Report to the Community, 2014/15 - William Osler Health System

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OUR DONORS
2014-15 Report to the Community
Some years are
so extraordinary,
they change everything
Phil King, President and CEO of Orlando Corporation,
announcing the largest gift ever made to a community hospital
in Canada through a $15 Million Matching Challenge.
Click here to watch Orlando Corporation’s
$15 Million Pledge Announcement
Message from the William Osler Health System Foundation Board Chair and President & CEO
Sometimes the signs of change are obvious: the
towering cranes at the new Peel Memorial, the
machinery and workers you see when you drive by
Etobicoke General. Sometimes they’re subtle: the
small, heart-shaped lapel pin that a grateful patient
has generously awarded to their doctor. And
sometimes they’re everywhere, like this year at
Osler, when the generosity of donors throughout
the community has resulted in a year that will be
no less than game-changing.
A challenge set… and to be met
The forecast for November 22 hadn’t called for rain,
but people close to Brampton’s Rose Theatre would
be forgiven if they thought they’d heard thunder.
When Orlando Corporation made its extraordinary
pledge of $15 million that night – the single largest gift
ever to a Canadian community hospital – the applause
shook the rafters.
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pledged
physicians Osler-wide
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Our supporters are stretching
to meet the challenge
The impact of Orlando’s $15M Matching Challenge
was quickly and dramatically felt, as generous donors
responded with donations large and small. The result?
When combined with funds donated throughout the
year, Osler Foundation raised $8 million, making this a
record-breaking and historic year. The impact of this
extraordinary generosity is being felt throughout Osler,
helping to build the new Peel Memorial and a new wing
for Etobicoke General, and to fund new equipment to
support the services and programs at Brampton Civic.
Throughout the year, the support of Osler employees,
physicians, Osler Foundation staff, and the Board
demonstrated a commitment to ‘going beyond’ as
donors and champions. You see it on posters in our
halls, in the 100% donor participation of Osler and Osler
Foundation Boards of Directors and the unprecedented
level of donations by hospital staff. And you see it in the
overwhelming support of Osler physicians and staff who
were part of the 750 guests dancing to the music and
enjoying the food at the Holi Gala – Festival of Colours.
$973,000
in support of all three hospitals
We’re proud of the fact that our support reflects
the rich diversity and ethnic background of our
community – from the child who donates their
allowance, to the proceeds of a bocce ball tournament,
to the contributions of large corporations. We’re
honoured that community leaders and champions like
the Amigos Portugueses do Peel Memorial, Canadian
Pakistani Friends of Osler, Muslim Friends of Osler,
Indo-Canadian Friends of Osler, and Faith of Life
Network are fundraising for Osler Foundation.
Celebrating together
Osler’s physicians and staff are there when a child is
born, a leg is broken or life-saving surgery is needed.
Staff and physicians are able to provide exemplary
care thanks to your support. Every program across
Osler’s three hospitals benefits from the community
events Osler Foundation hosts to raise funds for our
hospitals. These celebrations also allow us to say thanks
for your support, in a meaningful way. Our glamourous
Gala Benefit Concert, generously sponsored by DG
Group (formerly Metrus Development Inc.) and
Orlando Corporation, featured Tom Cochrane and
Chantal Kreviazuk. Our spectacular Holi Gala event is
unique among North American hospitals, drawing star
performers and enthusiastic guests. Osler Foundation’s
winter games (Hockey Night for Osler and Ski Day)
and two golf tournaments raise fun, funds and friends
for Osler’s three hospitals. Pulling these events together
takes passion, commitment and an incredible eye for
detail. And the people who attend these celebrations
give from their heart. To every volunteer, to every
person who attended: thank you!
Your support has always counted…
Now, it counts for double
Osler’s hospitals and our community have a special
relationship. We depend on each other. At Osler,
we count on the generosity of our donors to help
fund health care improvements, and in return, you
know that life-saving, state-of-the-art technology and
knowledgeable, compassionate care are close by.
For a short time, you have a chance to make history at
Osler. With Orlando’s $15M Matching Challenge, your
gift will go twice as far and have twice the impact on
patient care. It will help ensure that you and the people
you love have access to great care, close to home.
So when we say a huge and heart-felt “Thank you”
for making a donation to Osler, know this: the thanks
does not come just from us. The thanks also comes
from your family, your friends and your neighbours.
Today, and in the future.
Thank you.
Kulvir Singh Gill
Chair, Board of Directors
William Osler Health
System Foundation
Ken Mayhew
President & CEO
William Osler Health
System Foundation
Ken Mayhew,
President & CEO
Kulvir Singh Gill,
Chair, Board of Directors
WHO WE ARE
Who are we? Depends on who is describing us:
We describe ourselves as William Osler Health System
Foundation (Osler Foundation). We work to ensure
William Osler Health System’s hospitals – Brampton
Civic, Etobicoke General and Peel Memorial – have
funds to purchase life-saving and life-enhancing
equipment and technology, and to create new and
expanded spaces that increase our patients’ access to
critically-needed programs and services.
It’s a big job, because it’s a big area: with over 1.3 million
people, it’s one of the most culturally-rich, ethnicallydiverse and fastest-growing communities in Canada.
Our community describes us as the organization raising
funds for the surgeon who restored a grandmother’s
ability to walk, the ultrasound technician who helped
with a life-changing biopsy, the paediatric cardiologist
who restored a child’s ability to play sports.
In every instance, we can be described as grateful.
Every gift to Osler Foundation is gratefully received
and acknowledged. With the help of our generous
community, Osler is being equipped to meet the
current and future health care needs of those who
live and work in this community.
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Orlando made the pledge, but the challenge is yours
Click here to learn about the
$15M Matching Challenge
For one split second at the Osler Gala Benefit
Concert on November 22, you could hear a pin drop.
Then, Brampton’s Rose Theatre shook with the
applause of 600 donors, dignitaries and supporters.
had just made history when he announced his
organization’s $15M Matching Challenge to support
William Osler Health System’s three hospitals.
“Orlando Corporation has a long history of
community support in both Etobicoke and Brampton.
We’re fully aware of the critical importance of the work
done by Osler and the tremendous need to ensure
$5=$10 $100=$200
$2,000=$4,000
$15M=$30M
these fine hospitals, physicians and staff have the
resources to continue to provide excellent health care to
all those who live and work in our communities,” said Phil
King. “Funding health care is our shared responsibility and
I believe everyone has a role to play. Health care cannot
be supported through good intentions alone. This is why
we are matching every dollar donated to the campaign.”
Fully realized, this challenge gift has the potential to
generate $30 million. It is the largest donation ever
to a Canadian community hospital, and has inspired
individuals and groups throughout the community to
donate now.
There’s never been a better time to give.
Thanks to Orlando Corporation’s generous, time-limited
$15M Matching Challenge, your gift will have twice the impact.
Canadian Pakistani Friends of Osler
respond to the $15M Matching Challenge
Osler’s hospitals are close to the hearts of the
Canadian Pakistani Friends of Osler (CPFO). Tim Iqbal’s
children were born at Brampton Civic. Badar Shamim is
concerned about diabetes, cardiovascular, vascular and
kidney disease in Osler’s community. So it’s no wonder
that the Co-chairs and the business leaders that
make up the group have leapt at the $15M Matching
Challenge, and the opportunity to double their pledge.
CPFO proudly announced their commitment to raise
$500,000 over five years. An incredible $116,000 in
commitments has already been raised.
“Good health is important to all of us and we all have
a role to play in ensuring our community hospitals have
the funding they need to provide the best possible care
for our families,” says Badar Shamim.
“I want to support the hospitals which are so
important to families like mine,” says Tim Iqbal. “We all
have an obligation to help our community hospitals as
they are the first place most people turn to for medical
advice and treatment.”
