StFX 2021-2022 Donor Impact Report

2021-22 S T FX IMPACT REPORT A CELEBRATION OF XAVERIAN GENEROSITY

Dear Xaverians, Dear friends of StFX,

This week, campus is embracing the start of a new academic year. Student-athletes have returned to the playing fields and the gym; first-year students have arrived in loaded minivans; and faculty members have returned to the lecture halls and labs to deliver the academic content that is the cornerstone of the rich experience offered by StFX University.

Only a few short weeks ago, we celebrated our Summer Reunion, an event that went some distance towards making up for the missed reunions of the pandemic years. Hundreds of alumni, mostly from the classes of ’70, ’71, and ’75, gathered to reminisce and celebrate milestones, and Linda and I were very glad to – finally! – be able to spend time with our Xaverian family.

As time passes, I find that I am developing a greater appreciation and understanding of the incredible strength of this university’s relationships. It is one thing to hear about it; it’s quite another to experience it. I’m often amazing and delighted by the devotion our alumni have to their alma mater, but I’m equally impressed by the support that StFX receives from parents, friends, and private foundations. My thoughts are that they are seeing what I see: a university rich in tradition but with a clear vision for the future, where students become the fullest possible versions of themselves.

Please enjoy reading about the wonderful impact that your generosity is having on our university— particularly our students. Despite the challenges of the past several years, we are in motion towards our preferred bright future, thanks in large part to your support.

We look forward to a healthy and successful autumn for all Xaverians.

Many aspects of the university intersect in the departments encompassed in Advancement (which includes Development, Marketing and Communications, and Alumni Affairs). Our office regularly teems with activity, and we have many opportunities to engage with alumni and friends of the university at dinners, galas, reunions, and receptions.

Without fail, our conversations always turn to the students of StFX. You want to know who they are, what they study, where they come from, and how they arrived at StFX. You revel in their successes and sympathize with their challenges. You are quick to lend support and eager to hear about the ways in which that support can best be utilized – which is why I know you’ll be pleased to read the stories in this report.

They don’t just tell you that bursaries and scholarships are important; they show you. The Donor Impact Report is our annual declaration of appreciation for you, those who bolster the university and ensure that our students’ needs are met.

You might notice that, in addition to acknowledging recent gifts to the university, we’re reaching a bit further back into the past and highlighting some of the key supporters of years gone by. Quite simply, we can’t look forward if we don’t fully appreciate where we have come from. In honouring the history of our university, we bring forward the traditions and the moments that have shaped StFX into its current form – and we ensure that all those who support the university are fondly remembered, now and for years to come.

Thank you for your continued support of our university.

Wendy Langley ‘92 Director of Development, StFX University

Dr. Andy Hakin President, StFX University

Hail and Health,

A Remarkable Gift Honouring a Remarkable

Man: Jim Nasso ’59

In April, StFX announced that Agnico Eagle Mines had made a $5m gift to the university, in honour of the Chair of its Board of Directors, Jim Nasso ’59.

A rendering of the newly-named Nasso Family Science Centre.

Jim and Jackie Nasso

In 2016, Jim and Jackie Nasso established the Vincent Nasso Bursary Fund, in honour of their late son. Thanks to the Nassos’ support, Indigenous, Inuit, and African Canadian students have greater access to a postsecondary education at StFX. And, thanks to the recent gift from Agnico Eagle, the Vincent Nasso Bursary Fund will be further bolstered, ensuring sufficient capital to support students in perpetuity.

Nasso notes Agnico Eagle’s “culture of the heart,” and remarks that “StFX and Agnico connected in our vision—to do good.” He credits much of his success to his father, Domenico, who came to Canada in 1907 from Calabria, in Italy. One need only speak with Jim Nasso for five minutes to understand how proud he is to be Italian-Canadian, and to know how deeply he loves his family.

Agnico Eagle’s support enabled StFX to leverage a further $3.5m in matching funds; the total will be divided amongst three main areas to maximize impact on students, faculty, staff, and the Antigonish community: the Amelia Saputo Centre for Healthy Living, the Faculty of Science, and the Vincent Nasso Bursary Fund.

Sean Boyd, the former CEO and current Executive Chair of the Board at Agnico Eagle, highlighted the company’s simple mission: “We look to do good.” Boyd, who received an honorary doctorate from StFX in 2021, has worked closely with Jim Nasso for decades; together, they’ve helped grow Agnico Eagle into a leading mining company, with more than 23,000 employees. Boyd is quick to sing the praises of Agnico’s board chair: “Jim makes things fun,” he says. “Everyone has an extra jump in their step when he’s around.”

When Nasso arrived as a student at StFX in the late 1950s, he took his place among a class that was replete with future leaders, like the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney ’59 and Terry McCann ’59. Still, Nasso managed to establish himself as an “extremely smart and savvy” young man, according to class president, Rosemary MacLellan Scanlon ’59, who further notes Nasso’s “devotion” to StFX.

That devotion lasted well after graduation. For years, Nasso was a quiet contributor to the university—particularly for students who needed some financial assistance. Nasso gave several students summer jobs at his company in Toronto, but that was merely the baseline of his support. Marko Zecevic ’98 arrived alone in Canada from war-torn Croatia, and after a chance meeting on the street, Nasso brought Zecevic home to stay. Jim and his wife, Jackie, consider Zecevic a member of their family; Zecevic became a pseudo-sibling to the Nassos’ daughters, Liana ’90, and Nancy ’95. Merrick Palmer ’96 was also the recipient of Jim Nasso’s mentorship, and says “he’s been so pivotal in my life… he’s been a father to me.”

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It makes sense, then, that the third tranche of the gift from Agnico Eagle will go towards the Faculty of Science at StFX—and that in consideration of Jim Nasso’s lifetime of dedication to the university, the science building will be re-named the “Nasso Family Science Centre.”

No one is more pleased by this news than the young men he’s mentored all these years. Alex Stephen ‘06 says that a lasting life lesson he took from Nasso is “to be generous. In everything, be generous. He exemplifies that.”

Jim Nasso’s legacy resides in all those he’s befriended, mentored, and loved—and now, in the bricks and mortar of the StFX campus, too.

Photo Credits: Warren Robertson

“It’s incumbent on us to support people, if we can. And it has to have impact.”

Jim Nasso

It Takes a Village:

The Team Behind the Renovation of the Saputo Centre for Healthy Living

When StFX built its new athletics facility, the Oland Centre, in 1966, we couldn’t have predicted how much the university would change in the coming decades, from swelling enrollment to the amalgamation of StFX and Mount Saint Bernard, the women’s college.

In efforts to keep up with demand for the facility, Xaverians rallied to build the Alumni Aquatic Centre in 1980, which houses the swimming pool. The Charles V. Keating Centre, which holds ice surfaces, dance studios, a wellness centre, and conference rooms, was constructed in 2001.

a new round of renovations. StFX re-named the building the Amelia Saputo Centre for Healthy Living, our first campus building named for a woman, and got to work on the first phase of updates: installing new bleachers ahead of the Special Olympics National Summer Games; modernizing locker rooms; and overhauling the physical therapy facility.

It has become clear in recent years that the athletics and recreation complex is again in need of updating. We have a responsibility to provide a safe, welcoming, and accessible environment for all our users—which is why Lino and Amelia Saputo, parents of Giordano Saputo ’18, donated $10m in 2018 to kick-start

While a second phase of renovation – and thus, fundraising – was always part of the plan, the pandemic has very clearly demonstrated the centrality of an athletics and recreational facility to our collective physical and mental well-being.

Illustration by Addy Strickland ’21

A note to the Peacocks from Father Stanley MacDonald

Increased access has been the focus of the latest fundraising campaign for the Saputo Centre, so that more Xaverians and community members can enjoy the facility on a regular basis. This caught the attention of John and Adrienne Peacock, both members of the class of 1963. As students, they were very involved in campus life: Adrienne with the Dramatic Society and Home Ec Club, and John as the President of the Debating Society and Business Manager of the Varsity football team.

Since graduation, they’ve been staunch supporters of the university, from heading up alumni events in Montreal to serving on the Board of Governors and as Chair of Annual Giving (Adrienne) and becoming Chancellor (John).

In 2016, the Peacock family established the Dr. John T. Sears Chair in Corporate Social Responsibility, in honour of a member of the StFX faculty who’d significantly impacted John Peacock’s education as a student at StFX. They have also been long supporters of the Coady Institute, and helped bring new funding partners to Coady, too.

gift galvanized the fundraising team, leading to significant gifts from the StFX Alumni Association, Norman Hebert ’09, alumni, and Agnico Eagle Mines.

Incredibly, the Saputo family donated a further $1m towards the project, bringing the second phase of fundraising to $10m in total. These gifts will allow StFX to increase the capacity of the wellness centre and to remodel the auxiliary gym, improving access for all facility users.

A celebration of the Peacock family’s latest gift occurred in June on campus. In typical fashion, John and Adrienne graciously acknowledged and thanked the other parties who’d stepped forward to support the university and the Saputo Centre.

Their recent $5m pledge to the Saputo Centre renovation is thus unsurprising, perhaps – but it came with a challenge: StFX had to leverage their pledge to find matching funds. Exploiting a collective spirit of competition, the Peacocks’

“In my mind, we’re not giving— we’re giving back.”

John Peacock

Women Helping Women:

The Ellen Costello Women in Business Bursary Fund

The gender composition of university student bodies in Canada has changed; now, more women than men pursue postsecondary degrees at university—and StFX is no different, with a roughly 40/60% male/female split.

However, other aspects of Canadian universities remain problematic: there are still more male faculty members than female; senior leadership roles are more often occupied by men; and the enrolment of historically gendered disciplines (business, nursing, etc.) remains heavily skewed.

to recognize the top female students from the Schwartz School of Business. Dr. Eagan also created the Women in Business Speaker Series at StFX, and has been a mentor to many graduates over the past two decades.

In very recent years, StFX has taken strides towards parity: Dr. Amanda Cockshutt is the new Academic Vice President and Provost; three of our four academic deans are women; and the new Vice President of Finance and Administration is Monica Foster, from the StFX class of 1990. Fully seven of the eleven senior leadership roles at the university are presently occupied by women.

This spring, another StFX alumna made a significant gift to the university, to create the Ellen Costello Women in Business Bursary Fund, for students in financial need. Three will be awarded each year: one is a renewable entrance bursary for an incoming first-year student, another is for a student in any year of study, and the third is for an Indigenous or African Nova Scotian student.

Costello graduated from StFX in 1976. She grew up in the Boston area, the eldest of seven children, and saw StFX as an exciting opportunity to broaden her horizons. Costello notes that her time at StFX “was so foundational for me. It was part of growing up, realizing I could do more, learn more, make friends from different parts of the world. It was really fantastic.”

And just as the demographics of the students, faculty, and staff of StFX are shifting, so too is the make-up of our alumni family. Women are emerging as leaders, university supporters, and philanthropists, who often tailor their support towards young female Xaverians. Indeed, 2022 marked the 20th anniversary of the Women in Business Award, established by Dr. Trudy Eagan

Costello held several part-time jobs to attend StFX. During summers and school breaks, she worked at her town library and in retail, and while at university, in the music room of the StFX library and in the Bloomfield billiards room. After StFX, she began a career in banking, earning increasingly senior positions with BMO Financial, in Canada, Asia, and the US. She retired as CEO and a Director of the US company in 2013, but remains active on the boards of Citigroup and Diebold Nixdorf.

One of very few women to graduate from the StFX BBA program in the mid-1970s, Costello has spent decades breaking glass ceilings— all the while supporting her colleagues’ development. She has been an active supporter of diversity, and a mentor and sponsor in both

Dr. Trudy Eagan

Ellen Costello

professional and volunteer capacities. She reflects: “my greatest satisfaction is seeing others succeed… you want people who are better than you on your team.”

StFX has been a grateful member of Costello’s wider team over the years: she served on the university’s Board of Governors in the 2000s, and has long supported various aspects of the university, including the Coady Institute and the Schwartz School of Business. In recognition of her contributions to StFX, Costello received the Distinguished Alumna of the Year Award in 2011.

