The Kensington Health Foundation Annual Report (2014/2015)

2014/2015

Annual Report

Enhancing Quality of Life

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR AND THE Executive Director The vision of The Kensington Foundation is to be a strategic partner for enhancing the quality of life.

Kensington Foundation provides financial support for: The Kensington Health Centre Kensington Gardens Kensington Hospice EYEbank of Canada - ontario division The Kensington Eye Institute Kensington Vision & ResearcH Centre The Kensington Screening Clinic The Kensington Research Institute

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Breaking new ground in person-centred care, research and education is only possible when bright minds, dedicated staff and generous donors come together to make that vision a reality.

For more than 15 years, the Kensington Foundation, through the generous support of our donors, has been providing each of the Kensington Health entities with the vital financial support they need to make significant contributions to ambulatory, long-term and community care in Ontario.

Thanks to your generous contribution, we have seen unprecedented growth across our organization.

This year saw the opening of the Kensington Vision and Research Centre, offering clinical, diagnostic and ancillary vision care services, as well as research capabilities, making Kensington Eye Institute a truly comprehensive academic ambulatory eye institute.

This year also saw the adoption of towel warmers at Kensington Gardens. This seemingly small addition to the care of our residents who are most affected

by Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias has proven to be an absolute miracle worker in improving the quality of life of our residents.

Brian McFarlane, FCPA, FCGA Executive Director

John Lind,

President and Chair

And finally, our Kensington family grew with the integration of the Eye Bank of Canada – Ontario Division. This proud new addition will allow for the continued provision of a critical service in restoring vision and improving the quality of life for patients across the province.

This year we are proud to report that we have achieved a fundraising total of nearly $850,000. Furthermore, thanks to the superb oversight from the Investment Committee of our Board of Directors, we have earned income of $3,208,000 from our investments. These achievements are a point of pride for the Foundation, which we know will continue to grow in the years to come.

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Beyond providing financial support to the Kensington Health entities, the Kensington Foundation is proud to continue its tradition of giving back to our community by providing financial support to organizations and academic institutions in our community with a focus on health care.

This year we provided a total of $126,000 in grants to 17 different organizations.

We would be remiss if we did not acknowledge the dedication and commitment of our entire Kensington Community – the staff, the volunteers and event participants, as well as our leadership team – without whom none of these achievements could have been made possible. Each and every contribution is equally important in its own unique way.

We are pleased to share the following report with you, which serves to celebrate the accomplishments of the last year.

Thank you for your generosity, your time, and your passion. Your heartfelt contributions come with our highest commitment to accountability – our audited financial statement summary can be found at the back of this report.

On behalf of our patients, residents, clients and the entire team at Kensington Health – thank you.

John Lind, President and Chair

Brian McFarlane, Executive Director

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THE KENSINGTON HOSPICE

Champions of Quality End-of-Life Care Kensington Hospice is our 10-bed residential hospice, opened in 2011 to provide quality palliative care in a peaceful, homelike setting.

Located in a beautiful historic building on the Kensington Health campus, the Hospice is designed to respond to the needs of both residents and their family members as they face life-limiting illness and bereavement.

A significant proportion of operational funding remains to be provided by our generous donors.

This additional operational funding covers vital programs and services that are provided to our residents and their families, including: • Spiritual Care • Social Work • Nutrition Services • Music Therapy • Volunteer Training and Coordination These crucial services are provided free of charge and contribute to the care of the whole person – mind, body, and soul – as they face lifelimiting illness.

Kensington Hospice often receives praise from the families of our former residents for the care they’ve received during their time with us. But rarely does a letter pass by our office that so wonderfully captures the spirit of the Hospice as the letter from Salvatore and Tonia Desiato and their family.

Their mother, Albina Desiato, was a resident of the Hospice for six weeks and two days. Their letter of appreciation truly demonstrates the comprehensive range of services that our passionate Hospice team was able to provide their family thanks to our generous donors.

SarahRose Black provides music therapy to Hospice residents and their families

While Kensington Hospice does receive public funding from the Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre for nursing and personal support care, this accounts for only 70% of the total Hospice budget.

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On behalf of the entire Kensington Health community, we’d like to thank the Desiato family for their kind remarks – your words have touched all of our hearts. And we would also like to commend the amazing team at the Kensington Hospice for truly embodying the values of our organization – excellence, respect and teamwork.

A Letter of Thanks

Our dear mother, Albina Desiato, was a resident at Kensington Hos pice for six weeks and two days. We want to thank the staf f, doctors, nurses, PSWs and volu nteers for their remarkable care. At ever y turn, our mother was treated with kindness and dignity. It truly takes a special and blessed type of person to work at a hospice. It isn’t just a job but a calling to care for the most ill and vulnerable.

Not only was our mother cared for but we were cared for. Nurses dote d on our father, Angelo. They asked him if he ate, encouraged him to take shor t walk s and elevated his swollen feet. We were cared for as well. Ever y day, Maxxine would ask us if we had any questions, needed any information or wanted to talk.

When our mom was still speaking , she often extolled the praises of the staff and the food and was thankful for being at Ken sington and having such extraordinar y care in a lovely environment despite her terminal diagnosis. Ever y one of her visitors mar velled at the cleanliness, the beautiful woodwo rk and stained glass windows, the garden, the flowers, the peacefulness and compassiona te smiles all around.

The nurses and PSWs were supportiv e as our mother’s illness advanced . They taught us how to make her more comfortable, how to thicken her orange juice and how to approach mouth care.

All of you at Kensington Hospice are outstanding and we hold you all in the highest regard!

Brenda who came to our home for intake and spoke with eloquence and honesty to my mother and gave her the opportun ity to express her needs and wants for her final days.

Doctors Katie, Haley, Nadine and Erin – your expertise coupled with your humanity make you exemplar y in your field.

SarahRose, you are an unbelievable woman. What a wonderful talent you share with Kensington residents. Our mother loved music and the fact that you gave her and our father the opportunity to hear songs she loved fills our hear ts with gladness .

