2011-12 Annual Report

Annual Report april 1, 2011 to march 31, 2012

On May 5th 2011, we celebrated the completion of the Keenan Research Centre and the Li Ka Shing International Healthcare Education Centre, which together comprise the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute. This was a milestone day in our history, which would not have been possible without the generous support of our friends.

Up to this point, research and education at St. Michael’s have never had a home of their own. Our people have been scattered across the Hospital; they’ve been in labs at the University of Toronto or anywhere we could find space.

Now, thanks to your generosity, our researchers and educators have their own space. And it’s not just any space – it’s been specially designed by renowned architect Jack Diamond so they can share ideas with each other and collaborate with our team of education experts to move new treatments from bench to bedside faster than ever before.

Think what that will mean for our patients and for the future of healthcare.

On the cover: The use of chalk and blackboards in our illustrations are to represent the worlds of the classroom and the laboratory (our critical links to education and research).

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“Determine that the thing can and shall be done and then we shall find the way.”

— Abraham Lincoln

Thank you for helping us realize this vision.

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this year we realized a dream...

This year we reached the end of an important journey that has spanned several years. Thanks to generous friends and committed volunteers, St. Michael’s has new facilities for research and education we can be proud of. The celebrations around the opening of the Keenan Research Centre and the Li Ka Shing International Healthcare Education Centre were deeply satisfying, marking the culmination of many years’ work. And thank you to all of you who, through your gifts, make it possible for the dedicated physicians and staff of this Hospital to do all that they do.

St. Michael’s is very important to me. I have often said this is a place unlike any other, set apart by a culture of care that is unique in Toronto and in Canada. I am proud of my association with this great Hospital. Here you find the best leadership, the best people and the best care.

This year we celebrated the completion of the Keenan Research Centre, the Li Ka Shing International Healthcare Education Centre, and the Allan Waters Family Simulation Centre.

I am deeply appreciative to all of those who supported this project.

My special thanks go to Tony Arrell for his terrific leadership as Foundation Board Chair and to Mike Norris, our incoming Chair, and all the wonderful volunteers, staff and physicians who have helped us.

Although I am handing over the reins of the Foundation Board to Mike Norris, I am committed to helping St. Michael’s realize the next stage in its history. This is an exciting time in the life of this Hospital, and I look forward to moving forward on our next journey.

To our donors, thank you so much for your tremendous support. Now, together we have the opportunity to build a St. Michael’s that will be here to serve you and your family better and respond to the needs of future generations.

Thank you for your support.

THANK YOU! We could not do it without you.

Tony Arrell, Outgoing Chair

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Recently I had the pleasure of attending a reception celebrating people who had either donated a kidney to a loved one or had received a donated kidney at St. Michael’s. I heard stories from family members who were so grateful for the physicians and staff who cared for them. It really reminded me why St. Michael’s is so treasured – it’s all about partnering to help the patients.

L. Alayne Metrick, FAHP, President

thanks to you!

I would like to begin by thanking Tony Arrell for his leadership and dedication as the Chair of the Board of St. Michael’s Hospital Foundation. Tony is a passionate and committed leader, whose stewardship has left a lasting impact at St. Michael’s.

St. Michael’s had a very successful year. We raised over $33 million in donations through your generosity, exceeding our budget by $5 million at a very competitive cost, 18¢ per dollar raised.

We are very fortunate to have one of the very best fundraising teams in the country, with a real depth of talent through the ranks which positions us well for the future.

As a fellow donor, I want to report that we take governance and our trustee roles very seriously.

We are extremely fortunate to have one of the most experienced and highly regarded volunteer Board of Directors in Toronto. Their skill, experience and dedication are the key to continued success at the Foundation.

Thank you for your financial support of St. Michael’s.

We also hope that we can count on your support as we move forward on our campaign to fund world-class patient care.

Michael Norris, Chair

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St. Michael’s by the Numbers:

600+

million operating budget

5,345

628

15,226

682

staff

544

437,000

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inpatient visits

1,668

64,263

nurses

emergency visits annually

priority funded trauma cases

ambulatory visits

2

donors

acute adult inpatient beds

physicians

volunteers

surgical cases

26,000

460

25,000

271,941

million square feet of property

1

diagnostic, therapeutic and other visits

person can make a difference!

your support = our future With the opening of the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, this has been an incredible year for the St. Michael’s family. Comprised of the Keenan Research Centre and the Li Ka Shing International Healthcare Education Centre, this facility has already proven itself to be a game changer in the way we deliver care.

Government funding pays for much of our healthcare, but not all of it. The Hospital relies on donors like you to fund critical priorities like medical equipment, facility renovations, research and education.

St. Michael’s continues to innovate boldly with the first fully integrated medical research and education facility anywhere in the province. Examples include Dr. Mike Evan’s wildly successful viral education video on the incredible value of exercise, and the only endowed Research Chair in Homelessness, Housing and Health anywhere in the world.

Delivering compassionate and superior healthcare is something that our patients expect of us, their Urban Angel, and something we expect of ourselves.

Thank you to our donors and our volunteers for helping St. Michael’s reach such great heights this past year. I hope you will join us as we look ahead to the next phase of our vision for the Hospital.

Your support brings that vision to life.

Bob Howard, MD President & CEO, St. Michael’s Hospital

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Why I Support St. Michael’s Rachel Dang “I chose to support St. Michael’s for a few reasons. First, I received care that surpassed my expectations. Second, I have never been hospitalized in my entire life. I often heard of services being impacted by the reduction of governmental funding, but I never really understood it. Having experienced medical care now, I understand how important it is for St. Michael’s to have adequate resources to carry out its mission.”

Larry Moodie “Through my experience with the Robert W. McRae Heart Health Unit staff, I know that a few good people can make a big difference in healthcare. Thanks to St. Michael’s, I was there when my children got married, and can now enjoy my two grandchildren.”

Krystal Fahie “I’m so grateful to Dr. Simon Kingsley – he took me seriously. He took the time to figure out what was wrong.

Then he called a month later to make sure that everything was OK. I love St. Michael’s – the care is exceptional!”

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David Cuthbertson “Not only was my fracture diagnosed quickly and compassionately, but the follow-up discovered and then dealt with the underlying problem of osteoporosis. I was impressed and grateful. I’m very happy to support the work they do at St. Michael’s.”

Nicole Muzzo “St. Michael’s is my hospital in so many ways. With the help of St. Michael’s and its wonderful physicians, I have survived two bouts of cancer and the loss of my voice. I am thankful and grateful I could be helped.”

James Nasso “Several of our people have been helped at St. Michael’s, and many of our children have been born here.

Recently our General Counsel Greg Laing received fantastic care here. We want to say thanks to great physicians like Dr. Lee Errett who provided tremendous care and support.”

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Your Gifts Help Us Do So Much More Government funding only does so much. Your gifts help us do more.

Thanks to your generous support, we were able to provide nearly $21 million to St. Michael’s to support capital, equipment, research, education and clinical priorities.

You helped us advance research in traumatic head injury and cardiac disease, purchase new digital mammography equipment for the CIBC Breast Centre, renovate the Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic and develop an innovative program to teach young physicians how to treat inner city health issues.

Your commitment also enabled us to establish endowed and term chairs in trauma and nursing research; homelessness, housing and health; and therapeutic endoscopy, which will provide new resources for our clinician-scientists.

Thank you for your support. We couldn’t do it without you.

2011-2012

$2.4

million

Grants to st. Michael’s Capital Research Other Programs

$8.7

10

million

$9.5

million

We Work To Earn Your Trust Making a gift is not a simple decision.

You’ve thought about it, you’ve considered many different options, and you’ve worked hard to build up the financial resources that enable you to help out.

We’re grateful for your choice, and we recognize what we owe you. Because we want you to be confident that you have made the right choice, you are owed nothing less than a full accounting of our effectiveness, management and expenditure decisions.

St. Michael’s Hospital Foundation is committed to being a completely transparent organization, so you can be confident that your donation is being used properly. Your trust is essential to our business. If you have any questions or concerns, please call 416.864.5000. We will be happy to talk to you.

Transparency • Honour • Governance • Partnership • Recognition • Disclosure • Respect • Trust • Assurance • Accountability • Fairness • Responsibility • Prudence • Stewardship • Ethics • Acknowledgement • Control

Our Mission St. Michael’s Hospital Foundation, through its philanthropic activities, assists St. Michael’s Hospital in attracting the resources required to fulfill and enhance its mission of caring, research and education, as inspired and fostered by the Sisters of St. Joseph. To this end, the Foundation considers its mandate to be: • ensure responsible and ethical management of Foundation resources; • identify, in collaboration with the Hospital, immediate and future charitable requirements essential to the maintenance of quality service consistent with the Hospital’s mission and values; • seek increased charitable and volunteer support for the Hospital through fundraising and goodwill; • develop and strengthen relationships with donors, volunteers, board members, medical and Hospital staff, and with the communities we serve; • promote St. Michael’s distinctive achievements and specialties, as well as its future direction, through communications; and • pursue a high level of commitment and professional excellence in Foundation activities.

Our Vision

Inspire greatness through giving.

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Financial Highlights The following financial highlights are taken from St. Michael’s Hospital Foundation’s audited financial statements.

The Foundation’s financial statements are audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Financial Highlights (Amount in ’000’s)

SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES

SUMMARIZED BALANCE SHEET As at March 31, 2012

2012

2011

For the year ended March 31, 2012

2012

2011

Assets REVENUE Cash and cash equivalents 14,745 21,114 Donations 23,223 20,518 Other receivables and prepaid expenses 1,452 1,625 Bequests 2,826 2,416 Investments – at fair value 65,250 53,720 Events – net of expenses 4,780 1,842

81,447 76,459 Investment income (loss) – net of expenses 2,893 2,892

33,722 27,668 Liabilities

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 472 288 Expenses Deferred revenue 202 2,484 Fundraising and administrative 6,123 5,341

674 2,772 Excess of revenue over expenses before grants 27,599 22,327

Fund Balances Grants to St. Michael’s Hospital 20,513 25,013 General Fund 5,679 5,967

Restricted Fund 39,101 39,105 Excess of revenue over expenses Endowment Fund 35,993 28,615 and grants for the year 7,086 (2,686)

80,773 73,687 Fund balances – beginning of year 73,687 76,373

81,447 76,459 Fund balances – end of year 80,773 73,687

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Our Track Record

grants to st. michael’s hospital $33.7 REVENUE

$6.1 2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

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$20,513,000

$20,513,000

EXPENSES

2012

2011

MILLIONS

Revenue and Expenses

0.15

$0.17

$0.16

2009

2010

$0.13

$0.19

$0.18

2011

2012

2010

0.25 0.20

0.05 0.00

2008

2009

0.10

This means that $0.82 of every dollar directly supports Hospital needs.