Now, with the establishment of the Ellen Costello Women in Business Bursary Fund, she is expanding that support even further. She recognizes herself in the women who come to StFX with limited resources, who simply wish to earn degrees, have careers, and exert control over their lives. After StFX, she initially worked in Halifax and then took her MBA at Dalhousie, joining BMO in Toronto in 1983. Costello received an honorary doctorate from Dalhousie in 2013.

highlights the “exceptional learning experience” the Schwartz School of Business provides, and is motivated by the need for more female representation in the workplace. “The School of Business has provided me with the confidence, mentors, and skills needed to succeed,” she notes, and describes her aspiration to teach business in the future: “there are not nearly enough women in business, and I want to not only educate and inspire the next generation of women, but I also want to be part of producing some of Canada’s most accomplished business leaders.”

The support of alumni and friends, such as Ellen Costello and Trudy Eagan, is perfectly matched with the passion and ambition of the young female students of StFX. The new Ellen Costello

Women in Business Bursary Fund will play a pivotal role in the education and success of generations of women to come.

Her goal in establishing the Women in Business Bursary Fund, is to “improve someone’s quality of life—so that they can make something happen for themselves. I think that’s a huge positive.”

While at the Schwartz School of Business, bursary recipients will be added to an everstrengthening cadre of women, including Dean Bobbi Morrison and senior faculty members like Dr. Mary Oxner and Dr. Monica Lent. Schwartz Women in Business is a student society that empowers women within the StFX community, and in the workforce; it hosts panels, workshops, and visiting speakers each year.

Recent Society President Maddie Tennant ’22

Madison Tennant

You might have noticed that we’re paying special attention these days to the history of StFX—and that’s on purpose. After all, if we don’t know where we came from, how can we know where we’re going? It’s more than that, though: we hope you see yourselves as part of the fabric of the university, and understand that your support will make a difference in the long term. In remembering our past, we are shoring up the legacy of all members of the Xaverian family— including you.

Neil McNeil: One of StFX’s Best Friends

The term “Xaverian Family” is often used to describe the alumni of the university, those whose experiences as students have shaped their lives and compelled them to lend their support to their alma mater later on.

Dr. Neil McNeil

But it would be disingenuous not to recognize that the Xaverian Family has long included supporters whose connection to StFX was not as an alumnus; rather, they’ve taken a keen interest in the university and chosen it as the recipient of considerable benefaction.

In recent years, the university has received myriad gifts from supporters who did not attend StFX. One need only think of the Saputo family, or the Irving family, or the Joyce family to understand just how much the university has gained from our extended Xaverian community.

Perhaps the most influential of our friends, though, is someone whose name might not be recalled by many contemporary Xaverians. Neil McNeil, of Washabuck in Cape Breton, left home in the early 1860s, seeking employment in the construction industry that had emerged during the American Civil War. With his brothers, McNeil established a construction firm that built innumerable stately homes and important public buildings in Boston and New York; they even constructed the Newport mansion of F.W. Vanderbilt, the railroad magnate.

McNeil had no children of his own, but his business largely supported his extended family. And so, when McNeil’s nephews enrolled at StFX, he took an interest in the university and sometimes visited on his way to Cape Breton. (His house there later became the Inverary Inn.) McNeil struck up a friendship with Rev. Hugh P. MacPherson, the President of StFX from 1906 to 1936. MacPherson kept up a correspondence with McNeil that lasted from the late 1900s to McNeil’s death in 1921; they often exchanged two or three letters in a single week.

McNeil’s first donation to StFX was $1000, for a cottage in Jimtown where the priests of the college could holiday. Soon McNeil, a

staunch Catholic, took a keener interest in StFX, and offered to build a new science hall for the university. Until then, the entirety of StFX operated out of Xavier Hall: it held faculty offices and classrooms and even an infirmary. The land behind Xavier Hall, further from town, was undeveloped; the only nearby building was St. Ninian’s Cathedral, and so MacPherson and McNeil decided to build the new science hall between the two (the McNeil Science Hall, as it was known, has now been encompassed by the Schwartz School of Business).

The Science Hall, which opened in 1911, cost nearly $40,000—but StFX didn’t see a single bill. MacPherson notes McNeil’s “princely help,” and credits him with galvanizing the students, faculty, and alumni. An alumnus claimed that he had never seen a science hall “so substantial, rich, and complete as” the McNeil.

Meanwhile, Neil McNeil was plumbing his social connections in Boston to drum up more support for the university. Dr. John Somers, an alumnus of the college who grew up in Antigonish and invested in real estate in Boston, committed the bulk of the money for a college chapel. In 1911, crews broke ground on land to the west of Xavier Hall (the building still stands on the corner of West and St. Ninian Streets). McNeil’s influence on the project was considerable: in addition to further financial support, he sent his nephew, John, to manage the build, and helped MacPherson make every decision – large or small – about the chapel’s construction.

MacPherson noted that the “Science Building and the new Chapel give the greatest delight to all the friends of the College.” McNeil and MacPherson were on a roll: now that the university had expanded, more students were coming to campus—and needed somewhere to live. The two men decided that a residence

The McNeil Science Hall (now the site of the Schwartz School of Business)

hall was their next priority, a home for both students and faculty. McNeil offered $20,000, if the university could find another donor to match his gift. Captain Patrick Mockler pledged $10,000, and though the building still bears his name, Neil McNeil ended up paying for about 75% of the building’s total cost. Again, McNeil was so involved in the project that he not only chose the wood for the floors, he also chose the colour of the shellac used to coat them.

McNeil and MacPherson’s final venture together was the gymnasium, now the Bauer Theatre.

Dr. Somers pledged nearly all of the building’s cost – about $20,000 – but McNeil was the driver behind its completion. The end of the First World War was nearing, and Canadians were facing a prolonged period of economic depression. McNeil wrote to MacPherson: “People are thoroughly frightened and afraid to [build] anything”—but McNeil wasn’t. He plowed ahead and ordered the steel in early 1917. Brick was nearly impossible to acquire, though, and the heating and plumbing of the building had to be added in after the War, as prices were prohibitive.

fall of 1915: “I never before had such good quarters. I look forward to this winter with great pleasure and with feelings of gratitude to God and kind friends.” He further noted that “the boys are perfectly delighted [with Mockler] and no wonder… it looks palatial inside.”

The expanded campus, McNeil and MacPherson felt, now needed a library and a gymnasium. They broke ground on the library in 1916, after a woman from New Brunswick offered $5,000… and McNeil and the college covered the rest. Once again, McNeil’s stamp was all over the project: “The roof itself has not been properly pitched towards the conductors so as to drain the water on the roof. This roofing has to be entirely undone and done over again,” he wrote to MacPherson, after checking on the construction personally in August of 1917. The old library, which stands next to the old chapel, was replaced by the new Angus L. Macdonald in 1965.

Collectively, these five buildings represent the renaissance of StFX. It is neither hyperbolic nor false to claim that without the interventions and support of Neil McNeil, StFX might not have survived the war years. Instead, the campus expanded, and men from across Canada and into the United States arrived here by train, eager to earn an education at one of the finest Catholic institutions in North America.

Though McNeil never graduated from StFX, the university felt it fitting to bestow upon him an honorary doctorate. He died “Dr. McNeil” in Boston in December of 1921. As though his enormous contributions of time, money, and support to StFX were not enough, he also left a considerable amount of real estate to the university in his will—nearly $600,000 worth (about $13m in today’s money). The Boston

Properties generated residual income for StFX for years after McNeil’s death, but his true legacy resides in being one of the original – and most influential – members of the extended Xaverian Family.

MacPherson was one of the faculty members who moved into Mockler Hall in the

Dr. John Somers

Mockler Hall, 1939

Support for Our Students:

The Scholarships and Bursaries of StFX

Last November, StFX celebrated a milestone: surpassing the $50m fundraising target for scholarships and bursaries through the Xaverian Fund. Since the advent of the Fund, the university has increased annual support for student bursaries, from $400,000 to more than $1m.

New scholarships and bursaries have been added, particularly in the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government and the Schwartz School of Business, and the Jeannine Deveau Education Equity Endowment has supported nearly 700 students of African Nova Scotian and Indigenous descent.

These are impressive numbers, and the university is beyond grateful for all our supporters. But it is clear that our students are not immune from broader economic trends, and just as dollars for the average Canadian are being stretched, so too are our students struggling to afford their education.

Scholarships, which recognize academic achievement, and bursaries, which attend to financial need, often determine our students’ futures at StFX. Scholarships such as the Philip W. Oland or the Dr. Ed O’Connor complement bursaries like the James M. and Evelyn MacDonald, while other financial supports, like the Allard Tobin Travel Award, offer a different sort of edification.

The Philip W. Oland Scholarship: Attracting Canada’s Top Students

In the early 1980s, the Philip W. Oland Scholarship was established at StFX, endowed with the support of Standard Brands, Ltd. (which is now Nabisco). High schools in Canada may nominate only one student per graduating class for the Oland, as it’s known—and the students must hold a 96% average or higher in their final year of study. Valued at $24,000 over four years, the Philip W. Oland Scholarship is a significant attractor of Canada’s brightest minds to StFX.

Julie Pink ’22 of Burgeo – a rural outpost on Newfoundland’s southern coast – recently graduated at the very top of the StFX class. She held the Oland for her four years of university, and notes that she’s “forever grateful” for the scholarship, which “changed my entire university experience, as it allowed me to fully focus on my studies without having to seek employment.” Pink now holds a BSc in Human Kinetics (with honours), and will attend the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College this fall.

PW, as Oland was known, ran Moosehead Breweries in Saint John, NB, before his death in 1996. The Olands of Saint John are descendants of Susannah Oland, who first brewed an October brown ale in her Halifax backyard in the 1860s. The Olands became a family of brewers, but following the Halifax Explosion in 1917, two factions of the family emerged: Oland Breweries in Halifax (which loaned its name to StFX’s Oland Centre), and Moosehead, in Saint John.

graduating seniors to make the long trek crosscountry to StFX. Indeed, he created such a pipeline to the university that he was awarded an honorary doctorate in 1974; that same year, a group of Alberta-based Xaverians created a scholarship in his name. For nearly fifty years, some of Alberta’s top students have attended StFX on an O’Connor Scholarship, in turn becoming staunch supporters of the university themselves.

PW was the last trained brewmaster in the Oland family; he’d attended brewing school at the University of Birmingham, in England, and was the first to introduce a European-style lager to the Canadian market. He called it Alpine, and it soon became the Maritimes’ most popular beer.

The recipient of an honorary doctorate from StFX in 1970, PW Oland was a lifetime leader in his home province, supporting a vast array of projects, organizations, and universities—but especially education and the arts. He served in WWII as a Captain, and later, was Honorary Colonel to New Brunswick’s 3rd Field Artillery Regiment.

Kelsey Gill ’20 was another four-year recipient of the Oland Scholarship, and “can still remember the excitement (and happy tears) from when I was awarded the scholarship. This made coming to StFX an easy and obvious choice, and afforded me the time and energy to get involved in both campus and community-wide events and organizations.” Gill, from Miramichi, NB, is back on campus now as a Registered Dietician, advising students and student-athletes about appropriate nutrition.

A lifelong entrepreneur, Dr. O’Connor opened his eponymous menswear shop in Calgary in 1958, and O’Connors is still in business today, run by Dr. O’Connor’s son, Graham, and grandson, Myles. Graham is a Lifetime Director of the Calgary Stampede; Myles spent four years in the NHL; and Myles’ son, Logan, won the 2022 Stanley Cup as a member of the Colorado Avalanche hockey team.

Dr. O’Connor believed that “community service is the price you pay for the space you occupy,” and devoted himself to Calgary affairs before his death in 1988. The significant collection of memorabilia from the Stampede that is on display in O’Connors is a nod to the family’s long connection to that event, starting with Dr. O’Connor, who was its President in the early 1970s.

One recipient of the O’Connor Scholarship was David Bernatchez ’85, who passed away in July of 2021. Bernatchez was a true Xaverian, who threw himself into alumni service—including standing on the selection committee for the O’Connor Scholarship. His extraordinary legacy to the university included his years on the rugby team; gifts to the Coady Institute; President of the Calgary alumni chapter; and the leader of the Katie Fleming Scholarship Fund, in honour of his friend and classmate who also passed prematurely.

extended family and among my childhood friends to leave home for university. Everyone assumed that as a young woman, freshly eighteen, with finite savings, and from a traditional culture, that I would pursue my studies in my hometown. The Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship changed all of that for me.” Mesay threw herself into student life at StFX, becoming President of the Students’ Union in 2018. She credits the O’Connor Scholarship not only for financial support, but also for connecting her with a network of alumni who bolstered her during her years at StFX.

