2021 StFX Donor Impact Report by Stfx University

2020-21 STFX IMPACT REPORT A CELEBRATION OF XAVERIAN GENEROSITY

TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Messages from Murray Kyte and Wendy Langley 6 Fuelling Curiosity — Foundation support makes outstanding

student research possible

10 Touching Hearts and Shaping Minds — Financial support helps

X-Project strengthen community impact

12 Main Street Mainstays — Antigonish couple make supporting

StFX a lifelong priority

14 Employee Champions — Reema Fuller, and Dr. Lynda Harling Stalker 16 Stronger Together — Group giving for the collective good 18 Small University, Big Spirit — Xaverians unite for record-smashing

fundraising blitz

20 A Campus Jewel — Mulroney Hall looks to StFX’s future while honouring its past 24 Generosity in Abundance — Celebrity support boosts Coady Institute

Program for Indigenous women leaders

26 Donor Insights — Alumni Survey 2020 30 Celebrating Our Donors — The 2020-21 Donor List 70 The StFX Development Team 71 CCAE Awards

FRONT COVER (Photo Credit: Warren Robertson) — Elise Collet is investigating the impact the construction of a new provincial highway is having on the endangered black ash tree. Her work is supported by the Irving Research Mentorship Award.

Extraordinary Moments in an Unusual Year

Answering the Call for Our Students

Septembers always remind me of my first days at

It would be disingenuous to say that we sailed

I grew up on the StFX campus. My father worked

StFX. I arrived in the fall of 1983, equally excited and

through the past year, though. We all experienced

here my whole life. I shot hoops in the aux gym

nervous over the uncertainty of what was to come.

exhaustion at stages, which is why this fall feels all

on Saturday mornings. I spent four years here as a

I shouldn’t have been surprised. We’re Xaverians. At

the more invigorating. Now, as the vast majority of

student, as did my three siblings, and I spent the

every turn, we’ve pitched in and helped each other.

My uncertainties pale in comparison to those faced

our students, staff, and faculty are doubly vaccinated,

last ten working from my office in Xavier Hall, the

by our students over the past eighteen months, as

we are confident that StFX will have a year that is

heart of the university. I thought I knew StFX — and

At the end of the Day of Giving, you’d shattered

they faced a StFX experience unlike mine — or any

close to “normal” — and that’s definitely something

Xaverians — pretty well.

all previous single-day records — and that trend

other alumnus’, really.

to get excited about.

I’d like to say that it was the good times I had here

Beyond that, I’m proud of all those who worked

that shaped me, but it’s probably more accurate to

behind the scenes to get us to this point — including

Last spring, when we were in the early days of the

Class of ‘21 to the Class of ‘94 giving in support of

say that my challenges were equally formative. And,

you, whose support meant that we could still create

pandemic, our colleagues across the country were

students experiencing hunger, to A-list celebrities

I imagine the same is true for our students, who

extraordinary moments in a year that was anything

all saying the same thing: Put your fundraising on

shining a spotlight on Indigenous women leaders,

weathered their own storms during this pandemic

but ordinary. Thank you.

hold. No one is going to give money when things are

to corporations and foundations supporting student

so uncertain. Wait it out.

research and community outreach projects… it’s been

continued all year. Your focus — our focus — is But this year surprised even me.

— and who now carry their earned strength and resilience into the next phases of their lives.

You heard them.

always the students of StFX, and this year brought things into particularly sharp relief. From the Senior

Hail and Health,

an overwhelming year. A wonderful year, even. We heard that — but we also started hearing from

By now you know that StFX was one of the only

our students, now scattered across the country

universities in Canada to remain open for face-to-

and around the world, their academic years in total

face instruction last year. We went out on a limb, and

upheaval. We heard from students whose presence

trusted that our students would adhere to the myriad

at home created an unexpected burden on already-

safety measures we’d put in place. Barring a few minor hiccoughs, we were extraordinarily pleased with our community’s collective willingness to keep each other safe — and it paid off. We had zero cases

From all of us, to all of you: thank you.

strained family finances, or who didn’t have sufficient Mr. Murray Kyte ’87 Vice-President, Advancement St. Francis Xavier University

internet service to access their online classes. We heard from international students who couldn’t go home, and had nowhere to live.

in the fall, and of the three student cases of COVID-19 in January, our strict isolation protocols meant that

On the annual Day of Giving, we were careful not

we experienced no community transmission.

to get our hopes up, knowing that everyone was

Wendy Langley ’92 Director of Development St. Francis Xavier University

feeling the pinch — but we also told the stories of our students. 4

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Angus Kennedy examines equipment used to support his research projects. Angus is one of several StFX students completing outstanding research thanks to the financial support of our generous donors.

Fuelling Curiosity: Foundation support makes outstanding student research possible Elise Collet leads the way through a light-dappled stand of trees, searching for her favourite one — a black ash that bends towards the sunlight. Angus Kennedy repairs a piece of equipment before driving to a Cape Breton composting facility to measure gaseous emissions. Roman Fisher dons protective equipment to make a block of dry ice for his hand-made cloud chamber.

Photo Credit: Warren Robertson

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Bo Ndlovu (foregound) and Liam Johnston

Carly MacDonald is working via an RBC

(background) are completing research at the

Foundation Undergraduate Internship to

intersection of sport and computer science.

investigate the impacts of cap-and-trade policies

Their project is supported by the Wallace

in Nova Scotia. Her research combines both

Family Foundation.

economic and environmental concerns.

This summer, more StFX students than ever before

major who is in her third year at StFX this fall, and

$7,500 Irving Research Mentorship Award enabled

Some students also benefitted from the support

conducted research, working with professors who

who spent the summer investigating the properties

her to tap into a network of researchers across the

of the Wallace Family Foundation, which gave

devoted their own research time to mentoring

of supercool water under the guidance of Dr. Peter

province who are trying to determine the impact

them the opportunity to explore entrepreneurial

undergraduates and helping to shape their projects.

Poole, is made possible through a variety of funding

that the construction of a new provincial highway

ideas. Bo Ndlovu and Liam Johnston worked at the

StFX faculty members have long embraced students

supports. In addition to federal programs such

is having on the endangered black ash population.

intersection of sport and computer science; their

as vital components of their research, resulting in

as NSERC (the Natural Sciences and Engineering

Collet

discoveries

project’s goal is to create an easy-to-use program

graduates leaving StFX with extensive research

Research Council of Canada) and the university’s

this summer, and hopes that her work will extend

that helps coaches design training plans for their

experience and multiple publications to their name

own Council for Research (UCR), StFX students are

the vitality of a species of tree that’s central to

athletes and their teams.

— highly unusual for undergraduate students in a

extraordinarily fortunate to receive assistance from

Indigenous culture in Atlantic Canada.

postsecondary system that typically reserves such

private funders, too.

several

breakthrough

Collectively, these students represent an impressive Carly MacDonald, from Antigonish, worked via

array

More than sixty students received research awards

an RBC Foundation Undergraduate Internship,

underscoring StFX’s commitment to facilitating

this summer, including Elise Collet, whose 16-week,

investigating the impacts of cap-and-trade policies in

undergraduates’ creative investigation of myriad

Nova Scotia. Her research combines both economic

subjects. Their scholarship simply would not be

and environmental concerns, an area of interest that

possible without the generous support of private,

was stimulated after she took a class with Dr. Patrick

corporate, and government funding bodies.

work for graduate students. The work of students like Scout McKee, a physics

made

Scout McKee’s research investigating the

Withey, who’s long studied climate change and

properties of supercooled water is made

ecological economics.

possible by funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada && StFX’s own Council for

Although generations of research students have

Research.

embraced a summer in Antigonish, this past year

research

undertaken

this

summer,

made it possible for some students to work remotely. Katelynn D’Albertanson, who was supported by the Schwartz Business School Research Internship Award, spent the summer at home in Kelowna, BC. She explored the effects of various hiring practices on neurodiverse people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, particularly in the IT sector.

Photo Credits: Warren Robertson

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Touching Hearts and Shaping Minds Financial support helps X-Project strengthen community impact X-Project has been a vital part of StFX and the

visits across five core communities, and hosted

surrounding communities for fifty-five years.

on-campus recreation days, four youth leadership

Volunteer students travel to African Nova Scotian

events, a summer activity day, and a three-day

and Indigenous communities to tutor children — and

leadership conference. And, X-Project produced a

to illuminate the path to postsecondary education.

mentorship conference for Indigenous and African Nova Scotian young women called Sister-2-Sister,

In the early 1960s, StFX students borrowed cars from

the first event of its kind in rural Nova Scotia.

faculty priests to travel to Lincolnville, an African

X Project volunteers engage children and youth in a number of exciting and hands-on outreach

Nova Scotian community in Guysborough County,

Vitally, funding from the Windsor Foundation was

to help children with their homework. By 1966, this

leveraged to attract matching support from the

small crew of volunteers had a constitution: they’d

Jeannine Deveau Educational Equity Endowment,

never go where they weren’t invited; they would

resulting in the hiring of a full-time program

respect the needs and wishes of the community; and

coordinator in September of 2019. The coordinator

they hoped that — someday — they’d no longer be

has massively expanded programming and the

Early in 2021, the Windsor Foundation announced it

With the solid foundation of funding from the Windsor

needed.

volunteer base, organized a student executive to

would extend its support for X-Project for another

Foundation, X-Project is now poised to introduce

promote student leadership, and created new, key

three years, for a further $150,000. This funding

new ventures, such as Mi’kmaw language classes,

partnerships beyond the previous framework.

programs, including a math camp that took place in summer 2021.

will allow X-Project to expand programming and

virtual tutoring, culturally-appropriate mental health

youth

support for the existing partner communities,

services for African Nova Scotian youth, and outdoor

in four Mi’kmaw and three African Nova Scotian

create new partnerships in other communities and

recreational activities for marginalized youth.

communities in Nova Scotia. In small groups, StFX

organizations, and formalize structures to ensure

students travel to communities and engage with

long-term sustainability.

Today, the X-Project: Building Together program provides

broad-based

programming

There are now 50 regular student volunteers with X-Project, and 100 further occasional volunteers.

youth around their studies and their lives. Of course, it is not only the children who benefit from X-Project:

Although COVID-19 presented a unique set of

Beyond their face-to-face engagement with youth,

the StFX students who work as Community Outreach

challenges to a program that’s rooted in travel,

the regular volunteers do much of the recruiting and

Leaders gain extraordinary, first-hand experience of

X-Project pivoted and introduced new educational

training of new volunteers, creating a sustainable

diverse communities and cultures, and often report

practices that will carry on beyond the pandemic. For

ecosystem of volunteerism.

both increased knowledge and empathy.

instance, X-Project disseminated hundreds of craft kits to interested youth in 2020, and provided back-

One of the most significant, long-term effects of

However, until a few short years ago, X-Project was

to-school bags for all African Nova Scotian children

the Windsor Foundation’s support is the increased

hamstrung by a lack of significant funding, a staff,

in the Strait Regional Centre for Education. The

awareness of the potential to pursue post-secondary

and a central office.

new micro-grant program allowed three students

education in African Nova Scotian and Indigenous

to receive $3,000 to conduct a project that uplifted

youth. Encouraging numbers of students from these

That all changed when the Windsor Foundation

their communities. One made a video supporting

communities are applying to and enrolling at StFX,

came on board to support this outreach program.

Black empowerment, one created an elderly support

although there is much more work to be done.

Over the past few years, X-Project has blossomed:

kit program, and another designed and delivered a

volunteers have conducted 50 weekly community

literacy workshop series.

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If you are interested in supporting the X-Project through our annual giving program, contact Dawn Bekkers at dabekker@stfx.ca.

