Impact Report 2022-2023 by Shawnigan Lake School

Shawnigan Lake School

Impact Report For the fiscal year July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023

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Contents AT A GLANCE 3 SHAWNIGAN The 2022-23 School Community OF GRATITUDE 5 WORDS Message from the Board Chair & Head of School GIVING 7 OVERALL Philanthropy Statistics FUND 2022-23 9 ANNUAL Highlighting Donations GIVING 11 LEGACY Eternal Support SHAWNIGAN 15 IMAGINE Spotlight on Stategic Initiatives DONORS 23 OUR Lifetime Giving, Named Funds & Donors OF DIRECTORS 29 BOARD Shawnigan Board of Governors, Foundation Directors, Shawnigan USA Fund

Shawnigan

At A Glance Purpose

Mission

Values

Inspire the best in each to create the best for all

Spark Minds, Kindle Hearts, Forge Futures

Curiosity, Compassion, Community and Courage

$3.6M Awarded in Scholarships & Bursaries

545 Students Enrolled

Countries Represented

438 Boarding Students

30%

Students receive financial aid

100%

University Acceptance

Boarding Houses

Boarding Houses for Grades 9-12

Boarding Houses for Grade 8s

Words of

Gratitude Recent global events have accentuated the importance of education at both the individual and societal level. The pandemic showed us that despite the many advantages of technology, people still crave human interaction and relationships. Education provides an invaluable forum for peer relationships and crucial teacher-student mentoring. When the pandemic robbed many students across the world of this, its importance came into sharp relief. At a societal level, where basic facts are often tribally determined, and societies are increasingly polarized, education is one of the few antidotes. At Shawnigan, we believe passionately in the extraordinary power of education to foster friendship, unite across divides, and spark the curiosity to challenge, enquire and question. In short, to “spark minds, kindle hearts and forge futures.” Our strategic priorities are inspired and propelled by this, for example: • The evolution of the Shawnigan Journey that deliberately integrates academic excellence, curated experiential learning and nurturing pastoral care into a pedagogical journey that is age and stage appropriate and cumulative.

Samuel House provides the gentle entry for the youngest members of the Shawnigan community. And our state-of-the-art Ideas and Innovation Centre, for which concept design is under way, is in service of the unique Shawnigan Journey we are all aiming to create. • Enabling broad access to a Shawnigan education built on Canadian values across all aspects of diversity, both socio-economically and culturally. The diversity of the student body – in the broadest possible sense – is crucial to accomplishing Shawnigan’s mission. Donors like you are helping to make the Shawnigan Journey a reality, not only for those with the means to attend Shawnigan, but for many students from across BC and the world for whom a Shawnigan education will help unlock their potential. Thank you to each and every one of you for making an investment in the futures of the young people in our care.

Fiona Macfarlane Board of Governors, Chair

Board Chair

Head of School I find my heart full of gratitude as I look back on the 2022-23 academic year. As part of last spring’s Annual Fund campaign, we invited members of our School community, past and present, to contribute to Samuel House – our pioneering co-educational boarding house (with one wing for girls and one wing for boys) that will enhance our outstanding Grade 8 experience at the start of the Shawnigan Journey. We are due to open the House in January and we will take the opportunity to recognize in the foyer over 150 donors who have so far generously helped to raise just under $4 million for this capital project. This upcoming year, I have asked our team – as part of the next stage of our strategic plan Project Future – to focus on both legacy giving and developing access through scholarships to a Shawnigan education. The introduction of new scholarships this year such as the Ned Larsen Scholarship, the Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship and the Spirit of ’72

Scholarship helps us to deliver access to talented students within BC and the rest of Canada. There is still much to be done in this area and I look forward to connecting with those who are committed to access and diversity at the heart of Shawnigan going forward. Thank you for all your contributions and for joining us in helping to develop our School and to inspire the best in each to create the best for all. I firmly believe we are moving ahead in inspiring ways. In gratitude and with very best wishes,

Richard “Larry” Lamont Head of Shawnigan Lake School

Overall

Giving 22-23

$4,873,628 Total Raised

6 7

$1,678,330

$2,234,763

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Student Life Unparalleled

$324,639

$390,068

Co-Curricular Distinction

Academic Excellence

$76,494

$169,334

Head’s Fund

Other

Annual

Fund

The Shawnigan community continues to inspire us to do more, to dream big, and to find new ways for our School to benefit students, families and society. The Annual Fund campaign in the fall of 2022 focused on just that — believing in each other to make a difference. The generosity of our Annual Fund donors supported many areas of the School, from academics to arts and athletics, and every gift had an impact. The campaign drew inspiration from a quotation from German educator Kurt Hahn: “There is more in us than we know, if we can be made to see it; perhaps for the rest of our lives we will be unwilling to settle for less.” We invited you to think about a staff member who made a difference during their time at the School and in turn helped you make a difference in the world, and to keep that person in mind as you made a donation. The response from the community was outstanding, propelled by an increase in young alumni donors, who used the opportunity to reflect on someone at Shawnigan who helped show them that there was more in them than they initially believed.

$1,561,247 Total Raised

527 Total # of Donors

157 Total New Donors

Top Funds C.A.S.E.

Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship

Samuel House

Heimbecker Inspiration Chair for Experiental Learning

(Communications, Arts, Sciences & Entrepreneurship)

Head's Fund

Ned Larsen Scholarship

Spirit of '72 Fund Impact Scholarships 10

Legacy

Giving We are grateful to the many benefactors who have joined the Legacy Society by leaving a gift to the School in their wills. After considering the needs of your family, providing a gift to Shawnigan in your will helps the School fulfill its mission. This can include attracting and retaining students from a wide cross-section of society through the creation of an endowment fund for a scholarship or bursary. It could be a gift to support library collections or the academic program of your choice, or perhaps it reflects your passion for another aspect of the School that you remember fondly.

Some donors choose to leave a “Living Legacy” – a donation made while a donor is still alive. A compelling reason for a donor to create a Living Legacy is the satisfaction one receives when their gift helps current students while they are still alive. We are grateful to the Class of 1972, who celebrated the 50th anniversary of their graduation by announcing the creation of the Spirit of ’72 Fund and a scholarship to support students who need financial assistance. For more information, please contact Hilary Abbott, Advancement Associate at habbott@shawnigan.ca or 250-715-8565.

Class of 1972

Legacy Giving Society These individuals have indicated that their estate plans include Shawnigan Lake School. Anonymous Class of 1930 Anonymous Class of 1953 Anonymous Class of 1957 Anonymous Class of 1970 † Anonymous Class of 1972 † Anonymous Class of 1980 † Anonymous Class of 1996 Anonymous Class of 1997 Anonymous Staff Doug Anderson '72 Ian Back '65 & Gloria Back The Estate of Patrick B. Ballentine '43 † Andrew Bay '88 Dennis & Patricia Beselt Roland Borsato '72 The Estate of Dorothy-Jane Boyce '33 † Carl Wright Bradley '78 Kaldean Brown '89 John Burr '49 †& Katharine Burr The Estate of the Honourable Mr. Justice Gerald R.B. Coultas '48 † John Ll. Davies Thomas Davis '66 The Estate of Murray Dawson '69 † Jim Dal Pozzo & Sandy Dal Pozzo Howard Dietrich & Nancy Dietrich Rita Dodge John Donaldson & Elaine Donaldson John C. C. Gibson '62 Tom Goodenough '52 & Sue Goodenough The Estate of Jens B. Gotthardt † The Estate of Lee W. Hanson † Chris Heffelfinger '73 Bruce Housser '60 Steve Housser '67 & Anne Housser Norm Howrigan Don Ingledew '65

† Deceased

Phil Jarvis Peter Johnson & Honey Johnson The Estate of Derek Lukin Johnston '28 † The Estate of A. Douglas Kingsford † Morgan Kroon '82 Larry Lamont & Kathini Cameron Tom Lui '88 Paul Manning '72 † & Jane Manning The Estate of Allan D. Manson '73 † The Estate of James M. Marlow '73 † The Estate of Patsy McAvity † Ian McBean '68 Hamish McIntosh '72 & Karen Heaps Ian Mellor '67 & Kim Larsen Mellor Stuart Milbrad '48 Wendy Milne The Estate of James Motherwell '30 † Robert Murdoch '60 The Estate of Jason Park '05 † Derek Paulson '68 The Estate of W. Thomas Pearce '40 † The Estate of Richard Pearson '76 † Matthuw Ronald-Jones '93 & Nicole Ronald-Jones Alasdair Ritchie '10 The Estate of John (Jack) Reynolds '32 † The Estate of John (Jack) Roaf '25 † The Estate of A. Thane Rogers '35 † Charles Sauer '62 David Schieldrop '82 Robert Sharman '73 Karla Swan & Scott McIntosh The Estate of Wilbert Murdoch † John W.F. Tribe '50 Kane Wyatt '10 Mark Wyatt Frank Young '59 Anonymous (1 Donor)

Samuel

House

Shawnigan is putting the finishing touches on a successful fundraising campaign for Samuel House — our groundbreaking co-educational Grade 8 boarding house — at the same time as we are putting the finishing touches on the House itself. You have helped us raise $3.8 million – the most philanthropic support Shawnigan has ever received for the construction of a new residence – thanks in large part to naming opportunities within the House that allow donors to become part of Shawnigan history by inscribing their names or those of loved ones on rooms or other parts of the facility. We will continue to accept donations to this campaign until December 31, 2023. Grade 8 students will move in from their current Stanton and Levien Houses, and Samuel House will

be their home for our youngest students beginning in January 2024. A grand opening and donor appreciation event will be held in May 2024, in conjunction with the Board of Governors’ meeting, the Shawnigan Regatta and the Scholars’ Luncheon. We welcome all donors and interested community members to attend. It has been lovely to see the warmth and love for Gaynor and Rhodri Samuel as many of you sent tributes to the much-admired House namesakes who have done so much to inspire the Shawnigan community over their decades of exemplary service. Thank you to everyone who has been part of this exciting Shawnigan project. Learn more about Samuel House

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Your voices have touched hearts all across the world. Shawnigan would not be what it is today without the time you have both dedicated year after year. My life was altered in the very best way by the both of you and your legacy will live on forever. – Thomas Fyfe ’17