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Attendees at the April 16 CPFO Committee Meeting, pictured above
(l-r): Sabahath Akbar (seated), Faisal Yousuf, Waseem Alvi, Dr. Ihsan
Waraich, Asghar Baig, Tim Iqbal, Mayor Linda Jeffrey, Waqas Baggia,
Badar Shamim, Usman Khan, Faiz A. Faizi and Maureen Sheahan
(seated). Missing from the photo are: Dr. Shy Amlani, Shiraz Hameer, Dr. Kashif Irshad, Aziz Rakhla, AJ Rana and Samra Zafar.
Bruce and Norah Carruthers:
A proud legacy
BMO Financial Group supports Osler
where it counts, on every level
Commitment to family. Forty-plus years as Vice
President of Finance for Armbro Construction.
Service to the Brampton business community.
Throughout his life, Bruce Carruthers cultivated deep
and loyal ties at home, work and play. This commitment
was frequently expressed through donations by Bruce
and his wife, Norah, benefitting many organizations,
including Brampton Civic and Peel Memorial. They
believed Brampton’s hospitals were core to keeping the
community healthy and active, and as a final expression
of their values and generosity, they left a bequest
to Osler in their will to ensure the hospitals were
adequately equipped to serve the growing community.
From the BMO Head Office executive who signs the
cheque to the branch employees who bake the muffins
and organize the barbeques, the heartfelt support for
Osler is evident throughout BMO. During Osler’s last
capital drive in 2007, BMO donated $500,000. Now,
inspired by the potential to double their pledge, BMO
has made a 5-year commitment of $500,000 in support
of Osler’s three hospitals.
In addition, 25 branches in Brampton and Etobicoke
raised funds for our hospitals in July 2014.
Pictured above, representing the team that raised the most funds are (l-r): Zohra Farigh, Michelle Postic, Annie Chen, Rosa
Ricco, Chandra Deosarah, Tinder Randhawa, Jennifer Cartini and Chander Nanda from BMO’s Shoppers World branch.
Last year, our generous
monthly donors contributed
$135,000
to purchase equipment to help physicians, nurses,
clinicians and staff provide exemplary care.
Pictured above (l-r): Bruce and Norah Carruthers. Special thanks to their three children for sharing the story of their
parents’ proud legacy.
“I’ll never forget the care that my daughter
and I received at Brampton Civic Hospital.
The skill and compassion of everyone we met
made our journey a little easier. That’s why
I support my hospital through the Monthly
Partners in Care Program. It’s my way to say
thank you.”
DOROTHY MERCER
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Did you know?
Community donations must fund
100%
of equipment and
10%
of new spaces
General Surgeons
give where they work
It’s fair to say that Brampton Civic’s eleven general
surgeons are busy, performing 3,500 surgeries a year.
While they may not usually work together in the
operating room, they came together to respond to the
$15M Matching Challenge with a generous group
pledge to support innovation, to improve access to
surgery that saves lives and improves quality of life,
and to set a good example.
“We all work here and want to help,” says
spokesperson Dr. Priya Chopra, Brampton Site Chief
of General Surgery. “We’re proud to give and work
where patient-inspired care is a priority.”
Osler Foundation thanks the general surgeons who made this group gift, including:
Top (l-r): Dr. Priya Chopra, Brampton Site Chief General Surgery;
Dr. Anand Pandya; Dr. Azhar Malik and Dr. Pavi Kundhal (seated)
Centre (l-r): Dr. Kal Belay (seated); Dr. Ted McAlister; Dr. Stewart Lo and Dr. Farzan Ali
Bottom (l-r): Dr. Rardi van Heest, Corporate Chief of General
Surgery; Dr. Quynh Pham and Dr. Alan Davison
Click here to learn about Brampton Civic Hospital
Muslim Friends of Osler fulfill their $1 million pledge
There’s a new definition for dedication, drive, and
philanthropy: Muslim Friends of Osler. After eight
years and countless fundraisers, Muslim Friends of
Osler and its supporters celebrated the success of their
inspirational $1 million campaign, launched in 2007.
Their leadership and generosity helped build and
equip Brampton Civic, and their dedication as partners
in philanthropy enable the physicians and staff to go
beyond the boundaries of what health care is today.
Every day, their generous financial support translates
into exceptional care for Osler’s patients.
In honour of their leadership and donations, a
plaque listing the many donors’ names is on display in
Brampton Civic, and a hospital courtyard has been
named to honour Muslim Friends of Osler.
Muslim Friends of Osler celebrate reaching their $1 million pledge.
Pictured above (l-r) Dr. Farooque Dawood, Chair of the Muslim
Friends of Osler Executive Committee; Dr. Hamid Slimi, Muslim
Friends of Osler Committee Member and President and Founding
Member of the Faith of Life Network; and Ken Mayhew, President
and CEO, Osler Foundation.
Rheumatologists give to help patients
live longer and function pain free
Pictured above (l-r): Dr. Raman Joshi; Dr. Tripti Papneja;
Dr. Sangeeta Bajaj and Dr. Vandana Ahluwalia.
Holding hands. Braiding hair. Walking the dog.
These are simple pleasures most of us take for granted,
but which are painful tasks for those suffering from
inflammatory arthritis. Fortunately, Brampton Civic
is home to a unique Musculoskeletal (MSK) Clinic
that combines physiotherapy, orthopaedic surgery,
rheumatology and an innovative triage system, so
patients are diagnosed faster and begin treatment in
weeks rather than months.
Dr. Vandana Ahluwalia, Dr. Sangeeta Bajaj,
Dr. Raman Joshi and Dr. Tripti Papneja are proud of
their work in this unique clinic.
“With this clinic, we are improving access to care,”
says Dr. Ahluwalia. “As physicians who work in the
hospital and use its resources, we know how important
it is for patients to have access to the space, equipment,
technology, and skilled staff and physicians. That’s why
we are supporting Osler and we encourage others
to do the same.”
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This is my hospital.
We help each other out.
Mike D’Uva, President and CEO of Downsview
Kitchens since 1967, knows what it takes to build a
business. It’s about having the best people, consistently
producing quality results, and innovating for the future.
With the success of his company, Mike wanted to give
back to the community. He found a worthy cause in
Etobicoke General.
“Whenever we needed help, Etobicoke General and
its staff and physicians were right here,” said Mike.
“My children were born here. My parents received
excellent care here. It’s part of my history – and my
future. That’s why I’ve been a donor for over 25 years.
And that’s why I will continue to donate, to build the
new wing. We help each other. It’s that simple.”
Mike recently committed to sharing his time as a
Strategic Advisor for the upcoming redevelopment
campaign for Etobicoke General, which will support
the first transformational expansion and full-scale
renovation of this hospital – including a new wing –
since it opened in 1972.
Champions like Mike are celebrated and honoured.
A plaque has been placed in front of Etobicoke
General’s Day Surgery Unit commemorating the
support of Mike and the D’Uva family.
Pictured above: Etobicoke General architectural concept: Stantec.
Peters family gift honours daughter
Murray and Lee Peters have been Osler donors since
1989. Recently, they made an exceptionally memorable
gift that commemorated the life of their daughter,
Sheryl Lee Cheshire. The Peters chose to have the
recognition plaque placed in the Maternal Newborn
Unit of Etobicoke General, where Sheryl’s children,
Stevie and Dylan, were born.
Pictured above (l-r): Mike and Gilda D’Uva with their son, Claudio, and his wife, Rose, at their plaque unveiling recognition event at Etobicoke General.
Click here to learn about Etobicoke General Hospital
Pictured above: The Peters family are pictured at the plaque
unveiling event in recognition of their gift.
S&C Electric:
Etobicoke General is important to our team members and our business
S&C Electric has a long-standing tradition of quietly
giving back. Since 1990, this Etobicoke-based company
has contributed $250,000 to the hospital to fund urgently
needed equipment and programs through annual gifts, a
donation of the proceeds from its 60th anniversary golf
tournament, and a new $50,000 pledge made in October,
2014. In addition, the corporation is a loyal supporter of
the Osler Open: Etobicoke Invitational golf tournament.