Claire made our mother’s initial adju stment just that much easier and answered a host of questions. Nancy, who is not only an efficient and caring nurse, but also a gifted seamstress and quilter, we loved seeing your handiwork all around the hospice.

Cielo, who sat and got to know us and shared her stor y. Ola, who was concerned for our entire family and has the kindest soul. Angela – a truly spec ial and knowledgeable nurse with compassion and she always knew a good place to get a delicious quick bite.

Kat, Tessa, Sihat, Diana, Lisa, Cha rlotte and Cliff are all kind and ama zing nurses and we cherish you and appreciate all you do.

To Melissa and Joey, you cared for our mother as if she was your own . One day, Tonia watched Joey give our mother a bed bath. The care and dignity he show ed her was unparalleled. Albina often called Joey “the best one.” He was her favo urite…and “the worst hair dresser in the world.”

All the volunteers – the receptionists , the fabulous chefs, bakers and all around helpers – Kensington Hospice could not do wha t it does without you. You are unsu ng heroes. To the two sweet custodians who always had a smile and kind word for us – than k you. A big hug to Douglas who made ever y day easier with the wag of his tail and a pet of the softest coat.

As our mother took her final breaths, Lev and Sandra were with us in our grief. They offered us privacy but also showed us great sympathy. The procession was dignified and hear tfelt and meaningful as the Ken sington quilt enveloped our mother and the candle was lit in her honour.

Losing our mother is profoundly pain ful and practically unbearable. Our mom was many things – strong and brave and funn y and sarcastic and gentle and kind . While thank you does not seem adequate, we hope we have conveyed our gratitud e to all of you.

Sincerely,

Salvatore and Tonia and the entire Desiato Family

Clockwise from bottom left: Albina Desiato, Simon Santos, Rachel Santos, Angelo Desiato, Laura Desiato and Angelo Desiato

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A gift of warmth and comfort

The Towel Warmer Appeal

In 2014, Kensington Gardens (KG) began a fundraising appeal to support the purchase of towel warmers for some of our most impaired residents. Thanks to the nearly $15,000 that was raised by our community, KG was able to purchase four towel warmers that are now used by approximately 100 of our residents who are most affected by Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias.

The intended purpose of the towel warmers was to create a better bathing experience for our residents with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias. However, once the towel warmers

were in place, the team came to discover the therapeutic benefits went far beyond bathing. In fact, the towel warmers have completely transformed interactions with our residents.

When asked about the impact on resident care, the staff members agreed, “It’s like magic!” They found that when residents were presented with warm towels an immediate and drastic change in behaviour occurred. Residents who were agitated and combative immediately became calm, relaxed and comfortable.

The towels created a sense of trust between the residents and their support

workers, ultimately allowing for overall safer and betterquality care.

With the on-going support of our donors, we will be able to continue to improve the quality of life of our residents by continually implementing new and innovative ways to care for seniors and adults with disabilities.

On behalf of Kensington Gardens, the entire staff and our residents, we thank all of the towel warmer donors for your generosity.

Your support has helped us continue to exceed expectations in improving the quality of life of our residents.

The towel warmers have proven to: • Calm residents with dementia-related behaviours to facilitate a comfortable bathing, dressing, and sleeping experience.

• Sooth residents who are scared and confused.

• Act as a non-verbal communication tool to overcome language barriers.

• Foster our residents’ ability to perceive kindness in their caregiver and build a sense of trust.

• Alleviate symptoms of pain related to chronic and acute illnesses, as well as palliative care.

• Create a sense of comfort for residents throughout the Gardens when they experience acute changes in their health.

What is a towel warmer?

A towel warmer is a piece of medical equipment that warms specialized towels and blankets used for therapeutic purposes. They are frequently used in hospitals and hospices to help with pain management and to provide an element of calm through a patient’s treatment, recuperation or palliative care. However, this is one of the first times this therapeutic tool has been implemented in a Long-Term Care setting.

At Kensington Gardens (KG) warm towels and blankets are used to create a sense of calm for bathing, dressing and sleep, among many other uses. The KG staff and leadership team have been astounded by its incredible impact on our residents’ quality of life.

Elena Biava, a resident of Kensington Gardens, is wrapped in a warmed blanket provided to her by Personal Support Attendant, Bei Bei Sun.

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THE 15th ANNUAL KENSINGTON GOLF CLASSIC On Tuesday, June 9, 2015, 135 golfers and 20 volunteers took part in what many have referred to as their favorite golf tournament of the year: the 15th Annual Kensington Golf Classic. The Kensington Golf Classic raises funds in support of all Kensington Health entities as they strive to break new ground in person-centred care, research and education.

Under the leadership of Jaimie Grossman, Board Member and generous donor, and with the dedication of the Golf

Committee and volunteers, the Golf Classic proved to be an even bigger success than in years past.

Through the collective efforts of donors, golfers, and corporate sponsors such as Alcon Canada and Medical Pharmacies, an incredible $201,783 (net) was raised in support of our Kensington Health entities.

At Kensington Health, we are proud of our long history of delivering comprehensive patientcentred health care. As a group of charitable

The Winning Team – Abe Saltzman, Carolyn Dushenski, Scott Farronato, and Steve Head. Abe and his fantastic foursome have been participating in the Kensington Golf Classic since the very first tournament in 2000.

Kensington Foundation would like to thank Abe for his long-standing generous commitment to the Kensington Golf Classic which includes hole sponsorships, hole-in-one car sponsorships, as well as his participation as a member of the Golf Committee since inception.

organizations, we are continually evaluating the health care needs of our community and providing innovative solutions focused first and foremost on delivering high-quality, person-centred health care services.

Since its inception in 2000, the annual Kensington Golf Classic has raised over $2.7 million (net) to help support Kensington Health organizations and community programs that promote health and well-being.

