Report to the Community 2023-24

A message from our CEO and board chairs

Kids and teens in northern Alberta deserve the best pediatric health care available. Thanks to our generous donors, the Stollery Children’s Hospital is there when it matters most.

Our donors are the reason the Stollery continues to deliver specialities and sub-specialties not available anywhere else. Recently, a family from Halifax travelled to Edmonton because the urgent care their child needed exists at the Stollery thanks to ongoing investments by our growing donor community.

When you give to children’s health, you’re not just helping today, you’re investing in tomorrow. You’re an active part of our vision to transform children’s health – both physical and mental – so that all kids have the chance to live a long and healthy life.

Thank you for taking the time to read our Report to the Community. In its pages, you’ll learn exactly where your money goes, how donations elevate family-centred care programs and services, why keeping this world-class level of care in your backyard is leading to better outcomes for kids and teens, and more about our exciting plans to build a new, standalone Stollery for future generations.

We’re grateful to our many community and government partners for continuing to make children’s health a priority. We’re especially fortunate to have supporters like you who make life-saving change possible, not only within the Stollery but throughout Alberta and right across Canada.

Sincerely,

Karen Faulkner President & CEO Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation

Kevin McKee Chair Board of Trustees

Kelly Blackett Past-chair Board of Trustees

Our mission and vision

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

• 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

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

• 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

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

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

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

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

• 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 and within the Métis homelands and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4. 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 275 charities accredited by Imagine Canada. This designation confirms our commitment to the highest standards of accountability, transparency and governance.

Thank you to our 2023-24 board members

CHAIR

Kelly Blackett Canadian Western Bank

VICE-CHAIR

Kevin McKee

Pangman Development Corporation

PAST-CHAIR

Noah Jones, BA, CFP, CLU Vanta Group

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Bonnie Andriachuk, KC, ICD.D Servus Credit Union

Todd Bish Solutions Business Interiors

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

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. As we work towards building a purpose-built Stollery, our board is at the forefront of our advocacy efforts.

We are thankful to our board members for their vision and dedication to improving the lives of kids from backyards across Alberta.

Kevin George, CPA, CA, MPA.cc. MNP LLP

Brent Horn, CPA, CA Edmonton Trailer Sales & Leasing Ltd

Brandon Kot Canada ICI

Stephanie McCabe Knower Tech

Amanda Morin Enoch Cree Nation

Tara Opyr, CPA, CA Ernst & Young LLP

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. Todd Alexander 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

Where your money goes

Because of you, we’re making a life-changing difference when it comes to advancing specialized physical and mental health care at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and beyond the four walls of the Hospital. Your donations help us to invest in the best people, programs, equipment and research to make sure the Stollery remains among the best children’s hospitals in Canada and the most specialized in all of Western Canada.

WE’RE PROUD TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE FOLLOWING PARTNERS:

1. Stollery Children’s Hospital – funding supports innovation and discovery, highly skilled professionals, advanced equipment & infrastructure, and patient and family-centred care

2. Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI) – funding supports life-changing pediatric research

3. University of Alberta, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry – funding supports sub-specialty fellowships, training the next generation of pediatric specialists

4. Mental health services – funding supports capacity building and the integration of clinical mental health services in the Stollery Emergency

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: THE STOLLERY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

With your support, we help bridge the gap from standard to advanced children’s health care, making the Stollery the most specialized children’s hospital in Western Canada. We allocate donor investments for annual priority needs and in some cases hold funds for long-term, transformational projects, which help to keep the Stollery at the forefront of children’s health care.

The Stollery serves the largest geographic area of any children’s hospital in North America with nearly 30 per cent of patients coming from outside the Edmonton region. Supporting kids from across four western provinces and three territories, the Stollery is also the hub for pediatric cardiac care surgery in Western Canada and a national leader in solid organ transplantation.

Because of you, kids from backyards across Western Canada have the best chance to live a long and healthy life.

GRANT FUNDING: STOLLERY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

305,478 patient visits

Stollery by the numbers

11,465 surgeries

53,629 emergency department visits

231,835 outpatient clinic visits

125,592 virtual health visits

27% of patients from outside the Edmonton area

• The Stollery’s multiple neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) respond to as many as 2,323 of the tiniest patients each year.

• 32% of NICU patients come from outside of Edmonton.

• The Stollery’s transport team helps 988 critically ill kids get to the Stollery each year.

Thank you from the Stollery

Extending our sincere gratitude to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and their donors for another year of making an extraordinary difference at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. This past year, our team of staff and physicians have continued to grow and advance their practices to provide world-class pediatric patient care.

We want to share our immeasurable thanks for the support the Foundation and its donors have provided, as your support continues to make the transformation of our care practices and environments possible. Your contributions help us make an incredible difference advancing research, enhancing programs clinically, embracing and fostering patient and family care, training and education for highly skilled professionals, purpose-built infrastructure, and state-of-the-art equipment and technologies that help children and youth get the care they require.

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

Dr. Carina Majaesic

Facility medical director & associate zone medical director

Stollery

Children’s Hospital

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: EQUIPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE STOLLERY

With your support, the Stollery can update and expand spaces like the newly renovated Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Family Room, which now has more space for families to take a break, eat a meal together, connect or access resources, and for kids to engage in play, craft or enjoy the sensory light features. Additionally, new equipment purchases thanks to donors like you are helping families feel more prepared and comfortable. At-home ventilators have made it possible for kids to get home sooner, allowing the Stollery to continue to be the most specialized children’s hospital in Western Canada. pieces of equipment purchased last year!

GRANT FUNDING: EQUIPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE STOLLERY

Improving Stollery care for the whole family

Kids with gastrointestinal (GI) tract and/or liver conditions can have a more positive, less invasive Hospital experience thanks to you!

Each year, generous community members make it possible for the Foundation to purchase much-needed specialized pediatric equipment, such as the RS85 Prestige point-of-care ultrasound machine which helps gastroenterologists diagnose and monitor many liver and inflammatory bowel diseases.

The diagnosis and monitoring of many GI conditions typically requires patients to have a scope, an uncomfortable and invasive procedure that takes several days to prepare for. A scope involves many health-care professionals and requires general anesthesia, which can be traumatic and more invasive for the child. The point-of-care ultrasound machine at the Stollery gastroenterology clinic reduces the need for scopes in kids, while also reducing wait times for families who get to see and hear results in real time from their doctor without leaving the examination room. This also leaves room for practitioners to have more patient visits per day and reduce wait times.

Point-of-care ultrasound by the numbers

• 163 scans performed last year

• Eliminating the need for:

• 30-40 colonoscopies

• 50-60 MRIs

• More than 20 patients experiencing a flare-up avoided needing a scope or an MRI

• 10 patients diagnosed with ulcerative colitis without the use of an MRI

SEE THE POINT-OF-CARE ULTRASOUND MACHINE IN ACTION

• Many newly diagnosed patients are scanned during their first clinic visit helping to determine treatment plans

An Enchanted and accessible day at The Beach

Imagine a space where a kid can experience an MRI machine for the first time in an area designed for play. A space where a kid in a wheelchair or with an IV pole can enjoy a playground during their hospital stay. A space where sick kids can connect with each other and feel less alone in their experience. A space where a palliative kid can be granted their last wish to go outside. Imagine a space where kids can be kids, even when they’re in the Hospital.

Thanks to donors, the Saville Family Beach is now a bigger, better play space where all of this – and more – is possible.

Three years ago, we set out to raise $5 million to fully renovate and expand The Beach play area. This space is a vital part of a child’s and family’s journey at the Stollery Children’s Hospital with therapeutic play programming led by the Child Life team. Now open, this impactful upgrade includes construction of an attached, state-of-the-art, outdoor play area, the Enchanted Forest, that more than doubles the previous 1,500 square foot play space.

The Saville Family Beach indoor space includes the Ben Stelter Medical Play Area designed to help kids and their families understand what to expect before a minor procedure or a major surgery. It’s equipped with a play MRI machine, which lets kids get familiar with an often-intimidating piece of equipment before they experience it in a medical setting. The indoor area also includes a the Raching for a Cure Kitchen, used for cooking and baking sessions, a sensory table, games such as air hockey and more.

Guests are transported through the Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Assistance Fund Submarine into the magic that lies within the Enchanted Forest — the first-ever outdoor dedicated Stollery play space for kids of all ages that can be used year-round. It features a large, fully accessible play structure, a teepee, musical instruments, a large projection wall for outdoor movie nights, Ray and Leona’s Puppy Corner for pet therapy and much more. Being outdoors and exposed to fresh air are essential to the children’s healing – physically, mentally and emotionally.

Thanks to you, the Saville Family Beach and the Enchanted Forest will make essential therapeutic programming more accessible to Stollery patients.

Child Life Services

A medical appointment, procedure or hospital stay can be a stressful event for people of all ages. Luckily for Stollery kids and their families, the Foundation-funded Child Life department at the Stollery helps kids adjust to and understand hospitalization, treatment and illness — all while making sure kids still get to be kids.

The Beach is somewhere fun, where Stollery kids can go when they’re in the Hospital!

Tucker Stollery kid

The Beach is a little distraction from what’s happening with your child. It’s a place where kids can be kids.

Ashley Tucker’s mom

Child Life by the numbers

1,540 music therapy sessions

539 art therapy sessions

27 Child Life specialists

430 bedside pet visits thanks to the Ray Muzyka and Leona De Boer Pet Therapy Program

2 music therapists

259 kids and teens provided with psychosocial support

1 art therapist

Bringing cutting-edge equipment to the OR

We asked for your support to purchase a CATSmart Continuous Autotransfusion System for patients at the Stollery, and you made it happen.

The CATSmart is a cutting-edge blood transfusion system that collects the patient’s own blood that is shed during surgery, cleans it and then returns it back into the patient’s body. Essentially, it recycles a patient’s blood rather than using a blood transfusion from someone else. Not only does this free up more units of blood for others who require transfusions, but it also decreases the chances of adverse blood transfusion reactions. In addition, it’s a more inexpensive way of providing blood products to patients than utilizing the blood bank.

The Stollery’s surgery and operative services team uses the CATSmart Continuous Autotransfusion Systemthis approximately 8-10 times per month. It’s an instrumental piece of equipment that is both cost-effective and efficient, used primarily in cases of spinal surgeries and occasionally in hip reconstruction and multiple-trauma situations.

Last year, CATSmart helped as many as 120 Stollery patients.

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: PATIENT AND FAMILY-CENTRED CARE AT THE STOLLERY

With your support, the Stollery offers music, pet and art therapies, along with the Awasisak Indigenous Health Program. These family-centred care programs benefit children, teens and their families both mentally and physically. Because of you, we continue to support the Aid for Symptoms & Serious Illness Support Team (ASSIST), a palliative care program to support Stollery kids and their families when a child is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness or when families experience the loss of a child.

GRANT FUNDING: PATIENT AND FAMILY CENTRED CARE AT THE STOLLERY

Patient and family-centred care by the numbers

20,000+ visits to family spaces 8,000 visitors enjoy complimentary food/beverages

5,500 visitors recharge, relax and connect

Awasisak Indigenous Health Program

The Awasisak Indigenous Health Program at the Stollery is the first-of-its-kind Indigenous pediatric health program in Canada, supporting as many as 507 families from 152 communities in seven provinces and territories.

Thanks to donor dollars, the program improves the experience of patients and families by weaving Indigenous language, culture and tradition into specialized, family-centred care.

2,225 consultations to service providers 1,994 in-person visits

844 telephone calls

Kinanâskomon (Cree)

Marsi Chok (Dene)

Nitsiniiyi’taki (Blackfoot) Isniyes (Nakota)

Thank You (English)

22 hospital stories shared to help inform care

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE AWASISAK INDIGENOUS HEALTH PROGRAM

Stollery care at the click of a mouse

Imagine your child needs hundreds of checkups each year, but they’re too sick to go inside the hospital for appointments.

That’s the reality for Amanda and her daughter, Amber.

“In 2023, Amber had 154 appointments,” says Amanda. “When virtual health at the Stollery became a necessity, we were incredibly grateful that this service was available.”

Amber has faced many challenges in her young life. Stomach pain, persistent viruses and subluxation or partial dislocation of her joints and organs within her body. In 2019, Stollery doctors diagnosed Amber with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome which led to other serious diagnoses in the years to follow. Viruses are particularly unsafe given Amber’s weakened condition, so Amanda says they rely on virtual care as often as possible.

“We had at least three-to-four virtual appointments a month for the first year or so, and now we do a mixture of in-person and virtual. Amber’s

neurologist, gastroenterologist, chronic pain team, pediatrician, gynecologist, psychologist, and in some cases, physio, are all able to stay in contact without the need for us to venture inside the Stollery unless absolutely necessary.”

Studies show that kids recover quicker, both physically and emotionally, when they’re close to home. Virtual health services are also becoming more vital in today’s world. They provide a lifeline to those who are isolated or living in underserved areas, and the Stollery wants to be at the forefront of that change.

