Impact Report 2024 by Ridley College

2024/25

IMPACT REPORT

WELCOME FROM THE HEADMASTER

Dear Ridley Community,

Welcome to the 2025 Ridley College Impact Report. As we reflect on the past school year, I am filled with gratitude for the achievements and success of our community — students, staff, parents and alumni. As you will read, Ridley’s success continues to be grounded in community engagement, a laser-like focus on the student experience and the unwavering support of our donors. Your generosity has been instrumental in enabling us to enhance our important work here at Ridley. As you know, at Ridley, our mission is to inspire flourishing lives, and two essential characteristics of a flourishing life include giving and gratitude.

Philanthropy plays a crucial role in enhancing the student experience, and it has shaped our School into the extraordinary place it is today. Beyond tuition revenue, independent schools like Ridley rely on philanthropy to enhance Ridley experience — it is through your support that we are able to bridge the gap. The generous support of our donors has an immense impact on the student experience at Ridley. Whether it is scholarships and bursaries, new equipment, professional development for our faculty or facilities upgrades, your support allows us to shape the lives of every young Ridleian who enters the Marriott Gates.

Thank you for helping us drive our mission and vision forward. Your support empowers us to nurture the potential of every student, fostering a community of excellence, innovation and compassion.

With heartfelt appreciation,

J. Edward Kidd Headmaster

FROM THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Dear Ridley Community,

As I conclude my first year as Chair of the Board, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to serve this remarkable school. Attending my first graduation ceremony was deeply inspiring. Watching our students cross the stage, their faces lit with pride and joy, filled me with admiration. It was a powerful reminder of the dedication, care and passion that brought them to this moment — thanks to our outstanding faculty, staff and the broader Ridley community. We send our warmest wishes to the 127 graduates of the Class of 2025, confident that their connection to Ridley will endure for a lifetime.

This past year, Ridley achieved several important milestones. At the heart of our success is the commitment of our leadership team, faculty and staff. On behalf of the Board of Governors, I extend sincere thanks for their unwavering dedication. I am also profoundly grateful to my fellow Board members for their generous volunteerism and thoughtful stewardship, and to the entire Ridley community for your ongoing support, involvement and belief in our shared mission.

Building on the momentum of our recent capital campaign, we are reminded of the transformative power of community support. Philanthropy remains essential to our continued growth and to solidifying Ridley’s standing as one of the world’s leading independent boarding schools. In an increasingly complex global landscape, we are committed to remaining innovative, distinctive and forward-thinking — equipping our students with the tools to succeed in a dynamic world.

This year saw the exciting reopening of the Iggulden Building, now home to the Mitchell Learning Commons, the Ron Mannix & Class of ’66 Music Centre, the Paterson Performance Centre, the Leggat Art Gallery, the Gould Ivey Boardroom and more — spaces made possible by the generosity of our alumni and donors. These facilities foster collaboration, creativity and discovery, enriching both academic and extracurricular life on campus.

Equally transformative is the new Evans Athletic Centre, a purpose-built facility designed to support Ridley’s commitment to student wellness and performance. It houses a thoughtfully equipped fitness

centre, the Susan Hazell Spin Room, a zen yoga studio and exceptional change rooms. Also within the centre is the state-of-the-art Jack Aylott Squash Centre — an impressive addition that elevates our athletic programming and offers students and teams a premier training environment. These world-class indoor spaces are complemented by the new McKeough Common, our vibrant outdoor hub designed to foster connection, activity and school spirit. Together, these enhancements reflect Ridley’s ongoing dedication to providing exceptional facilities that enrich the student experience and strengthen our community for generations to come.

From campus developments to student success stories and the many memorable events of the year, each milestone reaffirms the truly exemplary educational experience Ridley offers.

To our donors, alumni and community members — thank you. Your generosity and belief in Ridley fuel our

progress and ensure that innovation, opportunity and excellence remain at the heart of everything we do.

As we look to the future, I am filled with optimism and respect for the foundation built by those who came before us. Together, we will continue to grow, innovate and differentiate, nurturing a community grounded in leadership, creativity and achievement. I invite each of you to stay engaged, support our vision and be active participants in Ridley’s exciting journey ahead.

Let us embrace this new year with purpose and possibility — celebrating the joy of learning, the strength of our community and the extraordinary potential of our students and visionaries who continue to shape Ridley’s story.

With warmest regards,

Suzanne Court ’86 Chair, Board of Governors

BOARD & LEADERSHIP MEMBERSHIP

2024/25 SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM

J. Edward Kidd

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

David Zanic

INTERIM DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Scott Walker

DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES

Hanna Kidd

DIRECTOR OF WELLBEING & BELONGING

2024/25 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Dave Carter ’88 (until December 2024)

Suzanne Court ’86 BOARD CHAIR

C. Michael Kray ’88 SECRETARY

Scott G.A. Lampard ‘88 VICE CHAIR

Ruth Todd VICE CHAIR

Hope Azeda

Rob Black ‘99

Sarah E. Eyton ’86

Riyaz Kanji ‘82

Amber Kanwar ‘04

Paul S. Kundrat ‘92

Andrew Lind ‘88

Alison A.C. Loat ’94

Don McMurtry ’82

Andrew Mitchell ’98

G. Scott Paterson ’82

Lesley Rigg

Narongsak (Tek) Thongpapanl

COMMITTEES

ADVANCEMENT

Don McMurtry ‘82* COMMITTEE CHAIR

Rob Black ‘99

Suzanne Court ‘86*

Brad Ferguson ’87

Jeanie (Hendrie) Ault ’05

Amber Kanwar ‘04

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 Administrative Assistant

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Paul S. Kundrat ‘92* COMMITTEE CHAIR

Nadine Burgess ‘09

Philip D. Court ’85

Suzanne Court ‘86*

A. Dean Karachi ’87

C. Michael Kray ‘88*

Bruce Krushelnicki

Andrew Lind ‘88*

Alison A.C. Loat ’94*

Ted Meighen ‘99

BY INVITATION:

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer

Scott Walker, Director of Facilities

Linda Chang, Board Administrative Assistant

BY INVITATION:

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer

Linda Chang, Board Administrative Assistant

FINANCE, AUDIT & HUMAN RESOURCES

Scott G.A. Lampard ’88* COMMITTEE CHAIR

Christopher D. Cooke ’88 VICE CHAIR

Brian Collins

Suzanne Court ‘86*

Katie Hinan ‘05

Riyaz Kanji ’82*

Robin E.A. Lampard ’85

Alison A.C. Loat ’94*

David Taylor ‘07

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 Administrative Assistant

GOVERNANCE & NOMINATION

Andrew Mitchell ‘98 COMMITTEE CHAIR

Suzanne Court ‘86*

Sarah E. Eyton ’86*

Geordie Hendrie ’74 PAST CHAIR

C. Michael Kray ’88*

Paul Kundrat ‘92*

Scott G.A. Lampard ’88*

Don McMurtry ‘82*

BY INVITATION:

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

Linda Chang, Board Administrative Assistant * Governor

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS & COMMUNITY

Each year, the incredible support of the Ridley family enables our students to experience an exceptional education in world-class facilities. Thank you for believing in our mission and vision, and for empowering our students on their educational journey.