Laszlo Cser with Kevin McFarlane, Brett McFarlane and Adam Shapiro. This year’s auction was a resounding success earning over 20% more compared to last year. A highlight of the live auction was Lazlo Cser’s exclusive bottle of 18 year old Scotch. The auction is an event favourite and rallied high enthusiasm from many bidders. Board member Edward McQuillan generously donated from his private wine cellar a three bottle lot of Penfolds Grange Shiraz 2008. A “musthave” according to Dr. Sherif El-Defrawy who was the lucky bidder and is adding these special bottles to his collection.

Members of the Olympus team on the fairway.

How were this year’s funds distributed 14%

5%

Kensington Eye Institute - Surgery Centre

5% 3%

Kensington Eye Institute - KVRC Kensington Screening Clinic

64% Jamie Grossman, Chair of the Golf Committee, with his team; Robbie Grossman, Michael Wagman and Howie Blitstein.

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Kensington Foundation Kensington Health Centre - Gardens Kensington Health Centre - Hospice

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CHAMPIONS OF CARE The Champions of Care program was developed by the Kensington Foundation as a wonderful way to say “thank you” to a staff member or team who made a difference in the care a person received while at Kensington Health. This gift of

thanks is not only a thoughtful way to acknowledge our dedicated team of health care professionals, but it is also a generous way of ensuring that others will be able to enjoy the same quality of care at Kensington Health in the future.

This year, six Champions of Care were acknowledged by grateful patients and residents. Congratulations and thank you for your dedication and passion!

Ada Bonilla & Madonna O’Malley, Personal Support Workers (midnight shift), Kensington Gardens (1W, South) Dr. Ian Bookman, Gastroenterologist, Kensington Screening Clinic Dr. Rosa Braga-Mele, Cataract Surgeon, Kensington Eye Institute Dr. John C. Lloyd, Cataract Surgeon, Kensington Eye Institute Dr. Allan R. Slomovic, Corneal Surgeon, Kensington Eye Institute

CHAMPIONS OF CARE AT THE KENSINGTON EYE INSTITUTE Paul Antony is one of the grateful patients of the Kensington Eye Institute (KEI). Through his generous donation to the Champions of Care program he acknowledged the exceptional care he received from Dr. Rosa Braga-Mele.

Dr. Rosa Braga-Mele

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When asked why he chose to thank Dr. Braga-Mele through a contribution to the Foundation he noted that, “Dr. Braga-Mele went above and beyond the call of duty. I was dealing with a very challenging issue with my vision that was both physically limiting and emotionally disheartening.

She really took the time to listen and understand my unique health care needs. She wasn’t just a

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surgeon – she was a psychologist!”

Mr. Antony went on to describe how that same exceptional, personalized service he received from Dr. Braga-Mele was also extended from the entire care team at KEI. “The whole team was really exceptional. I was really impressed by the measures they took to make sure I was fully taken care of.”

KENSINGTON SCREENING CLINIC

Investing in innovative technologies to save lives through early detection The Kensington Screening Clinic (KSC) has been providing quality endoscopy services to our patients in a safe and comfortable environment since opening in 2009.

This year marked the beginning of the KSC Equipment Renewal Campaign, which aims to raise funds to replace our existing endoscopy system.

It is a simple fact that screening saves lives and early detection is the first step in the treatment of colon cancer. Help us ensure that patients are getting the most accurate results while receiving safe and comfortable care.

Emine Meco and Rodolfo Deloso staff at the Kensington Screening Clinic

Innovative technologies in endoscopy equipment allow for more accurate diagnosis and treatment, simplify setup and reprocessing, and improve workflow. This new technology will allow KSC to provide our patients with even safer, more comfortable procedures that achieve more accurate testing results.

Kay Rhodes, Clinical Director, Kensington Screening Clinic

On behalf of all patients, staff and physicians of Kensington Health we’d like to thank Mr. Antony and all of the Champions of Care donors for their generous donations, which will help to ensure we continue to attain excellence in person-centred health care services, research and education.

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HIKE FOR HOSPICE The Hike for Hospice is a nationwide event hosted by hospices and palliative care organizations across Canada to build awareness and raise funds to ensure that hospice, palliative care and emotional support is available – at no charge – to all individuals living with a lifelimiting illness and their families.

On May 3, Kensington Hospice held our 5th annual Hike for Hospice, Tory Durbano, Kensington Gardens employee, and Nancy Au, Kensington Hospice employee, participate in the Hike for Hospice.

raising $62,000 to improve quality of life for those entering end-oflife care. Thanks to the generous support of our community, there were 197 hikers registered on event day plus 35 volunteers.

Since the first event, held in May 2011, this event has raised a total of $197,968 (gross) in support of Kensington Hospice.

Thank you to the participants, sponsors, staff and volunteers who continue to make this event an even bigger success year after year. Your passion and commitment is inspiring.

197 Hikers

The Grand Muster Group, friends and family of Andrew McCarthy, and Kensington Hospice staff attend the plaque unveiling in the hutch area of the Kensington Hospice.

2014-15 THIRD PARTY EVENTS The Grand Muster Group is a group of men who get together a few times a year to host intimate black-tie dinners in support of the Kensington Hospice. Since 2011, the Muster Group has raised $29,973, raising $11,400 last year alone. The Muster Group efforts are in honour of their dear friend Andrew McCarthy – the first Kensington Hospice resident. This August, the hutch area of the hospice was named after The Grand Muster Group.

Marriane Kupina and her Hike for Hospice team.

$197,968

Raised in support of hospice and palliative care

Friends of John Carbray, hosted an event at the CN Tower in March. Tickets were $100 and there was a live/silent auction. Delicious gourmet appetizers were passed, and friends and family of John’s had a wonderful time celebrating John’s life. The event raised $8,500 for Kensington Hospice.

The owner of CAVA Restaurant, Doug Penfold, hosted a private dinner in March of this year in honour of their dear friend Claude Bouillet. The event raised $6,400 in support of the Kensington Hospice. Claude was a French Chef who spent a brief time at Kensington Hospice.

His family and friends were impressed by the personalized care their friend received.

A group of Hike for Hospice volunteers who generously donated their time to support the Hospice.