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Scholarships Several new scholarships were funded this year, helping Shawnigan continue its efforts to provide financial assistance to deserving students from the surrounding community, across Canada, and overseas. We are extremely proud of our Impact Scholarship program, which had 12 beneficiaries during the 2022-23 school year, including students from the Cowichan Valley and Vancouver Island First Nations communities, as well as international students from Nepal, Afghanistan and Ukraine. The Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship was also created in early 2022 and awarded last summer to Ava S. ’24, an outstanding student from Vancouver Island. And this fall, we are pleased to announce the Ned Larsen Scholarship, which will help students from western Canada who would be unable to attend Shawnigan without financial assistance – students from families who, for much of the School’s history, have largely formed its core constituency. Both the Ned Larsen and Graham L. Anderson scholarships were created and funded by generous donors who

wanted to give back and honour members of the Shawnigan community who made a major impact. Similarly, the Class of 1972 marked the 50th anniversary of their graduation by reconnecting on weekly Zoom calls and banding together to announce the creation of the Spirit of ’72 Fund in support of a scholarship for students who require financial assistance to attend Shawnigan. What a wonderful example of the Shawnigan alumni community in action! It is both a point of pride and a priority for Shawnigan that we are able to provide financial assistance to a diverse and deserving group of students. In order to fully fund $3.6 million in aid, Shawnigan should have an endowment of $60-70 million and, with this in mind, we have set the ambitious goal of adding $30 million to our endowment over the next five years. Learn more about Scholarships

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My mother received a phone call from Mrs. Samuel informing me that I was the recipient of the Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship. This phone call was life-changing as my desire to strive for even more became apparent, and that my efforts in this school were being recognized. Thank you again for this life-changing opportunity. – Ava S. ’24

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Health &

Wellness Our commitment to the health and wellness of all students and staff remains a paramount aspect of the Shawnigan Journey. This spring, we celebrated the opening of the Sport Village, a vibrant space between the Charlie Purdey Arena and the Sportsplex, where students can connect, relax and stay active through a variety of recreational athletic pursuits that will help them maintain their physical, mental and emotional health. The Sport Village is the result of the generosity of several current families, the thoughtful leadership of our Board of Governors, and the efforts of our Maintenance, Grounds, and Athletics teams. We would like to express particular gratitude to the Jones and Ketch families for supporting the project so generously. Students continue to have increasing access to a variety of counselling and mental/emotional health services over and above the dedicated support that they receive, as always, from House staff, teachers, and coaches. We are grateful to the donors that have

stepped forward in support of this important area. Results from Shawnigan’s 2023 Health & Wellness Survey show that the School is moving in the right direction with regard to the well-being of the student body. The survey indicated that efforts to support students academically have been successful, and that belonging and community support are strong at Shawnigan. Students are taking advantage of the resources available to them at the School. In line with our commitment to wellness, a new WellBeing Centre is being created to provide a dedicated space for connecting people and programs. This Centre is set to open in early 2024 and will serve as a unique and special space on campus where students can engage in various activities and initiatives that support their overall mental and physical health. Learn more about Health & Wellness

Innovation &

Sustainability Innovation, creativity and digital literacy – areas that are vital to developing students who will succeed in an ever-changing world – all continue to thrive at Shawnigan. Shawnigan donors have been supporting the C.A.S.E. (Communications, Arts, Sciences & Entrepreneurship) group of programs for years, inspired by the career-oriented, experiential learning provided to students and the matching grant from the Bradley Family Foundation. C.A.S.E. has funded many major projects on campus, including a monthslong effort this past year that made improvements to the School’s livestreaming capabilities and provided students with access to industry-standard technology. Concept development also continues for a state-ofthe-art Ideas & Innovation Centre and builds on the success of C.A.S.E. programs over the last decade. Environmental stewardship remains a key focus of Shawnigan's programming, which includes our fish hatchery, waste management and composting initiatives, and the Growing Dome. We are grateful to the Brew Creek Centre for their contribution of the Growing Dome program to campus, and now, thanks to our partners at the University of British Columbia

(UBC) and their School Gardens Program, we are receiving additional support through UBC's NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) grant. This is an important new strategic partnership for Shawnigan as we increase our focus on environmental and sustainability education. We are excited to welcome our new Heimbecker Inspiration Chair for Experiential Education, a position that enables the School to bring an outstanding local, national or international educator to Shawnigan for a period of time. Dr. Alexei Du Bois, currently the Director of International Learning at Hilton College in South Africa, has been granted a sabbatical from that position and will join us on campus in January 2024 to continue developing our School’s leading outdoor and experiential learning programs. Learn more about Innovation & Sustainability

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With the support from generous donors, we are enhancing the opportunities that the Growing Dome provides to our students. The magic of plants, their importance to the world where we live, and an understanding of how to produce food is an integral part of the experiential education under the Dome. – Patricia Hanbridge, Horticulturist & Environmental Program Lead

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Lifetime Cumulative

Giving

Gifts Received Prior to June 30, 2023

Please take a moment to honour these remarkable individuals and families for their continued support of and meaningful commitment to Shawnigan Lake School. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our reporting. If you feel your name has been omitted in error, please contact our office at advancement@shawnigan.ca or 250-743-6235 and we will amend our live, online version. Thank you! * Denotes 10 years of giving † Deceased

