2004-05 Annual Report

Annual Report

2004 /2005

C a nuc k Pl ac e is a story of courage and vision, and a shining example of the good that comes from individuals and organizations seeing a need in their community and working together to fill it. In this case, there was a need to provide another care option for children with life-limiting illnesses and their families – an option that would give families the added flexibility to access hospice care when hospital or home care could no longer meet their needs.

Message from Wayne Duzita, Hospice Board Chair & Filomena Nalewajek, Executive Director 2004/05 brought a number of challenges and accomplishments to

input and suggestions were obtained and used to chart the new

Canuck Place Children Hospice, in addition to ushering in the

direction of the hospice. Also as part of the strategic planning

10th Anniversary of the opening of North America’s first free

process, staff, volunteers, donors and other stakeholder voices were

standing children’s hospice, Canuck Place.

heard. As the process nears completion, a clear and focused vision

In an effort to improve efficiency, communication, and adherence to a refined governance model, the previous two Boards [the Foundation Board and the Hospice Board] were merged into one unified body. The single board governance structure will now allow

for the organization is emerging. The new strategic plan will not only provide direction for the hospice for the next three to five years, but it will also help to identify priorities and necessary resources needed to accomplish the goals.

the newly formed and smaller Foundation Board to focus on

Our staff and volunteers are the cornerstone of Canuck Place and in

overseeing the building of an endowment and long-term operating

this past year they have not only provided stellar care to children and

funding, while working hand-in-hand with the Hospice, which will

families but also have made significant contributions to advancing the

continue to provide governance to the general hospice operations

body of knowledge and skills in the field of pediatric palliative care.

and annual fund program.

With the security of being financially stable and a clear direction for

Thanks to the generous support of numerous donors [individuals, corporations, and foundations], the organization was able to continue to respond to the needs of children and families, despite the uncertain challenges brought on by the loss of an NHL season.

A renewed focus on the development and maintenance of alternate strategies to access funding aided in moving us closer to our goal of achieving financial stability. Strategies such as revamped branding and marketing programs, grant applications, annual giving program

the future, the board, staff and volunteers will continue to serve with unwavering commitment, British Columbia’s children with lifethreatening illnesses and their families. Canuck Place is positioned to achieve and celebrate many more milestones in the years to come.

At the core of our achievements over this past year are all the courageous children and their families who teach us every day that anything can be accomplished with great love and determination.

and special events were put in place and are already showing positive returns.

As a priority to map out the future direction, the charity initiated a review of its Strategic Plan during 2004/05. Families were asked to

Wayne Duzita,

participate in focus groups, interviews and surveys where their

Hospice Board Chair

Filomena Nalewajek, Executive Director

The Year in Review

Santa’s Visit: Santa shares a moment with a family on his visit to the Hospice.

Summer Camp: A trip to Camp Squamish brings summer fun and pampering as a pudding facial is applied for big laughs.

YVR Golf for Kids: A friendly golf challenge between the employees from all sectors within the Vancouver International Airport community raised $269,000, of which Canuck Place was a major beneficiary.

New Friends: There were a lot of events to make new friends at in 2004 - 2005 including the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, the Lighting of the Hospice and riding on a float at the Santa Claus Parade.

Fin’s Birthday: The Vancouver Canucks lovable mascot, Fin, celebrates his 3rd birthday with friends at Canuck Place.

Scary Skate: Children, families, staff and volunteers join Marc Crawford and Dave Nonis at General Motors Place for frightening fun.

Canuck Place Children’s Hospice The following is summarized information from the organization’s audited financial statements.

A complete set of the audited financial statements is available on request.

Summarized Statements of Financial Position

As at March 31

2005

Assets Current Assets: Cash Accounts receivable Due from Foundation* Prepaid expenses Capital Assets

Liabilities and Net Assets Current Liabilities: Accounts payable Due to Foundation* Deferred revenue

Deferred capital contributions Net Assets: Invested in capital assets Internally restricted Externally restricted

2004

2,750,241 110,964 955 16,936 2,879,096 4,559,199 7,438,295

1,541,532 80,153 327,504 3,277 1,952,466 4,665,615 6,618,081

396,043 120,184 232,751 748,978

359,587 5,096 204,864 569,547

255,476

269,785

4,303,723 1,831,977 298,141 6,433,841 7,438,295

4,395,830 1,090,648 292,271 5,778,749 6,618,081

2005

2004

To the Members of Canuck Place Children’s Hospice: Our auditors, KPMG LLP, have audited and issued an opinion on the complete financial statements of Canuck Place Children's Hospice. These financial statements, and the auditors' opinion, are available upon request.