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KENSINGTON FOUNDATION IN THE COMMUNITY

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR AHEAD

Beyond providing financial support to the Kensington Health entities, the Kensington Foundation

Community involvement is a crucial element in the success of our not-for-profit model.

Individuals living in our community use our facilities, volunteer their skills and are represented on our Board of Directors. They bring awareness, responsiveness and accountability to the health and quality of life of their neighbours. Our goal is to maintain this generous spirit and committed passion through the 2015-16 fiscal year as we aim even higher to exceed expectations in person-centred health care services, research and education.

is proud to continue its tradition of giving back to our community by providing financial support

to organizations and academic institutions in our community with a focus on health care.

This year we provided a total of $126,000 in grants to 17 different organizations in the community.

Fourteen of the recipients were Community and Social Service organizations, including: • Chinese Family Services • Global Institute of Psychosocial, Palliative and End-of-Life Care (GIPPEC) • The Stop Community Food Centre • Sketch • L.E.A.D • Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada • Silent Voices • Evangel Hall Susan Dorrett, volunteer with Kensington Hospice.

• Fred Victor Centre • Kensington Health Centre Hope Program • Salvation Army • Sanctuary Ministries of Toronto • Scott Mission • Second Harvest • Yonge Street Mission

Three recipients were Academic Institutions: • Central Technical School • Harbord Collegiate • Ryerson University

THANK YOU TO THE ROBERT KERR FOUNDATION

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The Robert Kerr Foundation has provided a grant totaling $250,000 to be used in the operation of the Kensington Hospice.

Grant funds are intended to support the Hospice in providing services and programs for the benefit of the marginalized population.

Hospice provides. Our mission is to provide compassionate, professional and personalized care to the terminally ill and their families. We provide the physical, emotional and spiritual care they need during the most trying of times.

The support received from the Robert Kerr Foundation is vital to the continued success of the patient and family care Kensington

Without their generosity it would be impossible to offer the broad range of special services that means so much to our patients and their

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families. We are grateful for the funding provided by the CCAC for nursing and personal support services, but it is the unfunded holistic care – whether emotional, spiritual, social or nutritional – that makes the Kensington Hospice home to individuals from all walks of life at a very difficult time.

And this is why we greatly appreciate the Robert Kerr Foundation’s generous donation of $250,000 to the Kensington Hospice.

Here are some of the exciting highlights for our year ahead – but we can’t do it without you!

Donate!

Participate!

• Kensington Gardens Refresh Project – The Kensington Foundation and supporters are committed to refreshing the rooms, and common areas at Kensington Gardens; essential expenses not covered by government funding or resident fees. New flooring, wallpaper, painting as well as updated window coverings, upholstery and bedding will guarantee the comfort and pleasure of those who call Kensington Gardens their home.

• The 5th Annual Balanse Bum Run – Come out this April, 2016, and join the runners and walkers at this year’s Bum Run in support of colorectal cancer screening. A portion of the proceeds raised will be donated to the Kensington Screening Clinic.

• Kensington Eye Institute (KEI) and Kensington Screening Clinic (KSC) Equipment Renewal – Our mission is to exceed expectation in delivering high-quality person-centred care. In order to do that we need to ensure our equipment is updated with the latest technology to ensure we are delivering the best possible outcomes for our patients. Help support our mission by making a donation today.

• Kensington Hospice – 30% of Kensington Hospice operating budget is funded entirely by our generous donors. This vital funding ensures that we can maintain this critical service for individuals and their families who are faced with life-limiting illness and bereavement.

• The 6th Annual Hike for Hospice – This nation-wide event that supports hospices across the country, including Kensington Hospice, will be held on May 1, 2016.

• FORE!! Save the date for The 16th Annual Kensington Golf Classic – Tuesday June 7, 2016

Become an organ and tissue donor!

• With the integration of the Eye Bank of Canada – Ontario Division, Kensington Health will become an even bigger advocate of organ and tissue donation. To register to become a donor please visit www.beadonor.ca.

For more information visit our website at www.kensingtonhealth.org or contact foundation@kensingtonhealth.org

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The Kensington Foundation Summary Balance Sheet As at June 30,

2015

2014

Assets Cash

$

Receivables and prepaids

605,796 $

954,894

118,697

529,813

71,110

791,426

795,603

2,276,133

Investments - at market value

29,256,151

26,214,893

Mortgage loan receivable from The Kensington Health Centre

3,500,000

3,500,000

5,790,411

5,734,144

Due from related organizations

Capital assets $

39,342,165 $

37,725,170

Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts payable and accrued liabilities

$505,142

$669,575

Rent deposits

162,342

158,523

Due to related organizations

164,610

886,376

Net assets $

832,094

1,714,474

38,510,071

36,010,696

39,342,165 $

37,725,170

The Kensington Foundation Summary Statement of Revenue and Expense As at June 30,

2015

2014

Revenue: Donations

$

Investment income Golf event Net rental income

645,875 $

1,229,144

3,208,108

3,363,883

267,084

235,332

1,453,822

1,234,858

5,574,889

6,063,217

204,682

173,968

51,587

61,009

Expenses: Administrative and professional fees Development office Golf event

Excess of revenue over expense before grants and donations

61,257

58,377

317,526

293,354

5,257,363

5,769,863

2,527,221

1,439,528

Independent Auditor’s Report on Summary Financial Statements To the Board of Directors and Members of THE KENSINGTON FOUNDATION The accompanying summary financial statements, which comprise the summary balance sheet as at June 30, 2015 and summary statement of revenue and expense for the year then ended are derived from the audited financial statements of The Kensington Foundation for the year ended June 30, 2015. We expressed a unqualified audit opinion on those financial statements in our report dated October 29, 2015.

The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian accounting standards for not-forprofit organizations. Reading the summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the audited financial statements of The Kensington Foundation.

Management’s Responsibility for the Summary Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements on the following basis:

Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing Standard (CAS) 810, “Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements”.

Opinion In our opinion, the summary financial statements derived from the audited financial statements of The Kensington Foundation for the year ended June 30, 2015 are a fair summary of those financial statements on the basis described above.