Terar

Dum Prosim

1768

TOTAL NUMBER OF DONATIONS

758

TOTAL NUMBER OF DONORS

235

TOTAL NUMBER OF FIRST-TIME DONORS

$5,277,003

TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED (CAD)

$1,467,465

TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED (USD)

$3,603,012

TOTAL RAISED FOR THE RIDLEIAN FUND

$2,015,000

PLANNED GIFTS

CLASS OF 2025 HIGHLIGHTS

Matriculation data as of June 2025.

129 GRADUATES

14 COUNTRIES

REPRESENTED IN APPLICATIONS

CANADA

ENGLAND

FINLAND

GERMANY

GRENADA

HONG KONG

IRELAND

ITALY

JAPAN

MEXICO

SCOTLAND

SPAIN

SWITZERLAND

USA

GRADS GIVE BACK: THE GRADitude FUND

Each year, the graduating class participates in the time-honoured tradition of supporting their class gift. This is an opportunity for the class to come together and raise funds to establish their Class Bursary or support another meaningful project at the school.

This year was no exception as our GRADitude Fund Committee members encouraged their classmates to donate $20.25 to their Class Bursary.

The goal of a Class Bursary is to create a fund for the class to grow gradually, making it possible for future students to attend Ridley through tuition assistance. The Class of 2025 successfully raised $4,195.75 to seed their Class Bursary. The Canadian Foundation also made a gift of $2,500 to support the newly created Class of 2025 bursary.

TOP SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF ACCEPTANCES:

University of Toronto: 21

Western University: 9

McGill University: 8

University of Michigan Ann Arbor: 4

University of Ottawa: 4

Queen’s University: 4

University of Guelph: 4

McMaster University: 4

1149

UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS

238 UNIQUE UNIVERSITIES

91% OF STUDENTS WERE ACCEPTED TO AT LEAST ONE OF THEIR TOP THREE SCHOOLS

$2.2M+

TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS RECEIVED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS 8.7

AVERAGE APPLICATIONS PER STUDENT

MATRICULATION – CLASS OF 2025

CANADA

Brock University

Dalhousie University

Emily Carr University of Art and Design

Huron University

McGill University

McMaster University

Queen’s University

Sheridan College

St. Francis Xavier University

The University of British Columbia, Vancouver

Toronto Metropolitan University

University of Guelph

University of King’s College

University of Moncton

University of Ottawa

University of Toronto

University of Victoria

Western University

INTERNATIONAL

IE University

Queen Mary University of London

University College London

University of Chichester

University of Galway

University of Navarra

USA

Calvin University

Carnegie Mellon University College of Charleston

Emory University

Fordham University

Gustavus Adolphus College

Harvard University

Hilbert College

Hofstra University

New York University

Rice University

SUNY University at Buffalo

Southern Methodist University

Syracuse University

The King’s University

The Ohio State University

University of California, San Diego

University of Miami

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

University of Pennsylvania

University of Southern California

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Vanderbilt University

RIDLEY COLLEGE FAMILY GUILD

A YEAR IN SERVICE: RCFG ANNUAL SUMMARY

The Ridley College Family Guild continues to be a cornerstone of our school community, thanks to the dedication of its volunteers. From executive members to event chairs, Class and House representatives, these individuals gave their time and energy generously to foster connection and belonging across campus. Their efforts in 2024/25 helped create a warm, inclusive environment where families could engage meaningfully with one another and with the School.

The year began with the Family Mentor Programme during Welcome to Ridley Days, where volunteers greeted hundreds of new families and helped them settle into the Ridley experience. At the same time, the Recycled Uniform Programme launched with strong early sales, offering families affordable options while supporting the Guild’s fundraising goals.

Throughout the fall, Guild members organized a series of well-loved events, including the Homecoming BBQ and Designer Purse Bingo. November 2024 saw the return of the Ridley College Family Guild Christmas Market, the first since 2019. This two-day event welcomed more than 1,000 visitors, exceeded revenue expectations and featured student-led House fundraisers and musical performances that showcased Ridley’s collaborative spirit.

In the winter and spring, the Guild sponsored a reception following the Nine Lessons and Carols service, hosted a volunteer appreciation dinner and introduced a new Paint and Sip social evening that welcomed many new parents. April was especially active, with volunteers supporting the Cadet Ball and Parade, organizing an herb giveaway for faculty and staff, and hosting the annual Trivia Night fundraiser.

Each of these initiatives was made possible by the commitment and care of our parent and guardian community. Their contributions have strengthened the fabric of Ridley life and left a lasting impact. We are deeply grateful for their continued support and look forward to building on this momentum in the coming years.

Winnie Standish President

Winnie Standish PRESIDENT

Lipsica Rore VICE PRESIDENT

Lisa Kennedy ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT

Jennifer Coburn ‘95 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

1700

RCFG VOLUNTEER HOURS

175

STUDENT VOLUNTEER HOURS AT GUILD EVENTS

$55,000 ANNUAL GIVING

$12,541 SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES DONATION

$67,541

TOTAL DONATION FROM THE RCFG

THE RIDLEY LEGACY GALA 2024:

A MILESTONE CELEBRATION OF TRANSFORMATION, COMMUNITY AND LEGACY

$140,685 RAISED 750 ATTENDEES

The evening of September 28th unfolded beautifully, though the weather might have had other plans earlier in the day. Warm air lingered as the rain clouds graciously cleared just in time. With spirits lifted and the courtyard dry, cocktails in the open air became a delightful prelude to the evening’s festivities. The combination of glowing smiles, shared laughter and the warm ambiance made it feel as though the weather itself had joined in the celebration, holding off just long enough to set the perfect tone for the night.

750 members of the Ridley College community gathered to celebrate an extraordinary occasion: the Ridley Legacy Gala 2024. This sold-out event was not only the largest celebration in the School’s history but also a cornerstone moment, marking the completion of a remarkable transformation at Ridley. The renovation and construction of the School’s new facilities were on full display, showcasing the incredible strides Ridley has taken to support the next generation of students and legacy builders.

The gala was a celebration of both legacy and progress, setting the stage for the future while honouring the enduring bonds of the Ridley community. Guests had the opportunity to explore the stunning new facilities on campus, reconnect with old friends and forge new connections in an atmosphere you can only find at Ridley. The energy in the room was palpable all evening as stories and laughter filled the air — a true reflection of the vibrant spirit of the school.