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The foundation of her StFX education was strong,

1987-89. He wears his X-ring proudly, and it reminds

though, and MacDonald set off for Montreal after

him of why he and Kathleen have made it a point

graduation, to complete a master’s degree in social

to support StFX all these years: “StFX made my life,

work at McGill. There, she met her eventual husband,

and we want to keep it there for others who come

Joe, who’d ironically grown up a stone’s throw away

after us.”

from her in rural Antigonish. Many members of their family have earned their Joe, from the StFX class of ’46, supported his

own X-rings, but this year’s recipient was even

undergraduate studies by working as a farmhand

more special: their grandniece, Patti-Anne Tracey,

and by tending to furnaces around town. He

was selected this past spring as the Senior Class

was employed in research and development in

speaker at Convocation. In a speech that was equal

a petrochemical plant in Montreal when he and

parts reflective and forward-thinking, she offered

Kathleen found each other, bonding over their

the newest group of StFX alumni some advice that

shared hometown — and their shared alma mater.

echoes Kathleen and Joe’s lifelong commitment: “I hope that you will choose to lend a hand to a

Together, they’ve remained committed to StFX for

Xaverian or a future, aspiring Xaverian; deepen your

more than seventy years. Joe once served as

relationships; build each other up. Take your Xaverian

President of the Montréal StFX Alumni chapter, and

spirit and your StFX storytelling with you.”

as the President of the Alumni Association from

Main Street Mainstays Antigonish couple make supporting StFX a lifelong priority Many students arrive on campus after long airplane

house that still stands. Her father was an alumnus

rides, or hours in the family sedan, sandwiched

of StFX, so it seemed natural for her to follow him.

between younger siblings and mini-fridges. Others

As a fifteen-year-old incoming student whose main

grow up with StFX in their backyard, learning to

goal was to gain the nuns’ permission to read Victor

swim at the Alumni Aquatic Centre and looking

Hugo’s Les Misérables, MacDonald’s first year was

through microscopes at the X-Chem camps. When

an adjustment. The post-war years saw young men

the time comes, they simply have to cross St. Ninian

flocking back to campus, and they joined her in class

or West Street a few minutes before class starts.

— which was quite a change: “They had been away from school for years, served overseas, and then

Kathleen MacDonald ’49 is one of the lucky ones:

come back. In one class, I was the only girl. I found

her family lived on Main Street in Antigonish, in a

that rather difficult,” she explains.

STFX 2020-21 IMPACT REPORT

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Dr. Lynda Harling Stalker

Employee Champions Giving Back Takes Centre Stage Before lights! camera! action! can happen, Reema Fuller and the dedicated staff at Theatre Antigonish work behind the scenes to bring professionally-led, local theatre to life on the stage of the historic Bauer Theatre. As Managing Director of Festival Antigonish, Fuller uses performance art to draw people together — something that was especially challenging during the past year. Once the university gymnasium, the Bauer Theatre has long hosted groups of students, faculty, staff, and community members, who come together to be educated, enlightened, and entertained. Fuller, who moved to Antigonish in 2007 when her husband accepted a tenure-track position in the

Reema Fuller

Faculty of Business, is passionate about ensuring that the Theatre remains a vital part of the fabric of Antigonish. She is also grateful to the festival’s supporters who share this passion. “Ticket sales only cover a fraction of our budget, so we rely on the generosity of our supporters and government subsidies for the arts,” explains Fuller, whose own generosity supports the Theatre and its programs. And, like many employees of StFX, she’s an active contributor to university programs and initiatives, such as the Xaverian Scholarship and Bursary Fund and the Gerald Schwartz School of Business. “I’m in my 40’s now, but I still remember how important the opportunity to access scholarships was for me as a student,” she says.

Rock Stars and Cool Courses When it comes to teaching during a pandemic, nothing is normal. Sociology professor Lynda Harling Stalker, known for her out-of-the-box research and course offerings, wasn’t daunted by the idea of trying something new. After all, two of her innovative courses have been previously featured by Maclean’s magazine, dubbed ‘cool courses’ to take at StFX. “The Sociology of Anne of Green Gables” weaves the study of the classic Canadian novel with theoretical elements of sociology, and her course on hockey

culture. Given Dr. Harling Stalker’s ongoing appetite for giving students a unique learning experience, it’s no surprise that she was able to create an exciting classroom environment in a pandemic, either. That same desire — to make students’ experiences excellent — underpins her reasons for financially supporting the university, too. She’s long donated to the Reverend Frank J. Mifflen Prize in Sociology, awarded each spring to a graduating student for excellence in academic coursework and extracurricular activities. “I try to give my students every opportunity to be successful,” she notes — an effort recognized by those same students, who once gave her a StFX-branded cardigan, emblazoned with the phrase, “Sociology Mom.”

examines the sport through the lens of Canadian

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Stronger Together Group giving for the collective good From the first day that students arrive on campus,

Since their 25th anniversary, the Class of ’94 has

they form groups: in residence, on sports teams, in

provided meal hall vouchers for students struggling

classes and departments, and at dining tables in

with food insecurity. Mary Fisher-MacDonnell, StFX’s

Morrison Hall. It’s no surprise, then, that those groups

Financial Aid Officer, uses these vouchers at critical

often persist beyond graduation. More and more,

moments, to help the hungry students who arrive

small groups of friends, teammates, and classmates

at her office. Often, students only ask for help when

are banding together to support current students,

they’re in dire straits — and Fisher-MacDonnell is

leveraging one another’s enthusiasm and increasing

grateful to be able to provide a hot meal when they

the impact of their gifts.

most need it: immediately.

A chance encounter nearly twenty years ago

Taking their cue from the class of 1994, this year’s

spawned one such project: the Class of ’54 Bursary

graduates launched a year-long campaign to seed

Endowment Fund. Dr. Owen Carrigan ’54 was en

their class gift. Led by Thea Hart ’21, the Class

route to Antigonish for his 50th reunion when he

Development Officer, our seniors launched the Food

stopped at a gas station and began chatting with a

Security Fund From ’21, an endowment aimed at

young woman who spotted his X-Ring. Her goal was

alleviating some of the challenges faced by their

to attend StFX — and she was working three jobs

classmates. “Food insecurity can be isolating for

to make it happen. That encounter fresh in his mind,

students,” Hart notes. “We thought about all the

Dr. Carrigan pitched an idea to his classmates when

things we love about X: small classes, socializing with

he arrived on campus: pool their resources to make

friends, being part of the community. Unfortunately,

the path to StFX a bit easier for Nova Scotian high

because of food insecurity, that isn’t the experience

school students. Now, because of their generosity,

everyone gets to have. We wanted to address that.”

dozens of students have received entrance bursaries to StFX.

Throughout the year, the senior class used a social media campaign and ceremonial events such as

“So many of us came out of StFX with a real attachment

X-Ring to raise money for the Fund — which was

to it,” Dr. Carrigan notes, so it’s unsurprising that “our

matched by StFX Chancellor John Peacock ’63

bursary has seen overwhelming support from the

and his wife Adrienne ‘63 to maximize our recent

class.”

graduates’ dollars. The Class of ’21 is proud the Food Security Fund From ’21 is now over $30,000, which

This year, for their Golden Grad, the Class of

will complement the efforts of the Class of ’94,

’71 wanted to create a new student bursary to

providing meal hall tickets, grocery store gift cards,

commemorate their time at StFX. Kevin and Lorraine

and vouchers for transportation to the grocery store.

O’Keefe ’71 are happy to contribute: “This truly was

a class effort,” says Kevin. “Our time at X gave us all

Alumni groups are also coordinating support for

a chance to grow and position ourselves for future

their athletic teams, hoping to provide current and

success. We want to give deserving students that

future students with a stable platform for success.

same opportunity.”

The Point After Club, led by a Cabinet of alumni,

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The financial support from groups of dedicated alumni has helped pave the way for future generations of Xaverians to enjoy the outstanding university experiences for which StFX is known.

raises money for the football program — and for

Alumni of club teams are similarly united: the men’s

infrastructure that benefits other teams, like lights

rugby squad has long given generously to the

for the practice field used by the football, soccer,

program, often in honour of their beloved coach,

rugby, track and field, and cross country teams.

Professor Ed Carty (and former coach, Dr. Derek Wood, who passed in 2010). This year, alumni of

Similarly, alumnae of the X-Women Rugby team

the StFX Rowing Club also took advantage of the

have launched a campaign, in celebration of the 35

matching funds for young alumni on the Day of

years of the program’s existence — and excellence.

Giving, rallying to support the program. Zak Lewis ’13

The X-Women have come a long way from wearing

notes: “So much of what I am today is a consequence

the men’s old jerseys: they’re holders of 21 AUS

of the time I spent at StFX. The community and the

championships, and are six-time national champions.

commitment I experienced as a StFX rower guided

This fundraising campaign aims to support the

my further education, my personal life, and my

program via scholarships and bursaries for players;

career. It’s vital to me to support a team that builds

a new locker room; and a travel fund for challenging

character and influences lives that make a difference

exhibition play.

in this world.”

If you are interested in supporting any of these initiatives, please reach out to our development team members, Cathy Fraser for Class Giving at cfraser@stfx.ca and Pat Thomson for Athletics and Recreation giving at ptthomso@stfx.ca.

Small University, Big Spirit Xaverians unite for record-smashing fundraising blitz It started early. Young alumni like Erica Harper ’18 scrolled through Instagram, stopping when she got to the StFX Alumni account. Seeing the stories of current students, who struggled

Adrian and Patricia Morrison ‘75 wanted to support

to find part-time jobs or buy textbooks this year,

the Day of Giving, in homage to their experiences

compelled her to swipe up and donate. On Tuesday,

as Xaverians. “It would be no problem to sit down

May 11th — known broadly as the Day of Giving —

in the SUB and be able to name every person

Harper was transported back into “the shoes of an

coming in,” Patricia recalls. “StFX has grown, but

undergrad student.”

that kind of intimacy is still an important aspect of

300

XAVERIANS AND FRIENDS OF X CAME TOGETHER TO SUPPORT THIS YEAR’S CAMPAIGN

$100

MEDIAN GIFT SIZE EVERY GIFT COUNTS – NO MATTER THE SIZE

the university.” The most significant emblem of the As the day went on, the fundraising team kept

Morrisons’ devotion to StFX is their son Bradley,

sharing those stories, of students whose lives have

who was named after a close friend of Adrian’s from

been transformed by their StFX experience, who’ve

Thompson House. The proud parents were happy to

received scholarships and bursaries and vouchers

welcome their son into the Xaverian alumni family

for meal hall. The donations kept rolling in, from

upon his graduation in 2011.

alumni and from friends of the university, in amounts ranging from $5 to $25,000. First-time donors were

“Without students, there is no StFX,” says Adrian.

challenged by a more senior alumnus, who pledged

“Supporting them is a valuable contribution that

to match any support young alumni offered that day.

matters to us.”

Sydney Henrich ’20 notes that supporting the Day

By the end of the day, the total was astounding:

of Giving felt like her “thank you to StFX. Thank you

more than $370,000 for our students. Donations

for helping me grow into the person I am today.”

eclipsed the previous record, set last year at the

Now a Registered Nurse, Henrich was happy to be

height of the pandemic. Once again, supporters of

able to make her first-ever gift to the university, and

StFX demonstrated acute empathy, understanding

contribute to the tally that she was watching in real

that every donation — no matter the dollar amount

time on Twitter.

— is given in the Xaverian spirit, so that others may enjoy all opportunities for success.

As part of the campaign’s mission to provide easyto-access links for potential donors, the digital donor

Thank you! (And mark your calendars: the next Day

map on the StFX website kept track of supports,

of Giving is Tuesday, May 10, 2022.)

who came from across the country and across the spectrum of alumni, whose class years ranged from 1951 to 2021.