Jack Harding ’24 shares Mesay’s sentiments: “The Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship made it possible for me to further my studies at the perfect school for me. I am unbelievably grateful.” Entering his third year at StFX, Jack is a member of the StFX Rowing team and the Faculty of Arts Representative on the Students’ Union.

The funding model has shifted for this scholarship, presenting an opportunity for alumni and friends to ensure its longevity. If you’re interested in supporting Albertan Xaverians, please contact Wendy Langley at wlangley@stfx.ca.

college. Later, he served in the RCAF, and after a decade in the computing industry, created a telecommunications company called JSI. Buck and his wife, Evelyn, had three children, including Patti ’77.

Creating a Pipeline from Alberta to Nova Scotia: The Dr. Ed O’Connor Scholarship As the Superintendent of the Calgary Catholic School Board, Ed O’Connor encouraged many

A more recent O’Connor Scholarship recipient is Rebecca Mesay ’20. She grew up in Calgary as part of a large community of Ethiopian immigrants, and “was the first both in my

Bringing Cape Bretoners to StFX: The James M. and Evelyn MacDonald Bursary Harmony Bright-Doucette, of the We’koqma’q First Nation in Cape Breton, is a recipient of the James M. and Evelyn MacDonald Bursary, which is available to students from Cape Breton who study science at StFX. Bright-Doucette’s enrolment in the Health program, coupled with her research in Dr. Erin Mazerolle’s neuroscience lab, made her a perfect fit for the bursary.

James “Buck” MacDonald, who passed away in 2008, came to StFX in the late 1940s from Sydney, Nova Scotia. He was a classmate of Rev. George Kehoe, and played hockey for the

Their entrepreneurial spirit inspired the creation of the James M. and Evelyn MacDonald Bursary nearly twenty years ago. With the aim of helping students learn to help themselves and their communities, the MacDonald Bursary has supported hundreds of students—more than thirty each year!

Bright-Doucette has always wanted to be a doctor – but she has never met an Indigenous doctor. She originally planned to take nursing at StFX, because becoming a physician seemed out of reach. As one of the few students attending high school away from her First Nations community, she faced incredulity from her peers, who attempted to dissuade her by reminding her how difficult it is to earn a medical degree. Bright-Doucette contends that nursing is “just as hard,” but is determined to graduate from medical school and be a role model for other First Nations youth.

This summer, she was part of a pilot experiential learning program, allowing her to work handson with a homecare client in We’koqma’q to

observe vascular cognitive impairment. She is keen to encourage more qualitative research, particularly for Indigenous health care, and has found her experiences in working with community partners to be useful as she moves forward in her education—and her career. She is appreciative of the James M. and Evelyn MacDonald Bursary for supporting her studies at StFX.

Unforgettable Summers: The Allard Tobin Travel Award

Allison “Allard” Tobin came to StFX in 1959 from Bras d’Or, in rural Cape Breton. He decorated his residence room with handmade curtains, sang in the choir, and threw himself into theatre. One of the very few openly gay men on campus in that era, Tobin found StFX to be a liberating step away from his home community—but a far cry from the welcoming environment for which he yearned. After graduation, he attended the Banff School of Fine Arts, then moved to London, where he became a costume and set designer for British television. For more than thirty years, he immersed himself in the rich cultural landscape of Europe, building enormous communities of friends with his ebullient personality.

When his nephew, Steven, graduated from university in 1993, his uncle Allard offered to fund a year of study at the Sorbonne, so Steven could learn French. (His generosity wasn’t new: Allard had previously hosted his niece, Donna MacIntosh, for a year at his flat in London.) The trip “completely changed my life,” notes Steven, who’d earned a degree in business. “It dramatically re-shaped me, in such profound ways that I’ve only started to realize in more recent years.” He returned to Paris in his late twenties, then lived in Switzerland for nearly ten years while he worked for the United Nations.

Tobin’s nephew’s sojourn in Europe sparked an idea: he wanted to offer other Cape Bretoners the chance to see the world—to open themselves up to realities beyond StFX and rural Nova Scotia. Tobin contacted Iain Boyd at StFX, and Boyd remembers an extraordinary visit with Tobin in Toronto. By that time – late 1995 – Tobin was dying of AIDS, a disease that had taken his partner several years earlier. “He held my hand,” Boyd says, “and we talked about what a different place StFX was then [the 1990s] from when Allard was here.” Tobin had begun wearing his X-ring again, and was keen to support StFX students. When he died a few months later, he’d left $50,000 to establish the Allard Tobin Travel Award.

Highly unusual at the time, the Travel Award was the first of its kind to provide financial support for students after graduation. The criteria are simple: come from Cape Breton and have a degree in Arts or Music; the chosen students receive $9,000 to travel to Europe for the summer.

Maria Rizzetto ’14 used the Allard Tobin Travel Award to visit battle sites in northern France and Belgium, including the grave of her greatgrandfather, who’d died in World War I. She lists highlights of her eleven-country tour: “exploring the homes of notable authors

and scholars, including the birthplace of psychoanalysis in Vienna and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre; the Sound of Music tour in Salzburg—pure magic; and visiting Dachau and Anne Frank’s home.” Rizzetto credits the trip with expanding her cultural competence, which has greatly enhanced her abilities as a young lawyer in Halifax.

from every trip she took for the next twenty years. Butler is now Co-Executive Director of the HIV Legal Network in Toronto.

Steven Tobin knows his uncle would be extremely pleased that so many Xaverians have had the same opportunities that he had, and has felt his presence keenly over the years.

Steven’s mother, Janet Butler, was Allard’s younger sister. Sadly, she passed two years after Allard, the year before the first bursary was awarded. The inaugural recipient?… a young woman named Janet Butler. The family had to ask the university to triple check if the name was right, such was the coincidence!

Janet Butler (the recipient of the award) sent Allard Tobin’s mother postcards from every country she visited on her trip—and indeed,

Recently, Steven recalled a painting of his uncle that the Canadian painter, Joe Plaskett, had made. After much sleuthing, he traced the painting to an auction… which had taken place ten years ago. Steven managed to get the gallery owner on the phone, who not only remembered the painting—he also informed Steven that he was going to visit it that very

day! The painting is now in a home on Salt Spring Island—and owned by a man who won an Oscar for set design. “What better place for it than that?” Steven muses, finding peace in the fact that the painting of his uncle has had a similarly adventuresome life as its subject.

The Allard Tobin Travel Award keenly illustrates the power of an endowed bursary: to make a significant impact on young people and to honour the lives of Xaverians in deeply personal ways.

Steven, Gwen, and Allard Tobin

A Legacy of Care:

Kevin’s Corner and the J&W Murphy Foundation

There is a misconception that the students of StFX are a monolithic, privileged entity. The reality is, the striation of students along socioeconomic lines is stark: there are as many students struggling to pay rent as there are driving nice cars; and as many who can’t afford textbooks as those who order nightly take-out.

The students who struggle are often invisible, resisting help even as they take strategic naps in order to stave off hunger pains.

The pandemic has both exacerbated and illustrated the need for greater assistance for our students who are in dire financial straits. This year, several entities came together to help address the ongoing challenge of hunger among our students.

The Class of 2021 established the Food Security Fund, which placed grocery store gift cards with front-facing staff members on campus, in order to provide immediate care for students in need. No red tape, no paperwork—just help when they need it.

Meanwhile, the Kevin’s Corner Food Resource Centre plays an important role in assisting students who face financial challenges. It was named in honour of Kevin Fraser, who was the general manager of Food Services with Sodexo for the fifteen years preceding his untimely passing in 2018. Fraser was a beloved campus figure, offering a very warm welcome to students at mealtimes and ensuring that all students’ needs were accommodated.

years, but the family was shaken by the deaths of Janet (2014), John (2015), and Bill (2016) in quick succession. Now, Janet and Bill’s daughters, Karen and Lisa (with John’s widow, Holly) continue the work of the foundation, which the family created in 2008.

The J&W Murphy Foundation’s record of giving shows an extraordinary devotion to the wellbeing of Nova Scotians: it’s supported Hospice Halifax; created an Endowed Chair in Palliative Care at the QEII Health Sciences Centre; established scholarships at Dalhousie; donated to the Dartmouth General Hospital Foundation; and supported the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia.

And, the J&W Murphy Foundation gives generously to food poverty-related entities in the province, like the Class of 2021 Fund and Kevin’s Corner. Although Kevin’s Corner Food Resource Centre provides much-needed food to StFX students, it is also leading national conversations on eradicating food poverty. Thanks to the J&W Murphy Foundation, the invisibility of food poverty is having a spotlight shone on it.

Both the Food Security Fund and Kevin’s Corner received critical support from the J&W Murphy Foundation, a family organization that has a wide-ranging mandate to help Nova Scotians, in myriad ways. Janet and William Murphy were long-time residents of Liverpool, on Nova Scotia’s South Shore. William (Bill) Murphy was a practicing dentist when the opportunity arose to buy a local fish plant in 1964. That turned into Mersey Seafoods, which now operates four large vessels harvesting shrimp, scallops, and ground fish. Murphy ran Mersey Seafoods with his son, John, for many

Kevin Fraser

Thank You: A Day of Giving

Last year’s Day of Giving was a resounding success, and this spring’s one-day fundraiser went even further in providing StFX students with the resources they need.

Hundreds of students benefit each year from the Day of Giving, which raised more than $150,000 in 2022. President Andy Hakin more than appreciates the importance of such generosity to our students, and Wendy Langley notes: “our main goal is helping students, and for our alumni to rally this year – when everyone’s budgets are stretched so thinly – is incredible.”

The funds raised from the Day of Giving

enable the university to inject immediate financial assistance to students at their most critical moments, particularly in moments of unanticipated financial constraints. Day of Giving funds bought computers, paid for rural internet access when classes shifted online, purchased gas and grocery cards, and covered rent. In essence, the money raised on the Day of Giving allows StFX students to be StFX students.

“We are so appreciative of the support this year—and every year,” notes Langley.

The next annual Day of Giving will take place on May 16, 2023—so please mark your calendars!

During the height of the pandemic, StFX alumni and friends rallied to assist students who were financially impacted by the loss of summer employment and disrupted family support.

Breaking Barriers and Creating Change: Summer Student Research at StFX

In the national landscape of postsecondary education, each university must establish and maintain an identity that distinguishes it from the others. StFX is among the few that has elected to buck the trend of homogenization—to remain small, student-focused, and primarily undergraduate.

When a university is composed mainly of students undertaking their first degree, it can be difficult to effect research programs that compete with those in much larger institutions, replete with much larger numbers of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. At StFX, though, we use that to our advantage: students often complete what is identified as graduatelevel research even before they’ve received their X-ring, strengthening our academic mission and creating real-world impact.

Under the direction of Dr. Richard Isnor, the Associate Vice President of Research and Graduate Studies, StFX has created a robust cache of summer research internships, so that emerging scholars can undertake important work that leads to their thesis studies,

publication, or graduate school. The Scotia Scholars program, the RBC Foundation awards, and the Cunningham internships in Chemistry and Engineering – to name only a few – enable students to conduct research as their summer job.

This year, Preet Banga holds an Irving Summer Research Award. She works under the direction of Dr. Margo Watt, who created StFX’s forensic psychology program nearly ten years ago. Banga, an international student from New Delhi, is studying the ways in which human anxiety is heightened during significant climate events, such as hurricanes or forest fires. The association of psychology with climate change is a relatively new field, and Banga is grateful to have had the summer to explore research that will lead into her senior thesis.

Photos by Warren Robertson

Dr. Watt notes that Banga’s work is timely, “given the many alarming effects of climate change that we have been witnessing (floods, droughts, fires). Investigating the mental health impacts of climate change, and who is most vulnerable, is an important research topic, and Preet is to be commended for undertaking this ambitious project.”

Banga notes that the Irving Research Mentorship Award allows her to spend her “creative energy” on this work—and her creative energy has already had a positive impact on StFX and the Antigonish community. Through the McKenna Centre for Leadership, she established the Stories of Hope program during the pandemic; Xaverians were invited to share stories of the ways in which they were coping with a global crisis, as both a means of catharsis and connection.

