2023/24
IMPACT REPORT
FROM THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Dear Ridley Family,
Greetings from the Board, as we mark another year of historic health and successes for the School. As we drew near to June 30th, 2024, we were within inches of completing the construction of the new heartbeat of campus: the now open, world-class, reborn Iggulden Building, as well as the Evans Athletic Centre. The transformation of Iggy into a true student centre and the additions to the fieldhouse complex enhance the lives and wellbeing of Ridley
students and employees. As I’ve reflected with the Board, it is rewarding when it comes out even better than it was on paper! The engagement of the Ridley community — and unprecedented philanthropic successes powered by so many stakeholders — brought about these triumphs.
This is the new Impact Report — replacing our former Annual Report, and it’s my privilege to bring you a snapshot of Ridley’s leadership role in education, as you will also see clearly in the following
pages. Our Impact Report is an opportunity to reflect on the year that has unfolded and share the impact of all of our stakeholders’ enormous support. Once again, this year, we celebrate our living story and I congratulate our community on another year well done.
The theme for this school year was indeed “Engage,” which was inspired by the fuel that drives our school — the engagement in all respects by all of you — our many and diverse stakeholders.
In September 2023, the year started with welcoming another record number of students to campus — 797 in total, representing 59 countries, affirming the value proposition of a Ridley education as it is perceived in Canada, and globally.
The Board’s mandate continues with much variety, we are proud to have overseen many new achievements for Ridley, grappled with challenges and ready for future opportunities. This is my
final moment as Chair, to draft this annual message, and I want to both thank you as a community for your support of me during my term and thank you for your support of your School. I enthusiastically look forward to what is next to come as Chair Suzanne Court ’86 begins her Board leadership, given my confidence in her, and I know she will have your support in equal measure as she works with our outstanding leadership under Ed Kidd. The Board remains proud of Ridley’s management and the
privilege to help guide the school. You all can take pride in Ridley’s culture of engagement, service and belonging.
Terar Dum Prosim,
David K. Carter ’88 Chair, Board of Governors
BOARD & LEADERSHIP MEMBERSHIP
2023/24 SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM
J. Edward Kidd
HEADMASTER
Michele Bett
DEPUTY HEADMASTER
Derek Kalinauskas
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Andrea Nauf
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Bruno Petitti
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY AND INNOVATION
Jay Tredway '96
ASSISTANT HEAD: CO-CURRICULARS AND COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Lance Postma
UPPER SCHOOL HEAD
Paul O'Rourke
MIDDLE SCHOOL HEAD
Lisa Dumont
LOWER SCHOOL HEAD
Julie Cameron
DIRECTOR OF ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT & ADMISSIONS
Melissa Stephens
DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING
Kory Lippert DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
Jeff Lanteigne
MANAGER OF SAFETY & SECURITY SERVICES
Courtney Smith ‘06 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Scott Walker DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES
2023/24 BOARD OF GOVERNORS
David K. Carter ’88 PRESIDENT & BOARD CHAIR
C. Michael Kray ’88 SECRETARY
Scott G.A. Lampard ‘88
Ruth Todd VICE CHAIRS
Rob Black ‘99
Suzanne Court ‘86
Sarah E. Eyton ‘86
Joe Ferrante
COMMITTEES
ADVANCEMENT
Don McMurtry ‘82* COMMITTEE CHAIR
David K. Carter ’88*
Rob Black ‘99
Brad Ferguson ’87
Jeanie (Hendrie) Ault ’05
Amber Kanwar ‘04
Maria Menechella*
G. Scott Paterson ’82*
Renée Smith
Narongsak (Tek) Thongpapanl*
BY INVITATION:
J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster
Julie Cameron, Director of Enrollment Management & Admissions
Kory Lippert, Director of Development
Melissa Stephens, Director of Strategic Communications & Marketing
Linda Chang, Board Admin Assistant
Riyaz Kanji ‘82
Amber Kanwar ‘04
Andrew Lind ‘88
Alison A.C. Loat ‘94
Don McMurtry ‘82
Maria Menechella
Andrew Mitchell ‘98
G. Scott Paterson ‘82
Narongsak Tek Thongpapanl
BY INVITATION:
J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster
Michele Bett, Deputy Headmaster
Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer
Bruno Petitti, Executive Director of Strategy & Innovation
Linda Chang, Board Administrative Assistant
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
Joe Ferrante* COMMITTEE CHAIR
Nadine Burgess ‘09
David K. Carter ’88*
Philip D. Court ’85
A. Dean Karachi ’87
C. Michael Kray ‘88*
Bruce Krushelnicki
Paul S. Kundrat ’92
Andrew Lind ‘88*
Dragan Matovic
Ted Meighen ‘99
Hannah Ulrich
BY INVITATION:
J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster
Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer
Scott Walker, Director of Facilities
Linda Chang, Board Admin Assistant
FINANCE, AUDIT & HUMAN RESOURCES
Scott G.A. Lampard ’88* COMMITTEE CHAIR
Christopher D. Cooke ’88 VICE CHAIR
David K. Carter ’88*
Katie Hinan ‘05
Riyaz Kanji ’82 *
Robin E.A. Lampard ’85
Alison A.C. Loat ’94*
Ruth Todd*
Sandra Ventin ’89
BY INVITATION:
J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster
Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer
Brenda Lockhart, Controller
Andrea Nauf, Director of Human Resources
Linda Chang, Board Admin Assistant
GOVERNANCE & NOMINATION
Andrew Mitchell ‘98 COMMITTEE CHAIR
David K. Carter ’88*
Suzanne Court ‘86*
Joe Ferrante*
Geordie Hendrie ’74
C. Michael Kray ’88*
Scott G.A. Lampard ’88*
Don McMurtry ‘82*
Maria Menechella*
BY INVITATION:
J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster
Linda Chang, Board Admin Assistant
* Governor
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS & COMMUNITY
The generosity and support of the Ridley family is what empowers our mission and vision. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our students this year. It is your dedication and philanthropic support that enables our students to flourish both inside and outside the classroom. Terar Dum Prosim.
CLASS OF 2024 HIGHLIGHTS
147 GRADUATES
15 COUNTRIES
REPRESENTED IN APPLICATIONS
GRADS GIVE BACK: THE GRADitude FUND
A graduating class gift is a timehonoured Ridley tradition and a meaningful opportunity for soon-tobe alumni to rally together and raise funds to establish their Class Bursary or support another meaningful project to benefit future students.
This year, our GRADitude Fund Committee encouraged their classmates to donate $24 dollars to their Class Bursary, which the class selected to support by popular vote.
NETHERLANDS
SCOTLAND SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND USA
The goal of a class bursary is to create a fund for the class to collectively grow gradually to make it possible for future students to be able to attend Ridley through tuition assistance. The class of 2024 successfully raised $1,738 to seed their Class Bursary.
TOP FIVE SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF ACCEPTANCES:
University of Toronto: 32
Western University: 17
Queen’s University: 8
University of Waterloo: 7
Wilfrid Laurier University: 5
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UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS
224
UNIQUE UNIVERSITIES
95% OF STUDENTS WERE ACCEPTED TO AT LEAST ONE OF THEIR TOP THREE SCHOOLS
$2.3M+ TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS RECEIVED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS 8.3
AVERAGE APPLICATIONS PER STUDENT
MATRICULATION – CLASS OF 2024
CANADA
Acadia University
Bishop's University
Brock University
Carleton University
Dalhousie University
Huron University
McGill University
McMaster University
OCAD University
Queen's University
St. Francis Xavier University
The University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Toronto Metropolitan University
Trent University
University of Calgary
University of Guelph
University of Ottawa
University of Toronto
University of Waterloo
Western University
Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo Campus
York University
INTERNATIONAL
Aston University
European University of Madrid
Glion Institute of Higher Education
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Imperial College London
London School of Economics and Political Science
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
University of East London
University of Surrey
University of the Arts London
University Warwick
USA
Boston College
Canisius University
Carnegie Mellon University
Clarkson University
Columbia University
Cornell University
Emory University
Florida Institute of Technology
George Washington University
Liberty University
Parsons School of Design, The New School
Muhlenberg College
New York University
Niagara University
Northeastern University
Northwestern University
Princeton University
Savannah College of Art and Design
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Tufts University
University of Alabama
University of California, Irvine
University of Miami
University of Pennsylvania
University of Southern California
Vanderbilt University
RIDLEY COLLEGE FAMILY GUILD
A YEAR IN SERVICE: RCFG ANNUAL SUMMARY
The 2023/24 year was a continued celebration of service and community for the Ridley College Family Guild (RCFG), following its 100th anniversary. Our team focused on deepening connections within the Ridley community, supporting students, faculty, and families, while embodying the school motto Terar dum Prosim (“May I be consumed in service.”)
We celebrated Ridley students’ service efforts, including projects like the Step Center, Shoebox Project and Ridley Women in Leadership, through regular Guild meetings. We continued traditions like the Thanksgiving food drive, Christmas decorating and Exam Proctoring, while also hosting fun events like the second annual Family Skate and Halloween Trick or Treat Night. These activities not only supported the community but fostered a strong sense of connection among Guild members.
Building friendships remained a key focus, with events like the Creekside social, Bowling night and faculty appreciation days offering opportunities for parents, past parents, and alumni to meet and bond. Our fundraising efforts surpassed expectations, with events such as Designer Purse Bingo, Trivia Night and TigerFest raising over $50,000, while our Recycled Uniform Program brought in more than $11,000.
The second annual Anita Robertson Award recognized Margy Massis for her exceptional volunteerism and leadership since 2012. Her dedication to the Guild and its events has been invaluable.
It has been a privilege to serve as RCFG President, and as I transition to Past President, I look forward to continuing to honor the Guild’s legacy of service. I am deeply grateful for the support and friendships within the Ridley community, and for the opportunity to contribute to such a remarkable institution.
