Report to the Community 2022-23 by Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation

Report to the Community 2022–23

2 Photo credit: Alberta Health Services

Message from our board chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Meet our board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Stollery by the numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 FUNdraising across Alberta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Thank you from the Stollery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Your donations at work: Innovation & discovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Your donations at work: Highly skilled professionals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Your donations at work: Advancing equipment and infrastructure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Your donations at work: Patient and Family Centred Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Your donations at work: Department of Pediatrics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Your donations at work: Women and Children’s Health Research Institute . . . . . . . . . 24 Your donations at work: Multi-year fundraising campaigns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Alberta needs a new children’s hospital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Financial highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Thank you to our donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

A message from our board chair Our vision is to transform children’s health — both within the current Hospital sites and beyond the walls of the Stollery Children’s Hospital. And with your continued support, we’re doing just that. The Foundation has made incredible strides in the past year, and it’s all thanks to YOU — our many generous donors. We know that child’s play helps kids cope and recover from illness and injury. Construction started last year on a fully renovated and expanded Saville Family Beach play area for patient kids and their families including a brand-new, outdoor Enchanted Forest that will offer more incredible, family-centred Child Life programming for kids and teens. The Hospital introduced a state-of-the-art simulation program that’s keeping expert health-care providers’ skills sharp by practicing on advanced mannequins, from a 700-gram baby to a 200-pound teenager, that breathe, talk and cry. We continued to invest in vital, front-line mental health services both inside the Stollery Emergency and through virtual health in communities across northern Alberta. To our delight, we saw the return of in-person fundraising events and hundreds of volunteers after a few tough years during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to growing community support for our exciting fall home lottery program, we launched and sold out our first spring Mighty Millions Lottery that’s changing lives — both that of the grand prize winners and of Stollery kids — with every ticket sold.

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With the help of our Hospital, Alberta Health Services and community partners, we continue to explore and understand the changing needs of northern communities and how we can help improve physical and mental health services through specialized, expanded virtual health and culturally-focussed Indigenous health programs. And, because of you — and for the first time — the Foundation is part of the Government of Alberta’s capital budget as tens-of-thousands of Albertans raised their voices in support of our Tomorrow & Today campaign for a new Stollery Children’s Hospital. A Hospital that will one day be designed and constructed with kids and families in mind. The future of children’s health in Alberta looks bright. But we can’t stop now. We know that with your ongoing support as donors and volunteers we can make a meaningful difference for future generations, while making sure this generation of kids and families receive the best care possible when they walk through the doors of the Stollery. We do this for our many, province-wide donors who tell us what matters to them. We do this for our Hospital partners who rely on new equipment, research and technologies. We do this for your communities who understand just how important a world-class hospital is in their backyard. We do this for every kid so that they can all live a long and healthy life. Thank you for taking the time to read our latest Report to the Community and for continuing to help us advance children’s physical and mental health across Western Canada.

Sincerely,

Kelly Blackett Chair, board of trustees

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Our mission and vision

Our values

Land acknowledgment

We work to give all kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life. •

We raise money in support of advancing specialized children’s physical and mental health care

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We thank our donors by sharing with them the impact of their gifts on the lives of Stollery kids and their families from backyards across Alberta and beyond

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We educate communities about the Hospital and children’s physical and mental health needs

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We advocate for children’s health becoming a greater priority for government, stakeholders and the community

Honouring Bob and Shirley Stollery’s cornerstone values used to establish the Foundation, along with the shared values of our staff, we maintain six core values: •

Accountability — to the internal team and to external stakeholders

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Energy — for the passion of our cause and the amount of effort put forward

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Respect — for the children, families, donors and Foundation team

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Inclusiveness — in our approach to the philosophy that no child goes without excellent care

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Altruism — in the giving of oneself, sharing and a sense of abundance

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Leadership — by all regardless of position and demonstrated to every stakeholder

We respectfully acknowledge that our Foundation and the Hospital we serve are located on the traditional lands of Treaty 6 Territory. We are grateful to the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples whose footsteps have marked these lands for generations, whose histories, languages and cultures continue to influence and are vital to our vibrant community. We recognize the land as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside on.

Of the more than 170,000 charities and non-profits in Canada, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is in an elite group of 259 charities accredited by Imagine Canada. This designation confirms our commitment to the highest standards of accountability, transparency and governance.

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Meet our board The Board of Trustees for the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is a diverse, dedicated group of volunteers who represent the many communities the Stollery Children’s Hospital serves. Our board is responsible for the strategic vision of the Foundation and working with Foundation management to make sure donor investments are directed to the best programs, equipment, people and research to help advance physical and mental health at the Stollery. We are thankful to our board members for their vision and dedication to improving the lives of kids from backyards across Alberta.

Chair Kelly Blackett Canadian Western Bank

Board of Trustees Bonnie Andriachuk, KC, ICD.D Servus Credit Union

Vice-Chair Kevin McKee Pangman Development Corporation

Todd Bish Solutions Business Interiors

Past-Chair Noah Jones, BA, CFP, CLU Vanta Group

Jennifer Bisson Mountain Integrated Medical Devices Delphine Brooker Community supporter Jacquelyn Colville, CPA, CA, ICD.D Midnight Sun Financial Lindsay Dodd, B.Comm., MBA, ICD.D CashCo Financial Kevin George, CPA, CA, MPA.cc. MNP LLP Brent Horn, CPA, CA Edmonton Trailer Sales & Leasing Ltd Brandon Kot Canada ICI Stephanie McCabe City of Edmonton Amanda Morin Indigenous Services Canada Tara Opyr, CPA, CA Ernst & Young LLP

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Dr. Kara Otuomagie Kinetic Living Aleem Popatia, B.Comm., JD MLT Aikins LLP Jacquie Pylypiuk, CPA, CA, CHRP Capital Power Corporation Tim Varughese Synergy Group of Companies Mike Wieninger PCL Constructors Inc Christine Westerlund Stollery Children’s Hospital Dr. David Zygun, MD, M.Sc., FRCPC Alberta Health Services Ex Officio Dr. Sarah Forgie University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital Dr. Brenda Hemmelgarn Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry University of Alberta Dr. Carina Majaesic University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital Dr. Lonnie Zwaigenbaum University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital

Stollery by the numbers The Stollery is the most specialized children’s hospital in Western Canada and serves the largest geographic area of any children’s hospital in North America. It’s also the hub for pediatric heart surgery in the West. Your generosity gives all kids from backyards across Western Canada the best chance for a long and healthy life.

Last year the Stollery responded to:

324,425 patient visits

54,649

Emergency department visits

28%

of patients from outside the Edmonton area

24,507

surgery clinic visits

outpatient clinic visits

133,027

virtual patient visits

10,965 surgeries

251,462

2,362

patients with mental health concerns Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Each year, the Stollery’s multiple neonatal intensive care units respond to as many as

2,226 of the tiniest patients, some the size of a cell phone.

33% of neonates come from outside the Edmonton area The Stollery’s transport team helps

1,286 kids

get to the Stollery safely each year.

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FUNdraising across Alberta

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National partnerships We’re proud to partner with the Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) and Canada’s Children’s Hospital Foundation (CCHF) to support Stollery kids in a BIG way. Last year, our national fundraising partners brought in $5,529, 354 in support of Stollery kids and their families!

Double the chances to BE MIGHTY Alberta’s growing population is the youngest in Canada, which means more kids need specialized care than ever before. To further support families from backyards across Alberta, in addition to our fall lottery, spring 2022 saw the launch of our first annual spring Mighty Millions Lottery program! Albertans stepped up in a MIGHTY way by buying almost 76,000 tickets to sell out our inaugural spring Mighty Millions Lottery, resulting in $2.2 million in net proceeds to support cutting-edge pediatric research and the purchase of highly specialized equipment at the Stollery. Thank you for supporting Stollery kids — and congratulations to all our winners!

The local teams behind these national partners work hard to raise money for the Stollery through point-ofsale donations, employee giving, in-store promotions, corporate matching and more. When you support and donate to our CMN and CCHF partners, you’re supporting kids’ health in your own backyard, as all donations made in northern Alberta support the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation.

CMN is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving and improving the lives of children in local communities all across North America. CCHF helps to deliver CMN programs in Canada, along with other national partnerships. Together, CMN and CCHF proudly support 13 children’s hospitals across Canada, with 21 partners who support the Stollery locally.

Our top five national partners:

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Personal Giving

Events and Sponsorship

The impact of your personal giving is immeasurable, and we are deeply grateful for the donors who choose to make a difference in the lives of children and families through their generosity. Every gift holds tremendous significance and has the potential to create a lasting legacy of compassion and care. Personal giving supports the Stollery Children’s Hospital’s programs and areas where it is needed most. We are inspired by our donors making personal gifts as it enables individuals to contribute their resources, expertise and passion to the Stollery.

Every year, we host a variety of signature and partnership events that help support Stollery kids and their families. Last year, $5,442,676 was raised through our events and sponsorships to support Stollery kids from across Western Canada. Whether you’ve attended, sponsored or volunteered at one of our events, thank you for making a life-changing difference for kids and families from backyards across Alberta and beyond.

Last year, personal giving, whether through donations or gifts left in will, accounted for $5,556,626, allowing the Foundation to reach farther, dream bigger and effect transformational change in how we care for our children in our community.

The Great Bear Society The Great Bear Society celebrates all the ‘Great Bears’ who choose to include the Foundation in their estate plans — making sure our next generation of Little Bears are taken care of.

Each gift and bequest is a testament to the continuing legacy of individuals who share the Foundation’s mission and vision.

“We decided that it’s time to support the Stollery in a new way…by making the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation a beneficiary in our wills.” Lindsay Dodd Stollery parent & Great Bear Ambassador

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Events by the numbers: 1,525 Junior Lemon Squeezers participated in Simply Supper’s Lemonade Stand Day

1,357 young hockey players hit the ice at the Stollery Family Day Classic

766 runners, walkers and rollers did 5 km at Teddy Bear Fun Fest

412 cyclists moving kids’ health forward

219 new monthly donors called into Corus Radiothon

142 golfers hit the green at Tee Up For Tots

100+ generous sponsors Five signature events, including the return of an in-person Snowflake Gala

Three partnership events

with Life Cycle

Ben Stelter Fund

Fundraising for the Stollery Our community fundraisers come in all shapes and sizes! From adult-led initiatives like golf tournaments and weddings to child-inclined events like bikeathons and head shaves, we’re grateful to the community members who choose to support the Stollery by hosting their own fundraisers and collecting donations at their special occasions. Our youngest fundraisers are called Stollery Superstars. These youngsters collect donations through birthday parties, bake sales, school fundraisers and more. Thanks to Stollery supporters like you, our kid and adult community fundraisers combined to raise an outstanding $3,174,570 last year — with our Stollery Superstars making up $275,249 of that total alone.

The Ben Stelter Fund was initiated by Mike and Lea Stelter to continue the legacy of their son Ben, who was a Stollery kid. This new designated fund has had a significant impact on our revenue this past year, supporting pediatric oncology research and home equipment for Stollery kids and their families. The Stelter family continues to bring the community together in Ben’s name, with groups and individuals touched by Ben’s story raising an impressive $1,449,715 last year. The Stelter family, with ongoing support of Ashif Mawji, has fundraised in support of the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation’s Ben Stelter Fund to further support families who have kids facing a cancer diagnosis.

Community fundraisers by the numbers:

138

adult fundraising events

206

Stollery Superstars

135

birthday donations

school fundraisers

Corporate giving With their support, our corporate partners do more than just raise money. They encourage their employees, customers and the wider community to be engaged in children’s health care. Our corporate partners give through corporate donations, sponsorship, cause marketing, workplace giving campaigns, gifts of products or services and more. Last year, our corporate partners raised $3,060,734.

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Annual Giving When you become a monthly donor, make a gift in honour of a loved one or respond to our direct mail, you’re making sure Stollery kids have access to the best physical and mental health care they need when they need it most. Our annual giving team works with a wide variety of our donors throughout the year to highlight both Stollery success stories and the most urgent needs at the Hospital. Last year, our generous annual gifts totaled $2,450,054 in support of Stollery kids.

Corus Radiothon supporters make up 3,676 of our Bear Hug Club members!