They’d had a positive experience in an Education class with Dr. Wendy Mackey, and proposed a research project that would examine the ways in which teachers’ unions and school boards use inclusive or exclusive language in their procedural handbooks. With the support of an RBC Foundation Summer Research Award, MacLean is hoping to effect real change for teachers in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland (their home province). Although legal documents in education systems often list groups that have historically faced discrimination – women, persons with disabilities, and people belonging to racialized minority groups – MacLean noted a dearth of language around nonbinary people: “I’m not on that list anywhere.”

Rae MacLean came to StFX because it has one of the few Bachelor of Education programs that distinguishes between art and performing arts. In their first practicum in a rural Antigonish County school, MacLean (who is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns) worried about how to present themself to students—but their mother worried for their safety. MacLean’s grade seven students were mostly curious, and eager to learn about identity through poetry; the experience, however, prompted MacLean to think more deeply about the ways in which school boards support nonbinary teachers—or don’t, as they have discovered.

“My argument,” they note, “is that a little change in phrasing could make things even more inclusive.” Often, when new teachers are applying for jobs, they cannot access school board policies until they’ve committed to teaching for that board—and thus without knowing what supports are in place. “I went into my first classroom so worried about how I’d be received,” says MacLean. Their research and advocacy aims to heighten awareness among policy-makers in education systems, so that teachers can make informed choices about their potential work environments.

“I would like to thank RBC for giving Rae the opportunity to explore their personal research topic that will benefit them— and other preservice teachers from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.”

Dr. Mackey

“I know I’m not the first nonbinary student in the Education program at StFX, and I know I won’t be the last.”

Non binary—Rae MacLean

“Everyone knows everyone here, and people are so willing to help each other. I just want to do my part.”

Preet Banga

Where Does My Money Go?

Understanding Restricted vs. Unrestricted Funds

The vast majority (98%) of all money donated to StFX is designated for a specific purpose—that is, the university is restricted by the parameters agreed upon with the donor. Often, donors support facets of the university that are personal to them, or highly visible: a scholarship in memory of a family member or a classmate, or a new building that’s a tangible reminder of one’s investment.

And we understand that: you want to know exactly where your money is going, and for it to be meaningful to you, your family, or the organization you represent. However, there is a significant portion of endowed funds that the university cannot use, year over year, because the parameters are narrow or not applicable. For instance: there are scholarships for students from small geographic regions for specific programs, which makes it difficult to match students to the scholarship funds available. Though well-intended and helpful at the time of donation, these restrictions prevent the university from using the dollars to their fullest potential in the long term.

for a residence hall – is not exactly the first thing that comes to mind when you think about supporting a university. But, it makes a huge difference to our students’ quality of life and our ability to properly maintain our physical assets.

With unrestricted donations, we can easily direct funds towards areas that need it most: students and areas of the university in immediate need of assistance. Perhaps a student’s parent has lost employment, or their family finances are more difficult to manage due to rising energy costs. Unrestricted funds help us help students, exactly where and how they need it.

Our main sources of revenue are tuition and fees; government grants; ancillary services; and fundraising. Those income streams are then allocated to our main areas of expenditure: academics; administration, IT, and fees; facilities management; ancillary services; student services; and advancement.

Universities across Canada have raised tuition rates and vastly increased enrolment numbers, swelling their student populations more and more each year. StFX is committed to our “small by design” model, wherein our students know their faculty members, our staff, and each other.

The university is more than people, though: the buildings that we treasure so dearly are in need of regular maintenance. In many cases, we’re trying to preserve infrastructure that’s like a classic car… in constant need of attention! We recognize that donating to something less visible – like a new heating and cooling system

With your continued support, StFX can grow— not in terms of numbers of students or tuition dollars paid, but in the ways that are important to us: the irreplaceable experience of intimate seminars; the beauty and functionality of our campus; and loyalty to the faculty and staff who make StFX a special place.

President’s Club Members Reaching Milestones in 2021-22

Minoli Amit and John Hamilton

Ellen M. Costello

Isabel Cunningham/Cunningham Family Stuart R. Davie

Donner Canadian Foundation

Paul M. Alexander

Jim Bickerton and Theresa MacNeil

Helen Castle

J. Michael Daly

Robert M. Harvey Howard J. Haskings

Timothy W. Hynes

Brenda M. Lehmann

Jane and John Lesaux

Martin Liddy

Dave and Maggie MacPherson

Karen M. Gardiner

Kent MacDonald and Mary-Ellen MacPhee Hildegarde Mahoney

StFX Students’ Union

Phil C. DeBruyne

Leanor R. Dobson

Bob Kennedy and Catherine Connors Kennedy

Wendy Langley and Todd Gorman

G. Angus MacGillivray

Colleen M. McAloon

Dan and Cindy McCarthy

Daniel and Anne McKenna

Michael and Anne O’Connor James P. Randall

David and Maymie Ronan

Sisters of Mercy of Newfoundland Craig M. Smith

Judy Steele and Bruce Towler

Jack and Valerie Sullivan

Marilyn A. MacLean

Robert E. Romanowsky

D. Keith Suddaby

Louis and Mary Visentin

— Lifetime Xaverian Patrons — — Lifetime Xaverian Patrons —

AS OF MARCH 31, 2022

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

David Martin—Comart Foundation

Jeannine Deveau

The Joyce Family Foundation Gerald Schwartz and Heather Reisman

AS OF MARCH 31, 2021

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

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. Barrick Gold Corporation

J. Armand Bombardier Foundation

Sean and Peta Boyd

The Catholic Women’s League of Canada Kevin and Karen Chadwick Jeannine M. Cochrane John and Marcy McCall MacBain

Paul and Sara McFarland

The Molson Foundation

H. Barclay Morley

Quebecor Inc.

Scarboro Foreign Mission Lawrence and Judith Tanenbaum Trudy Young

RECOGNIZING $1,000,000–$4,999,999 IN LIFETIME GIVING

Archer Daniels Midland Company

Mike and Lisa Boyd

John and Judy Bragg

Fondation Marcelle et Jean Coutu

Susan Crocker and John Hunkin Victor and Mona Dahdaleh

Gay Dennis Paul and Hélène Desmarais

ECN Capital Corp. Fred George Maureen and the late James Gogan

Imperial Oil Foundation Arthur and Sandra Irving Hon. Henry N. R. Jackman

Michael Kastner

Lauder Foundation—Leonard and Judy Lauder Fund

Evelyn MacDonald

Bruce and Peggy MacKinnon

Mastercard Foundation Allan P. Markin

Hon. Margaret McCain

Hon. Frank and Julie McKenna

The Right Honourable Brian and Mila Mulroney Mary O’Regan

Stephen and Suzanne O’Regan

Pathy Family Foundation

John and Adrienne Peacock

Tom and Beth Rankin

The Rogers Family Wafic Said

Amelia and Lino Saputo Jr. Urs and Francesca Schwarzenbach

Stephen A. Schwarzman

Sisters of St. Martha of Antigonish Steve and Kathy Smith David and Faye Sobey Beth Sobey

StFX Students’ Union

George and Helen Vari Foundation

Peter and Anne Vegso

Mark Wallace and Anita Lorelli

The Windsor Foundation William Young

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

Roger R. Boudreault

Jim and Barb Brennan

Michael and Beth Brien Hon. Charles R. Bronfman

Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation

Robert and Andrea Chisholm Ellen M. Costello

Jonathan and Dianne Deitcher Trudy A. Eagan N. Murray Edwards

Harry J. F. Bloomfield, QC Congrégation de Notre-Dame - Montreal Harris A. Fricker

Stephen P. Holmes—The Holmes Family Foundation James K. Irving

The John E. Irving Family

Howard and Michele Kessler—Kessler Family Charitable Fund

Elmer King Magna International Inc. McInnes Cooper - Halifax

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

E.F. Anthony and Hon. Pana Merchant

Norton Rose Fulbright

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

— Lifetime Xaverian Patrons — — Lifetime Xaverian Patrons —

AS OF MARCH 31, 2022

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

Minoli Amit and John Hamilton

Glenneth Anderson

Jon and Susan Bekkers

Andrew Benedek

Robert and Ruth Bentley

Peter Bowler

Peter & Joanne Brown Foundation

Helen L. Cianfaglione

W. Edmund and Frances Clark

William and Joan Clarke

James H. Coleman Ron and Laureen Cooper

John Cordeau and Hon. Carolyn Phillips Isabel Cunningham

Stuart R. Davie

Donner Canadian Foundation

Vida Doucet

Lee Errett

Anthony S. Fell

Frank and Mary Fitzpatrick

Robert W. Francis

Karen M. Gardiner

Godin Family Foundation

The late Daniel J. Gillis

The late James C. Grant

Neil F. Greene

Thomas and Gail Hayes

Ewout Heersink

Bernard (Bernie) and Bernice Hicks

Ann Marie Keating

Cathy Keating and Mike Foran

Gregg Keating

Lawrence and Lourdes Kelly

Joan Kirwan

The Sandra and Leo Kolber Foundation

Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole Hugh and Patricia Maccagno

Burton MacDonald and Rosemarie Sampson

Kent MacDonald and Mary-Ellen MacPhee

Joan MacDonald-Choppin

A. Terrence MacGibbon

Ron and Catherine MacGillivray

M. Teresa MacIsaac

Wayne and Allanah MacKinnon

Brian MacLeod

Rev. Norman J. MacPhee

Hildegarde Mahoney

Major Drilling Group International Inc.

Gerry and Cindy Marangoni

Gerald J. McConnell

Frank J. McGilly

Liam K. McGowan

Kevin M. Morris

Kenneth and Kathleen Moscone

Frank and Debbie Muller

Robert Jeffrey Munroe

Rev. Douglas J. Murphy

Hon. Graydon and Beth Nicholas Doreen Norris

The Northpine Foundation

Barry J. O’Leary

David A. Palmer

James A. Pattison

Hilary Pearson and Michael Sabia

AS OF MARCH 31, 2022

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

Sean Riley and Catherine Rancy

Andy and Carmel Raymond

Joy and Diego Romero

Guy and Odette Savard

Joseph P. Shannon

Bradley S. Shaw

Bill and Laura (Ryan) Shea Mary Shea Mark Smith

Shannon and Jacqueline Stephenson

Timothy and Francine Sullivan

Town of Antigonish Timothy Upton and Beryle Girard Walker Wood Foundation

Edward T. Wdowiak

Irene and the late Terrance Wolff

The following is a list of our annual donors who made a gift to the university between April 1, 2021 and March 31, 2022

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 —

ANNUAL SUPPORT OF $100,000 AND ABOVE

Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd.

J. Armand Bombardier Foundation

Michael Boyd and Lisa Dorsey-Boyd CMN Capital ULC

Comart Foundation

Ellen M. Costello Isabel Cunningham

Stuart R. Davie Jeannine Deveau

Maureen and the late James Gogan Steven K. Hudson

Lauder Foundation - Leonard and Judy Lauder Fund

Evelyn MacDonald

Bruce and Peggy MacKinnon

The Right Honourable Brian and Mila Mulroney

Peter and Melanie Munk Charitable Foundation

Estate of Jeanette M. O’Reilly

Pathy Family Foundation

Power Corporation of Canada

Amelia and Lino Saputo Jr.

The Gerald Schwartz and Heather Reisman Foundation

Estate of Linda A. Sherman

Sisters of St. Martha

StFX Alumni Association StFX Students’ Union

TD Bank Financial Group

The Windsor Foundation

— Xaverian Bronze —

ANNUAL SUPPORT OF $25,000 AND ABOVE

John I. Bitove Jr.

The John and Judy Bragg Family Foundation Calgary Foundation

Madeleine Cantin-Parslow and Robert Parslow The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation

The late Roderick A. Chisholm Michael Cooper Ronald and Laureen Cooper Susan Crocker and John Hunkin James Eaton

Estate of John B. Finnigan Alexander Grieve

James and Shelley Keough Dorothy Lander and John Graham-Pole Les Soeurs de La Congregation de Notre Dame (National)

— Xaverian Silver —

ANNUAL SUPPORT OF $50,000 AND ABOVE

Margaret Belliveau

BMO Financial Group

Hon. Charles Bronfman and Rita Mayo

Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation

Peter & Joanne Brown Foundation

Donald Chisholm

Fondation Marcelle et Jean Coutu

Godin Family Foundation

Hayes Development Ltd.