2008

MILLIONS

Cost Per Dollar Raised

Visit us Visit us at stmichaelsfoundation.com, call 416.864.5000 or scan this QR code with your smartphone to see the full financial statements.

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MILLIONS

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“St. Michael’s changed my life.”

When Tammy Milgrom bent over to do laundry one day, she was suddenly in terrible pain. One of the discs in her spine had herniated. In spite of several procedures, the 27-year-old was unable to walk or to move without excruciating back pain.

She was referred to Dr. Howard Ginsberg for treatment with the Hospital’s new Ziehm 3-D intra-operative scanner used for minimally invasive spinal surgery. Thanks to donor support, we are the first hospital in Canada to use this innovative technology which guides surgeons so they treat spinal problems without opening up a patient’s back. As a result, patients enjoy a faster and less painful recovery.

Remarkably, although she had to be carried into the Hospital when she was admitted, Tammy was up and walking the day after the procedure. When she went for her follow-up visit, even Dr. Ginsberg was amazed at the speed of her recovery.

“Dr. Ginsberg has changed my life,” she says. “I can’t imagine what my life would be like right now if I had not had that surgery. I cannot remember the last time I felt this good, felt so alive and felt back to my normal self. This means the world to me, and I have Dr. Ginsberg to thank!”

Tammy Milgrom Patient and Donor

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Thank You...

Our Donors 2011-2012 Your support of St. Michael’s has tremendous impact on patient care, new research and education. We sincerely appreciate all gifts.

Space limitations make it impossible for us to list the names of all the generous donors who supported us last year. The following lists the names of those who made contributions of $1,000 and more between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012.

BUILDERS The Margaret & Wallace McCain Family

Foundation Inc. FOUNDERS Estates of John and Margaret Fairlie Karl Storz Endoscopy Canada Ltd. Patrick & Barbara Keenan

and Family GOVERNORS George & Kathy Dembroski Arthur & Sonia Labatt Estate of Dorothy M. Pitts BENEFACTORS John & Jocelyn Barford

Family Foundation BMO Financial Group Julie Di Lorenzo Johnson & Johnson Medical Companies Scotiabank

Estate of Betty

Florence Turnbull Allan Waters Family Estate of Viola M. Young Anonymous (2) PATRONS Tony & Anne Arrell Lloyd & Marie Barbara The Ralph M. Barford Foundation The Bitove Family Boehringer Ingelheim Canada Limited The R.P. Bratty Charitable Foundation The Brenninkmeyer Family The Brookfield Foundation CIBC Mark & Ann Curry Bill & Robin Downe Estate of Farouk Elhadidy Bill & Barbara Etherington Mark J. Feldman & Alexandra Hoy

Estate of R. Donald Fullerton Anthony R. & Helen Graham Hermès Canada Inc. John S. Hunkin & Susan E. Crocker Debbie and Warren Kimel

Family Foundation Jon and Nancy Love Foundation Middlefield Group Bill Morneau & Nancy McCain Tim & Frances Price RBC Foundation Roche Canada Nancy & Denis Roy The Slaight Family Foundation SMH Department of Medicine SMH Volunteer Association Smith & Nephew St. Michael’s Young Leaders Estate of Mary Stenli Bernie & Mildred Syron TD Bank Group Telus Business Solutions Anonymous (1)

COMPANIONS Astellas Pharma Canada Inc. Baxter Corporation David M. & Kim Beatty Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Stewart & Gina Burton Bill Butt & Susan Quigley Canada Microsurgical John & Mary Cassaday The Marsh & Doris Cooper Charitable Foundation Corus Entertainment Inc. Andrew W. & Hillary Cumming Patti & Gordon Cunningham The Thor E. and Nicole Eaton Family Charitable Foundation Len & Mary Gillis Estate of Irene Frances Hatch Egon & Lucie Tuch Homberger Jane Humphreys & Ron Lalonde The Jarislowsky Foundation KPMG Foundation John & Janet MacIntyre

Manitou Gold Inc. MasterCard Canada Rick & Gayle McGraw Samsung SMH Medical Imaging Consultants SMH Department of Surgery Stryker Canada Philip & Eli Taylor Frank & Maria Techar Michael J. Thompson / OAS Rick & Lynne Waugh The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Anonymous (1) CHAMPIONS A.S.C.R.S. Research Foundation Accenture Actium Capital Advisors Don & Maris Anderson Brad & Katherine Badeau Borden, Ladner, Gervais, LLP In Memory of Victoria Marie Broddy

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young leaders The 40-member strong group had its most successful year ever with proceeds from their three events The Giver, The Dodger and The Duffer benefitting our Inner City Health Program. In November 2011, their efforts received special acknowledgement in The Globe and Mail. Special thanks to founding member Katie Harrigan, who is stepping down as Chair after four years.

Latham & Paddy Ann Burns Carranza LLP The Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation Wendy M. Cecil Dae-Gyun Chung, MD Cisco Systems Canada Limited CompuCom Jean CotĂŠ Davis + Henderson Deloitte Romeo Di Battista Dorval Mechanical Inc. Eastern Construction Company Limited Elizabeth Fanjoy Otto J. Felber & Anita H. Berkis FirstService Corporation

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GE Healthcare Gluckstein & Associates LLP Tim & Darka Griffin H & G Medical Imaging Inc. Joan & Clifford Hatch Foundation Elena M. Heard Herman Miller Canada Inc. Holt Renfrew Honeywell Limited Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation Patricia & Roger Lace

and Family Greg & Chrystine Laing Lorraine & Claude Lamoureux Estate of Clarence

George Leahy

Li Ka Shing (Canada) Foundation Loblaw Brands Limited Huston & Ivy Loke Donald C. & Susan Lowe LoyaltyOne, Inc. Gordon J. & Beverley Manion Clifford & Marie Martin Medcentra Inc. Florence Minz Christine Morkos David Morkos Fouad F. Morkos Michael & Janet Norris Lucie & Joe Pal Scott & Lynn Patterson PCL Constructors Canada Inc. The Powis Family Foundation

PricewaterhouseCoopers William & Linda Quinn The Remington Group Rita Rosati Salida Capital Foundation William & Meredith Saunderson Siemens Canada Ltd. Heather A. Simmons Estate of Arlie Ruth Irene Smallwood SMH Department of Anaesthesia SMH Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology SMH Department of Ophthalmology SMH Emergency Physicians Association SMH Family Medicine Associates SMH General Surgery Associates Sprott Asset Management Inc. Daniel & Sandra Sullivan David & Deborah Tennant Richard & Heather Thomson Tiffany & Co. John H. Tory, Q.C. &

Barbara Hackett Robert L. Tundermann Joseph Vitale/Italpasta Limited Estate of Marina Walter G. Kingsley & Adele Ward Antonietta Danisi &

David Young, MD Anonymous (1)

PARTNERS 5 Corners Productions Inc. A.T. Kearney Acier Wirth Steel Alcatel-Lucent Canada Yveline Audemars & Humberto Rivero Marvin Barnett Karen & Bill Barnett Bartlett & Associates Ltd. Bell Media (CTV) Bennett Jones LLP J-P. Bisnaire & Catherine Ross BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Philip & Marg Brown Paul Cantor Cara Operations Limited The Caring Foundation John & Barbara Carroll Cashmere Profits Limited CGC Inc. Janey & Brian Chapman Erik & Helen Charbonneau CIBC Mellon Cineplex Odeon Corporation Joseph Cipelli Estate of George Edwin Clark Ian & Donna Clarke Stephen K. Clements Elizabeth & Tony Comper Connor, Clark & Lunn Private Capital Limited David Crawford & Julia Holland Elizabeth Crawford John Cruickshank Tom & Bev Cryer The CUMBA Charitable

Foundation

(Jon & Patricia Johnson)

The Arthur & Audrey Cutten Foundation Lloyd Darlington Joseph & Alma Daviau Davies Ward Phillips &

Vineberg LLP Alan Dean & Kathy Kinnear Jane Deighton & Jean Coté Delmeade Construction Ltd. DIALOG Frederick & Douglas Dickson Memorial Foundation Al & Paula Donald Ecosystem Inc. Rotundo Di Iorio Quaglietta

Barristers & Solicitors, LLP David B. Elliott Jordan & Lynne Elliott Doone & George Estey Agnes Faraci Dr. Seymour Heisler &

Eunice Feldman The Fenella Foundation Brian & Patricia Flood Rachel & Ken Flood Francis Family Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc. John & Patricia Gouinlock David Graham Scott Griffin Doug Guzman & Sheila Brown Graham & Mary Hallward Mitchell L. Halperin, MD Denny Hamilton M. Elaine Hamilton Scott & Ellen Hand Harry Rosen Inc. S. Mary Hatch

Estates of June

& James Heward Gavin & Christine Higgs HKMB HUB International Patrick Hodgson Family Foundation Estate of Frances Marie Holland Alma Helena Toivonen

& Sandra A. Hollingsworth D. Linn Holness, MD Ronald House David & Susan Howard Robert J. Howard, MD &

Brenda McDowell, MD Howie, Sacks & Henry LLP Annie Hu Peter C. Hughes Husky Energy Inc. Hutchison Whampoa Limited

& Subsidiaries Intact Insurance International Brotherhood

of Boilermakers William James Urban Joseph, O.C. & Lucille Joseph Joseph J. Kaposi Stuart Kedwell & Dr. Candice Holmes Martin W. Kelman John Alexander King KingSett Capital The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Richard J. Kostoff David A. Latter, MD Lee Ka Lau Michael & Jane Lay

John A. Lederer Lerners LLP LG Electronics Donald R. Lindsay Molly Rundle, MD &

Stephen Lister Manitou Investment Management Ltd. Douglas Mathews Chetan & Clara Mathur St. Clair McCabe McCain Foods Limited Ronald W. McCallum, MD McCarthy Tétrault LLP The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation McKesson Canada McKinsey & Company McLean Smits Family Foundation Seaton S. McLean Pat & Michelle Meneley Menkes Developments Inc. Alayne & Ron Metrick Richard & Edwina Mills Noella & Chris Milne Tom & Sarah Milroy and Family Tim MacDonald & Michelle Morin Morneau Shepell Motorola Canada Limited National Bank of Canada Nexen Inc. Dominic (Sun-Kuen) Ng, MD O’Born Contemporary Gallery Occupational Health Associates Olympus Canada Inc. Thomas C. O’Neill

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a north american record – thanks to our physicians For a record-breaking third time, St. Michael’s physicians have supported the Foundation’s fundraising efforts 100%.

This is a remarkable display of partnership and commitment to the Hospital – thank you!

Urban Angel newsletter Spring 2012.

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new resource for women's health This year Dr. Guylaine Lefebvre, chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology, was appointed as the first Chair in Women’s Health at St. Michael’s.

Dr. Guylaine Lefebvre.