Bear Hug Club Did you know that monthly giving is one of the easiest and best ways to support the priority needs at the Stollery? You can sign up at your door, during Radiothon, on our website or through direct mail. When you’re a monthly donor, you become a member of the Bear Hug Club! Your generous monthly donations will help ensure the Hospital is able to plan for and support Stollery kids and their families, even during unpredictable times. We wrapped up last year with 6,419 Bear Hug Club members who give an average donation of $30 per month.

Volunteers Volunteers are the heart of our foundation! By donating their time and talents, they help keep our fundraising costs down, which means more of the funds we raise go to supporting world-class care for Stollery kids and their families. The families in our Stollery Story Squad are an extension of our Foundation volunteers. These Stollery families donate their time by speaking at events, doing media interviews and everything in between. Every Stollery story is powerful, and every time a member of our Squad shares their story, they are helping kids from backyards across Western Canada. From event support and community outreach to volunteering right in the Hospital, our volunteers and Squad members are a driving force behind the work we do.

Volunteers by the numbers:

600+ 890+

volunteer opportunities

volunteers

150+

activity kits provided to inpatients

Stollery Women’s Network The Stollery Women’s Network (SWN) is a diverse group of supporters from across the province united by the common goal of supporting the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation through education and fundraising.

3,500+

Giving Comfort items distributed

Since 2014, the Stollery Women’s Network has raised more than $1 million for vital Hospital initiatives.

This year’s SWN initiatives included recognition programs celebrating International Women’s Day, Global Day of Parents and National Grandparents Day. Network members also learned about the impact of specialized programs like the Awasisak Indigenous Health Program and helped the Foundation in its work to convince government leaders that the time is now to build a new Stollery Children’s Hospital for the next generations of kids and families. Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Thank you from the Stollery Thank you to our wonderful partners at the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and their donors for another year of making an incredible difference at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. In the past year, our team of staff and physicians have continued to grow and adjust their practices to provide extraordinary patient care despite the pandemic-induced pressures, respiratory viral season and uncertainty. We want to share our immense gratitude for the support the Foundation and its donors have provided, as your support continues to make the transformation of our care practices possible. We know that each of you has felt the same uncertainty we faced here at the Hospital, yet you continued to show your support and did so during unprecedented times, and for that, we could not be more grateful. Your contributions help us achieve more, and big or small, they make an incredible difference. Your funds are helping to advance research, enhance programs, training and education for highly skilled professionals, infrastructure, and state-of-the-art equipment and technologies that help children and youth get home quicker and recover with fewer side effects. Quite simply, we could not do this without the Foundation and donors like you. Thank you again for your continued support and another incredible year. With our deepest gratitude,

Christine Westerlund Senior Operating Officer Stollery Children’s Hospital 16

Dr. Carina Majaesic Facility Medical Director & Associate Zone Medical Director Stollery Children’s Hospital Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Your donations at work: Innovation & discovery By supporting innovation and discovery, you’re making sure the Stollery is a safe place for kids and families. You make it possible for the Stollery to be part of Children’s Healthcare Canada and the North American Solutions for Patient Safety Network, making sure the safest and highest level of care is delivered. Because of you, a process improvement consultant works alongside clinical staff to review and make sure systems and processes at the Hospital are both efficient and transparent.

$521,380 in 2022–23 $986,615 in 2021–22

Your donations at work: Highly skilled professionals By supporting highly skilled professionals, you’re directly impacting care at the Stollery! You’re making it possible for Stollery staff to further advance their skills through conferences, programs and training which ultimately improves patient outcomes. Your support also helps Stollery staff pursue graduate studies to become neonatal nurse practitioners.

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$387,871 in 2022–23 $159,695 in 2021–22

Your donations at work: Advancing equipment and infrastructure $4,274,344 in 2022–23 $4,842,245 in 2021–22

MORE THAN

PIECES

of equipment purchased last year!

Because of you, the Stollery can update, expand and create new customized spaces designed specifically for kids, like the new surgical short-stay waiting room — with more spaces to sit, a play area, stroller parking, lockers and a washroom complete with an adult-sized change table. We’re looking forward to next year when the renovated Saville Family Beach is set to reopen. This expanded space will also include the Enchanted Forest, the first outdoor Stollery play space!

Perfect practice makes perfect Our Stollery Children’s Hospital is full of world-class experts. But even the best of the best need to practice their skills to be ready to handle whatever a Stollery kid may be facing. That’s where the Stollery simulation program comes in. Launched in the spring of 2021, this program allows the Stollery’s health-care providers to keep their skills sharp in a safe environment through simulated situations such as talking to a parent or putting in an IV, as well as complex procedures and operations. To help enhance the experience, the simulation program has a variety of life-like mannequins ranging from a 700-gram baby to a 250-pound adult-sized mannequin. But these aren’t your ordinary mannequins! They can talk, cry, breathe and respond during medical procedures to help prepare Stollery staff for real-life experiences. 18

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Monitoring a young heart — on the go Last year, we turned to our donors for help raising funds to purchase a special piece of cardiology equipment: a Holter monitoring system. And donors like you came through to the beat of $165,000! The Holter device monitors heart activity like an ECG machine does, but it’s portable! It’s incredibly useful in identifying cardiac problems in school-age children, teenagers and young adults. The Holter monitoring system was able to support more than 850 patients last year. The cardiac program at the Stollery saw nearly 7,000 patients last year, highlighting how critical it is to have this much-needed equipment on hand and on hearts.

Getting kids home sooner At our 2022 Tee Up For Tots golf invitational, donors generously raised $105,000 to support the purchase of much-needed, specialized equipment for the pediatric autonomic laboratory. The laboratory needs this equipment to diagnose unique disorders in kids so they can get treated as soon as possible. With this equipment available, the wait list for specialized testing is reduced and kids can get access to a treatment plan that much faster. The autonomic nervous system controls important bodily functions that we don’t think about — sweating when we’re hot, our heart rate when we exercise and even carrying information to our brain about pain and temperature. Disorders of the autonomic nervous system are often known as “invisible” illnesses because individuals can appear healthy but have numerous debilitating symptoms related to those unseen functions.

The Stollery simulation program is the busiest program of its kind in the Edmonton zone. There is a growing demand for simulation-based education throughout the Stollery that exceeds the current available resources, which is why, last year, we provided $240,000 to support the program. Over a period of five years beginning in 2020, we have committed $878,000 to improve the delivery of the simulation program for health care providers at the Stollery.

SIM program by the numbers:

197

sessions

1,258

participants

1,283 simulation hours

To some, practice makes perfect. At the Stollery, perfect practice makes perfect. Through your support of the Stollery simulation program, you are helping to make sure Stollery staff are ready for anything to help give kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life.

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Your donations at work: Patient and FamilyCentred Care $2,732,896 in 2022–23 $2,092,685 in 2021–22

Because of you, the Stollery can offer programs such as music therapy, art therapy and the Ray Muzyka and Leona De Boer Pet Therapy Program, which have all been proven to support kids’ physical and mental health care, while also helping them heal faster. In addition, the Foundation-funded pediatric palliative care program (ASSIST) is there to support Stollery families when a child is diagnosed with a terminal illness, or they experience the loss of a child.

Building Bridges Imagine you live in the remote northern Alberta First Nations community of Fox Lake, more than 800 kilometers from Edmonton. Your child is sick, and the local nursing station has advised you to take your child to the Stollery Children’s Hospital for the care they need. In this community, your summer transportation option is by barge, which costs $50 each way. In the winter, the option is to travel by ice road. The only other alternative is to book an expensive flight to Edmonton. Once you’ve figured out your travel arrangements, you arrive at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, a building larger than any you have ever seen. You’re overwhelmed by the noise, by the number of people and by the large space you need to navigate with your family. Then, when your child is admitted, you struggle to understand medical terminology that isn’t in your first language. This is a reality for many Indigenous families in Alberta who have children with complex medical needs. With nearly 30 per cent of Alberta’s Indigenous population under the age of 14, the province has one of the youngest and fastest-growing Indigenous populations in Canada. Indigenous families, particularly those in rural communities, face unique and stressful challenges when their children need to visit or stay at the Stollery. This highlights why the Awasisak program is crucial for improving Indigenous children’s health in northern Alberta and beyond. 20

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The Awasisak Indigenous Health Program is the one and only Indigenous pediatric health program in Canada. The program aims to provide targeted support to Indigenous children and their families, especially those living in rural and remote communities.

Meet Blakely-Mae

The goal of the Awasisak program is to build bridges for Indigenous children’s health. It’s a unique example of honouring and implementing the Truth and Reconciliation recommendations and the child-first approach to improving health-care access through greater community engagement, outreach and consultation. The experts on the Awasisak team improve the experience of patients and families by weaving Indigenous language, culture and tradition into specialized, family-centred care.

What types of targeted support does the Awasisak program provide? • Daily contact with patients and families • Culturally safe space for families • Assistance with navigating the Hospital • Cultural events and ceremonies • Discharge planning (prescriptions, supplies, home-care)

Last year, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation invested $545,673 in the Awasisak program, which helped serve 496 families from 97 different communities across four provinces and all three territories. Support included 1,182 in-person visits, 777 virtual visits or phone calls and 2,380 consultations to service providers. The care provided by the Awasisak team extends beyond the walls of the Stollery, too. This can involve contacting rural pharmacies to make sure there is a plan to carry the child’s necessary prescriptions or liaising with the nearest health-care provider to arrange for home-care or follow-up appointments in the child’s community. Without donor support for the Awasisak program, Indigenous patients and their families would be missing a critical link in the care that they deserve.

When Brenna learned she was pregnant with Blakely-Mae, she was thrilled to be starting this next chapter surrounded by friends and family in Lloydminster. Plans changed when Brenna learned Blakely-Mae would be born with barely enough bowel to survive. With time being of the essence, BlakelyMae’s parents came to Edmonton two weeks before Brenna’s due date and as soon as Blakely-Mae was born, she was rushed into emergency surgery at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. A surgery her parents were warned she may not survive. Being in an unfamiliar city with a sick child was overwhelming for Blakely-Mae’s parents. They turned to the Stollery’s Awasisak Indigenous Health Program to help them navigate their unexpected reality. Eleven surgeries and 619 days later, Blakely-Mae was discharged from the Hospital. She’s followed closely by her Stollery team and returns regularly for appointments and ongoing care. The Awasisak team helped the family during Blakely-Mae’s time at the Stollery, empowering them to feel comfortable and confident when they made the decision to relocate to Edmonton permanently to be closer to the Stollery.

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Pet therapy is good for the mind, body and soul

Benefits of pet therapy

What has four legs, soft fur and helps to relieve a child’s anxiety in a way nothing else can? The answer is a pet therapy dog at the Stollery Children’s Hospital.

“Pets are able to connect with kids and people in a different way than we’re able to,” says Melody Duncan, a Child Life specialist at the Stollery.“It’s amazing to see!”

The trained Portuguese Water Dogs and Australian labradoodles and their handlers visit patients pre- and post-surgery as part of the Stollery’s growing donorfunded pet therapy program. Together, they bring vital, timely distraction that’s proven to significantly reduce anxiety and provide many other positive health benefits to kids while they’re in the hospital.

Since the Hospital introduced pet therapy in 2015, these special animals have provided comfort during more than 3,000 patient family visits, bringing immeasurable physical and mental health benefits to Stollery kids and their families.

Dr. Muzyka and partner Leona DeBoer are the primary funders of pet therapy at the Stollery, adding that they’re proud to fund innovative solutions for anxious children who are feeling vulnerable and scared going into a surgery or having a procedure.

Each year, the Stollery’s Child Life team provides as many as:

1,152

music therapy sessions

410

art therapy sessions

386

pet therapy patient visits

“It’s been wonderful to see pet therapy bloom into one of the Stollery’s core family-centred care programs, reaching more children every year.” Dr. Ray Muzyka

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Your donations at work: Department of Pediatrics With your generous support, we fund a one-of-a-kind fellowship program in the department of pediatrics at the University of Alberta. The Stollery is a world-class hospital, and in an effort to retain and train the best talent, this program provides sub-specialty, customized training to physicians. Fellowship training opportunities include sleep medicine, cardiac critical care and neonatal neurology, to name a few. With your support, we are funding knowledge and innovation as well as training the next generation of pediatric specialists, which will help all Stollery kids live long and healthy lives.