With donor support, we’re raising $3 million over five years toward the Stollery Centre for Virtual Health to expand virtual health care at the Stollery and forever change how urgent, expert Stollery care is delivered in our province and beyond.

“Each day has its struggles for Amber,” adds Amanda. “Having the Stollery in our own backyard brings my family great comfort knowing the level of care she gets is some of the best anywhere in the world.”

A Stollery family room filled with lemon love

Following the completion of exciting renovations and enhancements, Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Family Room is officially open!

Since 2014, Simply Supper’s Junior Lemon Squeezers have spread the lemon love by hosting lemonade stands, rallying their communities and raising funds in support of the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation. Each year, hundreds of lemonade stands are hosted across Alberta by kids committed to helping kids just like them.

In 2021, Simply Supper dedicated their Lemonade Stand Day fundraising to renovating and enhancing the family room within the Walter C. Mackenzie Stollery site. In recognition of Lemonade Stand Day reaching more than $1 million raised for the Hospital, the space has been officially named in honour of the event.

“It’s so exciting for us after 10 years and going into our 11th year of Lemonade Stand Day to finally have a permanent mark,” says Monita Chapman, owner of Simply Supper and founder of Lemonade Stand Day. “All of our junior lemon squeezers – as they come through the Hospital – get to see their hard work.”

Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Family Room is a fully accessible and inclusive space for Stollery families featuring:

• A modern design and comfortable furnishings

• A kitchen with dining table for families to share a meal, take breaks from the bedside and spend quality time together

• Child-friendly amenities including a play area, aquarium and sensory light features

• Wheelchair-accessible computer stations for personal and family tasks

• Access to comfort and hygiene items as well as snacks and refreshments

• Dedicated patient and family-centred care staff available to help provide resources

• And more!

“We have very knowledgeable staff that will sit in here seven days a week to provide connections to patient and family-centred care resources,” says Kristin Wong, lead for patient and family-centred care at the Stollery. “In addition, families find connection with each other. I think that’s what we hope to see the most with this new layout and this new space – an opportunity for two families to sit in a kitchen together and talk about their journey, share some of the challenges that they have been facing and realize that they’re not alone.”

Thank you to Simply Supper, the junior planning committee and kids across Alberta for making this possible.

More than 9,400 visits to the family room

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: INNOVATION AND DISCOVERY

The Stollery is part of Children’s Healthcare Canada, making sure the safest and highest level of care is delivered to Stollery kids across Western Canada. With your support, the Stollery has capacity to ensure systems and processes at the Hospital are both efficient and transparent. From 2022 through 2023, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation collected donations on behalf of the Ben Stelter Fund, and subsequently granted those funds to the Ben Stelter Foundation, to further support innovation and discovery for kids facing a cancer diagnosis.

GRANT FUNDING: INNOVATION AND DISCOVERY AT THE STOLLERY

There’s no place like home

Your donations have funded and grown the Neonatal Home Support Team (NHST) for the past five years, leading to significantly improved outcomes for pre-term infants and allowing them to stay where they thrive the best – at home with their families.

The NHST program was originally funded by the Foundation in 2019 as a pilot project when gaps in care were discovered after pre-term babies were discharged from Stollery neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Before the NHST program, parents and caregivers often had to navigate the transition from the NICU to home and the subsequent months before their initial follow-up appointment on their own.

The pilot phase of the program focused on supporting babies born extremely prematurely who faced challenges with feeding, weight gain, development and were at higher risk for readmission to hospital. Follow-ups for the infants in the program were promising, resulting in lower readmission rates, better outcomes in babies neurodevelopment and enthusiastic feedback from caregivers. With these successes and further positive outcomes, the NHST team has been continuously expanded year over year with Foundation funding.

Foundation funding has also provided support to purchase equipment to implement a pilot project focused on providing phototherapy in the home for low-risk babies with jaundice.

Over the past five years, the NHST program has grown to a team of five registered nurses serving patients seven days a week in the Edmonton area and beyond through in-person and virtual care.

The expansion of the team has not only led to better outcomes for pre-term infants but has also allowed for babies to be sent home from the Hospital earlier than was previously possible. More funding for staff has meant that the team can now support babies who require short-term feeding support, blood pressure monitoring, specialty skin or wound care as well as lab specimen sampling right in their homes.

As of this year, the NHST team has provided a new standard of care for 1,020 pre-term Stollery infants.

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR

STOLLERY STAFF

The Stollery is one of the top-three most specialized children’s hospitals in Canada – meaning it has the talent and tools to treat the most complex cases. With your support, we’re directly impacting care at the Stollery! Because of you, Stollery staff can further advance their skills through conferences, programs and training, helping to improve patient outcomes.

GRANT FUNDING: PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR STOLLERY STAFF

Investing in knowledge

Through your generosity, we’re supporting excellence in all three Stollery neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) sites by inviting expert Stollery NICU nurses to pursue further education at the University of Alberta to become neonatal nurse practitioners.

Neonatal nurse practitioners are advanced practice nurses specializing in newborn care. They work in collaboration with neonatologists and pediatricians in NICUs and can assess, diagnose, order diagnostic tests, lead resuscitations, perform many procedures, prescribe medication and much more.

Experienced NICU nurses who are employees of the Stollery can apply for funding. Successful applicants commit to providing at least two years of service at the Stollery. Since 2018, nine nurses have successfully graduated from the program and are working in a Stollery NICU today. On average, there are three to five program applicants each year, with one applicant taking advantage of the program last year.

The Stollery has the largest neonatal nurse practitioner team in Canada providing expert clinical care to fragile NICU patients and their families.

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S HEALTH

RESEARCH INSTITUTE

As the primary funder of the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI), the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and our more than 100,000 donors are proud to support the talented and forward-thinking researchers who are changing how children’s health care is thought about and delivered. WCHRI researchers are leaders in new and exciting evidence-based treatments, breaking barriers in children’s health and enhancing care for Stollery families and giving every kid the best chance at a long and healthy life. Together, with our partners at the University of Alberta and Alberta Health Services, we’re helping shape the future, with WCHRI researchers at the forefront pushing boundaries and exploring new possibilities in children’s health care.

WCHRI is Canada’s only research institute dedicated to women’s, children’s and perinatal health. The Institute was founded in 2006 as a partnership between the University of Alberta and Alberta Health Services, funded primarily thanks to you! Last year, contributions from our Foundation made up 60% of WCHRI’s total revenue.

Because of you, we’ve invested more than $85.4 million in children’s health research, providing funding to nearly 500 researchers and supported 2,079 research projects since 2006. WCHRI-supported research leaders aren’t waiting for the future; they’re shaping it through innovative research, transformative interventions and a steadfast commitment to improving the health and lives of children. This is why our Foundation has committed $40 million of funding to WCHRI over a 10-year period from 2016–26.

GRANT FUNDING: WCHRI

Thank you from the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute

Research takes time, effort, teamwork and a will to overcome setbacks, with an end goal in sight.

Since 2006, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation’s investment in the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI) has allowed world-class researchers to continue to achieve their goals – improving the lives of children by giving them access to the latest treatments and care.

From bench to bedside to the community, our researchers are pushing the boundaries of knowledge and innovation in children’s health research through groundbreaking studies to novel interventions. We are also committed to understanding how health and disease develop prenatally, leading to earlier diagnoses and driving new treatments/prevention strategies.

We are proud to be a partner in providing pivotal evidence-based care impacting not only Stollery families but also improving the health and well-being of children worldwide.

Thank you to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation for your dedication and continued support for building a better tomorrow for children’s health, today.

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

From incompatible to compatible

with Dr. Lori West

Dr. Lori West is one of Canada’s leading transplantation researchers and a clinician-scientist, pediatric transplant cardiologist and basic science transplant immunologist at the University of Alberta. As a pioneering heart transplant expert, Dr. West’s breakthrough research in the 1990s revolutionized organ transplants for infants, leading to further investigation of ABO blood group incompatibility in organ transplant patients.

Her expertise in the science of transplants has led her to various additional research projects, including one of the current research projects of her laboratory group: creation of a more sophisticated laboratory assay to measure ABO antibodies. While infants who do not yet have antibodies in place can benefit from ABO-mismatched organ transplants, there’s still more work to be done when exploring these types of transplants.

Currently, ABO-incompatible transplants require patients to have aggressive immunosuppressants following the transplant – often more aggressive than those used for ABO-compatible transplant patients. This is partly because the risks for ABO-incompatible transplant recipients are not as well understood. The current hemagglutination test used to measure ABO antibodies is still quite rudimentary – it doesn’t

Supplied by the University of Alberta

give medical teams enough information to know for certain how high the antibody levels are, what types of antibodies are present or whether the antibodies have been completely removed.

Thanks to funding received from WCHRI and the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation, Dr. West’s team is well on their way to launching the new diagnostic assay they have created. The goal is to get this test into the hands of worldwide transplant labs to help improve the care that transplant patients need and to address inequities in access to transplants. With availability of this new tool, new knowledge will continue to be generated leading to further research on the ABO system in health and disease, including COVID.

“Having WCHRI and having the Foundation as a stable source, a partner that we can rely on year after year to support us … has meant that we have been able to continue to move forward even during the lean times when it is harder and harder to get funding,” says Dr. West. “It’s a huge part of what makes us able to expand and follow new pathways that research leads to, which is especially important for our work related to women’s and children’s health.”

The research behind consistent and childappropriate testing for asthma

Asthma is the most common chronic disease in children, affecting nearly 850,000 Canadian children under the age of 14. Thanks to research supported by the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation through WCHRI, researchers are exploring ways to more accurately diagnose asthma in children.

One medical test doctors use to diagnose asthma is called a bronchoprovocation test. The test involves a child breathing in a mist or spray from a nebulizer that contains a small amount of an agent called methacholine. The way a child’s breathing responds to the methacholine helps doctors decide whether or not they have asthma.

“The trouble is that different nebulizers vary in terms of how much medication they can transport to the lungs and different laboratories use different nebulizers”, says Andrew Martin, director of the University of Alberta’s Aerosol Research Laboratory of Alberta.

This can make it hard for doctors to interpret test results across labs, but it also puts children at risk of adverse reactions – like fainting and chest pain – if they receive too much methacholine. On top of that, misdiagnoses could be occurring as a result of nebulizers administering either too much or too little methacholine.

Like most medical devices, nebulizers are typically designed for adults, not children.

With funding from a WCHRI Innovation Grant, Martin and his team developed computer models that predict how much medication is deposited into the lungs when using specific nebulizers. Furthermore, Martin’s graduate student, Kineshta Pillay, is focusing on inhaled drug delivery for children and is creating a computational model that incorporates physiological differences related to child development.

Finding ways to know the amount of medication administered and understanding how physiological differences in children can affect the outcome of tests is an important step towards both lowering the rates of misdiagnoses in healthy children and reducing the rates of untreated asthma in those who need care.

“Children aren’t miniature adults,” says Pillay, noting that how well medications reach the lungs is impacted by a child’s age and development.“For instance, children have a smaller and shorter airway and faster breathing rate than adults.”

Stollery Science Lab

In 2018*, we committed $5 million over five years to launch the Stollery Science Lab Distinguished Researcher program in partnership with the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute and the Stollery Children’s Hospital.

Our seven Distinguished Researchers are experts in their fields who are taking their children’s health projects to the next level. They were chosen from 34 applicants, whose proposals were reviewed by our partners, families and patients.

Thanks to donors like you, we’re able to celebrate the following successes with our Distinguished Researchers:

Todd Alexander’s team has made significant progress in discovering new genes that cause pediatric kidney disease; including identifying a gene mutation that causes hypophosphatemia rickets.

Lisa Hartling and Shannon Scott have developed five new knowledge translation products used by parents of Stollery kids. They’re also improving the accessibility of their tools by adapting them for different linguistic and cultural groups.

Michael Hawkes’ team has installed 20 solar-powered oxygen systems in Uganda, Tanzania and Somalia. These systems deliver medicalgrade oxygen around the clock by combining solar panels, batteries and oxygen concentrators.

* Extensions were offered due to COVID-19 to support the unique and exceptional circumstances experienced by our academics during the global pandemic.

Andrew Mackie has leveraged his Stollery Science Lab outcomes to receive additional funding of nearly $600,000 – leading to national leadership in the cardiac space. These funds have also furthered research in helping youth navigate transitions from pediatric to adult care and developed an Indigenous Patient Navigator program for Indigenous youth living in Maskwacis, Alberta.

Kate Storey’s work supported the sustainable expansion of the Indigenous Youth Mentorship Program, a peer-led afterschool program delivered by high school youth to their elementary school peers. Her team has also developed national partnerships to support “rippling” the program across Canada.