Jennifer Coburn ‘95
PRESIDENT, RIDLEY COLLEGE FAMILY GUILD
Jen Coburn ’95 PRESIDENT
Winnie Standish VICE PRESIDENT
Lipsica Rore
ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT
Suzanne Court ’86 PAST PRESIDENT
Jennifer Flus TREASURER
Nancy Elder SECRETARY
EXECUTIVE BY INVITATION:
Thomas Ng and Krista Coutu
DIGITAL/SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Jen Dunn
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Jennifer Roberge RIDLEY COLLEGE LIAISON
1600 RCFG VOLUNTEER HOURS
175 STUDENT VOLUNTEER HOURS AT GUILD EVENTS
$25,000 ANNUAL GIVING $20,000 SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES DONATION
$5,000 ADDITIONAL GIVING
$50,000
TOTAL DONATION FROM THE RCFG
$51.4M RAISED
12 TRANSFORMATIVE GIFTS OF $1M+
99 DONORS WHO GAVE $10,000+ TO RIDLEY FOR THE FIRST TIME 67 NEW OR RE-IMAGINED LEARNING SPACES THANKS
292 ALUMNI
349 DONORS OVER $1,000
85 PARENTS
170 GIFTS OVER $10,000
43 FACULTY AND STAFF
68 DONORS OVER $100,000
26 FRIENDS
19 DONORS OVER $500,000
TERAR DUM PROSIM
“May I Be Consumed In Service” is more than just a motto at Ridley; it’s a way of life. Our students, from our youngest Ridleians in JK to our graduating students in Grade 12, are given many opportunities to contribute to the lives of others and serve the community through volunteering and action. Every grade level and House of Ridley is attached to a local charity, that we support through volunteerism and fundraising activities during the school year. Saturday programming includes weekly service opportunities on and off campus, and global service trips allow students to support meaningful causes around the world. This year, students continued their support of The Jacaranda School in Malawi, the Doppenbergs in Guatemala (DIG) as well as our first service trip to Thailand.
“Motionball has provided me with such a rewarding experience, allowing me to be a part of helping to create positive impact on other people by giving athletes joy and confidence. This opportunity has motivated me to be more empathetic by supporting inclusion and celebrating wide ranges of abilities and has inspired me to be a purpose driven leader.”
- GABRIEL ‘25, DEAN’S HOUSE
SUPPORTING THE UNITED WAY NIAGARA
$6,500 RAISED FROM PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS
$3,000 RAISED FROM THE HEADMASTER’S MARCHÉ
2023/24 STATISTICS
10,731
VOLUNTEER HOURS BY $15,000
AMOUNT RAISED FOR
UPPER SCHOOL
Community Care
Community Crew
Doppenberg’s DIG
Food 4 Kids Niagara
Gillian’s Place
Habitat for Humanity
McMaster Children’s Hospital
Motion Ball
Niagara Children’s Centre
Niagara Health Foundation
Niagara Warehouse of Hope
NPCA
Ridley Neighbours
Start Me Up Niagara
The Jacaranda School
United Way
LOWER SCHOOL & MIDDLE SCHOOL
Community Care
Edith Cavell School
Heart and Stroke
Start-Me Up Niagara
SHAPING OUR FUTURE, TOGETHER
Each year, the Ridleian Fund identifies projects and areas of need that will have the greatest possible impact on our students in the upcoming year. The contributions from our community to the Ridleian Fund are not just a resounding endorsement of our School’s mission and vision, but are also a powerful investment in the lives and futures of every student living and studying at Ridley. Thank you for making a difference this year!
539 DONORS
1,156 DONATIONS TOP ALUMNI CLASSES BY NUMBER OF DONORS 1974 1988 1984 DONATIONS BY PROJECT $414,311.87 SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES $112,406.05 HEADMASTER’S FUND $772,366.14 FLOURISH FUND & OTHER PROJECTS
INVESTING IN MISSION
HEADMASTER’S FUND
The Headmaster’s Fund provides the School’s leadership team with the flexibility to quickly respond to emerging needs at the School. Gifts to the Headmaster’s Fund this year were allocated towards:
• Special financial assistance, supporting programmes like the World of Difference Fund, Jacaranda service trips, etc.
• Fan for the new spin room
• Art restoration project
• LÜ - Interactive Physical Literacy system in Lower School
• Cadet uniforms
• Entrepreneurship grant
• Common room upgrades (MSO)
• Bike programme
• Chapel books [Chapel 100 year]
• A student wellness partnership with Dr. Greg Wells
FLOURISH FUND
The Flourish Fund allows us to invest in studentfacing projects to enhance the student experience. In 2023/24, support for the Flourish Fund made the following projects possible:
• New outdoor teaching and learning spaces
• Exercise equipment for the new Fitness Centre
• Technology and equipment for the new Learning Commons
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES
As an independent, non-for-profit school, Ridley relies on the generosity of our community to help grow our endowment and provide impactful scholarships and bursaries for deserving students and families in need. Many of our students rely on tuition assistance to support the cost of a Ridley education.
Thank you to all the donors who supported this vital area of need in 2023/24. By supporting the endowment, you empowered the education of deserving students and supported the sustainability and advancement of our school.
$3,775,304
TUITION ASSISTANCE
197 NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS
Scholarships
Are awarded based on a student’s academic merit and the unique terms of reference for each award.
$371,500
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AWARDED
71
NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Bursaries
“I just wanted to say thank you for allowing me to have this incredible experience that has changed my life. I know that many of us are appreciative of your commitment to our futures. I never would have known what Ridley has to offer without you, and I most definitely wouldn’t be where I am today. ”
- PRESLEY ‘24
Are awarded to assist academically qualified students based on demonstrated financial need. These funds support deserving students who otherwise could not afford a Ridley education.
$3,403,804
BURSARY FUNDS AWARDED
152
# OF BURSARY RECIPIENTS
LEADERSHIP AND YOUNG ALUMNI GIVING
YOUNG ALUMNI FACE-OFF
This year, our young alumni from the classes of 2013 to 2022, participated in a new giving challenge. The goal of our Young Alumni Face-Off was to generate participation and engagement among our graduates of the last decade in giving back and starting their philanthropic relationship with Ridley. This initiative was a foundational step in building a culture of philanthropy amongst young alumni.
Young alumni were faced with different incentives to give, including a very generous alumni match, an additional match from the Headmaster, and the bonus of free Homecoming tickets for the winning class in the challenge.
Overall, the Face-Off brought awareness to philanthropy at the school among young alumni and secured 23 young donors who otherwise would not have made a gift to the school.
HIGHLIGHTS:
52% OF PARTICIPANTS MADE THEIR FIRST DONATION TO RIDLEY IN THE CHALLENGE
43% OF PARTICIPANTS MADE THEIR SECOND-EVER GIFT TO THE SCHOOL IN THE CHALLENGE (after their GRADitude Fund donation as students)
CLASS OF 2022
THE YOUNGEST CLASS IN THE CHALLENGE TOOK HOME THE WIN. THE CLASS OF 2021 WAS A CLOSE SECOND.
“After graduating in 1982, a new Ridley tradition emerged, an annual phone call from the leaders of my class. Those calls were an opportunity to send a donation to Ridley, but more importantly they were an opportunity to grow friendships that I value more today than the day I graduated.
Times have changed, and though the graduates of today may prove to be even more talented than those that preceded them, it is evident that graduates of the 20th century remain more engaged when it comes to giving. Therefore, I am happy to help instigate some competition between those younger Ridleians through the Young Alumni Challenge initiative. I want to encourage 21st century Ridleians to grow their connection to each other and an annual contribution to Ridley is an easy measure of those connections.”
- DON MCMURTRY ‘82
This year, we worked to foster Ridley’s connection to the Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD).
Ridley successfully hosted the inaugural GOLD party, welcoming over 150 young alumni back to campus. This event was a wonderful opportunity for our young alumni to re-engage with Ridley and their friends.
To strengthen philanthropic connections with the GOLD alumni, we introduced the Young Alumni Face-Off Challenge. Classes competed against each other to see who could achieve the highest donor participation in giving back to the school. This friendly competition highlighted the dedication of our young alumni in supporting Ridley and being part of our school’s long tradition of giving.
“Young alumni giving is important because it fosters the habit of philanthropy right after graduation, laying the foundation for lifelong engagement with Ridley. By establishing this tradition early, we strengthen the Ridley community and inspire alumni across generations to contribute. Even small donations from young alumni send a powerful message of support, demonstrating our commitment to the school’s future. I give because it keeps me connected to Ridley, even when I’m not physically there. It’s my way of showing gratitude for the incredible education and opportunities I received — an experience that continues to shape my life today.”
- ANGELA FINN ‘22
ORDER OF 1889
A LEGACY TO BE PROUD OF
Ridley College has a long history of dedicated members from across our community — alumni, parents, grandparents, staff and faculty, and more — stepping forward to create an enduring legacy by leaving a planned gift to benefit future generations of proud Ridleians.
The Order of 1889 serves to recognize those who have made the meaningful decision to include Ridley College as a beneficiary in their estate plans. These champions embody the ideal of our motto Terar Dum Prosim. They are celebrated for their commitment to ensuring that future Ridley students have every opportunity to flourish.
Thank you to the members of The Order of 1889 for your continued support of our mission and vision and to those new members who included Ridley in their long-term estate planning this year — we are so grateful for you!
“Ridley will always be in my heart. I am grateful for my years as a student, my time working in the Development Office and being an OR. To say that the relationships and experiences I had during both of my tenures at Ridley had a tremendous impact on my life would be a dramatic understatement to say the least. In combination with supporting the Annual Fund and the various capital campaigns, becoming a member of the Order of 1889 by providing a donation in my estate plan is a way that I knew I could continue to support the school I care so much about — even when I am gone. It is a simple and straightforward process, but one that will leave a lasting legacy in my family’s name for Ridley’s future.”
- BRYAN ROSE ’96
“Ridley College gave so much to me during my five years as a student. The teachers, coaches, students and staff all played a significant role in my personal development and made me the person I am today. It gives me a lot of satisfaction knowing that my Planned Giving will give future students the same opportunities that Ridley gave me.”