$1,000,000 & ABOVE Carl Wright Bradley ’78 The Bradley Family Foundation Mark Brown & Ellen Brown Jack Colbourne ’83 & Sarah Colbourne The Honourable Mr. Justice Gerald R.B. Coultas ’48 † Garth Friesen ’87 & Jeannie Friesen Jemini Foundation Peter R. Johnson & Honey Johnson John M.S. Lecky ’57 † Ruren Ma & Wenru Han John McIntyre ’60 & Susan McIntyre & Chris McIntyre ’98 Brian Mitchell ’59 & Joan Mitchell Jennifer Mitchell ’97 & Alex Mung Bob Murdoch ’60 & Nadya Murdoch Andrew Purdey & Lynn Purdey Shaw Communications Inc. Jim Shaw ’77 † & Kathryn Shaw The Lecky Foundation Vancouver Foundation Mike Waites & Gailann Squires Stephen Wong & Lisa Wong Anonymous (2 Donors)

$500,000 & ABOVE Matt Brister & Tara Brister Murray Dawson ’69 † Diamond Foundation Louis-Vincent Gave & Kelly Gave

Janet Griesdale John Heimbecker & Lisa Heimbecker James M. Marlow ’73 † Ramsay H. Milne ’39 † & Patricia Milne † Bruce C. Olsen † Darrell Oswald ’78 & Robin Oswald Rogers Family David Schieldrop ’82 & Catherine Grant Zev Shafran ’74 & Elaine Shafran Anonymous (1 Donor)

$250,000 & ABOVE Apex Foundation Brew Creek Centre John Burr ’49 † & Katharine R. Burr Francis D.L. Crofton ’37 † Jim Dal Pozzo & Sandy Dal Pozzo Blane Fowler ’88 & Allison Fowler Midge Fowler † & Tom Fowler † Rick Grafton & Lynn Grafton E. Marion Hawley † Patrick Healy ’71 & Jana Healy Andrew Hersant & Nicola Hersant Denis Jones & Lindsay Jones Nick Kaiser ’63 & Deborah Russell Frank C. Lin Tom Luo ’88 & Teresa Lui Sam Park & Jackie Lee JR Shaw + & Carol Shaw Anonymous (2 Donors)

COMMEMORATIVE GIFTS Gifts Received Prior to June 30, 2023

IN HONOUR OF Carl Wright Bradley ’78 “Johnny Butterfingers” Tim Coy Inge Guelich Mike Kaumeyer ’81 Alan McDermott Nyah Miranda ’18 Gordon Parsons ’26 Julia Pollock Alex Redl ’21 Class of ’71 50th Reunion Mike Rushka ’10 Gaynor Samuel Rhod Samuel The dedicated Shawnigan teachers past and present who selflessly strive to bring out the best in young minds & hearts

IN MEMORY OF Graham L. Anderson ’46 Ross Elworthy ’73 Linda Janke Peter Nakonechny ’20 Spencer Pride ’03 Jim Shaw ’77 Harvey Wallace ’01 Peter Yates

Thank you! Our Donors

Gifts Received Prior to June 30, 2023

Please take a moment to review the names of the donors who contributed to the many successes Shawnigan achieved for the fiscal year July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of our reporting. If you feel your name has been omitted in error, please contact our office at advancement@shawnigan.ca or 250-743-6235 and we will amend our live, online version. Thank you! * Denotes 10 years of giving

† Deceased

$50,000 & ABOVE GOLDEN STAG

$20,000 & ABOVE TRIPLE STAG

$10,000 & ABOVE DOUBLE STAG

Patrick Boot & Catherine Weenk Carl Wright Bradley ’78 * The Bradley Family Foundation* Jack Colbourne ’83 & Sarah Colbourne *** Iggy Chong & Elaine Chong Diamond Foundation* Garth Friesen ’87 & Jeannie Friesen* Louis-Vincent Gave & Kelly Gave Jean-Francois Harvey & Vivian Chiu John Heimbecker & Lisa Heimbecker Denis Jones & Lindsay Jones Andrew Ketch & Elise Ketch Anton Lecky ’03 & Nicole Lecky John McIntyre ’60 & Susan McIntyre*** & Chris McIntyre ’98 Christopher Pearce & Hilary Pearce David Schieldrop ’82 & Catherine Grant** Zev Shafran ’74 & Elaine Shafran** Shaw Communications Inc.* Carter Siebens & Ellie Siebens The Lecky Foundation Gren Thomas Eira Thomas Vancouver Foundation Anonymous (1 Donor)

Hamish Angus ’72 & Gonda Angus* Matt Brister & Tara Brister* Mark Brown & Ellen Brown* Tamarrat Fund at Calgary Foundation Danielson Foundation Xiaochuan Xu & Xiaoling Huang Jemini Foundation** Yieun Kim & Gillmoon Chung Mattias Lamotte & Amy Lamotte Aaron Loraas & Amanda Loraas Fiona Macfarlane & Iain Morris* Kelly McKinnon Howard Robin & Ginger Robin Guy Scott & Shelley Scott Andrea Shaw & Chris Shaw Greg Smith & Jewel Swanson* Craig Stewart & Valerie Stewart* Anonymous (1 Donor)