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SUPPORTING THE HEART OF STFX — STUDENTS ALL GIFTS MADE ON THE DAY OF GIVING EMPOWER STUDENT SUCCESS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES

A RECORDSMASHING SUCCESS OVER $370,000 RAISED – SURPASSING LAST YEAR’S FUNDRAISING TOTAL BY $70,000!

Scholars’ Walk in Mulroney Hall connects upper and lower campus. It also houses a number of exhibits chronicling Mr. Mulroney’s legacy of public service.

A Campus Jewel Mulroney Hall looks to StFX’s future while honouring its past Designed by Moriyama and Teshima, the architectural firm that also designed the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo and the Museum of War in Ottawa, Mulroney Hall is entering its third year as the central academic building on StFX’s upper campus.

Photo Credit: Warren Robertson

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The first structure of the Xaverian Commons project,

Mulroney Institute of Government and the Public

planned; for instance, the colour of the bricks (from

founder of StFX). The 130 informal learning spaces

Mulroney Hall is fulfilling its mandate to bring

Policy and Governance program.

the Shaw company in Halifax) complements the

lining the exterior of the building mean students

darker tones of the oldest building on campus,

can study, enveloped by the community that has embraced StFX since 1853.

students together to collaborate; to bring faculty together to conduct cutting-edge research; and to

Although it took merely two years to build, the story

Xavier Hall, while the pattern of the bricks echoes

foster a unique undergraduate experience.

of Mulroney Hall extends much further. Even before

those on the Schwartz School of Business. Mulroney

Brian Mulroney graduated from StFX in 1959, he acted

Hall was designed to be sympathetic to the existing

In the interior of the building are 15 classrooms,

Constructed by EllisDon, the firm that also built

as an ambassador of the university, representing his

neo-Georgian architecture found in other campus

which accommodate between 40 and 80 students

the Halifax Central Library, the 93,000 square

alma mater in debating contests and student political

buildings, but not a replica of them.

in flexible seating configurations. They are each

feet of Mulroney Hall extend over four floors,

events across Canada. Later, he spearheaded efforts

equipped with smart technology that enables

including the Joyce Family Atrium; the 300-seat

to raise money for the Alumni Aquatic Centre’s

professors to engage innovatively with students —

Barrick Auditorium; Scholars’ Walk, which features

construction and several other ventures on campus.

and students with each other. The Active Learning

interactive exhibits of The Right Honourable Brian

But, his legacy is significantly bound to his multi-year

classroom has pods with technology that can be

Mulroney’s life in the public sphere; and a replica

fundraising campaign on behalf of the university,

controlled by the professor or by students, allowing

of the Prime Minister’s office, including its original

totaling more than $100-million and resulting in the

students to take on leadership roles. And, the Maple

furnishings.

construction of one of Canada’s most ambitious

League Telepresence room is designed so that

centres of undergraduate education.

students from StFX can also enroll in classes at Bishop’s, Mount Allison, and Acadia universities.

While the lower floors are open to the public, the upper floors are private and house the Departments

And while Mulroney Hall is decidedly a building for

Nearly 40% of the windows in Mulroney Hall are covered with

of Political Science, Development Studies, and

the future, it also pays homage to the history of

the building cool in summer and warm in winter.

Women’s and Gender Studies — as well as the Brian

StFX. The details of Mulroney Hall were meticulously

imperceptible ceramic frits, which translate solar heat to keep

Even invisible details are in keeping with StFX’s larger mandate to reduce its environmental impact: the building is served by a geothermal heating and The Joyce Family Atrium is a focal point of

cooling system, and because so much of Mulroney

Mulroney Hall, serving as StFX’s “campus

Hall is glass, nearly 40% of the windows are covered

living room.” The space is popular with students, staff, and faculty alike.

with imperceptible ceramic frits, which translate solar heat to keep the building cool in summer and

The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government, housed in

warm in winter.

Mulroney Hall, is Canada’s only undergraduate institute

Views from the upper floors create a 360-degree

Any visit to the StFX campus must include a visit

panorama of the hills surrounding Antigonish; from

to Mulroney Hall, both for the immersive exhibits

Mulroney Hall, one can see all of campus (tracing

about the life of one of StFX’s proudest alumni

the history of its expansion from Xavier Hall to the

and to witness the building buzzing with students

present day); St. Ninian’s Cathedral; downtown

animatedly discussing climate issues and faculty

Antigonish; Antigonish Landing (the traditional home

debating policies about Arctic marine security.

dedicated to the study of public policy and governance.

of the Mi’kmaq people); Antigonish Harbour (where Loyalist settlers first arrived in the late 1700s); and Williams Point (home of the first Scottish settlers in Antigonish, including Bishop Colin F. MacKinnon,

Photo Credits: Warren Robertson

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The Coady Institute has, for more than sixty years,

communities, and the strength and resilience of

been a leader in global development. This work has

women who are the backbones of those communities.

taken place in many countries around the world, but

As a result of Reynolds’ and Lively’s gift, Coady is

here in Canada, Coady has made particular progress

able to deepen its work with Indigenous communities

in the area of Indigenous women’s leadership.

by building women’s leadership potential; support social innovations that contribute to social and

The Circle of Abundance program supports

When Coady came to the attention of Canadian

economic

actor, Ryan Reynolds, he and his wife (the actor

members; expand offerings of Indigenous women’s

Blake Lively) were struck by the importance of

leadership programs for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit

the Indigenous women’s leadership programming.

women; create exchanges for Indigenous women

Long-time

causes,

around the world; and support the incubation of a

Reynolds and Lively contacted Coady and offered

new Indigenous-led and Indigenous-run women’s

their support in the form of a seed gift, which is

initiative.

backers

social

justice

wellbeing,

and

for

community

used to encourage others to donate, too — a golden

the Coady Institute’s programming with

opportunity to raise awareness of Coady and the

Indigenous women leaders who are change agents within their own communities.

Ryan Reynolds notes: “The Circle of Abundance is something I support because I believe that there’s no stronger advocate for a community than those living within that community. I believe in women. I believe in their power to build local economies. I believe in their

Generosity in Abundance

power to build resilient communities. It’s incredibly

Celebrity support boosts Coady Institute Program for Indigenous women leaders

Coady, learning from their lived experiences, and of

exciting to be working with Indigenous leaders at course their collective wisdom.” The Coady has enjoyed moments in the limelight before — both John F. and Teddy Kennedy were

It started with a single phone call.

early supporters, for instance — but this surpassed anything our organization has experienced before. Our work has long been in partnership with the

When actor Ryan Reynolds contacted the Coady

years of programming for Indigenous women who

Institute last summer and offered his support for

are the anchors of communities across Canada.

Indigenous

This is Indigenous work by Indigenous women, for

women’s

leadership

programming,

we couldn’t have anticipated how that gift would

world’s most marginalized people and now, to our

well as staff from the Coady Institute and StFX University

delight, that work has been brought to the fore.

for a Zoom call earlier this year.png

Indigenous people; Coady merely facilitates.

galvanize the entire organization. His $200,000 Leveraging the power of celebrity, the Circle of

initiative — the Circle of Abundance — garnering the

Abundance campaign shone a spotlight on issues

attention and support of countless others.

that have long languished in the darkness. In a bleak year, one single phone call ignited a life-changing campaign.

Thanks in part to the power of social media, the Circle of Abundance is on the minds of the more than 90

Indigenous women’s programs and raise funds to

turned into a successful million-dollar fundraising

Through meaningful partnership and consultation

Ryan Reynolds joined Circle of Abundance participants as

million people who follow Reynolds and Lively.

support ongoing initiatives. If you are interested in supporting this initiative, please reach

The Circle of Abundance campaign signifies Coady’s

out to Lynn O’Donnell at lodonnel@stfx.ca

commitment to recognizing and building upon the assets and gifts that already exist in Indigenous

with Indigenous leaders, Coady is poised to support 24

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Donor Insights: Alumni Survey 2020

Every few years, the StFX Alumni Office undertakes a survey to learn how the university’s advancement department can best engage and serve our alumni. In May 2020, we received more than 2,000 responses to our online survey, then worked to compare our results with those of other universities in our peer group.

There were many important take-aways for StFX.

But, only 55% of current donors feel they were made

In many aspects, StFX is leading the way; in other

aware of how, specifically, their donation was used —

areas, we have room to improve. Rest assured: we

and we must do better in this area.

heard you. We were surprised to find that only 45% of all It will likely come as no surprise that StFX has the

respondents thought StFX was a charitable or

highest engagement scores amongst our alumni,

philanthropic cause. (A quarter didn’t think so

relative to other universities. This score takes into

and another quarter wasn’t sure.) We are indeed a

account such things as pride in university, attendance

charity! We have been registered with the Canada

at alumni events, volunteerism, donations, etc.

Revenue Agency as the “Governors of St. Francis Xavier” since 1967, which gives us the ability to

Why do alumni feel so strongly about their decision

provide tax receipts for donations.

to attend StFX? Many alumni report that StFX played an important role in their development,

With your comments, we heard we give the false

either personally or intellectually. Social factors

impression that StFX is flush with funds for all sorts

rated extremely high, too: not only did alumni report

of capital projects. While we have been able to elicit

fostering strong friendships during their time at

significant donations for major initiatives like the

StFX, more than 12% of respondents even met their

new Brian Mulroney Institute of Government and the

spouse here.

Frank McKenna Institute of Leadership, we continue to fundraise for such important endeavours as the

StFX Advancement — Helping to Build a Stronger

Xaverian Fund (which goes directly to students

StFX For Today and Tomorrow

in the form of scholarships and bursaries), new capital projects, and ongoing operations. Simply, we

StFX’s

the

continue to rely on gifts — both large and small — to

university’s development (fund raising), alumni, and

advancement

department

includes

fund important projects and initiatives. Your support

marketing and communications teams. As part of

remains as important as ever.

the survey, alumni were also asked to share their perceptions of the advancement department’s work. It was encouraging to learn that: • 86% of current donors feel adequately thanked or recognized for their donation; • 80% of respondents think we are good at celebrating StFX’s accomplishments; and • 73% think we are good at fundraising. 26

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Your Support Makes The Difference

over the years — and, we cannot raise tuition beyond competitive

rates

without

risking

enrolment.

We also heard other hard truths: even though

Thus, our future sustainability depends largely on

alumni reported high engagement rates, a mere

fundraising and private philanthropy, including

16% of respondents felt that their support makes a

support from our network of alumni.

difference. In fact, 58% of respondents thought their support didn’t make a difference.

Did You Know?

We must admit: this surprised us. We simply couldn’t

• Tax Smart: Donations to StFX are considered

function without the support of our alumni — both

charitable and thus eligible for a tax receipt.

financially and otherwise — and we clearly need to be

Private donors often retrieve a high percentage

better at relaying our appreciation for that support.

of their donation after filing annual tax returns,

As a post-secondary institution, we have four major

although the percentage varies by province,

funding sources:

gift amount, and the manner of donation (cash,

4% Estates

6% Friends of StFX

From April 2020 to March 2021, StFX received $13 Million in donations. Here’s where they came from:

1% Parents (current)

1% Service Orgs.

35% Foundations

25% Alumni

stocks, estate). 1.

federal government, via transfers from the provincial government;

• President’s Club: We host a special President’s Gala every June to recognize StFX donors who

2. student tuition fees;

have given more than $500 for 10 or 20 years, and

3. auxiliary services (conference services,

for those with a lifetime giving over $100,000. If

residence rooms, etc.); and 4. private philanthropy (i.e. foundations, corporations, individual donations).

26% Corporations

you’d like to know your giving history (and how close you are to your milestone), please contact Ann Arsenault at aarsenau@stfx.ca.