Summarized Statements of Operations

For the year ended March 31

Revenue: Donations Province of BC Contributions from Canucks for Kids Fund Contributions from Foundation* Interest and other

Expenses: Amortization Facilities and administration Fundraising Program expenses Salaries and benefits

Canuck Place Children’s Hospice 2004/2005 Revenue

3,065,762 1,254,396 1,217,579 451,973 168,577 6,158,287

54,451 1,013,766 2,335,304 118,257 3,521,778

227,966 258,156 215,551 358,418 3,322,920 4,383,011

209,387 183,371 39,518 174,796 2,744,432 3,351,504

1,775,276

170,274

Donations - 50%

Contributions from Canucks for Kids - 20%

Interest and other - 3%

Contributions from Foundation - 7%

Province of BC - 20%

Canuck Place Children’s Hospice 2004/2005 Expenses

Facilities and administration - 6%

Contributions to Foundation* Excess of revenue over expenses

1,120,184

-

655,092

170,274

Amortization - 5% Fundraising - 5%

Salaries and benefits - 76%

* Foundation refers to the Canuck Place Children’s Hospice Foundation

Program expenses - 8%

Canuck Place Children’s Hospice Foundation To the Members of Canuck Place Children’s Hospice Foundation: Our auditors, KPMG LLP, have audited and issued an opinion on the complete financial statements of Canuck Place Children's Hospice Foundation. These financial statements, and the auditors' opinion, are available upon request.

The following is summarized information from the organization’s audited financial statements.

A complete set of the audited financial statements is available on request.

Summarized Statements of Financial Position

As at March 31

2005

Assets Current Assets: Cash Short-term investments Accounts receivable Due from Hospice* Prepaid expenses

135,513

Capital Assets

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable Due to Hospice*

Net Assets: Unrestricted Flagel-Duzita Legacy Endowment Fund

2004

772,216

926,983

-

-

36,458

120,184

5,096

-

937

1,182,680

814,707

-

1,898

1,182,680

816,605

1,212

27,745

955

327,504

2,167

355,249

1,120,513

441,356

60,000

20,000

1,180,513

461,356

1,182,680

816,605

2005

2004

Summarized Statements of Operations

For the year ended March 31 Revenue: Contributions from Hospice* Donations Gaming activities Interest and other Bequests Contributions from Canucks for Kids Fund

Expenses: Amortization Facilities and administration Fundraising Program expenses Salaries and benefits

1,120,184

-

42,000

1,462,020

20,452

-

496

51,907

-

175,032

-

1,709,399

1,183,132

3,398,358

-

211

1,671

157,871

10,331

101,765

-

20,001

-

196,949

12,002

476,797

1,171,130

2,921,561

Contributions to Hospice*

451,973

2,481,692

Excess of revenue over expenses

719,157

439,869

* Hospice refers to the Canuck Place Children’s Hospice

Our partnership with the Canucks for Kids Fund and our relationship with the ownership, management, coaching staff and players, and with the fans of the Vancouver Canucks are of utmost importance to Canuck Place and of special significance to our children and families. The Vancouver Canucks are a fundamental supporter of Canuck Place Children’s Hospice.

The Canucks for Kids Fund supports a variety of charities with a primary focus on grassroots hockey, education and children's health and wellness. The Fund helps families and children to improve their quality of life. Since the Canucks for Kids Fund first began its charitable work twenty years ago, they have donated over $17 million to B.C. based charities.

The Canucks for Kids Fund has, in the past two years, generously provided record levels of funding to Canuck Place. With a gift from the Canucks this past year of well over $2 million, the Hospice has established a specific contingency reserve fund to help bridge the effect of the NHL work disruption on the team’s ability to raise money for the Hospice.