- BILL VERITY ’71
RIDLEY COLLEGE FINANCIAL SUMMARY
BALANCE SHEET
FUND BALANCES
RIDLEY COLLEGE
CANADIAN FOUNDATION
“The Canadian Foundation is deeply grateful for the steadfast support of our donors. As of June 30th, 2024, the Foundation was valued at $35,831,640, enabling us to make a significant impact on the school. Your generosity supports critical areas such as the financial assistance program, prize funds, maintenance funds, and other special endowed funds. As the Foundation Board, we are committed to responsibly stewarding your investment to maximize its impact on Ridley and its community. Thank you for making this possible.”
- MIKE STEVENS ‘77
RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION – $CAD
Total Assets as of June 30th, 2024
Year ended June 30th, 2024
40,000,000
35,000,000
30,000,000
25,000,000
TRUSTEE LIST
R. Michael H. Stevens ‘77 CHAIR
Gregory B. Souter ‘85 SECRETARY/TREASURER
John R. Anderson ‘65
Joel A. Clark ‘93
Robert D. Evans ‘77
Sean P. Gallaway ‘87
John P. Hynes ‘96
Robin E. Lampard ‘85
Duncan M. McGregor ‘84
Bruce H. Mitchell ‘64
William O. Wallace ‘77
BY INVITATION:
David K. Carter ’88, Board Chair
J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster
Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer
Kory Lippert, Director of Development
RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA INC.
“The U.S. Scholarship Foundation is very grateful for the ongoing support from American donors to Ridley. Thanks to the generosity of our U.S. based alumni, parents and friends, the Foundation grants nearly $350,000 USD in scholarship funds each year to the school. These funds help to attract American students to Ridley and support their education and success.
On behalf of the Foundation Board, thank you to our generous current and future donors for contributing to the growth of the endowment and thereby the size of the annual scholarship grant to Ridley.”
- TIM COFFIN ‘81
RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA INC. – $USD
Total Assets as of June 30th, 2024
Year ended June 30th, 2024
8,000,000
7,000,000
6,000,000
5,000,000
TRUSTEE LIST
Timothy J. Coffin ‘81 PRESIDENT
Britt R. Franklin Call ‘08 VICE PRESIDENT
Robert McD. Wilson ‘81 SECRETARY
Alexander C.O. Hansen ‘87 TREASURER
Michele-Elise C. Burnett ‘86
Bruce L. Carrow ‘74
John K.S. Cleary ‘84
William S. Cleary ‘81
Peter B. Coffin ‘78
Paula Copland-Sherk ‘85
Jodi Haydon ‘85
Michelle M. Mandeville ‘95
James C. Rogers ‘81
Andrew McD. Wilson ‘90
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES
WHAT IS AN ENDOWMENT?
An endowment is a pool of assets made possible through philanthropic support, which is invested to grow the principal and provide impactful funding annually to support the School’s scholarships and bursaries programme. Endowed funds exist in perpetuity and help ensure that
BURSARY & SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
125 Renaissance Bursary Fund
Alberta Ridley College Scholarship Centennial Endowment Fund
Katharine Alexander and Kitty Miller Scholarship Fund
Alumni Scholarship
Anderson Memorial Scholarship Fund 62,795
J.J. Arnold Maritimes Scholarship 22,235
Bahamas Scholarship Fund 17,788
Banville Winnipeg Scholarship Fund 58,613
L. Clarke Bell Memorial Scholarship Fund 99,936
Bermuda Ridley College Scholarship Endowment Fund; including David B. Wadson Memorial Scholarship
Brian Bexton Scholarship 106,990
Andre Buller ‘54 Scholarship Fund 322,555
Bullied Award Scholarship 45,647
Dorothy Burgoyne Doolittle and Henry B. Burgoyne ‘67
Memorial Bursary
Burn Memorial Fund
Isobel Burton Memorial Scholarship Fund
Carley Family Bursary 166,388
Carthy Foundation Centennial Bursary Funds 286,914
G. Mark Curry ‘62 Bursary
Nan and Laddie Cassels Scholarship Fund
Tony Cassels Award
Charlton Family Scholarship
Class of 1938 Bursary
Class of 1939 Samuel G. Heaman Bursary
Class
Class
Class
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Class
Class
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Ridley remains a diverse community where all students can flourish, regardless of financial means. Thank you to all those who are partners in our future and support the growth of Ridley’s endowment. Each year, Ridley is granted 5% of the total endowment to support talented students.
Class of 1955 Bursary
Class
Class of 1961 Karen Chaplin Memorial Bursary
Class of 1962 Michael Ross Mandeville Memorial Bursary
Class of 1963 Bursary
Class
Class of 1968 Douglas Utting Memorial Bursary
Class of 1969 Bursary
Class of 1970 Bursary
Class of 1972 Bursary
Class of 1974 Bursary
Class of 1975 Bursary
Class of 1976 Bursary
Class of 1977 Bursary
Class of 1978 Mark Preece Memorial Bursary
Class of 1979 Robert Malone Memorial Bursary
Class of 1980 Bursary
Class of 1982 Bursary
Class of 1985 Bursary
Class of 1988 Bursary
Class of 1989 Bursary
Class of 2005 Bursary
Class of 2010 Bursary 649
Class of 2011 Bursary 3,107
Class of 2012 Bursary 202
Class of 2013 Bursary 2,239
Class of 2015 Bursary 151
Class of 2016 Bursary
Ridley College Foundation Endowed Funds (As of June 30th, 2024)
Nat Caters Bursary Fund
Richard R.P. Court ‘50 Innovation Fdn Bursary
Stephen R. Court ‘89 Memorial Scholarship
Crawford, Smith and Swallow Bursary
John B and Terence Cronyn Bursary
Harry J. Daniel Scholarship
Michael R. Davies ‘78 Memorial Scholarship
L. Robert S. deLangley ‘48 Scholarship
Desmarais Family Bursary
Richard James Dickinson B.A. L.L.B. Scholarship Fund 1904–1905
Ding Family Award
Evelyn Dobson Memorial Scholarship
Andrew A. Dodge ‘24 Bursary
John S. Drake ‘35 Bursary
Margaret A. Drake Bursary
George D. Enos Jr. ‘41 Bursary
Robert Evans ‘77 Bursary
Eyton Family Scholarship 61,217
Faculty and Staff Bursary
Roderick Ferguson ‘87 Memorial Bursary
Harry E. Foster Memorial Scholarship
Alex Friesen Memorial Bursary
Mark Kumar Gambhir Bursary
Donna Gauley-McCarthy Memorial Bursary
Gooderham Family Memorial Scholarships
Peter S. Gooderham ‘44 Bursary Fund
Kendra A. Watts - Gransden ‘84 Bursary 109,908
John Grant Memorial Scholarship 74,961
Griffith-Hamilton Scholarship Fund
John and Cosie Guest Memorial Bursary
Hamilton Stone Memorial Scholarship
George M. Hendrie ‘49 Bursary
Nicholas D. Holmes Bursary
Donald and Nancy Hunt Scholarship
Robert L. Hunter ‘33 Memorial Scholarship
Brian ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden Bursary
Mac ‘46 and Elinor Irwin Fund
Kenmore Construction Company Limited Scholarship 23,987
Rupert and Judy Lane Bursary 58,741
Leonard Foundation Scholarship and Reuben
Kenyon Lett Scholarship
Donald H Lie ‘52 Bursary
W.H. Lind ‘33 Family Bursary Fund
Alan Maclachlan
E.W. ‘Peter’ Mandeville ‘38 Bursary Fund
Brian Martin Fund 1,984
Anthony V.