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Angel Ball Gala 2011 Ensuring the Best for St. Michael’s The 2011 Angel Ball Gala, chaired for a second time by Tony and Lina Gagliano, Joe Natale and Melissa Martin and supported by a stellar volunteer committee, was our most successful event yet. The $3.3 million net raised will allow St. Michael’s to appoint leading experts to three new positions, the Chair in Trauma Research, the St. Michael’s Hospital Volunteer Association Chair in Nursing Research and the Chair in Homelessness, Housing and Health, and give experts in Transplant Medicine funds to further their research.

Above: 2011 Angel Ball Gala Co-Chairs (from left) Tony Gagliano, Lina Gagliano, Melissa Martin and Joe Natale.

Below: The Trauma team opened the evening by demonstrating what happens when a patient arrives in Emergency.

Above: Presenting sponsor table (from the left): Rick Waugh, Marci Pearlman, Lynn Waugh, Brian Wright, Jake Ally, Lila Ally, Sharmeen Khazzam, Sass Khazzam, Lisa Wright and Mark Pearlman.

Left: Part of the evening’s entertainment.

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OZZ Electric Inc. J.E. Panneton Family Foundation Lionel E. Parry Helen McCrea Peacock Foundation Frank & Sue Penny Petro Assets Inc. Rose Pirri Plenary Health POI Business Interiors/

Steelcase Inc. Gerald Prud’homme, MD Ilana Cowan Rabie RBC Capital Markets Research In Motion Rosenzweig & Company Inc. Gordon Ross Medical Foundation SAP Canada Inc. Dr. Robin Searle Sentry Investments Arnold Shniffer Helen K. Sinclair Dr. Christer Sinderby &

Dr. Jennifer Beck Harcharan Singh Arthur & Myra Slutsky SMH Department of Cardiovascular Surgery SMH Department of Critical Care SMH Department of Pediatrics Margaret Ann (Bonnie) Solmes Karen Soupcoff Spencer Stuart & Associates

(Canada) Ltd. Ray & Stacie Stanton

St. George’s Society

of Toronto St. Jude Medical Canada Inc. TD Securities Underwriting Hope Fund Tesari Charitable Foundation TGA Group Thomson Rogers, Barristers

& Solicitors Torys LLP The University of Michigan Van Berkom & Associates Inc. Sheila Waengler Estate of George N. Watson Jilla & Robert Williams Foundation David & Shelagh Wilson Wings of Hope Breast Cancer Dinner Dance David Tak Wah Wong, MD Anonymous (5) LEADERS 3M Canada Inc. Simon Abrahamson, MD Beth Abramson, MD Ace Fire & Security Actelion Pharmaceutiques Canada Inc. George N. Addy Rudolf & Frances Adlaf ADS Forensics Inc. Andrew Advani, MD Aecon Group Inc. Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited Kamran Ahmad, MD Najma Ahmed, MD Suhwan Ahn Tom & Mary Akin

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acknowledging commitment

Dr. Paul Kortan, seen with Sylvia, his wife, received the Foundation’s 2011 Spirit of Philanthropy Award. Because of his inspired care, the Slaight Family and Margaret and the late Wallace McCain have provided major support to advance the work of our internationally recognized Therapeutic Endoscopy team.

Dr. Paul Kortan, with his wife Sylvia.

Joni Alexander Mary Ann Alexander Abdul Al-Hesayen, MD Jameel Ali, MD Lynda J. Allcock Claire Allen Clive V. Allen Maria & Franz Allgeier Filiberto Altomare, MD Rupert Altschuler Richard Alway Keith Ambtman Jennifer Anderson, MD Andrea S. Rosen Estate of Zonka Angelov Mark Anglin Estate of Lourdette Anonychuk-Galeway Antalex Inc. Apollo Health and Beauty Care Aqueduct Foundation Archway Robert D. Armstrong Robin L. Armstrong

Michael A. Galt Arthur David Assaad AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Athan’s Gift Fund Dan Atkinson Tania Au Avenue Building Corporation Aviva Canada Inc. Sydney Bacon Andrew J. Baker, MD James Baker, MD Jeffrey P. Baker, MD Ernest Balmer Bedros H. Bambokian Mona H. Bandeen Drs. G. Bandiera & J. Ringash Tony Barozzino, MD Mary Barrow Catherine Bateman Jane Batt, MD Dennis & Julia Bausch Nancy Baxter, MD Ahmed Bayoumi, MD

BBDO Canada Bealight Foundation Christina Beatty David Ross Beatty Beckman Coulter Becton Dickinson Canada Inc. Rena Bedard Robert & Sharron Beder Paul Beeston Chaim M. Bell, MD, Ph.D. Bruno Bellisario Gregory S. Belton The Benjamin Foundation Henry Benvenuti Alan R. Berger, MD, C.M. Philip B. Berger, MD Rudolf Bernhardt Roland & Marie Bertin Norma & Larry Bertuzzi Kilian Berz & Katharine Lake Berz Marianna Betro Stephen Betschel Vera Bettridge-Ashwell

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creating healthy kids The St. Michael’s President’s Council successfully completed its project to fully fund the TARGet Kids! program headed up by Dr. Jonathon Maguire, which will study early factors that inhibit healthy children's growth and development.

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out of the rough On September 15, Carranza Barristers & Solicitors LLP presented the 2011 Out of the Rough Golf Tournament at Angus Glen Golf Club to support the St. Michael’s Head Injury Clinic.

From the left: William Georges, former patient, and Dr. Donna Ouchterlony, Medical Director, Head Injury Clinic.

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Dusan & Angeline Bezic Aditya Bharatha, MD Heleni Bibas Arlene Bierman, MD Fritz E. Bigall Bijou Nous-Vos Silver Matthew Binnie, MD Ron & Laurie Blainey S. M. Blair Family Foundation The Leonard & Felicie Blatt Foundation David L. Blenkhorn The BLG Foundation Ross S. Blundell, MD BMO Capital Markets BMO Employee Charitable Foundation Stephanie Boesch John M.A. Bohnen, MD The Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company

of Canada Vanessa Bond Daniel Bonneau, MD George L. Booth Gillian Booth, MD Michael M. Booth Norman Bordo Michael Borys Boston Scientific Jack Botner H. Blane Bowen Richard Bowry, MD Michael G. Boyd Harold H. Braaksma Estate of Ernest A. Bradshaw Giovanni Bragagnolo Brampton Brick Limited Michael Bratty

Anne Brayley Liz & John Breen John G. Breen Joseph F. Brennan Christine Brezden-Masley, MD Dr. David & Constance Briant Bridgepoint Financial

Services Inc. Jeffrey Brooke Robert S. Brown Brian Brownlie Joseph Bruni, MD Donald F. Buckley Harry A. Buckley Chris Buller Alan H. Bulman Albert Peter Burchfield Malcolm Burford Christa Burgmann Gerhard A. Burgmann Scott Burk Dorothy Burke Michael A. Burke Marcus Burnstein, MD Kenneth R. Butler, MD George & Martha Butterfield Robert J. Byrick, MD Cable Ready Systems Ltd. The Caldwell Partners Caldwell Securities Ltd. Elizabeth Caldwell Calea Ltd. Harold F. Caley The Cambridge Club Douglas M. Campbell, MD Vern Campbell, MD Canadian Health Services Research Foundation

The Allan Candy Company Limited Edge & Mary Caravaggio Estate of Elizabeth

Gwendolyn E. Card Cardiac Care Classic SMH Division of Cardiology Mavis Cariou Carson Dunlop & Associates Ltd. Beverley V. Carter Antonio Catanzariti Catastrophic Injury Management Inc. So Chu Chan Ngai Bok Chan, MD David Chan, MD Ben & Joyce Chan Deven Chandra, MD Murray Chant Estate of E. Francilla Charles Sohail Cheema, MD Robert Chen, MD Joe & Vincenta Cheng Philip Cheng Yiak Hung Chia Vincent Chien, MD Trevor J. Chin Fook, MD Estate of Doreen W. Chin-A-Loy Robert & Virginia Chisholm Anton & Birte v.

Chlumecky-Bauer Chi-Ming Chow, MD David Chow, MD Michelle Mi-Ying Chow Valerie & David Christie Roberto Ciasca David Cieslowski

Our Pillars of excellence: Research and Education at St. Michael’s As a fully affiliated University of Toronto Academic Health Sciences Centre, St. Michael’s has robust research and education programs boasting:

177 966

investigators (scientists and associate scientists)

50

million in external research funding

INCLUDING:

50 4

CIHR Awards

Early Researcher Awards –

more than any other Ontario hospital

articles published in peer-reviewed journals

132,881

3,352 teaching days

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students trained

INCLUDING:

1,067 541 445 416

residents and fellows nursing health disciplines research

affiliation agreements with colleges and universities

Numbers from Fiscal Year 2010-2011

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Research Global Impact • A video by Dr. Mike Evans about the impact of walking 30 minutes each day is translated into Italian, Spanish, French and Arabic and goes viral with over 3.5 million hits on YouTube.

• Drs. Verma and Brezden-Masley show that breast cancer and heart disease may have a common root.

• Investigations by Dr. Philip Marsden and his team lead to a test and therapy for kidney failure caused by E.coli.

• Dr. David Jenkins’ research indicates that eating nuts daily could prevent complications of Type 2 diabetes.

• Dr. Prahbat Jha’s study of the implications of ultrasound to detect the sex of the unborn in India goes from publication to policy change in 10 days.

• A novel web-based technology developed by Dr. Kamran Khan that analyzes global infectious disease threats in real time is being used to predict the risk for an infectious disease outbreak at the London Olympics.

• The LKSKI hosted the 1st international conference of the International Forum for Acute Care Trialists (InFACT) on pandemic research preparedness.

Awards • Dr. Muhammad Mamdani was named one of Canada’s “Top 40 under 40.”

• Dr. Janet Smylie was one of 15 outstanding Canadians who received a National Aboriginal Achievement Award.

• Drs. Karen Burns, Claudia Dos Santos, Warren Lee and Tom Schweizer received Early Researcher Awards from the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation.

• Dr. Anna Banerji was named to the Order of Ontario.

• Dr. Rick Glazier was honoured with the North American Primary Care Research Group President’s Award.

• Dr. Andreas Laupacis was awarded a Canada Research Chair in Health Policy and Citizen Engagement.

• Dr. David Jenkins, the creator of the Glycemic Index, received a $5 million research grant from the Canada Foundation for Innovation to prove diet can prevent chronic disease.

Continuing Success in Funding and Publication • Our researchers had a 30% success rate in the last CIHR competition (well over national average of 17.5%).

• Researchers held CIHR grant support of close to $12 million this past year.

• Last year, nearly 1,000 articles were published in Arthur S. Slutsky, MD peer-reviewed journals.

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Education Opened the Allan Waters Family Simulation Centre • The 5,800-square-foot simulation centre allows students and health-care workers from a wide range of disciplines to learn and practice new procedures in a risk-free environment.