CANUCKS FOR KIDS FUND $1,000,000 + Key Donors to the Canucks for Kids Fund BC Bakery and Deli Foundation Boston Pizza Canucks for Kids Fund Telethon CIBC Wood Gundy at Park Place Dice & Ice HUB Financial Richard Brodeur Celebrity Classic Richmond Auto Mall YVR Golf for Kids

BRAD MAY & FRIENDS $300,000 Key Donors & Sponsors to Brad May & Friends AMP Merchandising Ltd. Anonymous Bell BC Hydro Power Smart Boffo Construction Group CIBC CKNW AM 980 Click-A-Thon World Wide Fundraising Inc. Esso Westview Harmony Airways Inc. LEONE Lira Enterprises Ltd. Logan Communications MOJO Sports Radio Pacific National Exhibition Save on Foods Sports Action TELUS The Sutton Place Hotel The Province - Empty Stocking Fund The Vancouver Sun Urban Behavior Vancouver Giants Westwood Printing White Spot

Gifts from Organizations $100,000 - $249,000 Shoppers Drug Mart Variety -The Children's Charity $50,000 - $99,999 Bell Canada Golden Spike Pub Oakridge Centre TD Bank Financial Group $25,000 - $49,999 Ledcor Industries Inc. Lower Mainland Steel (1998) Limited Seymour's Pub $10,000 - $24,999 Bentall Capital Coast Capital Savings Concord Pacific Group Inc. Coriva Management Inc. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Goodco West Investment Corp.

Great Century Fund Hudson's Bay Company Motion Picture Industry Charitable Alliance Purdy's Chocolates Taiga Forest Products TELUS Vancouver Board of Trade $5,000 - $9,999 Business in Vancouver Fine Sciences Tools Inc. Genworth Financial Canada Jamie Booth Golf Classic JTB International (Canada) Ltd. Keen Engineering Co. Ltd. Medallion Wine Marketing Inc. Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. The Falls Golf & Country Club The HYDRECS Fund Vancouver Giants Wheelhouse Pub $2,500 - $4,999 Association of Professional Engineers of BC Electronic Arts (Canada) Inc. Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP Kelron Distribution (Vancouver) Ltd. North Vancouver Community Players Pacific National Exhibition Schenker of Canada Limited St. Paul Guarantee Insurance Company Standard Life Assurance Company The Ken Hamon Memorial Bike Ride Van-Kam Freightways Ltd. Web Press Graphics Ltd. Westcor Services Ltd. Yaletown Technology Group Inc. $500 - $2,499 531071 B.C. Ltd. 8907 Investments Ltd. ABC Custom Brokers Ltd. Alexander Holburn Beaudin and Lang LLP Ambulance Paramedics of BC Cupe Local #873 Ammo Power Tool Co. Ltd. Anthem Properties Group Inc. Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. Auto West BMW Base Information Services CFB Esquimalt Bayshore Garden Developments Ltd. Bayshore Home Health BC Biomedical Laboratories Ltd. BC Ferries - Swartz Bay BC Greenhouse Builders BC Mortgage Brokers & Lenders Berezan Management (BC) Ltd. Better Business Bureau of Mainland B.C. Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Bosa Construction Bosa Ventures Realty Inc. Burrell Auto Investments Ltd. Dealer # 10923 Canada Border Services Agency - CBSA Canada Post - VMPP Employees Canadian Bridge Federation Charitable Fund Cartier Investments Ltd. Cascade Aerospace Chemainus Crofton Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie #4400 CIR Mechanical Ltd.

Classic Rock 101 CNR Employees Charities Chest Coal Harbour Realty Advisors Inc. Coast Mountain Bus Company - Port Coquitlam Transit Centre Colliers International Commonwealth Insurance Company Costco Wholesale Langley Distribution Centre Costco Wholesale Richmond Warehouse #54 Costco Wholesale Vancouver Warehouse #509 Crofton Grower Services DLC Distributors Inc. Don Docksteader Motors Dr. Catherine Staples Inc. Dueck on Marine Enigma Interconnect Inc. Eton - West Construction Inc. Fratelli Bakery Fraternal Order of Eagles #20 - Ladies Auxilliary GKW Enterprises Inc. Glass World Industries Ltd. Gourmet Baker Grant Thornton Hardy Sales Limited Hollyburn Group of Companies Homeowner Protection Office Hordo & Bennett Hudd Distribution Inc. Jardine Lloyd Thompson Canada Inc. IBM Employees' Charitable Fund ICBC - Lower Mainland ICBC Police Advisory CommunityTraffic Safety Indianapolis Asbestos Workers Local #18 Inflazyme Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Intracorp Developments Ltd. Keen Engineering Co. Ltd. Kelrek Services Inc. Kiwanis Club of West Vancouver Knights of Columbus Council #9125 Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion #6 Ladysmith Eagles Auxiliary #2101 Larco Investments Ltd. Legal Mulligans Charity Fund Lemare Lake Logging Lennox Pub London Life Employees' Charity Trust MacCallum McIntyre Manches LLP Marpole Team McLaren & Co. Merrick Architecture MJM Enterprises Ltd. MOJO Sports Radio 730 Molson Canada 2005 National Bank Financial Neptune Food Services Norampac Inc., Richmond Division Nuestra Familia Cigar Co. Ltd. Orca Bay Sports & Entertainment Overwaitea Foods Owen Bird P.D. McLaren Limited Pacific Newspaper Group Pan American Nursery Products Inc. Panorama Community Church Parish of Saint George Piteau Associates Engineering Ltd. Plus Computer Solutions PMC-Sierra Inc.