“Having a great hospital like Etobicoke General is like
insurance – you never want to use it, but when you
need it, you want to be sure it is there, ready to help,”
says Grant Buchanan, President, S&C Electric Canada
Ltd., and donor. “It’s important to our team members
and it is important to our business. That’s why we give,
every year, no matter what.”
Pictured above (l-r): S&C Electric’s Angelo Gravina, Vice President – Canada Business Unit, and Grant Buchanan, President, with Anna Bernardi, Manager, Major Gifts, Osler Foundation, unveil a plaque in Etobicoke General’s Diagnostic Imaging Waiting Area, celebrating the Etobicoke business’ 25 years of support.
A family tradition of giving back
The number 50 has come to have special meaning for
Marlin Morrell, who has volunteered and raised funds
for Etobicoke General for over 30 years.
“It was 50 years ago this year that my husband
Rod and I were married,” says Marlin. “And it was
50 years ago this year that Etobicoke General Hospital’s
Volunteer Association – a group that has become like
a second family to me – was formed to help build our
beloved community hospital.”
These two events have inspired Marlin and her
husband Rod to celebrate their anniversary by raising
$50,000 for Etobicoke General, kicking off their
campaign with their own pledge. Donations made to
this personal campaign will be matched by Orlando
Corporation’s $15M Matching Challenge.
Following in their footsteps, their son became a
volunteer at Etobicoke General in his teens. Inspired
by what he saw, he became a doctor. Today, Dr. John
Morrell practices at Etobicoke General, and continues
the family tradition of giving back to support Etobicoke
General’s redevelopment and new wing.
Pictured left (l-r): Marlin Morrell, volunteer and her son, Dr. John Morrell, Urologic Surgeon at Etobicoke General.
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Max and Lois Rice
In life, you get what you give
Lois Rice and her late husband Max helped
shape Brampton’s growth and development,
and always gave back to the community. That
tradition carries on through Lois.
“I support Osler because it really is the most
important thing in town,” says Lois. “The hospital
will touch everyone’s lives in one way or another
– for their own health care, family, friends or a
neighbour – every single person needs the hospital
from time to time and we are so fortunate to have
excellent care provided so close to home.”
“I truly believe that my work with Osler will help
the entire community of Brampton. I am grateful
that I have the ability to continue my involvement
and feel that we all must do our part,” says Lois.
“In life, you get what you give. I believe that
I receive much more than I give to Osler.”
From a love of apples
to a transformational donation
In every town, there are family names that appear
over and over as the community grows and changes.
In Brampton, Hutton is one of those names. If you’ve
ever driven through and around the hamlet of
Huttonville, you may recall the ‘pick-your-own’ farm
Bill and Jane Hutton ran in the past, showcasing the
apple orchard beloved by Bill’s late mother, Dorothy
Hutton. Bill’s brother, John, is well-known for his
former long service as a city councillor for the city
of Brampton. A third brother, Peter is also a life-long
Brampton resident.
The Hutton name is also interwoven with the history
of Peel Memorial. Dorothy Hutton was the hospital’s
first dietician, who not only planned the nutritious and
delicious meals for patients, but also tended the gardens
on site to ensure patients had fresh, healthy produce.
The Hutton family is proud to continue their support
of Peel Memorial with a generous gift, which will be
commemorated with a special plaque that will hang
proudly in the demonstration kitchen to honour their
family’s long tradition of caring for their community.
Click here to watch us build the new Peel Memorial
on our live webcam
Pictured above (l-r): Bill, John and Peter Hutton.
Waite family continue a tradition
of support
Family tradition is important to Phil and Pat Waite.
Phil, a lifelong resident of Brampton, was taught the
importance of philanthropy and volunteerism for your
community hospital. His mother, Myrtle, was one of the
first presidents of the Peel Memorial Women’s Auxiliary.
His father, Ike, bequeathed his magnificent 17 room
Brampton mansion, “Rowanbank”, to Peel Memorial.
The sale of Rowanbank provided the funds to build two
new wings for the nurses’ residence.
Today, Phil and Pat continue this generous family
tradition with regular gifts of stock to help build the
new Peel Memorial. Their daughter has also joined the
family tradition of donating to Osler. We thank the three
generations of the Waite family for their tradition of
generous philanthropy.
Amigos Portugueses do Peel Memorial
completed $1 million pledge with events
that redefine fundraising
Everyone loves a party. But it’s a very special event when
people have fun, enjoy dancing, wonderful food…and raise
$277,145. At the Amigos’ fourth annual dinner-dance gala,
56 generous corporate sponsors gave from their hearts,
including the Labourers’ International Union of North
America (LiUNA) Local 183, which sponsored the meal.
“Our generous sponsors, partners and guests share our
passion for health care and support our goal of building
a second state-of-the-art hospital for Brampton and the
surrounding communities,” says Manuel Alexandre, Chair,
Amigos Portugueses do Peel Memorial.
The fundraising effort extends deep into the
Portuguese community. When Joe Pinheiro, owner of
Global Waste Service Inc., thought of helping the group
by holding a barbeque, he didn’t stop at a few hot dogs
and hamburgers – he raised more than $15,000! And
while 300 people attended the LiUNA Local 506 bocce
Pictured above: A view of the new Peel Memorial – architectural
concept by Stantec.
tournament, thousands potentially benefitted, as it raised
$50,000 for Peel Memorial.
The Amigos reached their $1 million goal earlier than
expected thanks to a special surprise: a generous $94,000
cheque presented by LiUNA Local 183.
Pictured top (l-r): Patrick Sheridan, Executive Board Member,
LiUNA Local 183; Delfina Alexandre, Committee Member,
Amigos Portugueses do Peel Memorial; Maureen Sheahan, VP,
Philanthropy, Osler Foundation; Nelson Melo, President, LiUNA
Local 183; Ken Mayhew, President and CEO, Osler Foundation;
Jack Oliveira, Business Manager, LiUNA Local 183; Luis Camara,
Secretary Treasurer, LiUNA Local 183; Marcello Di Giovanni,
Recording Secretary, LiUNA Local 183; and Jacquie Ritchie, Senior
Development Manager, Peel Memorial, Osler Foundation.
Scotiabank’s branches make
a positive impact
Last year, Scotiabank’s local branches pledged to raise
$500,000 to help build and equip Peel Memorial.
During the past year, they raised $63,000, bringing their
total contributions to $143,000 through events such as
the Scotiabank Bowl-a-thon. Thank you, Scotiabankers,
who continue to make positive changes in health care in
our community.
Pictured left: Brampton Scotiabank branch managers including
Daniela Gatti, District VP, GTA West (centre of photo).
Celebrating with purpose
(l-r): Darren Steedman, Vice President, DG Group
(presenting sponsor of the Gala Benefit Concert) with
performers Tom Cochrane and Chantal Kreviazuk and
Phil King, President and CEO, Orlando Corporation.
We’re proud to say that during
this past year, our six signature
events raised $1.45 million for
Osler, including the matching
funds from Orlando Corporation.
But our signature events are more than fundraisers.
They are a way to say a big “Thank You” to our loyal
donors, and a means of connecting, sharing our
common goals and celebrating our achievements.
Funds raised will go towards improvements at
Osler. They’ll mean your father can have his dialysis
closer to home, a warm blanket is available during
your neighbour’s chemo treatment, or your family has
a bright, spacious room to welcome a newborn into
the world. And those are all reasons to celebrate!
Gala Benefit Concert
sets a record…
and a challenge!
Click here to view the
Gala Benefit Concert
Photo Gallery
Tom Cochrane gave a powerhouse
performance with Red Rider.
Glamourous and exciting are
words that have been used to describe
Osler Foundation’s One Night * Two Stars *
Three Hospitals extraordinary Gala Benefit
Concert. After all, it’s an evening of
powerhouse performances and well-deserved
awards. But the Gala on November 22, 2014
exceeded all expectations, and was truly one
for the history books.