• The space can be transformed into an emergency trauma suite, intensive care unit, patient ward or even a mock rave party for training EMS workers, creating the same sense of urgency as a real-life experience.

• Tele-simulation capabilities mean trainees can learn and practice at a distance. Procedures can also be broadcast anywhere in the world.

Taking Patient Education On-line • We have developed a repository of ready-to-use patient education materials on over 3,000 health topics, available in up to eight languages to serve our diverse population.

Opened the Patient & Family Learning Centre • To date, the centre has served over 1,500 visitors, empowering patients and their families with the information they need to make informed health decisions.

Hosted the First International Conference on Faculty Development in Health Professions • Brought together international faculty development leaders and health science educators to share best practices and current research and build a global community of leaders in the field.

• Featured over 260 papers from 28 countries.

Launched a Cystic Fibrosis Telemedicine Clinic • Over 50 patients in remote areas of Ontario have benefitted from St. Michael’s specialized care.

Patricia Houston, MD Vice-President, Education

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A New Home for Research On May 5, 2011, St. Michael’s Hospital officially celebrated the opening of the longanticipated Keenan Research Centre. A portrait of special friends Pat and Barbara Keenan was unveiled in the lobby. The event gave us the opportunity to thank the donors, Foundation and Hospital Board members and the dedicated team of fundraising volunteers who made this dream a reality.

Pat and Barbara Keenan with architect Jack Diamond

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A New Home for education and Knowledge translation On October 18, 2011, researchers and educators welcomed Mr. Li Ka-shing and representatives of the Li Ka Shing Foundation for a celebration of the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute. Premier Dalton McGuinty joined Mr. Li and his associates who met scientists, toured the labs, admired the bridge and viewed research presentations.

Mr. Li Ka-shing with Premier Dalton McGuinty and St. Michael’s president Bob Howard

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FORE – or make that FIVE! For a fifth year in a row, St. Michael’s Urban Angel Golf Classic, presented by Middlefield Income Funds, netted over $1 million for St. Michael’s priority needs, making the event one of the largest revenue-generating charity golf tournaments in Canada. The event was chaired once again by our stellar volunteers, Mike Thompson, John Manning and EVP John King. This year Middlefield announced its generous commitment to be presenting sponsor for ten years.

(Cheque shot) From left: John King, John Manning, Bob Howard, Alayne Metrick and Mike Thompson. (Foursome) From left: Roger Garland, George Dembroski, Mike Norris and Dean Orrico.

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raising their voices On September 14, 2011, Juno Award-winning singer-songwriters Jim Cuddy and Melanie Doane played an intimate benefit concert at Mildred’s Temple Kitchen to support the Chair in Voice Disorders.

From left: Jim Cuddy & Melanie Doane.

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CIP Group Citrolad Canada (Juices) Inc. Norman A. Clark Cleveland Clinic Canada Estate of James Joseph Cluff The Coaching Clinic Laura Coates Terence & Margaret Coates Halle & Howard Cohen Judith & Marshall Cohen Errol Colak, MD J. Leslie A. Colhoun Cynthia Collantes Maria Collier Colliers International Maurice Colson Gary & Victoria Colter James Colvin Commercial Drywall Supply

(Ontario) Inc. Andrew A. Common, MD Compass Group Canada Christopher Compeau Conan Charitable Foundation Holly Connelly Kim Connelly Connor, Clark & Lunn Investment Management Partnership Ellen Connor Jane Cooke-Lauder Corazza Cuisine Limited Terence D. Corcoran Brian M. Cornelson, MD Richard R.P. Court Covidien Gordon Creber Cresa Toronto Mary & John Crocker

Thomas Crothers Michael Cruickshank Edward Curran Mary Beth Currie Cusimano Family Luanna M. Da Costa Vickie Daicoff Peter Dalglish Jenny & Peter Damianoff Dancap Private Equity Inc C. William Daniel Edgar & Patricia Daniels Nicolas C. D’Arcy William Darrah, MD Sunit Das, MD Dan Daviau Jean Davidson John T. Davis In memory of John Murphy Estate of Francesca

De Vuono Peter Deeb Wayne Deitel, MD Leo Del Zotto Mari Delagran William S. & Ann P. Deluce David Denison Peter Dennis Douglas & Margaret Derry Linda Pincott Kitchen & Andrew Diamond Tercio Dias Ian Dick Jeffrey Dickson Jeremy S. Dietrich Christopher Dill Alan & Elizabeth Dilworth Kirk J. Dinan Sebastian Distefano

Donald J. Dodds Leonard Dodds Dole Foods Company Dominion Warehousing &

Distribution Services Ltd. Sandra Donnelly, MD Paul Dorian, MD D’Ornellas Bike Shop Ltd. Claudia Dos Santos, MD Lynda N. Douglas Timothy Dowdell, MD Hanna Drukmaler Norman S. Eckler Merrill Ed-Pierre Cheryl Elborne Jacqueline Elliott Emerald Foundation Michael & Belkis Emory Lee Errett, MD Barbara A. Erwin Jonathan Evans Robert & Nancy Evans Everlast Paving Corporation Jason Falk, MD Neil Fam, MD Graham Farquharson Patrick Farrell Marie E. Faughnan, MD Anne M. Fawcett Joanne Feekery Frank G. Felkai Peter & Catherine Ferren Evangeline Ferrer Ferris & Associates Inc. Ella & Paul Ferris John & Pierrette Ferth Paul K. Fetterly Fiera Foods Company William Fillmore

Laurence & Vera Finkelstein Pamela Fisher David Fitchett, MD Maureen Flanagan Alvin L. Flood Floor Solutions Canada Inc. Michael Flux & Marnie Smith Herta Fokins, RN Ignatius W. Fong, MD Four Seasons Drywall George & Susan Fowlie Don Fox Fox Family Terry Fox David W. Frame William O. Francis Estate of Thomasina (Ina) Hay Fraser Wayne D. Fraser Michael R. Freeman, MD Sloane Freeman, MD Christine M. French J. Wilson French Jan Friedrich, MD Functionability Rehabilition

Services Inc. G. K. Associates & Construction Inc. John & Barbara Gable Galit Liffshiz and Associates Inc. Estate of Walter Gallagher Dava Gangursky Andres Gantous Goeffrey W. Gardiner, MD Tom Gauld Nance J. Gelber Rick & Mindy Gelman Ralph George

Sharon Geraghty Gertner Family Charitable Foundation Getinge Canada Limited Louis R. Giavedoni, MD Harry & Joyce Gibbard David & Dooney Gibson Edward Gilbert Richard Gilbert, MD M. Audrey Giles Phillip Ginn Howard Ginsberg, MD Marianne E. Girling GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Global Precast Inc. Michele Goddard Jeannette Goguen Frank Goldberg, MD Michael & Nancy Goldberg Louise & Mark Golding Warren & Barbara Goldring Thomas A. Goldspink Ned & Anita Goodman

and Family Shaun Goodman, MD

and Family Kevin Gough, MD Robert & Janet Gouinlock Suzanne Gourley Anthony F. Graham, CM, MD John Graham, MD Lisa L. Graham Elaine Granatstein Elsie Grant Gordana Graovac Bruce Gray, MD Douglas D. Gray Great West Life, London Life

and Canada Life

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awards The 2010-2011 Report to Donors received placement on the prestigious British-based Showcase of Fundraising Innovation and Inspiration (SOFII) website. It was also honoured with one of three Hygeia Awards for Annual Reports.

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celebrating lives lived

On Thursday, October 6, “the Boys” hosted the 9th annual McGee-Clark Fundraiser in honour of their mothers Mary (McGee) Pierre and Catherine (Clark) Lonergan, setting a new record for their event. The fundraiser supports the Compassionate Cancer Care Fund, used to make patients undergoing cancer treatments more comfortable.

From left: Chris Pierre, Sean Lonergan, Clark Lonergan and Nitin Patel.

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Green Soils Inc. David Green, Daphnie Wagner, Lita & Mikey Laurie Green, MD Brian H. Greenspan Paul G. Griffiths, Jr. Samir C. Grover, MD Raymond & Audrey Groves Gryphon International Investment Corporation The Guarantee Company

of North America Greg & Susan Guichon Dr. Neeru Gupta &

Dr. Yeni Yucel Dr. Rajesh & Sonia Gupta Samir Gupta, MD James Gutmann H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. David Hall, MD John Hall John E. Hall Keith Halliday Kristen Halpin

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Margaret Hamilton Andrew Hamlin Jeanne & Tim Hammill John Hanlon Amir Hanna, MD Laura Hans, MD Rashida Haq, MD Hardcastle Structures Limited Harding Display Corp.

Gregory Hare, MD Jeremy Harman Judy Harquail David Harris David J. Harris Mr. & Mrs. D.J. Hartnett Patricia M. Harvie Kevin P. Haverty Christopher Hayes Estate of Isabel Hayes Megan Hayter, MD Healthtech Inc. Audrey M. Heinz George & Linda Heller

Henderson Structured

Settlements LP Gail D. Hendrie & Anthony O. Hendrie Helois Hernandez Marilyn Hernandez Christopher Hicks, MD Lisa Hicks, MD Paul Higgins Roger P. Hill Sara Hill & Dennis Threndyle Donald W. Hillhouse Alexander Ho, MD Gloria W. Ho Victor Hoffstein, MD Geoffrey Hogarth Marika J. Hohol, MD Marion V. Holmes R. John D’A Honey, MD Aaron Hong Joan M. Hood Martin J. Horak, MD The Horsepower Sports &

Entertainment Group Inc.

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taking a swing at cardiac problems On Saturday June 25, 2011, Dominic Cristina and his family hosted a day of golf at Angus Glen in support of Heart and Vascular research at St. Michael’s Hospital.

From left: Esmeralda van Riemskijk, Dr. Subodh Verma and Dominic Cristina.

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Nancy Horvath Sonita Horvitch Patricia Houston, MD Ryan Howard Tyler J. Howard Marina Hromadka Marguerite E. Hunt James D. Hunter Gilbert A. Hurwitz, MD Margaret Huycke Stephen W. Hwang, MD Robert H. Hyland, MD IBM Canada Ltd. Employees Charitable Fund In Accessories Inkwell Marketing Inc. Inside Out Productions Inc. Interlynx Relocation Management Limited International Union of Elevator Constructors, Local 50 E. Jan Irvine, MD Kristian & Margaret Isberg Eiko & James Ito Richard & Donna Ivey Jackman Foundation Jackson Family Fund – The Community

Foundation of Oakville Mohtanick Jamil Jane Conte Professional Corporation Peter Janetos Peter Jarvis The Norman & Margaret

Jewison Charitable Foundation J.J. Barnicke Ltd. Arthur & Claire Jobin

Michelle John Johnson Outdoors Canada Inc. Jacqueline M. Johnson Yvonne Johnston Jonik Mechanical Limited Hwan Joo, MD Robert G. Josse, MD Kamel S. Kamel, MD Gabor Kandel, MD Mariel Karch Beverly & Mark Kataoka, MD Abraham Katz, MD K-Bro Linen Systems KCI Medical Canada Inc. Margaret Keen Walter Kellett Anna Kempff Ross L. & Ann E. Kennedy Thomas R. Kennedy David Kent Kenneth Kent Kevin Hewitt Photography Inc. W. Robert & Susan Keyes Jacques Khammar Kamran Khan, MD Hyung Seob Kim Young-In Kim, MD Estate of Nobuo Kimura David C. King Limited Simon J. Kingsley, MD David W. Kinnear & Carolyn Acker Mary Kirby-Diaz Anish Kirpalani, MD James Kitchens, MD David Klein Holger Kluge David MacBrien Knight Knorr and Associates Inc.