Lonnie Zwaigenbaum has moved his team’s early detection and intervention of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) research to include infants at risk in the community. This has included implementing a questionnaire to support community pediatricians in early detection and diagnosis and advancing his Social ABCs model — a parent-mediated intervention for toddlers with suspected or confirmed ASD.

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA, FACULTY OF

MEDICINE & DENTISTRY

With your generous support, the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry can offer sub-specialty fellowships, training the next generation of pediatric specialists. The Stollery is a world-class hospital, with a priority on retaining and training the best talent. Our Foundation-funded training opportunities provide sub-specialty, customized training to physicians, which will help all Stollery kids live long and healthy lives.

GRANT FUNDING: PEDIATRIC FELLOWSHIPS

Last year, thanks to donors, we helped fund 12 innovative pediatric fellowships in the following areas of subspecialty:

• Academic medicine (1)

• Cardiology (4)

• Cardiac critical care (1)

• Dermatology (1)

• Developmental rehabilitation (2)

• Nephrology (1)

• Sleep medicine (1)

Did you know that pediatric dermatology is in high demand across the country? Thanks to donors, this fellowship is helping to meet the growing need.

Did you know the Stollery is internationally recognized for its experts in kidney stones in children? The Division of Nephrology within the University of Alberta’s Department of Pediatrics was the first to demonstrate an epidemiological link between kidney stones and the increased risk of chronic renal failure. Specialized care requires specialized training, and thanks to donors, the Foundation-funded fellow from Uganda who completed their fellowship in nephrology, can take expert knowledge and training back to their home country, being a leader in clinical care.

Thank you from the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry

Clinical fellows play a vital role in the health care of the youngest and most vulnerable in our communities. Thanks to the support of the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation’s community of donors, the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry has been empowered to broaden the scope of our clinical fellowships — especially in acute-care areas — making an immediate, positive impact on patients’ lives while deepening educational opportunities in specialized areas.

Brenda Hemmelgarn Dean of the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry University of Alberta

FELLOW PROFILE

In 2022, Annick Berard completed her residency in anesthesia at McGill University in Montreal. Looking to further her education, she applied and was accepted to the University of Alberta’s pediatric anesthesia fellowship in January 2023. Annick is once again furthering her education with a subspecialty in pediatric cardiac anesthesia, hoping to add this specialty to her practice in the future.

“You have allowed me to come to one of the best pediatric hospitals. I have enjoyed learning from the Stollery team and exploring Edmonton, Alberta and all that it has to offer.”

Annick Berard Pediatric anesthesia fellow

YOUR DONATIONS IN ACTION: MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

With your support, the Stollery has expanded its outpatient psychiatry clinic. This has increased the capacity for outpatient and phone consultations, allowing kids and their families 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.

Because of you, a multidisciplinary mental health team is now integrated into the Stollery’s emergency department, including licensed practical nurses, social workers, a registered psychiatric nurse, mental health therapist, clinical nurse educators, psychologists and therapists. Together, they provide immediate care necessary and redirect patients toward non-emergency services as appropriate.

GRANT FUNDING: MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Thank you from the mental health team at the Stollery

On behalf of the children, youth and families that have received addiction and mental health services from the Stollery Children’s Hospital – thank you. The generosity of donors and the support of the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation have made a tremendous and lasting impact on our health-care system.

With your support, we have been able to expand and enhance mental health services in an unprecedented way. We can offer more timely access to psychiatry and mental health resources and have been able to expand our work and collaboration with our medicine partners. Increasing the knowledge and awareness of mental health and wellness in the broader health-care system means our children and youth can receive comprehensive care for physical and mental health needs in one place at one time.

Tracy Palmquist

Interim executive director, mental health and addiction services Edmonton, Recovery Alberta

Making strides in kids’ mental health

LEARN

MORE ABOUT OUR COMMITMENT TO KIDS’ MENTAL HEALTH

When Stollery kid Brenna first visited the Stollery Children’s Hospital in a mental health crisis, she was put on a waiting list and sent home. This was the unfortunate reality for many mental health patients like her before a Foundation fundraising campaign stepped in to make mental health care more accessible for children and adolescents in need.

“When I came to the Stollery, I was going through a really difficult mental health time. My mom decided that it was beyond her arms to be able to give me support.”

Following her family’s initial experience at the Stollery Emergency, Brenna’s mom wrote a letter titled “I Wish My Daughter Had Broken Her Leg,” speaking to the apparent availability of resources for physical health in contrast with the absence of care her family experienced during a mental health crisis.

To help close some of these gaps that exist when it comes to accessing vital child and adolescent mental health care, the Foundation launched a five-year, $6.5 million fundraising campaign to bring integrated, clinical mental health services to the Stollery Emergency. Now in its fourth year, the campaign has made significant strides.

Thanks to donor funding, the Stollery has been able to hire dedicated staff trained in child and adolescent mental health. This includes additional social workers who have allowed the team to extend hours of service and follow families through their health-care journey; a dedicated family counselor to talk to parents and offer support, while also easing the burden on nursing staff; two Clinical Nurse Educators who provide mental health orientations; and ongoing training to staff in the Stollery Emergency Department.

“With the continued funding and support from the Foundation, we hope that we’re going to have continued integration of health care that is inclusive of mental health services and physical services,” says Tracy Palmquist, director of children, youth and families for addiction and mental health at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. “If you walk in the door, you get it all where you need it.”

I am definitely in a way better place. I know I have the supports I can reach out to.

Brenna Stollery kid

Mental health care by the numbers:

• 9,521 patients served

• 7,546 assessments completed

• 514 staff & community members trained

• 192 outpatient clinic consults

• 83 patients redirected from the Stollery Emergency

We support a new Stollery

We’re one step closer to a new Stollery

Did you know Alberta is the fastest-growing province in Canada? One in four people are under the age of 18 - that’s 1,250,000 kids!

This rapid growth means more kids and families rely on Stollery care than ever before. With the Stollery being the only children’s hospital in Canada that’s woven through an adult hospital, it’s an ongoing challenge for patients, families and staff alike.

Recognizing the gravity of the situation, the Government of Alberta furthered its commitment to build a new Stollery and has provided $20 million in planning funds. As the project progresses, more funding will become available and this will cover a portion of the total costs. Philanthropy will help fund the rest, with the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation set to raise $250 million toward the new hospital.

A standalone Stollery will:

• Be designed with kids and families in mind

• Reduce wait times and improve care efficiencies

• Integrate physical, mental and virtual care under one roof

• Allow for more privacy with single-patient rooms

• Better support families with dedicated spaces and care-by-parent beds

• Provide modern infrastructure for advanced health care delivery

• Create additional acute-care beds and clinical spaces for adults at the University of Alberta Hospital site

The journey so far

We’re closer to a new Stollery than ever before thanks to the thousands of Stollery supporters like you who displayed lawn signs, shared on social media and wrote letters reminding provincial leaders why we need a purpose-built children’s hospital in northern Alberta. Thank you!

A joint investment between the Government of Alberta and the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation, the campaign for a new Stollery will be one of Canada’s largest and most transformational fundraising campaigns supporting children’s health.

Fundraising across Alberta

MIGHTY MILLIONS LOTTERY

Your ongoing support of our spring and fall Mighty Millions Lottery programs is vital in supporting the purchase of highly specialized pediatric equipment at the Stollery and furthering our investments in cutting-edge pediatric research.

Last year Albertans stepped up in a MIGHTY way, buying more than 144,000 Mighty Millions Lottery tickets, resulting in $4.1 million in net proceeds helping kids live longer, healthier lives.

Thank you for supporting Stollery kids — and congratulations to all our winners!

NATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

When you’re out and about and see that little yellow balloon displayed at various retail locations, you can feel confident knowing that all funds raised locally stay local.

Across northern Alberta, the local teams at our numerous Children’s Miracle Network and Canada’s Children’s Hospital Foundations partners work hard to raise money for the Stollery through point-of-sale donations, employee giving, in-store promotions, corporate matching and more. Last year, our national fundraising partners brought in $5,969,878 in support of Stollery kids and their families!

We all scream for ice cream!

Last year, our partners at Dairy Queen celebrated a sweet milestone – raising more than $10 million for Stollery kids! While Miracle Treat Day is a fan-favourite way of supporting the Stollery each summer, DQ franchisees across northern Alberta find creative ways to fundraise year-round, encouraging crew members to ask and inspiring DQ fans to give.

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 legacy of compassion and care. Personal giving supports the Stollery Children’s Hospital’s programs and addresses the areas of greatest need. We are inspired by the dedication of our donors whose personal gifts enable individuals to share their resources, expertise and passion with the Stollery, fostering a community of support and healing.

Last year, personal giving, whether through donations or gifts left in wills accounted for $8,587,435, allowing the Foundation to reach farther, dream bigger and effect transformational change in how we care for our children in our community.

PERSONAL GIVING GREAT BEAR SOCIETY

The Great Bear Society is a community of people who are creating a lasting legacy by leaving a gift in their will to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation. ‘Great Bears’ protect and support our little bears, and their gifts change lives forever.

“The Foundation and Hospital staff are very caring and should be thanked for all that they do. We’re honoured to support a wonderful organization that helps countless kids – giving them the best chance at a happy, healthy life.”

Bernie

and Barb Tchir

Great Bear Ambassadors

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

EVENTS & SPONSORSHIP

Every year, we host a variety of signature and partnership events that help support Stollery kids and their families. Last year, $6,159,686 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.

1,700+ Junior Lemon Squeezers participated in Simply Supper’s Lemonade Stand Day

Events by the numbers

1,316 young hockey players hit the ice at the Stollery Family Day Classic

1,200 guests supported kids’ mental health care at CRESCENDO, a John Cameron Experience

100+ generous sponsors

1,000+ runners, walkers and rollers did 5 km at Teddy Bear Fun Fest

200 cyclists moving kids’ health forward with Life Cycle

5 signature events

247 new monthly donors called into Corus Radiothon

4 partnership events

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 $1,797,922

Community fundraisers by the numbers:

• 145 adult fundraising events

• 352 Stollery Superstars, including

• 142 birthday donations

• 91 school fundraisers

CORPORATE GIVING

Through 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 $3,878,837

ANNUAL GIVING

When you respond to our direct mail, make a gift in honour of a loved one or become a monthly donor, you’re making sure Stollery kids have access to the best physical and mental health care when they need it most. Our annual giving team works with a wide variety of generous donors throughout the year to ensure their donations make a lasting difference.

Last year, our generous annual gifts totaled $2,179,179 in support of Stollery kids.

Annual giving by the numbers

• 975 gifts made in honour

• 1,854 memorial gifts

• 3,141 first-time annual giving donors

• 3,439 direct mail donations

• 6,387 Bear Hug Club members

BEAR HUG CLUB

When you commit to giving a dollar amount of your choice once a month, you become a member of our Bear Hug Club! One of the simplest and most impactful ways to meet the Stollery’s priority needs is through monthly giving. Throughout the year, our monthly donors receive updates about the impact they make on Stollery kids and their families. Your reoccurring gift supports further advancements, while also allowing us to respond to unpredictable and urgent demands the Hospital may face. You can join the Bear Hug Club during Radiothon, at your door, by phone, on our website or through direct mail.

We proudly cele-BEAR-ated 6,387 Bear Hug Club members last year!

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

grateful Stollery Story Squad families

SHARE YOUR STOLLERY STORY & JOIN THE SQUAD!

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 advocacy. This year’s SWN initiatives included recognition programs celebrating International Women’s Day, Global Day of Parents and National Grandparents Day. The Network held an inaugural wellness event, connecting women who share a passion for physical and mental health to build a like-minded community in support of the Stollery’s goal of giving all kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life.

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

Financial highlights

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Grants

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation

Sources of revenue

For the years ending: March 31, 2024 March 31, 2023 March 31, 2022

Fundraising Revenue Mighty Millions Lottery

Mighty Millions Lottery

Personal giving

National partnerships

Events and sponsorship

Corporate giving

Fundraising for the Stollery

Annual giving

Investments and other

Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement of financial position as at:

Liabilities and fund balances

The financial results have been summarized for presentation in the annual report. Please refer to the audited financial statements on our website: StolleryKids.com/Financials-Reports READ OUR FINANCIALS AND REPORTS

Committed funds fiscal 2024

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, 2024, we are holding $55.2 million (2023 - $51.2 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 $20.7 million approved by the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for fiscal 2025 funding priorities (2023$18.1 million).

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 buys the best state-of-the-art equipment possible for children’s health care.

As of March 31, 2024, we are holding $6.5 million (2023 $6.3 million) in externally restricted funds, whereby donors have specifically indicated the type of funding their gifts are to support.

Funds committed for funding priorities

Externally restricted funds Committed funds

Board approved funding: 10 year history

$25,000,000

$20,000,000

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

Thank you to our donors

Our sincere thanks go to our many generous 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, 2023 and March 31, 2024.

