mrs. Frank W. Hillock † Terence & Patricia Hinan Juan A. Hinestrosa ’80 Thomas E. ’45 † & Ruth Hodgins Holt Renfrew Steven ’49 & Betty Hooper G. Peter Horne ’51 Paul G. Iggulden ’72 George M. Irwin ’69 Babatunde & Kehinde Ismail Daniel O. Jarvis ’68 David & Joanne Jones John P. Kennedy ’74 J. Edward & Hanna Kidd Stewart † & Peggy Kingstone Robert C. Kinnear ’59 Lorenzo Kling ’85 Rudolf & Rosario Kling Mei Kou C. Michael Kray ’88 Roy E. Laine Martin C. Lam ’76 Gary Last Margaret E. Lech Suzanne Levesque Kwing-Tong & Tinna Li Christopher J. ’62 & Patricia M. Loat Brian H. Love ’71

Philip A. Macdonald ’79 Robert B. Macdonald ’79 R. Fraser MacKay ’73 Richard C. Malone ’59 Michael L. ’41 † & Myrna Mandeville Thomas P. Marian ’81 Donald L. Matthews ’60 David R. McBride ’51 Dean & Susan McCann John L.C. ’32 † & Ruth McCarthy John A. McLeish ’66 Patrick & Nancy McNally MDS Capital Corp. Robert & Nancy Meehan Katharine M.O. Miller ’21 † Edwin M. Mills ’48 David R. Morgan ’65 Peter Naylon Donald W. Naylor † Niagara Airbus Inc. Niagara/Baie-Comeau Community Foundation George S. Niblett ’50 Harry P. Oakes Allan & Pauline Orr † Glyn W. Osler ’48 Paul & Mary Oster David & Mary Overbeeke Frederick M. Partington ’67 Vanessa Partington William Prestia & Laura Menechella Robert J. Pyne ’76 Michael A. Rice ’61 Thomas E. Richardson ’58 Bryan J. Rose ’96 Robert Schmon ’70 Edward M. Sellers ’59 Peter H. Sims ’51 Neil & Patricia Smith Philip R.L. Somerville ’65 William H. Somerville ’75 John F. Storm ’53 Robert S. Stratton ’71 William N. Sun ’09 Michael & Ira Tatham Graham E. Taylor ’71 F. Gregory Thompson ’68 Donald & Connie Tigert Nora Walker Paul H. Wang ’75 Yongzhong Wang & Zhongqi Zhou Andrew & Annette Whiteley Michael L. Willmot ’60 Douglas S. Wilson J.W. Timothy Witzel ’76 Victor C. Woo ’98

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PLANNED GIFTS AS OF AUGUST 31, 2018. INCLUDING BEQUESTS TO RIDLEY COLLEGE, THE RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION, AND THE RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA, INC. Peter R. Bennett ’72 Henry M. ’Mac’ Borden ’64 Richard A. † & Mary Bradley Donald M. ’72 & Margaret Burton John C. Cairns ’42 R. Gordon Chaplin ’61 Alfred J.L. Chapman ’45 † E.P. ’Bill’ Coy ’30 † Harry J. Daniel † Bonnie F. Derry-Graupp G. Leiter ’53 & Ricky Doolittle Carl F. † & Eleanor Dorland Bruce W. & Karen Etherington Denis R. † & Janet Evans Jane Feagan Ian M. Fraser ’72 Crawford Gordon ’56 † Richard C. Hazell ’74 George C. Hendrie ’74 Stephen N. Hooper ’49 † William T. Hutton ’76 Brian A. ’67 & Rosemary Iggulden Richard M. Ivey ’43 Joan H. Larkin ’76 † Elizabeth Larmond-Elliot Donald H. Lie ’52 † John M. Lind ’54 † Brian H. Love ’71 Diana S. MacKay ’87 James A. McCabe ’94 W. Darcy ’51 & Joyce McKeough John A. McLeish ’66

Bruce H. Mitchell ’64 Michael J. ’70 & Karen Moulden Donald W. Naylor † Robert J. Pyne ’76 Joan R. Randall Timothy G.T. Reid ’78 D.S. ’Bill’ Rudd ’47 John C. Rudd ’80 James H.H. Scandrett ’39 William H. ’58 & Carole Sears Geoffrey M. Seymour ’69 † Joan Stevens Jeremy F. Sturgeon ’58 William H. Verity ’71 A. Ross Webster ’60 Andrew Whiteley Michael ’64 & Eileen Whittle F. Ian Wood ’53 Adam H. Zimmerman ’44 †

† denotes deceased

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GIFTS BY COMPANIES OR SUPPLIERS 1019491 Ontario Limited 2139369 Ontario Inc. A-1 Flooring Canada Above the Ground Art Supplies Aegis MD Alpha Textbooks Inc. Americana Conference Resort & Spa AON Arc Engineering Inc. Artage Portraits Arva Ltd. Avondale Dairy Bar B. Patterson Chrysler Jeep BeadQueen Beatties Basics Office Products Bella Grace Boutique Ben Berg Farm & Industrial Equipment Brimstone Brewery Broderick & Partners LLP Budds' BMW Butterfield Family Foundation Canadian Tire Retail Store Louth Street Cavalier Transportation Services Cobble Beach Concours d'Elegance Compass Group Canada Continental Carbon Group Inc. Cook Wealth Management Court Holdings Limited Courtyard by Marriott CPG Executive Search Crawford, Smith & Swallow Credit Bureau Services Canada Crestwood Advisors Culligan Niagara Water Technologies Inc. Daniel & Partners LLP DanNel Transportation Della Terra Fresh Olive Oil & Balsamic Tasting Bar Devries Landscaping & Maintenance Inc. Dominion Autobody E.A. Bagnulo Chiropractic Prof. E.S. Fox Ltd. Edcom Consulting ESN Electrical Solutions Niagara Inc. Fiera Capital Corporation Front Row Sports Excellence Gales Gas Bars Limited Georgian Automotive Group Ltd. Graham Clan Sales Greystone Golf Club Heart of Niagara Hotels