Pictured above (l-r): Inaugural “Osler Award for Philanthropic
Leadership” is presented to Darren Steedman, Vice President, DG Group by Ken Mayhew, President and CEO, Osler Foundation.
Pictured above (l-r): Matthew Anderson, President and CEO of William Osler Health System, holds the guitar as Chantal
Kreviazuk signs it for the Hewsons – the higest bidders.
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Signature Events
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Volunteers
$1.45M
Raised for patient care
The word ‘volunteers’ doesn’t begin to cover the
extraordinary talents of those who are instrumental
in the success of Osler Foundation’s Signature Events.
They’re planners, organizers, inviters, hosts, fundraisers,
sponsors…and so much more. Thank you for your time,
your energy, your vision, and your support.
Featuring exciting performances by Canadian superstars
Chantal Kreviazuk and Tom Cochrane with Red Rider,
the Gala Benefit Concert raised $709,000, including
the matching funds from Orlando Corporation’s
$15M Matching Challenge.
In another first, the inaugural “Osler Award for
Philanthropic Leadership” was presented to DG Group
– the gala’s presenting sponsor – for their long-term,
generous support of Osler Foundation.
But perhaps the night will be remembered most for
platinum sponsor, who announced the largest gift
ever made to a community hospital in Canada. For a
moment, the crowd of Osler supporters and dignitaries
were hushed…and then the applause and cheers
indicated that history had been made.
Osler Foundation’s One Night * Two Stars * Three
Hospitals Gala Benefit Concert was presented by DG
Group (formerly Metrus Development Inc.) and made
possible through sponsorships, including: Orlando
Corporation, Mrs. Lois Rice, Mrs. Sonia Scarcello,
Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines Limited, S. Robinson
and Associates of RBC Dominion Securities Inc.,
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, CIBC, Policaro Group,
BMO, Sterling Dental, TD Canada Trust, Carpenters
and Allied Workers Local 27, Drywall Acoustic Lathing
and Installation Local 675, KPMG LLP, Mentor College,
and the Brampton Guardian.
Golfers raise a lot of green
for local health care
Golfers hit the fairways at Brampton Golf Club
on June 9 for the annual Osler Open: Brampton
Invitational golf tournament, and raised $165,000!
It was a collective hole-in-one for Committee Chair
and Osler Foundation board member Robert Lewis,
attracting local celebrities: LPGA champion Sandra
Post and culinary expert Ted Reader.
Thank you to event sponsors: CCV Insurance
& Friends and Orlando Corporation.
Click here to view the Osler Open: Brampton
Invitational 2014 Photo Gallery
Pictured (l-r) Osler Open: Brampton Invitational golfers: Mark LeBlanc,
Northbridge; Robert Lewis, CCV Insurance, Committee Chair; Terence Noronha, Intact and Glenn McKinnon, TFI Canada.
Golfers come out
swinging ‘fore’ Etobicoke General
Click here to view the Osler Open: Etobicoke
Invitational 2014 Photo Gallery
Pictured above (l-r) Osler Open: Etobicoke Invitational committee
members: John Marshman; Scott Vickers, Chair; Claudio D’Uva
and Mike Fagan. Missing from the photo: James Moolecherry.
Click here to view the Hockey Night for Osler 2015
Photo Gallery
Pictured above (l-r): Team captain Wendel Clark; top pledgeearner Tony Santos; Osler Foundation President and CEO Ken
Mayhew; and team captain Gary Roberts celebrate a new record
at Hockey Night for Osler.
Click here to view the Ski Day 2015 Photo Gallery
Pictured above (l-r): Osler Foundation President and CEO Ken
Mayhew; Jim Kennedy, Ski Day Co-Chair, KLM Planning Partners
Inc.; Darren Steedman, DG Group, title sponsor of Ski Day;
Steven Wimmer, Ski Day Co-Chair, MBTW-WAI; Dr. Anthony
Sterling, Sterling Dental, gold sponsor of Ski Day.
A sold-out crowd of 100 hospital staff, business
professionals and local golfers donned their golf shoes
and teed up on August 18 to raise $105,000 in the
18th annual Osler Open: Etobicoke Invitational golf
tournament. Held at the historic Summit Golf and
Country Club, it was a beautiful day of golf to support
redevelopment projects at Etobicoke General.
Many thanks to Scott Vickers who chaired the event
for the 18th year, and to our sponsors: Downsview
Kitchens, EMC, Honeywell and Lexmark.
Osler’s Winter Games raise
$304,000 for redevelopment
Hockey fans, skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts took
advantage of the ice and snow to raise funds and spirits
in support of Osler’s three hospitals, with funds raised
doubled through the $15M Matching Challenge.
Special thanks to the community of supporters and
hard-working committee members and volunteers
who made these memorable events possible.
Thank you to Hockey Night for Osler sponsors:
A1 Taxi, Brampton-Bramalea Kinsmen, Brampton
Civic Hospital Professional Staff Association, Carillion
Services, Etobicoke General Hospital Professional
Staff Association, G4S Security, Garner’s Sports and
Powerade Centre.
And thank you to Ski Day sponsors: DG Group,
Sterling Dental, Aird & Berlis LLP, Argo Development
Corporation, Beaverhall Homes, Brattys LLP, Brookfield
Homes, Cassidy & Company Architectural Technologists,
David Schaeffer Engineering Ltd., Davies Howe Partners
LLP, Feige Nawrocki LLP, Fieldgate Developments, GEO
Morphix Ltd., Holding Jones Vanderveen Inc., HUSSON
Engineering & Management, KLM Planning Partners Inc.,
Lormel Homes, MBTW-WAI, Melrose Investments,
Primont Homes, Schaeffer and Associates, SCS
Consulting Group, Stonybrook Consulting Inc., Strybos
Barron King Ltd., The Daniels Corporation, Urbantech
Consulting and Valcoustics.
Click here to view ‘Osler catches up with NHL Alum
Gary Roberts’
Nindy Kaur and Manj Musik
had the crowd dancing!
Click here to view the Holi Gala Photo Gallery
Holi Gala
dazzles, raises $320,000
for hospital redevelopment
The biggest and brightest international South Asian stars
of screen and music entertained a crowd of more than
750 revelers on March 27 at Osler Foundation’s second
annual Holi Gala – Festival of Colours at the Embassy
Grand in Brampton.
The evening raised $160,000, which was matched
by Orlando Corporation’s $15M Matching Challenge,
resulting in $320,000 for redevelopment initiatives at
Osler’s three hospitals.
Guests celebrated in colourful style, lining up to
meet the talented Master of Ceremonies, actor Rahul
Khanna, and enjoyed a special visit from Wrestling Living
Legend, Tiger Jeet Singh and Wrestling Superstar Tiger
Jeet Singh Jr.
Thanks to Entertainment Sponsor, Ajay and Monica
Virmani of Cargojet, the star-studded evening featured
a special guest appearance by actor/writer/producer
Vinay Virmani who introduced award-winning musical
performers, Manj Musik and Nindy Kaur. The BritishIndian group delighted the audience with a blend of
Punjabi, Bollywood and western music.
The evening was made possible by sponsors:
Cargojet, Cable Control, CIBC, RBC, Scotiabank and
TD Bank.
Thank you to our Holi Gala Committee Members, including (l-r): Ike Rana, Dolly Singh, Manan Gupta, Dr. Sangeeta Bajaj, Dr. Hitesh Mehta,
Gurwinder Gill, Dr. Gurjit Bajwa, Dr. Bajinder Reen, Amrit Malhotra, Sanjay Sinha, Nikki Gill-Burns, Colette Thomson, Maureen Sheahan and Avninder Singh. Missing from the photo: Dr. Dominic Raco, Manpreet Kaur Brar, Pal Ghumman, Remy Fernandes, Dr. Vandana Ahluwalia, Jake Dheer, Dr. Sunny Handa, Amrit Dawan, Dinesh Vig and Panveer Lachhar.