AA&S Capital Corporation

A&W Food Services of Canada

A.W. Holdings Corp.

A1 Topsoil & Construction Services Ltd.

AAMDC Annual Golf Tournament

Aarts, Brandon

Abbey Lane Homes

In Memory of Luke Abma

Aboud’s Lemonade Stand

Accelerated Revolution Foundation

Sylvan Lake Show & Shine

Acera Insurance Services Ltd.

Achtemichuk, Micheal

ACI Architecture Inc.

Action Towing Services Ltd.

Adam, Charlene

The Adams Agency Inc.

Adeel Azam Professional Corporation

In Honour of Amélie Adolphe

In Memory of David Adomako-Ansah

Adventurer Foundation c/o

The Foundation Office.ca

Agnew, Cameron

AGS Mechanical Contractors Ltd.

Aguila Consulting Inc.

Ahmad, Farhan

Ainsworth Inc.

Air Canada Foundation

Airland Manufacturing Inc.

Akash Homes

Al Shamal Silver Wings Society

Alair Homes

Alberta Assessor’s Association

Alberta Chicken Producers & Lilydale

Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation

Alberta Ghostbusters

Alberta Innovates

Alberta Kaiping District Association

Alberta Kwan Ying Athletic & Cultural Society

Alberta Law Foundation

Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute

Alberta Masonry Inc.

Alberta Pressure Vessel Manufacturers’ Association

Alberta Roadbuilders & Heavy

Construction Association

Alberta Royal Purple Lodges Association

Alberta Seed Processors Managers Association

Alberta Surface Cleaning

Alexander Forbes School

Alexander, Patricia

In Memory of Aspen Alfred

Alggin Metal Industries

Ali, Dr. Hira

Ali, Jared

All Weather Windows Ltd.

Allan Street Foundation

Allan, James

Allard Developments

Allard, Paul

Allen, Curtis

Allen, Frederic & Elizabeth

Allstar Upholstery Ltd.

Almeida, Marco

Alstad, Beryl

ALTYP Welding & Fabricating (1983) Ltd.

Alyeska Resort & Nordic Spa

Ambeault, Steven

Amir, Vered

Amrik Developments

Amy Butler-Alice Wilkinson Family Fund

Amyotte, Stacey & Gilles

Anderson Builders Group & Skyward Living

Anderson, Becca

Anderson, Connie & David

In Memory of David Gordon Anderson

In Honour of Kalen Anderson

Anderson, Suzanne

Andrais, Sandra

Andre Isaac Professional Corporation

The Andrew & Gloria Miskey Fund

Andrew Mackie Professional Corporation

Andrews, Shawn

In Memory of Annica Angeles

Anghelone, Turie

Angus Watt Advisory Group

Ankerstein, Laurel

Annett, Kyle

Annie Rue Ice Cream

Annual Western RCEME Bonspiel

Antunes, Kimberly

Apollo Machine & Welding Ltd.

APP & Associates LLP

Appa Daddy Real Estate Inc. (David Nam)

Applause Projects Inc.

Applejohn, Leah

Aquatics by Westwind Inc.

In Honour of Nazir & Jamal Ara

In Memory of Alder Arcand

Arcand, Andrew

Archbishop MacDonald Catholic High School

Ardent Roof Systems Inc.

Argus Innovates

Argus Machine Co. Ltd.

Armstrong, Jim

Arndt, Naomi

Arndt, Richard

Arora, Sangeeta

Art for Heart

Art Homes

ARwin Machining Plus Ltd.

AS Currie Professional Corporation

Ashton, Kurtis & Chelsea & Family

Assaly, Dianne

Assiff, Nore-Aldein

Associazione Trevisani Nel Mondo

ATB Financial

The ATB Investor Services Foundation

ATCO

In Memory of Derrick Wilhelm Neubery

Aubrey

Aurora 4-H Multi Club

Aurora Land & Environmental

Avonlea Photography Studio

Ayla & Aleya Popatia’s 2nd Birthday Fundraiser

Ayotte, Peter P.

Ayotte, Roger & Jaenie

Azam, Dr. Adeel

In Memory of Abdul Aziz

The Azrieli Foundation/La Fondation Azrieli

The Stollery is a place of comfort, where we can feel confident that our little girl is in great hands with some of the best health-care professionals in the world.

Zeineh and Andy Ariannah’s parents

BB. Wright Drywall Inc.

B.A. Robinson Co. Ltd.

B.A.M. Enterprises Ltd.

Baggar Holdings Ltd.

Bagnariol, Mauro

Baker Tilly RSG LLP

Baker, Anthony

Baker, Emily

Baker, Tim

Banack, Lucas

Bandravala, Melhi

Bang, Daeree

Banh, Liem

Banks, Brian

Bar T5 Farms Ltd.

Barbecue Country

Bariar, Kulwinder

Baron, Josh

Barr, Dick

Barron, Raymond

Barry, Matthew

Barry, Neal

Basaraba, Curtis

Basaraba, Rose Marie

Basaraba, Steve

In Honour of Fazlan Bashir

Bashir, Imtiaz

Basket Belle

Bateman, Kristi

The Battle of Bramblewood

In Memory of Derek Bauman

Bauman, Michael

Baxter, Liam

Baytex Energy Ltd.

Beaudry, Lawrence

In Honour of Addilyn Beck

Bee Together Events-Design-Decor

Beebe, Ryan Beercroft, Colin

Belich Family Fund

Bell Let’s Talk

Bell, James

In Memory of W Alan Bell

Belland, Noel

Bellerose Composite High School

Estate of Rodrigue Albert Belley

Belter, George Benedict, Gail

Bennett Jones LLP

Benson, Leslie

Bentley, Michelle & Thad

Berg, Dale Berlin Communications

Bert & Joyce Cook Fund

Bevilacqua, Peter

Beztilny, Orest & Denise

Bhullar, James Biamonte

Bieber, Stefan

Big Bunnock Bash

Big Gifts for Little Lives

Bignell, Joshua

Bindra, Rupinder

BioWare

Birch, Aaron

Birchall, Tyson

Bird Construction Inc.

Bird, Erin

Birkholz, Kevin & Penny

BIS Training

Bishop, Gail

Bisson, Jennifer & Pascal

Bissonnette, Paul

Bistritz, Dr. Len & Barb

Bjorklund, Ian

Black Cat Foundation

Black Cat Wear Parts

Black Diamond Custom Home Ltd.

Blackett, Kelly

Blackwell, Brett

Blake, Lorne

Bland, Stephanie

Blank, Adam

Bloc 53

Blum, Megan

In Memory of Rory Blum

BMO Financial Group

Bobcat of Edmonton

Boddez, Andrea

In Memory of Blayne Boehlke

Boehm, Gary & Tracey

Bohn, Curtis

Bohn, Darren

Bohn, Linzy

Bohn, Matthew

Bond, James

Bordercity Real Estate Inc.

Boston Pizza Foundation

Bouchier Family Foundation

Bourassa, Justin

Boutin, Colton

Bow Valley Flames

Bowes Family Foundation

Bowmaster, Sharon

Boyko, James & Carla

Boyko, Matt

Brandt Tractor Ltd.

Brar, Harmeet

Brassard Grandchildren Lemonade Stand

Brassard, Frank

Bray, Robert - Portrait Artist

Bremault, John

Briar Ellingson’s 2nd Birthday

The Brick

The Bridal Boutique Edmonton

Brimis Enterprises Ltd.

Brittain, Colleen

Broadbent, Barbara

Bronson, John

Bronson, Laurie

Brooker, Dr. Elmer

Brooker, Keith

Brookline Homes Ltd.

Broughton, Noel

Brown, Jeannette

Brown, Jim & Sharon

Brown, Joyce

Brown, Trent

Brownlee LLP

Bruce Burnyeat Family Foundation

Bruce, Ian

Bruinooge, Dan

Bruinsma, Stacy

Brunelle, Wendy

Bryan & Company LLP

Bryant, Ron & Phyllis & Family

Bryson, Chad

Bryson, Jeffrey

B-Smart Learning Center

Bud & Laverna Salloum Family Fund

Buerger Family

Buerger, Erich & Edeltraud

Buhler, Kevin

Buik, Julia

Building Trades of Alberta Charitable Foundation

Built By Luxe

Bukki, Svitlana

Bunting, Damon

Buote, Dr. Phillip

Burak, Kendra

CC & S Consulting 2008 Inc.

C. J. Montes Professional Corporation

C. W. Carry Ltd.

The Cabin Cup Invitational

Cairns, Alison

Calgary Health Trust

Calibre Production Operators Ltd.

Callihoo, Ryan

Calmont Leasing

Caluseriu, Dr. Oana

Cam Industrial Solutions

Cameron Corporation and MLC Group

Cameron, Greg

In Memory of John Wayne Cameron

Campbell, Barry

Campbell, Stephen & Carolyn

Camrose Pumpkin Drop

Camrose Regional Exhibition

Canada Gives

I love that the Stollery helps kids like me be able to play sports and do things they love.

Stollery kid Jace

In Memory of Elan Deanna Elizabeth

Burgess

Burke-Manz, Beverly

Burnyeat, Bruce & Susan

Burrill, Brian

Butler, Bernedette

In Memory of Cindy & Ron Butler

Butler, Walter K.

Butlin, Michael

Buxton, Geri

Byers, Thomas

Canada ICI Capital Corporation

Canada Nufloors Group Inc.

Canadian Industrial Electrical Supply

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Canadian Progress Club Childrens

Charitable Society

Canadian Western Bank

Canady, Jacey

Canfor-Spruceland

Cantera Designs Inc.

Canterra Suites Hotel

Cantiro

Capital Power

Cardinal, Jamie

In Memory of Marcel Curtis Cardinal

Carlzon, Jean

Carmacks Enterprises Ltd.

Carnegie, Bonnie

Carter, Cynthia

CashCo Financial

Cassidy, Brady

Cassie K Holdings Inc.

Castillo, Carey

Cathrea, Brenda & Doug

Cenovus

Central Air Equipment Ltd.

Century Hospitality Group

CFI Custom Floors Inc.

Chadha, Mike

Chalifoux, Dan

Chalmers, Aaron

CHALO FreshCo Tamarack 8958

In Honour of Dylan Chan

Chan, Hannah

In Memory of Madelyn Joy Charest

Charison, Curtis

CHAS 3 Gun

Chemco Electrical Contractors Ltd.

ChemTreat

Cheryl’s Run for Aplastic Anemia

Cheung, Bing

Cheung, Florence

Chevalier, Jane

Children’s Ability Fund

Children’s Charity Golf Classic “Kennedy Reid”

Chin, Jarek

Chinese Love Big Action for the Stollery

Cholak, Norm

Chong, Anne

Chorney, Harley

Chow-Horn, Winnie

Chris’ Hair Donation Fundraiser

Christie, Harpreet

Christoffel De Wet PC

Chudoba, Brian

Chudoba, Tina

Chung, Christine

CIBC

Cidel Trust Company

Cilantro & Chive

Clausen, Erhard

Clayton, Stephen

Clear Vista School

Clemens, Elwin

CLH Group Inc.

Cliff Lede Family Charitable Foundation

Clive Lions Club

Cloud Nine Pajamas (2009) Inc.

Club Trident

CN

CN Employees’ And Pensioners’ Community Fund

Coates Trucking Ltd.

COBS Bread Century Crossing

COBS Bread Crestwood

COBS Bread Namao Centre

COBS Bread West Granville

COBS Bread Windermere

Cochrane, David

Code Ninjas

Codes Custom Spraying Ltd.

Cohen Cup

Coleman, Danielle

Coleman, Katherine & Robert

Collin’s Carventure

Estate of Terry McLean Colman

Colville, Jacquelyn & Jay

Colville, Josephine

The CommAlert Group

Comco Pipe & Supply Co.

Comin, Robert

ConTrac Equipment Ltd.

Cook, Maria

Cookson, Catharine

Cooper, Bryce

Corbett, Isabelle

Corea, Salvatore, Charlene & Ethan

Corex Contracting Inc.

Cormier, Cecile

Cosco, John

Costco Canada Wholesale Ltd.

Cote, Luc & Jessica

Cote, Monique

Cothern, Michelle

Cottswood Interiors

Cougar Paint & Collision Inc.

Coughlan, Frances

Cowan, James & Gail

Cox Charitable Foundation

Cox, Shirley

DD & M Concrete Finishing Ltd.

Dafoe, Patrick

DaKaRy Holdings Ltd.

Daku, Anna

Dale, Denis & Dianne & Family

Daly, Don

Dalzell, Todd

Danmax Communication Ltd.

Danyluk, Darrell

Darcy Powlik Realty Inc.

Darlene Strang Realty Inc.