$3.25 Million: The amount donated to StFX by alumni in 2020-21. Here’s what your support helped to fund:

Although operational costs continue to increase, government funding to universities has diminished

Of Alumni Who Responded to Our Survey:

99%

would tell people they went to StFX

92%

report being either very or somewhat engaged with StFX

98%

would recommend StFX

84%

read the alumni news

97%

say attending StFX was either a great or good decision

69%

have attended StFX events

93%

own an X-Ring

66%

have given to StFX

6% Athletics Renewal Projects

1% Endowed Academic Chairs

7% Other

42% Scholarships & Bursaries

7% Unrestricted (areas of greatest need)

11% Athletics Program

26% The Coady Institute

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Celebrating Our Donors Thank you to all who supported StFX this past year!

President’s Club Members Reaching Milestones in 2020-21

— New Lifetime Xaverian Patrons — RECOGNIZING $100,000 AND ABOVE IN LIFETIME GIVING Mike and Lisa Boyd Ron and Laureen Cooper Gerry Marangoni Hon. Graydon and Beth Nicholas

As part of the Our StFX: Changing Lives, Together and Student Emergency Fund campaign, we asked students to tell us what they love about being part of the StFX family. Some of their answers are included in the photos featured on the following pages.

— New Twenty-Year Xaverian Patrons — RECOGNIZING 20 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBERSHIP Minoli Amit and John Hamilton Hon. Mary Coyle Robert and Murielle Curry Judith Kiritsy Roy Jim and Cindy Zien

— New Ten-Year Xaverian Patrons — RECOGNIZING 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBERSHIP Gord Cunningham and Marilyn Malis

Michel C. Leger

Michael D. Dudgeon

Hon. Cameron and Jackie McArthur

Robert and Nancy Fisher

Shawn T. Monahan

Monty Gallant

Mary M. Oxner

Robert Kennedy and Patricia Cormack

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— Lifetime Xaverian Patrons —

AS OF MARCH 31, 2021

RECOGNIZING ALL LIVING PATRONS WITH $5,000,000 AND ABOVE IN LIFETIME GIVING

RECOGNIZING $500,000–$999,999 IN LIFETIME GIVING

David Martin — Comart Foundation

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc.

Paul and Sara McFarland

Jeannine Deveau

Barrick Gold Corporation

The Molson Foundation

Gerald Schwartz and Heather Reisman

Laurent R. Beaudoin — J. Armand Bombardier Foundation

H. Barclay Morley

The Joyce Family Foundation

Quebecor Inc.

Sean and Peta Boyd

Scarboro Foreign Mission

The Catholic Women’s League of Canada

Lawrence and Judith Tanenbaum

Jeannine M. Cochrane

Trudy Young

John and Marcy McCall MacBain RECOGNIZING $1,000,000–$4,999,999 IN LIFETIME GIVING

Archer Daniels Midland Company

Hon. Frank and Julie McKenna

Mike and Lisa Boyd

The Rt. Hon. Brian and Mila Mulroney

John and Judy Bragg

Mary O’Regan

Fondation Marcelle et Jean Coutu

Stephen and Suzanne O’Regan

Susan Crocker and John Hunkin

Pathy Family Foundation

Victor and Mona Dahdaleh

John and Adrienne Peacock

Gay Dennis

Tom and Beth Rankin

Paul and Hélène Desmarais

The Rogers Family

ECN Capital Corp.

Wafic Said

Fred George

Amelia and Lino Saputo Jr.

Maureen and the late James Gogan

Urs and Francesca Schwarzenbach

Imperial Oil Foundation

Stephen A. Schwarzman

Arthur and Sandra Irving

Sisters of St. Martha of Antigonish

Hon. Henry N. R. Jackman

Steve and Kathy Smith

Michael Kastner

David and Faye Sobey

Lauder Foundation — Leonard and Judy Lauder Fund

Beth and the late Donald Sobey

Stephen P. Holmes — The Holmes Family Foundation

George and Helen Vari Foundation

Evelyn MacDonald

James K. Irving

Peter and Anne Vegso

Bruce and Peggy MacKinnon

The John E. Irving Family

Mark Wallace and Anita Lorelli

The late Douglas J. MacMaster

The late W. Galen Weston

Howard and Michele Kessler — Kessler Family Charitable Fund

Mastercard Foundation

The Windsor Foundation

Allan P. Markin

William Young

RECOGNIZING $250,000–$499,999 IN LIFETIME GIVING

Roger R. Boudreault

Elmer King

Jim and Barb Brennan

Magna International Inc.

Michael and Beth Brien

McInnes Cooper — Halifax

Robert and Andrea Chisholm

Hon. Michael A. Meighen — T.R. Meighen Family Foundation

Jonathan and Dianne Deitcher Trudy A. Eagan N. Murray Edwards Harry J. F. Bloomfield, QC Congrégation de Notre-Dame — Montreal Harris A. Fricker

E.F. Anthony and Hon. Pana Merchant Brian and Florence O’Brien Alvin Segal Family Foundation Trudy Shea Andrée and Paul Tellier Nancy Topshee-Pond and Kirk Pond Ted and Ann Turcotte Annette M. Verschuren

Hon. Margaret McCain

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— Lifetime Xaverian Patrons —

AS OF MARCH 31, 2021

RECOGNIZING $100,000–$249,999 IN LIFETIME GIVING

Glenneth Anderson

Lawrence and Lourdes Kelly

Andy and Carmel Raymond

Shannon and Jacqueline Stephenson

Jon and Susan Bekkers

Joan Kirwan

Joy and Diego Romero

Timothy and Francine Sullivan

Andrew Benedek

The Sandra and Leo Kolber Foundation

The late Helen M. Ross

Town of Antigonish

Robert and Ruth Bentley

Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole

Guy and Odette Savard

Timothy Upton and Beryle Girard

Peter Bowler

Hugh and Patricia Maccagno

Joseph P. Shannon

Walker Wood Foundation

Hon. Charles R. Bronfman

Burton MacDonald

Bradley S. Shaw

Edward T. Wdowiak

Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation

Kent MacDonald and Mary-Ellen MacPhee

Bill and Laura (Ryan) Shea

Terrance and Irene Wolff

Peter & Joanne Brown Foundation

A. Terrence MacGibbon

Mary Shea

Roderick Chisholm

Ron and Catherine MacGillivray

Mark Smith

Joan MacDonald-Choppin and the late Purnell Choppin

M. Teresa MacIsaac Wayne and Allanah MacKinnon

Helen L. Cianfaglione

Brian and the late Irene MacLeod

W. Edmund and Frances Clark

Rev. Norman J. MacPhee

William and Joan Clarke

Major Drilling Group International Inc.

James H. Coleman

Gerry Marangoni

Ron and Laureen Cooper

Gerald J. McConnell

John Cordeau and Hon. Carolyn Phillips

Frank J. McGilly

Stuart R. Davie

Liam K. McGowan

Vida Doucet

Kevin M. Morris

Lee Errett

Kenneth and Kathleen Moscone

Anthony S. Fell

Frank and Debbie Muller

Frank and Mary Fitzpatrick

Robert Jeffrey Munroe

Robert W. Francis

Rev. Douglas J. Murphy

Godin Family Foundation — Serge Godin

Hon. Graydon and Beth Nicholas

Daniel J. Gillis

Doreen Norris

James C. Grant

The Northpine Foundation

Neil F. Greene

Norton Rose Fulbright

Thomas and Gail Hayes

Barry J. O’Leary

Ewout Heersink

David A. Palmer

Bernard (Bernie) and Bernice Hicks

James A. Pattison

Ann Marie Keating

Hilary Pearson and Michael Sabia

Cathy Keating and Mike Foran

Sean Riley and Catherine Rancy

Gregg Keating

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The following is a list of our annual donors who made a gift to the university between April 1, 2020 and March 31, 2021 Can’t find your name on the donor list? It is probably because your gift fell outside this fiscal year period or you asked to be anonymous!

— Xaverian Gold —

— Xaverian Bronze —

ANNUAL SUPPORT OF $100,000 AND ABOVE

ANNUAL SUPPORT OF $25,000 AND ABOVE

Gerry Marangoni

Donald Barry and Maria Dewaele

Paul and Sara McFarland

Barrick Gold Corporation

The Rt. Hon. Brian and Mila Mulroney

Robert and Tracy Bennett

Margaret McLean and George Black

Estate of Alexander Beaton

Peter and Melanie Munk Charitable Foundation

The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation

Jingke Pan

J. Armand Bombardier Foundation

Hon. Graydon and Beth Nicholas

Susan Crocker and John Hunkin

Mark L. Smith

Mike and Lisa Boyd

Peacock Family Foundation

Richard W. Elliott

Nancy Topshee-Pond and Kirk Pond

Mike and Beth Brien

John and Adrienne Peacock

Timothy and Jane Elliott

Walker Wood Foundation

Kevin and Karen Chadwick

Power Corporation of Canada

Hildegarde Mahoney

R. Howard Webster Foundation

Victor and Mona Dahdaleh

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively

Stuart R. Davie

Amelia and Lino Saputo Jr.

Paul and Hélène Desmarais

The Gerald Schwartz and Heather Reisman Foundation

Archer Daniels Midland Company

Jeannine Deveau

Sisters of St. Martha

The Estate of Jean Gunn Lauder Foundation — Leonard and Judy Lauder Fund

Estate of Marjorie L. Smith StFX Students Union

Evelyn MacDonald

George and Helen Vari Foundation

Bruce and Peggy MacKinnon

VPMA Property Holdings Ltd.

— Xaverian Silver — ANNUAL SUPPORT OF $50,000 AND ABOVE Estate of Sonja I. Bata

Scotiabank

Bealight Foundation

Alvin Segal Family Foundation

BMO Financial Group

StFX Alumni Association

Hon. Charles R. Bronfman

The Lawrence & Judith Tanenbaum Family Charitable Foundation

Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation Congrégation de Notre-Dame — Montreal Godin Family Foundation — Serge Godin The McCall MacBain Foundation John and Marcy McCall MacBain Hon. Frank and Julie McKenna Norton Rose Fulbright RBC Charitable Foundation 36

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TD Bank Financial Group Hon. Paul and Andrée Tellier Ted and Ann Turcotte The Windsor Foundation The Young Fund at Hamilton Community Foundation William Young Jr.

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

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— Builders —

SUPPORT OF $5,000 AND ABOVE

Estate of John M. Adams

Frank and Mary Fitzpatrick

Hon. Margaret N. McCain

Minoli Amit and John Hamilton

Dianne Fleming

Mary and Robert McGaughey

Smith Family Trust — Robert Smith

Lisa Baker

Joseph A. Fleming

Liam K. McGowan

Christine and Mike Smith

Banque Nationale du Canada

Therese M. Fleming

Toby and Michelle McKenna

Sodexo

Andrew Beckett and Wendy Connors-Beckett

Dennis and Madonna Flood

Shawn T. Monahan

Solucore Atlantic Inc.

Mary Ann Forbes

William and Carol Moore

Judy Steele and Bruce Towler

Erwan Bertin

William Fox and Bonnie Brownlee

Hon. Samuel C. Moreau

Hon. Patrick and Suzanne Sullivan

Roger R. Boudreault

Karen M. Gardiner

Estate of Donald B. Thompson

Barry Bransfield

David and Sandra Gibeault

Denis Morris and Kathleen O’Brien-Morris

Tom and Bridget Brennan

Daniel J. Gillis

Kevin M. Morris

Trebley Holdings Ltd.