PRIZE ENDOWMENT FUNDS
ACADEMIC & SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT PRIZES
Dr. J.A. Arnell ‘34 Science
Akshay Shetty ‘04
ACTIVITY PRIZES
Ruth E. Brown Acta Editor’s
Cronyn ‘31 Trophy for Outstanding Performance
Cronyn ‘20 Prize for Best News Story
The Hon. Mr. Justice A. Courtney Kingstone (1892)
ATHLETIC PRIZES
G. Brezicki Girls
Bulldog Trophy – 1st Team Squash 985
Bulldog Trophy – U/16 Squash 985
Gary Burroughs ‘64 Trophy - Football 402
and Karen Rickers International Student Leadership Award
College Family Guild Public Speaking (M.S. Jr.) 773
Neil Campbell ‘51 Trophy – Rowing
Barry Cromarty ‘63 Trophy
Ingrid Cronin Field Hockey Prize
RESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS
UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS FUNDS
RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA, INC. - NAMED BURSARIES
DONOR LIST
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Grant J. Aberdeen ‘90
Bader Alamri and Arwa Alsalem
Gretchen M. Alexander
Jennifer and Michael Alexander
Linda M.E. Alexanian ‘85
Danielle R. (Rosmarin) Allaire ‘95
Brian Amyote and Tanya MacAusland Amyote
John R. ‘65 and Kathy Anderson
Elizabeth Andreen
Aaron Asp and Renee Smith
Gary D. Atack ‘73
Jeanie E. (Hendrie) Ault ‘05
Chris Aylott ‘60 and Mary Newel
B
Justin Baird
W. Michael D. Baker ‘78
Walter M. and Lisa Balfour Bowen
Michael G. Banville ‘84
R. Scott Barron ‘75
Douglas G. and Susan Bassett
Marc A. Beaudry ‘96
Kimberly A. Becken and Thomas Lynam
Daoud Behiya ‘24
Howard E. Bell
Jeffrey R.C. Bell ‘88
Charmaine M. Bellefleur and Brad A. Ralph
Roger J. and Sheila-Ann Benger
James and Elizabeth Bennett
Peter R. ‘72 and Heather Bennett
Fraser E. Berkhout ‘03
Geoffrey B. Biddell ‘80
Stephen A. Billyard ‘00
Jennifer L. Birmingham ‘93
Georgina H. Black ‘85 and William D. Watson
Robert J.E. Black ‘99
Cassidy A. Blanchard ‘24
Brent Blankenship
Richard M.C. Bojankiewicz ‘80
Luca Bonifacio-Proietto ‘16
Fay Booker
Joan Booth
Henry M. Borden ‘64
Fabienne Bottcher ‘24
Joan and T. Larry Bourk
Matthew and Caitlin Bowie
Christine E. Boyko
Donald E. Bradford ‘67
Jane M. and Dale Bradley
Natalie C. Brown ‘18
Tom G. Brownlee ‘77
Christian Brunner-Lopez ‘15
Laura and Mike Bruno
Ian G. and Wendy Bryden
Helen K. Bryk-Webb and Dennis A. Webb
Austin M. Bukovec ‘14
Marko R. Bukovec ‘85
Nina D.O. Bukovec ‘17
Oleg and Irina Burkan
Catherine Burke
Peter F.H. Burn ‘71
John M. Burnes ‘74
Michele-Elise C. Burnett ‘86
James B. Butterfield ‘70
CJohn C. Cairns ‘42 †
Susan C. (MacDonnell) Calder ‘92
Clive T. Caldwell ‘71
Julie Cameron and Vaughn Schlosser
Jodie A. (Rivers) ‘95 and Jamie J. Campbell
Greg A. Carlyle ‘85
Michael R. Carson ‘64
David K. ‘88 and Hilary Carter
Ronald Cecchetto
Frank ‘74 and Robin Cecchini
Fung Wai and Wah Ngar Chan
Viola O.P. Chan and Peter K. Lam
Colin M. Chant ‘90 and Jennifer N. Mactaggart ‘89
Chris J.D. Chappell ‘74
Douglas J. Charlick
Andrea K. Charlton ‘92 and Jonathan Willson
Arthur D. Charlton ‘49 †
Heather L. and Steve J. Charlton
Chaoguo Chen and Baoping Fu
Peicheng Chen and Guilan Yao
Tianze Chen ‘24
Wei Hu and Weimeng Chen
Zexin Chen
Wei Chen and Yan Zhou
Joanna Cheung ‘93
Jon Choptiany
Kheimraj Chowbay and Krista Coutu
Peter T. Christensen ‘61
Jacob A. Cielen-Gough ‘21
Evan R.V. Clarke ‘05
Thomas P. Clarkson ‘99
John K.S. Cleary ‘84
William S. Cleary ‘81
Seth L. Clohosey ‘05
Jennifer L. Coburn ‘95 and Josh Bateson
John A. Coburn
Peter B. Coffin ‘78
Timothy J. ‘81 and Amy Coffin
Christopher Collingwood ‘66
Brian G. Collins and Amanda Demers
Bruce and Debra Conlon
Nicole H. (Hess) Connelly ‘87
Robert Conte and Jane Conte
Charles and Aimee B. Cook
Chloe P. Cook ‘22
David H. Cook ‘55
Christopher D. Cooke ‘88
Mark A. Coote ‘91
Laura E. Court ‘14
Philip D. Court ‘85 and Karen Murray
Ruth E. Court
Suzanne W. Court ‘86
William Court ‘81
David J. and Lara Cousins
Heather Cousins and Shane Walton
Saralyn Covent
William H. ‘54 and Ione Cowen
Richard A. ‘60 and Mary Ann Coy
John G. Crawford ‘84
Nolan D. Crawford ‘21
Kate (Nickerson) Crowe ‘93 and Adrian Crowe
Norma Y. Croxon
D
Song Dai and ChinLan Xing
Richard E. Davey ‘67
Bill A.B. Davis ‘55
Gemma Dean
Jordan and Shannon Dennis
Paul S. and Alexandra DeVellis
J. Edward T. Dillane ‘55
Hongmei Ding
Qifu Ding and Ying Lin
Peter R. L. Dixon ‘97
Joshua Doan
James D. Doolittle ‘67
Scott W. ‘73 and Rose Dorland
Kim Dorrington and Geoff Irvine
Celeste N. Doucet ‘07
Peter and Jessica Doyle
Nancy A.G. Drope
Michael and Danielle Duchesne
William E. Duffield ‘50
John Duke
Lisa Dumont
James M. Dunwoody ‘84
Ian K. Duquemin ‘82
Kerri Dyson
EIngrid Efstathiou
Marilyn Elgie
Pinhas Ephrat
Natasha T. Esteves ‘24
Bruce W. and Karen Etherington
Hugh D. ‘87 and Saskia Evans
Janet Evans
Robert D. ‘77 and Nancy Evans
Sarah E. Eyton ‘86 and Jason Gould
FJ. Dale Falkenhagen ‘58
Joseph N. and Catherine Ferrante
Paul Filion ‘86
David C. Finlay ‘59
Angela L. Finn ‘22
D’arcy Finn ‘86
Louise L. (Smith) Finn ‘91
Thomson D. Fischer ‘77
John H. Fisher ‘61
William A. Folland ‘73
Ella Foss ‘16
Derek D. Fraser ‘79
Ian M. Fraser ‘72
Robert Fraser
Wayne Fraser and Eleanor Johnston
John C. Frederick ‘71
Robert L. Fryer ‘79
Sean P. Gallaway ‘87
Balbir K. and Gertrud Gambhir
Shunjun Gao and Chunhong Zhou
James E. Gibson ‘75
Philip S.L. Goad ‘03
Scott Good
Adrian Goodliffe ‘93
D. Harold W. ‘69 and Kim Gould
Rory E. Gould ‘22
Tim M. ‘74 and Bonnie Gould
Anthony R. and Helen M. Graham
James ‘87 and Charmaine Graham
Justin Leidwanger and Elizabeth Greene
James D. Greenshields ‘76
Matt Greenway and Elaine O’Reilly
Thomas H. ‘73 and Jacqueline Greenwood
Maria L. (Maunder) Gregory ‘90
Timothy K. ‘68 and Darka Griffin
Sean and Tyler Gunton
Chaoyang Guo and Jiangyue Ding
H
Richard O.W. Haeberlin ‘53
Simon J. and Susan Hall
Alistair R. Hamilton ‘84
Leah K. Hamilton ‘99
Jo and Greg N. Hanna
Kenneth Hanna and Veronica Warren
Alexander C.O. Hansen ‘87
Indrasiri I. and Jaya Hapangama I. Perera
C.M. Victor Harding ‘66
Elizabeth A. (Coote) Hardy ‘92
Beverly Hargraft
Daniel J.L. ‘02 and Courtney B. Harriss ‘02
Harry C. ‘67 and Rosalyn Hatch
Joanne ‘85 and William Haydon
Michael S. Hazell ‘73
Richard C. ‘74 and Cindy Hazell
Susan E. Hazell
Christopher H. Hebb ‘60
George C. ‘74 and Janet Hendrie
Harry D.L. Hill ‘47
David N. Himebaugh ‘86
Helen L. Himebaugh ‘15
Lyle B. Himebaugh III ‘82
D.M. Darwin Ho ‘75
Michael C S. Ho ‘91
Robert S.L. Ho ‘77
C. Leigh ‘71 and Dinah Hogg
J. Anthony D. ‘72 and Wendy Hooper
Sarah E. Hopkins ‘04
Tracy J. ‘90 and John Howard
Mingyi Hu ‘24
Yi H. Huang ‘20
Anthony T. Hughes ‘06
Douglas E. ‘70 and Susan Hunt
John C. Hunt ‘67
Phil S.W. Hunt ‘76
Stephen E. Hunt ‘82
Patricia R. Hutchison
Julia R.I. Hutton ‘16
Ken R. and Charlene J. Hutton ‘83
William T. ‘76 and Joanne Hutton
IDonald and Sandra Idugboe
Brian A. ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden
Bruce C. Irwin and Laura Kingston
William B. Irwin ‘72
Richard W. Ivey ‘68 and Donna L. Smith
JSascha M. Jansen-Rudan ‘22
David A. Jarvis ‘70
Paul Jarvis-Clark
Rhys and Lynette Jenkins
Anthony B. Jerauld ‘59
Tong Jiang ‘24
Zara Johnson ‘24
Colin E. and Ruth Johnston
Strachan L. Johnston ‘68
Thomas B. Jones, Jr. ‘54
Zachary R. and Taylor D. Jones
K
Vinitha and Christopher Kahandaliyanage
Riyaz A. Kanji ‘82
Shamez A. Kanji ‘84
Nadine D. Karachi ‘87 and Fernando Estrada
Nimet Karachi
Dean Karachi ‘87
Sara Karklins
Shane E. Keagan ‘22
Grant Kedwell ‘86 and Anu Bhalla ‘86
Peter R. Kedwell
Anthony L. Kemp ‘56
J. Edward and Hanna Kidd
Mia Kidd ‘21
Thomas Kierans
Margaret ‘Peggy’ Kingstone †
Robert C. Kinnear ‘59
G. Kirkham Kitson ‘58
Ellen Kolbert-Cornelissen ‘84
Meghan M. Konkle ‘13
Simon P. Kotzeff ‘02
Lee Ann and Dean Kraus
C. Michael Kray ‘88 and Kimberly D. Pepper
Anne E. Kubu and Bruce Krushelnicki
Adam J. Kundrat ‘08
L
John D. Lambert ‘73
Lisa H. (Chapman) Lambert ‘79
Peggy J. Lampard