Leanne Anselmo & Robert Anselmo Charles Backman ’71 Rick Bourne ’69** CCL Properties Ltd. Freeman Ford ’57 Blane Fowler ’88 & Allison Fowler* Young Taig Han & Ji Sun Hong Jules Foundation Borah Kim & Sang Kim Yoshihisa Komoto & Rieko Komoto Langara Fishing Lodge Ltd.** Cindy Lee Jason Lee ’04 & Regina Lee* Wenping Li McEwen Family Charitable Trust Brian Mitchell ’59 & Joan Mitchell** Jennifer Mitchell ’97 & Alex Mung* Grace Moon & Yongsoo Kim Doug Morton & Stephanie Morton Bob Murdoch ’60 & Nadya Murdoch*** Kyota Ogino & Yukie Ogino Dana Rakhra & Harp Rakhra Julie Shaw Michael Takemori & Catherine Takemori Thrive Refuge TOFRA Holdings Ltd.** University of British Columbia (UBC) Hideyuki Yano & Hiroe Yano Anonymous (1 Donor)

$5,000 & ABOVE STAG

$1,000 & ABOVE CHAIR’S COUNCIL

Cathy Abell & Keith Abell Mike Adamek & Wendy Adamek Ron Anderson ’70 & Diane Anderson*** Don Bendickson & Lynn Bendickson** Don and Lynn Bendickson Foundation Roland Borsato ’72 & Louise Borsato* Suzanne Boyd ’96 & Omar Ladak* Tony Brierley ’72 & Donna Brierley BrokerLink Inc. Andrew & Krista Ference Paul Field ’72 Ken Geissler & Xiao Lei Cong Tony Giorgi & Misty MacMillan-Giorgi Andrew Hall & Jennifer Hall Amy Harding & Peter Harding Matt Howard & Gabriele Howard Xiao Meng Ju Taekdong Kwon & Doyeon Koh Larry Lamont & Kathini Cameron Tom Larsen ’72 Sonja Leverkus ’97 Tom Lui ’88 & Teresa Lui** John Ma ’70* Fayaz Manji & Salima Manji Roy McIntosh ’59 & Maureen McIntosh** Kelly McNutt Microsoft Nicola Wealth Management Ltd. Peter Noble ’72 & Kathie Leavens John Oakley ’72 & Carol Oakley** Darrell Oswald ’78 & Robin Oswald** Robert Sharman ’73*** Curt Sigfstead ’85 & Lara Witter** Ronald Solmer ’72 & Lisa Solmer Darrin Van Oene & Maren Van Oene Mike Wilding ’06* Anonymous (5 Donors)

Alex Acton & Sierra Acton Barry Allard & Jo-Ann Allard** Henri Alvarez ’72 & Karen Alvarez Stephen Anderson-Lindsay & Marlaine Anderson-Lindsay Kenneth Andrew & Rebecca Andrew Associated Fire Safety Group Inc. Darrin Austin & Wendy Austin** Ian & Gloria Back Fund through the Victoria Foundation** Graham Bailey ’72 & Valerie Bailey Ceri Barlow Glenn Barlow Andrew Bay ’88 & Kim Bay* Rob Blankstein & Kelly Blankstein Todd Blumel Tarrah Brown & Ronny Brown Steve Bryan ’76** Bill Cereske ’72** Maggie Chiu & William Chiu John Coffeng & Jeannette Wong-Coffeng Rick Coleman & Shelley Coleman* Jordan Dew ’02 & Delaine Dew Bernie Dinter ’69 & Cyndy Dinter** Jack Dyer & Carmen Dyer ’90 Paul Elworthy ’71 & Sheila Elworthy Andrew Ference & Jean Ference Stefan Ferris & Amanda Tidd Kevin Finucane ’02 & Ashley Finucane Jacqueline Flett ’97 & Christopher Flett** Gerry Fuller ’52* Shawn Gale & Marnie Gale Eveline Goodall & Bruce Goodall*** Tom Goodenough ’52 & Sue Goodenough*** Google LLC Gordon Food Service Lynne Grass & Rolf Grass*** Dani Grover ’96 Lisa Grover ’90 & Rod Froese Peng Guo Chad Gurski & Tammy Gurski John Hammond ’75

& Susan Hammond Andrew Handley ’97 & Kelly Handley* Rob Hearn ’76 Joe Hess ’72 & Lee Hess Norm Howrigan** Aaron Hudon & May Hudon Shane Hughes & Karen Hughes George Hungerford ’61 & Jane Hungerford* John Hungerford ’70 & Debbie Hungerford** David Hyde-Lay ’81 & Rayna Hyde-Lay ’91** Ian Hyde-Lay ’75 & Lisa Hyde-Lay** Kevin Imrie ’08 Don Ingledew ’65 & Joanne Ingledew** Daniel Jackman ’03 Kevin Jackman & Deirdre Jackman** Chris Jackson & Michelle Adams Christopher Justice & Patricia Seymour Sarah Kaiser Mike Kaumeyer ’81 & Deb Weimer* Brendon Kenny & Bridget Kenny Jim Kerr ’72 & Barbara Donaldson Xiaoyan Luan & Lei Shi Alastair Macdonald ’61 Marnette Holdings Ltd. DBA Quamichan Storage Omar Mawjee ’00 & Zaheera Valani Brian McGavin ’56*** Todd McMullen & Devonna McMullen Michael Mehl ’18 Wendy Milne & Jeff Milne** Mike Moir & Patria Moir Hejin Moon & Sunjong Park Quentin Nakonechny & Denise Phipps Sean Naus & Traysie Naus Triana Newton & Daffydd Hermann Robert Nixon ’06* Eryn Paterson & Bill Hunt Dudley Powell-Williams ’72 & Kathy Powell-Williams Jim Quinn & Jennifer Maw Anil Ram & Margaret Ram* Chris Redcliffe Redcliffe Financial Ltd