$1,727,992 in 2022–23

Foundation-funded fellowships by the numbers:

$1,068,705 in 2021–22

Academic Medicine

Cardiology

Cardiac Critical Care

“The Stollery Hospital Foundation Fellowship program is an amazing resource and critical to train the specialists that we need for our patients and communities. We’ve spoken to training directors across Canada, and they all say the same thing: we are incredibly blessed to have such an opportunity at the University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital.”

Dermatology

Life Support (ECLS)

Palliative Care

Sleep Medicine

Key outcomes of our funding: • Academic Pediatrics fellow filled locum position at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, meeting a critical patient need for developmental assessments. • Cardiac Cath fellow provided desperately needed clinical support while getting his training • Cardiac Critical Care fellow was hired as staff as that program has experienced rapid growth outpacing available trained faculty.

Dr. Sarah Forgie MD, M.Ed., FRCPC Chair, Department of Pediatrics Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry University of Alberta

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Your donations at work: Women and Children’s Health Research Institute $6,108,982 in 2022–23 $4,996,269 in 2021–22

The Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is proud to be the top fundraiser for the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI). WCHRI is Canada’s only research institute dedicated to women’s, children’s and perinatal health. As the research arm for the Stollery Children’s Hospital, WCHRI ensures that the Hospital can offer the best evidence-based treatment and care for patients and families. Funding for WCHRI supports more than 400 researchers across 14 faculties and awards more than 300 grants each year. Research isn’t a quick fix, but rather a long-term endeavour to generate long-term results and insight. This is why our Foundation has committed $40 million of funding to WCHRI over a 10-year period from 2016–26. Last year, our Foundation provided $6,108,982 to WCHRI for life-changing pediatric research. With a shared passion for children’s health and well-being, our Foundation and WCHRI have formed a strong partnership in pursuit of a healthier future.

Stollery Science Lab One of the WCHRI programs supported by our funding is the Stollery Science Lab. This partnership features seven star researchers who are working to give all kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life. Their research includes developing better treatments for young patients with kidney disease, community-based strategies to prevent type 2 diabetes and health inequities among Indigenous youth, preparing children for the transition from pediatric to adult care and other initiatives. This program has been made possible thanks to a $5 million donation over five years from our generous donors.

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Key outcomes:

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Foundation-funded grants, projects and research platforms researchers supported

“The high quality of care that children at the Stollery experience today was not developed overnight, but rather through years of research and innovation. The Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation’s investment in WCHRI and its researchers leads to significant discoveries, improves health care and ensures that children receive the best care possible.”

Dr. Sandra Davidge PhD, FCAHS, FRSC Executive Director, Women and Children’s Health Research Institute

Stollery Science Lab Distinguished Researchers Success Stories

Thanks in part to Andrew Mackie, the Stollery is the first hospital in Canada to join the Fontan Outcomes Network, giving young heart patients at the Stollery a global network of clinical researchers behind them, which helps to improve outcomes and quality of life after surgery.

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Lisa Hartling and Shannon Scott have developed a series of new information tools to help parents with questions about their children and COVID-19.

Todd Alexander and his team have unlocked a vital piece of information about how our kidneys reabsorb calcium back into our blood, allowing the mineralization of our bones—and it could be big news for people living with osteoporosis and kidney stones.

Your donations at work: Multi-year fundraising campaigns When you donate to the Foundation, you play a key role in transforming children’s health care in Western Canada by making sure kids and youth, no matter where they live, have access to some of the best physical and mental health care anywhere in the world. In addition to supporting the ongoing priority needs at the Hospital, donors like you are supporting multiyear fundraising campaigns, including The Saville Family Beach renovation and expansion project, the pediatric surgery clinic expansion and bringing integrated, clinical mental health services to the Stollery Emergency.

There’s no health without mental health Did you know 70 per cent of mental health problems begin in childhood and adolescence? Navigating our complex health system can be a challenge for patients and families. Families don’t always know where to go for help, and there are often long wait times to get the necessary care. To help close some of the gaps that exist when it comes to accessing vital child and adolescent mental health care, we’ve launched a five-year, $6.5 million fundraising campaign to bring integrated, clinical mental health services to the Stollery Emergency. Now in the fourth year of the campaign, our donors are playing a vital role in making sure kids from backyards across Alberta have access to both physical and mental health care at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. To date, this campaign has raised $2,181,503 in support of kids’ mental health care and has allowed the Stollery to expand its mental health team to include two registered nurses on each shift and licensed practical nurses. Social workers and child psychiatrists are also part of the team supporting inpatient and outpatient calls with kids and families. These newly developed roles allow caregivers to assess the needs of the child, to stabilize their condition and address health concerns on their timelines and at their convenience. 26

The Stollery Children’s Hospital also hired a clinical nurse educator to help foster a holistic approach to treatment. This role provides orientation, education and support, putting mental health in the minds of all Stollery caregivers.

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Improving access and patient outcomes

A day at the beach — thanks to you! We’re building a bigger, better play area so that Stollery kids can be kids! The Saville Family Beach and Enchanted Forest will play a vital role in the development and healing of kids at the Stollery. Through play, children can get therapeutic stress release from an often overwhelming hospital experience and improve their overall physical and emotional well-being. The Beach and Enchanted Forest will be a part of the Stollery’s expert Child Life program that provides specialized, life-changing therapeutic programs for kids and families that have proven to provide long-term health benefits. The renovation and expansion will help provide a comfortable place for kids and families to connect outside of their hospital rooms and units, helping to create a sense of normalcy within the hospital setting. Nearly doubling the existing indoor space with the new outdoor expansion, this necessary upgrade will include 10-foot waves, a submarine, a teepee, play structure and so much more! Over the past three years, donors like you have invested $5 million to renovate, expand and reimagine the Beach and Enchanted Forest. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and all the partners involved, the renovated and new play areas are set to open in early 2024!

As our population expands, and the demand on our health-care system continues to increase, the Stollery Surgery Clinic can’t keep up with its limited space and aging infrastructure. Currently located in the Clinical Sciences Building, the clinic sees more than 40,000 patients each year, serving children and their families from all over Western Canada and beyond. Building a new state-of-the-art clinic means that Stollery families will finally have a space that matches the world-class level of care. We’re excited to announce that planning is finally underway to build the new Stollery Surgery Clinic on the 5th floor of the KAYE Edmonton Clinic, scheduled to open in 2026. This clinic will create a safer environment, place a greater focus on family-centred care and allow more surgeons to see more patients, providing solutions sooner. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is committed to raising $13 million over four years to support this project.

Diverting the number of drop-in mental health visits is crucial. In 2022, 2,610 kids came to the Stollery with addiction and mental health concerns — that’s 42% more than the Hospital saw in 2020. More than 260 of those visits were redirected from emergency triage to scheduled appointments. Donor dollars have also allowed the Stollery to expand its outpatient psychiatry clinic. This has increased the capacity for outpatient and phone consultations, which many Stollery families rely on while juggling life and work responsibilities, and kids can have the comfort of receiving mental health support in their community instead of a hospital setting. For the Stollery, this means fewer emergency room visits for recurring issues and more capacity for immediate emergencies. Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Also in 2022, the 24/7 children’s mental health crisis line received 3,958 calls to the Stollery emergency care team. And the Stollery’s 24/7 mental health walk-in clinic, which is accessible through the Stollery’s Emergency triage, assessed 263 patients.

We support a new Stollery StolleryTomorrowAndToday.com

Alberta needs a new children’s hospital. Thanks for answering the call. In addition to fundraising, another mission of the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is to make children’s health a priority in Alberta. We’re doing this by bringing the voices of patients and families, volunteers and donors to our government and health care partners and reminding them that kids can’t wait… Our goal to build a new, purpose-built Stollery Children’s Hospital designed with kids and families in mind got closer to reality in 2021 with the launch of our Tomorrow & Today campaign. The campaign gives Albertans a platform to lend their voice to the call for a new Stollery and is uniting communities across Alberta in finding solutions to better serve kids and teens from northern Alberta and across Western Canada. It’s time that Stollery kids have a facility that matches the world-class talent of our Stollery teams.

We asked for your support, and you came through in a big way! More than 8,000 Stollery supporters joined our growing call for a new Stollery Children’s Hospital. Thank you for helping us remind provincial leaders that the Stollery is the only children’s hospital in Canada that is woven into an adult hospital. Because of you, we’re closer to a new Stollery than ever before! In March 2023, the Government of Alberta announced $3 million in the provincial budget over the next three years to start the planning process for a purpose-built children’s hospital in Edmonton with Foundation donors matching this amount.

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Thanks to you, we have:

139,000+ 38,000+ 3,000+ 1,600+ 36

emails & digital messages sent to MLAs

letters sent to elected officials

lawn signs displayed across Alberta

Telephone Town Hall participants

elected officials toured the Stollery

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But there’s more work to be done before shovels hit the ground. While we push for a new hospital, we recognize that a new facility is years away and donor dollars are critical today so that the Stollery can continue to offer the best programs, equipment, research and training for this generation of kids and youth. Continued community engagement and donor support means the Hospital can provide some of the best physical and mental health care anywhere in the world. Some recent examples of this are expanded mental health services at the Stollery and out in the communities, as well as a current campaign to create a best-in-class virtual care centre at the Stollery to bring care closer to home.

Financial highlights

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement of Operations For the years ended March 31, 2023 and 2022

March 31, 2023

March 31, 2022

Fundraising

$ 25,291,882

$ 22,465,003

Mighty Millions Lottery

$ 17,849,533

$ 14,628,937

Investment Income

817,322

5,653,431

Merchandising

532,719

446,263

Government assistance

—

57,091

Revenue:

$ 44,491,456

$ 43,250,725

Fundraising

Mighty Millions Lottery

$ 13,989,636

$ 10,100,090

Administration

2,251,593

1,975,303

Advocacy

1,266,211

405,718

Merchandising

499,407

415,500

Total Revenue Expenditures:

8,245,552

6,299,856

Total Expenditures

$ 26,252,399

$ 19,196,467

Excess of revenue over expenditures before grants

$ 18,239,057

$ 24,054,258

Grant payments

$ 17,881,970

$ 15,350,514

Excess of revenue over expenditures

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Grants Paid For the Years Ending March 31, 2023 and 2022

357,087

March 31, 2023

8,703,744

March 31, 2022

Capital & Equipment

2,001,650

1,452,499

Infrastructure Projects

2,272,694

3,389,746

Innovation & Quality Programming

521,380

986,615

Patient & Family Centred Care

2,732,896

2,092,685

Professional Training for Stollery Staff

387,871

159,695

Pediatric Fellowships at University of Alberta

1,727,992

1,068,705

Women & Children's Health Research Institute

6,108,982

4,996,269

Grand Prairie Regional Hospital Foundation

489,065

—

Augment & Enhance Children's Mental Health 24/7 services at the Stollery

639,441

704,300

Mental Health Foundation

1,000,000

500,000

$ 17,881,970

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$ 15,350,514

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement of Operations and Net Revenue For the Years Ending March 31, 2023 and 2022 Fundraising Revenue

March 31, 2023

March 31, 2022

Mighty Millions Lottery

$ 17,849,533

$ 14,628,937

National Partners

5,529,354

7,992,485

Events and Sponsorship

5,442,676

4,256,987

Major Gifts

4,182,979

3,158,382

Community-run Events & Youth Philanthropy

3,174,570

1,108,398

Corporate Partners

3,060,734

2,759,769

Annual Giving

2,450,054

2,605,183

Planned Giving

1,373,283

1,008,488

Investments and other

1,428,273

5,732,096

Total revenue per audited financial statements

$ 44,491,456

Fiscal 2023 Revenue 3.1%

$ 43,250,725

Fiscal 2022 Revenue

3.2%

5.5%

13.3%

2.3%

6.9% 6.0%

33.8%

40.1%

7.1%

6.4% 9.4%

2.6% 7.3% 12.2%

12.4%

9.8%

18.5%

Mighty Millions Lottery National Partners Events and Sponsorship Major Gifts Community-run Events & Youth Philanthropy Corporate Partners Annual Giving Planned Giving Investments and other

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement of Financial Position As at March 31, 2023 and 2022