The David & Nancy Foreman Charitable Gift Fund

Davidge, Sandra

Davidiuk, Cecile

Davies, Deddeh

Davis, Jennifer

Daytona Homes

CP Care Committee

CPCA Women of the Wagons

Craig, Dr. William & Nancy

Craig’s No Frills

Cranston Master Builder

Crave Cupcakes

Crescent Point Energy

Crist Family Foundation

Cross, Allan

CS Management Inc.

CTL Canada

Culo, Jessica

Cunningham, Shaun

CUPE 784

Currie, Darren

Curtis Hargrove’s Run Across Canada for Stollery Kids

Customers of Peoples Jewellers & Mappins Jewellers

Cusworth, Rachelle

Cyr, Brian

De Sousa, Anthony

De Toledo, Sara

Dean, Felicia

Decore Group

Deeb, Tariq & Huda & Family

Deerland Equipment

The Definity Insurance Foundation

In Honour of Ava Deley

Dempsey, Kimberly D.

Dempster, John

Estate of Christine Amelia Denna

Dental Choice

The Detheridge Family Fund

Devaney, Patrick

The Devlin Family

Devlin, Leonard

Dewing, Michael

DFI

Dharamsi, Mumtaz

Dhillon, Jaswinder

DIALOG

Diamond Contracting

Dimitrova-Stancheva, Irina

Dirksen, Adam

In Honour of Peter Dirksen

DistributionNOW

DK Cornel Ltd.

Dobinson, Louise

Doh! Shannon Left Her Mic on Again!

Dollhouse Hair Boutique & Barber Blonde

Don Wheaton Ltd.

In Memory of Jayden R. Donald

Donald, Mary

Donate A Car Canada Inc.

Donkersgoed, Ed & Shannon

Donnan School

Dookbaeki Korean Restaurant WEM

Dosser, Jody

Double Dam Golf Course & Campground

EE.B. Horsman & Son Ltd.

E.M. Huang Professional Corporation

EA

Eagle Rock Contracting Ltd.

Eastview Green Acres Ltd.

Easy Team Auto Group 2019 Ltd.

Eclipse Restoration Ltd.

École Georges H. Primeau Middle School

École La Mission

École Secondaire-Beaumont-Composite

High School

Eco-Max Inc.

Edden, Jolene

Edgar Development Edmonton Corp.

In Memory of Harold James Edgar

Edgar, Heidi

Edgar, Henry & Shannon

Edgar, James H.

Dowhaniuk, Gerald

Doyle, Kevin

Doyle, Peggy

Doyle, Shawn

DQ® Northern Alberta Operators Association

Drews, Brendan

Drews, Robyn & Derek

Drisner, Darin

Drytech Interiors Inc.

D’s Glass & Film Ltd.

Dubinsky, Vernon

Dudley, Howard

Duffee, Kirk

Duncan Craig LLP

In Memory of Dr. Neil Fraser Duncan

Durham, Theodore

Dyck Insurance Agency (Wetaskiwin) Ltd.

Dykstra, Shawn

Dynamic Manufacturing Solutions

Dynamud Logistics Services Inc.

I love that the Stollery exists. It’s here for all the kids, no matter what.

Stollery kid Cameron

Edmonton & District Soccer Association, Ken Atterbury Memorial Tournament

Edmonton Airports

Edmonton Bosnia & Herzegovina Society

Edmonton Bounce House

Edmonton Catholic Schools

Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Assistance Fund

Edmonton Destination Marketing Hotels

Edmonton Elks

Edmonton Football Club

Edmonton International New Years Eve Gala

Edmonton Kenworth Ltd.

Edmonton Korean Lions Club

Edmonton Numismatic Society

Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation

Edmonton Public Teachers-Local 37 ATA

Edmonton School of Ballet

Edmonton Trailer Sales & Leasing Ltd.

Edmonton Valve & Fitting

EECOL Electric

EGM Drywall Systems Inc.

In Honour of Cecily Eklund

El Corazon

Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta

Elevate Safety Solutions

Eliana Bulfon’s Fundraiser

Elias, Sam

Elissa Lepage’s Fundraiser for the Stollery

In Memory of Clifford Eliuk

Eliuk, Susan

Elle’s Boutique

Ellis, Andrew

Ellis, Glen & Heidi

Ellis, Jessica & Scott

Ellis, Rob

FFairmont Hotels & Resorts

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

Fairway Legacy Foundation

Faithful Friends Foundation

Faland, Gary

Fankhanel, Adrian

Farm Credit Canada

Fastenal Canada Ltd.

Father Leduc Catholic School

Faulkner, Karen & Mike

The Federici Family

FedGas 50th For Kids

Elms, Trevor

Elvin, Mark

Employees of Workers’ Compensation Board Alberta

Enbridge Inc.

Encana Corporation

Encore

The English Family

English-Seibel, Adrienne

ENMAX Energy Corporation

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

EP Financial Canada

Erickson, Gwen

Erikson, Bruce

Escudero, Dr. Carolina

Etc Décor

Etherington, Jill

Etherington, William

Eton-West Construction

The EVAN Foundation/Kindred Foundation Treats & Treasures Cart

Everest Exteriors

Evergreen Energy Tank Rentals Ltd.

Explore Edmonton Corporation

Express Employment Professionals

Extra Life

EY Canada

The Stollery means everything to our family. In a time of crisis no one expects to find their family in, we were blessed to rely on the Stollery and the incredible doctors and nurses who cared for our son and comforted us through our darkest days.

Sarah and Jan Bridge’s parents

In Memory of Maria Figueroa

Filipchuk, Dave & Delphine Brooker

Fine Wines by Liquor Select Charity Wine

Festival

Finlayson, Baiba

Finnie, Joseph & Shelly

Firethorn Energy Services Ltd.

First Call Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.

First Choice Seals Ltd.

First Fleet Maintenance

Fischer, Amanda Ruth

Fisher, Marcel

Five Bo Inc.

Flannel Foxes

Flexxaire Inc.

Florence MacKenzie Fund

Forbes Bros Ltd.

Ford, Carey

Formula Skid Steer Ltd.

Forrest, Dulce

Fort Assiniboine Jackpine Ball Tournament

Fort Saskatchewan Christian School

Fort Saskatchewan Minor Football Association (FSMFA)

In Honour of Shane Fortner

In Memory of M. Dean Fossen

Foster, William

Fouillard, Philip

Fountain Tire Ltd.

Estate of Suzanne Germaine Francoeur

Frank, Darren

Frank’s Group

Fraserway RV - Edmonton

Fred and Lilly North Charitable Foundation

Fred Katz Fine Art Photography

Freed, Darren

Freeman, David

A Freezing Father’s Fundraiser for the Stollery

Frenette, Caitlyn

Frere Antoine Catholic Elementary School

Freson Bros.

Frey, Randal C.

Friesen, Darrell & Family

Frig, Linden

Frigon, Ingrid

Fritz, Trevor

Fryters, Francis

Funding Innovation

GG. D. Realty & Investments Inc.

Gaalaas, Marlene

Gabby’s Big Heart - In Honour of Gabriella Basaraba

Gaber, Mohamed

Galloway, James

Gamble, William

Ganske, Patricia

Garcia Coe, Elisa

Gardiner, Michael

Garritty, Roberta & Mike & Family

Gartner, Jacqueline

Garvey, Linda

Gateway Trailer Repairs Ltd.

Gavinchuk, Cassie

Gaydar, Alice C.

Geddes, Caroline

Gee, Alan

Gehmlich, Donna

Gene Robb Fund

General Mills Canada Corporation

General Motors Financial of Canada Ltd.

In Honour of Samuel Genereux

Genesis Control Systems

Genevieve (Jean) Whiting Fund

Genstar Development Company

George, Kevin & Kim

In Memory of Maddie George & Everly

George

Germain, Derrick

Germain, Jules

Gerrard, Roseanna & Pete

Gescan

The Ghermezian Family

Giang, Cuong

Gibeau, Nathan

Gibson Energy ULC

Giebelhaus, Donna

Giese, Ryan & Carmel

Giffen, Gail & Barry

Gilbert, John

In Memory of Robbie Gilbert

Gilead Alberta ULC

Gilewich, Jacqueline & Brad

Gill, Avninder-Pal

Gill, Gursharan

Gill, Navdeep

Gilley, Chris

Gilliland, Susan

Gillis, Fred

GingerCane Gingerbread Design Contest

Girls Day Out

Glengarry Pharmacy

GLENTEL Inc.

Global Cell Communications Inc.

GN2 Engineering Ltd.

Go Auto

Go Insurance

Goerz, Stefan

Goin, Aaron

Goldbar Contractors Inc.

Gonzalez, Cesar

Goodchild, David

Goode, John & Michelle

Estate of Bernard Goodine

Gordon Food Service & Innercity Packers

Gosavi, Anuradha

Goudreau, Michel

Graber, Sheldon

Graham and Lorraine Adamson Legacy Fund

Graham Construction & Engineering Inc.

Graham, Kimberly

Graham, Scott & Douglas Stollery

Gramiak, Grant & Arlene

Grande Prairie Minor Hockey Association

Grande Tire Onoway

Grant, Michelle

Graves, Keith

Gray, John

Gray, Maureen

Great Canadian Group of Companies

GreenFox Windows & Doors

Grewal Immigration Services Ltd.

HHabbiling, Myrna

Hadland, Allyson

Haedicke, Melonie

Hailton-Harter, Clarice

Hajduk LLP

Halabi, Keith

Halliburton

Hammer Injury Law

Hanas, Jarad

Hanna, Audrey

Hannan, Brendan M.

Hansen Distillery

Hanson, Tyler

Harmony Ventures Inc.

Harrison, Howard & Bernice

Harrison, Kenneth

Harsh Financial Education Inc.

Harter, Bruce

Haslam, Ian

HATCH Company

In Honour of Bob Hawkins

Hawkins, Lois

Grewal, Jagdeep

Grieve/Jones Family Fund

Griffin, Merv

Groten, Richard, Darlene, Daniel & Bella

Grotsky, Joel

Ground Hawk Services Ltd.

Grovenor School

In Honour of Adnan Grozdanic

Estate of John Grundy

Grynke, Dwaine

GS Construction

In Memory of Piper S. Gugin

Guinan, Derran

Gumbs, Natasha

Gunning, Joseph

Gutscher, Gary

Guziak, Joseph

Hawkins, Thomas

In Memory of Todd Hawkins

Hawkwood Capital Management Inc.

Hawryluk Realty Corp.

Hayashi, Randy

Haydon, Amanda

Hayduk, Gail

Hazard, Adam

Healey, Ken

Health Quality Council of Alberta

Heavy Metal Equipment & Rentals

Hebert, Philip

Hebil, Keith

Hedstrom, Chris

Heerema, Jordan

In Memory of Brynlee R. Heier

Heikkinen, Lorne

The Helm Clothing

Hendry, Dr. Michael

Henry Singer Fashion Group

Henwood, Robyn

Herauf, Calvin

In Memory of Jaina Marie Herbers

Herchen, Hans R.

Herman & Elly de Jongh Fund at Edmonton

Community Foundation

Herrick, Jay

Herrington’s Luxury Floral Design

Hevey, Jason

Hewitt, Kim

Hicks, Heather

Highland Moving & Storage Ltd.

Hi-Kalibre Equipment Ltd.

In Memory of Renata E. Hilliard

Hilltop High School

In Memory of Denis Hinse

Hip Hip Hooray Lemonade Stand

Hiro Cycle Ltd.

Hladyshevsky, Melissa

Hlus, Jonathon

Ho, Jayden

Ho, Tsz Kee

Hodges & Mohr Realty Group

Hodson, Dave

Hofer, Kurt

The Holan Family

Holland & Associates Ltd.

In Honour of Paula Holman

Holterhus, Riley

Home Sweet Home By Mark & Belle

Honarkhah, Mehdi

Hordal-Hlewka, Kimberly

Horizon Drilling

Horn, Brent & Tracy

Hornberger, Dr. Lisa

Estate of Ernest Joseph Horutko

IIA Auto Finance

Iampen, Albert

In Honour of Baby Girl Ibe

Iconic Purpose Inc. (Caitlin Heine)

IG Wealth Management

The Stollery takes good care of me when I’m sick. My favourite thing is the therapy dogs at Child Life, they hug me when I’m scared and make me smile.

Stollery kid Julia

Horvatis, Paul

The Hospital Activity Book for Children

House, Mike & Kathy

Hoy, Angela

In Memory of Brant Eugene Hoyteniuk

Hrytsak, Patricia

Huber, Joshua

In Memory of Robson Hucal

Hudson, Jenna

Estate of Robert C. Huff

Hughes Haven Holdings Ltd.

Hughes, Adam

In Honour of Morgan Humeniuk

Humeniuk, Patrick R.

Hummel, Craig

Hunneman, Chris

Hunt, Charlotte

Hunt, David

Hurley, Alisha

Hurtubise, Janine

Hyperlink Inc.

Hythe & District Recreational Society

IGA Eastview 5393

IGA Spirit River 5461

IGA St. Albert 5473

IHOP Restaurants Canada

Imperial Group Inc.