Corrie Redl Ian Reid '60 & Viviane Reid*** Liang Ren Joanna Robinson & Rob Armstrong Brendan Roddy & Danielle Jobb Katherine Rushka Jillian Ryan & Shawn Ryan Rhod Samuel & Gaynor Samuel** Phil Schieldrop '84 & Tamar Tsafnat** Gibson Scott '98 & Nicole Scott* Jonathan Scott '00* Sandra Scott & Doug Adler Jody Shields & Crystal Shields Craig Simpson & Jodi Prior-Simpson Brett Sine '66 & Pamela Brown Steve Siple '72 Ed Steidl '91 & Jennifer Curry-Steidl* John Stockton '72 & Nyrie Stockton Jason Sun & Leslie Xing Kristin Thygesen & Kevin Thygesen Fiona Tian & Richard Hahn Emily Wignes '96 & Chad Wignes Nancy Woollven* Mark Wyatt & Claire Wyatt** Natasha Xie & Fred Luo Mary Xu & Zhibin Fu Peggy Yelland* Frank Young '59 & Susan Young** Peter Zhang & Nancy Nan Anonymous (8 Donors)

Up to $999 HEAD’S CLUB Hilary Abbott & Patty Abbott * Dana Acorn & Dana Duncan Ed Adams ’10 Vikki Agate* Ben Allard ’99 & Liz Bullen* Steele Althouse ’99 & Tara Althouse Vanessa Ameresekere & Druvi Ameresekere Remi Anctil & Carlie Reidlinger Chris Ander ’96 Bruce Anderson ’77 & Gerry O’Hanley Gemma Atkinson & Carly Haggard Brandon Bailey & Sarah Bailey Michael Bainbridge & Shauna Bainbridge Louie Balkovec & Angela Balkovec* Bryan Barr ’90 & Tracey-Lee Barr

Cari Bell & Jim Bell* Hal Bell-Irving ’65 David Benn ’11 Frank Benn ’12 Darren Benson & Vivian Benson Jay Bertagnolli ’89 & Lyne-Francoise Pelletier* Edward Bishop & Wendy Milne Dave Blagdon & Leslie Blagdon Lisa Blumer & Dave Blumer* Rick Boarder & Lori Boarder Gursimran Brar & Amritpal Brar Heidi Brewer & Ken Brewer* Angus Brown ’17 David Brown & Lina Brown Gordon Brown & Morag Brown Kaldean Brown ’89 & Hana Brown** Kirk Bryan & Janel Bryan Lupine Bulmer & Dale Bulmer Robert Burke ’05 Doug Campbell & Susan Campbell* Jordan Campbell & Suzanne Campbell* Lynda Campbell & Lonnie Campbell Canadian Bavarian Millwork and Lumber Ltd. Lisa Cantonwine Tony Cape ’01 & Carly Cape ’00* Dave Cape ’03 & Katie Cape* Andres Carballo Odio ’11 Josh Charlton-Kral ’16 Tony Cheung & Erica Wong Ted Cho ’06 Kevin Christie ’71 & Katie Christie* Stacey Clarahan Tony Clare & Jo Clare*** Beth Clark Tammy Clark Matt Clinton-Baker & Amy Clinton-Baker The Caroline Victoria Coldicutt Arts Foundation Alex Conconi ’05 Nick Conconi ’09 Andi Conroy Brendan Cook ’08 Cowichan Woodwork Ltd.* Tim Coy* Martin Croteau & Josee Martel Joyce Culpepper Per Dahlstrom Emily Davidson Dave Davies ’80 & Amanda Davies

John Davies & Cerris Davies*** Rob Dawson Ed de Melo Andrew Deane ’85 & Yukiko Tokano** Deb Deglow & Nick Oldring Angie Denis ’06 Samantha Dickie Ewa Dickson & William Dickson Paul Doig & Jessica Doig Romy Dolman** Whitney Donielson ’07* Robin Douglas ’60 & Suzanne Douglas** Kim Downie Thom Dutchak ’98 Darren Earl ’89 & Tricia Earl Tom Earl & Anne Earl Kim Edgson & Russell Edgson* Henry Ellis ’65 & Liz Ellis** John Emery ’61 & Heather Emery** Angela Enright** Blair Fairweather ’71 & Debra Fairweather Fisher Farms David Fitzpatrick & Kelley Fitzpatrick Hugh Fraser ’46 & Marguerite Fraser* Richard Fraser** Thomas Fyfe ’17 Lourdes Gant & Eric Gant Ciaran Gargan & Natasha Gargan Catherine Gibbons Jeff Gibson & Sherry Gibson Pedro Gil Nieva Arden Gill ’10* Bal Gill & Paul Gill Barry Gilliland** Jim Golchert & Pamela Richardson Sabrina Golf & Graham Myers Chris Goodall ’89 & Janet Goodall** Mike Goodall ’92** Peter Gordon ’69** Hannah Gottfried & Nick Gottfried Isabel Grondin & Dave Grisdale Erik Groot ’00 & Catherine Groot Nick Gudewill ’66 & Waan Bunsri** Bruce Gundling & Karen Gundling Mark Hall Erica Hamilton & Kyle Hamilton* Dave Hansford ’02* Tori Hanson ’95 & Matt Hanson Paul Hardy & Janet Hardy*