The evening featured several unforgettable moments. Student performances by Gioia Bonifacio-Proietto ’25 and Shakeela Vahdat ’25 were highlights, captivating the audience with their talent and enthusiasm. Adding to the excitement, alumna Stazzie Appleyard ’03 made a special guest appearance, treating attendees to a performance that perfectly blended the energy and celebration of the evening.

In the spirit of continuing traditions and building legacies, the evening also included the surprise unveiling of a new “Hank Tank.” Hidden behind pipe and drape in the Fieldhouse, the unveiling was a symbolic nod to Ridley’s commitment to fostering school spirit and strengthening its cherished traditions.

Gratitude for a Shared Success

As co-chairs, we would be remiss not to express our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated gala committee, Ridley staff, our generous sponsors and auction contributors. It is only appropriate to acknowledge those supporters for making the evening a true success:

The support and leadership from Ridley’s development office were uniquely invaluable, providing professionalism and guidance throughout the planning process. Kory Lippert, Jennifer Roberge and team — we are deeply grateful for the unwavering dedication and collaboration you bring.

Without these supporters’ passion, expertise and tireless efforts, this milestone event would not have been possible. Their commitment to excellence ensured that every detail of the evening —from event sponsors to logistics to execution — was handled with precision and care.

This gala was more than just a celebration—it was a milestone in Ridley’s journey and a benchmark for future events. It brought together the community in an unprecedented way, reaffirming the strength of our connections and the shared pride we hold in the School’s legacy.

Organizing an event of this magnitude, particularly during association weekend alongside a full slate of activities, was remarkable. As all Ridleians know, success comes when everyone works together. The teamwork and unity displayed by all involved exemplify the best of what it means to be part of the Ridley family.

Carrying the Legacy Forward

The Ridley Legacy Gala embodied the spirit of our community — vibrant, connected and forward-looking. As we reflect on this extraordinary celebration, we look ahead to the future with hope and determination, continuing to build upon the foundation of Ridley’s remarkable transformation.

Only a school with the calibre of a community like Ridley can build such a legacy. Through events like this, we showcase the strength of our bonds and the promise of our future. Together, we carry the banner forward in who we are and what we do.

Terar Dum Prosim

With pride and admiration — thank you all again, Scott Snowden ’97 and Suzanne Court ’86 Co-Chairs of the Legacy Gala

TERAR DUM PROSIM

“May I Be Consumed in Service” is more than just a motto; it’s a way of life. All students from JK to Grade 12 have many opportunities to contribute to the lives of others and serve the community through volunteering and taking action.

1. Reducing Food Waste

Our food service provider, Aramark, donates unused food and pre-portioned hot meals to Community Care before long weekends. This initiative was started by a group of Grade 10 students who researched local community needs and food waste at Ridley.

2. International Women’s Day

The Ridley Women in Leadership Club hosted an interactive Women’s Day booth outside the Great Hall with trivia about the history of women at Ridley and an interactive photo booth to spread positivity to all those who stopped by.

3. Ridley Girls in Squash

Caitlin Ng ’25 organized the inaugural Ridley Girls in Squash event in the Jack Aylott Squash Centre. This initiative provided a unique opportunity for girls in Grades 4–6 to develop their skills and connect with peers, inspiring the next generation of players.

4. RWIL Club Shoebox Project

The Ridley Women in Leadership (RWIL) Club collected donations for the Shoebox Project for Women. This project fills boxes with essentials for women experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Niagara.

5. Overnight Remembrance Vigil

Our Cadets participated in an overnight Vigil, standing guard at the Second World War Memorial Arches. Their unwavering dedication and respect throughout the night served as a powerful tribute to those who sacrificed for our freedom.

6. The Coldest Night of the Year

Students braved the cold and represented Ridley well in The Coldest Night of the Year walk in support of Start Me Up Niagara, raising $1,650 for unhoused individuals in Niagara.

7. Student Commitment to Sustainability

Upper School students were actively engaged in our School’s commitment to sustainability. From tackling invasive species like Phragmites in our area to volunteering at the CITY Serve HUB, students worked to protect local ecosystems and reduce waste.

8. Kindness Market

Over 70 students in Grades 3–6 were invited to select a local charity of their choice to support through the collection of donations or the selling of handmade items to raise funds.

9. Stockings for Seniors

Faith Kennedy ’31 organized her very own Stockings for Seniors fundraiser to bring joy to seniors living alone or in care homes in St. Catharines and the Niagara Region.

HOUSE CHARITIES

To instill an appreciation for service to others into our boarding culture and support our ethos, each House selects a charity or cause to raise funds and awareness for each year. Students plan and participate in events on campus and in the community to support their House charity.

ARTHUR BISHOP EAST

Mascot: Beasts

Charity: Gillian's Place Service Hours: 985

GOODERHAM EAST

Mascot: Crocodiles

Charity: Start Me Up Niagara Service Hours: 1572

Mascot: Panthers

Charity: Community Care

— Raising the Roof Service Hours: 1290

LEONARD

Mascot: Ladybugs

Charity: Niagara Children's Centre

— Superhero Run Service Hours: 1803

Mascot: Knights

Charity: Special Olympics — Motionball Service Hours: 979

ARTHUR BISHOP WEST

Mascot: Bandits

Charity: Congo Leadership Initiative Service Hours: 1056

GOODERHAM WEST

Mascot: Flamingos

Charity: Canadian Cancer Society — Run for the Cure Service Hours: 1672

Mascot: Strongmen

Charity: McMaster Children's Hospital Foundation Service Hours: 744

MANDEVILLE

Mascot: Ducks

Charity: Days for Girls Canada, WE Scare Hunger Service Hours: 1739

Boarding

Mascot: Bears

Charity: City Service

MERRITT SOUTH

DEAN'S

BURGOYNE Junior

MERRITT NORTH

SERVICE TRIPS

JACARANDA SCHOOL — MALAWI, AFRICA

Carrying on a tradition that began in 2017, a group of Ridley students and chaperones journeyed over 13,000 kilometres to Malawi, Africa. During their week at the Jacaranda School, they participated in classes and activities, immersed themselves in the local culture and formed lasting friendships with the inspiring children of Malawi. Ridley faculty member, Mr. Burke, also led a workshop where Ridley and Jacaranda students teamed up to assemble prosthetic hands for those in need.

THAILAND

Students spent two weeks contributing to impactful projects such as environmental conservation, animal rescue and community development.

They helped TerraCycle keep Bangkok’s canals clean, participated in beach clean-ups in Khao Lak and Phuket, supported sea turtle, elephant and gibbon rehabilitation, and worked with local organizations like Days for Girls to assemble sustainable feminine hygiene kits and Chiang Mai Rescue Kitchen to cook and serve meals to hundreds of villagers. Students also had the opportunity to experience Thailand’s rich culture, exploring markets, temples and beautiful landscapes.