Imperial Oil

Inez, Jacqueline

The Infinity Gauntlet - Pro-Wrestling Match

Infratech Corporation

Ingle, Claire

Inland Industrial Supply Ltd.

Intact Insurance Company

Integrity Waste Solutions

Inter Pipeline

JJ & S Bridge Construction

J.J. Bowlen Catholic Junior High School

Jabs, Jason

Jacie Management Inc.

Jack, Gloria

Jackie Pennock Family Foundation

Jackson, Blaine & Wendy

In Memory of Jesse R. Jackson

Jacula, Shawn

Jagt, Ron

Jahnke, Matthew

Jai Homes Ltd.

Jain, Shailly

Jakubec, Anna

James H Brown & Associates

Jammu Capital

Janicki, Jill

Jastrzebski, Robert

Jaw Transport

Jeffery, Amy

Jennifer Conway Professional

Jensen, Kimberly

Jespersen, Havilah

Jespersen, Linda

Jespersen, Sharrell

Jess Matting Ltd.

Jivraj, Shamez

Johal, David

Johanson, Holly

John Connor Real Estate Ltd.

International Union of Elevator Constructors

Local 122

Intuit

Ip, Hansen

Irene Zucht - RE/MAX

Ironwood Management Ltd.

Ironworkers Local 720

Ishack, Mark

Isles, Matthew

John Day Developments

In Honour of Brielle Johnson

Johnson, Dallas

In Honour of Ezra Johnson

Johnson, Jesse

Johnson, Jessie

Johnson, Julie

Johnson, Loralee

Johnson, Randall

Johnson, Simon

Johnston, Patricia

Joly, Nicole

Jones, Noah & Miranda

Jordan, Jill

Jorgensen, Neil

Joseph Atallah Professional Corporation

JPS Construction Group Ltd.

Jutzi, Roy

KKabat, Jordan

Kacic, Andry

Kaden & Grace Quast’s Garage Sale

Kadylo, Joe

Kalke, Sara

Kallal, Dr. Marc

Kaminski, Wolfgang & Beth

Kanigan, Dr. Arlene

Kanji, Shafin

Kantoch, Michal

Karimi, Sina

Kartar Properties Inc.

Kartz, Cory

Katz Group of Companies

Kaur Dhaliwal, Inderpreet

Kay, Dale

K-Bro Linen Systems Inc.

The Keehn Family

Kehler, Debbie

Kelce, Travis

Keldar Leadership

KELLER Construction Ltd.

Kellgren, Margaret

Kellington, Blair

Kellough, Hugh

Kelsey, Doreen

Kemp, Brenda

Estate of Michael Kenchington

Kennedy, Bryan

Kennedy, Ryan

Estate of Marilyn Ena Kent

Keppler, W. Paul

Kessir, Brenda

Kessir, Terry

Ketsa, Larry

Keyera

Khan, Afsar

Khan, Qaisar

Khatri, Naren

Kids Shoot for Kids

Kildow, Bryn

Killips, Nancy & Ralph

Kim Hung School

Kinetic Energies Inc.

King, Dolores

King, Gary & Lorna

King, Mary

King, Samuel King, Sheldon

Kingsway Instruments Inc.

Kinsella, Mike

Kinsella, Wendy

Kinshella, Robert

Kinsmen Club of Vegreville

Kinton Management Ltd.

Kiwanis Club of South Edmonton (Edmonton Oil Capital)

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

Estate of Kaethe Klotsche

Knettig, Johanna

Knoppers, Johnathan

Know Company Inc.

The Stollery is literally a lifesaver to our family. We would not be sharing precious moments with Luke without the Stollery!

Linsay and Gary Luke’s parents

Knutson, Kim

Ko, Phuay

Kohan, Miles

Kohlruss, Courtney

In Memory of Eugene George Kolotyluk

Kondics, Ian

Kong-Har Athletic Club

Kootstra, Pam

Kortech Calcium Services

Kosinski, Wendy

Kot, Brandon, Jessica, Henry & Charlie

In Memory of Emil Kotyk

Kowalchuk, Loren

Kozak, Kevin

Kozicki, David

Kozlowski, Brandi

KPMG

LL & J Daycare Centre Ltd.

L & M Brenneis Family Foundation

Lacombe District 4-H Beef Clubs

Lacroix, Dave

Laderoute, Priti

Ladies Who Brunch - Dr. Kara Otuomagie

LaGrange Mechanical Services Ltd.

Lai, Brandon

Laing, William

Laird, Ronald

Lakedell 4-H Beef Club

Lakeland Ridge School

Lakeview Congregation Sunday School

Lakusta, Valerie

Lambert, Joseph

Landry, Joy

Landsperg, Leslie & Destany

LandVac Services Ltd.

Langridge, Carson

Lanthier, Devin

LaPrairie Works Inc.

Larga Kitikmeot Ltd.

Kraay Family Farm, Home of the Lacombe Corn Maze Inc.

Kreacker, Brian

Krinbill, Gloria

Kroening, Barbara

Kronschnabl Consulting Inc.

Kubica, Roy

In Memory of Blair Marie Kubinec

Kubinec, Brandon

In Honour of Kristopher Kucher

Kuefler, Karen

Kulmatycki, Shannon

Kunkel, Kenneth

Kurek, Cheryl

Kuziw, Francine

Kuziw, Giselle

Ky, Loan

Kyte, Chris

Larga Ltd.

Lauber, Ryan

Lauterbacher, Tom

Lea, Graham

Leading Edge Physiotherapy

Leahey, Chris

LeClair, Cody

LeClair, Kimberly M.

Ledcor Group of Companies

The Leder Family

The Leduc Fish and Game Association

Lee Oilfield Service Ltd.

Lee, Bonita

Lee, Dr. Ann

Lee, John

Lee, Tuong

Lee, Wing Yee Hui

LeGrand Northwest Ocularists (2013) Inc.

Leigh, Spencer

Leishman, Tracy

Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Ltd.

Lemieux, Gloria

Lemmon, Dane

The Lemonade Shack

Lerner, Rodney

Levasseur, Gerard

Leverman, Cam

In Memory of Micheline Levesque

Estate of Dennis Lewin

Lewis, Jeff

Lewis, Linda

Lewis, Rex

Li, Claudia

In Memory of Maxwell Li

Li, Teresa W.

Libin, Neil

LIDS Canada

Lifestyle Cig Inc.

Lift Interactive Inc.

Lillian Osborne High School

Lilydale Inc.

Limak Investments Inc.

Lin, Dr. Lily

Linda Getzlaf - RE/MAX Real Estate

Linda Joyce Charitable Fund

Lindale Truck Service Ltd.

In Memory of Payton Lindholm

Lions Club of Leduc

Lipstick Empire LaserSpa

Little Genius Daycare Ltd.

Living Legends Community Foundation

Livnest Inc.

Lizee, Sarah

Llamas, Ralph

Lloyd Sadd Insurance Brokers Ltd.

LN Land Development Technologies Inc.

Lo Rosenthal & Challoner Fund

Lobay, Dr. Lori

Lock, Herbert

In Memory of Patrick Anthony Logel

Logel, Timothy

Lohner, Bradley

Lois E. Hole Elementary School’s Silver Carnival

London Drugs Ltd.

Long & McQuade Musical Instruments

Longtime Quality Services

Lopes, Jane

Lori Hunt Real Estate

Lori J. West Professional Corporation

Louis & Gertrude Hochhausen Fund

Louis Bezuidenhout Professional Corporation

Lovsin, Douglas

Lovsin, Frank & Agnes

In Honour of Anna-Grace & Jaxson Lowe

Lowe, Catherine

Lowe, Rebecca

Lowe’s Canada

LPB Dental Services Inc.

Lucas W Dean Professional Corporation

Luchin, Yachun

Luhtala, Megan

Lukawesky, Sheri

Luke Eckersley Prof Corp.

Luke’s Legacy Fun Run

Lukian, Jeffrey

Lum, Calvert

Lumanlan, Loida

Lundell, Allan & Donna

Luomala, Kirsten

Lyons, Keith

Lyonsdale Homes

Lysons, Catherine & Merlin

MM.A.P. Group of Companies

Maan Real Estate Group Ltd.

In Honour of Ainsley & Lachlan MacDonald

MacDonald, Caryn

MacDonald, Doug

In Memory of Kamryn O. MacDonald

MacDonald, Roy

MacEachern, Charles

Machado, Kevin

MacIntyre, Marissa & Jordan

MacIntyre, Neil

MacIsaac, Cheryl

Mackenzie, Nareen

MacKenzie, Paul

Maclab Development Group

MacLeod, Jonathan

MacManus, John

Macyk, Timothy

Maczala, David

In Memory of Priya Rani Madan

Magdiak, Suzanne

Magnifica Real Estate Investments Inc.

Mahajan, Vik

Mainolfi, Gennaro

Majeau-Gordon, Lisa

Major Overhaul & Equipment Repair Inc.

Maller, Doreen

Maller, Vern

Malmo, Shaun

Mamiche’s Ketsen

Managers’ Group of Alberta Gas Co-ops

Manji, Irfanali

Mann, Sandeep

Manning, Blair

Manning, Dean

Manulife Financial

Marahar, Karanveer

Marco Bulfon Fundraising

Marple, Chuck

Marriott International

Martel, Erica Martin Deerline

Martin, Clyde

Martin, Craig

Martin, Sharon

Martushev Logging Ltd.

Marzotko, Rachel

Masco Steel Industries Ltd.

Mason, Bryan

Materi Welding

Matheson, Neil

Matias, Jasmin

Matsikas, Theodoros

Matthews, Trina

Max Industrial Supply Ltd.

Maxwell Auto Service Ltd.

We are so grateful and fortunate that we can access the Stollery without having to relocate. It really means the world to us to know we have access to the best of the best right in our backyard.

Kyrie Cadence’s mom

In Memory of Darcy May

In Honour of Debra Jeam May

Mayco Electric Ltd.

Mayer, James & Valerie

Mayer, Norman & Betty

Mayer, Valerie

Mayerthorpe Grad Class 2023

Mayne, Teresa

Mazur, Leo

McAlpine, Robert

McBrien, Angela

McCabe, Stephanie

McCaffrey, Jake

McCann, Jeffery

McCaw, Doreen

McCaw, Mamie & Richard

McCoy, Patricia

McCoy, Sue

McDavid, Connor

In Memory of Parker M. P. McDonald

McDonell, Brent

McEachern Family Foundation

McEachern, Mary

McEnhill, Daniel

McEwen, Christopher

McEwen’s Fuels & Fertilizers Inc.

McFarlin, Michele

In Memory of Finley D. G. McGean

McGroggan, Mark

In Memory of Jacob Christian Mcinnis

In Memory of Jacob McInnis

McIntyre, John McIntyre, Scott

McKenna, Robert

McKinley, Ian

McKinney, Deborah

McKinney, Kurtis

McLachlin, Helen

McLaughlin, Joseph

In Memory of Jacqueline McLean

McLean, Lachlan

McMahon, Eleanor & Jack

McNeil, Mark

McNeill, Jody

In Memory of Carther Thomas McPherson

McStrong Safety Services

Meat the Bun

Medforth, Carolynn & John

Medical Imaging Consultants

Medicine Lodge Rodeo

MEG Energy Corporation

Meghji, Rahim

In Memory of Keaton Hawkes Meier-Pippy

Melle, Michael

Melnychuk, Barb

Melton Foundation

Melville, Brent

Melville, Cameron

Mendez, Emma

Mendieta, Jen

Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West

Metalex Recycling Ltd.

Metcalfe, Dr. Peter & Andrea

Mettlewsky, Troy

MHA Scott Ltd.

MHCare Medical Corporation

Mian, Fatima

Micasa Developments Ltd.

Michael A. Khoury Professional Medical Corporation

Michaud, Brenda

Michaud, Cameron & Leanne

I immensely appreciate your commitment to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and am grateful for your support.

Stollery kid Boston

Michaud, Claudette

Michaud, Laura L.

Michaud, Real

Michels Canada Co.

Michener Allen Auctioneering Ltd.

Miciak, Jacqueline

Microserve

Midnight Integrated Financial Inc.

Mielke, Kristy

Mihok, Antal

Millard, Jarrod

Miller Thomson LLP

Miller, Beau

Miller, Lisa

Miller, Michelle

Million Reasons Run

Mills, Vivienne

Milner, Emily

Minnice, Christopher

Mitchell, Dawn

MLT Aikins LLP

MNP

Moch, Walker

Moe’s Stollery Kids Birdhouses

Mohammad, Omar

Moir, John & Marianne

Moir, Riley

Mole’s Contracting Corp.