Harris & Company LLP Dan Harris Tracy Harvey & Jazeb Jones Yinghua He & Tangyang Xiang Nina Height ’15 Sterling Hein ’01 Brenda Henderson*** Alex Hernandez ’94 & Adela Antillon Saul Hilchey ’99 & Alice Hilchey* Kevin Hill & Kim Anderson-Hill Jennifer Ho & Ping Chan Al Hocking ’68 & Brenda Hocking Jim Holland & Selinde Krayenhoff* Noralie Holness & Don Holness** Brigitte Hopkins ’91 & Francis Hopkins* Paul Houghton ’00 Jett House ’08 Alex Housser ’08 Steve Housser ’67 & Anne Housser** Tina Hu & Jack Zhang Jen Hutchins & Andrew Shepherd* Erin Hutchison International Monetary Fund Kensuke Iwabuchi & Kuniko Iwabuchi Mark Jackson Josh Jackson ’98 & Adrienne Jackson Peter Janke ’57 & Linda Janke* Phil Jarvis & Jean Cardno*** Margaret Jeffrey ’50** Mike Johnson & Chris Johnson* Kris Kalhs ’13 Audrey Kelly ’98 Pam Kendall & Shane Kendall Rhona Kerr & Matt Kerr Charmaine King & Rob King Kirby’s Source for Sports Christian Kittleson & Chelsea Kittleson Paul Klassen & Andrea Carballo* Harriet Klumper ’09 & Kyle Klumper Robert Kors & Mary Beth Kors Isaac La Roy ’19 Greg Lapsley Michelle Lavine & Larry Lavine Scott Lawley ’72 & Renee Lawley Marni Lawrence & James Lawrence Andy Lee ’06 John Lee & Miki Lee John Lee & Helen Choe Andrew Lees & Patti Maxim Lees

Stanley Lin & Julia Chen Graham Linn** Eric Lock & Winnie Lo Elliot Logan ’10 Paul Longridge ’63 & Darlene Longridge* Katherine Lowe & David Lowe Deborah Lucki Tom Lupton & Kirsi Lupton* Peter MacDonald ’71 & Kathleen MacDonald Alex Macintosh ’09* Andrew MacKay & Jaime MacKay Russell MacKay & Elaine Louie Peter Malekyazdi & Leyla Malekyazdi Bayne Mann ’72 & Deborah Nolan-Mann Tate Mason ’65 & Jane Mason** Rudy Massimo & Patty Forward* Nigel Mayes ’89 & Gillian Berry** Chris Mazur Eric McAvity ’64 & Judith Maxwell* Ian McBean ’68*** Fred McCaffrey & Patricia McCaffrey** Beth McDermott & Howard Holzapfel Grahnia McDonnell & Gareth McDonnell Jess McDonnell & James McDonnell Jennifer McGavin ’01 Pat McGehee ’07 Tim McGovern ’85 & Erin Miller-McGovern** Scott McKay & Rebecca McKay Morgan McLeod & Kelli McLeod* Kyle McMullin Michael McNames & Rosalind McNames Ian Mellor ’67 & Kim Larsen Mellor*** Guy Meredith ’70 & Suzanne Pelland*** Cindy Miller & Chris Stephens Chantal Minten & Trevor Minten Cheryl Miranda & Trevor Miranda Graeme Moore ’71 & Heather Moore Michael Moore ’95 Paul Morris & Alison Dewis** Kouxiao Mu & Xiaoyan Zhu Larry Mugford & Jackie Mugford Tim Murdy & Teisha Murdy* David Murphy & Alicia Murphy Ethan Murphy ’25

Keiichi Nakagawa & Tamayo Nakagawa* Chris Neitsch & Kerri Neitsch Robert Nelson & Lisa Nelson Bill Nicholas & Sheryl Nicholas Sara Niemi ’02 Mary Noh ’17 Shauna Nuzzo & Michael Nuzzo Nic Oldfield & Conal Oldfield Rebecca Page Clay Panga & Barbara Mervin Feisal Panjwani ’86 & Shelli Panjwani** Anna Panton ’67 & Bruce Panton Gerry Paprini Genevieve Paquet & David Legros Mandy Parker & Tim Parker* Katherine Parsons & Andrew Parsons Cathy Pasquale & Vito Pasquale* Allan Patry & Shawna Patry John Pearkes ’49 & Joyce Pearkes* Victoria Pearson & Kurt Pearson Matthijs Perk & Trisha Sveistrup Christian Perron & Valerie Pare Earl Pheasey ’01 & Thea Pheasey John Pickens David Pink & Bianca Pink Erica Plater ’95 & Chad Plater ’96 Wes Plater ’97 & Marlese Plater* Julie Platt & Mark Platt* Jame Pollock & Julia Pollock David Porter & Lindsay Porter Hamish Purdy Russ Quinn ’64 & Barb Quinn*** Jouni Raatikainen & Tanja Raatikainen Oskar Rauball ’07 Michelle Rennie & Paul Rennie Kara Richmond Peter Roaf ’67 & Elise Roaf** Alan Roaf ’63 & Bonnie Roaf* Sam Roberts ’10 Steve Roberts & Heather Baumann Andrea Robertson Morgan Rodier Matthuw Ronald-Jones ’93 & Nicole Ronald-Jones** Dafydd Samuel ’08 Mitch Savage & Melanie Johnson Savage Andrea Schnarr & Michael Bown Jeff Seabrook & Meredith Seabrook Darin Shillito Alice Sinclair**