March 31, 2023

March 31, 2022

Cash

$ 16,516,110

$ 19,353,855

Receivables, prepaids and other assets

2,137,571

1,799,967

Assets relating to lotteries

5,900,271

5,201,998

Investments

$ 68,825,188

$ 68,004,763

Capital assets

Assets:

Total Assets

510,771

508,383

$ 93,889,911

$ 94,868,966

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities

9,754,792

$ 10,676,470

Deferred revenues

4,866,435

Liabilities and Fund Balances: Current liabilities: 5,280,899

$ 14,621,227

$ 15,957,369

Externally restricted

Internally restricted

$ 44,843,169

$ 37,679,173

Unrestricted

$ 28,085,136

$ 36,033,650

Total fund balances

$ 79,268,684

$ 78,911,597

Total Liabilities and Fund Balances

$ 93,889,911

$ 94,868,966

Total current liabilities Fund balances:

6,340,379

5,198,774

The financial results have been summarized for presentation in the annual report. Please refer to the audited financial statements on our website: https://www.stollerykids.com/financials-reports/

Committed funds fiscal 2023 Why is the Foundation holding donor dollars for the Hospital? We establish our funding priorities each year based on priority needs identified by our expanding Stollery network of care. As of March 31, 2023, we are holding $51.1 million (2022— $42.9 million) in funds for the Stollery Children’s Hospital, Alberta Health Services and the University of Alberta that we have committed to four funding priorities for kids’ physical and mental health: equipment and facilities, programs, training and research. This includes $18.1 million approved by the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for fiscal 2024 funding priorities (2022 — $16.4 million approved for fiscal 2023). Delays in spending from our partners to whom we grant funds happen for a number of reasons. For example, delays in infrastructure projects can lead to delays in buying equipment, starting programs and carrying out research. And, delays in buying equipment can result from the Hospital testing the performance and suitability of equipment to make sure the Foundation funds the best state-of-the-art equipment possible for children’s health care. Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Funds Committed for Funding Priorities $50MM $40MM $30MM $20MM $10MM 0 March 31, 2021

March 31, 2022

Donor Directed Funds

March 31, 2023

Committed Funds

Board Approved Funding — 10 year History $25MM $20MM $15MM $10MM $5MM $0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Thank you to our donors

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Our sincere thanks go to our many individual and corporate donors — including those who prefer to remain anonymous — who make it possible for us to advance specialized physical and mental health care at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and beyond its walls. Together, we can give all kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life. This list recognizes donations of $1,000 or more received between April 1, 2022 and March 31, 2023.

A-1 Trusses

Air Canada Foundation

AAMDC Annual Golf Tournament

Airland Manufacturing Inc.

Aarts, Brandon

Akash Homes

Aarts, James

Akinyemi, Adetayo

Abel, Gregory

Al — Terra Engineering Ltd.

Abougouche, Dalyla

Alberta Blue Cross

Abraham, Lyle & Kathryn

Alberta Chicken Producers & Lilydale

Accelerated Revolution Foundation Sylvan Lake Show and Shine

Alberta Co-op Taxi Line Ltd.

Acuren Group Inc. Adam, Charlene

Alberta Health Services Grande Prairie — Public Health Unit

The Adams Agency Inc.

Alberta Kaiping District Association

Adams, Andrea

Alberta Police Golf Association

Adams, Donald & Sheila

Alberta Surface Cleaning

Adams, Jenny

Alberta Union of Provincial Employees

Adams, Steve

Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.

Addie, Dave

Alexander, Brian

Advico Advisory

Alexandria Moulding

Afanasiff, Julie

Alggin Metal Industries

AFD Petroleum Ltd.

Alice Wilkinson Family Fund

AGS Mechanical Contractors Ltd.

All Weather Windows Ltd.

Aguila Consulting Inc.

Allan, James

Ahlstrom, Leslie E.

Allard Developments

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Alberta Ghostbusters

“The Stollery has been there for us. They’ve helped us reduce Tucker’s anxiety and his fear of needles. They really care about the whole family, not just the child going through it all.” — Ashley, Tucker’s mom

Allarie Enterprises Ltd.

Archetype Fitness Limited Partnership

Allen, Frederic & Elizabeth

Arctic Spas

Allen, Jeffrey

Ardent Roof Systems Inc.

Allers, Tracey & Ashley

Argent, Scott

Allstar Cleaning Services

Argus Machine Co. Ltd.

Allstar Show Industries Inc.

Ariza, Marjory

Allstate Insurance Company of Canada

Armstrong, Jim

All-West Glass

Arndt, Mike

Alphonso Davies Gives Back

Arpi’s North Inc.

Alstad, Beryl

Art for Heart

Alstar Group of Companies Ltd.

ASAPA

AltaGas Utility Group Inc.

ASHA Fundaiser for the Stollery

Alternative Trades Wear Inc.

Ashton, Kurtis & Chelsea & Family

ALTURA Legal Advisory

Aspin, Angela

ALTYP Welding & Fabricating (1983) Ltd.

Assaly, Dianne

Amarjeet Sohi’s Campaign For Mayor

Associated Engineering Group Ltd.

Ambrosie, Sandi

ATB Financial

Amelie Adolphe’s 4th Birthday

ATCO

AMF Enterprises Inc.

ATG Sports Management

Ammar, Bobby

Atiq, Sikandar

Amrik Consulting

Atkinson Construction Ltd.

Anderson, Susan

Atla Trustees Ltd.

Anderson, Suzanne

ATS Traffic

Andrais, Sandra

Aubree’s Lemonade

Andrew, Suzanne

Auto Obsessed Ltd.

The Andrew & Gloria Miskey Fund

Avery Linton Legacy Foundation

Andriachuk, Bonnie

Avison Young Commercial Real Estate

Annual Western RCEME Bonspiel

Avison, Lyle

Anthem Tattoo Co.

Avonlea Photography Studio

Antoine, Duane

Axact Accounting Corporation

AO Realty Group Ltd. Apex Contracting (2003) Inc.

Ayla and Aleya Popatia’s 2nd Birthday Fundraiser

Apex Utilities Inc.

Ayotte, Peter P.

Aquarian Renovations

Ayotte, Roger & Jaenie

Arcand, Andrew

The Azrieli Foundation/La Fondation Azrieli Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

B. Wright Drywall Inc.

Bemis, Peter

B.A.M. Enterprises Ltd.

Ben Stelter Fund

Babee, Robert

Ben Stelter Memorial Tournament

Babyck, Brent

Benedict, Gail

Baccus, Darren & Annie Rodrigue

Benhase, Linda

Backwoods Buffalo Ranch

Beniuk, Marc

Badger, Geoffrey

Benjamin C. Cairo Professional Corporation

Bainey, Kevin

Benko, Josh

Baker Media LLC

Bennett Jones LLP

Baker Tilly RSG LLP

Bennett, David

Baker, Tim

Benson, Charles & Irene

Balester, Jason

Bentley, Michael

Banack, Lucas

Bentley, Michelle & Thad

Bang, Terry & Jae Suk

Bessette Wealth Management

Banh, Liem

Best, Lyle

Banks, Brian

Beztilny, Orest & Denise

The Barbell Base

Bezuidenhout, Louis

Barclay, Tracy

BGC Engineering Inc.

Barr, Dick

Bhumbla, Garima

Barrette, Leo

Big Gifts for Little Lives

Barry James Family

Big Lakes County

Barry, Degna

Bindra, Rupinder

Barry, Matthew

Bird, Erin

Barry, Neal

Bish, Todd

Basaraba, Rose Marie

Bishop, Gail

Bashir, Imtiaz

Bisson, Jennifer & Pascal

Battle River Community Foundation

Bjorklund, Tyneille & Ian

Batty, Michael

Blacha, Zofia

Bauman, Michael

Black Cat Wear Parts

Bayliss, Dale

Blackett, Kelly

BDO Canada

Blackmore, Laura-Lee

Be Our Zest

Blackstone Oilfield Services Ltd.

Beaulac Trucking Ltd.

Blais, Angela

Beau’s Ride in Tribute of Beau Lane Sorokowsky

Blake, Lorne

Beck, Hilary

Blank, Adam

Beebe, Ryan

Bloemendaal, Teresa

Beercroft, Colin Befus, Todd Behnke, Margaret Belich Family Fund Belland, Noel Estate of Rodrigue Albert Belley

“Through our darkest hours, the Stollery was there for all of us.” — Naheed, Aaryan’s dad

Bellerose Head Shave in Support of the Stollery Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Blue Quill Daycare

Bradley & Karlie’s Fundraiser for the Stollery

Blum, Karen

Bradley, Harley

Blum, Manfred

Brandsma, Rheanne & Alex

Blum, Megan

Brandt Tractor Ltd.

Blush Artistry Inc.

Braun, Teaghanne

BMO Financial Group

Bray, Dr. Lorraine

Boddez, Andrea

Bray, Robert — Portrait Artist

Bodnar, Ronald

Brayco Services Ltd.

Boehlke, Sharie

Bremault, John

Boehm, Gary & Tracey

Brendan Ritchie Day Fundraiser

Bohn, Darren & Linzy

Briar Ellingson’s 2nd Birthday

Bohn, Matthew

The Brick

Boles, Kim & Norma

Bricksie

Bolstad, Christina

The Bridal Boutique Edmonton

Boonstra, John

Briggs, Wilfred (Bill)

Borodowski, Imelda

Bright Dental

Bouchier Family Foundation

Brisseau, Michael

Boundary Equipment

Broadbent, Barbara

Bourdin, Rhonda

Broderick, Jessica

Boutin, Colton

Brodersen, Chad

Bowes Family Foundation

Bronson, John

Bowes, Kieran

Bronson, Laurie

Bowmaster, Sharon

Brooker, Keith

Boyd, Courtney & Dominik

Brousseau, Joffre

Boyko, James & Carla

Browatzke, Ramie

Boyko, Kaitlyn

Brown, James

“It’s hard to come up with the right words to express our gratitude towards the Stollery. From every doctor and surgeon to the nurses, Child Life specialists and everyone in between, we are beyond grateful for the love, compassion and care that was provided to our daughter.” — Kim, Samantha’s mom

“When I think about the Stollery, I think about being brave and not being scared — and making sure I’m kind to my nurses.” — Samantha, Stollery kid

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Brown, Murray

Burak, Michelle

Brown, Trent

Burak, Nick

Brunelle, Wendy

Burchak, Cora & Kirk

Bryan & Company LLP

Burger Daddy

Bryant, Ron & Phyllis & Family

Burgess, Liam

Bryson, Jeffrey

Burke Doyle, April

B-Smart Learning Center

Burnyeat, Bruce & Susan

Bud & Laverna Salloum Family Fund

Burrill, Brian

Budge, Melinda

Burrows, Christopher

Buerger Family

Burrows, Scott

Bulfon, Marco

Estate of Alan Norman Buss

Bunting, Damon

Butler, Walter K.

Buote, Dr. Phillip

Buxton, Geri

C. J. Montes Professional Corporation

Carlzon, Jean

C.T. Performance Inc.

Carmacks Enterprises Ltd.

Cabel, Chris

Caron Education Foundation

The Cabin Cup Invitational

Carter, Cynthia

Caffyn, Graham

Carter, James

Calgary Health Trust

Cartwright, Brenda

California Closets

Carwell, Timothy

Calmont Leasing

Cash Today — Title Today

Cameron Corporation and MLC Group

CashCo Financial

Cameron, Catherine

Cassie K Holdings Inc.

Cameron, Greg

Cathrea, Brenda & Doug

Cameron, Hugh

The Cellar Group Inc.

Cameron, John

Cenovus

Cameron, Marleen

Centennial Food Solutions

Campbell Company of Canada

Centerfire Energy Group

Campbell, Barry

Centurion

Campbell, Stephen & Carolyn

CertainTeed Canada Inc.

Camrose Pumpkin Drop

CFI Custom Floors Inc.

Canada Gives

CGC Inc.

Canada ICI Capital Corporation

Chadha, Sanjam

Canada Nufloors Group Inc.

Chalifoux, Dan

Canadian Downhole

Chalmers, Aaron

Canadian Industrial Electrical Supply

Champion Petfoods LP

Canadian Western Bank

Chan, Danny

Canady, Jacey

Chan, Raymond

Cannard, Jeffery

Chan, Vince

Cantera Designs Inc.