Robin E.A. Lampard ‘85 and David Brady
Kenneth J. ‘54 and Natalie Lampman
Martin and Amy Langlois
Charlotte A.C. Langlois ‘24
Thomas G. Larsen ‘73
Alexander R. Last ‘09
Elizabeth-Ann (Woolley) Lawton ‘80
Andrew D. Leach and Nicky Adamou Leach
Margaret E. Lech
Joo-Hak Lee ‘00
Robert F. Lee ‘58
Graham R. Leitch ‘04
Mark E. and Nancy LeMar
LouAnn Leon
David K. ‘59 and Carol Lett
Yaejin Lew ‘27
Yolanda H. Lewczuk ‘91
Jane Lewis ‘90
Janet M. Lewis
Marcie A. Lewis ‘03 and Rafael Gerardo Martinez
Forest Li ‘24
Li Li and Hanfu Su
Shanshan Li ‘16
Kenian Lin and Xiaorui Pan
Ainsley S. Lind ‘24
Andrew ‘88 and Heather Lind
Geoffrey W. Lind ‘71
Kory Lippert
Bin Gao and Kun Liu
Wei Liu and Yang Zhao
Alison A.C. Loat ‘94 and David Skok
Christopher J. ‘62 and Patricia M. Loat
Michael C.H. Locke ‘56
Brenda and Stuart Lockhart
Brian H. ‘71 and Carol Love
Jon E. ‘73 and Nancy Love
Robert S. Lyons ‘88
Bob and Jacqueline Lytle
M
Georgia J. Macdonald ‘22
James W. Macdonald ‘78
Philip A. ‘79 and Robin E. Macdonald
Robert B. Macdonald ‘79 and Heather Morris
Fraser ‘73 and Karen MacKay
Robert W. Mackenzie ‘02
Ian B. Maclennan ‘68
Jillian L. and James MacPhail
Kenneth L. MacRitchie
Geoff H. ‘67 and Penelope Mandeville
Ronald N. Mannix ‘66
William Marler ‘66
Elizabeth Mason
Robert B. ‘82 and Denise Mason
Michael and Margaret Massis
Olivia M. Massis ‘22
Steven Massis and Margy Nitsopoulos-Massis
Malcolm M. Matheson ‘81
Robert O. Matthews ‘56
J. Gordon Maw ‘54
David R. McBride ‘51
Leighton W. McCarthy ‘62
Ian R. McClelland ‘70
Thomas A. McClenny ‘24
Mark A. McGaw ‘97
Sandra N. McGill ‘90
Anne C.S. McIntosh ‘92
Emmanuel McIntosh ‘05
Stewart McKeough ‘85
W. Darcy McKeough ‘51 †
Siobhan M. McLaughlin ‘96 and Cesar Duran
John A. McLeish ‘66 and Jane Campbell
Linda McMaster
Jana and Michael McMurray
Don S. McMurtry ‘82
Andrew and Erin McNiven
Wendy Menczel
Laura Menechella and William Prestia
Benjamin B. Merkley ‘95 and Veronique French Merkley
Vytas Mickevicius
James B. and Ann Milligan
John Minardi
Andrew G. Mitchell ‘98
Bruce H. ‘64 and Vladka Mitchell
Wendy A. (Walker) Mitchell ‘85
William Mitchell
Frederick L. Moffat ‘45
Susan Ann Moher ‘87
Sean A. Moir ‘03
John G. Mollenhauer ‘73
R. Duncan ‘62 and Janice Moran
David R. Morgan ‘65
Les Anne and John H. Morrison
Ross E. Morrow
Cyrus B. Mosun ‘93
Brian Moukperian
Michael J. ‘70 and Karen Moulden
David L. Muir ‘61 †
Paul J. Muller ‘63
Donald H. Munroe
N
Douglas C. ‘69 and Sarah Nadherny
Kelly Neill ‘81 and Edward Morabito
John C. and Brenda Newell
Moore Newell III ‘68
Angela Ngan
Duane Nickerson
Woodward E.W. Nickerson ‘01
Perry ‘95 and Elaine Nitsopoulos
Serena E. Nudel ‘98
Summer L. Nudel ‘95
O
Paul and Kim O’Rourke
Benjamin R. Oabel ‘24
Jennifer Oades
Oluwafunmilola Okeowo ‘24
Kristy and Adam Onclin
P
Derek J. Dunkley ‘87 and Wendy S. Q. Pak
Abigail Palmer ‘24
Shane H. ‘82 and Jennifer Palmer ‘82
Margaret Palmer ‘24
Barbara V. and Frank Papp
Geoffrey R. ‘80 and Stephanie Park
Anna Parkhomenko and Alexander Siplyarsky
Fred M. Partington ‘67
Janet Partridge
Peter W. Partridge and Poppy Gilliam
Joseph E. Patchett
G. Scott ‘82 and Sarah Paterson
Andrew Paton ‘64
Christopher W. Paton ‘65
Reg G. Pattemore ‘83
Li Qun Pei and Vivian Huang
Richard B. Penton ‘69
Bruno Petitti
Tim S. Pfohl ‘76
Matt J. Picken ‘93
Matt and Kristine Pickett
Justin J. Pintwala ‘03
Abdul H. and Nicole Pirani
Lisa S. Plener ‘80
Christopher J. Poole ‘73
Kenneth P. Powell ‘58
Amanda J. Preece ‘79
Claire E. Preece ‘84
Geena Prestia ‘21
Beth Pritchard
Marilyn G. Prociuk
John M. Proctor ‘68
Rosa Proietto and Anthony Bonifacio
Anthony W. Pylypuk ‘71
Robert J. Pyne ‘76
QKevan S. Quinn ‘04
R
Robert K. and Janis L. Radtke
Chantal G. Ramsay ‘74
Terence H. Rapsey ‘66
William R. and Elizabeth Redrupp
Howard Reichart ‘64
Ian K. Reid ‘63 †
George C. Reifel ‘69
Gordon D. Rice ‘54
Michael A. ‘61 and Margaret Rice
Don S. Rickers
Jen Roberge
Alonzo B. Robertson ‘57
James C.V. ‘81 and Lisanne S. Rogers ‘85
Bryan J. ‘96 and Andrea Rose
Steven D.S. Ross ‘90
Steven L. Rotenberg ‘86
Jessica and Dan Roud
Philip Rudachuk ‘89
Colin D. Ruzylo ‘02
Mary Ryan
Minjie Ryu and Changsoon Choi
S
Paul and Lilia Sapounzi
Faith H. Sauntry ‘24
Rachelle Saville ‘24
James E. Savory ‘66
Graeme R.P. Scandrett ‘92
Peter J. Scandrett ‘66
Lydia B. Schurman ‘15
Dereck Schwandt
Rachael A. M. Scott
Mark H. Scott-Paine ‘73
G. David and Lorrie L. Searle
Audrey C. Serravalle ‘24
Ryan and Nicki Serravalle
Saurabh Sharma ‘89
Weiming Shen and Wenting Wang
Edwin R. Shepherd ‘54
William Siebens ‘82
Zoran Sikman
Robert L. Sillcox ‘50
Cori Simms
Stefan A. Simonyi ‘91
Marta Skaab
Grant R. Skelly ‘78
Aurora L. Skuce ‘08
Neshanthi and Kevin Sloan
Noah S. Sloan ‘21
Aaron and Janice Smajda
Dmitri Smidovich ‘98
Courtney M. Smith ‘06
E. Anne Snowden
Scott A. Snowden ‘97
J. Christopher Snyder ‘59
Konstantin and Yulia Sokol
Joo Hyung (Jason) Song ‘06
Lechen Song ‘24
Libo Song and Liang Wang
Charles Sourwine
Greg B. Souter ‘85
John S. Sprague ‘43 †
Rudy J. St. Rose ‘96
Winnie and Beau Standish
Michael M. Steier ‘17
P. Cosmo Steier ‘14
Margaret Stephenson
Robert W. ‘73 and Sandra Sterne
R. Michael H. Stevens ‘77
Teresa Stevens
Thomas A.C. Stevens ‘79
Barbara Stewart
William G. Stewart ‘75
John F. ‘53 and Georgia Storm
Robert S. ‘71 and Martha Stratton
John O. Stubbs ‘62
Aimee E. Sulliman ‘95
Michael A.M. Sully ‘73
Derek M. Surka ‘90
Matthew D. Sutherland ‘04
Kelsey A. Sweitzer ‘10
Paul W. Szczucinski ‘72
TCheng Tang ‘24
Xiaodong Tao and Hong Zhu
Craig M. Taylor ‘90
Timothy N. ‘68 and Kathy Taylor
Carol Terryberry
Robert M. Thom ‘74
Isabel B. Thomas ‘15
Sarah M. Thompson and Jim Winterbottom
Narongsak and Poonyapah Thongpapanl
William and Ruth E. Todd
Clement C. Tong ‘97
Yaeko (Yamamoto) Tong ‘96
Paul Trites and Loretta Foran
Donald A.B. Turner ‘61
Robert E. Twidle ‘72
Andrew Tymoszewicz ‘76
U
Hannah R. and Axel Ulrich
Ian K. Upjohn ‘69
Thomas N. Urban ‘84
William G. Urban ‘86
Timothy and Elinor Utting
Carey Uyeda
V
Jamie H. and Juvy M. Vahdat
Elizabeth C. Valentine ‘85
Marianna Varpalotai and Joe McMaster
Carla I. Ventin ‘92
Peter C. ‘89 and Sandra M. Ventin ‘89
William H. ‘71 and Katie Verity
James S. Vick ‘70
Jonathan C. Vick ‘61
Virginia R. Vickers
Peeranut Visetsuth
W
Pranav Wadhawan ‘24
Robert B. Waind ‘63
Rahul Walia ‘19
David W. Walker ‘83
Ian N. Walker ‘90
Robert A. Walker ‘61
Jocelyn Wang ‘24
Kai-Yu Wang and Shu-Ching Chang
Lishiyi Wang ‘24
Yiran Wang ‘24
Zishan Wang ‘24
Amanda and Todd M. Wark
Martha J. Watson
Luke A. Weinstein ‘72
Liwei Wen and Guohua Liu
Herbert S. Wheaton ‘84
Krista L. White ‘98
Andrew and Annette Whiteley
David G. Whiting ‘61
David C. and Sarah C. Whitty
Janice Whitty
Loretta Whitty
Matthew D. Whitty ‘06
Vera E. Wilcox
Eugenie Wiley
David S. ‘68 and Susan Willmot
Barbara J. Willson
Alexander M. Wilson ‘00
Harold A. Wilson ‘67
Gail R. (Goldsack) Winters ‘92
J.W. Timothy ‘76 and Lauri Witzel
Terrence R. Witzel ‘79
Theodore A. ‘72 and Andrea Witzel
River Wolfe ‘24
Victor C.H. Woo ‘98
F. Ian ‘53 and Barbara Wood
James K. Wood ‘57
David L. Woods ‘58
Swatty G. Wotherspoon ‘67
George R.H. Wyatt ‘73
Paul A. Wylie ‘98
Y
Weizhong Yan and Chenfang Dai
Yiming Liu and Weili Yang
Zhen Qi and Yanheng Yang
Chun Lok Yeung ‘21
Roger C. Young ‘59
Hong Xu and Luxi Yu
Z
Daniel Zacarelli ‘03
Lu Zhang and Lijun Gao
Shasha Zhang and Fan Zou
Yijie Zhang and Qihua Xiao
Elliott Ziolkowski ‘16
Michael and Rosa Ziolkowski † denotes deceased
GIFTS BY COMPANIES & CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS
1174624 Ontario Inc.
1218776 Ontario Ltd.
1493378 Ontario Ltd.
2234582 Ontario Inc.
2509721 Ontario Inc
Aqueduct Foundation
Aquicon Construction
Aramark Canada Ltd
Beatties Basics Office Products
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Billyard Insurance
Bob Robinson & Son Construction
Brand Blvd
Cambridge Group Inc.