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in motion for research On September 24, 2011, Aecon staff biked, rollerbladed and walked in Le Tour de Lakeshore to raise funds to support breast cancer research at St. Michael’s Hospital.

At left: Aecon staff

The Koehle Family Trust Audree Koehle James E. Koen Eleanor Kong Peter & Ine Koonings Mervin Curtis Kopeck Peter A. Kopplin, MD Victoria Korley, MD Marianna Korman Paul Kortan, MD Nichi Kostandinu Sheila A. Kotsopoulos Alice Kousaie Dean Kriekle Michael Kutryk, MD Gordon Kuzmanovic Ivy Kwok Yik Cheung Kwok Claire O. Kyle Ignazio La Delfa, MD Wah Sam Lai

The S E Lam Family Foundation Lamenza Investments Corporation Inc. Richard Laprairie Gregory Larivee David & Molly Lau Andreas Laupacis, MD Paul Laurent Matthew Lausch Patrick Lavelle B. Lawless Judy & Bill Lawlor Hugh R. Lawson Kelly Lawton Allan F. Leach LeadingEdge Payroll Group Leaside Animal Clinic Marc Lebeau, MD Estate of Julian LeBlanc Ledcor Construction Limited Darren Lee

Warren Lee Yuna Lee, MD Guylaine Lefebvre, MD Lawrence A. Leiter, MD David Leith &

Jacqueline Spayne Lem Consulting Frank Leo Cheryl Leon Connie Leon Leah Leon Robert S. Leon Leon’s Furniture Limited Howard Leong-Poi, MD George Leonidou Leslie Grove Pharmacy Gregory Leslie Janet C. Leslie Fok-Han Leung Peter T. Leung Richard Leung, MD Richard Levene, MD

Susan G. Levesque Michael Levin Wendy Levinson Steven Levy, PhD Sophie Lewar Trust Stephan Lewar Trust Christopher K. Li, MD Kevin Li Joanna T. Liczyk Kenneth Lin Sid & Janet Lindsay The Lipton Family Donald & Anna Little Peter & Gwen Liu Janet Lo Nick Lo, MD Frank & Azniv Lochan Michael & Deborah Locke Audrey Loeb Carol Loffelmann Logihedron Inc. Longford International Ltd. Catherine Longley Hugh F. Lorriman Shelbee Louie Linda and Steve Lowden Fund

– Toronto Community Foundation Kenneth Lowry Jeffrey C. Lozon &

Donna Doherty Lozon Lundbeck Canada Inc. Feng Luo Kevin Luong Mark S.L. Ma John Maarse Neil MacCarthy Kathleen MacDonald Lilias Mary MacDonald

R. Loch MacDonald, MD Rory MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. Hartland M. MacDougall Douglas C. Mackay Patricia Mackey David MacKinnon, MD D. Edward Macklin Helen Macklin James S. MacLachlan Harriet MacMillan David MacNaughton Estate of James Hugh MacSween Jonathon Maguire, MD James L. Mahoney, MD Ryan Mai, MD A. Peter Maika Walter Mak, MD Malach & Fidler Mediation

& Arbitration Services Andrew Maleckyj William J. Mandzia Iqwal Mangat, MD Timothy Mann Manulife Financial Maple Leaf Sports &

Entertainment Ltd. Diane M. Mara Norman Marcon, MD Danny Marcuzzi, MD Marek Hospitality Inc. Mariani’s Custom Clothier Guido A. Marini Mary Theresa Markell Thomas R. Marotta, MD Philip A. Marsden, MD Marsh Canada Limited Dr. John Marshall

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fashion and philanthropy The very successful Hermes Canada Special Silk and Accessories Sale provided funds to support Multiple Sclerosis research. Hermes Canada has been a generous supporter of the Hospital for many years.

Jennifer Carter of Hermes.

Evelyn E. Martin Rachel Martin William D. Martin Ronald A. Masleck Robert Mason Irving Matlow The Mauro Family

Foundation Inc. Gary R. May, MD C. David Mazer, MD Michael Mazzuca Guy McAdam Estate of Mary Margaret McAteer Patrick F. McBrien Ann McCain Mary McConville McDavis Sales & Service Ltd. William & Patricia McDermott Wendy & Chris McDowall Frederick G. McDowell Philip McFarlane, MD

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Janet M. McGoey John P. & Aileen McGrath Sandra G. McGuire McKellar Structured

Settlements Inc. Heather McKenzie Jim McKenzie Ian McKinnon Dr. David J. McKnight Joan & Brian McLaughlin Kenneth McLaughlin Vincent McLaughlin Joanne L. McLean John Stuart McLean, MD Mary McLoone Peter McNabb Dianne M. McNeil John & Susan McNeil John D. & Esther McNeil Donna McNicol Medbuy Corporation Medical Mart Supplies Limited Filomena Meffe, MD

Mega City Tiling Roy & Barbara Megarry The T.R. Meighen Foundation Lorne & Norma Melara Dieter W. Menzel Vincent & Kirsten Mercier Merck Frosst Canada & Co. Andrea Metrick Metro Inc. Metropolitan Plumbing and Heating Contractors Association Anneliese Meyer Gyl Midroni, MD Frank & Barbara Milligan Patti Milne Sara Minatel Minogue Medical Inc. Dr. Cheryl Misak Stephen Mitchell Stanley Mocarski, MD Gordon W. Moe, MD Robert & Barbara Moffatt

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seeing the future Organized by Nancy Manias, the Fight for Sight, in support of diabetic retinopathy research, included a special guest, former Maple Leaf Darryl Sittler.

Nancy’s husband Mauro was treated

by Dr. David Wong who saved his sight.

From left: Mauro Manias, Nancy Manias and Darryl Sittler.

Nancy & Christopher Molson Stephen T. Molson Juan Carlos Monge, MD Walter J. Montanera, MD Peter Montour Moore Canada Terrence L. Moore, MD Richard A. Morawetz Morgan Stanley Canada Limited Lino Morra & Piera Gasparotto Jane Morton Domenic Moura Ophyr Mourad, MD Mitze Mourinho MTS Allstream Inc. Matthew Muller, MD Paul J. Muller, MD. Wendy Muller Rajeev Muni, MD Derek Muradali, MD Bernard J. Murphy

Harold J. Murphy Melinda A. Musgrave, MD Robert Mustard, MD Gloria Nanou Julie Y. Naruse Avery Nathens, MD Neinstein & Associates LLP Bradley Netkin Neuro-Rehabilitation Consultants Feldman

and Association Sarah Neville Erone Newman Bernardine Ngan Bruce & Joan Nicholson Robert J. Nicol Gordon & Janet Nixon Lyne Noel de Tilly, MD Henry & Ilse Nolting Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. Novascape Contractors Limited

Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. June Ntazinda NYCOMED Canada Inc. Marie E. O’Connor Paul W. O’Connor, MD Odgers Berndtson Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. O’Donoghue Jamie H. Oestreicher Olympia Capital Corporation Omega Medical Associates Ltd. Ontario Power Generation

Employees Charity Trust Pauline Orr Jouni Ostermaa Clifford A. Ottaway, MD Owens Corning Canada Kenneth Pace, MD Valerie L. Palda, MD Rocco & Antonietta Palmieri Dina Papadopoulos Paradigm Capital Estate of Douglas

Edward Park Dr. Thomas & Mrs. Joanne Parker James M. Parks Parkview BMW James Parlee Cornelius Pasichny Pat Saunoris Consulting Ltd. Jitendra Patel G. Scott Paterson Joseph W. Paterson Murray & Marjorie Paterson Dawn Pearce, MD William Perdue Jeffery Perl Louise Perlin, MD Richard Perrin, MD

A.J. Pest John & Elly Petch and Family Ann Peterson The Honourable David Peterson & Shelley Peterson Mark D. Peterson, MD & Mala Chidambaram, MD Steven Pezim Christopher Pierre Arnold Pintér, MD Pioneer Petroleums Limited Partnership Judith Poe Brian A. Pollard, MD Dale Ponder & Jon Venutti Porsche Club of America,

Upper Canada Region Inc. Porter Airlines Inc. Theodora Poylios Vikramaditya Prabhudesai, MD Ramesh Prasad, MBBS Premform Limited John A. Prentice PRISM Partners Inc. Professional Respiratory Home Care Service Corp.

Proforma Adam Promotions Antoine Pronovost, MD Public Mobile Inc. Susan Quaggin, MD Maureen Quigley & Patrick Reid Rudolf & Madeline Radics Ewing A. Rae David H. Race Don Rafelman Glenn Ragos

Carol and Morton Rapp Foundation Joel Ray, MD Geoffrey Reeves Rehab First Inc. Joseph Reiss Carl Renzoni Christopher K. Rich Karen Richards Richcorp Holdings Inc. Alexander Richman Robert D. Richmond Andrea Rigamonti, MD Jennifer Riley, MD Anne Ritchie Barbara Ritchie David F. Ritchie Gordon S. Roberts

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Dr. Helen Roberts Deborah Robinson Ralph Robinson Trevor I. Robinson, MD Paul T. Rodwell J&L Rogers Family Charitable Foundation Lynda Rogers Gioconda D. Rosati Barrie D. Rose Rex H. Rose Rosen & Company Barristers The John & Tuula Ross Charitable Foundation Rotary Club of Etobicoke Sandra & Joseph Rotman Ori D. Rotstein, MD Robert Rottapel, MD

Katherine Rouleau, MD Brian & Elizabeth Rowntree The Royal Canadian Legion Edgar Ruda, FCA &

Frances Ruda William J. Rupert Geri Lea Russett Dale Ryan, MD Heather Ryan Mahdokht Safari Joseph Saheb Rob & Maria Sainsbury Sana Saleh Salon Fortelli Inc. Roda Salvador Samson-Doel Group Limited Gustavo Saposnik, MD Robert Sargeant, MD

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in fighting form Breast cancer survivor and Wings of Hope founder Anna Rossetti-Bortoluzzi and her committee organized another knock-out event in support of the CIBC Breast Centre. Anna and her committee can be proud that the CIBC Breast Centre has new, cutting-edge equipment that is making a difference in the lives of our patients.