Moller, Renee

NIn Memory of Elaine Karen Nadeau

Nadeau, Herve

Naimi Medical Professional Corporation

Nakatsui DermaSurgery

Nakatsui, Melanie

Nanninga, Charlene

Nantel, Marc

NAPA Auto Parts Annual Golf Tournament

Narayan, Sam

In Memory of Kabir Monga

In Memory of Isaac Joseph Montes

Montgomery, Celestine

Moore, Margaret

Moore, Peter

Moores, Nicole E.

Moreton, Robert

Morgan, Linda

Morgan, Yvonne

Morris, Kathryn

Morrison, David

Morrison, Doug

Morse, Corey

Moss, Roy & Family

Mould, Barbara & John

Mowbrey, Mary

Mozak, Dennis & Laurie

Mudryk, Zach

Mueller, Rita

Mullen, Brian

Mundy, David

Muri, Ryan

Murray, Doug

Murray, Gerard & Chantal Geoffrion

Music Spirit Society Charity Concert

Mustafa, Mahmoud

Mutabazi, Amani

Mutch, Gabrielle

Myshak, Michael P.

Narayna, Sukkal

Nash, Lorraine

Naslund, Karin

National Bank

National Hockey League Player’s Association

Navratil, Rhonda

Nee S. Khoo Professional Corporation

In Honour of Cole James Needham

In Honour of Kody Levi Needham

Needham, Wendy

Negus, Ronnie

Neil Rouse Realty Inc.

Nellie Carlson Elementary School

Nelson Bros Oilfield Services 1997 Ltd.

Nelson, Elizabeth

Nelson, James

Nespliak, Robert & Tammy

Neudorf, Edyth

Neveu, Kevin

Newgard, Phillip

Newground Developments Ltd.

Newnham, Sarah

Ng, Dr. Gary

Ng, Loretta

Niche Beauty

Nickerson, Courtney

Nicole Bosse Realty Inc.

In Memory of Adam Lorne Nicoll

Niehaus, Bryan

Nielsen, Karen

Nikipelo, Al

Nikitin, Paulette

Nikolaidis, Ioanis

Niles-Wilson, Tyrell

NM Construction

Noble, Katrina

In Honour of Ryland Noble

In Memory of John Noblet

Noce, Roberto

OOak Point Developments Inc.

Oasis Eyecare

Oasis Orthodontics

OCL Group

Odutayo, Ade

In Memory of Folashade Olabisi Odutayo

Oil Country Computers Inc.

Oilking Services Inc.

Nomad Investments Ltd.

Noonan, Joe

Nordin, Jennifer

Norma M. Gordon Investments

North Edmonton Family Dayhome Agency Ltd.

North Edmonton KIA

North West Redwater Partnership

Northern Elements Furniture Company Inc.

Norton, Dennis & Betty

Norwood Dental Centre

Nutrien

Nyla Hawthorne’s 1st Birthday

OK Tire & Auto Service

Olafson, Brian

Olafson, Clara

Olafson, Lori

Olds, Marley

Olekshy, Olga

Olenek, Donald

Olinyk, Alexandra

Olivieri, Maria

In Memory of Dale Magnus Olsen

In Honour of Frances R. Olson

On The Level Millwright Service

ONE Properties

Optimum Talent Inc.

Opyr, Tara

Osmond, Jennifer

PP.A. Douglas & Associates

Pacesetter Equipment Ltd.

Pacific Island Dance Troupe

Pagano, Dr. Joseph

Paisley’s Lemonade

Paladin Security Group Ltd.

Pals Geomatics Corp.

Panda Restaurant Group Inc.

Pandher, Jaskiran

Papp, Edward

Papp, Lucy

Paramount Resources Ltd.

Parent, Shane

Park Memorial Funeral Home

Park, Jack

Parker, David

Parkland AG & Auto Services Inc.

Parkland Respiratory Care Ltd.

Parkview Farms

Party & Confetti

Pasula, Barbara & Dennis

Patch, Lynnette

Ostrem Chemical Co. Ltd.

Otteson, Eleanor

Ouellette, Marie

Overland Container Transportation Services (2013) Corp.

Owens, Michael

Owsianski, Nathan

In Memory of Benna & Rose Patel

Patel, Nilesh

Patterson, Brian & Annette

Pattison Food Group

Patton, George & Inge

Paul Blais Realty Group - RE/MAX Elite

Pawlyk, Jerritt

PCL Construction

Peabody, Karen

Peace Prairie Farms

Pearce, Derek

Pecush, Karen

Pecush, Michael

Peddy, Kyle

In Memory of Wilfred Peddy

Pedego Edmonton

Pedersen, Hilde

Pediatric Heart Transplant Fund Fundraisers

In Honour of Hudson Pedlar

Peebles, Erika

In Memory of Nate Peebles

Peets, Marlene & Raymond

Having the Stollery in our backyard has meant that we can have the support of our family and friends while getting the best care for our son.

Meagan Dominic’s

mom

QPellerin, Will

Pelletier, Matthew

Pembina Pipeline Corporation

Pepsico Foods Canada/Pepsico Canada

Aliments

Perdersen, Hilde

Pereira, Bina

Perkins, Bryan

Perry, Beatrix

Petersen, Lynn

Petley, Darren

Petroff, Nicholas

Petrogas Energy Services Ltd.

Pham, Jasmine

Philip Ki Joon Oh Scholarship Foundation

Phillips, Taylor

Phillips, Todd

PhilSA’s Annual Fundraising Gala

Phoenix FC Cares

Phronesis Law LLP

Picture Perfect Flooring Ltd.

In Memory of Logan Henry Pierrot

Pigeon Lake Regional School

Pilgrim, Craig

Pimee Well Servicing Ltd. Partnership

Pirnak, Robin

In Memory of Maggie G. Pisani

Pisani, Leslie

Pitch for Parker

Plains Midstream Canada ULC

Pleckaitis, Chloe & Braden

Podridske, John & Pat

Pohl, Linda

Pohl, Robert

Poliquin, Jett

Pollard, Jan

Poole, Alanna

Quach, Nhung

Qualico

Qualico Developments Ltd.

Popatia, Aleem

Popeyes Supplements Canada

Popika, Dale

Popowich Orthodontics

Portas, Susan

Porter, Wayne

Posyniak, Edward

Potter, Charlene

Power Play Goals for Change

Power, Sheldon

Powerlink Transformer Inc.

Prawdzik, Michelle

Precision Camp Services

Precision Drilling

Precision Instrumentation

Preiss, Erica

Premier Fire & Flood Restoration Inc.

Premium Services Group Inc.

President’s Choice Children’s Charity

Priestner, Patrick & Diana

Priestner, Susan

Primed-Primeline Medical Products Inc.

Primrose, David

Prince, Colleen

Principe, Karen

Priority Mechanical Ltd.

Procor Ltd.

Production World Inc.

Prokopchuk, Norman

Prospect Media Group Ltd.

Prymak, Chris

Puff, Patricia

Pullam, Greg

Purdys Chocolatier

Purves, Doreen

Pylypiuk, Jacquie

Queen Charlotte Lodge

Quinn’s Lemonade Stand

Quon, Chi

RR & D Trailer Rentals

R. Samji Professional Corporation

R.J. Nelson Family Foundation

R5 Custom Farming Ltd.

Racing For A Cure

Raco, Frank

Radchenko, James

Rae, Margaret

Rahall Electric Ltd.

Rahall Mechanical

Rain Salon & Spa

Randall, Charles

Rapid Design Group Inc.

Estate of Telma Raposo

Raptor Mining Products

Rastogi, Swati

Rattray, Sonia

Rawe, Randall

RBC Foundation

RE/MAX Canada

Realty One Group Insider

Reboh, Gaira

Recruit Class 156 Silent Auction & Fundraiser

Recruit Class 157 Fundraiser

Reed’s Open Your Heart to the Stollery Fundraiser

Reeson, Rick

Reich, Beverly

Reid, Allison

Reid, Shawn & Sandy

Estate of Francis James Reilly

Remarkable Real Estate Inc.

Renaissance Edmonton Airport Hotel

Renish, Jon

Rexall Main

Rice, Anthony

Rice, Grant

Thank you for donating to the Stollery – the Stollery and doctors fixed my heart!

Stollery kid Jordan Grace

Richardson, Joan

Richter, Ron

Rick’s Oilfield Hauling

Rimrock Real Estate

Riopel, Ann

Rio-Tek Canada Inc.

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (Canada) Ltd.

Ritter, Duane

Rivard, Richard

River City Event Rentals & Sales Ltd.

River Cree Resort and Casino

The R K Grant Family Foundation

Rob Reynolds & Kelly Tkachuk Charity Golf Tournament

Robbins, Mary

In Honour of Anna Roberts

Roberts, Elizabeth

Robinson, Barbara & James

Rockland Landscaping Supplies Ltd.

Rodgers, Kathy

Rodgers, Richard

Rodney, Donald

The Roed Family Foundation

Rogers Financial Management Corp.

Rohan Juneja’s 10th Birthday & Ruhi

Juneja’s 7th B

Rohr, Lisa

Rolheiser, Taylor

Estate of Leo Otto Romankewicz

RONA & Lowe’s Canada

Rooyakkers, Steven

Rose, Steve & Ingrid

Ross McBain Charitable Gift Fund

Ross, Brian

Ross, Douglas

The Rotary Club of Edmonton Gateway

Roth, Darren

Rouault, Raymond & Mary Lou

Rough Country Welding Ltd.

Rounds, Allen

SS & T Energy Services Ltd.

S.O. Asher Consultants Ltd.

Saadet Andrews Professional Corporation

Sachedina, Ali

Sachko, Bonny & Richard

Sadd, Lisa & Marshall

In Memory of Kenneth L. Sadownyk

Sagen

Saini, Neha

Salvail, Alphonse & Janeice

Salvian, Pebbles

Sam Ousher Switzer Charitable Foundation

Samis, Monica

Samm, Leighann

In Memory of Cohen M. Samoil

Samoil, Kenneth

In Honour of Layne Samuelson

San Rufo Homes Ltd.

Sanaya & Nayel Somji’s Fundraising

Sandra Schmirler Foundation

Sanjel Energy Services Inc.

Santos, Isabelle

Sara Runs the New York City Marathon

Sargeant, Stewart

Sarumowa, Tracie

Saskatoons for the Stollery

Satchwell, Karla

Rowswell, Allan

Royal Caretaking Supplies

Royal Luxury Homes Ltd.

Royal Mayfair Golf Club

Roycroft, Kay

Royer, Shawna & Gilles

In Memory of Francis Rozumniak

Rulam Contracting Ltd.

Russell, Karen H.

Ruszkowski, Quinn

Rycroft Ag Society

Ryzuk, Brian

In Memory of Olivia Satre Save-On-Foods

Sawchuk, Vaughn Wayne

Sawchyn, Rocky

Scandinavian Building Services

Schaffer, Patrick

Schauerte, Nathan

Scheetz, Carol

Scheffer Andrew Ltd.

Schell, Stefani

Scherr, Kelly

Schiffner, Cathalin

Schilke, Suzanna

Schmitz, David

Schneider, Tara

Schoenknecht, Brian

The Stollery made our worst days, just a bit brighter.

Kim Beau’s mom

Schuldhaus, Martin

Schuler, Jackson

Estate of Kathleen J. Schultz

Schurek, Jason

Schwartz, Darryl

In Memory of Shirley Schwartz

Scotia Wealth Management

Scott, Rebecca

Scott-Gray, Kelly

Scozzafava, Anthony & Julia

Scragg, Lori & David & Family

Seer Development Ltd.

Seguin, Bonnie

Seguin, Robert

Sehgal, Samridh

Sehgals Lemonade Stand

Sehn, Brian & Debbie

Select Engineering Consultants Ltd.

The Self-Care Shop

Selin, James

Sellers, Ryan

Sentinel Storage

Senyk, Robert

Estate of Walter Alex Serko

Servante, Nichola

Servus Kids Foundation

Seven Lakes Oilfield Services Corporation

Seymour, Kimberly

Shailly Jain Professional Corporation

Shalil Patidar Professional Corporation

Shamsh Moosa - The Moosa Group, Scotia

Wealth Management

Shannon, Dennis

Sharp, David

Sharun, Dr. William & Carol

Shave Dave

Shaw, Darren

The Shawana Foundation

Shehata, Sally

Shenstone, Peter

Sheppard, Fay

Sherwood Motorcars

Sherwood Park ACT/UCT Council 1022

Shiny Side Up Flooring Inc.

Shoemaker, Chris

In Memory of Helen Roberta Shore

Shrimpton, David

Sidhu Investment Group Corp.

Siding Contractors Association of Alberta

Siemens, Shirley

Siffledeen, Roberta

Silgard, Gerry

Sim, James

Simon Urschel Professional Corporation

Simply Supper Ltd.

Singh Builders Ltd.

Singh, Dr. Ashwani

Singh, Prabhjot

Sinn, Barbara

In Honour of Lexi & Sterling Sinn

In Honour of Karissa Sitko

Siyona Homes Ltd.