Chang, Eric

Capital Power

Chapman Family Fund

Capri, Sean

Charest, Chris

Caputo, Vincenzo

Chemko, Ericka

Estate of Michael George Cardinal

Chen, Rebecca

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Chermik Technical Services Ltd. Cheryl’s Run for Aplastic Anemia Chevalier, Jane Chianti Café Children’s Ability Fund Children’s Charity Golf Classic “Kennedy Reid” Cholak, Norm The Christiansen Family Christie, Harpreet Christoffel De Wet PC Chung, Christine CIBC CIC Inspection & Consulting Ltd. Cicchini, Onorio Cidel Trust Company Cilantro & Chive

“Generosity from donors have helped save Ryland and many, many kids like him.” — Bryan, Ryland’s dad

Clair, Arvinder Clarke, Cecelia

Clausen, Erhard

Cormier, Mahra

Clemens, Elwin

Corrosion & Abrasion Solutions Ltd.

Cliff Lede Family Charitable Foundation

Corus Entertainment Group

CN Employees’ And Pensioners’ Community Fund

Costco Canada Wholesale Ltd.

CNC Industries Ltd.

Cottswood Interiors

COBS Bakery; Namao Centre

Cougar Paint & Collision Inc.

COBS Bread; West Granville

Coughlan, Frances

COBS Bread; Windermere

Coulter, Ingrid & Douglas

Cochrane, David

Country Club Pet Resort

Cohen Cup

Courtepatte, Jasen

Cold Lake Foods (2003) Inc.

Cowan, James

Coleman, Danielle

CPCA Women of the Wagons

Coleman, Katherine & Robert

Crack Chip Repair

Collin’s Carventure

Craig, Christine

Collins Industries Ltd.

Craig’s No Frills

Collins, Michelle

Crist Family Foundation

Colville, Jacquelyn & Jay

Cruikshank, Matthew

Comin, Robert

CTL Canada

ConocoPhillips Canada

Cundict, Frederick

Contracts Ink Ltd.

Cunningham, Shaun

Cook, Maria

CUPE 784

The Co-operators

Currie, Darren

Coranna Holdings Ltd.

Curry, Ryan

Corbett, Ralph CORE Wellness

Customers of Peoples Jewellers & Mappins Jewellers

Corea, Salvatore & Charlene & Ethan

Cusworth, Rachelle

Cote, Luc & Jessica

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Cuthill, Daryl

Czech & Slovak Association of Canada — Edmonton Branch

CVS Controls Ltd.

Cyr, Brian D & M Concrete Finishing Ltd.

Derks Formals

D6 Holdings Inc.

The Detheridge Family Fund

Dafoe, Patrick

Devarennes, Michael

Dahlseide, Aaron

DevGroup (Urbis Infill Homes & The Estates at Waters Edge)

Dairy Queen Canada Inc. Northern Alberta Operators Association

The Devlin Family

DaKaRy Holdings Ltd.

Devlin, Leonard

Daly, Don

Dewing, Michael

Danmax Communication Ltd.

Dhaliwal, Harshminder

Darcy Powlik Realty Inc.

Di Corp

Darlene Strang Realty Inc.

DIALOG

Daryl Appleton Real Estate Ltd.

Diamond Contracting

David S Cote Professional Corporation

Direct Energy Resources

Davidge, Sandra

Direct Horizontal Drilling Inc.

Davidson, Terri-Lynn & Robert

Dirks, Jeff

Davies, Alphonso

Dirksen, Adam

Davis, Jennifer

DK Cornel Ltd.

De Sousa, Anthony

DMH Professional Corporation

Dean, Felicia

Dobinson, Louise

Deeb, Tariq & Huda & Family

Doiron, Charlie & Jill

Deerland Equipment

Doktor, Gerald

Defence Construction Canada

Don Wheaton Ltd.

Deines, Peter

Donald, Gillian

Demers, Richard

Donald, Susan

Dempsey, Kimberly D.

Donate A Car Canada Inc.

Dempster, John

Donkersgoed, Ed & Shannon

Demuth, Kade

Dowhaniuk, Judy

Dental Choice

Dowty, Dr. Corbin

Dentons

Doyle, Kevin

DER/TSE Relation Association of Alberta

Doyle, Peggy

Derk, Michelle

Drader, Tim

“Thanks to the Stollery, Morgan’s seizures are able to be controlled. The Stollery continues to fight for Morgan to help find the best path for her to have a seizure-free life.” — Melissa, Morgan’s mom

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Dreamline Canada

Duncan Craig LLP

Drenka, Michael

Dunluce School

Drews, Robyn & Derek

Dunne, Randy

Drisner, Darin

Dunnill, Jeffrey J.

D’s Glass & Film Ltd.

Durabuilt Windows & Doors Inc.

Dubinsky, Vernon

Durham, Theodore

Dubon, Manuel

Durstling, Darren & Laurel

Ducherer, Jill & Michael

DynaLIFE Medical Labs

Dudley, Howard

Dynamic Manufacturing Solutions

Duggan, Dr. Shelley

Dynamud Logistics Services Inc.

E. Professional

Elias, Sam

E.B. Horsman & Son Ltd.

Elissa Lepage’s Fundraiser for the Stollery

East Ponoka 4-H Beef Club & West Ponoka 4-H Beef Club

Eliuk, Susan

École Secondaire-Beaumont-Composite High School

Elko, Kiera

Eco-Max Inc. Edden, Jolene Edgar Development Edmonton Corp.

Estate of James Harold Elliott Ellis, Glen & Heidi Ellis, Jessica & Scott

Edgar, Heidi

Employees of Workers’ Compensation Board Alberta

Edgar, Henry & Shannon

Enbridge Inc.

Edgar, James H.

Encana Corporation

Edgar, Morgan & Christopher Zawada

Encore

Edmonton & District Soccer Association, Ken Atterbury Memorial Tournament

The English Family

Edmonton Airports Edmonton Area Pipeline & Utility Operators Committee Edmonton Catholic Schools Edmonton Country Club Edmonton International New Years Eve Gala Edmonton Kenworth Ltd. Edmonton Korean Lions Club Edmonton Nut & Bolt Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation Edmonton Police Service Edmonton Public Teachers-Local 37 ATA Edmonton Trailer Sales & Leasing Ltd. Edmonton Valve & Fitting Ekdahl, Devin Eklund, Cathrine El Beso El Corazon Elevate Safety Solutions Eliana Bulfon’s Fundraising 42

Elko, James

English-Seibel, Adrienne Enterprise Fleet Management Canada Inc. Enterprise Holdings Foundation Eskiw, Shawna Estephan, Peter Estephan, Tony Etc Décor Eton-West Construction Evans, Todd Everest Exteriors Everett’s Wings: The Everett Pottinger Foundation Eversley Invitational Basketball Tournament Everts, Henry Everything Shirts & Gifts Evolve Surface Strategies Inc. Explore Edmonton Corporation Express Employment Professionals Extra Life EY Canada

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

F. Ashton Psychological Services

Five Bo Inc.

Fabros, Michelle

Flight Fuels LP

Fagerheim, Brandon & Karli

Florence MacKenzie Fund

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

Folk, Janet

Fairway Legacy Foundation

Foreman, David & Nancy

Fairweather, Josh

Formula Skid Steer Ltd.

Faithful Friends Foundation

Fort Assiniboine Jackpine Ball Tournament

Fancy Doors & Mouldings Ltd.

Fortin, Brian

Fancy Windows

Fortunat, Matthew

Fankhanel, Adrian

In Memory of M. Dean Fossen

Farhat, Sally

Fouillard, Philip

Farm Credit Canada

Fountain Tire Ltd.

Farm-elicious Lemonade

Frank, Colleen

Fash, Donald

Frank’s Group

Fateh Real Estate

Fred and Lilly North Charitable Foundation

Father Leduc Catholic School

Fred Katz Fine Art Photography

Faulkner, Karen & Mike

Freed, Darren

Fazackerley, Darby

Freeman, David

FCE Properties

Frehlich, Denis

Federici Family

Freson Bros.

Felesky Flynn LLP

Frey, Randal C.

Fenna Family Fund

Friedel, Cody

Ferguson, Forrest

Friesen, Darrell & Family

Fidelity Investments Canada ULC

Frog Lake Energy Resources Corporation

Filipchuk, Dave & Delphine Brooker

Frontstream Inc.

Filipchuk, Dr. Cornel

Fry, Lillian

Filipchuk, Robert

Funding Innovation

Finnie, Joseph & Shelly

FUNdraiser for the Stollery

Firehawk Services Ltd.

Furry, Lisa

Firethorn Energy Services Ltd.

FYi Doctors — Lacombe

Fischer, Amanda Ruth

FYi Doctors Enhancing Life Foundation

Fish, Nancy

“The close-knit relationships Ben created with his Child Life specialists and medical team is something that will bind us to the Stollery forever. The fourth floor became a home to us and we always felt a wave of relief when we arrived in their care.” — Erica, Ben’s mom

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

G. D. Realty & Investments Inc.

Ghostkeeper, Brian

Gaalaas, Marlene

Gibeau, Nathan

Gabby’s Big Heart — In Honour of Gabriella Basaraba

Gibson Energy ULC

Gaber, Mohamed

Giese, Ryan & Carmel

Gahiza, Deo

Giffen, Gail & Barry

Gain, John

Gigi’s Summer Lemonade

Galea, Melanie

Gilead Alberta ULC

Galloway, James

Gilewich, Jacqueline & Brad

Gannon, Monte

Gilliland, Susan

Garba Night

Gillis, Fred

Gartner, Jacqueline

Gill’z Transport Ltd.

Gateway Trailer Repairs Ltd.

GingerCane Gingerbread Design Contest

Gauthier, Real

Girls Day Out

Gaydar, Alice C.

Giselle Denis Fine Artist

Gaydar, Frank S.

Glengarry Pharmacy

Geddes, Caroline

GLENTEL Inc.

Gee, Alan

Global Cell Communications Inc.

Gem Cabinets/ Cabico Boutique

Gluck, Wilbert

Gene Robb Fund

Goerz, Stefan

Genevieve (Jean) Whiting Fund

Goin, Aaron

Genstar Development Company

Golden, Nicholas

George, Kevin & Kim

The Golf Cart People Inc.

Georget, Deborah

Gonzalez, Claudia

Germain, Derrick

Goodchild, David

Germain, Jules

Goode, John & Michelle

Gerrard, Roseanna & Pete

Goodridge 4-H Beef Club

Gescan

Gordon Food Service & Innercity Packers

GFI Solutions Ltd.

Gosavi, Anuradha

Ghana Friendship Association

Goss, Doug & Joanne & Family

Ghatehora, Gurpreet

Goudreau, Michel

Ghost Riders Riding Club Central & Edmonton

Graham & Lorraine Adamson Legacy Fund

Giebelhaus, Donna

“When we arrived via air-ambulance to the Stollery for the first time, we were told our daughter had 24 hours of life left. Instead, she received the most intentional and specialized care and was able to wait seven weeks in the PICU before receiving her transplant.” — Tanis and Dakota, Lukah’s parents

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Graham Construction & Engineering Inc.

Grieve, Kathy & Ross

Graham, Kimberly

Griffin Financial Services Inc.

Graham, Scott & Douglas Stollery

Grimco Inc.

Gramiak, Grant & Arlene

Groom, Richard

Grams, Gordon

Estate of Ellen Sofia Grose

Grande Prairie & District Catholic Schools

Grossmann, Hiltrud (Heini)

Granger, Harlyn

Grotkowski, Bradley

Grant, Michelle

Ground Hawk Services Ltd.

Gratton Coullee Agri Parts Ltd.

GS Construction

Graves, Keith

Guardian Chemicals — FOCK Committee

Gray, John

Guardsmen Resources Inc.

Gray, Maureen

Gugulyn, Derrick

Great Canadian Group of Companies

Gunning, Joseph

Green Impact Partners

Gurney, Jessica

GreenFox Windows & Doors

Gurunathan, Divakaran

Greening, Jackie-Rae

Gutscher, Gary

Habbiling, Myrna

Herauf, Calvin

Hagstrom, Bruce & Sheila Greckol

Herchen, Hans R.