DREAM, INVEST, GROW — GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA

Ridley students had the privilege of serving the people of Guatemala in partnership with DIG and the Doppenberg family, marking the 10th anniversary of our service trips to this incredible country! Students worked in remote Mayan villages, installing smokeless stoves to improve health and living conditions, while also addressing medical needs. This trip provided a meaningful opportunity to positively impact local families while fostering a deeper sense of empathy and understanding among our students.

ANNUAL GIVING

THE 2024/25 RIDLEIAN FUND

Our annual giving programme at Ridley, known as the Ridleian Fund, allows us to advance our mission, provides scholarships and bursaries, enhances our beautiful campus and supports the maintenance of our world-class facilities. All of this is what creates the Ridley difference. Within the Ridleian Fund, there are opportunities for donors to give to the following areas: Scholarships & Bursaries, the Headmaster’s Fund and other projects. The following pages summarize the impact of your support in 2024/25.

DONATIONS BY PROJECT

$2,508,999

SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES

$238,384

HEADMASTER’S FUND

$855,629

OTHER PROJECTS

1,356

TOTAL GIFTS

626

TOTAL UNIQUE DONORS

$3,603,011

TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED

TOP ALUMNI CLASSES BY NUMBER OF DONORS 1991 1966 1973

Thanks to donations this past year, our new and returning students for 2025/26 have been greeted by improvements to our campus infrastructure.

TIGER COURT

Over the summer, the brand-new Tiger Court took shape between the Middle School and Iggulden Building. This outdoor court has been created for all students to gather and play.

MASTERS WAY

The second phase of our Masters Way improvements has been completed. The former roadway has been transformed into a stunning pedestrian thoroughfare. Additional garden spaces and seating have been added to enhance the beauty of the space. This pathway provides students with a safe space to gather and travel through campus.

PHILOSOPHER’S WAY

This new pathway connecting the north and south sides of campus will provide students with a safe walking environment throughout the year and further increase the connection between the Upper, Lower and Middle Schools.

RIDLEIAN FUND:

HEADMASTER’S FUND

Contributions to the Headmaster’s Fund supported many projects throughout the year, including the transformational work on our Front Circle. New pavers have replaced crumbling brick, and additional gardens and seating have been added. The space serves as the heart of campus, and these improvements will ensure that it will be beautiful and functional for years to come.

Additional projects recently supported by the Headmaster’s fund include: new musical instruments, new arts equipment, new athletic equipment, special tuition assistance and funding for the Lower School bike programme.

“Ridley has truly given me the chance to flourish in different areas. I am finding my passions and learning what it is that I most enjoy.”

- NAOMI ’27

RIDLEIAN FUND:

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 2024/25. Through the Foundation and your support, you empowered the education of deserving students and supported the sustainability and advancement of our school.

$4,499,493

2024/25 TUITION ASSISTANCE

249

NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS

Scholarships

Are awarded based on a student’s academic merit and the unique terms of reference for each award.

$373,500

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AWARDED

NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Bursaries

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.

$4,125,993

BURSARY FUNDS AWARDED

173 # OF BURSARY RECIPIENTS

SCHOLARSHIP STORIES

ASMAT AZIZI ’19

Born and raised in Afghanistan, Asmat faced significant challenges, but his journey to Ridley College is a remarkable story of resilience and determination. In 2016, he left his home to attend a military boarding school in San Diego, California. Due to unforeseen circumstances the following year, he had to leave the United States. He was faced with two options: return home to a potentially dangerous situation in Afghanistan or cross into Canada with the hopes of being granted refugee status and eventually permanent residence.

That summer was spent in lawyers’ offices, legal aid clinics and courthouses, all as a 16-year-old with no family in Canada. In August 2017, a mentor connected him with Headmaster Kidd, and he was able to interview and tour Ridley’s iconic campus. A few weeks later, just after the start of the school year, Mr. Kidd offered Asmat a scholarship to attend Ridley College.

He dove right in to make the most of his time at Ridley and quickly embraced the opportunities available. He joined the Model UN club, Cadets and the rowing team — despite not knowing what rowing was when he joined.

Asmat’s dedication to service was evident in his efforts; while at Ridley, he started a programme to help migrant workers in Niagara learn English. His leadership skills shone through as he became a Prefect and the commander of the Cadet Corps in his Grade 12 year.

After graduating from Ridley, Asmat continued his academic journey at Huron University, earning a full scholarship and double-majoring in finance and governance. Today, he works as an analyst in mergers and acquisitions at Spearhead Corporate Development in Toronto, a role that allows him to apply the skills and knowledge he gained throughout his education. He credits Ridley College and the tuition assistance programme for helping him get to where he is today and opening doors he didn’t think were possible.

Foundation Trustee Bruce Mitchell ’64, Headmaster Ed Kidd, Asmat Azizi ’19, Samantha Schanbacher ’24, Masturah Nantume ’25, Johnny Avgousti ’20, Foundation Chair Mike Stevens ’77

MASTURAH NANTUME ’25

Growing up in a small rural village in Uganda, attending school was not always a certainty. Nantume grew up with her father and five brothers, but unfortunately, in 2019, her family could no longer afford tuition fees. The first time she saw her father cry was when she was rejected from schooling in Uganda due to a lack of funds.

Nantume’s path to Ridley was anything but straightforward. A breakthrough in her situation came when a family friend suggested applying for a scholarship to an international school in China. Her family stayed hopeful, and she was awarded the scholarship, attending classes online during the COVID-19 pandemic. This opportunity was lifechanging for her, and it was during this time that she found a mentor, continued her formal education and started a foundation to support girls in her village struggling with period poverty — a term used to describe girls and women who do not have access to basic feminine hygiene or menstrual products.

Through Ridley’s Tuition Assistance Programme, Nantume was able to continue her education at Ridley in 2023. The stability provided by the scholarship allowed her to focus on her studies and personal growth without the constant worry about her family’s finances. She has embraced numerous opportunities at Ridley, participating in sports like softball, basketball and ultimate frisbee. Nantume also took on leadership roles, serving in Ridley’s Cadet Corps and developed a workshop for the THRIVE Student Leadership Conference.

The financial support has changed her life — she is embracing the experiences that Ridley has to offer that shape her not only as a student but as an individual and a leader.

IAN WOOD ’53 GLOBAL LANGUAGE SUMMER STUDY SCHOLARSHIP

Thanks to the support of Ian Wood ’53, one Ridley student is selected each year as the recipient of a scholarship that enables them to study a foreign language. Alex Bergshoeff ’26 and Gioia BonifacioProietto ’25 are the two most recent recipients. In summer 2025, Alex was able to travel to Spain to immerse himself in the language, while Gioia went to Japan in 2024, thanks to this scholarship and Ian’s generous support.