Can-Am Vehicle Exchange Inc.
Canada Gives
Canada Paint Contractors
City of Toronto Community Development Unit
Club Italia Lodge No. 5
CM Harding Foundation
Conte Jaswal Professional Corporation
Duke Wealth Management
Ecco Electric Ltd
ESN Electrical Solutions Niagara Inc.
Flywheel Strategic
G. B. Environmental Services (Niagara) Ltd.
Glen-Merritt Collision Ltd.
Gould Leasing
Harding Security Services Inc.
Hope Charitable Foundation
Ivest Properties Ltd.
J. A. Macdonald London Ltd.
L.J. Barton Mechanical Inc.
Landwise
Lifco Hydraulics Ltd.
Meadowview Pet Resort Inc.
NextGen Material Testing Inc.
Niagara 21st Group Inc.
Niagara Community Foundation
Niagara Protective Coatings
Ontario Panelization
Organic Weave Company
Outram Investments
Pinder’s Lock & Security
Predictive Success Corporation
R. Todd Professional Corp.
Raymond James Canada Foundation
Relamping Services Canada Ltd.
Revel Realty Inc. Brokerage
Ridley College Fund USA, Inc.
Royal LePage State Realty
Siplyarsky Holdings Inc
Sirignano Contracting
Spiritwear Promotions
Stacey’s (1994) Moving & Storage
Sure-Fix Service Group Inc.
TA Appliance Inc
Tensilemill CNC Inc.
The Baird Foundation
The Bruce H. Mitchell Foundation
The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation
The Community Foundation of Oakville
The HH 701 LLC
The Ventin Group Ltd
The Weathertop Foundation
Thorold Automotive Solutions
UK Online Giving Foundation
Van Am Mechanical Ltd.
Vancouver Foundation
Waind Management & Consulting
Walk on Dust Control
WCPD Foundation
Webley Construction Ltd.
ORDER OF 1889
Peter R. ‘72 and Heather Bennett
Georgina H. Black ‘85 and William D. Watson
Robert J.E. Black ‘99
Henry M. ‘Mac’ Borden ‘64
Richard A. Bradley †
K. Norman Bradshaw ‘89
John N. Bragg ‘39 †
Diane Brezicki
Thomas G. ‘77 and Cheryl Brownlee
Marko R. Bukovec ‘85
Donald M. ‘72 and Margaret Burton
Marjory E.J. Cain †
John C. Cairns ‘42 †
Jodie A. (Rivers) ‘95 and Jamie J. Campbell
Robert E. Campbell ‘55
David K. ‘88 and Hilary Carter
Hilary D. Caters ‘89
R. Gordon ‘61 and Celia Chaplin
Arthur D. Charlton ‘49 †
John Cleave ‘51 †
Donald W. Coons ‘82
Harry J. Daniel †
G. Leiter ‘53 and Ricky Doolittle
Carl F. Dorland †
Anthony C. Dyson ‘68
James I. Elliot ‘58 and Elizabeth Larmond-Elliot
Bruce W. and Karen Etherington
Denis R. † and Janet Evans
Jane Feagan †
Ian M. Fraser ‘72 and Janine Schweitzer
Ross E. Gale ‘64
George H. Gooderham
Crawford ‘56 † and Eve Gordon
Timothy K. ‘68 and Darka Griffin
C.M. Victor Harding ‘66
Richard C. ‘74 and Cindy Hazell
Susan Hazell
George C. ‘74 and Janet Hendrie
Stephen N. ‘49 † and Betty Hooper
William T. ‘76 and Joanne Hutton
Brian A. ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden
Richard M. Ivey ‘43 †
Jeffrey K.M. Jakobsen ‘91
Daniel O. Jarvis ‘68
Frederick N.C. III ‘53 † and Ellie Jerauld
Robert C. ‘59 and Laureen Kinnear
Joan H. Larkin ‘76 †
Margaret E. Lech
Robert F. Lee ‘58
Donald H. Lie ‘52 †
John M. Lind ‘54 †
Brian H. ‘71 and Carol Love
Graham M. MacLachlan ‘33 †
William ‘66 and Betsy Marler
Elizabeth Mason
James and Sandi McCabe
James A. ‘94 and Carolyn McCabe
Ian R. McClelland ‘70
W. Darcy ‘51 † and Joyce McKeough †
Donald S. McMurtry ‘82
John H. Milnes ‘31 †
Bruce H. Mitchell ‘64
C. Paul Montgomery ‘54
Christa L. Moulden ‘98
Michael J. ‘70 and Karen Moulden
Shawn A. ‘01 and Kristen Moulden
Donald H. Munroe
Donald W. Naylor †
Robert J. Pyne ‘76
Joan R. Randall †
Timothy G. T. Reid ‘78
Michael A. ‘61 and Margaret Rice
Joseph C. † and Anita Robertson †
Bryan J. Rose ‘96
D.S. ‘Bil’ ‘47 † and Ann Rudd †
John C. Rudd ‘80
John H. ‘66 and Darlene Sandham
Terence P. Scandrett ‘61
William H. ‘58 † and Carole Sears
Geoffrey M. Seymour ‘69 †
A. Jon D.B. Silver
Hugh A. Slater ‘44 †
Joan Stevens †
Ada Strasenburgh †
Graham E. ‘71 † and Elizabeth Taylor
Michael K.G. Venables ‘71
Maggie M. Verity ‘06
William H. ‘71 and Katie Verity
James H. Walter ‘30 †
A. Ross Webster ‘60
Luke A. Weinstein ‘72
Andrew and Annette Whiteley
D. Michael Whittle ‘64
H. Donald ‘48 † and Monica Williams †
David S. ‘68 and Susan Willmot
Michael L. ‘60 and Gwyne Willmot
F. Ian ‘53 and Barbara Wood
George R.H. Wyatt ‘73
Adam H. Zimmerman ‘44 †
† denotes deceased
CUMULATIVE GIVING LISTS
*As of June 30th, 2024
To Ridley College, the Ridley College Foundation, and the Ridley College Fund USA, Inc.
*Electronic records maintained by the Development Office beginning in 1986.
The long-term support of our donors has a transformative impact on the future of Ridley. Thank you to our donors who continue to invest, year after year, in our mission and vision. Your dedication is what allows us to inspire flourishing lives.
DIAMOND
$1,000,000+
Anonymous
Samuel I.A. Anderson ‘45 †
Frederick K. Ashbaugh ‘22 †
Christopher Carter ‘68
Clarence J. Chandran
Suzanne W. Court ‘86
Bruce and Karen Etherington
Robert (Robin) W. Korthals ‘50 † and Janet Charlton
Douglas R. Leggat ‘54
Patrick F. Lett ‘67 †
Hubert T. Mandeville ‘40 †
Frederick P. Mannix ‘60
Ronald N. Mannix ‘66
W. Darcy McKeough ‘51 †
The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation
Bruce H. Mitchell ‘64
G. Scott Paterson ‘82
Robert J. Pyne ‘76
Ridley College Family Guild
Ridley College Foundation
Ridley College Fund USA, Inc.