Skip the Depot

Sklar, Kenneth

Skrypnyk, Clifford

The Stollery means the world to our family. The doctors and nurses stood right beside us during the fight of our life.

Rachel Maverick’s mom

Sky Measurement

Slade, David

Slave Lake Thunder U9-3 Hockey Team

Sleep FX

Small Smiles

SmartProgram Inc.

Smiles For Life Foundation

Smith, Jerry

Smith, Robert

Smitke, Judy & Raymond

Smitke, Steven

SMS Equipment Inc.

The Smyrl Family

Sobeys Safeway

Sochatsky, Simon

In Memory of Rodney Soholt

Sokolowski, Yanina

Sold By Melanie Inc. (Melanie Galea)

Sonnenberg, Karen

In Memory of Rustin James Ronald

Sonntag

Soontiens, Jocelyn

Sophie Bird’s 6th Birthday

Sorensen, Stephen

Sorrell Financial

Southam, Douglas

Southgate Audi

Southgate Buick GMC

Southgate Shopping Centre

Spagnolo, Diane

Speedway Market

The Spencer Berezowski Memorial Golf Tournament

Spilak, Livia

Spiller, Colin

Spirit Halloween’s Spirit of Children

Spooner, David M.

Sproule, Shawn

Squires, Jason

Sraon, Harpreet

SRRB Enterprise Inc.

St. Amand, Anna-May

St George, Brett J.

St. Albert Catholic High School

St. Albert Catholic Parish

St. Jean, Conrad

St. Jean, David

St. Martin School

St. Theresa Catholic School

Stahl Peterbilt Inc.

Stahl, Edward

Stahl, Gene

Stanford, James

Stanley G. Kroeker Professional Corporation

Starburst Creative Inc.

Starkevich, Ashley

Starlight Casino

Ste. Marie Catholic School

Steed, Sean & Helen

Steeves, Fay & Jesse

Steidl, Hans

Stein, And

In Memory of Ben Stelter

Stenabaugh Foundation

Stephanson, Grant

Steps for the Stollery

Sterling Crane

Steve’s Instrument & Controls Ltd.

Estate of Charles Wesley Stewart

Stewart, James

Stingray Radio Edmonton

Stokowski, Roger

In Memory of Bob & Shirley Stollery

In Memory of Steven Stollery

Stollery Women’s Network

Stollery Youth Committee

Stone, Sheryl

Stony Plain 4-H Achievement Day

Stony Plain 4-H Beef Committee

Storey, Kate

Storozynski, Elsie

Stoski, Jonathan

Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation

Stratford Contracting

Strathcona High School

Strauss, Glenda

Stremecki, Esther & Ed

Strigl, Christian

Estate of Annie Stroehlein

TTaback Charitable Foundation

Talitha’s Hope 4 A Cure

Tangedal, Beverley & Steinar

Tanner, Anna Laureen

Tappauf, Edwin & Artia

Tarabay, Sonia

Targets for Tots

Tarves, Ian

Taverner, Rod & Patty

Taylor, Lisa

Strongco

Strynadka, Gregg & Andrea

Sub-Cool Mechanical Inc.

Suchowersky, Oksana

Sukhi Realty Ltd.

In Honour of Liam Suleman

The Summit for Stollery

Summiting Mount Everest for the Stollery

Children’s Hospital Foundation

Sun Country Holdings Ltd.

Sun Life Financial

Sun, Kelvin

Suncor Energy

Sunder, Kyla

Superfluity Shop

Superior Steel Erectors Ltd.

SureHire Occupational Testing

Susan & Hugh Van Alstyne Charity Fund

Sutton, Mariette

In Honour of Matthew Sutton

Svitich, Daniel

Sweaters for the Stollery

Sweet Treats for Stollery

SYC Brewing

Sylvan Lake Lions Club

Sylvester, Brian

Sylvester, Geoffrey

Syncrude Canada Ltd.

Synergy Group of Companies

Szyndrowski, Don

Taylor, Maureen

TC Energy

TD Bank Group

te Stroete, Hans

Team Peebles Inc.

Tech Construction

Technichrome Industries Ltd.

Techni-Craft Equipment Services

Tee Up for Tots

Teeter, Dan

In Memory of Myrtle Telfer

Telford, Loretta

TELUS

The Tenaquip Foundation

Terrain Solutions Inc.

Tetrad

Tews, Nicole

Tham, Edythe

In Honour of Muoi Tham

Thawley, Richard

Theberge, Denise & Liam Baxter

Theberge, Wendy

Thermo Design Engineering Ltd.

Therres, Bob

Thompson, Larry & Deb

Thompson, Larry & Deb - Thompson

Construction Group

Tickled Floral Inc.

Tidy Fox Services

Tillenius, Ashley

Tim Hortons, Edmonton & Surrounding Area

The Time to do Good

TipTap

Tkachuk, Kelly & Whitney & Jules

Tkachuk, Tracy

TNT Crane & Rigging

Toledo, Allan

Tolsma, Robert

Tom Lowe Real Estate Ltd.

Toma, Marvin

Tonn, Helmut & Family

Top Dead Center Inspections

Tower Farms Ltd.

Trail Appliances Foundation

Trainor, Chrystal

Tran, Dr. Viet

Tran, Tin

TransAlta Corporation

Transitional Solutions

Transwest Express

Tru Grit Excavating Ltd.

True North Fibre Optic Ltd.

Trufyn, Darcy

Truhome Inc.

Tse, Margaret

Tuininga, Lambert

Tulis, Roman & Tannis

Tully, Suzanne E.

Turner, Diane E.

Turner, Troy

Tutschek, Beth & Alex

TW Holdings Ltd.

Twarog, Dennis

Twin City Construction Services

Twin Willows Business League

Two Hills School

Twobro Equipment Service Ltd.

Tychoniak, Kyle

Tylynn Howson’s Barrel Racing Jackpot Event

Tyrkus, Candace

Tywoniuk, Ann

UUkrainec, Brian & Raegan

Undeniably Cute Dads Riding Bikes

Unicorns for a Cause

UNITE HERE! Local 47

University Hospital Foundation

VV. Ben Sivarajan Prof Corp.

Valach, Chris

Valard Construction LP

Vallen

Van Ameyde, Dawn

In Honour of Bridge Van Bruggen

Van Bruggen, Sarah

Van Dasselaar, Kelvin

Van der Werf, Jesse

Van Marum, Lillian

Vanta Group

Vantuil, Jennifer

Varley, Patricia

Vector Communications Ltd.

Veiga, Rui

Venchairutti, Lina

Venchiarutti-Bulfon, Emma

Venkatraman, Prathavan

Venture Elevator Inc.

Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions

Vercity

Vermeer Canada Inc.

Verna Beaulac Memorial Fund

Verveda, William

Vetter, Kim

Vibe.FX Inc.

Victoor, Jacqueline

Victory Equipment Rentals

Vintreau Holdings Ltd.

Viola, Marcel

University of Alberta

In Memory of Hailey Upshall

Urbis Infill Homes

Ure, Judy

Without the Stollery, Sophie wouldn’t be where she is today.

Elizabeth Sophie’s mom

Vision Credit Union

Vita Homes

Vleeming, Darryl

Vleeming, Johannes

Vleeming, Peter

Volvo of Edmonton

Von Wackerbarth, Ingo

In Memory of Ada Emmeline Voogd

Voogd, Sylvia

Voytechek, Brendyn

In Honour of Michael Voytechek

WWachter, Joyce

Wacko, Jodie

Wadell Sells Inc.

Waechter, Warren

Wagner, Cory & Heidi

Wagner, Jedidiah

Wagner, Jennifer

Wagner, Mary

Wagner, Megan

Wahba, Dina

Wainman, Caroline

In Honour of Vincent Wainman

Waiward Construction

Wakefield Canada Inc.

Wala, Tomek

Waldbillig, Keith

In Memory of Carol Lucille Waldorf

Walk Together

Walker, Barry & Valerie

In Memory of Darryl William Wall

Wall, Jake

Wall, Trevor

Wallace, Craig

Walmart Canada

Walsh, Patricia

Wanner, Gerald

Ward, Anthony & Edith

Warnock, Jim

Warshawski, Sean

Warwa, Jesse

Waschuk Pipeline Construction

Waste Connections of Canada

In Memory of Nicole Lynn Waterhouse

Waterhouse, Pamela

Waters, Karen

Watkins, Laura

Watt, Angus & Heather

Watt, Jeff

Watt, Trevor

Wawrynchuk, Adelia

Wawrynchuk, Kevin

Waya Real Estate Inc.

Wealth Builder University Inc.

Weatherford Canada Partnership

Webster, Laura

Weir Family Fund

In Memory of Darwin James Weninger

Weninger, Edward

Wenzel Downhole Tools Ltd.

Werenka, James

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

West Edmonton Hyundai

West Edmonton Volkswagen

West, Dr. Lori

West-Can Seal Coating Inc.

Westerlund, Christine

Western Canada Tire Dealers Association

Western Energy Solutions Inc.

Western Field Services

Western Hockey League

As a medically complex kiddo, Layla has multiple specialists. We’re so glad that we have such an amazing hospital in the city so she can receive the best care possible.

Chenxin Layla’s mom

Western Pressure Controls (2005) Ltd.

Westjet

Westmount Junior High School

WesTower Communications Ltd.

Wetaskiwin & District 4-H Beef Committee

Wetaskiwin Lions Club

Wetaskiwin Regional Division No.11

Wetmore, Harry

Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd.

WF Steel & Crane

WFG Hockey Classic

In Memory of William Whalley

Wheaton Properties

Wheaton, Andrea

Wheaton, Donald & Kim

Wheaton, Tim & Leyla Asadi

Whelehan, Colleen

White, John

White, Wayne

In Honour of Grace Whitfield

Whitfield, Wade

Who Cares Wear Ltd.

Wich, James

In Memory of Laurie Wich

Wiebe, Chad

Wiechert, Daphne

Wieler, Nathan

Wieninger, Mike & Jennifer

Wilde, Keith

Wildeboer, Angela

Wildrose Rodeo Association

Wildwood Ranches Ltd.

The Wilkie Family Fund

Willes, Kyle

In Honour of Emma Willey

William & Florence Lede Family Foundation

XXaviera

& Azzurra Bossio’s Fundraising

William D. Cuts Junior High School

William Swanson Estate Trust

William Zucht - RE/MAX

Williamson, Cameron

Willie, Crystal & Blair

Willman, Erin

Willowhill Holdings Inc.

Wilson, Jessica

Wimmer, David

Winterholt, Karen

The Wisdom Portal Corp.

Wishbuilt Homes Ltd.

Wohland, Laurie

Wolgien, Vicky

Wollen, Rhonda

Women of the Moose Wetaskiwin Chapter No. 559

Wong, Phillip

Wood, Darren & Jennifer

Wood, Jennifer

Wood, Kevin

The Woodshed Ellerslie Inc.

Woodward, Ryan

Woolsey, Glenn & Sandra

Woolsey, Matthew

Estate of Patricia Workun

World of Spas - Edmonton

WorleyParsonsCord Ltd.

Wosnack, Cory & Robyn

Wright, Janelle

In Memory of John Charles Wright

Wright, Susan

Wyatt, Doris

In Appreciation of Christopher Wylie

Wynnyk, Arlene & Robert

YYachimec Auto Group

Yaghi, Obaidah

Yardstick Technologies Inc.

Yau, Kelvin

Yee, David

YEG Homes by Renee Inc.

ZZandbeek, Rob

Zech, Andreas

Zhi Yang Inner City Seniors Recreational Club

Yeung, Daniel & Noreen

Yeung, Stephanie

Young, Ralph & Gay

Yuill Family Fund

Yurko, Rich

In Honour of Lindsay Rae Yurkowski

1/ST

100.3 The Bear, 104-9 Virgin Radio & TSN 1260

1129104 Alberta Ltd.

1223492 Alberta Ltd. o/a MAS-Pro Oilfield Supply

1258140 Alberta Ltd.

1277063 Alberta Ltd.

1283576 Alberta Ltd.

1288982 Alberta Ltd.

1524666 Alberta Ltd.

1593182 Alberta Ltd.

1603220 Alberta Ltd. (Gurpreet Ghatehora)

Zieminski, Craig

Zimmerman, Elaine

Zinterer, Karla

Zydek, Christopher

1822644 Alberta Ltd.

1938854 Alberta Ltd. (c/o Brandon Kot)

1994426 Alberta Ltd.

1996740 Alberta Ltd.

2339147 Ontario Inc.

2478884 Alberta Ltd. 2565708 Alberta Inc.

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

408 Tactical Helicopter Squadron 423377 Alberta Ltd.

4Point Taekwondo 607113 Alberta Ltd.

To our family, the Stollery means hope. A second chance at life, even if the outcome looks grim.

Leslie Amélie’s mom