RIDLEIAN FUND:

YOUR PASSION

While many Ridleians generously contribute to the priorities outlined in the Ridleian Fund, we recognize that some members of our community have passions that extend beyond these areas of greatest need. When these interests align with Ridley’s strategic vision, we are committed to working closely with donors to connect their aspirations with meaningful opportunities at the School.

Every year, we see incredible support for programmes like athletics, arts, cadets and other initiatives that fall outside the annual fund priorities we promote. These contributions make a significant impact, enriching the Ridley experience and ensuring that all areas of our School continue to thrive.

CADET UNIFORMS

Through the support of our donors, the cadet uniforms from the 1960s were replaced, breathing new life into the cadet programme — a timehonoured Ridley tradition.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP GRANT

With the support of a $2,000 business grant, made possible by a donor, Coen Ferraro ’27 launched Blitz Custom Apparel, a small business specializing in personalized merchandise such as mugs, glasses and t-shirts. The grant enabled Coen to purchase essential equipment, supplies and digital tools to bring his vision to life.

Since its inception, Blitz Custom Apparel has served over 25 customers across the province and generated $3,400 in sales. Coen has developed a sustainable business model and continues to expand his offerings while building valuable partnerships with local organizations.

“I’m grateful for the opportunity to run and grow my own business at such a young age, and I’m excited to see how Blitz Custom Apparel can keep expanding in the future,” Coen shared.

MEDICINE WHEEL

Thanks to a generous donation, we have introduced a traditional medicine wheel garden to campus. The garden is a meaningful space open to the entire community, reflecting Indigenous teachings and fostering respect for the natural world.

SENSORY GARDEN

Thanks to the generosity of a Ridley College alumni family,, a new sensory garden has been added to the Lower School Courtyard — an inspiring space designed to engage all five senses and foster mindfulness, curiosity and calm.

This project reflects Ridley’s commitment to holistic education and wellbeing, and was made possible by donors who believe in supporting every aspect of a student’s development.

SUPPORTING ATHLETICS

Philanthropic support has played a transformative role in the growth and success of Ridley College’s athletics programmes.

Over the past several years, generous contributions from alumni, parents and friends of the School have enabled significant investments in facilities, equipment and student opportunities. Since the completion of The Campaign for Ridley and the construction of the Evans Athletic Centre in 2024, our students have had access to world-class facilities. In 2025, continued donor support has allowed Ridley to upgrade equipment, provide scholarships and expand our programming. These investments have strengthened Ridley’s reputation as a leader in independent school athletics, fostering not only excellence in sport but also the values of leadership, teamwork and perseverance that define the Ridley experience.

“The new spaces break new ground for the next generation to build on the legacy of Ridley Rowing: fueling the passion, cultivating a team spirit and empowering them to achieve their full potential as a team. It’s through unity and shared dedication that they’ll become trailblazers and create something extraordinary.”

- BEN OABEL ’24

GRADUATES OF THE LAST DECADE (GOLD)

GOLD COMMITTEE MANDATE

This year, we launched our very first GOLD Committee. A committee comprised of recent graduates from the classes of 2015 to 2024.

The committee aims to identify and create new opportunities to engage with Ridley’s most recent graduates through communications, events and philanthropic initiatives.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Helen Himebaugh ’15

Isabel Anderson ’15

Luca Bonifacio-Proietto ’16

Nina Bukovec ’17

Joseph Prestia ’18

Geena Prestia ’21

Mia Kidd ’21

Angela Finn ‘22

Clare Carter ’23

Ainsley Lind ’24

GOLD CHALLENGE

New for 2024 was the first GOLD Challenge, an alumni fundraising participation challenge. The House with the highest participation rate won the coveted GOLD Cup! Gifts could be directed to any area at Ridley, from scholarships and bursaries to sports and the arts. A donation to any area of Ridley counted. The challenge ran for the month of October.

GOLD PARTY

The second annual GOLD Party was a summer bash that brought alumni from 2014–2024 back to campus to reconnect with Ridley and each other. We awarded the very first GOLD Cup to our inaugural GOLD Challenge winners, Gooderham East House.

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, 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!

TWO $1 MILLION BEQUESTS RECEIVED

ONE FROM DARCY MCKEOUGH ’51 AND ONE FROM AN ANONYMOUS DONOR.

WAYS TO GIVE BEQUESTS

Including Ridley in your will is a generous and thoughtful way to build a heartfelt legacy that will benefit generations of students. You can choose to leave Ridley a specific sum of money or a percentage of your estate.

LIFE INSURANCE

A gift of life insurance is an inexpensive way to create a powerful legacy at Ridley. When you donate a new or existing life insurance policy, you turn small monthly or annual premiums into a significant gift. Your gift has no effect on your estate’s assets and you will receive a charitable tax receipt that can be used either in your lifetime or for your estate.

“We want other families to experience the same joy and opportunity Ridley has given ours,”

- JODIE CAMPBELL ’95

A RIDLEY LEGACY FOR A LEGACY

FAMILY

Jodie (Rivers) ’95 and Jamie Campbell are among the newest members of the Order of 1889, inspired by their family’s deep connection to Ridley. Jodie’s journey began in Grade 10 after her cousin and friends from her hometown of Sarnia, Ont., introduced her to the School. Jamie, from nearby Arkona, hadn’t heard of Ridley until he met Jodie — but it quickly became part of their family story.

Their daughter Madison ’17 attended Ridley for Grades 11 and 12, and their son Tanner ’27 is now in Grade 11. The couple returned to campus in fall 2025 to celebrate Jodie’s 30-year reunion and reflect on cherished memories — including the “Ridley Rocket,” a bus that once brought students home to southwestern Ontario.

Jodie hopes to see the Ridley Rocket filled once again, and both she and Jamie are proud Ridley parents who actively support school events and traditions.

“I never imagined my own children would attend Ridley,” Jodie says. “We feel honoured to be part of this community.”

Inspired by the Legacy Gala and Ridley’s state-of-the-art facilities, the Campbells chose to leave a planned gift. “We want other families to experience the same joy and opportunity Ridley has given ours,” they say. Their gift to Ridley bursaries aims to help future students thrive and carry the tradition forward.

RIDLEY COLLEGE FINANCIAL SUMMARY

RIDLEY COLLEGE

CANADIAN FOUNDATION

“The Canadian Foundation extends our appreciation for the unwavering support of our donors. As of June 30th, 2025, the Foundation’s value stands at $40,895,522, empowering the Foundation to make a meaningful and ongoing impact on the school and its students. Your generosity is a catalyst for vital initiatives, including the financial assistance programme, prize funds, maintenance funds and other special endowed funds. The Foundation Board remains steadfast in its commitment to stewarding your investment with care and vision and ensuring it delivers the maximum possible benefit to Ridley and its students. Thank you for your continued trust and dedicated support.”