Halabi, Keith

Herman & Elly De Jongh Fund

Halford, Katie

Heron Printing Ltd.

Halliburton

Heron, Robert

Hames Engineering

Herrick, Jay

Hamilton, John

Heshka, Dennis

Hanna, Audrey

Hess, Jochelyn

Hanna, Daniel

Hetherington, Jessica

Hannan, Brendan M.

Hevey, Jason

Hansen, Richard

Hewson, Kelly & Gordon Salahor

Haq, Rushda

Hi-Tower Oilfield Services

Hare, Dorian

Hicks, Heather

Harmony Ventures Inc.

Hidden Valley Golf Course Inc.

Harper, David

High Angle Ironwork & Welding Ltd.

Harrison, Howard & Bernice

Highland Moving & Storage Ltd.

Hauer, Craig

Hi-Kalibre Equipment Ltd.

Hawryluk Realty Corp.

Hilborn, J & M

Hayduk, Gail

Hildebrandt, Richard

Healey, Ken

Hinteregger, Helen

Heavy Metal Equipment & Rentals

Hip Hip Hooray Lemonade Stand

Hebert, Philip

Hiro Cycle

Hebil, Keith

Hittel, Trevor

Hedstrom, Chris

Hladyshevsky, Melissa

Heikkinen, Lorne The Helm Clothing

HML Landscape Construction and Maintenance

Henderson, Aaron

Hobart Canada

Hendry Consulting Inc.

The Hobby Spot

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Hockey Hooky for Ben

The Hospital Activity Book for Children

Hodges & Mohr Realty Group

Hostin, George

Hodson, Dave

Hotel Equipment & Supply Co. (2006) Ltd.

Hoehn, Judith

House, Mike & Kathy

Hofer, Kurt

Hoy, Angela

Holan Family

Hoyda, Spencer

Holinski, Troy

Hrytsak, Patricia

Holland & Associates Ltd.

HUB International Phoenix Insurance Brokers

Holland, Jason

Huber, Lorne & Deborah

Holowaychuk, Walter

Hudsons Canadian Hospitality Ltd.

Holt, Susanna

Huebner Family Foundation

Holterhus, Riley

Huebner, Chris

Holubitsky, Linda

Humeniuk, Patrick R.

Home Sweet Home By Mark & Belle

Hummel, Craig

Homeniuk, Leonard

Hurley, Alisha

Homes by Avi

Hurtubise, Janine

Horn, Brent & Tracy IBM Employees’ Charitable Fund

Intact Insurance Company

Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ Care for Humanity)

Integrity Waste Solutions

IHOP Restaurants Canada

International Rubber Products Ltd.

iLink Media Group Impact Real Estate Corporation

International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 122

Imperial Oil

Intuit Inc.

Industry Skate & Snow Inc.

Ipsos Interactive Services Canada LP

Infante, Bernardo

Ireland, Sam

Infinite Marketing

Irene Zucht — RE/MAX

The Infinity Gauntlet — Pro-Wrestling Match

Ishack, Mark

Innovation Plus Design

Iverson, Dale

Inter Pipeline

Innovative Food Brands Jabs, Jason

Janicki, Jill

Jacie Management Inc.

Jarvin, Doug

Jack, Gloria

Estate of Lorraine Jaquess

Jackie Pennock Family Foundation

JDK Heating & Cooling

Jacula, Shawn

Jensen, Bent

Jaeger, Wolfgang

Jeske, Kendall

Estate of John Charles Jager

Jespersen, Havilah

Jahner, Jaret

Jespersen, Linda

Jahnke, Matthew

John Connor Real Estate Ltd.

Jakubec, Anna

Johnson, Dennis M. & Family

James H Brown & Associates

Johnson, Jesse

James, Barry

Johnson, Simon

Jamison, Paula

Johnston, Iain Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Johnston, Margaret

Jorgensen, Neil

Johnston, Sandra

Joyce, Donald

Joly, Amanda

Joynt, Chloe

Joly, Kevin

JPS Construction Group Ltd.

Joly, Nicole

Estate of Sheila Jubb

Jomaa, Fay

The Jules Foundation

Jones, Noah & Miranda

Jutt, Usman

Jordan, Jill

Jutzi, Roy

Jordyn’s Softball Tournament Kacic, Andry

Keyera

Kakoschke, Herbert

Kids Shoot for Kids

Kalke, Sara

Estate of Joseph Kilgore

Kamal, Rania

Killips, Nancy & Ralph

Kaminski, Wolfgang & Beth

Kindred Foundation

Kanashiro, Jamie

Kinetic Energies Inc.

Kane, Evander

Kinette Club of Fort Saskatchewan

Karmali, Sameer

King, Douglas

Kashani, Dr. Rashid

King, Grace

Kashani, Marcia

King, Mary

Kasian Architecture Interior Design

King, Samuel

Kastner Auctions Ltd. In Trust

Kingsway Instruments Inc.

Katz Group of Companies

Kinosayo Elementary School

Kaycan Ltd.

Kinsella, Wendy

Keehn, David

Kinsmen Club of Edmonton

The Keg Spirit Foundation

Kinton Management Ltd.

Keldar Leadership Kellgren, Margaret

Klak, Greg & Karen (In Memory of Haley Nicole Klak)

Kemp, Brenda

Kleywegt, Matthew

Kennedy, Bryan

Estate of Wietze (Bill) Kloosterman

Kennedy, Ryan

Knight, Eric

Keown, Christopher

Knoppers, Johnathan

Keppler, W. Paul

Ko, Phuay

“Because of the Stollery and the world-class facility that it is, George is with us and thriving today. Their innovative research and advancements in pediatric heart transplant techniques are what helped George get through his journey.” — Lindsey and Randy, George’s parents

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Kobewka, Margaret

Krinbill, Gloria

Kohut, Danette

Kroeker, Lauren

Kondics, Ian

Kronschnabl, Klaus

Kong-Har Athletic Club

Kubica, Roy

Kootstra, Pam

Kubinec, Brandon

The Korean Senior Citizen Society of Edmonton

Kuhtey, Dian

Kosinski, Wendy

Kulmatycki, Shannon

Kot, Brandon

Kunkel, Kenneth

Kotelko, Kirstin

Kupsch, Nathan

Kozak, Kevin

Kurek, Cheryl

Kozicki, David

Kurling for Kids

KPMG

Kuzio, Murray

Krawford Construction (2011) Inc. L.A. Brayer Foundation

Lakusta, Ryan

L & J Daycare Centre Ltd.

Lakusta, Valerie

L & M Brenneis Family Foundation

Lambert, Joseph

Lablanc, David

Lana’s Prayer for Recovery

LaCroix, Nadine

Landsperg, Destany

Laderoute, Priti

Landsperg, Leslie & Destany

Ladies Who Brunch — Dr. Kara Otuomagie

Lang, Gordon

Lafond Investments Inc.

Langridge, Carson

LaGrange Mechanical Services Ltd.

Lapointe, Laurier

Lai, Brandon

LaPrairie Works Inc.

Laing, William

Larente, Christopher & Christina

Laird, Cory

Larson, Martin & Shirley

Laird, Ronald

Laslo, Norma & Joseph

Lake, C. G.

Latimer, Tim Lauber, Ryan Lavin, Christopher Laviolette, Gordon LeClair, Cody Ledcor Group of Companies The Leduc Fish & Game Association Leduc Minor Hockey Association Adam Myers Memorial Fund Lee Oilfield Service Ltd. Lee, Brad

“Having Stollery care so close to home brings comfort in knowing that Khai’s specialized care is always available to us.” — Julia, Khai’s mom

Lee, Dr. Ann The Lefebvre Foundation Lefebvre, Jimmy Legacy Ag Ventures Ltd. Legacyx Software Leger Lehigh Hanson Materials Ltd. Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Leishman, Tracy

Linda Joyce Charitable Fund

Leite Electric Ltd.

Lindale Truck Service Ltd.

Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Ltd.

Lindholm Seed Farm

Lemmon, Dane

Estate of Phyllis Faye Lindsay

Lemonade Stand In Memory of Moses Felix

Linton, John

Lennon, Kathryn

Little Genius Daycare Ltd.

Estate of Arthur Neil Lenox

Little Ones Lemonade

Lenzin, Chris

LivDental Team

Leonard, Laura

Lizee, Sarah

Lequier, Dr. Laurance & Karen & Family

Lloyd Sadd Insurance Brokers Ltd.

Letcher, Derek

Lloyd, Robert & Leah

Letourneau, Natalie

Lloydminster Columbus Club Charitable Foundation

Lets’s Roll Consulting Inc. Lewis, Amanda

Lo Rosenthal & Challoner Fund Lock, Herbert

Lewis, Jeff

Lois E. Hole Elementary School’s Silver Carnival

Lexon Projects Inc.

London Drugs Ltd.

Long & McQuade Musical Instruments

Li, Anni

Long, Brian

Li, Claudia

Longtime Quality Services

Li, Teresa W. Liam Park’s 12th Birthday/Liam’s 3rd Annual Bread-athon

Lori Hunt Real Estate Lorne Akins Junior High School

Liberty Classic Golf Tournament

Lotey, Charanjit

Liberty Security

Louis & Gertrude Hochhausen Fund

Life/styled Consulting & Concierge

Lovsin, Douglas

Lifestyle Cig Inc.

Lowe, Catherine

The Life of a Lemon

Lowe, Michael

Lift Interactive Inc.

Lowe, Rebecca

Lind, Randene

Lowe’s Canada

Linda Getzlaf — RE/MAX Real Estate

Lozeron, Emily

“The support the Stollery offers doesn’t end with Emmy, it is extended to our whole family, who all feel heard, cared for and respected every time we walk through the doors.” — Jodi, Emmy’s mom

“The Stollery helps a lot of kids and has really nice people who take care of me when I need it.” — Emmy, Stollery kid

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Lozinski, Katelyn

Lundell, Allan & Donna

LPB Dental Services Inc.

Luomala, Kirsten

LTZ Consulting

Lupaschuk, Jannelle

Estate of Frederick James Lucas

Luxmrkt.ca Consign for the Stollery

Lukawesky, Sheri

Lyons, Keith

Luke’s Legacy Fun Run

Lysons, Catherine & Merlin

Lumanlan, Loida M Noel Realty

Marchand, Glen

M.A.P. Group of Companies

Mark, David

Macdonald, Caryn

Marketing DVSN

MacDonald, Doug

Marple, Chuck

MacDonald, Elaine

Marriott International

Macdonald, Melonie

Marshall, Gladys

MacDonald, Roy

Marshall, Richard

Machado, Kevin

Martin Deerline

MacIntosh, Sabrina

Martin, Craig

MacIntyre, Marissa & Jordan

Martineau, Chris

MacIsaac, Cheryl

Maschmeyer, Stewart C.

MacKenzie Investments

Mason, Bryan

Maclab Development Group

The Masonic Foundation of Alberta

MacLean, Dr. Roderick

Materi Welding

Maclean’s Run for the Stollery

Matheson, Neil

MacManus, John

Matias, Jasmin

MacMillan, Blaine

Matsikas, Theodoros

MacMillan, Dustin

Matter, Daryl

Macyk, Timothy

Mawji Family

Maczala, David Magnifica Real Estate Investments Inc. Mahajan, Vik Mainolfi, Gennaro Mainwaring, David Major Overhaul & Equipment Repair Inc. Malekoff, Agnes Maller, Doreen Malmo, Shaun Mamiche’s Ketsen Management Group Manatunga, Dilan Manders, Tony Estate of John Mandrusiak Manitoulin Group of Companies Manning, Dean Mansfield, Jason

“Visiting the Stollery weekly or monthly, it’s become our home away from home.” — Brittany, Addison & Addley’s mom

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“Without this amazing facility and the wonderful caregivers, our journey wouldn’t be what it is today. Simply put, we wouldn’t have our children here with us.” — Dana, Cameron’s mom

Max Industrial Supply Ltd.

McIntyre, John

Maximum Metals

McKee, Kevin & Lyn

Maxwell Auto Service Ltd.

McMahon, Eleanor & Jack

Mayco Electric Ltd.

McWade, Sean

Mayer, James & Valerie

Meadowbrook Foods Ltd.