From the left: Maria Moncata, Mary Anne Ostella, Susan Mancini, Anna Rossetti-Bortoluzzi, Joanne Di Rocco, Dora Del Rizzo and Rosa Barbieri.

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Lighting the Way This past Christmas, patients, their families and friends were invited to help the Hospital Light the Way with a campaign that included posters, flyers and signs and for the first time messaging on digital screens and patient meal tray liners. Donors could also send holiday messages on special ornaments for a life-size Christmas tree poster in the Queen lobby.

Board Member John Barford helps Light the Way.

Dipanka Sarma, MD Abheha Satkunaratnam, MD Michael T. Sawa, MD Elsie Sawchuk Erika Sayers Lloyd B. Schaef Jacob H. Schneiderman, MD Martin Schreiber, MD Heather A. Scott Paul Seaman Donald Seeback Larry E. Seeley Daniel Selchen, MD Anthony Seljak Laurene Sering Sesco Interiors Sandra Seto William Sewell John & Vera Seychuk Lillian & Sasha Seymour Michael D. Sgro, MD John Shannon

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Robert & Sheila Sheaffer

and Family Eleanor & Gerald Shear Shekter, Dychtenberg LLP Anthony P. Shen Sherrard Kuzz LLP Bruce Shewfelt Shin, Dong-Sam & Choong Nyu Joseph C. Shlesinger Michelle Sholzberg Judith Shostack Rachel Shupak, MD Christine Simmons, MD Eileen Simpson Doug & Paula Sinclair Rudi Skvorc Sleep Management Group SMH Division of Neurosurgery SMH Division of Plastic Surgery SMH Division of Urology

SMH Division of Orthopaedic Surgery SMH Perioperative Services Department SMH Specialized Complex Care Program Management Reta C. Smith Ken Snowdon Henry Hin Leung So Soberman LLP Solution Q Software Julian Spears, MD Grace E. Speer Spence Financial Julia Spence, MD Crawford & Sandra Spencer Gordon & Laurie Squires Estate of Helen Allen Stacey George Stalk Steeles Memorial Chapel Tom Steeves Davor Stefan

Judith Stein-Korte The Stevens Company Limited E.A. Stevens Estate of Helen Marion Stewart James M. Stewart John Stinson Jack Stoch Dr. William Stoyka Sharon Straus, MD The S. Sturino Family Andrew Suboch Alan Sugarman A. Dean & Lynda Summerville Robert Sutherland William J. Swift Cathy Szabo Paul Szaszkiewicz Cammie Szorady Wayne Tanner, MD Ihor G. Taraschuk TD Securities Inc. Jerome M. Teitel, MD The Teixeira Family Telus Corporation Tenet Computer Group Inc. Leon Tessler Nancy Tham Douglas A. Thompson Frederick W. Thompson Greg Thompson Ivor & Kristine Thompson Margaret A. Thompson Richard & Judy Thorpe Mark E. Tinnerman Tkatch & Associates Willie T. To Doug & Gail Todgham Claude Tousignant, MD

Anne Trafford Khai Minh Tram Martina A. Trinkaus, MD TSG Essentials Robert Tuer Elizabeth Tullis, MD Norman Turk Louise Tymocko Don and Betty Tytler Foundation Tetiana Tyzkyj United States Gypsum Company Peter Vadas, MD Andre-Philippe

van der Heyden Bert & Joy Van Kleef Mark Van Slooten Hilde Vandenberghe Luc Vanneste Jack F. Van’t Spyker Carol Mitchell & Richard Venn Verdi Alliance Holdings Francesco Vergati John E. Verity Subodh S. Verma, MD Vestcap Investment Management Inc. John & Barbara Vivash Julia Voigtlander-Bolz, MD Sergio Vulej James P. Waddell, MD Rachel Wald, MD & Ron Wald, MD Catherine Walker Margaret Walker Gladys E. Walrond Frances E. Walsh

Peter & Louise Walter Christopher & Betty Wansbrough Jeffrey Wassermann, MD Sonia Watkins Nicholas Watson William J. Watson, MD Jordan Weinstein, MD William J. Weiser, MD Wellings Family Partnership Leonard Wellings Westbury National Show

Systems Ltd. Ursula Westlake

Westminster Chapter No. 176 Daniel Whelan, MD Darryl White Michael White Wendell & Christina Wigle Marty Wilding Leonard Willschick David Wilson Winberg Foundation The Windward Foundation Waldemar Winogradow Dr. Brent Winston Professional Corporation

Thomas Wolever, MD The Barbara and Harvey

Wolfe Family Charitable Foundation The Honey and Leonard

Wolfe Family Charitable Foundation Maria Wolfs Camilla Wong Cheuk-Kwong Wong Natalie Wong, MD Sylvia Wong Minna Woo, MD

The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation Mitchell Wywiorski Minnie Yack Andrew Yan, MD Jae Yang, MD Jenny Huang-Chuan Yang Ethel Ying, MD The Young Family Foundation Bill Young Richard Yu, MD Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Zalev Jeffrey Zaltzman, MD

Valerie Zellermeyer Helen Zinkargue Maria L. Zorzitto, MD Beth & Ray Zucchiatti K. Zylka Anonymous (16)

St. Michael’s Society People who have remembered the Hospital in their wills or have made a gift of a life insurance policy, RRSP/RRIF or charitable remainder trust become members of our St. Michael’s Society. Those who made this commitment between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012 are listed here, and their names have been added to our Donor Recognition Wall.

Lloyd & Marie Barbara Robert S. Brown Terence & Maria Collier C. William Daniel Ronald & Lynda Douglas

Robert & Odilie Gaudet Wai-Feng Yueng & Nelson Lee Zoltan & Irma Lengyel Gilbert Meyer Martha Olynyk

Ewing A. Rae Henderson Scott & Cairine Caldwell Pandit Tek Chand Swami Kristine & Ivor Thompson Anonymous (7)

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Ensuring the Future This year, thanks to our generous supporters and dedicated volunteers, we established four new Chairs at St. Michael’s: • The Chair in Homelessness, Housing and Health • The Chair in Trauma Research

• The St. Michael’s Volunteer Association Chair in Nursing Research • The Wallace and Margaret McCain Chair in Therapeutic Endoscopy

Inspiration • Leader • Tomorrow • Champion • Investment • Future Visionaries • Endowment • Dedication • Legacy • Support • Inspiration • Leader Many donors make gifts as investments to support quality care today and tomorrow. Endowed gifts are invested by the Foundation and the interest supports care, research and education through Chairs or Funds. Here are some examples: Named Funds The Angel Care Fund The Elizabeth S. Barford Multiple

Sclerosis Patient Comfort The Bitove Family Fellow in

Neuroendovascular Therapeutics The Bruce Family Lecture Fund The Mary Cassaday Pelvic Health Lectureship The Centennial Scholarship Fund The Wallace G. Chalmers Professorship

in Medicine – Dr. Tom Parker The Eric and Heather Donnelly

Endowment Fund The Terrence Donnelly Cardiac Research Day Fund The Gales/Ray Family Endowment Fund The Sister Christine Gaudet Scholarship Fund The M. Audrey Giles Endowment Fund The Dr. H. Patrick Higgins Memorial

Scholarship Fund The Johnson & Johnson Endowed Lectureship in Education

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The Albert C. Johnston Research Fund The Arthur and Sonia Labatt Fellowship

in Neurosurgery The Richard Lewar Research Endowment Fund The Samuel and Rose Levy Charitable

Endowment Fund The Dr. J.D. Loudon Memorial Library Fund The McCain Research Fund The Pat Nichols & Bob Tundermann Endowed

Fund in Cancer Care The Dr. Peter Leonard Pelmear

Endowment Fund The Dr. S. Gordon Ross Memorial Fund The Savlov Family Endowment Fund

for Arthritic Research The Squires/Hyland Trust Fund The Sullivan Trust Fund The Michael Ward Memorial Lectureship Fund The Wayne C. Wilson Endowment Fund The Dr. Gerald S. Wong Memorial Fund

Chairs at St. Michael’s The Brazilian Ball Endowed Research Chair in Cardiology Research – Dr. Howard Leong-Poi The Fondation Baxter and Alma Ricard Chair in Inner City Health Research – Dr. Pat O’Campo The Keenan Chair in Surgery – Dr. Loch Macdonald The Keenan Chair in Medicine – Dr. Philip Marsden The Wallace and Margaret McCain Chair in Therapeutic Endoscopy The Cara Phelan Chair in Trauma Research –

Director, Dr. Andrew Baker The Robert and Dorothy Pitts Chair in Emergency and Acute Care Medicine – Dr. Laurie Morrison The Dorothy Pitts Term Chair in Ophthalmology and

Vision Science – Dr. Neeru Gupta The Slaight Family Term Chair in Advanced Therapeutic

Endoscopy – Dr. Paul Kortan The Waugh Family Chair in Multiple Sclerosis Research –

Dr. Paul O’Connor The Chair in Women’s Health – Dr. Guylaine Lefebvre The St. Michael’s Hospital Volunteer Association Chair in

Nursing Research The Chair in Homelessness, Housing and Health The Chair in Trauma Research

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new founders: lloyd and marie barbara

We honour our most committed benefactors, those whose support totals $1 million or more, at our annual Founders’ reception. This year we recognized the tremendous support of Marie and Lloyd Barbara. We are grateful for their support, which has included urgent Hospital priorities, as well as inner city health initiatives like TARGet Kids! and the Chair in Homelessness, Housing and Health.

Marie & Lloyd Barbara.

Honouring Angels We received cumulative gifts of $1,000 and more in honour or in memory of these individuals between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012.