Polygon Homes Ltd. Porcaro Vancouver Ltd. Portrait Homes Ltd. Precious Blood Parish Precious Guise Agencies Inc. Project : Homeworks Provincial Employees Community Services Fund Rafii Architects Inc. RBC Royal Bank Rockwell International Canadian Trust Rona Revy Inc. Royal Canadian Legion - Branch #49 Royal Canadian Legion - Branch #88 Runeberg Social Club Sauder Industries Ltd. St. Thomas More Collegiate Ltd. Steller's Jay Lions Club Stonegate Construction Ltd. T.O.R. The Office Resource Terasen Gas - Warm Hearts Employee Fund The BC Corporation of Commissionaires The Robinson Group Timberwolf Log Trading Ltd. Trev Deeley Motorcycles Trident Exteriors Ltd. Vancouver Inline Hockey League Vancouver T-Birds Pee Wee AAA Team V A R Industries Ltd. Victoria Drive Community Hall VTech Telecommunications Canada Ltd. W. Dick Pavingstone Installations Ltd. Waterborne Underwriting Services Ltd. West Coast Reduction Ltd. Westwood Liquor Store White Rock Lioness Club Workers' Compensation Board of BC

FOUNDATIONS, SCHOOLS & ASSOCIATIONS $50,000 - $99,999 The Lede Family Foundation RBC Foundation $10,000 - $25,000 BC Food Brokers Association Green Shield Canada Jaymac Foundation Quail Rock Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 BC Human Resources Management Association (BCHRMA) BC Shopping Centre Association Canadian Insurance Claims Managers Association Foundation For Youth International Association of Heat & Frost Insulators & Asbestos Workers Skate for Hope Foundation The Deepak Binning Foundation The Dr. Jay Charitable Foundation The Jack and Mary Topolewski Foundation $500 - $2,500 BC Ready - Mixed Concrete Association BMO Fountain of Hope Bradner Elementary School British Columbia Electrical Association Canadian Bridge Federation Charitable Fund Canadian Security Traders Association

Chemainus Crofton Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie #4400 Douglas College Electrical Contractors Association of B.C. Electrical Inspectors Association of B.C. Gujarati Hindu Seniors Society HBC Foundation Kitsilano Secondary School L.A. Matheson Secondary School Lower Mainland Wall & Ceiling Association Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of British Columbia Rockridge Secondary School Seafair Minor Hockey Association Sentinel Interact Club Shaughnessy Elementary School Sons Of Norway Foundation In Canada The Andrew Mahon Foundation Vancouver International Comedy Festival Society W.W. (Peter) Southam Fund

IN KIND DONATIONS $49,000 - $100,000 Linwood Custom Cedar Homes

Gifts From Individuals $900,000 - $1,000,000 Anonymous $10,000 - $25,000 Anonymous Munir & Alida Ali Jahangir Chandani Julia Couch David T. K. Ho Liam & Joya O'Loughlin Jack & Donna Lee Zaleski $5,000 - $9,999 Kenneth Bolton Lorraine Cunningham Tim Ferris Rob & Heather Gawenda Marty Murray Lorna Patterson Lucy Prentice $2,500 - $4,999 Robert & Gail Blake Judith Davis Jeff Palidwor Larry & Marlene Siebert Michael Williams Jeff Wright $1,000 - $2,499 Cheryl Austin Tahir Ayub Mike Ballance David & Tara Barg Mark Bell Kenneth & Joyce Benson Elizabeth Bisson Mike Boehm John & Helen Boultbee Dan Boyda Marilyn Brow Brian Castle Malcolm Christie Grace Clarke Mr. & Mrs. W.E. Couling Ashit Dattani Duncan Davis Barbara Dietterle Rudy & Sue Doornbos Diane L. Eaton Robert & Kazue Fairweather Don Freayh Alan A. Frydenlund Emily G. Griffiths The Honorable Sindi Hawkins Anthony & Barbara Holler Jim Kershaw Margaret Leslie-Melville Kathleen Liu Jyrki O. Lumme Colvin & Winnifred McCambridge