Gerry and Cindy Marangoni

Norton Rose Fulbright

Nova Construction Company

Peacock Family Foundation

John and Adrienne Peacock

RBC Charitable Foundation

Alvin Segal Family Foundation

Mark L. Smith

Larry and Judy Tanenbaum Family Foundation

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

John D. MacPherson

Hildegarde Mahoney

Margaret McLean and George Black Kevin M. Morris

Obelysk Media Inc.

Stephen and Suzanne O’Regan

Jingke Pan Estate of Dorothea Petrie Estate of James R. Ronan

David and Faye Sobey Mark Stone Professional Corp. Luke and Meaghan Sullivan David and Jennifer Thompson

Ted and Ann Turcotte

Walker Wood Foundation

R. Howard Webster Foundation

John Albright

Allstate Insurance Company of Canada

Minoli Amit and John Hamilton

Lawrence and Wendy Andrea Atlantic Central Credit Union

Banque Nationale du Canada

Bealight Foundation

Andrew Beckett and Wendy Connors-Beckett

Robert A. Blee

Stephane Boisvert and Nathalie Le Prohon

Roger R. Boudreault

Donald and Kim Bourgeois

The Boyce Family Foundation

Peter and Joanne Boyd

Tom and Bridget Brennan

Gerry and Rosella Byrne

Catholic Women’s League of Canada

John and Ambrosia Caplice

Robert J. Causgrove

Marc and Clare Champoux

Edward Chandler

Julie Chisholm

Mike and Susan Chisholm

Helen L. Cianfaglione

Jeannine M. Cochrane

Congregation des Soeurs de Sainte-Anne

Congregation of Notre Dame Visitation Province

CST Consultants Inc.

Steve and Anne Cunningham Dan Daviau

— Builders — — Builders —

SUPPORT OF $5,000 AND ABOVE

SUPPORT OF $5,000 AND ABOVE

Jordan Dermer

The Dicapo Family Foundation

Pat Dicapo

The Dilawri Foundation Kap Dilawri Donato Sferra Above Food

Donner Canadian Foundation

The Edwards Family Charitable Foundation

E-L Financial Corporation Ltd Timothy and Jane Elliott Evershed Investment Corporation Phil Evershed Grant B. Fagerheim John and Jean Farrell Giselle Feddema

R. Kyle Ferguson

Frank and Mary Fitzpatrick

Michael and Patricia Fleming Dennis and Madonna Flood Mary Ann Forbes

Neil Foshay and Cheryl Jennings Fratton Park Inc. Mitch Frazer Marc Furlotte Karen M. Gardiner

Michael and Heather Gillis Murdo Gordon John Graham Bill and Jeanine Gunn

Matthew and Mariette Hamilton Scott J. Harkin

Adam and Paige Hartwell Howard J. Haskings

John and Patricia Hatch

Thomas and Gail Hayes

Norman J. Hebert

Bernard and Bernice Hicks

Timothy W. Hynes

Duncan Jackman

Patrick and Karen Jancsy Richard and Linda Johnson

Elmer and Pauline King

Murray Kyte and Catherine McCann-Kyte

Michael and Kathleen Lynch

Burton MacDonald and Rosemarie Sampson David P. MacGillivray

Ron and Catherine MacGillivray Hon. Angus and Mary Ann MacIsaac

Ronald A. MacIsaac Rev. Norman J. MacPhee Terrence and Mary McCann Robert I. McClure

Paul and Sara McFarland Liam K. McGowan Daniel and Anne McKenna

Miedler Mulroney Family Foundation

Michael Mohareb Medicine Professional Corp.

Shawn T. Monahan

William and Carol Moore

Adrian and Patricia Morrison Mark Mulroney R. Jeffrey Munroe Grant Murray

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Neil Myers

Thomas Neville Brian and Florence O’Brien

Robert O’Brien and Melanie Reed John and Lisa O’Donnell Michael O’Keefe and Crystal Pelly Mary O’Regan Jeff Orr and Anne Murray-Orr Chelsey L. Penrice Roswell and Huguette Pottie Probst & Partner Investments Ltd.

Juergen Probst Rene and Catherine Proulx Rankin Construction Inc. Tom and Beth Rankin

Nellie M. Rhynes

Rochon Building Corp. Martin J. Rochon David Roland

Ulrich and Noreen Rosa Bruce and Lisa Rothney Saco Solutions Inc. Ron Schmeichel SeaCanGuy Inc. Bill and Laura Shea Francis and Janet Shea Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada Roger and Jane Smith Steve and Kathy Smith Glenn and Barbara Smyth Sodexo

Judy Steele and Bruce Towler Steelmac Ltd.

Alger and Judith St-Jean Hon. Patrick and Suzanne Sullivan Torys LLP

Frank and Linda van Schaayk

The Vegso Family Foundation Inc. Peter and Anne Vegso Margo Watt and Jim Russell

Regan P. Watts

Paul and Ronda White

August S. Wilkins

Henry Wolfond William Young

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Simone E. Abbass

Donald Barry and Maria Dewaele

Lori A. Beausoleil

Bell Canada

Gregory K. Berry Inc.

Robert and Laura Berry

John and Anne Birks

Mark M. Bowler

James and Carolyn Bowne David and Julianna Boyd

Gordon and Karen Boyd

John and Peggy Callan

Errol R. Callbeck

Mary M. Campbell

Michael and Teresa Caplice

Carl and Lily Chisholm

Bill and Joan Clarke

Kevin and Eileen Concannon

Winston Cook

Fred and Marthe Cribb

Jeffrey Dee and Amy MacDonaldDee Leanor R. Dobson

Kevin Doucet and Cheryl RileyDoucet Leo B. Doyle

Michael and Joy Dudgeon Paul Dundon

Steve Dunsiger and Joan MacDonnell

Mary and Peter Eldridge

Jason A. Elliott

Thomas and Susan Emerson Howard J. Evans

Alphonsus and Maureen Faour

Hugh and Doris Gillis

Beryle Girard and Timothy Upton

Google New York

Christine E. Gray Robert A. Hale

SUPPORT OF $2,000 AND ABOVE

Michael Halloran

Paula Hatty and Rick Benson

Ormille and Mary Hayne Tim Hyde

Jeremy Jackson and Paula Tiller Dan and Susan Jenkins

Bethany L. Johnston

Stephen J. Kelly

Don and Anna Kennedy

James L. Kenny

Peter and Joanne Kenny

William and Bernice Kiely

Stuart A. Knight Angela Kolen

Romonda and James Kuntz

Thomas and Marius Langley Their Hons Arthur and Patsy Leblanc

Michel and Denise Leger Brenda M. Lehmann

Peter B. Lesaux

Roberta C. MacDonald Rev. Stanley V. MacDonald James D. MacDougall A. Larry MacEachern

Gregory L. MacEachern

Alma MacLean

Charles and Anne MacLean

Joseph and Fran MacLellan

Leon and Pauline MacLellan

Anne MacNeil

Wallace and Lillian MacNeil

Sandra MacPhee and Lawrence Alexander

Dave and Maggie MacPherson

Leo and Heather MacPherson

Bob and Kelly Manning

Philip Markovich and Mary Ronan

Emelyne Marshall and Matt Langille

William Marshall and Penny Fuller

Michael and Margaret McAloon

The Bernie and Jan McCaffery Foundation

John ‘Packy’ and Joan McFarland John M. McFarland

Kevin F. McGilly

Hon. Frank and Julie McKenna

Thomas and Natasha McKenna Barry and Diane McNamara

Valerie Millen Hon. Samuel C. Moreau

Brent and Mary Lou Murphy Glenn and Stacey Murphy J & W Murphy Foundation

Hon. Graydon and Beth Nicholas Francis and Maureen Nolan

Michael Norris Volvo of Edmonton

Michael J. Norris

Michael Nugent

Kevin O’Brien Mary-Eileen O’Brien Maureen O’Brien

Patrick Oliver

Charles and Roberta O’Neil

Lisa and the late Sean O’Regan Patrick and Cathy O’Regan

Sephira Fund – Ottawa Community Foundation

Gerard and Marilyn Pembroke

Susan Perreault

Hon. Carolyn Phillips and John Cordeau

David and Judith Pink

Peter Poole and Gina Sampson

Kathleen Provost and Richard Burelle

Raymond James Foundation

Carole Roy

Fred and Tommie Ryan

Estate of Gerard J. Ryan Rob Sheedy

M. Silver Holdings Inc. Michael and Heather Silver Sisters of Charity - Halifax Sisters of Mercy of Newfoundland

Sisters of Providence of Western Canada

Joseph J. Starzomski

Donald and Barbara St.Jean Jack and Valerie Sullivan Dan Toews Marguerite I. Vernon Trust

VON Canada Nova Scotia Branch Mark Wallace and Anita Lorelli Gary and Andrea Waterman Westac Jeffrey White and Cathy Connolly Anne E. Young

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Edward and Maria Agnew Peter J. Ambrose George and Jane Anderson John Armitage James and Sarah Aucoin Erin Austen and Jeff Teasdale Dave Austin and Kim MacInnis Tony Badyk

Mark Barclay and Susan GardnerBarclay

James G. Barrett

Catherine Baxter Loretta Bennett

Robert and Ruth Bentley Jim Bickerton and Theresa MacNeil

William H. Blackburn Margaret Bonham Jacques and Laurie Boucher Iain and Margaret Boyd Ian and Kelly Boyd

Brookfield Asset Management (Canada) LP

Tara L. Buksaitis Liana and Michael Cahill Glenn R. Campbell

— Benefactors —

SUPPORT OF $1,000 AND ABOVE

Roger and Joanne Campbell James R. Carr B. Catherine Carton Gerald and Marjorie Casey Chevron Canada Resources John Chiasson and Barbara MacGregor Bernard and Brenda Chisholm

Hon. Peter I. Chisholm Michael Clarke David J. Comeau

Bernadette Connaughton Rev. J. Leo Cordeau Mark A. Corrigan Gord Cunningham and Marilyn Malis

Most Rev. Martin W Currie J. Michael Daly Donald F. Dempsey Dennis Doherty

Lynne Donahoe

Sheila F. Donahoe

Donata Real Estate Developments Ltd. Glenn W. Doncaster Brian W. Donovan

Ian Doyle Dentistry Inc. Carson and Margaret Duncan

William and Linda Ellsworth Enterprise Holdings

Catharina A. Felderhof Anne and Patrick Finn Robert J. Fisher Ann Marie FitzGerald

Anne-Marie Fleming George and Doreen Fleming

Patricia M. Fowler

Kevin and Sharon Francis Kirk and Danielle Francis Harris A. Fricker

Leo and Peggy Gallant

Montgomery Gallant Moira Galway

Samuel W. M. Gan Michael Gerrior and Sally Burks

The late Daniel J. Gillis Ronald Gimbel David and Anne Graham

The late James C. Grant Andrew and Linda Hakin Claire Hamilton and Glenn Graham

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Brian L. Hannon

Mark R. Harpur

Nevin Harrington

Robert M. Harvey Gertrude and Ken Haslett

Estate of Myron Hawrylak

M. Jonathan Hood

Jola G. Hubisz

Phillip and Karen Hughes

Mike Hulme

Robert and Beth Hynes Doug and Debby Ives

Jackman Foundation

Paula A. Jesty

David and Jenna Joyce Joan Kane Paul R. Kane

Bernard Keating and Cathy Cudmore

Keltic Motors (1978) Ltd.

Jo-Anne A. Kennedy

Michael E. Kennedy

Robert Kennedy and Patricia Cormack

Bradford and Georgene Kinsman

Ronald and Kimberly Klein

Michael and Andrea Kruchten

Michael W. Kushnir

Robert M. Kyte

Janice and Donald Landry

Roderick W. Landry

Timothy O. Lang

Stephanie Langley and Daniel Bunbury

M. Helene Lavigne

Marc A. Lavoie

Jane Lennox

— Benefactors — — Benefactors —

SUPPORT OF $1,000 AND ABOVE

Zachary R. Lewis

Martin J. Liddy

Ronald Lirette

Lynn Loewen Daniel Lumsden

Alexis MacDonald and Hayaan Osman

Allan S. MacDonald

Colin and Irene MacDonald Joseph and Kathleen MacDonald

Joseph MacDonald and Mary Jane McDonald

Kent MacDonald and Mary-Ellen MacPhee

Lisa MacDonald

Ronald MacDonald and Jennifer Adams S. David MacDonald

Rose MacGillivray and Norman Letalik

MacInnis Fisheries Inc.