Gerry and Rosella Byrne

Beryle Girard and Timothy Upton

Madeleine Cantin-Parslow and Robert Parslow John and Ambrosia Caplice Catholic Women’s League of Canada

Google New York Bill and Jeanine Gunn Matthew and Mariette Hamilton Howard and Susan Haskings

Marc and Clare Champoux

Timothy W. Hynes

Julie Chisholm and Aly Mawji

Patrick and Karen Jancsy

Michael and Susan Chisholm

Dan and Susan Jenkins

Roderick A. Chisholm

Richard and Linda Johnson

Helen L. Cianfaglione

Elmer and Pauline King

Jeannine M. Cochrane

Murray Kyte and Catherine McCann-Kyte

James H. Coleman Congregation of Notre Dame Visitation Province Congregation des Soeurs de Sainte-Anne Context & Contacts Inc. Michael Cooper Ron and Laureen Cooper Steve and Anne Cunningham Dan and Maureen Dalton

— Builders —

Mark Mulroney

Frank and Linda van Schaayk

R. Jeffrey Munroe

The Vegso Family Foundation Inc.

J & W Murphy Foundation

Peter and Anne Vegso

Grant Murray

Vive Health LLC

NSGEU

Mark Wallace and Anita Lorelli

Brian and Florence O’Brien

Margo Watt and Jim Russell

Kevin O’Brien

Robert and Marilyn Westbury

Mary O’Regan

August S. Wilkins

Stephen and Suzanne O’Regan

X Ring Store

Jeff Orr and Anne Murray-Orr Rene and Catherine Proulx Effie Rankin

The Lamb Foundation

Tom and Beth Rankin

Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole

Nellie M. Rhynes Rochon Building Corporation

Martin Lyons

Martin J. Rochon

Burton MacDonald and Rosemarie Sampson Roberta C. MacDonald Rev. Stanley V. MacDonald James D. MacDougall

Paul and Lisa Rogers Ulrich and Noreen Rosa Bill and Laura Shea Francis and Janet Shea

The Edwards Family Charitable Foundation

Ronald A. MacIsaac

Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception

Rev. Norman J. MacPhee

Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada

B. Gerard Eldridge

David and Margaret MacPherson

John and Jean Farrell

Ann McCaig

Smith Family Foundation Donald R. Smith

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Torys LLP

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

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— Leaders —

— Benefactors —

SUPPORT OF $2,000 AND ABOVE

SUPPORT OF $1,000 AND ABOVE

Bernard and Bernice Hicks

Rod Bantjes and Maureen Moynagh

Jeremy Jackson and Paula Tiller

Bell Canada

Susan Johnson and Neil Kell

Robert and Ruth Bentley

Bethany L. Johnston

James Bickerton and Theresa MacNeil

Samuel R. Kadray

Ian and Clare Bilek John and Anne Birks Peter and Colleen Bowler James and Carolyn Bowne David and Julianna Boyd Laura Bruneau and Phil Bougie Errol R. Callbeck Roger and Joanne Campbell Dennis P. Caplice Michael and Teresa Caplice Bill and Joan Clarke Kevin and Eileen Concannon Fred and Marthe Cribb CST Consultants Inc. Isabel Cunningham Kenneth and Geraldine Dalton Estate of Joan Dillon Leanor Dobson and Bruce Link Michael D. Dudgeon Paul Dundon Steve Dunsiger and Joan MacDonnell John R. Edwards Mary and Peter Eldridge ERAC Canada Foundation Howard J. Evans Alphonsus and Maureen Faour Marc Furlotte Hugh and Doris Gillis Michael and Heather Gillis

Stephen J. Kelly Peter and Joanne Kenny William and Bernice Kiely Stuart A. Knight Angela Kolen James and Romonda Kuntz Thomas and Marius Langley Hon. Arthur and Patsy LeBlanc Brenda M. Lehmann Peter B. Lesaux Catherine Anne MacDonald Joseph and Kathleen MacDonald

Shawn K. Northfield Michael Nugent Mary-Eileen O’Brien and Kevin Flanagan M. Maureen O’Brien Michael O’Keefe and Crystal Pelly Charles and Roberta O’Neil Patrick and Cathy O’Regan Sean and Lisa O’Regan Mary Lou O’Reilly Ottawa Community Foundation Paqnkek First Nation Parex Resources Inc. Gerard and Marilyn Pembroke Susan Perreault

M. Teresa MacIsaac

Hon. Carolyn Phillips and John Cordeau

John and Mary MacKinnon

Peter Poole and Gina Sampson

Charles and Anne MacLean

Tim and Nathalie Reid

Anne MacNeil

Y. Beth Riley

Rev. Thomas A. MacNeil

Fred and Tommie Ryan

Wallace and Lillian MacNeil

Leonard and Fran Sarsfield

Leo and Heather MacPherson

Michael E. Silver

Garry and Julie Madeiros

M. Silver Holdings Inc.

Bob and Kelly Manning

Sisters of Charity — Halifax

Emelyne Marshall and Matt Langille

Sisters of Mercy of Newfoundland

William Marshall and Penny Fuller Kirk and Carla Mason John and Carol McCurnin Scott and Lori McEwen John M. McFarland Thomas and Natasha McKenna Valerie Millen

Ruth Gunn

A D Morrison Maxillofacial Surgery Inc.

Robert A. Hale

Archie and Cindy Morrison

Rick Benson and Paula Hatty

Sean Musselman and Jane Proctor

Glenn and Stacey Murphy

Joseph J. Starzomski StFXAUT Donald and Barbara St.Jean Thomas and Pearl Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan-Robertsson Debbie Tracey Marguerite I. Vernon Trust Leroy B. Wall Gary and Andrea Waterman June Webber Anne E. Young

Simone E. Abbass

Rev. J. Leo Cordeau

Deborah L. Gillis

Edward and Maria Agnew

Lowell and Christena Cormier

Peter J. Ambrose

Hon. Mary Coyle

Daniel Graham and Lauren McCarville

Hilary R. Amit

Gord Cunningham and Marilyn Malis

Udeni Amit and Andrew Roger George and Jane Anderson Andre and Audra Arlain Erin Austen and Jeff Teasdale Dave Austin and Kim MacInnis Alison Baizana Mark Barclay and Susan Gardner-Barclay James G. Barrett Anne E. Barry Judith A. Beagan Loretta Bennett Margaret Bonham Gordon and Karen Boyd Iain and Margaret Boyd Colin and Shana Brennan Michael B. Brennan Daniel and Rosa Brohman Dick and Jeanne Brown Douglas M. Brown Tara L. Buksaitis Christopher and Laura Byrne Anne Campbell Michael and Lori Campbell Carr Family Christmas Tree David and Deborah Case Diane J. Catellier

David and Anne Graham James M. Graham

Steve Cunningham

Anthony and Marina Grassa

Most Rev. Martin W. Currie

Robert Harvey and Therese Wilhelmy

Robert and Murielle Curry Michael and Donna Daly James Davis Peg Dawkins Dr Donald F. Dempsey Professional Corp. Lynne Donahoe Sheila F. Donahoe

Gertrude and Ken Haslett Austin and Barbara Hawley M. Jonathan Hood Glenn Horne and Sarah MacDonald Andrew Howlett and Nadira Rambihar

Glenn W. Doncaster

Kris Hunter and Kristel Fleuren-Hunter

Patrick J. Donnelly

Robert and Beth Hynes

Rev. J. Bedford Doucette

Richard and Charlotte Isnor

Ian Doyle Dentistry Inc.

Jay Bee Tailors

Leo B. Doyle

William J. Jesseau

Michael J. Drohan

Paula A. Jesty

Carson and Margaret Duncan

David and Jenna Joyce

Liam P. Ellsworth

Joan Kane

William and Linda Ellsworth

Paul R. Kane

M. Heather Facey

Maki D. Katsube

Donald H. Farrell

Michael V. Keating

Margaret Fitzpatrick

Michael E. Kennedy

Nicola Flossbach Jeffrey G. Forbes

Robert Kennedy and Patricia Cormack

Kevin and Sharon Francis

Natalie A. Kenny

Kirk and Danielle Francis

Sean and Jennifer Keyes

Moira Cavanaugh and David van de Wetering

Yvonne and Alan Fraser

Kinsmen Club of New Glasgow

Francis and Ellin Gallant

Bradford and Georgene Kinsman

Bernard and Brenda Chisholm

Leo and Peggy Gallant

Michael and Andrea Kruchten

Carl and Lily Chisholm

Monty Gallant

Janice and Donald Landry

Peter I. Chisholm

Moira Galway

Roderick W. Landry

Carol Cochrane

Samuel W. M. Gan

Timothy O. Lang

Anthony Conway

Michael Gerrior and Sally Burks

Ormille and Mary Hayne 40

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— Benefactors —

SUPPORT OF $1,000 AND ABOVE

Stephanie Langley and Daniel Bunbury

Hon. Cameron and Jackie McArthur

Andre and Kathryn Pickersgill

Jack and Valerie Sullivan

David and Judith Pink

Jennie R. Sullivan

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Plancorp Management Inc.

Suncor Energy Foundation

Michel C. Leger

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Saco Solutions Inc.

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Nexen Energy ULC

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Steelmac Ltd.

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David Garbary

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J. Kenneth Gavel

Daniel A. Kane

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German Society of StFX

Cicy and Shaju Kariath

Mike Cussen and Nancy Novinka

Michael and Jeanne Keating

Nanciellen Davis

Michael A. Gerrior Professional Corp.

Rensselaer Davis

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Michael A. MacKinnon

Paul Marquis and Anne Simpson Vincenzo Marra Linda Martin Colleen M. McAloon Brian and Mary McA’Nulty Scott McCain Norval K. McConnell Basil and Lucie McCormick Glenn and Susannah McDonell Jill McGahan Fran and the late Joseph McGann Mary McGillivray

G. Angus MacGillivray

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Robert Kenney

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Bernice Grant

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Linden MacIntyre and Carol Off

Timothy Dinesen

Joel Greenberg and Marcy Gringlas

Murdena and Mike Kolanko

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Rev. E. J. D’Intino Charitable Trust

Danette Haley and Sean Lund

Adam J. Kuntz

Emilie M. MacIsaac

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Michael J. E. MacIsaac

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Lewis W. MacIntosh

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

Michael J. McLaughlin Donald and Glenys McNeil Raymond and Joan McNeil Mike Melchin Scott G. Miller Richard P. Minard David and Anne Moeller

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Michael and Ellen Moher

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Tony J. Andrea

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Claire Roussel-Sullivan and Martin Sullivan

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Aberdeen Health Foundation Society

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Cauchy Muamba Henoc Muamba Kelvin Muamba Roderick J. Muise David and Gillian Muller Frank and Debbie Muller Brent and Mary Lou Murphy Flora C. Murphy Nature’s Way of Canada Ltd. Kwasi N. Nkansah Mary A. O’Hara Jeffrey C. Oland Barry and Susan O’Leary Brendan and Theresa O’Neill C. Patrick O’Neill Kwame Osei-Peprah Elizabeth OToole Mary M. Oxner Nicholas Peters Paul and Barbara Phillips Susan Pike Jane and Ernie Porter Nancy Regan and David Graham Blair and Kathleen Richard Thomas A. Richardson Kristine Robidoux Mitchell and Anne Marie Robinson Barry and Mary Roderick Maurice Rodgerson Elvis Rodricks and Harshi Patel Mark and Renee Romanowsky Robert and Jane Romanowsky David and Maymie Ronan John and Ann Rooney

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Lesley A. Ruggles

Mitchell C. Anglin

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Gwynneth Wong

Paul Acker

Bradley B. Anstey

Frances Baker

Cory J. Rushton

Kenneth Wong and Cathy Green

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Russell Wyeth and Christina Holmes

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Joseph Apaloo and Sherry Bowman

Janet Baker

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Judy Adams

Manuel Aquino

Mary Baker

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Carol M. Arbing

Philip Baker

Anthony Scoggins

Margaret L. Ahern-Standen

Andrew W. Arbuckle

Mary E. Balasch

Debbie A. Scott

Victoria A. Aidoo

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Tanya Baldassi

W R Scott Equipment Ltd.