$25,000 - $49,999 Air Canada $10,000 - $24,999 Share the Cupboard $5,000 - $9,999 Canterbury Coffee Corporation $1,000 - $4,999 Pan American Nursery Products Inc. Reps' Marketing West Inc. Shaw Cable TELUS Pioneers Weyhauser $500 - $999

Jardine Lloyd Thompson Canada Inc. Matrix Professional Video Systems Inc. Meadow Fresh Dairy Products Northwest Stoves Ltd. Starbucks Coffee Canada Ticketmaster Canada Vancouver Whitecaps Westburne Electrical Supply $250 - $499 Coquitlam Centre Mall Electronic Arts (Canada) Inc. Hamilton Beach Proctor Silex Canada Little Blessings Trail Appliances

IN KIND SERVICES

Alliance Atlantis Cinemas BC Hydro BC Lions Football Club Inc. Business Objects Duke Energy Fratelli Bakery House of Blues

AllSTAR Window & Pressure Cleaning Systems Cafe of Life - Chiropractic DMG World Media Greater Vancouver Home Builders Association Hilton Vancouver Metrotown IPAC Lower Mainland Steel (1998) Limited

Mark & Karin McLaren Dan & Margaret McLeod Robert A. Muster Sarah Neiman Wendy Nevison Dave J. Nightingale Gino W. Nonni Audrey Norton Kathryn Padgett Bill Patton Vesna Petrovic Gord Pipkey Robin B. Pitcher Michelle Porter Jean A. Rae Linda Renard John Rondeau Susan Shepherd Hal Siden Hardev & Gurdev Sidhu Kieron Sweeny Derry Walsh Dave Whitaker David Yan

David Gibson Janet Gilbert Michael & Sharon Ginka Arthur Griffiths Doris Gulkison Paul & Emily Hamilton Ethel Hatto Sally Hazel Darryl Hebert George & Linda Hemeon Bud & Cheryl Herman Donald Hewson Eric Holmquist Dustin & Janet Homeniuk Karen Hough Carrie Howell Nancy R. Hoy Corey Hutchens Meini Ickert Lorraine Irving Gordon & Laviah Jamieson Malkeet & Jesse Kaila James R. King Dr. William P. King Marion Klein Julia Knowles Joseph & Vonnie Kovacic Stephen Lam Rick Lang Jill Leversage Patricia Lok Rielly Lumber Rob MacDonald Bob MacIver Mauro Manzi Brent & Tricia McCallum Rosette McDonald George & Sylvia Melville Howard Mickelson Randy Mills Michelle Moore Kathy Moreau Nancy Morrison Greg Obertas Alan O'Reilly Patsy Pang William Park Rosemary Patschke Tanya R. Petraszko Robin B. Pitcher Lloyd Pritchard Gary & Rosemary Prodanuk Pat & Sandra Quinn Marc Rizzardo Nora Roberts George & Rita Robinson Jim & Bea Robson Daniel Rodriguez James Russell Stephani Samaradis Joe Santos Uwe Schnack Robert James Sheppard David J. & Helen Smith

$500 - $999 Adah Arial Amanda Auld Ian Barnhill Rosa Blake Gordon Brown & Barbara Walters-Brown Dave Bruynesteyn Shelly Bryant Pam Burns Ronald & Penny Bush Andrew Chang & Ciara Corcoran Lee Chapman Bettina Charpentier Gordon Chow Dan Cloutier Isabelle Colborne Charles Colson Loren Cooke David J. Corcoran Ellen Courtney Gord Dahlen Phil de Montigny Bryan Dear & Michelle Cote-Dear Susan Dickson William Doig Berenice N. Donald George & Marilyn Dowsett Dorothy Dunbar John & Helen Edwards Aila Edwin Mike & Ananda Fairweather Monica Farrell Rob Fiorvento Don Forsgren Murray Fraser A.K. Fujisawa Tony Gallo Peter Gaskarth Michael & Amanda Geist