Pictured above, presenting the cheque to members of the
Cardiac Rehab team are Shoppers Drug Mart franchise owners
Naresh Sehdev (far left), Manuel Silva, Kalpesh Chaughan and
Devinder Singh (l-r, right of the cheque).
Pictured above (l-r): Ralf Jarchow ended his 1,500 km ride in
Charlottetown, PEI after nine days and numerous adventures.
Thank you, Ralf!
Community Events
Shoppers Drug Mart Tree Of Life Campaign
Brampton Civic and Etobicoke General benefitted from
the generosity of Shoppers Drug Mart’s Tree of Life
Campaign, led by franchise owners in both communities.
Congratulations to the Brampton franchise owners who
completed their $150,000 pledge to Brampton Civic to
support Women’s Heart Health!
Pedalling for Peel Memorial
On July 9, 2014, Ralf Jarchow jumped on his bicycle in
Gananoque, Ontario and began a nine day journey,
covering 1,500 kilometres through cities and countryside,
in sunshine and rain. Valerie Jarchow followed his ride,
providing encouragement and assistance along the way.
When they reached their final stop in Charlottetown,
PEI, Ralf’s Ride had raised $15,000 for the new Peel
Memorial, now under construction in Brampton.
Congratulations to Ralf and Valerie for taking and
surviving this epic journey and for being keen supporters
of Osler Foundation. We can’t wait to follow your
next cycling adventure through Western Canada in
September, 2015!
Hydro One Brampton energizes health care
Since 2005, Hydro One Brampton has been a proud
supporter of health care in Brampton. To date, the
funds raised through their annual golf tournament – an
incredible $303,000 – have helped build and equip
Brampton Civic and are now doing the same for the
new Peel Memorial, which will expand access to critical
services, including urgent care and programs for seniors,
and women and children.
Pictured above (l-r): Paul Tremblay, President & CEO, Hydro One Brampton with Ken Mayhew, President & CEO,
Osler Foundation.
John Esplen, President, The Humberview Group
The Humberview Group rides
for Etobicoke General
Pounding Heart. Shortness of Breath. Sweating. This is what
fundraising feels like for John Esplen, on his Humberview
Group Ride. “A strong community needs a strong hospital
and that’s why I knew I had to get involved. Inspiring changes
are coming to Etobicoke General with the new wing. And
at Humberview, we’re excited to be a part of that.” Last
September, led by Canadian riding legend Steve Bauer, the
group of 60 cyclists challenged themselves in the Halton
Hills escarpment and raised $30,000 for Etobicoke General’s
redevelopment projects, bringing the total raised in the past
three years to $80,000! A big thank you to the organizers,
participants and pledgers who made this event a success!
Pictured above (l-r): Dyanne Ostrander, Director of Development, Osler Foundation, Maureen Sheahan, VP, Philanthropy, Osler Foundation, and
GO Transit Willowbrook Social Committee members Ka Lam Leung, Magda Shqueir, Frida Mazarello, Amanda Henriques and Terry Cattani.
GO Transit pitches in with golf tourney
It’s easy to imagine Etobicoke General’s new wing –
but impossible to build it alone. Thanks to another
successful GO Transit Willowbrook Golf Tournament,
which raised $25,000 towards their pledge, we’re one
step closer to realizing the new services – like a brand
new, expanded emergency department – that will soon
benefit the community.
Pictured above: Ontario Paddler’s Association 12-hour paddling event.
Ontario Paddler’s Association battles cancer
Osler welcomed a new supporter this year – Ontario
Paddler’s Association! During a 12-hour paddling event,
the group raised $15,650 through an online campaign
for Oncology and Oral Chemotherapy Education in
honour of friends battling cancer.
Financial Overview
23%
8%
69%
Distribution of funds
69% Equipment and capital projects
(building)
23% Patient care
8% Education and research
During the past year, generous individual
donors, businesses, corporations,
community groups, service clubs,
foundations, and Osler staff and physicians
invested $8M in Osler’s hospitals through an astounding 30,184 gifts.
Thank you for your extraordinary generosity. These gifts
were put to work funding programs, new equipment
and technology, including:
13%
20%
28%
39%
How funds were raised
39% Individuals/Estates
28% Corporations
20% Foundations
13% Community groups
• ventilators to help patients in critical care
breathe easier
• new stretchers so patients could rest comfortably
• bilisoft blankets to swaddle newborns who
require phototherapy to treat jaundice
• a video bronchoscope to safely examine
patient airways and quickly determine the best
treatment options
• a pathology microscope to diagnose diseased tissues
Funds are also helping to build the new Peel Memorial,
which is under construction, and preparing the
infrastructure at Etobicoke General to support the
new four-storey wing.
30,184
gifts
$8M
= in funds
raised
Every room, service and program benefits
from your generosity.
Every patient served by Osler’s hospitals
feels the impact of your gift as new
diagnostic equipment, technology and
spaces help our skilled physicians,
nurses, clinicians and staff to provide
patient-inspired care, every day.
Each gift – your gift – is making
a difference, right now.
Thank you for your incredible support.
7,377 $100 $350,355
gifts of
or less totalled
in funds raised
Every dollar matters
This past year, we received 7,377 gifts under $100.
When added together, this resulted in an astounding
$350,355 raised to help improve patient care.
What can we do with $350,355?
We can invest in equipment for programs at Brampton
Civic and Etobicoke General. We can improve the
speed and quality of diagnostics so patients can begin
receiving the treatment and the care they need.
We can make areas within the hospitals more seniorfriendly. We can make sure vulnerable newborns have
phototherapy so moms and dads can take their babies
home. We can put the right tools in the skilled hands
of our physicians and staff so they can provide their
best to patients. We can do all this and more.
Your gift – when added to other gifts like
yours – can make a difference to thousands
of patients and their families. And for this,
we thank you.
Click here to see how one piece of innovative equipment
impacts patient care, thanks to generous donors
“I joined Monthly Partners in Care to help Etobicoke General Hospital fund new
advancements in care and technology. I know that my gift along with others
will help to meet the Hospital’s goals and vision for the future.”
JOAO RODRIGUES
Thank you to our generous donors
Osler Foundation is grateful to all donors who help make it possible for Osler’s physicians, nurses, clinicians
and staff to go beyond and provide exemplary care, every day. The following donors contributed gifts of
$1,000 or more between April 1, 2014 and March 31, 2015.
Individuals
Dr. Maher K. M. Abou-Seido
Dr. Partha Acharyya
Ishmet and Fatima Ackbarally
– Norack Motors
Mr. Miklos L. Adamovits
Mr. Nawel Aggarwal
Dr. Vandana Ahluwalia
Dr. Mayraj Ahmad
Dr. Kunniparampil Alexander
Manuel and Delfina Alexandre
Irshand Ali
Mr. Rahamat Ali
Ms. Zaira Ali
E. Alves and Family
Dr. Shy and Dr. Amiya Amlani
Mr. Matthew Anderson
Mrs. Winifred M. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles and
Lenore Armstrong
Dr. Asim Masood and Family
The Attrell Family
Mr. George Avraam
Zubeida and Abdul Aziz Badi
Mr. and Mrs. Krishan Singh
Bagga
Dr. Gurjit Bajwa
Dr. Harmeet K. Bami
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A.
Baulcomb
Dr. Joseph Baum and
Dr. Debbie Baum
Mrs. Rita Bawa
Rena and Behram Baxter
Mrs. Michele Beals
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B.
Benson
Mrs. Vinnie Berman
Mr. Anil Bhasin
Mr. Amar Bhatia and Family
Mr. Mohinder Singh Bhullar
Mr. Harsh Bibra, P. Eng.