Honeys Fashions Hope Charitable Foundation Hub International Ontario Limited ia Financial Partners Ltd. Industrial Alliance Insurance & Financial ISX International Student Exchange of Canada J.A. Macdonald London Ltd. Javelin Technologies Kaupp Electric Ltd King West Investments Kraun Electric Inc. Lind Family Foundation Lisa's Trophy Shop Literacy Ladder M-E Squared Foundation Margaritaville Niagara Falls McGee Marking Devices Milestone Millwork Mirvish Productions Muskoka Woods Natasha Bradley Home National Jewellery Boutique National Wireless Newton Financial Ltd. Niagara 21st Group Inc. Niagara Airbus Inc. Niagara Battery & Tire Niagara College Niagara Food Specialties Niagara Orchard & Vineyard Corp. Niagara Protective Coatings Niagara Restaurant Supply Not Just Art Oliver & Bonacini Ontario Panelization P.I. Incentives Limited Parkelaw Inc. Paul Mountain PEC Roof Maintenance Perspectives Eduscho Ltd Picasso's Salon & Spa Power Pause Inc. Pretium Anderson Toronto Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Inc. Quinto R.A. Utting Associates Inc. Raymond James Canada Foundation Relamping Services Canada Ltd. Ridley College Family Guild Ridley College Foundation Ridley College Fund USA, Inc.

Rosedale Golf Club Royal LePage State Realty RPR Environmental Inc. Samuel, Son & Co. Skyway Lawn Equipment Somerville National Leasing & Rentals Ltd. Starbucks Canada Steed and Evans Holdings Stolk Construction Ltd. Stratus Winery Strellson Clothing Success Inc. Sunlife Financial Susan Tancer Studios T. Johns Consulting Group Ltd. Tawse Winery TD Commercial Banking The Baird Foundation The Bruce H. Mitchell Foundation The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation The Community Foundation of Oakville The Post Office The Shops on Midland The Weathertop Foundation Tochter and Sohne Educational Consultants Tony Dipaola Professional Corporation Top Marks Toronto-Dominion Bank Ultimate Construction Inc. Union Bus Terminal United Healthcare Van Am Mechanical Ltd. Vancouver Foundation Waind Management & Consulting Wayne Gretzky Estates Winery & Distillery Webley Construction Ltd. Wellington Court Woollatt Building Supply Zander Sod Co. Ltd.

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ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN PROJECTS

LOWER SCHOOL LIBRARY PROJECT (PHASE TWO) $159,000 We completed Phase Two of this renovation project, creating three new innovative learning spaces, adding new furnishings, new carpet and reconfiguring the room for more space and multi-purpose uses. Lower School students of all ages can collaborate in small groups, work with tutors in quiet spaces, read in small nooks and enjoy presentations in this beautifully re-designed space.

SUPPORTING BEST EDUCATORS $103,000 With support from our donors, faculty and staff participated in workshops led by Dr. Lea Waters, a leading international expert in positive education, and founder of Visible Wellbeing. These workshops served to advance and strengthen our work in building a community dedicated to positive and visible wellbeing. These funds also helped us to redesign and transform two classrooms in the Stanley History Wing to allow for flexible and collaborative learning spaces.

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COLLECTIVELY YOUR DONATIONS HELPED US TO ADVANCE OUR MISSION AND VISION. We are grateful for the support of many members of the Ridley family — alumni, current and past parents, current and former faculty and staff and friends of the school.

The following projects were identified by the school for the 2017–18 “Unlock Potential” campaign. Thanks to our many donors, we were successful in realizing our goals and completing each of these projects.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES $536,550 Ridley has always prided itself in its ability to provide talented and promising students with a world-class education. More than 30% of our students receive some type of scholarship or bursary each year. By supporting Annual Fund Scholarships and Bursaries, our donors have helped students thrive on campus and flourish in the world beyond.

CLASS OF 2018 (GRAD)ITUDE FUND $1,116 In the spring of 2018, the graduating class expressed its gratitude to Ridley with a leaving class gift that would ‘support mental health initiatives to benefit future Ridley students’. With Grade 12 students contributing $20.18 to their fund, enough money was raised to fund a Jack.org Assistant Program. Jack.org is a Canadian charity that trains and empowers young leaders to revolutionize mental health.

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Your gift to this year's Annual Fund will strengthen our sense of community by creating environments where our students can flourish:

ATHLETIC WEATHER SHELTERS

HOUSE COMMON ROOM REFURBISHMENT

A roof over our athletes' and coaches' heads.

Spaces for meaningful interaction.

THE RIDLEY GREENHOUSE

SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES

Hands-on horticultural learning.

Provide tomorrow's leaders with opportunities to flourish.

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