Licensed Public Accountants Toronto, Ontario October 29, 2015

The summary financial statements include all information contained in the complete audited financial statements, except for a statement of net assets, statement of cash flows, notes and other explanatory information.

Deduct grants and donations paid or payable to: - The Kensington Health Centre - The Kensington Cancer Screening Centre

26,145

8,543

- The Kensington Eye Institute

82,072

77,105

- The Kensington Research Institute - Community organizations Excess of revenue over expense for the year

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$

5,050

5,050

117,500

140,200

2,499,375 $

4,099,437

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WAYS TO GIVE Everything we plan to accomplish and aspire to achieve here at Kensington Health is in direct response to our community’s escalating demands for accessible, specialized and personalized health care services.

Make a donation

Annual Campaign

We encourage everyone in our community to invest in the future vision of Kensington Health so we can ensure that our patients, residents and clients continue to receive the best health care outcomes and quality of life today and in the future.

In Memory to honour a cherished individual

Offer a lasting, visible legacy in honour of a special loved one by naming Kensington in your Will or gain significant tax benefits through a gift of

Shares and Securities or a Paid Life Insurance Policy Say “Thank You” to a staff member or team who has made a difference in the care you or your loved one has received through our

Champions of Care program

Participate in Kensington Gardens, Kensington Hospice and Kensington Foundation

Special Events

One-Time Donations that can be directed to enhance programs and services or Monthly Pre-Approved Gifts to provide support

Provide

on an on-going basis

Hospice Capital Campaign

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$25,000 +

$5,000 - $24,999

$500 - $4,999

Paul Stevenson

Jaimie Grossman Lind Family Foundation Thomas P. McQuillan of the McQuillan Group Inc. Mark and An Richardson Josephine and Nick Torchetti Glenn Watchorn Robert and Joan Wright

Wendy and Mark Beckles C.D.P. Real Estate Limited Bill and Sue O’Neill

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$25,000 + Anonymous Beth Malcolm Medical Pharmacies Group Limited Robert Kerr Foundation The Estate of Webster Catherwood

$5,000 - $24,999 Abbott Medical Optics Achieva Health Aird & Berlis LLP Bayshore Home Health Black & McDonald Paul Brehl and Ann Lawson C.D.P. Real Estate Limited Dr. Michael Brent Medical Professional Corp.

Sherif El-Defrawy John A. Gorfinkel Labtician Ophthalmics Inc Brian and Fran McFarlane Jean McLarty Medical Mart Midtown Motors - Paul Antony Mount Pleasant Cemetery Kathy Murdock Prospect Cemetery Response Innovations Abe and Paula Saltzman Shoppers Home Health Care Sodexo Canada Ltd. George Stratis Wendy Thompson Dale Tinkham University Health Network Robert Wasserman

$1,000 - $4,999 Lawrence Abrams Agnico Eagle Mines Limited Alexway Consultants Ltd. Anonymous (2) Arbor Memorial Foundation ArjoHuntleigh Canada Inc. Mark Atin Avant Imaging & Information Management Inc. Wayne Ayling Deborah Barrett Peyton Brien Cava Restaurant CD Capital Developments Ltd Clara Chan Jun Chuan Jen CIBC World Markets Inc. College Street Optical George and Sheila Connell Denise De Souza Bonnie and Lowell Dennis Maryanne Dickson Bob Dorrance Dr. Rajeev Muni Medicine Professional Corporation Efrem Mandelcorn Medicine Professional FDC Foundation Theresa Ferracuti Deborah Fisher Forest Hill Lions Club - Bingo Account Jaimie Grossman Carolyn Hillman HUB International Fenella Hsu Impark Industrial Alliance

Intracorp Projects Ltd. David Ja Hugh Jackson JMP Fam Holdings Richard Jussaume George Klump Iris Klump KR Communications Marianne Kupina Rosie La Ken Lee Maria Linhares Craig and Shelley Lynk Malcolm Rains Fine Art Inc. Malen Capital Corp Evelyn Martin Jeff McCarthy Martin McFarland James McIlroy McMillan LLP Edward and Rachel McQuillan Patrick Melady Sara Menzel Mary-Charlotte Miller Larry Mosnyk Rajeev Muni William Nelson Margaret Norman Olympus Canada Inc. Optimus/SBR Par-Med Property Services Inc. Norbert Peiris PointClickCare Sheila K. Purdy Mark and An Richardson Barb Ross P. Schoch Warren and Joy Seyffert Norma Seymour Margaret Shaw Gordon Squires Bernardo Sztabinski Howard and Carole Tanenbaum The Estate of Dan Heap The Healing Cycle Foundation The Leslie Group Limited Ivan Trinh Naznine Virjee William Watson D. H. Williams Jane Williams Lai-Kin Wong Lilly Wong Gregory Wylie Troy Yung Thomas Zawadzki

Shaffina Hosein Hydro One Sarah James Jessy John Guy Jones Danny Kanashiro Louise Kendall Ruth Kenins Martin Kohn Joe Konadu Darla Matheson Rob Maxwell Jan May Mark Mendl Mary-Charlotte Miller Marcia Moffat Ken Money Bing F. Ng George Ng Northbridge Financial Corporation Dennis Ognibene Yoko Oikawa Bill and Sue O’Neill Andrew Palin Nicoleta Paraschiv Nadine Persaud Daniel Prendergast Erin Prendergast Ryan Prendergast PRIVEQ Capital Funds Donna Punch Kalicharan Ramawad Fran Reid Kay Rhodes Gary Rodin Reg Schade Adam Shapiro Vivienne Shearer David Shilman Jon Sickle Anna Slawski Hume Smith Patricia Sosinsky Sylvia Swiekatun Olive Swinton-Lee Toby Tanenbaum The GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Karen Vanderwerf VitalAire Canada Inc. Bryna Wasserman Nancy Whitla David Wiley Agata Wroblewski