William H. Sears ‘58 †
Stewart D. Siebens ‘64
In Honour of John M. Stevens ‘42 † and Robert W. Stevens ‘44 †
Norris W. Walker ‘52 †
PLATINUM
$250,000–$999,999
Anonymous
Aramark Canada Ltd
André Buller ‘54 †
George D.B. Butterfield ‘57
James B. Butterfield ‘70
Marjory E.J. Cain †
Jodie A. (Rivers) ‘95 and Jamie J. Campbell
R. Gordon ‘61 and Celia Chaplin
Chartwells
Peter B. Coffin ‘78
J. Douglas ‘53 † and Nancy Court †
Michael C. Court ‘82
Philip D. Court ‘85 and Karen Murray
John B. Cronyn ‘39 †
G. Mark Curry ‘62
David A. Dodge ‘61
Ridley † and Dorothy J. Doolittle †
John C. ‘65 and Mary Beth Drake
Robert D. ‘77 and Nancy Evans
H. Stephen Gooderham ‘41 †
Peter S. Gooderham ‘44 †
D. Harold W. ‘69 and Kim Gould
Timothy K. ‘68 and Darka Griffin
S. MacDonald ‘Mac’ ‘46 † and Ellie Irwin †
Richard M. Ivey ‘43 †
Richard W. Ivey ‘68 and Donna L. Smith
Stewart E. † and Margaret ‘Peggy’ Kingstone †
Donald H. Lie ‘52 †
John M. Lind ‘54 †
Charles W. Lindsay, Jr. ‘49 †
Brian H. Love ‘71
E.W. Mandeville, Jr. ‘38 †
Leighton W. McCarthy ‘62
James E. McConnell ‘31 †
Gilbert E. McElheny †
Donald S. McMurtry ‘82
Michael A. and Kelly Meighen
John H. Milnes ‘31 †
John B. Mitchell ‘71
Yanick Pagé ‘84
Ridley Graduate Boat Club
Joseph C. † and Anita E. Robertson †
Terence P. Scandrett ‘61
Geoffrey M. Seymour ‘69 †
W. Carter Siebens ‘82
Hugh A. Slater ‘44 †
Special Friend’s Giving
Joan Stevens †
John W. Stevens ‘74
R. Michael H. Stevens ‘77
James G. Thompson ‘44 †
Robert A. † and Joan Utting
John G. Walker ‘58 †
Luke A. Weinstein ‘72
David A. Wiley ‘88
David S. ‘68 and Susan Willmot
GOLD
$100,000–$250,000
Anonymous
B. Wallace Anderson ‘49
David H. Anderson ‘88
John R. ‘65 and Kathy Anderson
Estate of J. Ronald Angleman
Brian W. Barr ‘61 †
Real and Anne Bergevin
Brian G. Bexton ‘65 †
Georgina H. Black ‘85 and William D. Watson
Aaron L. Brown ‘85
Henry B. Burgoyne ‘67 †
Centrinity
Robert and Jane Conte
Estate of Dorothy M. Cooke
Paula Copland Sherk ‘85 and Peter Sherk
Harry J. Daniel †
Andre and France C. Desmarais
Denis R. † and Janet Evans
Fondation J. Louis Lévesque
J.D. Peter Franks ‘42 †
Balbir K. and Gertrud Gambhir
Crawford ‘56 † and Eve Gordon
Anthony R. and Helen M. Graham
Bryan E.W. † and Angela Gransden
James D. Greenshields ‘76
C.M. Victor Harding ‘66
Richard C. ‘74 and Cindy Hazell
George C. ‘74 and Janet Hendrie
George M. Hendrie ‘49 †
Brian A. ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden
Paul G. Iggulden ‘72
Jeffrey K.M. Jakobsen ‘91
Daniel O. Jarvis ‘68
Dean Karachi ‘87
J. Edward and Hanna Kidd
E. James Kingstone ‘75
Joan H. Larkin ‘76 †
Alexander R. Last ‘09
Gary Last † and Cori Simms
Steven D. Latner ‘69
Philip B. Lind ‘61 †
Fabien C. Loranger and Diane E. Martin
Chenzhong Luo and Hongyue Wang
Estate of Graham M. Maclachlan ‘33
Wilmot L. Matthews ‘54
Ian R. ‘70 and Barbara McClelland
Donald S. McFarlane ‘76 †
Cosmo † and Gina Menechella
Michael J. ‘70 and Karen Moulden
David H. and Tracy Overbeeke
Janet Partridge
Peter W. Partridge and Poppy Gilliam
Li Qun Pei and Vivian Huang
William Prestia and Laura Menechella
Michael J. Sabia ‘72 and Hilary Pearson
Ward H.M. ‘74 and Lori Seymour
Graham B. Stanley ‘85
Patrick Steier and Maria Menechella
Graham E. ‘71 † and Elizabeth Taylor
Thomas N. † and Mary Urban
Thomas N. Urban ‘84
William G. Urban ‘86
Vancouver Foundation
William H. Verity ‘71
William O. Wallace ‘77
J.W. Timothy ‘76 and Lauri Witzel
F. Ian Wood ‘53
George R.H. Wyatt ‘73
Zhongyuan Zhu and Jufang Chen
Adam H. Zimmerman ‘44 †
SILVER
$50,000–$99,999
Anonymous
Edward † and Ana Abady
James and Elizabeth Bennett
Edward J. Berkhout ‘76
Stephen A. Billyard ‘00
Allan Bond, Jr. ‘46 †
William J. ‘77 and Denise Burke
John S. Burns Q.C. ‘60 †
John C. Cairns ‘42 †
Alexander J. ‘53 † and Valerie Carley
Denise Chan
James D. Chaplin ‘51 †
Richard R.G. Chaplin ‘78 †
Timothy J. ‘81 and Amy Coffin
Christopher Collingwood ‘66
Richard R.P. ‘50 † and June Court
Kevin Duan and Xinying Yu
Leigh Ann Epperson
Joseph N. and Catherine Ferrante
Stephen Flynn and Barbara Zimmerman
Ian M. Fraser ‘72 and Janine Schweitzer
Shunjun Gao and Chunhong Zhou
W. Palmer Goetz ‘18 †
John H. Gooderham ‘57 †
Arthur ‘19 and Joan Harrison †
Harry C. ‘67 and Rosalyn Hatch
Peter C. Hodge ‘56
William T. Hutton ‘76
Robert J.A. Irwin ‘46 †
William B. Irwin ‘72
Anthony B. Jerauld ‘59
Frederick N.C. III ‘53 † and Ellie Jerauld
Nadine D. Karachi ‘87 and Fernando Estrada
Elizabeth C.V. Kingstone ‘88
Edouard and Patricia Kohler
Mei Kou
Elizabeth Larmond-Elliot
Thomas G. Larsen ‘73
Margaret E. Lech
H.S. Henry Lee ‘79
Paul E. † and Janet M. Lewis
Kenian Lin and Xiaorui Pan
Geoffrey W. ‘71 and Jane Lind
Walter H. ‘Jed’ ‘33 † and Susan Lind †
Philip A. ‘79 and Robin E. Macdonald
Robert B. Macdonald ‘79 and Heather Morris
Pasquale Marra
Anthony ‘Tony’ V. ‘42 † and Judy Mason
Robert B. ‘82 and Denise Mason
Michael and Margaret Massis
Steven Massis and Margy Nitsopoulos-Massis
Donald L. Matthews ‘60
Robert O. Matthews ‘56
Donald C. McFarlane ‘44 †
William G. McKague ‘74
McLean Budden
John A. McLeish ‘66
Microsoft Corporation
A. Hoadley † and Ruthie Mitchell
Paul A.G. Morabito ‘82
Donald W. Naylor †
Perry ‘95 and Elaine Nitsopoulos
Eleanor Osler
Anthony M. Partington ‘65
Frederick M. Partington ‘67
John M. Proctor ‘68
Joan R. Randall †
Michael A. Rice ‘61
Ridley Women’s Guild-Toronto Branch
Bryan J. Rose ‘96
Arthur A. Schmon ‘67
Ryan and Nicki Serravalle
Greg B. Souter ‘85
J. Griffin Strasenburgh ‘66 †
Charles A. Thompson ‘28 †
F. Gregory ‘68 and Jennifer Thompson
Charles F. Tidy ‘36 †
William and Ruth E. Todd
John S. Walton ‘49 †
Yingchun Wang and Dongmei Qiu
Robert C. Watson ‘63
Liwei Wen and Guohua Liu
Andrew and Annette Whiteley
Donald G. † and Ivy Willmot
Michael L. Willmot ‘60
Victor C.H. Woo ‘98
BRONZE
$25,000–$49,999
Anonymous - 4
Linda M. E. Alexanian ‘85
Brian R. Babcock
Michael Barr ‘88
Jeffrey R.C. Bell ‘88
Birchall Family Foundation
Henry M. ‘Mac’ Borden ‘64
Joseph C. Botticelli ‘97
Michael J. Bruton †
William A. Bryden ‘43 †
Marko R. Bukovec ‘85
David Bunston ‘76
Kenneth C. Bunston †
Michael K. Bunston ‘79
John M. Burnes ‘74
Gary F. Burroughs ‘64
Donald M. Burton ‘72
Huntley H. Bush
Clive T. Caldwell ‘71
Julie Cameron
Giles B. and Fiona Campbell
John W.J. Carlisle ‘44 †
David K. ‘88 and Hilary Carter
Hilary D. Caters ‘89
Peter T. Christensen ‘61
Winston Cook
Steven S. Copp ‘84
John K. Coutts †
Crawford, Smith and Swallow
D. Bruce Croxon ‘79
Norma Y. Croxon
Larry G. Culver ‘66 and Eva Riis-Culver
Jad and Lola Damouni
Frederick W. Derry †
Mary Drope †
Doris M. Drummond †
E. Peter Elwood ‘66
Charles O. Fairbank ‘59
Roderick and Margaret Ferguson
Anthony C. and Cynthia Fischer
Macquorn R. Forrester ‘51 †
David Friedman
Chi Chuen Fung and Yee Hung Chan
Estate of Donna Gauley-McCarthy
Estate of George Gooderham
Peter D.H. ‘78 and Margaret Greenwood
Corinne Hansen †
Stig-Ove A. ‘59 † and Marja-Liisa Hansen
Susan E. Hazell
Sandra Henderson
Frank W. Hillock ‘35 †
Juan A. ‘80 and Maria Hinestrosa
Thomas E. ‘45 † and Ruth Hodgins
Stephen N. ‘49 † and Betty Hooper
Jillian L. Hopkins ‘92
G. Peter Horne ‘51 †
Ingle International Inc.
Babatunde O. and Kehinde H. Ismail
David A. Jarvis ‘70
David and Joanne Jones
Russell E. ‘61 and Sylvia Jones
Riyaz A. Kanji ‘82
Shamez A. Kanji ‘84
John P. Kennedy ‘74
Robert C. Kinnear ‘59
G. Kirkham Kitson ‘58
Lorenzo Kling ‘85
Rudolf and Rosario Kling
C. Michael Kray ‘88 and Kimberly Pepper
Roy E. and Frances Laine †
Martin C.Y. Lam ‘76 and May M. Y. Sam
Robin E.A. Lampard ‘85
Scott G.A. ‘88 and Amanda S. (Rankin) Lampard ‘88
Kwing-Tong and Tinna Li
Christopher J. ‘62 and Patricia M. Loat
Bob and Jacqueline Lytle
Fraser ‘73 and Karen MacKay
James and Jillian L. MacPhail
E.B. Tim Magee ‘46 †
Richard C. Malone ‘59
Michael L. ‘41 † and Myrna Mandeville
Thomas P. Marian ‘81
Dragan and Lisa Matovic
David R. McBride ‘51
Dean C. and Susan McCann
John L.C. ‘32 † and Ruth McCarthy †
Patrick J. and Nancy McNally
MDS Capital Corp.