- MIKE STEVENS ‘77

RIDLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION – $CAD

Total Assets as of June 30th, 2025

Year ended June 30th, 2025

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

Timothy D. Shortill ’96

William O. Wallace ‘77

BY INVITATION:

Suzanne W. Court ’86, Board Chair

J. Edward Kidd, Headmaster

Derek Kalinauskas, Chief Financial Officer

Kory Lippert, Director of Development

RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA INC.

“Thank you for your interest in and support of the Ridley College Fund USA. Founded over sixty years ago and supported by Ridley’s loyal alumni network in the United States, the Fund supports scholarships and other important development efforts that benefit U.S. students attending Ridley and the School’s mission. The Ridley Fund’s U.S. board represents multiple generations of Ridleians. On behalf of them, thank you for supporting the Fund and we encourage your continued involvement. Now is an excellent time to invest in Ridley.”

- TIM COFFIN ‘81

RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA INC. – $USD

Total Assets as of June 30th, 2025

Year ended June 30th, 2025

8,000,000

4,000,000 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

Michelle M. Mandeville ‘95

Ashley A. O’Brien ’14

James C. Rogers ‘81

Andrew McD. Wilson ‘90

THE RIDLEY DIFFERENCE

Your support ensures that Ridley remains a diverse community where all students can flourish!

LISTS

WHAT

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

SCHOLARSHIP & BURSARY FUNDS

Ridley College Vendor Bursary 5,500

125 Renaissance Bursary Fund 481,203

Alberta Ridley College Scholarship Centennial Endowment Fund 71,271

Katharine Alexander and Kitty Miller Scholarship Fund 30,936

that 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 percent of the total endowment to support talented students.

Class

Class of 1961 Karen Chaplin Memorial Bursary

Class

J.J. Arnold Maritimes Scholarship

Bahamas Scholarship Fund

Banville Winnipeg Scholarship Fund

L. Clarke Bell Memorial Scholarship Fund

Bermuda Ridley College Scholarship Endowment Fund; including David B. Wadson Memorial Scholarship 206,750

Brian Bexton Scholarship 114,304

Andre Buller ‘54 Scholarship Fund 344,606

Bullied Award Scholarship 48,768

Dorothy Burgoyne Doolittle & Henry B. Burgoyne ‘67 Memorial Bursary

Isobel Burton Memorial Scholarship Fund

Carley Family Bursary

Carthy Foundation Centennial Bursary Funds; 306,528

Bruce H. Mitchell ‘64 Bursary

G. Mark Curry ‘62 Bursary

Nan and Laddie Cassels Scholarship Fund

Class

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 688

Class

Ridley College Foundation Endowed Funds (As of June 30th, 2025)

Class

Richard R.P. Court ‘50 Innovation Fdn Bursary

Stephen R. Court ‘89 Memorial Scholarship

Smith & Swallow Bursary

John B. & Terence Cronyn Bursary

Harry J. Daniel Scholarship

Michael R. Davies ‘78 Memorial Scholarship

L. Robert S. deLangley ‘48 Scholarship

Desmarais

Richard James Dickinson B.A. L.L.B. Scholarship Fund 1904–1905

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

and Staff Bursary

Roderick Ferguson ‘87 Memorial Bursary

Harry E. Foster Memorial Scholarship

Mark Kumar Gambir Bursary

Donna Gauley-McCarthy Memorial Bursary

Peter S. Gooderham ‘44 Bursary

Kendra A. Watts - Gransden ‘84 Bursary

John Grant Memorial Scholarship

Griffith-Hamilton Scholarship Fund

John and Cosie

PRIZE ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Daniel H.T. Oh ‘09

S.T.

E. Osborne and George C. Powell

ACTIVITY PRIZES

Greenshields Harriers Award (Most

The Hal Gould ‘69 Football Colours Endowment

Dr. Bryan A. Henry ‘91 Track

Jose Huerta ‘00

RESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS

FUNDS

Peter David James Jacobs Athletic Fund

Kingstone Family Physical Literacy Wellbeing Fund

Hollinrake ‘57 Memorial Fund for Science

Lett Family Endowment for Information Technology

Donald S. McMurtry ‘82 Environmental Fund

Siebens Business Lecture Series Fund

Technology Endowment Fund

Laine Family Fund

Nitsopoulos Athletic Fund 8,936 W. Darcy McKeough Public Speaking/Debating Endowment Fund 563,846 Residential Life Program 6,460 Hugh A. Slater ‘44 Athletic Endowment Fund