$500 - $999

1196197 Ontario Ltd. 532286 Ontario Ltd. Patricia Ahern Michael Alladin Keith Allin Kevin and Kayla Amaral Paul Anderson Anonymous (8) Francine Antonio Forte David Appotive Lynn Assadourian Shahriyar Atashband Joan and Alan Atkins Lesley Atkinson Matthew Atrey Rehana Aziz B. Sachedina Medicine Professional Corporation Constantin Babalis Pierino Babando Mary Baier Neil Baimel Dorothy Baker Jeffrey Baker Michael Baker Trevor Baker Rosa Barcelos

AJ Investments Inc. Irene Bailey Wendy Balfour Them Bania Bass & Associates David Brill Dianne Byrne Margaret Cameron Huynh Kuy Chieu Lyn Cummins Corina Dassinger Robert Dengler Robert Devenyi Carmen and Rafaela Di Paola Dunlis Mechanical Services Ltd. Peter and Debbie Emmerson Christopher Finora Ross Floridia Kelly Fox Grace Geluk Michelle Gibbs Michael Glover Douglas Goodman Brenda Holvey

$100 - $499

Dennis Barchuk Susana Barias Elizabeth Barrett Michael John Barry Ethel Bartlett Susan Bassett Dorothy Baxter George Beals Walter Beaton Scott Beattie-Gives Peter Beauparlant Thomas Beis Bell Canada - Employee Giving Program Andrew Benyei Ronald Biderman Rebecca Bissessar Ann Black Judy Blake Howard Blitstein Joanna Bochenek Piroska Bodocsy Elizabeth Borges Joan Boyd Wendy Brennan Ashley Bronte Theresa Broomfield George Brough Adalsteinn Brown George Brown Graham Brown Ian Brueggemann Kenneth Buchkowsky Leanne Buck Dan Bulger Ralph Burrows John Byrne Margaret Cabral Brenda Caldwell Fabio Caliolo Linda Callaghan Andrea Cameroa Christine Cameron Dolce Campbell FlightSafety Canada Canada Life Assurance Company David Capek Kendall Carey Gillian Carson Tony Carvalho Chris Cassidy Judith Cassidy Wayne Cassidy Sonia Catarino Elliott Cattrelle CBC Audience Research Jessica Chambers Agnes Chan Herman Chan John Chandler Marjorie Channer Gayle Charlton Daniella Checchin Edmond Cheng Benhilda Chirisa Jackman Chiu Cynthia Chong Mo-Jing Chong Farrel Chow Men Wai Chow Nicole Chow Olivia Chow Vicky Cioci Natalie Clairman Carol Clement Barry Clements Catherine Cloutier Elizabeth Clydesdale Steve Cohen Bruce Cole Mike Collinge Jack Colman and Deborah Fisher

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Janet Contino Shauna Corbin George Corn Elizabeth Creal Mari Creal Sylvia Criger David Crombie Bernadette Cromien Laura Cruz Glenn Cumming Lyn Cummins Ngo Kiem Cuong Kenneth Curry Peter Curry Carol Cutler Antonio Da Luz Elizabeth Da Luz Rita Dabrowski Audrey Dalziel Heather Dalziel Ha Dang Hang Dang Charles Davey Margaret De Bruyne Mary Anne De Monte-Whelan Elise-Anne Dealy Lisa Deift Linda Delaney Jose Demedeiros Design Resolutions Inc. Simone Desilets Chris Desjardins Dayntrie Dewson Linda Di Genova Antonio Dias Van Dieu Bob Divitcos Sherryl Dobson Martha Dorland Susan Dorrett G. Patrick Douglas Kyla Douros Bill Dovell Patrick Dowlaszewicz Dr. Bookman Medicine Professional Corporation Dr. Claude LaFlamme Medicine Professional Corporation Dr. Jordan Tarshis Medicine Professional Corporation Dr. Marianne Graham Medicine Professional Corporation Dr. S. A. Abbass Medicine Professional Corp.

Dr. Zane Jackson Medicine Professional Corporation Lisa Draper Joyce Driscoll Gayle Duchene Debbie Dumaresq Carolyn Dushenski Bart Earle William Edwards Karen Ehrlich Alexandra El-Asfahani Stuart Elgie Mary Elizabeth Elliott Scott Emmerson Jean Emond Helen Eng Larry Enkin Bernard Ennis Paul Enright Rita Espinola Janet Evanega Cynthia Evans Mark Evans Rosemary Falcao Gino Falconi Carol Faris Anne Farquharson Brett Farren Carol Faull Paul Ferguson Ian and Ellen Fichtenbaum Michael Flatt Fliess Gates McGowan Easton Architects Inc. Gary Foerster Carrie Francye Joseph Frassica

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Joe Freedman Conrad Frejlich Enid French Elizabeth Friedman Kathryn From Toshihiro Fujisaki McDougall & Brown Funeral Home Anna Galant Claude Galipeau Joe and Lucy Garcia Michelle Garon Mary Gatensby Nadine Gebara Ruth Geddie William Geddie Michael Gibbons Michelle Gibson Sharon Giffen Sandy Gillespie Marianne Girling Elizabeth Gitajn Arnie Glatter Sandra Glaze Lynn Glazer Glenview Scottish Country Dancers Evelyn Godoy Lorraine Gogan Marvin Goldberg Douglas J. Golding Roanne Goldsman Paul Goldstein Paul Gooch Eileen Goodin Sally Goodings Harvey Gordon Nancy Gordon Holly Goren Laskin Joseph Gorog Mark Graham Alan Greaves Mary Green Lorna Greenbaum Susan Greer Tilemachos Grigoriadis Sam Grigoruk Ernest Groskoph Ivan Groznik Lee Grunberg Arlene Gryfe Mary Grace Guevarra Barb Gutstein Melgidanes Hacala Judy Haladay Brock Hall Marvin Halpert Kenneth Harlock Beverly Harris Marie Harris Harshna Patel Medicine Professional Corporation Hassle Free Clinic Joyce Hatch Haven Clothing Kathy Hay Carolyn Hayden Joan Heeler Donald Herman Murray and Roslyn Herst Randy Hesp Teresa Hettinga Dale Hewat Avril Hill Peter Hill Eiko Hirano Kam-To Ho Rosalind Hobson Maria Hoffstein Brigitte Hohn Viva Hoilett Naomi Horodezky Malkin Howes Sharon Howes Elizabeth Hrenchuk Sorina Hristea Evelyn Hughes Neil Humble Margaret Huycke Sui Hwang Basilisa Ianni