ONGOING IN KIND GOODS & SERVICES Auntie Moe's Great West Hot Tub & Pool Blackwood Career Apparel & Essentials Bosa Properties Inc. C2 Media Cobs Bread Eclipse Painting & Decorating Electronic Arts (Canada) Inc. Evergro Canada Inc. Integrated Fulfillment Jarvis eFilms MacLaren McCann Medallion Wine Marketing Inc. Pacific Shores Resort & Spa Photography by Dave Aharonian Photography by Rob Kruyt Raincoast Books Roy Hedberg Computer Services Shaw Cable Shoppers Drug Mart Something Fishy Southside Meats Starbucks Coffee Canada The Art Department

Lorraine Spady Justin Stewart Justice Allan & Maureen Thackray Jim Thompson Harvey Torey Jim Treliving Jim V. Vallance Brian & Denise Walker Nestle Waters Don Weaver David G. Woodford Richard Woodhead Tim Wyman Linda Yee Hazel Young

IN KIND DONORS $10,000 - $15,000 Karim Chandani $5,000 - $9,999 Brian Burke $2,000 - $4,999 Rod Charlesworth Page Samis-Hill $500 - $1,000 Shelly Bryant Gordon Chow Wayne Duzita Cheryl Fortier

BEQUESTS $100,000 - $150,000 Estate of Lloyd George Williams $50,000 - $99,999 Estate of Ernest John Booth $25,000 - $49,999 Estate of Verna Margarett Annett $5,000 - $9,999 Estate of Eileen Ingram Estate of Angus MacDonald $2,500 - $4,999 Estate of Evelyn Elizabeth Lanyon

Canuck Place Children’s Hospice thanks the many individuals and organizations that made contributions in amounts up to $500 which are too numerous to list here.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the listing. We are sincerely sorry if your name has been missed. In this event please contact 604.646.1343.

C A N UC K P L A C E C H I L D R E N ’ S H O S P I C E 2 0 0 4 / 2 0 0 5 B OA R D O F D I R E C T O R S

Board Executive Members

Directors

Senior Administration

Chair Wayne Duzita

Iain Black

Executive Director Filomena Nalewajek

Senior Vice-President, International Aviation Terminals Management Inc.

Vice-Chair Peter Jeffrey

President, Banking Solutions, Open Solutions of Canada

Brian Burke Analyst, The Sports Network

President, Whitewater Composites Inc.

Keith Donaldson

Secretary Daryl Simpson

Greg Halsey-Brandt

Vice-President Sales and Marketing, Bosa Ventures

Treasurer Tahir Ayub Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Executive Member-at-Large Brent Johnston Lawyer, Ogilvy Renault

Physician, Royal Inland Hospital Cancer Clinic

MLA, Richmond Centre

Buzz Hullah

Medical Director Dr. Hal Siden Senior Director Development & External Relations Ron Kuehl Director, Program Development & Administration Tanice Miller

Western Sales Manager, Best Access Sales System, Stanley Security Solutions

Director, Volunteer & Support Services Susan Dickson

Ed Jaskula

Manager, Finance & Human Resources Valerie Prodanuk

General Manager, Hilton Vancouver Metrotown

Gary Ley Gary Ley Public Affairs

Ron Lindstrom Research Associate Centre for Community Child Health Research; BC Research Institute for Women and Children

Sharon Toohey President, BC’s Children’s Hospital & Sunny Hill Health Centre

Veronica Varhaug Sr. Communications Manager, Event Marketing, Telus Communications Inc.

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M O R E I N FO R M AT I O N :

Canuck Place Children's Hospice 1690 Matthews Avenue Vancouver, BC Canada V6J 2T2 Telephone: 604.731.4847 Toll-free in BC: 1.877.882.2288 Fax: 604.739.4376 Email: information@canuckplace.org

Canuck Place Children's Hospice Foundation 2004/2005 Board of Directors Chair Robert Fairweather President, International Financial Centre

John Munro Vice President, Marketing, Rogers Cable

Margaret Segal President, Ethan Allen Home Furnishings