Dr. Beth Abramson Dr. Kamran Ahmad Mahin Ali Anthony Alleyne Dr. Fil Altomare Donald Anderson Diane Armstrong Ray Bala Hudson Beder Elda Benotto Norman Bensky Victoria Marie Broddy Gerhard Burgmann Norah Burk Dr. Jonathan Cardella Francis (Frank) Ernest Cariou Mr. Romano Catanzariti Joseph Wing Yuk Cheung Kham Chia Dr. Robert Chisholm Natalia & Thomas Cieslowski Marie Clarke Christopher Coates Bev Cochrane

Esther Scandiffio-Collins Jean Coté Robert Cunic Claudiette Da Costa Dr. Tim Daniels Valencio Dantas Kenneth Dasovich Bill R. Delagran R. Darren Dunn John Edward Elliott Kenneth Ross Flint Dr. Robert and Mrs. Sharon Francis Dr. Michael Freeman R. Donald Fullerton Monty W. Gardner Aba Gelman Dr. Louis Giavedoni Dr. Anthony F. Graham Kathleen (Kitty) Griffin Sari Grove Martin Gungl Dr. Neeru Gupta Jeanne Hammill

Dr. John T. Hart Irene M. Hatch Isabella Marie Hayes Peter D. Hearn Montserrat Hernandez Douglas Hurlbut Dr. Robert Hyland Dr. Ross Johnston Harold Kamin Dr. Gabor Kandel Athan Kanellakis Dr. John G. Kempff Dr. Paul Kortan Robert M. Koturbash Dr. Michael Kutryk Albert Laffradi Kimberly Dawn Lausch Dr. Jason K. Lee Dr. P. Leung Donald R. Lindsay Dr. Alan Lossing Dane MacCarthy James C. MacDonald Helen M. Macklin

Dr. James Mahoney Dr. Norman Marcon Fred G. McBrien G. Wallace F. McCain Heather McCallum Mary Christine McGoey Dr. Gordon W. Moe John Thomas Murphy Dr. Melinda A. Musgrave Dr. Avery Nathens Al O’Brien Audrey Mary O’Reilly Joe Pal Donald W. Panzer Dr. James C. Paupst John Peterson Dr. Mark D. Peterson Viola Piccininni Elan Prentice Victor Reubeni James Riach Norm Ringel Robert Scott Rowand Marjorie Helen Russell

Promilla Sanwalka Marie Sargeant Dr. Robert Sargeant Dr. Lee M. Schofield J. Kenneth Scott Vicente Sering Nadine Sharawy Kimberly Ann Shaw-Michaud Margaret Ann (Bonnie) Solmes Gerald South Jacob A. Stevens Rebecca Sweet John H. Tory Dr. Martina Trinkaus Dr. Peter Vadas Audrey van der Heyden Dr. Jordan Weinstein Debra A. White Jeffrey White Sander White Dr. David T. W. Wong Ross O. Woods Douglas Campbell Woolley

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Cumulative Gifts to St. Michael’s We wish to pay tribute to a special group of friends who inspire others through their outstanding generosity and deep commitment to this Hospital. The following lists individuals and corporations who have given or pledged more than $500,000 over the years to help Toronto’s Urban Angel.

ARCHANGELS Patrick & Barbara

Keenan and Family Li Ka Shing (Canada) Foundation BUILDERS Terrence Donnelly, LL.D.,O.Ont Estate of Leona Hummel Arthur & Sonia Labatt Doug & Jean Martin The Margaret & Wallace McCain Family

Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. L.L. Odette Allan Waters Family VISIONARIES BMO Financial Group Cara Operations Limited CIBC George & Kathy Dembroski Roy Foss & Family Johnson & Johnson Medical Companies Krembil Foundation Sophie Lewar Trust Stephan Lewar Trust The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation F.K. Morrow Foundation Dorothy M. Pitts RBC Foundation SMH Volunteer Association

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FOUNDERS Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited Estate of Elizabeth Aleen Aked Tony & Anne Arrell AstraZeneca Canada Inc. The Harold E. Ballard Foundation Lloyd & Marie Barbara John & Jocelyn Barford

Family Foundation Ralph M. Barford The Bitove Family The R.P. Bratty Charitable Foundation Brazilian Carnival Ball 2002 The Brenninkmeyer Family Clarice Chalmers, LL.D., O.Ont Mark & Ann Curry Elisa Di Bartolomeo –

Di Lorenzo Estates of John & Margaret Fairlie Gaetano & Giuseppina Gagliano John S. Hunkin & Susan E. Crocker Karl Storz Endoscopy Canada Ltd. Lombard Canada Ltd. George E. Mara &

Diane Mara

Robert W. McRae Bill Morneau & Nancy McCain Middlefield Group Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Tim & Frances Price Fondation Baxter & Alma Ricard Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Ryan Scotiabank Sisters of St. Joseph Ada Slaight The Slaight Family Foundation SMH Department of Medicine The Squires-Hyland Trust Bernie & Mildred Syron The Clement Talbot Foundation

(for the Prevention of

Vascular Disease) Peter & Louise Walter Rick & Lynne Waugh Don Wright, Mus. D. Antonietta Danisi &

David S. Young, MD Estate of Viola Young Anonymous (2)

Fellows Baxter Corporation John & Mary Cassaday The Jarislowsky Foundation The Henry White

Kinnear Foundation The Rotary Club of Toronto Estate of Lawrence Roche Canada Edmund Ryan Sanofi-Aventis SMH Head Injury Clinic TD Bank Group Governors Amgen Canada Inc. Estate of Rodney

Stewart Barron Bayer Inc. The Brookfield Foundation Canadian Heart Research Centre The Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation The CIBC Wood Gundy Children’s Miracle Foundation Wendy M. Cecil W.C. Cheung, MD Clear Channel Outdoor Con-Drain Company Limited

Patti & Gordon Cunningham Dominic & Pearl D’Alessandro Bill & Robin Downe General Motors of Canada Limited Great West Life, London Life & Canada Life IBM Canada Manulife Financial Rick & Gayle McGraw Merck Frosst Canada & Co. Mother Parker’s Tea & Coffee Inc. & The Higgins Family Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation Edmond & Gloria Odette Estate of Peter L. Pelmear RBC Capital Markets SMH Medical Imaging Consultants St. George’s Society of Toronto Estate of Elizabeth Tackaberry Michael J. Thompson / OAS John H. Tory & Barbara Hackett Anonymous (2)

“I am a St. Michael’s doctor and a grateful patient.”

When the Chief of St. Michael’s Emergency, Dr. Glen Bandiera, needed rotator cuff surgery he looked no further than his colleagues in the orthopedics department.

With a motorcycle accident in his past and the strains of playing recreational sports, Dr. Bandiera was experiencing increasingly limited mobility in his shoulder.

Last summer an MRI showed the injury required attention before it became irreparable. Knowing that St. Michael’s has extensive experience with mobility injuries, he knew where to get care. Dr. Michael McKee operated successfully, and after four weeks with a shoulder brace, Dr. Bandiera returned to work in the ER with a wider range of motion than he had experienced in over a decade.

The very same motorcycle accident that set off this chain of events originally sparked Dr. Bandiera’s interest in emergency medicine and trauma care. That fascination continues to drive his philosophy and his team’s work on improving patient care.

“Life is a jigsaw puzzle – when someone comes to our Emergency Room that visit is just one piece of a larger treatment plan,” says Dr. Bandiera. “For my team in the Emergency Department, it’s not just about the time we spend with patients – it’s about how we impact their future path through the healthcare system.”

Glen Bandiera, MD Chief of St. Michael’s Emergency Department

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Honouring Mentorship in Medicine

Left to right: Dr. Robert Hyland, David Gibson, David Glue, Jeff Olin, Patti Carmichael Pilon (Chair), Mac Borden (Vice Chair), Dr. Gordon Squires, Alex Squires, Alan Eaton, Dr. Anthony Graham. Absent: Debby Beatty, Betsy Lumbers-Chubb, Diane Mara (Vice Chair), Dr. Thomas Parker.

The Squires-Hyland Trust honours the legacy of one of Canada’s first hematologists, Dr. Arthur Squires, who was Physician-in-Chief of the Wellesley Hospital from 1955 to 1975. Dr. Squires was committed to furthering the “art” of medicine and believed in the importance of mentoring the next generation of physicians. In 2010, the Squires Trust became the Squires-Hyland Trust in recognition of Dr. Robert Hyland who was Physician-in-Chief at both the Wellesley Hospital and at St. Michael’s.

The Squires-Hyland Trust recognizes physicians for practicing medicine with excellence and compassionate care and for teaching with distinction. The funds raised by the Trust support educational initiatives like sponsoring visiting professors and acknowledging

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first-rate teachers and mentors. The Trust is also an ongoing sponsor of the annual St. Michael’s Urban Angels Philippines Mission, which treats people in remote areas of the Philippines who otherwise have little or no access to care.

In 2011, the Trust donated $1 million to create the Squires-Chalmers Professorship, which will create an annual revenue stream to be used by the Physician-in-Chief of St. Michael’s Hospital to support the Department of Medicine for clinical work, research and teaching.

Simply, Thank You.

“our unique Culture of giving.”

Over the past four years, the “Culture of Giving” program at St. Michael’s Hospital has succeeded in raising internal awareness of the value of fundraising, increased the number of dollars raised and increased the number of physician referrals.

St. Michael’s has achieved a North American philanthropic record. In a remarkable demonstration of partnership, 100% of our physicians have contributed to a fundraising campaign for a third time.

Last year, nine clinics piloted an initiative to encourage grateful patients and families to give back in recognition of the care they had received. The “Thx — Your support makes all the difference” campaign, playing on the Rx of prescription pads, was the next stage of this initiative and appeared on area-specific brochures and posters. This campaign is supported by a Hospital-wide poster campaign on the same theme. Large posters are on display in the main entrances, and smaller posters in waiting rooms throughout the Hospital. As well, small horizontal signs are part of all directional signage throughout the entire Hospital.

Thank you to all our Culture of Giving partners, our dedicated physicians, staff and volunteers, for their time, energy and financial commitment.

Your support really does make all the difference.

Robert Hyland, MD Medical Director of Philanthropy

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“Thank you st. michael's.”

Student, healthcare educator. Mother, grandmother. Tennis player, volunteer. Breast cancer survivor, chemo patient. Dr. Betty Power has led a rich and varied life. Now, 54 years after entering the St. Michael’s Nursing School, Dr. Power finds herself back at the Hospital, receiving cancer treatment.

When Dr. Power graduated from nursing, she went on to earn a BScN and taught for some years before completing an MEd and a PhD. Then in 1990 she tested positive for breast cancer. She thought of her children: “I’m never going to see them graduate.”

Dr. Power had a lumpectomy, removal of nodes and radiation. For 20 years all was fine, her children grew up and her career flourished. Then in 2010 a chronic cough turned out to be adenocarcinoma – the cancer was back.

Now she comes to St. Michael’s every three weeks for chemotherapy, part of a clinical trial under the care of Dr. Christine Brezden-Masley.

Says Dr. Power, "I cannot say enough fine things about the Medical Daycare Unit at St. Michael’s: they are my urban angels. They need to be in that new tower and I will do what I can to help. I also benefit from the fine research at the hospital as I am getting wonderful results and my disease has stabilized during my clinical trial. Thank you St. Michael’s!”

Betty Power, PhD Patient and Donor

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“St. Michael’s – my new family.”

Returning home one night after hosting his radio program, broadcaster Tarek Fatah could no longer feel his legs. His wife Nargis convinced him to take an ambulance to St. Michael’s Emergency.

Tests revealed that a cancerous tumour had collapsed on his spinal cord and was rapidly damaging his nervous system below the waist. Surgery was successful.

However, because his doctors feared that the cancer had spread, he underwent chemotherapy and radiation. In time, the cancer went into remission.

Because the tumour had wrapped itself around the spinal cord, there was residual nerve damage. Tarek was told that he would never walk again, but St. Michael’s Loch Macdonald disagreed, telling Tarek he would be out of that wheelchair in six months – and he was right.