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John Indrisek Sandra Ingle Sherie Mae Inovero Richard Jacobs Alvin James Molly Jestin Mary Jobe Judy Johnston Paul and Amy Joliat Joseph Kay Medicine Professional Corporation Antoinette Julien Lynne Julien Linda Jussaume Benjamin Kaasa Gabe Kandel Nicholas Kararbabas Anthi Karayannides Tharsy Karunakaran Robert Keilty Keith Kellaway Kathy Kent Willi Kerszis Amardip Khaira Ramdasi Khan James Killoch Judy Killoran Lynda Kingsland Lorraine Kirchmann Lilia Kiriakou Mary Ellen Kirk Cindy Kirsch John Kissane Kevin Kobus Melvin Koenigsberg Hana Kolin Imre Komlosdy Grazyna Kontewicz Carl Korte Valarie Koziol Biserka Kramaric David and Ishrani Kunji Chuc La Wendy Lack Nicholas Lalli Paul Lam Joan Lamb Robert Lamb Tracey Lamb Denise Lash Isabell Law Martha Lee-Blickstead Wallace Legge Colin Leitch Philip Lesperance Joan Leung Paul and Frannie Levine Justina Li Kiki Li Lisa Li John Lind Anne Liphardt Michele Lobraico-Perkell Georgia Lodge Nhuan Hao Lu Karen Lum Lynett Funeral Home Patricia Macdonald Robert Macdonald Bonnie MacGregor Mike Mackenzie Karen Macmartin Alan MacVicar Steve Main Maintenance Care Maria Makowiecka Denise Manchee Jane Manchee Sharon Manchee Susan Manchee Bradley Manning Nicole Mantini Manulife Financial Valerie March Bennett Michael Marchetti Katie Marchington Richard Marcus Steven Marcuzzi Paul Markell Ilana Markowitz Janet Marson

John Martyn Jeannie Mastine Brian Mather McDougall & Brown Funeral Home - Eglinton Chapel Douglas McFadden Ellen McGregor Elaine McHarg Patricia McKeown Anne McLachlin Lauren McMann Laura McMullen Gregory McPhee John McQuaker Eric Melanson Arsalos Menendian Clara-Olga Meo Monika Merz Edin Mesic Winnifred Millar Brian Miller Eric Mills Geoff Mills Harriet Millstone Heather Milnes Blair Milroy Gordon Mitchell Phanice Mokua Cindy Moldaver Suzanne Monaghan Diego Morettin P. Elaine Morgan Bev Morningstar Andrew Morris Ross Morrison Catherine Murray Leslie Murray Michael Nagata Douglas Neal Joanne Nedzelski Dean Nelson Sean Nelson Edward Neufeld Linda Newall-Visser Mary Newberry Lisa Newton Mark Nicholls Ain Niitso Maridita Nillo Greig Nori Northern Energy Systems Maria Novo Rockburn Martha O’Driscoll Elizabeth Olive Jennifer O’Neill Lillian Orlita Deborah Overes Frances Owen Philip Pace Linda Panaro Jaqui Parchment Mary Parks Maureen Partridge Brijesh Patel Lorraine E. Patterson Susi Patterson Lorraine E. Patterson Meher Pavri Katryn Pereira Tony Pereira Iris Perrier Kathleen Perrotta Frank Peters June Peters Catherine Petersen Patricia Petruga Nam Pham Anna Pierri Heinar Piller Nicole Piller Lillian Pilot Danny Pivnick Mae Pon Merle Ponciano-Gagliardi Sheena Porter Cathy Powell Ruth Powell Joanne Power Cheryl Prescod Genevieve Presutti Kim Pritchard

Margaret Procter Mary Purbhoo Taha Qarni Wat Quan Vu Quynh Patricia Rae Kay Ramnarain Adrienne Raoux C. Rathe Anna Rauth RBC Team of Toronto Construction and Real Estate Victor Reda Arn Reisler James Retallack Carol Rhydderch Jacqueline Ribordy Susan Rimek Robert Robson Mary Rollins Sookdeo Roopnarine Andrea Rosen Ted Ross George Rossos Kathleen Roulston Marie Rounding Banuta Rubess Sharon Ruscigno Jeff Rush Arne Ryner Michael Salamon Omar Salas Sam Elfassy Medicine Professional Corporation Trasie Sands Sunil Sani Anne Sarsfield Christine Saunders Edward Scaldwell Julia Schatz

Karen Scheifele William Schmidter Cornelia Schuh Mary Seldon Ann Sharp Robert Sheppard Irvin Sherman Alex Shevchuk Robert Shortreed Silva’s Printing Ltd. Salvatore Simone Chris Singh Joginder Singh Mankoo Jagat Singh Toor Philip Slayton Virginia Slayton Steven Smirnis Doug Smith Janice Smith Maria Snider Mark Solaana Minerva Soriano Malina Souidaray Alan Spergel Mary Staples Alda Stepranj Basil Stevenson Harry Stilman Bev Stoddart Jarvis Stoddart Philip Stoddart Ivan Stone Margaret Strachan Roy Strain Annemarie Strand Norman Sudbury Stephanie Sule Serge Suzin Andrew Tanenbaum Ian Taylor

Martin Taylor Sheldon Teicher Phuong-Dan Thi Nguyen Ingrid Thompson June Thompson Margaret Tidswell Tong Trieu Trillium Architectural Products Ltd. Janny Truong Paul Tsaparis Ming Chi Tse Minh Tudo Allan Turnbull Patricia Turner U of T - Library of Victoria University Kerri Unger Walter Unger Mary Lou Utter Arja Valicek Frank Valicek John Valley Carla van der Kleij Wiley Van Zant Sarah Vanderburgh David Van-Dung Vu Patricia Vergata Joanne Verissimo Catherine Verity Sabrina Vogrin James Voss Tara Voss Jay Waks Beth Waldman Andrea Walker Kirsten Walli Bernd Walter Talha Wasti Sandra Wayne