Mr. Kevin Boland
Mrs. Aileen Bowyer
Gurdarshan S. Brar
Dr. Herbert Brill and
Dr. Susan Telner
Phylis R. Brown
Drs. Stephen and Mijin Brown
The Burkart Family
Mrs. Brenda R. Bushey
Doreen Caron-Turcic
Mr. Juan F. Carranza
Dr. Preston Carvalho
Dr. and Mrs. M. Sabir
Chaudhry
Mr. Ken Cheung
Dr. Stephen and
Mrs. Vicky Chin
Mr. David Chondon
Mr. Frank Clegg
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel J.
Clementino
Dorne and Angela Collison
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Conover
Fabrizio (Fab) Corazzola
David and Anne Corbett
Nick and Rosanne Cortellucci
Mrs. Mary Anne Crawford
Mr. Norman Cross
Mr. Dennis J. Cutajar
Mr. John Cutruzzola
The Honourable William G.
Davis, Q.C. and The Davis
Family
Dr. Alan Davison
Janet and Bryan Dawson
Mr. Cassim Degani
Dr. Justin Delwo
Ms. Susan deRyk
Vinod Devgun and Rashmi
Devgun
Dr. Jagdeesh Dhaliwal
Mr. Gurinder Pal Dhanju and
Mrs. Jatinder Kaur
Mr. Rajinder Pal Dhanju and
Mrs. Manraj Kaur
Dr. Sandra Donnelly
Mr. Rachpal S. Dosanjh
Dave Downie
Lou and Gail Duggan
Mr. and Mrs. Garry R. Duncan
Dr. Vivian El-Kholi
R. Barry Elliott
Yasim and Latif Fazal
Rose and Klaus Feikes
Dr. Patricia FitzGerald
Betty and Gerard Fitzhenry
Ms. Joanne Flewwelling
Ms. Ann M. Ford
Mr. Rod Foss
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Francis
Dr. Joseph Friedlich
Maria R. Gabriele
Ms. Daniela Gatti
Mr. Gary Genik
Mr. Surinder Pal Singh
Ghumman
Mr. Gurjeet Gill
Kulvir Singh Gill and
Birender Kaur Gill
Robert E. Giroux
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gray
Mr. Derek R. Greenside
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Gregory
Dr. Nicolas Guay
Dr. Rajeev Gupta
Dr. Albert Gyimah
Dr. Kamil Haider
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hall
Dr. Sunny Handa
Ms. Molly Harnarine
Ms. Katharine Havill
Mr. James Healey
Dr. Ronald and Jane
Heslegrave
Bill and Nancy Hewson
The Hopkins Family
Basil and Nancy Hunter
Mr. Walter C. Huskins
Dr. Kashif and Mehreen Irshad
Mr. Albert E. Jackman
Mr. and Mrs. Amarjit S. Jajwan
Mr. Douglas Jamieson
Mr. and Mrs. Ralf R. Jarchow
Preet, Yudhvir Jaswal and
Family
Mayor Linda Jeffrey
George and Carole Jenney
Ms. Maureen Jessup
Mr. Anilkumar Jethava
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones
Mrs. Sunita Joshi
Mr. Jasdeep Singh Jouhal
Bill Kanellopoulos
Dr. Oscar A. Karbi
Jim and Debbie Kennedy
Dr. Brian Klar
Dr. and Mrs. David Koczerginski
Dr. Rishi Kumar
Dr. Robert Kurtz
Dr. Sophia Lakatoo Hunt
Bill and Jean Lawrence
Wendy Leach
Dr. Allan Lee
Dr. Betty Lee
Dr. W. Ker and Mrs. Debra
Leggatt
Mr. Steve Leigh
Mr. Robert Lewis
Mr. Stephen E. Lewis
Karen Lockwood
Dr. Teresa Loucks-Gray
Mrs. Lori L. Mackay
Dr. Ewen MacPherson
Mr. Pedro M. Maia
Mr. Asim Malik
Mr. Brian Maltby and
Mrs. Noreen Maltby
Dr. Ahmed Mansour
Ms. Shirley Marche
Dr. Sylvia Marcos
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Martin
Dr. Frank and Dawn Martino
Ken and Suzanne Mayhew
Mr. Jon McGinnis
Ms. Marilyn McGuigan
Mrs. Julia McIntyre
Jane and Craig McMullan
Mr. Mohindar Singh Minhas
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell
Dr. Naveed Mohammad
Ms. Silvia Montefiore
Mr. James Moolecherry
Dr. John Morrell
Rod and Marlin Morrell
Drs. Ali and Shamim Najarali
Dr. Monica Narula
Dr. Neeraj Narula
Mejor S. Natt and Family
Ms. Lindsay Neidrauer
Mr. Rob Nelson
Dr. Naushad Noorani
Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. North
Ms. Betty E. Odlum
Ms. Margaret O’Donoghue
Dr. Charles Ohene-Darkoh
Dr. Brian W. Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Russ
and Jane Oldfield
Dr. Daniel Omura
Ms. Dyanne Ostrander
Mr. Benjamin Owusu-Ansah
Dr. Amritpal Pannu
Mr. Wayne M. Parker
Mrs. Urmila Patel
Deb and Bob Peacock
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Peoples
Dr. Andrew Peppin
Mrs. Margaret Peressotti
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Perkins
The Peters Family
Ms. Caroline Petrucci
Dr. Prashant Phalpher
Mr. and Mrs. Do Trung Phu
Mr. and Mrs. Stan J. Pilat
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pinheiro
Ms. Adrienne Pink
Mr. Richard Powers
Daniel Prescott
Elizabeth Giesbrecht rallies support for Osler from outside the community
Susan and Richard Prouse
Mr. Sant Purewal
Mr. and Mrs. Munawer R.
Qureshi
Dr. T. and Mrs. Qureshi
Mr. Muhammad Rafiq
Mr. Makhan Rai
AJ Rana
Mr. Iqbal Rana
Dr. Umesh and Priya Rayar
Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Rector
Mr. Kulwant Riarh
Mrs. Lois Rice
Mr. Michael P. Richardson
Mr. Steve Robinson
Mr. Warren Robinson
Mr. Alain Ruel
Mr. Yogesh Sandell
Ms. Norma Sanderson
Mr. Harpal Sandhu
Mrs. Anisha Sane
Dr. Sangeeta Bajaj
Mr. Parshotam Singh Sangha
Dr. Amritpal Sasan
Dr. Razi Sayeed
Sonia Scarcello
Dr. Sandeep Sehdev
Mr. Gurjeet Singh Sekhon
Dr. Ato Sekyi-Otu
Mr. and Mrs. Badar R. Shamim
Mr. and Mrs. Rajesh Sharma
Mr. David Sharpe
Ms. Maureen Sheahan
Dr. Hilarie Sheehan
Mr. and Mrs. Balbir Singh Shergill
Dr. Susan Shinoff
Souraya Sidani
Mrs. Bente E. Simonsen
Since 2007, the Peterborough
K.M. Hunter Charitable
Foundation has supported
Osler – first, donating to help
open the doors of Brampton
Civic, and in the past three
years, donating annually for
Peel Memorial Hospital.
This support is thanks to
its President, Elizabeth
Giesbrecht, who lives in,
and loves, Brampton.
“The population of
Brampton has tripled since
my husband and I moved
here twenty-five years ago
and Brampton desperately
needs more resources to
be able to provide health
services for everyone, which
is the primary reason our
foundation has supported
the construction of the new
facilities,” says Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Avninder Singh
Mr. and Mrs. Joginder P. Singh
Mr. Verminder Singh
Dr. Mohit Singla
Mr. Michael A. Sloski
Mr. Richard Smart
Dr. and Mrs. Ian F. Smith
Ms. Reta C. Smith
Mr. Joao Soares
Dr. Avrum A. Soicher and
Dr. Judy A. Cooper
Dr. W. Soliman and Family
Dr. and Mrs. Balbhadar D.