Without St. Michael’s, Tarek would never have been able to celebrate his 62nd birthday surrounded by family and friends or lecture at the Idea City conference or accept his 2011 Helen and Stan Vine Book Award. Tarek would not have been able to continue writing his weekly newspaper column, nor continue to host his radio show.

“I look back on this past year not as a tragedy, but as a celebration,” he recalls. “It brought my family together and taught me so much about dignity and the human condition. I celebrated the best year of my life here surrounded by family, friends, and my new family – the staff of St. Michael’s.”

Tarek Fatah, Patient and Donor and his daughter Natasha

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Our Volunteers Audit and Finance Committee Thomas W. Cryer, Chair Lloyd Barbara Greg Belton Sarah Chow Allan Donald Tim Griffin Paul Higgins Jr. Andrea Horan Donor Recognition Committee Senator Nicole Eaton, Outgoing Chair Wendy Cecil Thomas W. Cryer Patti Cunningham Terrence Donnelly Jane Humphreys, Incoming Chair John Hunkin Daniel F. Sullivan Jaime Watt

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Executive Committee Michael Norris, Chair Tony Arrell John Cassaday Thomas W. Cryer William Downe Robert J. Howard, MD John S. Hunkin Pat Lace Timothy R. Price Daniel F. Sullivan John H. Tory Campaign Cabinet Co-Chairs Tony Arrell John Cassaday William Downe Margaret McCain, Honorary Chair John H. Tory, Q.C.

Cabinet Members Lloyd Barbara John Barford Geoff Belsher Julie Di Lorenzo William A. Etherington Anthony R. Graham, L.L.D Timothy Griffin Dr. Robert Howard Jane Humphreys John Hunkin Patrick J. Keenan, FCA Pat Lace Gerald T. McCaughey Florence Minz Bill Morneau Mike Norris Tom O’Neill Tim Price Ori Rotstein, MD Helen Sinclair Daniel F. Sullivan Bill Thomas Richard Waugh Darryl White

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ryerson turns pink This was the second year the Ryerson Rams women’s basketball team suited up in pink to raise support for breast cancer care at St. Michael’s.

From left: Jayne Kozovski, Dr. Heather Lane Vetere, Stephanie White and Lindsay Godbold.

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Chairs: Fundraising Committees Active 2011-2012 Chair in Homelessness John Barford, Chair Greg Belton JP. Bisnaire Senator Nicole Eaton Patricia Lace Chair in Cystic Fibrosis Tony Arrell, Co-Chair Dan Sullivan, Co-Chair Chair in Trauma Research Timothy K. Griffin, Co-Chair Michael Norris, Co-Chair Timothy R. Price, Co-Chair Stewart Burton Patti Cunningham John Lusink Ted Macklin Chandran Ratnaswami David Tennant Chair in Voice Disorders Heather Simmons, Chair John Vivash, Co-Chair Thomas I. A. Allen

Jennifer Anderson, MD Jeanne Hammill Margaret Hollingsworth Patricia Means Nicole Muzzo Steven Pezim Chi Ling Yo Angel Ball Gala Committee Lina Gagliano, Co-Chair Tony Gagliano, Co-Chair Melissa Martin, Co-Chair Joe Natale, Co-Chair Lloyd Barbara J-P. Bisnaire Brian Chapman Jane Cooke-Lauder Cam di Prata William A. Etherington Anthony R. Graham Doug Guzman Jane Humphreys Patricia Lace Ash Mathur Noella Milne Michelle Morin John Prato Walied Soliman Jaime Watt

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Urban Angel Golf Classic John King, Co-Chair John Manning, Co-Chair Michael Thompson, Co-Chair Gavin Higgs Governors’ Council Hartland MacDougall, Chair Ianthe Alleyne Bill Blundell Cindy Bowden Rudolph Bratty Suzy Brenninkmeyer Latham Burns Peter Cathcart Wendy Cecil William Daniel William Deluce Robert J. Howard, MD William James Allan Leach Thomas McCarthy Joe Pal Jack Petch Alex Squires G. Kingsley Ward Christopher Wright

President’s Council Bill Butt, Incoming Chair Hugh Arnold Brad Badeau Rose Baker Thomas. J Bitove Kevin Boyce Rick Brace Michael Bratty Ron Bremner John Cassaday, Outgoing Chair Erik Charbonneau Sarah Chow John Clappison Jane Cooke-Lauder David Crawford William S. Deluce Aldo Di Felice Sebastian Distefano Allan Donald Michael Flux Rob Fox Gerry Frascione Ed R. Giacomelli Steve Gupta Andrea Horan Patricia Houston, MD Robert J. Howard, MD Ken Hugessen Barbara Leavitt Kevin A. Li John Manning Ashok Mathur

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the new way to learn

On October 28, 2011, we honoured the friends who made the Allan Waters Family Simulation Centre a reality. As well as the Waters family who has given most generously for both the Simulation Centre and the Auditorium, we also received significant support from Karl Storz Endoscopy Canada Ltd. Building upon this, Johnson & Johnson Medical Companies made a transformative commitment to surgical simulation research.

Celebration to be placed

Cutting the ribbon are John King, EVP & CAO; Dr. Teodor Grantcharov, Medical Director, Allan Waters’ Family Patient Simulation Centre; Dr. Bob Howard, President & CEO; Marjorie Waters; Dr. Patricia Houston, VP Education; Brian McKinlay of Johnson & Johnson Medical Companies and Martin Rosenbaum of Karl Storz Endoscopy Canada Ltd.

Jim McKenzie Vincent A. Mercier Janet Norris Ken Pace, MD Paul Pew William E. Quinn Shubo Rakhit Ori Rotstein, MD Gordon Russell Rob Sainsbury Pietro Satriano Heather Simmons Alex Squires Lorne Stephenson Subodh Verma, MD G. Kingsley Ward Christopher Wright

Young Leaders Katie Harrigan, Chair Scott Beitel Dustin Brown Adam Brueckner Jesse Cassaday Tennyson Cho Jill Christie Scott Conly Chelsea Conway Damian Creber Amanda Dawson Jeremy Dietrich Andrew Farncomb Scott Fisher Sandy Gibson Michelle Heffernan Kyle Howard Ryan Howard Tyler Howard

Stan Kuliavas George Lace Brad Lawrence Jonathan Lin Marc Marzotto David Mowat Ashley Mulvihill Jessica Newton Giselle Pantazis Mike Richardson Max Sawka Stephen Shore Kate Taylor Greg Thompson Steve Thompson Adrian Turchet Steve Waugh Renee Wilde Aynsley Wright Omar Al Zaibak

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Artist’s Conceptual Rendering of the Queen Victoria Redevelopment Project New Patient Tower

Our Future In life’s defining moments, people want to be at St. Michael’s because they know they will receive expert attention and compassionate care. Now we are preparing to build the St. Michael’s that will serve your future needs and those of your family.

On November 29, 2011, the Honourable Deb Matthews, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, announced the funding for a new patient care tower in the northeast corner of Victoria and Queen Streets.

As a result, we will grow by 250,000 square feet and renovate 150,000 square feet of existing space. New features will include: • New operating rooms capable of incorporating the latest imaging equipment, which allow surgeons to perform minimally invasive, image-guided or catheter-based procedures as well as undertake open surgery in the same space • Improved in-patient facilities for orthopedic surgery, coronary care and respirology • An expanded emergency department to meet the needs of 75,000 patients a year “This new tower will transform patient care at St. Michael’s,” says Hospital President and CEO Dr. Robert Howard. “It will enable us to move patients out of hospital wings built as long as 85 years ago into modern, spacious units that have been specially designed to meet modern infection control standards and maximize the amount of time nurses and other healthcare workers spend with patients.”

Our new expansion will provide our world-leading healthcare physicians and staff with the best contemporary facilities and tools to ensure the best outcomes.

The excitement is building.

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Our Valued Partners

St. Michael’s Foundation Board of Directors

Mr. Michael Norris

Mr. Tony Arrell

Mr. Lloyd Barbara

Mr. John Barford

Mr. Greg Belton

Mr. J-P. Bisnaire

Chair Deputy Chairman RBC Capital Markets RBC Dominion Securities Inc.

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Burgundy Asset Management Ltd.

Senior Vice President & Director Burgundy Asset Management Ltd.

President Valleydene Corporation Ltd.

President HKMB HUB International

Senior Executive Vice-President Business Development & General Counsel Manulife Financial

Mr. Bill Butt

Mr. John Cassaday

Mrs. Margaret Coates

Mr. Mario Cortellucci

Mr. Thomas W. Cryer, F.C.A.

Corporate Director

Vice Chair President & Chief Executive Officer Corus Entertainment Inc.

Past President of the Volunteer Association St. Michael’s

President Cortell Group

Corporate Director

Mrs. Patti Cunningham

The Honourable Nicole Eaton

Dr. Anthony Graham

Mr. Timothy K. Griffin

Mr. Doug Guzman

Dr. Robert J. Howard

Cardiologist St. Michael’s

Chief Executive Officer Connor, Clark & Lunn Private Capital Ltd.

Managing Director Head of Investment Banking RBC Capital Markets

Vice Chair President and CEO St. Michael’s

Mr. William Downe President & Chief Executive Officer BMO Financial Group

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Vice Chair The Senate of Canada

Board Director

Ms. Jane Humphreys

Mr. John S. Hunkin

Dr. Robert Hyland

Mr. Patrick J. Keenan, F.C.A.

Mrs. Patricia Lace

John Manning

Board Director

Board Director

Medical Director of Philanthropy St. Michael’s

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Keewhit Investments Ltd.

Vice President Draxson Holdings Ltd.

Managing Director Capital Markets Equity Products Group

Ms. Melissa Martin

Mrs. Alayne Metrick, FAHP

Ms. Michelle Morin

Mr. William Morneau

Mr. John Prato

Mr. Timothy R. Price

Board Director

President St. Michael’s Foundation

Board Director

President & CEO Morneau Shepell (formerly Morneau Sobeco)

Consul General of Canada Consulate General of Canada In New York

Chairman Brookfield Funds Brookfield Asset Mgmt.

Dr. Douglas Sinclair

Mrs. Helen Sinclair

Mr. Daniel F. Sullivan

Mr. Bernard Syron

Mr. David Tennant

Mr. Michael Thompson

Executive Vice President & Chief Medical Officer St. Michael’s

Founder, President & CEO BankWorks Trading

Board Director

Chairman of the Board Cara Operations Ltd.

Partner McCarthy Tétrault

President Ontario Acoustic Supply Inc.

Mr. John H. Tory, Q.C.

Mr. Jaime Watt

Dr. David Young

Corporate Director & Chair Greater Toronto Civic Action Alliance

Chairman Navigator Ltd.

Managing Partner Actium Capital Advisors

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