Elizabeth M. MacIsaac

Kie and Linda MacIsaac

Marilyn MacIsaac

Robert and Janice MacKay Hon. Pamela J. MacKeigan

James and Corinne MacLean

Leah MacLean and Ron Penley

Louise MacLellan and Michael Taub Mary Jessie and David MacLellan

Anita M. MacLeod

Michael J. MacNeil

William MacNeil

Garry and Julie Madeiros

Sara Malcolm Neil Maltby John H. Martin

Linda Martin

Frank and Patricia Mason

Kirk and Carla Mason

McAlduff Family Foundation

Edward and Kay McAlduff

Hon. Cameron and Jackie McArthur

Dan and Cindy McCarthy

Michael J. McCarthy

Gerald J. McConnell

Mary E. McConnell Scott and Lori McEwen

Bruce McFarlane Hon. Peter J. McIntyre

William C. McIntyre Paul M. McKenna

Paul D. McLean Micro Boutique Living Inc. Scott G. Miller

Richard P. Minard

Barbara and Walter Molinaro Moore Financial Jeff Mowat Cauchy Muamba Joan M. Muir

Donald Mulrain

Nicholas and Katy Mulroney Municipality of the County of Antigonish

Janice M. Murphy

Jock and Janet Murray

Kelly Murray and Rudi Bartel

John Musselman

Sean Musselman and Jane Proctor

Shawn K. Northfield

Michael and Anne O’Brien

Colleen O’Connell and Jeffery Campbell

Michael and Anne O’Connor Jennifer and Frank O’Dea

The late Stephen T. O’Farrell Tim and Courtney Oland Lawrence I. O’Neil Mary and Desmond O’Neill

Jamie and Michelle O’Reilly Hon. Sandra E. Oxner

Michael and Sondra Palangio Wendy Panagopoulos and Chris West

Parex Resources Inc. Peter Parkinson Sharon L. Perry

Randy Peters and Lauri Shaw Andre and Kathryn Pickersgill John and Maureen Power

James P. Randall Roy and Claire Rasmussen David A. Regan Kevin Rheault and Jennifer McKay Paul and Catherine Richards Carolyn Rideout Barry and Mary Roderick Marc A. Rodrigue

Sheilagh A. Ross A.H. Roy & Associates Ltd. Judith and Mark Roy Lesley A. Ruggles

Saint-Gobain

Marie Salamoun-Dunne

Rosemary Scanlon

David Serwatuk

Elaine Shortt and John Patterson Doug A. Simpson

SUPPORT OF $1,000 AND ABOVE

David E. N. Skillen

Gail Sloane and Peter MacDougall Craig Smith

Chris Soby

Suedan Investments Ltd. Deny P. Sullivan Cory and Tania Sullivan

Kathleen Sullivan-Robertsson

Suncor Energy Foundation Kenneth J. Taylor

Margaret Taylor Robyn Tingley and Brent McGovern

David V. Toye Alan and Terese Tracey Cynthia and Kelly VanBuskirk

Manos Volikakis and Beverly Burns

Jennifer Walinga

Michael and Soultana Watchorn Larry Watt

Jason Webster Kimberley and Greg West Peter A. West

Shauna M. White Alison Wiley

Scott Wilson and Stephanie Genge

Bill and Marg Wiseman

Elizabeth Yeo and Brent MacDougall Jim and Cynthia Zien

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

HOMECOMING

Paul M. Alexander

Rhonda Allen

Beverly Amirault

Rev. Jacob E. Andrea

Aida Arnold

Lisa Baker

Steven and Frances Baldner Andrew and Dianne Barker

David and Hon. Jane Barry Andrew Baxter

Annette and Randy Bell

Margaret and the late Daniel Belliveau

Eileen M. Biggs

Patricia B. Bilski

Valerie A. Bobyk

Bill and Nancy Booth

Andre M. Boudreau E. Michael Boudreau

Napoleon C. J. Bowie

Michael B. Brennan

Thomas J. Brideau

Lace M. Brogden

Douglas M. Brown

Mark J. Buchanan

Cynthia and Simon Buckett

Thomas V. Burke

Emmet and Elizabeth Callaghan

Dan and Barbara Cameron

Paul and Ann Marie Cameron

Courtney A. Campbell

Michael and Lori Campbell

Canadian Rugby Foundation

Noel and Christina Cantin

D. Owen Carrigan

Edward and Sara Carty

SUPPORT OF $500 AND ABOVE — Members —

David and Deborah Case

Sean J. Casey

Helen Castle

Moira Cavanaugh and David van de Wetering

William J. Cavanaugh Gregory T. Chiasson

Stephen and Margo Chiasson

Michele Chiasson Suart and Glenn Suart

Michael and Colleen Chisholm

Paul G. Chisholm

Susan and Chris Chisholm

Youngwon Cho

Sean P. Clarke

Trent and Angela Clow

Carol Cochrane

Michael and Carol Cohen

Daniel H. Coles

Ryan and Lori Connors

Anthony Conway H. Allan Conway

Joseph D. Cooke

Paul and Deirdre Cooke

Gerald F. Corcoran

David and Joanne Costanzo

Matthew G. Couture Hon. Mary Coyle

Kimberly Cudney and Fraser Phillips

Murielle and Robert Curry

Mike Cussen and Nancy Novinka

Mark C. Dalzell

James Davis

Peter and Anne Dawson

David and Shelley Debison Phil C. DeBruyne

Yolanta Desjardins Mary Desmond

Clarence and Mary Ann Deyoung Dalton and Mary Dickinson Timothy Dinesen

Rev. E. J. D’Intino Charitable Trust Santo Dodaro and Marion Alex Patrick J. Donnelly

Jerry and Mary Donovan

Kevin Drake and Melanie Watt

Brian and Jacqueline Driscoll Michael J. Drohan

Vanessa M. Duffley

Paul and Robin Dunphy

Dr Robert Dunphy Dentistry Inc. East Coast Credit Union Ltd. Alexander S. Elliott

Alexandra and Robert Evershed The late Donald H. Farrell

William Frances Fitzgerald

Garry Fleuren

Rev. Leo J. Floyd John and Millie Forbes

Michael and Kimberly Forgeron Akeem Foster James C. Fougere Ann L. Fox

Wayne J. Francis

Donna L. Fraser

Mark and Reema Fuller

Erika M. Fyfe

Cameron D. Fynney

Joseph Gagnon Mark C. Gallant

Paul Gallant

Stephen and Charlotte Gallant

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Susan Gallant

David Garbary

Kenneth R. Garland

J. Kenneth Gavel

Clare A. Gillies

Angela and Phonse Gillis

Anne F. Gillis

D. Alexander Gillis

Deborah L. Gillis

Joan E. Gillis

Allene and Edward Goforth

Dodie Goodwin and Bud Brown

Elizabeth M. Gouthro

K. Gary Grant

Mark Halloran and Karri Cameron

Heather Hannon

Lynda Harling Stalker

Terence and Alice Harrigan

Maria L. Hartery

Austin and Barbara Hawley

Kristopher S. Hawley

Peter and Linda Henke

Eryn E. Hessian

Michael and Satrina Heuton

M. Patricia Hogan

George and Sharon Holbeche

Jane Anne Howard and Barry Purcell

Shelagh Howard

Daniel and Elizabeth Hughes

International Women’s Forum

Atlantic Chapter

Jennifer Ivison

Marie and Paul Jameson

Wendy and Dennis Jarrett

Joseph Jurus and Cairine

MacDonald

SUPPORT OF $500 AND ABOVE — Members —

Mark and Tracey Kaiser

Daniel A. Kane

Maki D. Katsube

Donald Kawaja

Christopher and Diane Keating

Michael and Jeanne Keating Gerard and Maura Keenan Robb and Elizabeth Kell Mark and Margaret Kennedy

Bob Kennedy and Catherine Connors Kennedy John and Joanne Kerr

Gerald M. Knap

Mike Kolanko and Mary Murdena

Steve Konchalski and Charlene MacFarlane

Adam J. Kuntz

John Lamb

Robert and Betty Rose Landry

Wendy Langley and Todd Gorman

Warren D. Laybolt

Francis and Nancy Layden

Charles J. Leduc

Richard J. Lee

Bruce and Mora Lepage John and Jane Lesaux

Opal Leung

Allison L. Lewis

John Lewis and Fiona Rankin

David and Mary Long

Carmen and Judy Lowe

Lisa A. Lunney Borden

Edwin James MacCaffrey

Lisa S. MacCormack-Raitt

William MacCuspic and Diane Bigras

Catherine MacDonald

Cathy D. MacDonald

Gordon F. MacDonald J. Kevin MacDonald

John and Cecelia Macdonald

Linda and Ronald MacDonald

Toni MacDonell

J. Alexander MacEachern

Stan and Barb MacEachern

Wendell and Anne MacGibbon

G. Angus MacGillivray

Joanna M. Macgillivray

John D. MacGillivray

Mary Noella MacInnis and Andrew Pateman

Lewis W. MacIntosh

Linden MacIntyre and Carol Off Emilie M. MacIsaac

Michael J. E. MacIsaac

William and Lucienne Mackasey

John and Sheila MacKillop

Michael and Mary MacKinnon

Michael A. MacKinnon

Rose and Alex MacKinnon

Ann L. MacKnight

A. R. Sandy MacLean

Marilyn A. MacLean

Jane M. MacLellan

Graham MacNeil and Elizabeth MacDonald

Teresa MacNeil

Rev. Thomas A. MacNeil

Ronald V. MacPhee

Helen and Robert MacPherson

John and Karen Mahoney

George and Shirley Manos

Paul Marquis and Anne Simpson

Peter and Regina Marzlin

Pat Mazier

Colleen M. McAloon

Brian and Mary McA’Nulty

Norval K. McConnell

Basil and Lucie McCormick

William R. McCourt Ian and Michelle McDonell

Anne McFetridge

Elizabeth McGibbon

James H. McGill

Frank J. McGilly

Edward and Shelly McHugh

Margaret McKinnon Sean and Leanne McLean Iain McLeod and Michelle Sapp Heather and the late Jay McMullan

Mark and Kristen McMullin Donald and Glenys McNeil Raymond and Joan McNeil

Mike Melchin

Peter S. Milewski

David and Anne Moeller

Jeremy Moeller and Amanda BreiMoeller

Michael and Ellen Moher

Gary Molnar

James and Susan Mooney Shawn and Ellen Morrison

Kelvin Muamba

Roderick J. Muise David and Gillian Muller

James Murtha

Nature’s Way of Canada Ltd. Michael and Sue O’Brien

Molly O’Callaghan

— Members —

SUPPORT OF $500 AND ABOVE

Neil O’Flaherty and Sandra O’Flaherty(Smith)

Mary A. O’Hara

Brendan and Theresa O’Neill C. Patrick O’Neill

Kwame Osei-Peprah

Merrick Palmer

Sylvia V. Parris-Drummond

Patricia A. Petrie

Paul and Barbara Phillips Paul and Karen Pluta Jane and Ernie Porter

Lorraine and the late Robert ‘Lugs’ Rae Jean-Pierre Rajotte Micky A. Renders

Christopher Rice Blair and Kathleen Richard Evelyn Richards Nikki L. Robar

Paul and Lisa Rogers Mark and Renee Romanowsky

Robert E. Romanowsky David and Maymie Ronan John and Ann Rooney Alison Rose

Claire Roussel-Sullivan and Martin Sullivan

Gerard and Lise Roy Cory J. Rushton

Leonard and Fran Sarsfield

Shelagh C. P. Savage

Matthew Schumacher

Wendell and Keah Schurman

Cameron J. Sehl Kelly Shannon Mark B. Simonds

Snow Queen Restaurant

Jeffrey and Gina Stanley Harry R. Stirling

Arthur J. Stone Robert and Martha St Pierre

Gerry and Jantine Strong D. Keith Suddaby Ann D. Sullivan Jennie R. Sullivan Irma L. B. Swales