Renee Albrecht

Sid Archer

Christopher L. Sellitri

Horace Alexander

John J. Archibald

Christine Baldwin-Murray and Stewart Murray

Doug A. Simpson

Lauren M. Alexander

Elizabeth Armstrong

Cecile M. Balizet

Bernard W. Sirois

William D. Alexander

John G. Armstrong

Lynn A. Ball

Saraswati and Krish Sony

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Paul G. Ballou

Jagger B. Statton

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Aida Arnold

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Arthur J. Stone

Larry T. Allen

Ann Arsenault

Victoria Banka

Keith and Colleen Suddaby

Marilyn A. Allen

Sr. Catherine A. Arsenault

D. Brent Bannerman

Ann D. Sullivan

Mitchell C. Allen

Daniel J. Arseneau

Rev. John R. Bannerman

Luke A. Sullivan

Paul H. Allen

Donald F. Arseneau

Kevin Barbour

Irma L. B. Swales

Gwendolyn Allison

Donald J. Arseneau

Sancia Barboza

Mohamad and Gisele Tauchid

Marie Ally

Brenda B. Arthur-Alleyne

Shane Barclay

Bill and Deborah Tierney

Eileen Alma

Deborah D. Ashe-Murphy

Stewart L. Barclay

Robyn Tingley and Brent McGovern

Gisela Alter

Terese Ashton

Kelly A. Barker

Oliva O. Alvarez

J. Roger Aspinall

Andrew R. Barkhouse

The late Harris R. (Eric) Amit

Danielle B. Atkinson

Brian L. Barkhouse

Allyson M. Amodeo

Linda J. Atwell

Alexandra N. Barnes

Amplify NS

Timothy D. Aubry

Lori Barnes

Barry V. Anderson

Gerald E. Aucoin

Carol Barr

Erik and Rachel Anderson

Kevin J. Aucoin

Brian M. Barrett

F. Carmen Anderson

Simon and Nancy Aucoin

Amy M. Barron

Heather J. Anderson

Beverley Audet

Sylvia A. Barron

Jean L. Anderson

David and Marianne Austen

Allan Barry and Mary Anne Riordon Barry

Matthew Schumacher Wendell and Keah Schurman

Alexa Zarins and Nino Kovacevic

Tony’s Meats Peter D. Tufts Carl and Betty Turner University Ave Radiologists Inc. Henry and Elaine Van Berkel Jennifer L. Vandenheuvel Thomas and Ann Van de Reep VON Pictou Patrick and Jacqueline Walsh Lori J. Ward Jason Webster

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Claire J. Andrea

India Autry

Rev. Jacob E. Andrea

Lisa Avery

Larry and Wendy Andrea

Sergei Babakaiff

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Linda Baker

Clare F. Barry The late Donald A. Barry

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Marion Bartlett

Trina Bender

Kelly D. Bonvie

Maureen Brannan

Monica Burks

Jamie Campbell

Elaine F. Barton

Berard and Patricia Bennett

Anne M. Boone

Karen Branscombe

Jo-Anne L. Burns

Jo-Anne Campbell

Gordon L. Basso

Gina M. Bennett

Bill and Nancy Booth

Teri Brean-Arsenault

Madison L. Burton

John C. Campbell

Anne M. Bastarache

Michelle Bennett

Richard A. Borden

Jana Brennan

John A. Bustin

Karen and Stephen Campbell

Cathy Bates

Doug and Lorie Benoit

Tamara J. Borden

Kathryn E. Brennan

Stanley and Teresa Butkus

Leith R. Campbell

Charlene Bates

Terry Bergdall

Terry E. Brennan

Wilfred W. Butler

Marcie Campbell

Patrick and Patricia Bates

Lindsay Berrigan

Bornish-Parkhill Sacred Heart CWL

Andrea L. Brennan-Hunter

Mary-Catherine Byrne

Mary A. Campbell

A. Ted Baumgartner

Heather Berry

Karen A. Briand

Donna A. Cabrera

Mary M. Campbell

Luke M. Baxter

Sandra M. Berry

Candice E. Brigley

Julie A. Cachia

Sara M. Campbell

Corinne J. Bayliff

Catherine L. Best

William J. Brockway

Clark W. Cada

Tony and Florence Campbell

Wilfred E. Bean

Big Eagle Investment Corp.

James G. Broderick

P. Jeff Cadegan

Carl F. Canning

Allana J. Beaton

Patricia B. Bilski

Bernard A. Beaton

Cory D. Bishop

Donald J. Beaton

Dianne Bishop

Finlay and Judith Beaton

Jeff and Chantel Bishop

Janet R. Beaton

Arlene Bissette

Linda Beaton

Kenneth and Dorothy Black

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Monica F. Black

Stephanie L. Beaton

Vicki Black

Michael D. Beck

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Rose M. Beck

Eileen C. Blair

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Elizabeth Beddiaf

Keith Blair

Judy B. Bedford

Sherrie and Stephen Blair

T. Ken Bedford

Rene V. Blanchard

Pat Bednarz

Margaret A. Blom

Ronald G. Beed

Henry A. Blumenfeld

Derek and Dawn Bekkers

Mary J. Blyth

Robert and Kathleen Bekkers

Valerie A. Bobyk

Glenda J. Belbin

Peggy A. Boccia

Andrew and Alison Bell

Katrina C. Bohnet

C. Annette Bell

Neil Bolivar and Christa King Bolivar

Catherine A. Bell Kyler and Gina Bell Louise N. Belle-Isle Margaret and the late Daniel J. Belliveau

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Alan and Glenda Bond Walter Bond Cassandra E. Bonnanfant Judy Bonnanfant

Anne Boswell Joanne Bouchard Suzanne Bouchard Patricia Boucher Claudette D. Boudreau Emma E. Boudreau Jean E. Boudreau Lucille M. Boudreau Phoebe M. Boudreau M. Linda Boulet Brian N. Bourgeois Dr. T. Jeffrey Bower Professional Corp. Verna Bower Philip P. Bowes Theo T. Bowes Jared A. Bowles Andrea M. Boyd Donald G. Boyd E. Leo Boyd Elizabeth A. Boyd Kristin F. Boyd Patrick B. Boyd Terence W. Boylan Jo-Ann M. Boyle Michael Boyle Todd A. Boyle Seana L. Brackett Cecil J. Bradley Joanne C. Bragg

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Jessica Brodribb

Anthony and Sabine Cahill

Natalie D. Cantle

Amber D. Brohm

Elaine Cairns

Erin M. Caplice

Brookfield Foundation Inc.

David R. Caissie

Brian Carlton

Garland P. Brooks

Ashley Calderon

David and Lauren Carmichael

W. Robert Brooks

John A. Caldwell

Gail Carney

Lori Brosnan

Shirley Caldwell

Robert B. Carr

Karen Broussard

Conner J. Cameron

Sean P. Carr

Caroline Brown

Coralie J. Cameron

Lorna Carroll-Plemel

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Nicole Carruthers

Sandra Brown

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Austin A. Carter

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J. Joseph Cameron

Patricia J. Carton

Janice M. Bruni

John F. Cameron

Sarah E. Cartwright

Kevin Brunkhorst

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Doris N. Carver

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Paul Cameron

Amanda F. Casey

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Sheila C. Cameron

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Cynthia Buckett

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Corrine M. Cash

John and Leslie Buckland-Nicks

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Karen Caston

Francine Buckles

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Hilary P. Buckley

Blick Campbell

M. Meaghan Catalano

Nancy Burbidge

C. Jane Campbell

John J. Cathcart

Doreen Burke

Douglas F. Campbell

Matthew J. Burke

Duncan and Natasha Campbell

Catholic Women’s League Quesnel, QC

Victoria L. Burke

Garth Campbell

W. Sean Burke

Ian J. Campbell

Elizabeth A. Burke-Mahoney

James D. Campbell

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Anne V. Caudle Willard J. B. Cavicchi Shani C. Cea

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Cenovus Employee Foundation

Shaun L. Chisholm

Dale R. Coleman

Jacques Cormier

Alan and Edith Cummings

Peter Davis

Michelle Centorame

Terri L. Chisholm

Maureen Coleman

James L. Cormier

Dan A. Cummings

Teresa Davis-Haines

Raymond V. Chafe

W. Brian Chisholm

Bernard J. Collins

Alex V. Corrigan

Jerome Cummings

G. Fred Davison

Jennifer and Dwayne Chambers

William J. Chisholm

Paul R. Collins

Horace and Jane Corrigan

R. Allison Cummings

Heather Davison

Susan Channen

Colleen C. Chisholm-Bennett

Dawn E. Comandante

Martin M. Corsano

Cindi Cunneen

Ian G. Davison

Rebecca E. Charnock

Mary Chivers-Harkins

Mary Catherine Compton

Ria J. Corsten

Kayla Cunningham

Robert Dawe

Kenneth Chavez

Joan Chiz

Michael J. Condon

Melanie Cotiangco

Stephen and Larissa Curley

Anne-Marie L. Dawson

Patrice C. Chea

Youngwon Cho

James T. Congram

John Coughlin

Ty P. Curran

Tammy P. Dawson

Jason A. Chen

Isabel Christian

Katie E. Conklin

Robert Coulson

William E. Currie

Richard C. Day

Christopher R. Cherkas

Christ the Redeemer Council CWL

Cheryl Conley

Cindy Courier

James D. Curry

Charles B. Decoff

Daphne Connolly

Shirley A. Covey

Joseph M. Curry

Cara T. Decoste

Karen-Anne Cherwonogrodzky Joseph C. Chesal Emilie J. Chiasson Gregory T. Chiasson Marcel B. Chiasson Mark T. Chiasson Paul-Emile Chiasson Paulette M. Chiasson Roland and Gayle Chiasson

Becky C. Chukwu

Eilish M. Connolly

Helene Cowan

Helen P. Cusack

Cindy L. Decoste

Angelo Cianfrone

Janice R. Connolly

Elizabeth Cragg

W. Andrew Cuttle

Keith J. Decoste

CIBC Wood Gundy Securities Inc.