Robert J. and Nancy Meehan
Katharine M.O. Miller ‘21 †
Edwin M. Mills ‘48 †
David R. Morgan ‘65
Christa L. Moulden ‘98
Shawn A. Moulden ‘01
Douglas C. ‘69 and Sarah Nadherny
Peter Naylon
Moore Newell III ‘68
Niagara Airbus Inc.
Niagara/Baie-Comeau Community Fnd.
George S. Niblett ‘50
Harry P. Oakes
Allan V. † and Pauline Orr †
Paul and Mary Oster
Matt J. Picken ‘93
John A. ‘55 and Joyce Pollock
Brad A. Ralph and Charmaine M. Bellefleur
Thomas E. Richardson ‘58 †
John C. Rudd ‘80
James E. Savory ‘66
GIFTS IN HONOUR/IN MEMORY GIVING LISTS
*As of June 30th, 2024
Robert Schmon ‘70
G. David and Lorrie L. Searle
Edward M. Sellers ‘59
Peter H. Sims Q.C. ‘51 †
Philip R.L. Somerville ‘65
John F. Storm ‘53
Estate of Ada Strasenburgh
Robert S. ‘71 and Martha Stratton
Ngou ‘William’ Sun ‘09
James R. Swayze ‘82 and
Petra Kern-Swayze ‘83
Peter F.E. Swinchatt ‘51
Michael J. and Ira Tatham
J. Donald and Donna L. Tigert
Jonathan C. Vick ‘61
Nora Walker
Robert A. Walker ‘61
Paul H.C. Wang ‘75
Yongzhong Wang and Zhongqi Zhou
Douglas S. Wilson
Harold A. Wilson ‘67
Yoshikazu and Patricia Yonemushi
Lijun Gao and Lu Zhang † denotes deceased
To Ridley College, the Ridley College Foundation, and the Ridley College Fund USA, Inc. *Electronic records maintained by the Development Office beginning in 1986.
The long-term support of our donors has a transformative impact on the future of Ridley. Thank you to our donors who continue to invest, year after year, in our mission and vision. Your dedication is what allows us to inspire flourishing lives.
IN MEMORY OF NICK BADOVINAC
Jonathan C. Vick ‘61
IN MEMORY OF WARREN D. BEAMISH
Wendy Menczel
IN HONOUR OF HUNG YIP CHAN
Ernest Chan and Benjamin Xie
IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM G.
CHARLTON Q.C. ‘60
Andrea K. Charlton ‘92 and Jonathan Willson
IN HONOUR OF SEUNGWON CHOI ‘27
Changsoon Choi and Minjie Ryu
IN MEMORY OF NANCY COURT
Gretchen M. Alexander and Julie E. Hoban
Philip D. Court ‘85 and Karen Murray
IN MEMORY OF STEPHEN R. COURT ‘89 Estate of Nancy Court
IN MEMORY OF MAY DING
Hongmei Ding
IN MEMORY OF MARK K. GAMBHIR '91
Andrea K. Charlton ‘92 and Jonathan Willson
Anne C.S. McIntosh ‘92
Balbir K. and Gertrud Gambhir
Gail R. Winters ‘92
Grant J. Aberdeen ‘90
H. Jane Lewis ‘90
Ian N. Walker ‘90
Sandra N. McGill ‘90
Yolanda H. Lewczuk ‘91
IN MEMORY OF PETER HORNE
W. Darcy McKeough ‘51 †
IN MEMORY OF DONALD P. HUNT
Stephen E. Hunt ‘82 and Carolyn Kennedy
IN MEMORY OF RICHARD A. HUTCHISON '53
Patricia R. Hutchison
IN MEMORY OF ETHEL IGGULDEN
Brian A. ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden
IN HONOUR OF MAGGIE, REBECCA, ROBIN, AND AINSLEY LIND
Andrew ‘88 and Heather Lind
IN MEMORY OF PHILIP B. LIND ‘61
W. Darcy McKeough ‘51 †
IN HONOUR OF JACOB, JACQUELINE AND MADELEINE LYTLE
Bob and Jacqueline Lytle
IN MEMORY OF T. DAVID MACKEY
Peter R. Kedwell
IN MEMORY OF ROBERT B. MASON ‘82
Scott Good
IN MEMORY OF W. DARCY MCKEOUGH ‘51
Beverly Hargraft
Brian A. ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden
David R. McBride ‘51
Douglas G. and Susan Bassett
Greg A. Carlyle ‘85
Greg B. Souter ‘85
Ian G. and Wendy Bryden
Janet Evans
Jed Lind
Lisa Balfour Bowen
M. Samantha G. Peeris ‘85
Martha J. Watson
Paul Jarvis-Clark
Richard W. Ivey ‘68 and Donna L. Smith
Steane Consulting Ltd.
Thomas Kierans
Vytas Mickevicius
Walter M. and Elizabeth (Lisa) Bowen
Wendy A. Mitchell ‘85
IN MEMORY OF JAMES C. MCLAUGHLIN
Adrian Crowe and Kate Crowe ‘93
City of Toronto Community Development Unit
Dalhousie Yacht Club
Digital Experience Team
Douglas J. Charlick
Geoffrey R. ‘80 and Stephanie Park
George L. Briggs and Cathy Ball
James W. Macdonald ‘78
Janet M. Lewis
M.K. Kate Nickerson-Crowe ‘93
Thomas Lynam and Kimberly A. Becken
Wayne Fraser and Eleanor Johnston
Yaeko Tong ‘96
IN MEMORY OF PAUL MONTGOMERY
William H. Cowen ‘54
IN MEMORY OF THOMAS C. MUNNS
Barbara Stewart
John Minardi
IN MEMORY OF H. JEREMY PACKARD
Andrew and Annette Whiteley
IN MEMORY OF MARK E. PREECE
Claire E. Preece ‘84
IN MEMORY OF RICHARD L. RASMUSSEN
Adam J. Kundrat ‘08
Adrian Goodliffe ‘93
Aimee E. Sulliman ‘95
Alexander C.O. Hansen ‘87
Alistair R. Hamilton ‘84
Andrew ‘88 and Heather Lind
Aurora L. Skuce ‘08
Beth Pritchard
Brian A. ‘67 and Rosemary Iggulden
Brian Moukperian
Bryan J. Rose ‘96
Carla I. Ventin ‘92
Cesar Duran and Siobhan M. McLaughlin ‘96
Christine E. Boyko
Christopher J. ‘62 and Patricia M. Loat
Colin E. and Ruth Johnston
Colin M. Chant ‘90 and Jennifer N.
Mactaggart ‘89
Cyrus B. Mosun ‘93
Dale and Jane M. Bradley
Daniel J.L. Harriss ‘02 and Courtney B.
Harriss ‘02
David C. and Sarah C. Whitty
David S. Willmot ‘68
David W. Walker ‘83
Dmitri Smidovich ‘98
Don S. Rickers
Donald H. Munroe
Ella Foss ‘16
Elliott Ziolkowski ‘16
Geoffrey R. ‘80 and Stephanie Park
Graham R. Leitch ‘04
Grant Kedwell ‘86 and Anu Bhalla ‘86
Greg A. Carlyle ‘85
Greg B. Souter ‘85
Harry C. ‘67 and Rosalyn Hatch
Herbert S. Wheaton ‘84
J. Edward and Hanna Kidd
Janice Whitty
Jim Winterbottom and Sarah Thompson
Jodie A. ‘95 and Jamie J. Campbell
Justin J. Pintwala ‘03
Kelsey A. Sweitzer ‘10
Kory Lippert
Krista L. White ‘98
Liang Wang and Libo Song
LouAnn Leon
Marc A. Beaudry ‘96
Marcie A. Lewis ‘03 and Rafael
Gerardo Martinez
Adrian and Mary Coote Family Trust
Marko R. Bukovec ‘85
Martin and Amy Langlois
Matthew D. Sutherland ‘04
Matthew J. Picken ‘93
Michael Duchesne
Nancy A.G. Drope
Paul Filion ‘86
Peter C. ‘89 and Sandra M. Ventin ‘89
Peter R.L. Dixon ‘97
Philip S.L. Goad ‘03
Rhys and Lynette Jenkins
Richard A. ‘60 and Mary Ann Coy
Riyaz A. Kanji ‘82
Robert W. Mackenzie ‘02
Sarah E. Hopkins ‘04
Serena E. Nudel ‘98
Shane Walton and Heather Cousins
Simon and Susan Hall
Simon P. Kotzeff ‘02
Steven D.S. ‘90 and Ross
Steven L. Rotenberg ‘86
Summer L. Nudel ‘95
Thomas Lynam and Kimberly A. Becken
Thomas P. Clarkson ‘99
Timothy N. Taylor ‘68
Vera E. Wilcox
Wayne Fraser and Eleanor Johnston
William G. Stewart ‘75
Woodward E.W. Nickerson ‘01
Zexin Chen
IN MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER R. STEVENS
Cambridge Group Inc.
Clive T. Caldwell ‘71
Elizabeth Andreen
Greg B. Souter ‘85
IN HONOUR OF NANCY STORRS
Cori Simms
WCPD Foundation
IN HONOUR OF PIPAT AND VALAIRAT TAVORNPRAPAN
Narongsak and Poonyapah Thongpapanl
IN MEMORY OF PETER B. UPJOHN
Ian K. Upjohn ‘69
IN HONOUR OF RIDLEY FACULTY
Andrea K. Charlton ‘92 and Jonathan Willson † denotes deceased
To all our incredible donors, past and present, who support our mission and empower our students to lead flourishing lives.