Sood
Dr. Sunel Sookdeo
Professor Brenda Spotton
Visano
Mr. Richard St. Pierre
Mr. Wayne J. Stewart
Alena and Vladimir Stritesky
Drs. Ganesh Subramanian and
Tripti Papneja
Dr. Marilyn Sutandar
Dr. Fred B. Swaine
Dr. Christine L. Tang
Mr. Joao Tavares
Fernando and Beatriz Teves
and Family
Satish Thakkar and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Harkanwal S. Thind
Mr. George Tomczak
Bill and Kathleen Troost
Mr. Sean M. Trueland
Mr. Paul Truscott
Dr. Leslie Vanderburgh
Dr. Michael van Gulik
Mr. Robert Varga
Ms. Maheen Vayani
Mr. Walter Veenstra
Mr. and Mrs. James Walton
Dr. Ihsan Waraich
Mr. Glen J. Way
Dr. Nicholas and Mrs. Donna
Wheeler
Councillor and Mrs. Doug
Whillans
Mr. Faisal Yousuf
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Yufe
Mr. and Mrs. Eajaz Zaheer
Mrs. Shaista Zainul
Mr. Steve-Setrag Zovuguian
Mrs. Jaantje Zucchero
Carpenter’s District Council of Ontario members, representing
Local 27 and Local 675, pictured (l-r): Nick Pistilli; John
DeLuca, Executive Board Member; Maureen Sheahan, VP,
Philanthropy, Osler Foundation; Gord Webster and Joe Sleva.
Corporations
Akal Optical (Bramalea) Ltd.
Algonquin Careers Academy
All-Lift Ltd.
Almag Aluminum Inc.
Ansar & Islamic Co-operative
Housing Corporation Ltd.
Antalis Capital Limited
Anycrete General
Contracting Inc.
AR Jaffer Professional
Incorporation
Arbor Memorial Inc.
Aztrix Solutions
Baker & McKenzie LLP
BASF Canada Inc.
Beatty Foods Ltd.
Bell Canada
BMO Bank of Montreal
BMO Financial Group
Boston Scientific Ltd.
“I truly believe that we need
to find new approaches to
health care which focus on
well-being and preventative
care rather than being strictly
reactive after an illness is
diagnosed. The plans for
the new Peel Memorial
incorporate these goals as
well as providing additional
health services for Brampton’s
ever-growing population.”
The Brampton Board of Trade
Brampton Brick Limited
Brampton Funeral Home
& Cemetery
The Brampton Golf Club
Brannon Steel
Cargojet
C.D.C. Contracting
CARP Chapter 52 – Brampton
CCL Label
Cesaroni & Son Ltd.
Clear Air Solutions
The Clorox Company of
Canada Ltd.
Coats O’Neill Mannerow LLP
Colony Ford Lincoln Sales Inc.
Creaghan McConnell Group Ltd.
Damrell Foods Limited
Dardin Holdings Inc.
The DATA Group of
Companies
DG Group
Double P. Foundation
Downsview Kitchens
Drane Holding Inc.
Effie Matthews Costume
Designs Ltd.
EllisDon Corporation
EMC Corporation
Ernst & Young
Executive Squash & Fitness
Club Inc.
exp Global Inc.
Fieldgate Developments
FieldPoint Service
Applications Inc.
Carpenters Union build on their pledge
Over the years, Locals 675 and 27 have worked together to
sponsor Osler-wide events, and most recently committed to a
$163,000 pledge to support Osler’s hospitals. “Our connection
to Osler is very strong. It’s a cycle of support. Not only do our
members live in the community with their families, but we have
done work at Peel Memorial and the other Osler hospitals.
Giving back only makes sense,” says Mike Yorke, Carpenters and
Allied Workers Local 27 President. Many thanks to Mike Yorke
and John Deluca, Executive Board Member, Local 675 for
their continued support of Osler Foundation!
Indo-Canadian Friends of Osler
Indo-Canadian Friends of Osler, under the leadership of
Satish Thakkar, President of the Excelsior Financial Group,
continued to make progress against their $1 million pledge
to fund projects at Osler’s three hospitals. This year,
generous supporters pledged $123,000, bringing the total
to $300,000! Congratulations to all for a tremendous year.
Mehren Research Corp.
Metex Heat Treating Ltd.
Flato Developments
The Mills Group Inc.
Flo Draulic Group
MModal Canada Co.
Four A Foods Ltd.
MNP LLP
Fujitec Canada Inc.
Nainesh Kotak Professional
Funding Innovation
Corporation
G4S Secure Solutions
National Bank of Canada
Gagnon & Law Urban
New Dresden Properties
Planners Ltd.
Limited
Global Waste Service Inc.
Nortex Roofing Ltd.
GO Transit Willowbrook
On Track Safety Ltd.
Social Committee
OnX Enterprise Solutions
Greater Toronto Airports
Orlando Corporation
Authority
Paradise Homes Corp.
Greenfield Specialty
Prouse, Dash & Crouch, LLP
Alcohols Inc.
Pinchin Environmental Ltd.
High Performance
Plan Group
Marketing Inc.
Qualicare In-Home Assisted
HOCHTIEFF PPP Solutions
Living Inc.
Hoffmann-La Roche Limited
Queenston Plaza Inc.
Honeywell Limited
Rail Connect Transportation
HUB International HKMB
Rama Salubrity Care
Limited
Centre Inc.
The Humberview Group
RBC Automotive Finance
Hydro One Brampton
Group
Imperial Parking Canada
RBC Dominion Securities
Corporation
RBC Royal Bank
Industrial Alliance Insurance
S&C Electric Canada Ltd.
and Financial Services Inc.
Scotiabank – Brampton
Insultech
Local Branches
Jambras Inc.
Scotiabank
Jarden Consumer Solutions
The Sharpe-Way Group
Canada Charity Fund
Shoppers Drug Mart –
Kifinti Solutions Inc.
Brampton Stores
KLM Planning Partners Inc.
Shoppers Drug Mart –
LeapFrog Enterprise Inc.
Etobicoke – Finchdale,
Lexmark Canada Inc.
Thistletown, Albion Mall
Loopstra Nixon LLP
Simplex Grinnell LP
Loupen Investments Ltd.
Smart Move Facility Services
M.A.M. Group Inc.
Solocrete General
Malton Benevolent Association Contracting Ltd.
Mandarin Restaurant Franchise Sorin Group Canada Inc.
Corporation
Stan Tire Specialist Ltd.
Manny’s Restaurant Ltd.
Standard Parking of
Maple Lodge Farms Ltd.
Canada Ltd.
Marek Hospitality Inc.
Stantec Consulting
Maryam Fathimani Dentistry
Sterling Dental
Professional Corporation
Subhana Transport Inc.
McCarney Greenwood LLP
Summit Ford
McLeish Corr-A-Box
SyLogix Consulting Inc.
Packaging & Design
Sunwing Travel Group
Meda Valeant Pharma
Talsma Home Inspection
Canada Inc.
TD Insurance Meloche
Medtronic of Canada Ltd.
Monnex
TD Wealth – Private
Investment Counsel
Tire World Inc.
Toronto Terminals Railway
Tyco Simplex Grinnell
Uni-Select Eastern Inc.
United Cleaning Services
Limited
V & O. Syrnyk
Vaughan Diagnostic Medical
Centre
Vena Solutions
Warden Wood Health
Centre Inc.
Zast Foods Corporation
Brampton Volleyball
League Inc.