Judith A. Connor

Lisa J. Craig

Tracy C. Cutts

Alexandre P. Degutis

E. Jean Cichon

H. Allan Conway

Monica H. Creber

CWL - Chapeau, QC

Anthony G. Delaney

Michael S. Cichon

Christopher D. Cook

Ben and Vanessa Creech

Carly L. Cymbaluk

Jean M. Delaney

James S. Clancy

Emma I. N. Cook

Terrence J. Cribb

Anne M. Dacey

Memorie C. Delehanty

Steven W. Clapham

Jody S. Cook

Mary A. Crilley

Jeffrey M. Dallien

Richard Delisle

Nancy E. Clark

Lynn Cooke

Rev. Bill J. Crispo

Liam P. Daly

Lynne M. Delorey

Nancy M. Clark

T. Terry Cooney

Trudy L. Delorey

R. Sandy Clark

Curtis Cooper

Jonathan Croft and Danielle Deveau

Matthew G. Dalzell

Michele Chiasson Suart and Glenn Suart

Kali J. D’Amours

Pauline and Louis Delorme

Valerie E. Clark

Julia Corbeil

Rebecca L. Croft

Kelly A. Danaher

Lila K. Demarsh Pavey

Bernie and Karen Chisholm

Cassie T. Clarke

Jessica L. Corbett

Michael A. Crosdale

B. Anne Daniel

Daniel A. Dempsey

Frances A. Chisholm

Edward and Pam Clarke

Laura J. Corbett

Kerby Crossman

William J. Daniels

Tammy M. Dennis

J. Derek Chisholm

Lisa J. H. Clarke

Martin and Shirley Corbett

Patricia L. Crossman

Susanna D’Arcy

Mary Anne Dennison

J. Harold Chisholm

Sean P. Clarke

Kathleen S. Corcoran

John Crouchman

Linda Darwish

Wanda K. Deschamps

Kelly-Ann F. Chisholm

Anastasia Clavelle

Nicole E. Corcoran

Hollie M. Crouse

Donald and Katrina Davenport

Mike De van der schueren

Kenneth G. Chisholm

Jennifer E. M. Cliff Marks

Marguerite E. Cordeau

Raymond C. Crowdis

Judith M. Daviau

Sean M. De van der schueren

Kim E. Chisholm

Maureen J. Clifford

Paul Cordeau

Lindsay Crowie

Cetus and Elizabeth Anne David

Rev. Duaine F. Devereaux

L. Graham Chisholm

Pascal Cloutier

Tony Cordeiro

Richard Cuba

Craig and Brenda Davidson

Albert W. Deyoung

Mary A. Chisholm

Katherine Clow

Jason A. Corey

Matthew J. Cullen

Margaret Davidson

Joseph P. Didyk

M. Elaine Chisholm

John G. Coffey

Charlie Corkum

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Arthur J. Davies

George Digout

Michael L. Chisholm

Michael and Carol Cohen

Ruthanne L. Corman

Dan Culligan and Gail Smith

Denise M. Davies

Kelvin Digout

Paschal G. Chisholm

Sheldon Coish

Chantal Cormier

Margaret Cullinan

Ryan J. Davies

Margaret E. Dillon

Riley L. Chisholm

William T. S. Colbert

Erin Cormier

Jill M. Cumby

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Ryan J. Chisholm

Patricia A. Cole

Frank Cormier

Lawrence S. Cumming

Michael C. Davis

James M. Dineen

Sheila Chiasson

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Bill and Rita Dinn

Shiraz Dossa

Tammy Dunnett

Tara J. Fanning

Andrea L. Fleischhauer

David G. Fudge

Carmen and Frances D’Intino Charitable Trust

Anne M. Doucet

Carol Dunsworth

Amy Farrell

Amy C. Fleming

Erika Fung

Gerald J. Doucet

Samantha F. Dunsworth

Fred and Mary Farrell

Barbara S. Flewelling

Ian R. Fung

Michael G. Dionne

Bernice C. Doucet-Pearce

Daniel Durand

John G. Farrell

Patrizia Florente

Erika M. Fyfe

The late Bruno H. Dipersio

Janet Doucette

Catherine G. Durdle

L. Daniel Farrell

Helen M. Flynn

Ellen E. Gabriel

Disability Support Program

Karen L. Doucette

Kim Eady

Stephen and Susan Farrell

Joseph W. Flynn

Ronald E. Gaffney

Francis G. Divito

M. Joel Doucette

Havi Echenberg

Amanda B. Faulkner

John Fogarty and Donna Brushey

Joseph Gagnon

Edith M. Dixon

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Amanda D. Faulkner

Victoria C. Fogarty

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Allan J. Doyle

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Judy Eggleton-Konings

Jules Fauteux and Mary MurphyFauteux

Robin A. Foley

Ethel Dobbin

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Mike Foran

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Maureen G. Doyle

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Kevin J. Drake

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Janette E. Fecteau

Donna D. Forbes

Nicholas Gamble

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Ivan Drouin

Donna M. Ellis

Cindy A. Fedoryk

Kristie Forbes and Jarrett Ehler

Casidhe C. Gardiner

E. Frances Doherty

John G. Dryden

Lynda Ellis

Gertrude Feeney

Michael D. Forbes

Rob Gardiner

Norma G. Ellis

Mary Kate Feeney

Andrea M. Forbes-Hurley

Kevin Garinger

Joanne L. Elsaesser

Greg and Stephanie Feltham

Elaine Fortune

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Sheila Feore

Marian V. Fortune-Stone

Lydie M. P. Gascuel

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Derek Forward

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Robert and Deborah Ferguson

Ann Foster

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Craig and Melissa Ferrar

Margaret M. Foster

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Oliver Endicott

Colleen R. Fiander

Kathleen J. Fougere

Karen Geiring

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MacLeod Group of Companies

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Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc.

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Parkin Architects Ltd.

Rachel J. Pink

Jessie Parkinson

J. Ralph Pitre

Holly L. Parsons

Lynne M. Plamondon-Long

Robert and Susan Parsons

Bernard N. Plante

The late Elizabeth M. Pasqualotto

Ellen M. C. Plemel

Shannon A. Morell James R. H. Morgan Carrol D. Morris

Patricia M. Murphy Patrick A. Murphy

Frances Newman Judith Newton John M. Ney Sr.

Julie Okeksiuk Tim and Courtney Oland Gary J. O’Leary

Rev. Eugene B. Morris

P. Maureen Murphy

Matthew M. Ngo

Laurel S. Olson

Anne M. Morrison

Robert H. Murphy

Duc V. Nguyen

Erin B. Oma

Rev. John F. Morrison Jonathan A. Morrison Mary M. Morrison Mieke Morrison Milena and Joshua Morrison Sarah Morrison

Terrence and Valerie Murphy Wendy Murphy William J. Murphy C. Michelle Murray D. Brad Murray Dolores M. Murray

Kelly M. J. Nichols Allan B. Nicholson James E. Nickelo Angela Nickerson Leanne Nicolle Cathleen Niedermayer

Henry Omokhua Barbara M. O’Neil Bernard J. O’Neil Derek and Nancy O’Neill Lisa O’Neill Trish O’Neill

Theresa A. Morrison

Kelly J. Murray

Julie-Anne Nihmey

Peggy A. O’Neill McNeil

Kristylee Morse

Mary E. Murray

Stephen C. Nikiforuk

Timothy and Pamela O’Regan

Katherine Motherwell

Mary J. Murray

Megan A. Noah

Kathleen M. O’Regan-Bent

Jessica Mpungu Ann M. Mugford Darryl and Virginia Mugford Glori G. Muhr R. Denise Muinonen

Nicholas A. Murray Rita Murray Sharon A. Musgrave Valerie L. Mushinski Tracy Muxlow

David B. Muir

Michael J. Myatt

Carolyn and Perry Muise

Tara Nanayakkara

Colin J. Muise

David M. Napier

Cyril V. Muise Leo J. Muise Myra P. Muise Wendy Mulherin Charles J. Mullally Conor Mullally

Nancy Murphy

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Mary B. Nash Catherine E. Naugle Edward M. Neafsey Brennan J. Nearing Charles J. Nearing David B. Nearing

David K. J. Noonan Janet E. Norman Aaron A. Norris Nova Scotia Kiwanis Music Festival Association Nova Scotia Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation Sharon M. Nowlan Emily T. Nunn Ray O’Blenis Law Office Inc. Darryl and Katherine O’Brien Elyse O’Brien Melanie O’Brien and Barry Agnew Molly O’Callaghan

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

Kathleen O’Reilly Robert and Virginia O’Reilly Krista R. Orendorff Melissa S. Organ Candace J. Ormond