Brian Sirkia ’08 Jay Siska Sylvia Siu ’00 & Kevin Lai Paula Small Evan Smith & Natalie Smith Gordon Smith & Leslie Smith** Melissa Smith ’96 Mike Smith Lambros Stavraneas & Evdokia Chondronikolis Stavrianeas David Stephen ’92* Max & Anna Sterelykhin Paul Stevenson ’70 & Jackie Stevenson** Greg Stevenson & Corinna Stevenson Renae Stevenson Sandy Sun & David Dai*

Lisa Sun & Michael Palmer Marilyn Sutherland* Scott Sutherland ’05* Mark Swannell & Jody Cairns Tera Szadkowski & Nick Szadkowski Taiji Communications Corp Jason Taron & Michele Taron Telus Corporation* Michael Trotter & Barbara Trotter Josef Tse Shuli Tse Julie Tung ’05 Shaun van Zyl & Jacqueline van Zyl Eric Venables & Claire Venables* Mark Voth & Jana Voth

Josh Wagman & Kimberly Wagman Joe Waites ’02 Mike Welch & Heather Welch Colin Whitney Lionel Wild ’79 & Joanne Sasvari Jarrett Wilke & Jen Wilke* Justin Wilke ’98 & Heather Wilke ’98* Jeff Williams & Cheryl Williams* Kelly Williams & Anne Marie Williams Ryan Willson & Cindy Willson Jeff Winslow ’73*** David Wooldridge & Christine Wooldridge** Anonymous (16 Donors)

Named

Funds The following named funds and scholarships, established by donors prior to June 30, 2023 in the Shawnigan Lake School Foundation with pledges over $100,000, are leading contributors to financial assistance, bursaries, scholarships and programs. Anderson Family Fund Graham L. Anderson Alumni Award Fund Graham L. Anderson Legacy Scholarship John and Katharine Burr Legacy Fund C.W. Lonsdale Scholarship Fund C.A.S.E. (Communications, Arts, Sciences & Entrepreneurship) Centennial Scholarship Fund Gerald R.B. Coultas ’48 Scholarship Fund Diamond First Nations Scholarship Fund Edward & Yolanda Wong Leadership Endowed Fund Gave Family Scholarship Fund Heimbecker Chair for Experiential Education Derek and Mary Hyde-Lay Scholarship Fund Jemini Scholarship Fund

John M.S. Lecky Scholarship Fund Impact Scholarships Indigenous Student of Canada Scholarship Fund Manning Family Fund James M. Marlow ’73 Science Scholarship Fund Bruce Olsen Chaplaincy Chair Fund Est. of T. Rogers Bursary Fund Robertson Family Scholarship Fund Rugby Endowment Fund SJ Shaw Scholarship Fund Shawnigan Experience Fund Michael T. Waites Scholarship Fund Jason Yosung Park ’05 Scholarship Fund The Spirit of ’72 Fund Ned Larsen Scholarship Fund

As of June 30, 2023

SHAWNIGAN BOARD OF GOVERNORS Fiona Macfarlane, Chair Past Parent Rick Bourne ’69 (Copeman’s) Past Parent Suzanne Boyd ’96 (School House)

Lisa Grover ’90 (Kaye’s)

Curt Sigfstead ’85 (Ripley’s)

Lisa Heimbecker Past Parent

Ed Steidl ’91 (Copeman’s)

Carl Wright Bradley ’78 (Groves’) Past Parent

Jason Lee ’04 (Copeman’s)

Matthew Brister Past Parent, Past Chair

Jennifer Mitchell ’97 (Groves’)

Mark Brown Past Parent and Grandparent

Omar Mawjee ’00 (Lonsdale’s) Andrew Purdey Past Parent

Jack Colbourne ’83 (Lonsdale’s)

David Schieldrop ’82 (Groves’) Past Chair

Francine Douglas Current Parent

Sandra Scott

Kelly Gave Current Parent

Emily Wignes ’96 (Groves’)

Denis Jones Current Parent

Zev Shafran ’74 (Groves’)

Ross Gilmour ’77 (Lonsdale’s) Current Parent

SHAWNIGAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jack Colbourne ’83 (Lonsdale’s) Jacqueline Flett ’97 (Groves’) Vice Chair Robert Murdoch ’60 (Lake’s) Secretary/Treasurer Past Parent

Mike Waites Past Parent Garth Friesen ’87 (Ripley’s) Brian Mitchell ’59 (Groves’) Past Parent

Hamish Angus ’72 (Ripley’s)

SHAWNIGAN USA FUND DIRECTORS & OFFICER Craig W. Stewart, Chair Rebecca Andrew Curren Parent

Kelly Gave Current Parent

Eduard Steidl ’91 (Copeman's) Secretary

J. Tate Mason ’65 (Lake’s)

Frank Young ’59 (Lake’s)

Carl Wright Bradley ’78 (Groves’) Past Parent

Stuart G. Milbrad, ’48 (Lake’s) Treasurer

Beth Clark Past Parent

Greg Stevenson President, Past Parent

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