Mayer, Norman & Betty

Medforth, Carolynn & John

Mayne, Teresa

Medical Imaging Consultants

Mazur, Leo

Medical Mercy Canada

McAlpine, Robert

Medicine Hat Lodge Rodeo

McBride, Barry

MEG Energy Corporation

McCabe, Stephanie

Meger, Leslie

McCaffrey, Blair

Melnychuk, Barb

McCaffrey, Jake

Melville, Brent

McCaw, Doreen

Melville, Cameron

McCaw, Mamie & Richard

Mendez, Emma

McClintock, William

Mercedes-Benz Heritage Valley

McCoy, David

Merrick, Trevor

McCoy, Sue

Metcalfe, Dr. Peter & Andrea

McCullough Capital Fund

Metrie Canada

McDavid, Brian

MHCare Medical Corporation

McDonell, Brent

Mian, Fatima

McDonell, Owen

Micetich, Christopher

McDougall, Frederick

Michaud, Cameron

McEachern, Rachael

Michaud, Jason

Mceachren, Tara

Michaud, Laura L.

McElhanney

Michaud, Real

McElmeel, David

Michels Canada Co.

McEwan, Delwyn

Michener Allen Auctioneering Ltd.

McEwen, Andrew

Michener, Ian

McEwen’s Fuels & Fertilizers Inc.

Midnight Integrated Financial Inc.

McGinnis, David

Mielke, Kristy

McGregor, Charles

Miller Thomson LLP

McGroggan, Mark

Miller, Beau

McHale, Donna R.

Miller, Chris

McIntosh, Pierre

Miller, Jacqueline

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

“Having the Stollery in our own backyard means Brayden receives the greatest care in the world, anytime he needs it. To our family, that is truly priceless.” — Karen, Brayden’s mom

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Miller, Kurt

Moretti, Cindy

Miller, Lisa

Morgan, Dawn

Miller, Michael

Morgan, Kerry

Million Reasons Run

Morin, Dorene & Michel

Millions, Jared

Morse, Corey & Carlyn

Mills, Vivienne

Moss, Roy & Family

Millwoods Christian School

Mould, Barbara & John

Mindable

Moussa, Ahmed

Mingle, Blaine

Mowbrey, Mary

Minhas, Harpreet

Mozak, Dennis & Laurie

Minhas, Yadvinder

MP Psychology

MLT Aikins LLP

MTF Mainland Distributors Inc.

MNP

Mueller, Rita

Moch, Walker

Mulligan, Adrian

Modern Auto Body Ltd.

Mundy, David

Moe’s Stollery Kids Birdhouses

Muri, Ryan

Moir, John & Marianne

Murphy, Anne & Michael

Moller, Renee

Murray, Doug

Montgomery, Celestine

Music Spirit Society Charity Concert

Montgomery, Marie

Mutch, Gabrielle

Moore, Charlyn Moore, Darcy

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of British Columbia

Moreton, Robert

Myshak Group of Companies Myshak, Michael P.

NAIT Students Association

Neil Rouse Realty Inc.

Nakatsui DermaSurgery

Nelson, James

Naoka Inc.

Nelson, Katee

NAPA Auto Parts

Nespliak, Robert & Tammy

The Nation Network Inc.

Newgard, Phillip

National Energy Equipment Inc.

Newground Developments Ltd.

National Hockey League Player’s Association

NexGen Grafix Inc.

National IBD Day in Honour of Riley

Ng, Loretta

Navratil, Rhonda

Nicholson, Todd

Needham, Wendy

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Nicola Wealth Private Giving Foundation

North Edmonton KIA

Nicole Bosse Realty Inc.

Northern Lights Shrine Club

Nielsen, Karen

Northern Reflections

Niemiec, Christine

Northgate Chevrolet Buick GMC LP

Nightingale Electrical Ltd.

Norton, Dennis & Betty

Nikitin, Paulette

Noyen, Peter

Nolt, Dr. Barry

Nufloors Camrose

Noonan, Joe

Nufloors Grande Prairie

Norma M. Gordon Investments

Nufloors Sherwood Park

North Edmonton Family Dayhome Agency Ltd.

Nyla Hawthorne’s 1st Birthday

Oaklynn’s Lemonade

ONE Properties

Oasis Orthodontics

O’Neal, Joshua

Oborowsky, Sharleen

Onyschuk, Mary

O’Cain, Judith

Opyr, Tara

Odutayo, Ade

Osgoode Properties

O’Hara, Matt

Osmond, Jennifer

Olafson, Clara

Ostrem Chemical Co. Ltd.

Old Scona Academic School

Ottenbreit, Clayton

Olds, Marley

Otteson, Eleanor

Olekshy, Iris

Ottewell Junior High School

Olekshy, Olga

Oulton, Rebecca

Olenek, Donald

Owsianski, Nathan

In Honour of Frances R. Olson

Oz Consulting Inc.

On The Level Millwright Service Pacesetter Equipment Ltd.

Parker, David

Pagnotta Industries Inc.

Parkland AG & Auto Services Inc.

Paiement, Wayne

Parks, Jan

Pals Geomatics Corporation

Pasula, Barbara & Dennis

Panda Restaurant Group Inc.

Patel, Bhumika

Pandher, Jaskiran

Patel, Nilesh

Pangman Development Corporation

Patidar, Shalil

Paper Leaf Design Ltd.

Patra, Claire

Paper Planes for Stollery

Patterson Parts

Papp, Edward

Patterson, Brian & Annette

Paradox Access Solutions Inc.

Paul Blais Realty Group — RE/MAX Elite

Paramount Flooring Ltd.

Pauliny, Filip

Parasynchuk, Darcey & Rosalynn Naqvi

PCL Construction

Parent, Shane

PCL Fab Shop

Parenteau, Paige

Peacock Dance Productions

Paris Jewellers

Peak Inspections

Park Memorial Ltd.

Pearson, Carmen

Park Paving Ltd.

Pearson, Lauren

Park, Jack

Pecush, Karen

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Pedego Edmonton Pedersen Chester, Elizabeth Pedersen, Carl Pedersen, Hilde Pederson, Sheldon Peebles, Jeneile Peets, Marlene & Raymond Pelletier, Matthew Pembina Pipeline Corporation Pembina Valley Congregation Pereira, Bina Perez Cedron, Oscar Perkins, Bryan Perry, Beatrix Peterson, Richard & Penni

“The Stollery is important because nothing matters more than our children.” — Nancy, Boston’s mom

Petrin, Kimberly Petroff, Nicholas

Pettypiece, Kimberly

Popowich, Shane

Peyre, Kevin

Portas, Susan

Pham, Jasmine

Post, Philip

Philipp, Georgia

Posyniak, Edward

Phillips, George

Potter, Charlene

Phillips, Laura

Pottle, Jason

Phillips, Wayne

Power Play Goals for Change

Philp, Robert

Power, Sheldon

Philpott, Josh

Premier Fire & Flood Restoration Inc.

Phronesis Law LLP

Premium Petstyling Ltd.

Pietrasik, Piotr

President’s Choice Children’s Charity

Pigeon Lake Regional School

Priestner, Daniel

Pile Base Contractors (1987) Ltd.

Priestner, Patrick & Diana

Pilgrim, Craig

Primrose, David

Pino, Michael

Prince, Colleen

PIP Street Hospitality Inc.

Priority Mechanical Ltd.

Piquette, James

Private Giving Foundation

Pirnak, Robin

Prochnau, Randall

Pleckaitis, Chloe

Procor Ltd.

Podridske, John & Pat

Progress Land Services Ltd.

Pohl, Robert

Prokop, Al

Policicchio, Sett

Props, Porzellan

Poliquin, Jett

Prospect Media Group Ltd.

Polish Mens Club of Edmonton

Puff, Patricia

Estate of Rita Pollard

Pullen, Christopher

Popatia, Aleem

Purdys Chocolatier

Popika, Dale

Purves, Doreen

Popowich, Dr. Kurt

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QuadReal Property Group

Queen Charlotte Lodge

Qualico

Quinn, Joann

Quality Move Management Inc.

Quinn, John

Quartel, Harvey

Quintal, Terry

R.J. Nelson Family Foundation

Reschny, Clinton

R.J.V. Gas Field Services

Rexall Main

Racing For A Cure

Reykdal, David

Radchenko, James

Rhino Investments Ltd.

Radon Gas Removal Systems Inc.

Rice, Anthony

Rae, Margaret

Rice, Morgan

Rahall Electric Ltd.

Richter, Ron

Rahall Mechanical

Rick’s Oilfield Hauling

Rajbir Real Estate Ltd.

Rig Rentals

Randhawa, Kirandeep Kaur

Rip & Ship Sports Cards

Rapid Design Group Inc.

Ritter, Duane

Rastogi, Swati

Riva International, Inc.

Rattray, Sonia

Rivard, Richard

Ravenlake Investments

River City Event Rentals & Sales Ltd.

Rawe, Randall

River Cree Resort and Casino

Raymond James Canada Foundation

Rivercity Motors Ltd.

RBC Foundation

The R K Grant Family Foundation

RE/MAX Canada Reeson, Rick

Rob Reynolds & Kelly Tkachuk Charity Golf Tournament

Reid, Bryon

Roberts, Elizabeth

Reid, Shawn & Sandy

Robinson, Barbara & James

Reinhardt, Genevieve

Robinson, Chad

Rejuvenation Dermatology Clinic Edmonton South

Robinson, Michelle

Remarkable Real Estate Inc.

Rockland Landscaping Supplies Ltd.

Renish, Jon

Rodfather Inc.

Robles, Ivonne

“The Stollery provides us an exceptional level of care. Especially having a rare diagnosis, they are thorough, open to listening to other experts, and go above and beyond to make sure Jordan gets the best care.” — Christa, Jordan’s mom

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Rodney, Donald

Rouault, Raymond & Mary Lou

The Roed Family Foundation

Rowbotham, Linda R.

Rogers Communications Canada Inc.

Rowswell, Allan

Rogers Financial Management Corp.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch #57

Rogers McLean Shaw Insurance Brokers Ltd.

Royal Canadian Legion No. 55

Rohan Juneja’s 10th Birthday & Ruhi Juneja’s 7th Birthday

Royal Caretaking Supplies

Rohr, Lisa

Royer, Shawna & Gilles

Rojek, Dave

Runka, Darrel Kevin

Rolheiser, Reese

Rusnell, Carl

Estate of Alice Romaniuk

Russ Neibel O/A Balloon Artist Russ

Ronald Harvey Elementary School

Russell, Karen H.

Ronin Whaley’s 7th Birthday Fundraiser

Ruzza, Dan

Rose, Steve & Ingrid

Ryal Enterprises Ltd.

Ross & Sylvestre LLP

Ryland Quistberg‘s 9th Birthday

Ross, Brian

Ryzuk, Brian

Roycroft, Kay

Ross, Douglas

Roth, Darren S & T Energy Services Ltd.

Schell, Stefani

S.O. Asher Consultants Ltd.

Scherr, Kelly

Sachko, Bonny & Richard

Schiffner, Cameron

Sadd, Lisa & Marshall

Schilke, Suzanna

Saleh, Abdullah

Schmitz, David

Salloum, G. Bud

Schoenknecht, Brian

Salvail, Alphonse & Janeice

Schubert, Michael

Salvian, Pebbles

Schuldhaus, Martin

Samis, Monica

Schuler, Jackson

Samis, Robert

Schurek, Jason

Samji, Rahim

The ScotiaMcLeod Charitable Foundation

Samsung Canada

Scotia Wealth Management

Samuel, Son & Co. Ltd.

Scott D. McCauley Professional

Sanaya & Nayel Somji’s Fundraising

Scozzafava, Anthony & Julia

Sanche, David

Scraba, Ashley

Sanderson, Rosamond

Scragg, Lori & David & Family

Sandip Singh Gandham Professional Corporation

Scribner, Jeff

Sandulak, Robert A.

Seabrooke, Ray

Sanjel Energy Services Inc.

Seaby, Mary

Sanscartier, Sylvain

Season Closer for Edmonton

Sarumowa Realty Ltd.

Seguin, Robert

Saskatoons for the Stollery

Seibel, Scott

Save-On-Foods

Seitz, Andrea

Scafom-Rux North America

Sellers, Ryan

Schaffer, Patrick

Semotiuk, Chris

Sczesny-Wilvers, Melanie

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Senio, Jason

Sivapalan, Dr. Sudhakar

Senyk, Robert

Sivarajan, Dr. Ben

Sergent, Shane

Sivia, Simmy

Servante, Nichola

Skip the Depot

ServeGreen Cleaning Services Ltd.