Margaret M. Pateman

Casimiro I. Polegato

Kendra L. K. Patrick

Hannah K. D. Pollock

Nicole A. S. Patton

Heather M. Pomeroy

Karri-Lynn M. Paul

Louise A. Pooler

James A. Paulsen

Charmaine J. Pope

Sheila A. Pearl

J. Melinda Porter

Ali M. Peddle

M. Josh Post

Carmen M. Pedersen

Joanne Postma

Anne M. Pellerin

Chad T. Pothier

J. Bernard Pelletier

Christine A. Pottie

Emily E. Pelley

Richard Powell

Adam and Rebecca Pemberton

Brian J. Power

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Council CWL

Byron J. Penman

James P. Power

Dianne R. Penney

John and Nadine Power

Maureen Oxner

Douglas M. Penney

Robert D. Power

Nick and Marguerite Oxner

Dave and Anne Peralta

William J. Power

Reid N. Oxner

Jessica M. R. Perry

Jonathan Powers

Diane M. Orsini Brian W. O’Shea Jim Otmar Noel E. Ouellet

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

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— Supporters —

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

P. Daniel Praught

Lloyd E. Reid

Marie M. Rocznik

Robyn Rutledge

Rebecca A. Semple

Tammy Priddle

Lorelei A. Reid

Dylan P. Rogers

Jim and Bridget Ryan

Rhonda A. Semple

Prime Performance Therapy

Mary P. Reid

Malcolm R. Rogers

Margaret K. Ryan

Freeman Sencabaugh

Jacqueline Proberts

Paul E. Reid

Suzanne M. Rogers

Nicola F. Sabin

Charlene Serdan

Michael A. Proctor

Vincent and Caroline Reid

Chuck Romanoff

Angelina S. Sacdal

Alan E. Seward

Brian Profitt

Patrick T. Reilly

Franklin G. Romeo

Sacred Heart CWL

Donald S. Sexton

Danielle Pronovost

Reindert F. Reitsma

Rosemary J. Rooke

Alison E. Sampson

B. Colleen Sharbell

Gerald Punke

Paul S. Renault

Arlene I. Rose

Lisa T. Sampson

Irene Sharkey

Mary K. Purcell

Kelly Renshaw

Patty Rose

Brianna and Brendon Samson

Jonathan and Janet Sharpe

Judy F. B. Puritt

Joanne Reynolds

Sheila Rose

Gervais J. Samson

Jean M. Shaw

John M. Quinlan

Lisa Rhyno

Andrew W. Ross

Jim and Allyson Shaw

Claire J. Quirion

Brent Rhynold

Anita E. Ross

Robert Samson and Shelley MacLean

Eunice Raguin

Christopher Rice

Blaise J. D. Ross

Laura M. Sanders

Maureen Shea

Lisa Raine

Elizabeth M. Richard

G. Wallace Ross

Adela Sandness

Bernice Shears

Donald and Elizabeth Raizenne

Shelley Richard

Jennifer R. Ross

Laura E. Sandre

Cheryl M. Sheffield

Sadaf A. Raja

Veronica Richards

Michael J. Ross

Victoria M. Sandre

Dylan W. Shepherd

Sandra O. Ramdeyall

Ian Richmond

Penny T. Ross

J. Marie Sanford

Kerry Sheppard

Raksha Ramesh

Marilyn D. Rideout-MacKay

Lynn A. Ross-D’Albertanson

Linda Sangster

Kathleen B. Sheridan

Allison M. Randall

Tamara Rieck

Shawn R. Rovers

H Joseph Santerre

Averell Sherker Cheryl Sherman

Patricia A. Shaw

Earl A. Randall

David A. Riendeau

Carole Roy

Henri E. Saulnier

Lois and Robert Randall

Carol A. Ripley

Guy L. Roy

Jane M. Saunders

Janet Shufelt

Lawrence and Brenda Rankin

Mary L. Ripley

Hazel M. Rudderham

Margaret A. Savage

Ben M. Silver

Xavier and Sarah Rankin

David A. Risk

James A. Rudderham

Marilee E. C. Savage

Janice Silver

Luke A. Rannelli

Jacob M. Risk

J. Matthew Rudderham

Francis A. R. Saville

Mark Simonds

Michael S. Rasenberg

M. Josephine Ritcey

Vinelli Rumbaua

Eric R. Savoie

Toven and Laura Simonsen

Donald P. Rasmussen

S. Gregory Roach

Natalie R. Rumscheidt

Eric J. Scarffe

Alma J. T. Singleton

Andy and Carmel Raymond

Jessica C. Robar

Sheila M. Runnalls

Cindee L. Scarrott

Stella M. Sirois Craig D. Skaling

Sheila Redden

Cheryl Robbins

Ryan J. Rusich

Tanya Schaap

Nancy Reddin and Patrick Rush

Richard and Catherine Roberts

Doretta Russell

Jennifer E. Schmalz

Elizabeth Skidmore

Rita A. Redmond

Fern Robertson

Erin Russell

Theresa P. Schultz

Bradley L. Skinner

Jacqueline Reeves

Rev. James P. Robertson

Frank J. Russell

David A. Scott

Darren Slind

Ceileann L. Regan

Lisa Robertson

Glen W. Russell

Donald A. Scott

Gail Sloane and Peter MacDougall

Mary P. Regan

Jane F. Robichaud

Hayley C. Russell

Ewen E. Scott

Regina F. Smart

Karen Rehberg

Cheryl Robinson

Vivian Russell

Shelley Scott

Carolyn Smedley

Craig Reid

Nancy D. Robinson

Margo Russell-Bird

Leslie A. Scott MacLennan

Aaron R. Smith

Kimberley Rutledge

Madeleine Seatle

Betty A. Smith

Laura D. Reid

— Supporters —

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Layla Rocha

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

Bryan Smith and Shauna GrantSmith Cheryl Smith Cyril and Doreen Smith Danielle K. L. Smith D. Troy Smith G. Al Smith Hannah D. Smith H. J. Mora Smith Jaime L. Smith Kaleigh J. Smith Laureen D. Smith Merlyn Smith M. Florence Smith M. Gerrie Smith Richard J. Smith Roger and Jane Smith Tessa M. Smith Brenda Smith-Chisholm Truis Smith-Palmer Carl R. Smyth Anne E. Snow John C. Snow Uriel F. Soares Anne F. Socka William J. Sofan Jessie Somers Sonco Group Inc. The late Kenneth Soucy Ann Marie Spagnolatti-Gill Eunice R. Spear Sydny P. L. Spear Natasha Spence Forrest L. Spencer Marilyn N. Spencer Heather L. Sproule

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— Supporters —

— Supporters — SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500 Benedict and Helen Stach

Anna Stuart

Roderick H. Taylor

Jennifer Tramble

Susan J. Stallard

Chris Sullivan and Shelley MaldreSullivan

Tara D. Taylor

Francis Tran

St. Annes CWL Janet M. Stark Judith C. Stark St. Boniface CWL Paul E. Steele Kathryn Steeves Arthur Stefano Cecil J. Stein Jody Steinhauer Michael and Heidi Steinitz George B. Stephenson Brian F. Stevens Brian and Susan Stevenson Maria J. Stewart Marsha L. Stewart Nancy Stewart Samantha R. Stewart Samuel G. Stewart Susan A. Stewart Jennifer L. St. George Terrence J. St George St. Ignatius CWL Laura D. Stiles Clarke Harry R. Stirling

Carmel C. Teasdale

Celeste E. Tremblay

Rose M. Teasdale

Kathleen M. E. Tremblay

John and Gretchen Sullivan Joseph and Kenna Sullivan Josie E. Sullivan Jim and Karen Sullivan Monique Sullivan Raymonde Sullivan

Mary N. Teasdale-Porter Alexia S. Tedesco Deanna Teichrob Chantal Templeton Nicholas R. Thebeau David J. Thibaudeau

Patricia A. Tresierra Jessica Trevors Yvonne V. Trewick Harry J. Trihey Charlene Truffyn Cecile Tubetti-MacKenzie

Sharon A. Sullivan

Robert A. Thiesing

Helen M. Tubrett

Thelma E. Sullivan

Brad J. Thompson

Nicole Tuck

Barry V. Sutherland Bruce Sutherland and Associates Ltd. Tara Sutherland Jon and Danielle Svec J. Allyson Svenningsen Joel Swain Neil Swain Patricia A. Swain-Kehoe Mary A. Swart Anastasia M. Sweeney R. Alexander Sweet Theresa C. Sweet

Catherine P. Thompson Cynthia E. Thompson Danielle Thompson Jennifer and David Thompson Kelly P. Thompson Leo and Sara Thompson

Edith Tucker Leonard Tucker Sheila Tucker Jeffrey M. Tupper Kyle A. Turk

M. Carmelita Thompson

Zach Turner and Stephanie Nadeau

Owen T. Thompson

Nadine Turnnidge

Ross P. Thompson

Vincent Turple

Michelle Thoms

The late Garth Turtle

Michael P. Thomson

Karen Tutty-Smith and Donald Smith

Susan Tiller Lisa Timmons

St. Mary’s CWL

Paul Titanic and Linda Saunders

Jill Stocker

Edwin T. A. Swift

Wojciech Tokarz

Jennifer Swinemar-Murray

Denise V. Toland

Catherine A. Stover

Jennifer L. Sylvester

Andrew K. Tomash

St. Padre Pio CWL

James A. Symonds

Joanne Tompkins

St. Peter’s CWL

Nadine M. Tanner

Paul M. Toner

Robert and Martha St Pierre

Zack S. Tarr

Caroline Tooker

Juanita M. Strangis McPhee

David Taylor

Cassandra Torok

Aldonna Stremecki

Errol B. Taylor

Alyzandra A. Torreon

Gerry H. Strong

Hannah M. Taylor

Leanne L. Torrie

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Donna M. Trembinski

Jean-Claude M. Sullivan

William Sweet and Heather Carson

Jason Storm

Adam P. Teasdale

Francis M. Sullivan

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

Valleyview Catholic Womens League

David and Joan Wallace

Beth Vallis

Janet Wallace

Cynthia and Kelly VanBuskirk

Walnut Street Holdings Ltd.

Elizabeth A. Van Den Heuvel

Anne H. Walsh

Lindsay D. Van der Meer

Bryan R. Walsh

Jane Van de Sande

Debbie L. Walsh

Blaine W. Vandeven

John F. Walsh

Paula Vandeven

John P. Walsh

Sally van de Wiel

Kimberley D. M. Walsh

Wilhelmus A. Van Gestel

Leigh Ellen Walsh

Bart van Schaayk

Ray and Lynn Walsh

Leonard and Monique Vassallo

Valda Walsh

Sarah Veinot

William J. Walsh

Norine Verberg and Yvon Grenier

William J. Walters

Louise Verret

John F. Ward

Stephen P. Vickers

Bailey D. Wasdal

Vicki Lynn Crafts

Walter S. Watkins

Sheeba Vijayan

Luke and Shannon Watson

Aniko Villeneuve

Marion C. Watson

Edward and Constance Villeneuve

Tamara K. Watson

Susan Vincent Louis and Mary Visentin Charity Vivian

Lori Uberoi

Margaret Vloet- Morrison

Helen B. Udle

Manos Volikakis and Beverly Burns

Marcia A. Ullman Alan W. Ulrich Susan Underhill Joan M. Underwood United Woodmasters Inc. Adele Upton Marilyn A. Upton Curtis W. Urlacher Anne Valentine Ted and Shirley Valentine

Jack T. Wallace

Bryan Watt Jared J. T. Watt Patricia A. Watters Heather Watts John S. Wdowczyk Jennifer Wearing

Marina Vukosa

Denise C. Webb

Anne Waite

Hugh and Marilyn Webb

Howard Waldman

Wyman and Janet Webb

Ann L. Walker

Karen F. Webster

Elaine C. A. Walker

Mary Jane Webster

Luke Walker

Tayler W. Weeks

Pat and Gary Walker

Liara M. Weiler

Jerome B. Wall

Kelli A. Weinkauf

Cynthia and Jim Wallace

Barbara M. Wells

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

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— Supporters — SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

Margaret J. Werniuk

Catherine Williams

Constance A. Wrigley-Thomas

Eleni Zisimatos

Fraser H. West

Jean M. Williams

Sara Wuite

Nick and Trudy Zutt

Jamie West

John T. Williams

Sylvia Wulff

Lara L. Westhaver

Kimberly A. Williams

Ateka Yaghoubi

Keegan J. Whelly

Michael Williams

Elizabeth Yeo

Kirsty D. Whelton

Gail Williamson

Fairley Yeo

John H. Whidden

Michael G. Willis

Kirsten Yip

B. Darlene White

Ian Wilson

Christina Yiridoe

Blair R. White

Peggy L. Wilson

Irene T. M. Yorke

Jane M. White

Michael G. Winslow

Edward G. Young

Jean A. White

Vicki E. Wiseman

Kathleen M. Young

Jeffrey P. White

Frances Wittgens

Margaret I. Young

W. Neil White

Jaimie A. Wood

Trudy Young

Janet C. White-Riddell

Kent Wood

William V. Young

Sarah C. Whiting

M. Yvonne Wood

Kevin F. Yurczyszyn

Cheryl Whytewood

Thomas E. Woodbury

Marco Zanchetta

Barbara Wicks

Melanie E. Woodroffe

Karen E. Zappia

Grant and Jocelyn Wiebe

Andrea M. Woods

Betty A. Zegarac

Andrew M. Wilkes

F. John Wright

Cheng Tian Zhou

Anna M. Wilkie

Marilou Wright

Ping Zhou

Lynda C. Willey

Wenda Wright

Mark J. Ziegler

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For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.

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Development Team StFX’s Development Team is proud to help support our university’s mission, and works to ensure future generations of students benefit from the outstanding opportunities that make this an incredible university community. If you would like to learn more about any of the initiatives mentioned in this report, or wish to discuss your own giving, please contact a member of our team.

Murray Kyte Vice-President, Advancement mkyte@stfx.ca 902-867-2359

Katherine Edwards Campaign/Development, Writer kedwards@stfx.ca 902-867-2157

Wendy Langley Director of Development wlangley@stfx.ca 902-867-5182

Cathy Fraser Development Officer cfraser@stfx.ca 902-867-5017

Ann Arsenault Prospect Research Coordinator aarsenau@stfx.ca 902-867-5324

Maria Hartery Planned Giving Executive mhartery@stfx.ca 902-867-3380

Dawn Bekkers Coordinator, Annual Giving Program dabekker@stfx.ca 902-867-5114

Alexis MacDonald Senior Development Executive apmacdon@stfx.ca 647-884-2659

Iain Boyd Chief Campaign Officer, Xaverian Fund iboyd@stfx.ca 902-867-3231

Lynn O’Donnell Development Officer, Coady International Institute lodonnel@stfx.ca 902-867-5264 Rachel Pink Senior Development Executive rpink@stfx.ca 902-580-2768 Kathleen Provost Campaign Director kprovost@stfx.ca 902-867-2325 Pat Thomson Development Officer, Athletics ptthomso@stfx.ca 902-867-3672

Kailyn McLeod Stewardship and Communications Officer kmcleod@stfx.ca 902-867-3914

In May 2021, StFX’s Advancement Department was awarded five national medals at the Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education (CCAE) Prix d’Excellence Awards. CCAE recognizes best practices in the realm of fundraising, alumni relations, and communications at advancement departments across the country. StFX is a member of the CCAE, along with more than 130 other Canadian post-secondary institutions, and was honoured to win medals in the following categories:

GOLD: Best Community Outreach Initiative Neighbours Helping Neighbours GOLD: Best Fundraising Initiative The Circle of Abundance — Coady Institute SILVER: Best Alumni Initiative Alumni Chapter Challenge SILVER: Best Fundraising Initiative Point After Club

Production Team Managing Editor Wendy Langley wlangley@stfx.ca

Production Editor Mike MacKenzie mmackenz@stfx.ca

Writers Katherine Edwards kedwards@stfx.ca Kailyn McLeod kmcleod@stfx.ca

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SILVER: Best Media Relations Initiative CJFX Radio Interviews with StFX President, Dr. Andy Hakin

FO R MO RE INFO RMATIO N PLE AS E CO NTACT: Wendy Langley, StFX Director of Development 902.867.5182 | wlangley@stfx.ca