Bill and Deborah Tierney

Tightline Anchor Inc. Allison Tisdale Peter D. Tufts

Carl and Betty Turner

United Way Centraide Ottawa Jennifer L. Vandenheuvel

Thomas and Ann Van de Reep Bart B. van Schaayk

Susan Vincent

Louis and Mary Visentin VON Pictou

Curtis and Marian Walsh Lori J. Ward Karen F. Webster

Dorothy West Fraser and Gerry West

Leona and Bob Whitburn

Donna and Peter Whyte Adelaide C. Wimpenny

Michael and Lori Wirvin Kenneth Wong and Cathy Green

Russell Wyeth and Christina Holmes Drew Young Trudy Young

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Peter A. Abels

Cindy M. Acker

Roland A. Acorn

C. Lynn Adams

Judy Adams

Margaret L. Ahern-Standen

Robyne E. Ahmed

Victoria A. Aidoo

Lauren and Benedict Alexander

Leo C. Alfonso

Cheryl Allan

Larry T. Allen

Paul H. Allen

Rae-Ann Allong

Angel Anderson

The late Barry V. Anderson

F. Carmen Anderson

Marnie and Howie Anderson

Dalton Anderson-Sharples

Claire J. Andrea

Tony J. Andrea

Tanya D. Andrews

Antigonish Diocesan CWL

Joseph Apaloo and Sherry Bowman

Emmanuel Aquino

Andrew W. Arbuckle

Sid Archer

John G. Armstrong

Margaret A. Armstrong

Matilda H. Armstrong

Shirley Armsworthy

Ann Arsenault

Francis Arsenault

Daniel J. Arseneau

Donald F. Arseneau

Brenda B. Arthur

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500 — Supporters —

Deborah D. Ashe-Murphy

Terese Ashton J. Roger Aspinall

Jada and Derek Atherley

Danielle B. Atkinson Gerald E. Aucoin

Kevin and Janet Aucoin Patrice Aucoin

David and Marianne Austen

Coreen Auty

Mark and Natalie Avery Bryanne Aylward Janice Ayson

Denise Babineau Diana Babineau

Augustine G. Baker Breanna L. V. Baker

Frances and Ray Baker Samuel J. Baker Gerard A Balcom

Karen Baldwin

Jillian Bambrick Banks

D. Brent Bannerman

Rev. John R. Bannerman

Rod Bantjes and Maureen Moynagh

Kevin Barbour Brenda Barclay

Stewart L. Barclay

Conor Barker

Andrew R. Barkhouse

Brian L. Barkhouse

Alexandra N. Barnes

Sylvia A. Barron

Allan Barry and Mary Anne Riordon Barry

Clare F. Barry

Jonathan and Mary Ellen Barry

Reghan A. Barry

William Barry

Marion Bartlett

Elaine F. Barton

Gordon L. Basso

Patrick and Patricia Bates A. Ted Baumgartner

John B. Baxter

Steven D. Baxter

Corinne J. Bayliff

The late Wilfred E. Bean

Allan J. Beaton

Bernard A. Beaton

Donald J. Beaton

Finlay and Judith Beaton Janet R. Beaton

M. Linda Beaton

Tara L. Beaton

Marie-Pierre Bedard

Judy B. Bedford

T. Ken Bedford

Derek and Dawn Bekkers

Robert and Kathleen Bekkers

Glenda J. Belbin

Andrew and Alison Bell

Catherine A. Bell

Kyler and Gina Bell

Louise N. Belle-Isle

Mike Belliveau

Tolmie J. Belyea

Berard and Patricia Bennett

Gina M. Bennett

Paul and Pat Benoit

Kaylee G. Bent

Lori Bergman

The late David J. Bernatchez

Heather and John Berry

Sandra M. Berry

Gabriel Bertrand

Catherine L. Best

Joan E. Best

Alex Binotto

Cory D. Bishop

Dianne Bishop Jeff and Chantel Bishop

Helen Bishop-MacDonald

Arlene Bissette

Kenneth and Dorothy Black

John Blackwell and Laurie Stanley-Blackwell

Eileen C. Blair Sherrie and Stephen Blair

Rene V. Blanchard

Donald W. Blane

Lindsay M. Blenkhorn

Margaret A. Blom

Henry A. Blumenfeld

Diana Boatman and Michael Boatsmith

Katrina C. Bohnet

Neil Bolivar and Christa King Bolivar

Glenda and Alan Bond

Cassandra E. Bonnanfant

Judy Bonnanfant

Maria C. Bonvie

Andrea C. Booth

Richard A. Borden

Anne Boswell

Joanne Bouchard

Suzanne Bouchard

Anthony R. Boucher

Patricia Boucher

Ben T. Boudreau

—

Supporters —

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

Brad Boudreau

Celeste Boudreau

Claudette D. Boudreau

Jean and Cathy Boudreau

Jean E. Boudreau M. Linda Boulet

Jason F. Bourgeois

Nicole Boutilier

Philip P. Bowes

Theo T. Bowes

Jennifer Bowie

Jared A. Bowles

Andrea M. Boyd

E. Leo Boyd

Patrick B. Boyd

Ryan Boyd

Stephanie A. Boyd

Terence W. Boylan

Jo-Ann M. Boyle

Seana L. Brackett

Cecil J. Bradley

Brenda Brandow Maureen Brannan

Teri Brean-Arsenault

Michelle L. Breen

Kyla Brennan

Terry E. Brennan

Andrea L. Brennan-Hunter

Karen A. Briand

Amy L. Brierley

William J. Brockway

James G. Broderick

Jessica Brodribb

Amber D. Brohm

Ashley Brookes

Shannon and Chris Brossard

Karen Broussard

Wilfred D. Brown

Bonnie Brownlee and William Fox Michael and Joan Bruch

Christina and Michael BruggenCate

Ghislaine Brunet Janice M. Bruni

Jennifer K. Buck

Joseph E. Buckley

Nancy Burbidge Doreen Burke Matthew J. Burke Victoria L. Burke W. Sean Burke

Elizabeth A. Burke-Mahoney Jacquelyn D. Burton

Madison L. Burton John A. Bustin

Stanley and Teresa Butkus Wilfred W. Butler

Byron and Charlotte Butt Leanne and Allen Byl Clark W. Cada P. Jeff Cadegan David R. Caissie

John A. Caldwell

Catherine Callaghan Conner J. Cameron

David A. Cameron

Donald H. Cameron

Hugh and Cathy Cameron J. Joseph Cameron

Michael F. Cameron Michael T. Cameron Roland F. Cameron Alice Campbell

Archie V. Campbell

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Blick Campbell

Bridget R. Campbell

C. Jane Campbell

Douglas F. Campbell

Florence and Tony Campbell

Ian J. Campbell

James D. Campbell

Jamie and Pat Campbell

Jo-Anne Campbell

Joel Campbell and Caelly Simpson

John C. Campbell

Karen and the late Stephen Campbell

Leith R. Campbell

Mary A. Campbell

Sara M. Campbell

Stephanie M. Campbell

Mary E. Canducci-Maalouf

Natalie D. Cantle

Erin M. Caplice

Mary C. Caplice

Stephen Capstick and Cary Hogan Gail Carney

Carman V. Carroll

John W. Carruthers

Nicholas E. Carruthers

Reigo and Ellen Carter

Amanda F. Casey

Joan M. Casey

Corrine M. Cash

M. Meaghan Catalano

Anne V. Caudle

Willard J. B. Cavicchi

Michelle Centorame

Bino Cesario

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

Jennifer and Dwayne Chambers

Michael L. Champ

Thomas M. Charuk

Taylor R. Chase

Patrice C. Chea

Christopher R. Cherkas

Karen-Anne Cherwonogrodzky

Joseph C. Chesal

Gayle and Roland Chiasson

Emilie J. Chiasson

Marcel B. Chiasson

Mark T. Chiasson

Paulette M. Chiasson

Sheila Chiasson

Andrew D. Chisholm

Bernie and Karen Chisholm

Caitlin J. Chisholm

James R. Chisholm

J. Derek Chisholm

Kenneth G. Chisholm

L. Graham Chisholm

Marc C. Chisholm

Mary A. Chisholm

Michael L. Chisholm

Paschal G. Chisholm

Ryan J. Chisholm

Terri L. Chisholm

W. Brian Chisholm

William J. Chisholm

Christ the Redeemer Council

CWL

E. Jean Cichon

William T. Clair

James S. Clancy

Charlene Clark

Nancy E. Clark

Nancy M. Clark

R. Sandy Clark

Valerie E. Clark

Cassie T. Clarke

Anastasia Clavelle

Maureen J. Clifford

Eileen C. Coady

Mardi Cockburn

John G. Coffey

William T. S. Colbert

Patricia A. Cole

Dale R. Coleman

Maureen Coleman

Louise M. Coleman-Bradford

Sharon Coles

Cheryl M. Coley

Bernard J. Collins

Paul R. Collins

Dawn E. Comandante

Mary C. Compton

Michael J. Condon

Katie E. Conklin

Janice R. Connolly

Jennifer M. Connors

Christopher D. Cook

Jody S. Cook

Lynn and Shaun Cooke

T. Terry Cooney

Allan Cooper

Cyril Cooper

Gerry Cooper

Laura J. Corbett

Marguerite E. Cordeau

Paula Cordeau

Lola D. Corkum

Ruthanne L. Corman

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Jacques Cormier

James and Rose Cormier

James L. Cormier

Matthew W. Cormier

Horace and Jane Corrigan

Ria J. Corsten

Jack Coughlin

Cindy Courier Ruth Court

Stefanie Couture

Kelly Covert

Elizabeth Cragg

Lisa J. Craig

Monica H. Creber

Ben and Vanessa Creech

Terrence J. Cribb

Mary A. E. Crilley

Rev. Bill J. Crispo

Rebecca L. Croft

Jennifer Crook

Kent Crossman

Patricia L. Crossman

Hollie M. Crouse

David Cudmore and Patricia Menard

Matthew J. Cullen

Andrew and Maureen Culligan

Margaret Cullinan

Dan A. Cummings

Edmund R. Cummings

Stephen and Larissa Curley

Ty P. Curran

William E. Currie

Andrew J. Curry

James D. Curry

Joanne T. Curry

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500 — Supporters —

Joseph M. Curry

Elizabeth Cusack

Helen P. Cusack

Brad Cuthbertson

W. Andrew Cuttle

Carly L. Cymbaluk

Anne M. Dacey

Jeffrey M. Dallien

Maura A. Dalton

Liam P. Daly

Michael T. Daly Mary and Gordon Dalzell

Matthew G. Dalzell

Kelly A. Danaher

B. Anne Daniel

Stephen Dankowich

Susanna D’Arcy

Jainyme A. DaSilveira

Donald and Katrina Davenport

Craig and Brenda Davidson

Arthur J. Davies

Denise M. Davies Ryan J. Davies

John P. Davis

Teresa Davis-Haines G. Fred Davison

Anne-Marie L. Dawson

Richard C. Day

Charles B. Decoff

Cindy L. Decoste

Ralph J. Decoste

Jeffrey DeDekker

The late Anthony G. Delaney

Jean M. Delaney

Memorie C. Delehanty

Richard Delisle

John and Carolyn DeLorey

Lynne M. Delorey

Sandra Delorey

Trudy L. Delorey

Mary Anne Dennison

De Novo Construction

Wanda K. Deschamps

Rev. Duaine F. Devereaux

Albert W. Deyoung

Mark F. Dickson

Joseph P. Didyk

Kelvin Digout Donalda A. Dineen

James M. Dineen

Lana Dinn and Troy MacDougall

Carmen and Frances D’Intino

Charitable Trust Michael G. Dionne

Mario B. Dipersio

Francis G. Divito Edith M. Dixon

Flora M. Dixon-Noel

Ethel Dobbin

Donald Dodge

Anne Marie Doherty E. Frances Doherty

Sheila Doherty

Brian and Marcia Doiron

Donald Doiron

Charles J. Dolan

Michael A. Dolan

Patrick B. Dolan

William J. Dolan

Matthew F. Dolansky

Kenneth D. J. Donald

Mark R. J. Donald

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Jody Donaldson

June Donaldson

Jay Donlevy

John F. Donovan

William J. Donovan

Cheryl Donovan-White Tera J. Dorrington

Ingeborg M. Dorsey

Jeffery H. Dort

Simon Doubt

Anne M. Doucet

Gerald J. Doucet

Bernice C. Doucet-Pearce Janet Doucette

Ralph and Claire Downey

Allan J. Doyle

Brian P. Doyle

Carolyn M. Doyle Maureen G. Doyle Judy Dube Michael P. Dube

Leslie Dubinsky David Dubois and Mary Travis Maureen H. Duffy-Mason Carolyn M. Duggan