Sklar, Kenneth

Sexton Group

Estate of Louis Bernard Skoog

Shannon, Dennis

Skrypnyk, Clifford

Sharun, Dr. William & Carol

Sleck, Angie

The Shawana Foundation

Sleep FX

Shehata, Sally

SmartProgram Inc.

Shelley and Guy Scott Family Foundation

Smash & Sons Contracting Ltd.

Sherwood Motorcars

Smiles For Life Foundation

Shiny Side Up Flooring Inc.

Smith, Arthur

Showtech Power and Lighting

Smith, Brad

Shu Studios Inc.

Smith, Charlotte

Sidhu, Avneet

Smith, Gary

Sidhu, Gurinder

Smith, Jerry

Sidhu, Navjot

Smith, Dr. Linda

Sieben, R. Siffledeen, Roberta

Smithson Real Estate Services Ltd. (Lee Smithson)

Sikipelo, Al

Smitke, Judy & Raymond

Estate of Shirley Sikstrom

Smitke, Steven

Silgard, Gerry

The Smyrl Family

Sim, James

Snider’s Annual Halloween Party

Simison, Craig

Sobeys Safeway

Simply Supper Lemonade Stand Day

Sochastky, Simon

Singh, Dr. Ashwani

Sofina Foundation

Sinn, Barbara

Sokolowski, Yanina

SITE Resource Group

Solace Psychology & Wellness

“The Stollery is a place we can continually count on to be supportive in Amber’s medical journey. With phenomenal doctors, nurses and support staff, we always know the care will be second to none.” — Amanda, Amber’s mom

“The nurses are the best part of my week! They make me laugh and they know all about my life. I get excited to see them!” — Amber, Stollery kid

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Solutions Business Interiors Sonnenberg, Karen Sophie Bird’s 6th Birthday Sorensen, Jenny Sorensen, Nancy Sorrell Financial Souster, Jenny Southam, Douglas SP607 Sabres Spagnolo, Diane Spartan Controls Ltd. Specialized Recruiting Group The Spencer Berezowski Memorial Golf Tournament Spirit Halloween’s Spirit of Children Spitzer, Tyler & Jadene Spooner, David M.

“To our family, the Stollery means hope. A second chance at life, even if the outcome looks grim.” — Leslie, Amélie’s mom

Spruce Grove Saints Squire, Rhonda-Lee

St George, Brett J.

Steve’s Instrument & Controls Ltd.

St. Albert Community Foundation

Stewart, James

St. Andre, Denis

Stix, Darrell

St. Francis Food Bank Association

Stokke, Derek

St. Jean, David

The Stollery Charitable Foundation

St. Kateri School & OSC

Stollery Youth Committee

St. Louis Community Foundation

Stone, Dave

St. Pierre, Henri

Stoneraft Media Corporation

Staceysellyeg Ltd.

Storage Vault Canada

Stahl Peterbilt Inc.

Storozynski, Elsie

Stahl, Edward

Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation

Stanford, James

Strauss, Glenda

Starburst Advertising

The Streets Initiative

Starkevich, Ashley

Striking Cancer Out

Starlight Casino

Strynadka, Gregg & Andrea

Steed, Sean & Helen

Sukhi Realty Ltd.

Steeves, Fay & Jesse

Sullivan, Zachary

Stefanich, Louis

The Summit for Stollery

Steidl, Hans

Summit Insulation

Stelter, Michael & Lea

Sun Life Financial

Stelter, Susan

Sun, Kelvin

Stenabaugh Foundation

Suncor Energy

Stephanson, Grant

Sunder, Kyla

Stephenson House

Sunu, Joe

Steps for the Stollery

Superfluity Shop

Estate of Marinus Gilbert Henry Pat Sterr

Superior Steel Erectors Ltd.

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

SureHire Occupational Testing

Estate of Terrence Sych

Susan & Hugh Van Alstyne Charity Fund

Sylvester, Geoffrey

Sushi by Vinh

Syncrude Canada Ltd.

Sutton, Mariette

Synergy Aviation

Svend Hansen School

Synergy Group of Companies

Swainson, Roger

Sysco Edmonton

Sweet, Beverly Tacada

The Tenaquip Foundation

Taiga Building Products

Tenfold HR Solutions

Takats, Margaret

Terracon Geotechnique Ltd.

Take a Kid to a Car Show and Shine

Tetz, Kain

Talitha’s Hope 4 A Cure

Teunissen, Petrus

Tangedal, Beverley & Steinar

Thaw Realty

Tanner, Anna Laureen

Theberge, Denise & Liam Baxter

Tappauf, Edwin

Theberge, Wendy

Tappauf, Robert

Thermo Design Engineering Ltd.

Tappauf, Terry

Therres, Bob

Tarabay, Sonia

Think Homes Think Jones Ltd.

In Memory of Brandon Tarling

Thomas, Erica

Targets for Tots

Thompson, James

Tarves, Katherine

Thompson, Larry & Deb

Tashe, David Taskey, Dr. Scott

Thompson, Larry & Deb — Thompson Construction Group

Taylor, Che

Thompson, Michael

Taylor, Fabrice

Tim Hortons, Edmonton & Surrounding Area

Taylor, Lisa

TipTap

TC Infrastructure Services Ltd.

Titan Construction

TCL Supply Chain Inc.

Tkachuk, Kelly & Whitney & Jules

TD Bank Group

Tkachuk, Tracy

Technichrome Industries Ltd.

Tom Lowe Real Estate Ltd.

Techni-Craft Equipment Services

Tomick, Gary

Teeter, Dan

The Tong & Geraldine Louie Family Foundation

TELUS

Top Hat Ltd.

Templar, Alex

Toshack, Nicole

“Your donation helps give the experts the tools they need to make an impact on the children they serve. Thank you!” — Dane, Aleena and Nathan’s dad

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Toyota Industries Commercial Finance Canada Inc.

Truhome Inc.

Trail Appliances

Estate of Albert Truss

Tran, Tin

Tully, Suzanne E.

Trane Canada ULC

Turner, Diane E.

Trans Mountain Canada Inc.

Turner, Troy

TransCanada PipeLines Ltd.

Tutschek, Beth & Alex

TREC Dental Foundation

Tutschek, Bradley

Tridon Communications

Twin Willows Business League

Triff, Carole

Two Hills School

Trush, Ivan

Trommeshauser, Frederick

Twobro Equipment Service Ltd.

Tronia Systems Ltd.

Tychoniak, Kyle

Trudel, Guy

Tylynn Howson’s Barrel Racing Jackpot Event

Udell, Douglas

University Hospital Foundation

Ukrainec, Brian & Raegan

University of Alberta

Unifor Local 2458

Urban Pioneer Infill Inc.

UNITE HERE! Local 47

Valach, Chris

Velthuis-Kroeze, Stuart

Valard Construction LP

Venchairutti, Lina

Vallen

Venchiarutti-Bulfon, Emma

Valvoline Instant Oil Change

Vercity

Van Der Werf, Danielle

Verhesen, Paul

Van der Werf, Jesse

Viau, Kevin

Van Langen, John

Victory Equipment Rentals

Van Marum, Lillian

Vision Credit Union

VanderHelm, Robert

Vleeming, Amber

Vanic Oilfield Services Ltd.

Vleeming, Darryl

Vanta Group

Vleeming, Johannes

VanTwuyver, Ray

Vleeming, Peter

Varughese, Jenni & Tim

Volvo of Edmonton

Vector Electric & Controls

Voytechek, Brendyn

Veenstra, Trudy

“Raising a child with a rare disease can be a wave of emotions. We’re thankful the Stollery has continued to calm our storm.” — Jocelyn, Rylan’s mom

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

W.P. Wagner School of Science and Technology

Wheaton Properties

Wade Koberstein Professional Corporation

Wheaton, Tim

Wadell Sells Inc.

Whelehan, Colleen

Wagner, Jedidiah

Whiteford, Donald

Wahba, Dina

Whitfield, Wade

Wainman, Caroline

Estate of Deborah Whitney

Waldbillig, Keith

Whittaker, James & Allena

Walker, Barry & Valerie

Who Cares Wear Ltd.

Wall, Trevor

Wiebe, Gord

Wallin, Kim

Wiechert, Daphne

Walmart Canada

Wieler, Nathan

Walsh, Patricia

Wieler, Shawna

Walters, Tina

Wieninger, Mike & Jennifer

Wani, Shabnum

Wika Instruments Ltd.

Ward, Anthony & Edith

Wild, Jason

Ward, Bruce

Wildeman, Henrietta

Waronek, Monte & Cindy & Family

Wildrose Garments Mfg Ltd.

Warshawski, Sean

Wildrose Rodeo Association

Waterhouse, Pamela

Wildwood Ranches Ltd.

Waters, Karen

The Wilkie Family Fund

Watt, Angus & Heather

Willes, Kyle

Watt, Hugh

William & Florence Lede Family Foundation

Watt, Jeff

William Swanson Estate Trust

Wauters, Melanie

William Zucht — RE/MAX

Wawanesa Insurance

Williams, Bryan

Wawrynchuk, Adelia

Williams, Tim

WC Diversified Holdings Ltd.

Willie, Crystal & Blair

Weatherford Canada Partnership

Willie Louise & Sons Oilfield Service Ltd.

Estate of Edith May Webb

Willman, Erin

Weinkauf Weber Foundation

Willmer, Tammy

Weinrauch, Raymond

Wimmer, David

Weir Family Fund

Witholt, Mark

Weninger, Edward

Witwicky, Sheila

Werenka, James

Wizard Lake Marine Inc.

West Central Dental Smiles for Life, Dr. Andrew Albert & Associates

Woitte, Donald

Westerlund, Christine

Wolf, Sarah

Western Pressure Controls (2005) Ltd.

Wolfe Pack Warriors Foundation

Westjet

Wolfe, Tazmalee

WesTower Communications Ltd. Wetaskiwin & District 4-H Beef Committee

Women of the Moose Wetaskiwin Chapter No. 559

Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd.

Wood, Darren & Jennifer

WFG Hockey Classic

Wood, Kevin

Wheaton Investments Ltd.

Woodbeck, Edward

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Wold, Adam

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Woolsey, Glenn & Sandra

Wosnack, Cory & Robyn

Woolsey, Matthew

Wright Automotive Inc.

World’s Longest Hockey Game for Kids

Wynnyk, Arlene & Robert

WorleyParsonsCord Ltd. Yachimec Auto Group

Yee, Janice

Yachimec, Bart & JoAnne

Yeung, Daniel & Noreen

Yaggey, Ajaje

Yeung, Stephanie

Yaghi, Obaidah

Young, Graeme

Yardstick Technologies Inc.

Yuill Family Fund

Estate of Mina Yates

Yum’s The Word

Yau, Kelvin

Yurko, Myron & Anita

Yau, Samuel

Yurko, Richard

Zaplachinski, Erinn & Warren

Zimmerman, Gerald

Zaplachinski, Evan

Zinterer, Karla

Zarski, Douglas

Zurich Canadian Holdings Ltd.

Zech, Andreas

Zydek, Christopher

Zieminski, Craig

Zylstra, Louisa

Zimmerman, Elaine

ZyTech Building Systems LP

1 Oak Concrete

1608164 Alberta Ltd. Eastside Eatery

1214784 Alberta Ltd. (Charlene Speers)

2207182 Alberta Ltd. o/a OK Tire Jagare Ridge

1283576 Alberta Ltd.

2-Minute Tabletop Pty Ltd.

1288376 Alberta Ltd 1288982 Alberta Ltd.

322220 Alberta Ltd. O/A V Realty GMAC Real Estate

1524666 Alberta Ltd.

423377 Alberta Ltd.

“Growing up in Edmonton, you always knew the Stollery was where sick kids went to get better. I never grasped what they could do for a child until Rylie was in their care. We are so grateful to have this world-class Hospital in our backyard.” — Richard, Rylie’s dad

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation | 2022–23

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation 800 College Plaza, 8215 112 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6G 2C8 Main: 780.433.KIDS (5437)

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