Geoff Weber Debbie WeinerWeber Bob Weir John Welch Pamela Wells West Prep Children’s Centre of Toronto Mark Wharton Frank Whittaker Anna Wiebe Rob Wilkes Jeremy Willenburg Roger Williams Sioban Williams Shari Wilson Maudry Wiltshire Fran Windischmann Gerard Wood Robin Wood Susan Woodward Patrick Wright Hang Yee Wu Xiao Wu Mary Wulffen Wen-Rung Yang Gigi Yat Chi Lau Shadi Yazdan Doreen Yee John Yoon Helen Young Deon Yu Ruth Yu Susan Zeldin Janine Zend Sharon Zillmer Perry Zimel Josina Zylstra

Mark Moss Kathy Murdock Mon Joe Ng Margaret Norman Maria A. Novo Tokio Oikawa Clara Olive Muzio Pasqualoni Norbert Peiris Ronald Petrich Margaret Piller Denny Pollock Sharon Prendergast John B. Purdy Nam Quach Lizanne Rains Awadh Ramawadh Samuel A. Rea Robert Remis Philip Richardson Janet Ritch John Roberts Mary Ross Robert Russell Amalia Scarlato Truusje Schatzky Barbara Ann Scott Alan M. Seymour Ed Shannon Jill Smirnis Judy Smith Madelyn Smith Eva Smith Paula Sosinsky Ruth Stilman Carol Stoddart George Strouthos Veronica Swiekatun John Swinton-Lee Frank Tavares Joel Taylor Linda Taylor Chris Taylor

Jacobus Teunissen Lucille Thomas Asta Toppi Phuong Thi Tran Hoa Truong Jeevika Uppal Teresa Vadacchino Katarina Valicek Louis Van Haastrecht Clemente Villani Sultankanou Virjee Marty Wasserman Alberta Watson Susan Wilkes Diane Williams Bruce Wilson Roy Wolfe Rysia Zawadzka Aniko Zend

In Memory Samuel Arbeid Drupatee Aziz Luis Bairos Tom Balles Shari Barrett-Findlay Bryan W. Bennett Gary Benson Harvey Bisgould Beatrice Bodzinski Claude Bouillet Edward Brill Florence Brill Colin Brown Ruth Burton Stanko Buzdon Mary L. Campbell Mark Cannon John Carbray Olivia Cardoso Maureen Carter Tony Cassidy Webster Catherwood Eta Chaim Chin Ho Chen Ying-Nam Chiu John T. Clement Jean Cole Jonathan Crombie Bill Curtis Adelaide Da Luz Teresa Da Silva Robert Dassinger Maria Dias Patsy Dienstmann-Pugiotto Dwayne Dulling Mary Dyer Philip Eustace Pasquale Fantauzzi Carol Faris Henry Fliess Giuseppe Floridia Sophie Florinoff Irene Freeland

Toby Rose Galle Greta J. Gauthier Susan Goldberg Sidney Goldberg Nicholas Gotham Jack Graham Margaret Greaves Lori Greenbaum Zuzzy and Larry Grossman Anna Hayto Dan Heap Roger Heeler Susan Hill Carolyn Hillman Alice Hughes Ray Hughes Blake Humble Daniel Humphrey Darren Hutz Douglas Ingle Graeme Jones Darryl Julien Eva Kato Janet Kennedy Stephen Khaner Erich Klump Vladimir Knop Linda Lilge Camilo Linhares Virginia A. Lumbers Quang Man Jean Manchee Robert Mawson James Maxwell Andrew McCarthy Anne McCarthy Marnie and Cliff McFarland Patrick McGroarty Veronica McKoy Marjory E. McLeod Jocelyn and Allan McRae Harold Miller Ann and John Mosnyk

In Honour Ximena Andrade Mary Barrett Leone Earls Yvonne Francis Mitch and Lisa Kerzner Heather McDonald Dr. Michael Soboloff and Rita Abate

Champions of Care Ada Bonilla Dr. Rosa Braga-Mele Dr. Ian Bookman Dr. John C. Lloyd Madonna O’Malley Dr. Allan R. Slomovic

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Kensington Foundation Board Officers John Lind Chair and President Carmen Di Paola Vice-Chair Marie Rounding Vice-Chair R.J. Brian McFarlane Executive Director

Directors Douglas Anderson Ed Crosby Jaimie Grossman Russell McKay Abraham Saltzman Warren Seyffert Natasha Sharpe Nick Torchetti Glenn Watchorn

Committee Members Audit Committee Marie Rounding, Chair Wendy Beckles Jaimie Grossman Russell McKay Natasha Sharpe Nick Torchetti

Investment Committee Ed Crosby, Chair Douglas Anderson Ed Crosby Jaimie Grossman Craig Lynk Russell McKay Glenn Watchorn

Grants/Donations Committee Carmen Di Paola, Chair Russel McKay Marie Rounding Abraham Saltzman Warren Seyffert Nick Torchetti

Strategic Planning Committee Warren Seyffert, Chair Carmen Di Paola Marie Rounding Natasha Sharpe Howard Tanenbaum Nick Torchetti

Kensington Golf Committee Jaimie Grossman, Chair Mike Agueci Wendy Beckles Carmen Di Paola Bob Hall Ed Jamieson Craig Lynk Bill O’Neill Kim Pritchard Abraham Saltzman Loraine Sampson The Chair and Executive Director are ex officio voting members of all committees.

We greatly appreciate the generosity of all of our donors including the 1,941 who gave gifts under $100 in the last fiscal year. Every effort is made to ensure that our donor listings are accurate and complete. If you are aware of errors or omissions, please contact foundation@kensingtonhealth.org.

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