Canadian Pakistani Friends
of Osler
Carpenters and Allied
Workers Local 27
Chinguacousy Lions Club
Drywall Acoustic Lathing &
Insulation Local Union 675
École Secondaire Jeunes Sans
Frontières
Faith of Life Network
Georgetown Lions Club
Gujarati Seniors’ Club
Foundations
Indo-Canadian Friends of Osler
Angle Eyes Foundation
Islamic Shia Ithna-Asheri Jama
Beaumier Churcott Foundation Islamic Society of Peel
Brampton and Caledon
Islamic Society of Toronto
Community Foundation
J. Lipani Turf Group
BUDDYS ‘n BOWS
Jamiat-ul-Ansar of Brampton
FOUNDATION
Knights of Columbus 4973
Conam Charitable Foundation Local 506 & T.C.A. Charity
Gary Bluestein Charitable
Bocce Ball Tournament
Foundation in honour of
Mayor’s Stepping Out Golf
Banty’s Roost GC
Classic
Guru Nanak Community
Mohawk College of Applied
Services Foundation
Arts and Technology
Intact Foundation
Muslim Friends of Osler
The Jack & Gloria Cann
Osler Staff Donors
Foundation
Osler Student Volunteer
J.P. Bickell Foundation
Youth Committee
The Lloyd Carr-Harris
Portuguese Canadian
Foundation
Integration Movement
Marian Sheard Family Fund
Rotary Club of Bolton
Nylene, Sharon and Cameron
Charitable Trust
Welsh Endowment Fund
Rotary Club of Bramalea
The Peterborough K.
Rotary Club of Brampton –
M. Hunter Charitable
Heart Lake
Foundation
The Royal Canadian Legion –
United Way of Greater
Ontario Provincial
Toronto
United Achievers’ Club
United Way of Peel Region
University Bible Fellowship
At Humber
Community Groups
William Osler Health System
Amigos Portugueses do
Craft Sale
Peel Memorial
BCH Professional Staff
Dragon Boat Team
Association
Brampton Filipino Seniors Club Volunteer Association
Brampton Motorcycle
Zonta Club of BramptonAssociation
Caledon
Brampton Sunnatul Islamic
Association
Osler’s volunteers are the epitome of going beyond
In addition to all the incredible work they do around our
hospitals, they also go a step further by running the gift shops
and holding events to raise funds that help Osler put the best
equipment in the skilled hands of our physicians and staff. This
past year, Osler’s Volunteer Association raised $274,000 toward
their $3M pledge supporting all three hospitals, bringing their
total to $578,000! Thank you, volunteers, for everything you do!
Pictured (l-r): Loyal volunteers Joan Jamieson, Arleen Furgala,
Ruth Jefferies, Olive Clark, Amy Jordan and Phyllis Brown
were presented with 50-year pins in honour of their dedication
to Osler. The event also posthumously recognized the late
Maggie Leigh for her 50 years of volunteering.
Sponsors
Aviva Canada Inc.
A-1 Taxi Inc.
Aird & Berlis LLP
Argo Development
Corporation
Astra Zeneca
BCH Professional Staff
Association
Beaverhall Homes
Blackstone Energy Services
BMO Financial Group
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Brampton Brick
The Brampton Guardian
Brattys LLP
Brookfield Homes
Cable Control Systems Inc.
Can Build Industries Inc.
Cargojet
BUDDYS ‘n BOWS
FOUNDATION
Long-time supporters
BUDDYS ‘n BOWS
FOUNDATION, donated
$26,000 to Brampton
Civic this past year. Their
fundraising efforts support
the hospital’s Compassionate
Care Program in Paediatrics
and the Therapeutic
Drumming Program.
Carillion Canada Inc.
Carpenters and Allied
Workers Local 27
Cassidy and Company
Architectural Technologists
CCV Insurance & Financial
Services Inc.
CEE Benefits
Chubb Insurance
CIBC
Clear Air Solutions
Compass Group Canada
The Daniels Corporation
David Schaeffer
Engineering Ltd.
Davies Howe Partners LLP
DG Group
The Dominion
Downsview Kitchens
Drywall Acoustic Lathing &
Insulation Local Union 675
The Economical Insurance
Group
EGH Professional Staff
Association
EMC Corporation of Canada
Etobicoke General GIM
Feige Nawrocki LLP
Fieldgate Developments
Mrs. Dolores Franco
Garner’s Sports
GEO Morphix Ltd.
Ghumman & Partners LLP
GO Transit Willowbrook
Social Committee
Handa Medical Group
Hitesh Mehta Medicine
Holding Jones Vanderveen Inc.
Honeywell Limited
HUSSON ENGINEERING +
MANAGEMENT
IMCHD
In & Out Car Wash
Insurance Bureau of Canada
Intact Insurance Company
The Kinsmen Club of
Bramalea
KLM Planning Partners Inc.
KPMG LLP
Lexmark Canada Inc.
Lormel Homes
Maple Lodge Farms Ltd.
Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines
Limited
MBTW-WAI
MD Management/WT
Melrose Investments
Mentor College
Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc.
Northbridge Financial
Corporation
Northwest Lexus
Orlando Corporation
PCL Constructors Canada Inc.
Peel Mutual Insurance
Company
Pfizer Canada Inc.
Phillips, Hager & North
Investment Management Ltd.
Policaro Automotive Family
Powerade Centre
Primont Homes
RBC Foundation
Reen Medicine Professional
Corporation
Mrs. Lois Rice
S. Robinson & Associates of
RBC Dominion Securities
Schaeffer and Associates
Scotiabank Group
SCS Consulting Group
Sonia Scarcello
Sterling Dental
Stonybrook Consulting Inc.
Strybos Barron King Ltd.
TD Canada Trust – Credit
River District
Urbantech Consulting
Valcoustics
Wawanesa Insurance
In Honour of
Brampton Civic Hospital –
4th Floor Rehab Staff
Angie DeGasperis
Joyce Frustaglio
Anthony Guglietti
Alina Irshad
Milan Kacer
Pedro M. Maia
Roberta Minna
Prasanna Selliah
Townwood Homes Inc.
In Memory of
Sardarni Ravinder K. Bhullar
Elizabeth Gwilliams
Joseph E. Hunt
Jethalal Jethava
Margaret E. Leigh
David C. Millar
Satinder Oberoi
Giuseppe Oppedisano
Fotios Petro
Salma Sidani
Michael A. Sloski
Nancy Wiesner
Mohammad Zainul
Mr. Vaikuntam Iyer
Gerald A. Cuthbert
Nelson Tilander
From the Estate of
John Bruce Carruthers
John Cleave
Herta Jalowicki
Robert J. Smith
Linda Truesdale
William Thomas Wise
G. Douglas Zimmerman
OUR VISION
Creating healthier communities
through philanthropy
OUR MISSION
Building and fostering relationships
in order to raise funds to support
William Osler Health System’s capital,
education and research priorities
OUR VALUES
Respect – responsiveness to the
needs, wishes and interests of
our donors, the community and
Passion – excitement and pride
in William Osler Health System,
its programs and people
Teamwork – inclusiveness through
partnerships internally and
externally with our broad and
diverse communities
Innovation – nurturing excellence
through creative thinking,
willingness to embrace new
opportunities and continuous
improvement
William Osler Health System Foundation
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kulvir Singh Gill, Chair
Fabrizio (Fab) Corazzola, Vice-Chair
Anne Corbett
Dave Downie
Daniela Gatti
Pal Ghumman
Heather Gray
Dr. Kashif Irshad
Robert Lewis
Ryan Pennie
Bob Peacock
Steve Robinson
Sonia Scarcello
Dr. Mohit Singla
Sue Teti
Faisal Yousuf
Ex-Officio Members
Matthew Anderson, President and CEO,
Ken Mayhew, President and CEO,
William Osler Health System Foundation
WILLIAM OSLER HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION
www.oslerfoundation.org | info@oslerfoundation.org
Brampton Civic Hospital
2100 Bovaird Drive East, Brampton, ON L6R 3J7
(905) 494-6556
Etobicoke General Hospital
101 Humber College Boulevard, Etobicoke, ON M9V 1R8
(416) 747-3388
Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness
(905) 494-6890
Charitable Number 12996 5133 RR0001
WILLIAM OSLER HEALTH SYSTEM
www.williamoslerhs.ca
Brampton Civic Hospital
2100 Bovaird Drive East, Brampton, ON L6R 3J7
(905) 494-2120
Etobicoke General Hospital
101 Humber College Boulevard, Etobicoke, ON M9V 1R8
(416) 494-2120

Report to the Community, 2014/15 - William Osler Health System

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