Ian Wood ‘53 International Summer Program

Derek Zavitz ‘97 Memorial Fund for Athletics

D.C. MacLachlan ‘45 Memorial

FUNDS

UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENTS FUNDS

RIDLEY COLLEGE FUND USA, INC. - NAMED BURSARIES

A

Fouad Abdulhadi and Amineh Eida

Grant J. Aberdeen ’90

Jay Adlington and Stephanie Cote

Mike Allen ’03

Ashley Allinson and Amber Richardson

Brian Amyote and Tanya MacAusland Amyote

Douglas Anderson

Eden Anderson

Isabel B. Anderson ’15

Kathy E. Anderson

Maria Concepcion Arroyo Martinz

Aaron Asp and Renee Smith

Gary D. Atack ’73

Jeanie E. (Hendrie) Ault ’05

B

Naledi J. Bainbridge ’95

Justin Baird

W. Michael D. Baker ’78

Patricia Balasiuk

Arron Barberian and Linda Rodeck

Sarah A. (Morrison) Barpoulis ’83

Michael Barr ’88

R. Scott Barron ’75

Marc A. Beaudry ’96

Kimberly A. Becken and Thomas Lynam

Jeffrey R.C. Bell ’88

James H. Belton ’60

Peter R. ’72 and Heather Bennett

Fraser E. Berkhout ’03

Donna Betts

Palki Bhullar ’25

Sam and Kiran Bhullar

Jade M. Biggar ’14

Jennifer L. Birmingham ’93

Andrew Blackwood and Anna Jurkiewicz

Richard M.C. Bojankiewicz ’80

Sean and Joan Booth

Tanis S. (Booth) Shortt ’91

Henry M. Borden ’64

Charles Boudreau

T. Larry and Joan Bourk

Matthew and Caitlin Bowie

Frank H. Boy ’15

Christine E. Boyko

Donald E. Bradford ’67

K. Norman Bradshaw ’89

Kevin and Alexandra Branscombe

Charles T. Brown and Filomena Stabile

Valerie Brown

Tom G. Brownlee ’77

Christian Brunner-Lopez ’15

Wenyuan Bu and Qianqian Li

Yu Bu and Yannan Xie

Nina D.O. Bukovec ’17

Catherine Burke

John M. Burnes ’74

Kelly Burns

James B. Butterfield ’70

CJames H. Cairncross ’62

Susan C. (MacDonnell) Calder ’92

Clive T. Caldwell ’71

Julie Cameron and Vaughn Schlosser

Jeffrey W. Campbell ’92

Yingjun Cao and Bing Li

Jason J.A. Carlin ’91

Michael R. Carson ’64

Clare E. Carter ’23

David K. ’88 and Hilary Carter

Christopher and Lyndsey Casey

Frank Cecchini ’74

Andrea Chan

Chi Shing Gavin Chan and Wai Man Li

Fung Wai and Wah Ngar Chan

Linda Chang and Cameron Clayton

Chris J.D. Chappell ’74

Andrea K. Charlton ’92 and Jonathan Willson

Steve J. and Heather L. Charlton

Chaoguo Chen and Baoping Fu

Kaiwen Chen ’27

Ke Chen and Caixia Tang

Kejia Chen ’19

Peicheng Chen and Guilan Yao

Qiang Chen and Zhenqin Wang

Wei Chen and Yan Zhou

Xiaomei Chen and Ting Liu

Yao Chen and Xiaochun Zhang

David T.H. Cheung ’96

Ping Yim and Sung Hing Cheung

Emeka I. Chibuzor

Obiageli A. Chibuzor

Fong-Man Chiu

Changsoon Choi and Minjie Ryu

Jon Choptiany

Manchun Chow and Kary Yang

Peter T. Christensen ’61

Jacob A. Cielen-Gough ’21

Evan R.V. Clarke ’05

John K.S. Cleary ’84

William S. Cleary ’81

Jennifer L. Coburn ’95 and Josh Bateson

Jarvis Coffin III ’76

Peter B. Coffin ’78

Timothy J. ’81 and Amy Coffin

Hilary B. Cole ’91

Megan L. Cole ’94

Christopher Collingwood ’66

Brian G. Collins and Amanda Demers

Charlotte E. Collins ’25

Bruce and Debra Conlon

Robert and Jane Conte

Douglas A. Conway ’66

David H. Cook ’55

Christopher D. Cooke ’88

Michael C. Court ’82

Ruth E. Court

Suzanne W. Court ’86

Saralyn Covent

Richard A. ’60 and Mary Ann Coy

P. Owen Crassweller ’73

Nolan D. Crawford ’21

Norma Y. Croxon

Wei Cui and Liang Zhou

Larry G. Culver ’66 and Eva Riis-Culver

Song Dai and ChinLan Xing

Richard E. Davey ’67

Alex M. Davidson

Rhiannon Davies ’01

Bill A.B. Davis ’55

Paul S. and Alexandra De Vellis

Gemma Dean

Stephen A. DeKuyper ’87

Jordan and Shannon Dennis

J. Edward T. Dillane ’55

Hongmei Ding

Jie Ding and Changjiang Li

John B. Dinning ’66

Joshua Doan

Petra Donath

William J. H. Doolittle ’72

Rachel A. Dorah ’25

Celeste N. Doucet ’07

Peter and Jessica Doyle

Will G.N. Drope ’82

John C. Drummond ’67

Haijun Du and Nan Wu

Michael and Danielle Duchesne

William E. Duffield ’50

John Duke

Lisa Dumont

Jennifer Dunn

Jeremy Dunn

Ian K. Duquemin ’82

Christopher Dyck

Roger A. and Kathleen M. Edghill

Bruno Egger and Machiko Mori

Beverley Ellis

Catherine E. (Wilson) Ericson ’91

Jacob J. Eschweiler ’11

Bruce W. and Karen Etherington

Robert D. ’77 and Nancy Evans

Sarah E. Eyton ’86 and Jason Gould

J. Dale Falkenhagen ’58

Mario and Rachel Falvo

Chunling Fei and Chunsheng Liu

An Feng and Kelly Wang

Chao Feng and Jingfang Gao

Joseph N. and Catherine Ferrante

Paul Filion ’86

Derek C. Finkle ’86

David C. Finlay ’59

Angela L. Finn ’22

D’Arcy Finn ’86

Louise L. (Smith) Finn ’91

Thomas D.C. Finn ’23

Thomson D. Fischer ’77

John H. Fisher ’61

James ’96 and Linsey Flannery

Igal Flegmann ’13

Carsyn L.E. Flint ’25

Todd and Jennifer Flus

Ella Foss ’16

Derek D. Fraser ’79

Ian M. Fraser ’72

Robert and Janet C. Fraser

Wayne Fraser and Eleanor Johnston

Robert L. Fryer ’79

Sean P. Gallaway ’87

Bin Gao and Kun Liu

Chixin Gao ’32

Feng Gao and Tingting Lu

Lijun Gao and Lu Zhang

Qiang Gao and Kehong Lai

Rui Gao and Ying Liang

Shunjun Gao and Chunhong Zhou

James E. Gibson ’75

Robin P. Gilroy ’73

Ricardo Gonzalez Mogas and Claudia Lozano

Eve Gordon

Nigel Gow †

Anthony R. and Helen M. Graham

James D. Greenshields ’76

Matt Greenway and Elaine O’Reilly

Timothy K. Griffin ’68

Elizabeth J. Gross ’14

Maria Groves ’25

Jianghua Guand Aiqin Zhang

Patrick R. Guest ’65

Deven Guevara ’25

Eduardo and Carole Guevara

Feixiong Guo and Lixia Lin

Leah K. Hamilton ’99

Jianchuan Han and Sheng Chu