Kendra A. Duggan

Kerrin A. Duggan Walter and Joanne Duggan

Guy E. Dumouchel

Donald R. Dunbar

Millie Dunbar

Hon. Patrick J. Duncan

Robin M. Dunn

Constance A. Dunnett

Catherine G. Durdle

Rev. Edwin R. Ebsary

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

Brian Eddy

A. Marie Edwards

Josephine and the late Adrian Edwards

Judy Eggleton-Konings

B. Gerard Eldridge

Charlton L. M. Elliott

Christopher R. Elliott Kelly Elliott Foley

Donna M. Ellis

Lynda Ellis

Joanne L. Elsaesser

Peter and Jacqueline Embleton

Emily L. A. Enfield

William J. English

Elisabeth Ervin-Blankenheim

Laura Estill

Tracy L. Everitt

Jean E. Eyking

John J. Fahey

Maureen Fahey

Patrick and Cindy Fahie Sharyl Fairhurst

Luigi Fantin

Stephen Farquharson

Amy Farrell

Cody Farrell

Fred and Mary Farrell L. Daniel Farrell

Peter D. Farrell

Jules Fauteux and Mary MurphyFauteux

Clare Fawcett and Eric Atkinson

Cindy A. O. Fedoryk

Gertrude Feeney

Greg and Stephanie Feltham

Sheila Feore

Charlene Ferdinand

Mildred A. Ferguson

Robert and Deborah Ferguson Sara Ferguson

Craig and Melissa Ferrar

Steven S. Ferraro Bernard A. Ferren Scott W. Ferris M. Eileen Findlay

Rev. C. Ross Finlan Patrick J. Finucan Helena A. Fiore J. Robert Fitzner

Kate Flanagan

Molly Fleet

Andrea L. Fleischhauer

Katherine Fletcher

Barbara S. Flewelling

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MacLeod Group of Companies

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SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

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North Shore Ballast & Concrete Works

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SUPPORT OF UP TO $500 — Supporters —

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For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

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James A. Rudderham

Natalie R. Rumscheidt

Sheila M. Runnalls

Ryan J. Rusich

Andrew S. C. Russell

Doretta Russell

Erin Russell Hayley C. Russell

Vivian Russell

Margo Russell-Bird

Sharon Rutherford

Seth P. Rutner

Jim and Bridget Ryan

Angelina S. Sacdal

Shawn R. Samler

Alison E. Sampson

Ann M. Sampson

Lisa T. Sampson

Shauna A. S. Sampson

Alfred Samson

Gervais J. Samson

Lillian E. S. Samson

Robert Samson and Shelley MacLean

Laura Sanders and Philippe Painchaud

Ann H. Sanderson

J. Marie Sanford

Linda Sangster

H. Joseph Santerre

Margaret A. Savage

Marilee E. C. Savage

Francis W. Savidant

Francis A. R. Saville

Eric R. Savoie

Paul and Michele Saxon

Angie Scanlan

Jennifer E. Schmalz

Pamela Schnarr

Theresa P. Schultz

David A. Scott

Donald A. Scott

Ewen E. Scott

Marilyn Scott W. R. Scott Equipment Ltd.

Leslie A. Scott MacLennan

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Brian Scriver

Christopher L. Sellitri

Freeman Sencabaugh

Charlene Serdan

Alan Seward and Caroline Van Roestel

Donald S. Sexton

Stephen Shannon

Joel Shapiro B. Colleen Sharbell

Jonathan and Janet Sharpe Tyler J. Shaver

Jean M. Shaw

Edith Y. Shaw-Ewald

Megan M. Shea

J. E. Sheedy

Angie D. Sheppard

Jacqueline Sheridan

Kathleen B. Sheridan

Elaine and Dan Shute

Renee J. Sidhu

John C. Simon

Toven and Laura Simonsen

Justine E. Simpson

Bernard W. Sirois

Stella M. Sirois

Bradley L. Skinner

Adam P. Slade

Darren Slind

Regina F. Smart

Carolyn Smedley

Mark T. Smerdon

Betty A. Smith

Clay Smith

Cyril and Doreen Smith D. Troy Smith

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500 — Supporters —

H. J. Mora Smith

Kaleigh J. Smith

Laureen D. Smith M. Florence Smith

Rev. Peter Smith and Meredith Marple

Richard J. Smith

Carl R. Smyth

John C. Snow

Edward J. Sober

William J. Sofan

Jessie Somers

Lauren G. Sorel

Ann Marie Spagnolatti-Gill

Carla H. J. Sparkes

Eunice R. Spear

Sydny P. L. Spear

Christa L. Spicer

Gloria Sponagle

Benedict and Helen Stach

Susan J. Stallard St. Annes CWL

Christopher J. Stanton

Judith C. Stark St. Bernadette CWL St. Boniface CWL

Paul E. Steele

Michael and Heidi Steinitz St. Elizabeth Seton Women’s Guild

Olivia J. Stephen

Ralph and Shelly Stephen

George B. Stephenson

Brian F. Stevens

Brian and Susan Stevenson

Samantha R. Stewart

Samuel G. Stewart

Susan A. Stewart

StFX Safety & Security Services

Terrence J. St George

Yvette St George Gillis St. Ignatius CWL

St. Kevins Parish Council Catholic Womens

St. Marys Catholic Womens League St. Mary’s CWL Jill Stocker

Jason Storm

Catherine A. Stover Dave Stover St. Patricks CWL St. Peter’s CWL

Henrick and Lisa StraitHinnerichsen

Juanita M. Strangis McPhee

James Streeter

Adelaide A. Strickland

Larissa C. Strong

Lisa M. Sturgess

Leigh A. Sturmy E. Wayne Sudds

Beverly J. Suderman

Oliver Sugden Ailie B. Sullivan

Chris Sullivan and Shelley MaldreSullivan Dawn Sullivan

Francis M. Sullivan Johanne M. Sullivan

Kelly Sullivan Leo P. Sullivan Louise Sullivan Marie J. Sullivan

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Thelma E. Sullivan

Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan

Traci Sullivan

Barry V. Sutherland

Tara Sutherland

Jon and Danielle Svec

Patricia Swain-Kehoe

John A. Swales

Mary A. Swart

Anastasia M. Sweeney

Sandy Sweet

William Sweet and Heather Carson

Jennifer Swinemar-Murray

Jennifer L. Sylvester

Chris Szelewski

Mike and Jen Tait

Errol B. Taylor

Hannah M. Taylor

Michelle A. Taylor

Roderick H. Taylor

Tara D. Taylor

James W. Teakles

Carmel C. Teasdale

John F. Tewelde

Nicholas R. Thebeau

David J. Thibaudeau

Robert A. Thiesing

Anne-Marie Thomas

Mackenzie M. Thomas

Brad J. Thompson

Kelly P. Thompson

Leo and Sara Thompson

Norma Thompson

Patrick B. Thompson

Ross P. Thompson

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500

Andrea C. Thomson

Michael Thomson and Susan Hickey

Michael P. Thomson

Patrick A. Thomson

Aaron G. Thornell

Jason F. Thorpe

Richard and Ann Tingley

Darren J. N. Todd

Joanne Tompkins

G. Elwin Tracey

Robin J. Tress

Yvonne V. Trewick

Harry J. Trihey

Jill M. Trinacty

Brent Trott

Charlene Truffyn

Miriam Tsang

Aaron M. Tschirhart

Cecile Tubetti-MacKenzie

Helen M. Tubrett

Allison M. Tucker

Leonard Tucker

Jeffrey M. Tupper

Kyle and Courtney Turk

Zach Turner and Stephanie Nadeau

Thomas L. Turniawan

Vincent Turple and Judy Turple

Henderson

Karen Tutty-Smith and Donald Smith

Constance L. Tweedie

Leanne Tymchuk

Helen B. Udle

Alan W. Ulrich

Susan Underhill

Erica C. Underwood

Joan M. Underwood

United Way of Halifax Region

Adele Upton

Marilyn A. Upton

Curtis W. Urlacher

Jocelyn E. Vaillancourt

Valleyview Catholic Womens League

Martin and Dianne van Bommel

Dave Van Den Bosch

Elizabeth and Peter Van Den Heuvel

Wilhelmus A. Van Gestel

Steven Van Zoost

Julie A. Vargas

Michael Varner

Sarah Veinot

Emma M. Veinotte

Stephanie A. Venedam

Louise Verret

Stephen P. Vickers

Edward and Constance Villeneuve

Veronica Visentin

Peeranut Visetsuth

Margaret Vloet- Morrison

Benton T. von Muehldorfer

Keegan J. Vosman

Dennis Vowles and Jennifer Brown

Marina Vukosa

Cheryl B. Wadasinghe

Anne Waite

Margot L. Walberg

Ann L. Walker

Pat and Gary Walker

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

Jack T. Wallace

Anne H. Walsh

Beatrice E. Walsh

Bryan R. Walsh

John F. Walsh

John P. Walsh

Kimberley D. M. Walsh

Leigh Ellen Walsh

Patrick F. Walsh Ray and Lynn Walsh

Valda Walsh

Kevin and Carol Wamsley

Ivan Wangsaseputra

Walter S. Watkins

Tamara K. Watson

Bryan Watt

Patricia A. Watters

John S. Wdowczyk

Charlene Weaving

Denise C. Webb

Hugh and Marilyn Webb Wyman and Janet Webb

Neil J. Weber Liara M. Weiler

Margaret J. Werniuk

Jamie West

West Country Pump and Filtration Ltd.

Lara L. Westhaver

G. Dean Whalen

Keegan J. Whelly

John H. Whidden

Carolyn M. Whitburn

Blair R. White

Jane M. White

Janine White

SUPPORT OF UP TO $500 — Supporters —

Jean A. White

Michelle L. White W. Neil White

Janet C. White-Riddell

Catherine A. Whitman

Gordon D. Whyte

Cheryl Whytewood

Grant and Jocelyn Wiebe

Ethan L. Wilder

Elaine M. Willette-Larsen

Aloysius A. Williams

Bruce Williams

Catherine Williams

Jean M. Williams

John T. Williams

Kimberly A. Williams

Michael Williams

Gail Williamson Michael G. Willis

Emily A. Wilson

Erin K. Wilson Ian Wilson James E. Wilson

Jana L. Wilson Peggy L. Wilson

Michael Wood M. Yvonne Wood Susan E. Wood

Melanie J. Woodroffe

Andrea Woods

Denise Woofter

Mark Woofter

Matt Woofter

Michael Woofter F. John Wright Tammie Wright

Russell Wyeth and Christina Holmes

X-Chem Science Literacy

Alexander J. Yakimenko

Fairley Yeo Christina Yiridoe Irene T. M. Yorke Chris and Tennille Young Edward G. Young Kathleen M. Young

Robert and Janine Young William V. Young Kevin F. Yurczyszyn Emilie T. Zannis

Alexa Zarins and Nino Kovacevic Betty A. Zegarac

Eleni Zisimatos Sarah E. Zitoli Victoria M. Zurbrigg Nick and Trudy Zutt

For donations made during the fiscal year April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022.

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.

Wendy Langley

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

Ann Arsenault

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

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

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

Katherine Edwards Creative Coordinator kedwards@stfx.ca 902-867-2157

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

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

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

Shannon Rice Stewardship and Communications Officer srice@stfx.ca 902-867-3914

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

Michelle White Athletics Fund Development Officer mlwhite@stfx.ca 902-867-3672

Production Team

Wendy Langley wlangley@stfx.ca

Writer Katherine Edwards kedwards@stfx.ca

Design Urban Orange

Managing Editor

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Wendy Langley, StFX Director of Development 902.867.5182 | wlangley@stfx.ca