Won-Hi Han and Sylvie Luo

Gregory N. and Jo Hanna

John B. and Cathy A. Hanna

Kenneth Hanna and Veronica Warren

Alexander C.O. Hansen ’87

Indrasiri I. and Jaya Hapangama I. Perera

C.M. Victor Harding ’66

Douglas Harrison

Sandra E. Hartman

Richard C. Hazell ’74

Susan E. Hazell

Jian Wen He and Jun Mei Zheng

Siming He ’20

Paul A. Head ’68

Christopher H. Hebb ’60

George C. ’74 and Janet Hendrie

Andrew Hendriks and Laura Martindale

Gregory F. Henn ’66

Bryan A. Henry ’91

Erlind and Linsey Hill

Harry D.L. Hill ’47

David N. Himebaugh ’86

Helen L. Himebaugh ’15

Michael C. S. Ho ’91

Robert S.L. Ho ’77

Michael Hodgson and Jacqui Ferguson

Ronald F. Holdsworth ’66

J. Anthony D. Hooper ’72

Guangyu Hou and Hui Yu

Bo Hu and Yang Wu

Danyi Hu ’25

Muzhong Hu

Ping Hu and Hong Liu

Ruihua Hu and Younghui Feng

Wei Hu and Weimeng Chen

Jinwen Huang and Yanan Yu

Song Huang and Ha Wen Feng

Douglas E. Hunt ’70

John C. Hunt ’67

Phil S.W. Hunt ’76

Stephen E. Hunt ’82

Patricia R. (Mowat) Hutchison

Richard A. Hutchison ’53 †

Charlene J. (Ebert) ’83 and Kenneth R. Hutton

Jeremy C. Hutton ’10

William T. Hutton ’76

IBrian A. ’67 and Rosemary Iggulden

Paul G. Iggulden ’72

Naoyuki and Chizuko Inoue

Mariko Irie

Bruce C. Irwin

William B. Irwin ’72

Isaac Iturria Rocha

Vassil Ivanov ’95

Charles L. Ivey ’73

JLeigh and Courtney Jackson

Jeffrey K.M. Jakobsen ’91

Sascha M. Jansen-Rudan ’22

David A. Jarvis ’70

Aaron and Rebecca Jennings

Anthony B. Jerauld ’59

Zhuoying Jiang

Huangding Jin and Sunhua Qian

Kai Jin and Zhe Wang

Xuanzhang Jin ’28

Marc E. Johnston ’92

Thomas B. Jones, Jr. ’54

Zachary R. and Taylor D. Jones

Grant and Jinous Joyce

Ningning Ju and Nan Xu

Christopher and Vinitha Kahandaliyanage

Derek Kalinauskas and Laura Ojeda

Gulshan A. Kanji

Riyaz A. Kanji ’82

Amber S. Kanwar ’04

Dean Karachi ’87

Nadine D. Karachi ’87 and Fernando Estrada

Nimet Karachi

Amyn and Michelle Kassam

Avery B. Katzman ’25

Jamie A. ’90 and Erin Katzman

Grant Kedwell ’86 and Anu Bhalla ’86

Anthony L. Kemp ’56

Dina Khan and Shirley Hui

J. Edward and Hanna Kidd

Jaden Kidd ’19

Mia Kidd ’21

Seon Woong Kim and You Mi Lee

Yuntae Kim and Eunjoo Lee

Masatoshi and Mayumi Kin

Anderson King

Stephanie King

E. James Kingstone ’75

Robert C. Kinnear ’59

G. Kirkham Kitson ’58

Tsz Kin E. Ko ’28

Ellen Kolbert-Cornelissen ’84

Robert W. Korthals ’50 †

Bruce Krushelnicki and Anne E. Kubu

Felix G. and Bimbo A. Kuku

Alka (Silva) Kundi ’96

Victor Kwok ’91

Silvia Kwong

LPeter K.S. Lam and Viola O.P. Chan

Peggy J. Lampard

Robin E.A. Lampard ’85

Scott G.A. ’88 and Amanda S. (Rankin) Lampard ’88

Thomas G. Larsen ’73

Andrew D. Leach and Nicky Adamou Leach

Margaret E. Lech

Yuk Kwan Lee and Xiaoyan Jiang

Justin Leidwanger and Elizabeth Greene

Mark E. and Nancy LeMar

Timothy J. Lemay ’73

Erica (Liu) ’98 and Mark K. Lepp

David K. Lett ’59

Sway W.Y. Leung ’10

Yolanda H. Lewczuk ’91

Janet M. Lewis

Marcie A. Lewis ’03 and Rafael Gerardo Martinez

Andy M. Li ’16

Qinghui Li and Jing Lu

Wei Li and Jue Wang

Yannuo Li ’27

Ziyue Li ’21

Bin Lin and Ying Wang

Andrew ’88 and Heather Lind

Geoffrey W. Lind ’71

Philip B. Lind ’61 †

Kory Lippert

Fred Liu and Caroline Ho

Haibo Liu and Ying Chen

Jin Liu and Julia Gao

Rebecca Liu ’25

Sai Liu and Fang Cao

Shuangyuan Liu and Xiaohong Yuan

Tao 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

Robert Lockey

Brenda Lockhart

Brian H. Love ’71

Elspeth S. (Call) Lukasik ’02

Youchen Luo ’19

Bob and Jacqueline Lytle

Fei Ma and Xiaoli Zhou

Malcolm I. Macdonald ’83

Ian B. Maclennan ’68

Bryn E. MacPhail ’91

James and Jillian L. MacPhail

Sandra J. Magee

Kimberly Malone

Nathan E.L. Mandigo ’22

Sutao Mao and Yun Wang

Shawn Marcoux and Tricia Poulin

William Marler ’66

Vincent and Samantha Marshall

Spencer Martin and Beth Douglas

Robert B. ’82 and Denise Mason

Elizabeth Mason

Michael and Margaret Massis

Steven Massis and Margy Nitsopoulos-Massis

Adam Masterton

J. Gordon Maw ’54

Andrew G. McAdam ’91

Grant McArthur

Gord R. McBride ’74

Leighton W. McCarthy ’62

Ian R. McClelland ’70

Michael R. and Julie A. McCourt

Mark A. McGaw ’97

Anne C.S. McIntosh ’92

Emmanuel McIntosh ’05

W. Darcy McKeough ’51 †

Honor C. McLachlin ’87

Donald G. McLean ’63

John A. McLeish ’66

Michael and Jana McMurray

Donald S. McMurtry ’82

Andrew and Erin McNiven

Cosmo † and Gina Menechella

Dexuan Meng ’21

Benjamin B. Merkley ’95 and Veronique French Merkley

Gabrielle E. Merkley ’23

Deborah Miculinic

Alisha Milhim

James B. and Ann Milligan

Stuart A.J. Milligan ’06

Graham Milosevic and Terese Wong

Sushant Mishra and Vinisha Lokesh

Andrew G. Mitchell ’98

Bruce H. ’64 and Vladka Mitchell

William Mitchell

Frederick L. Moffat ’45

Annabella G. Molon ’25

Tony Montana

C. Paul Montgomery ’54 †

Ana Patricia Moreno Morales

Gabrielle R. Morewood ’21

John Morey and Tracy Crowe Morey

David R. Morgan ’65

Jeff and Devon Moriarty

Lauren M. Moriarty ’25

John H. and Les Anne Morrison

Ross E. Morrow

Andrews Moses Jebaraj and Amika George

Brian Moukperian

Michael J. ’70 and Karen Moulden

Paul J. Muller ’63

Philip D. Court ’85 and Karen Murray

N

Jongil Na and Uisoon Shin

Donald W. Naylor ’75

Stacia L. Neale ’90

Kelly Neill ’81 and Edward Morabito

Christopher Nesbitt and Tracey Haggerty

Rickart New ’63

John C. Newell

Moore Newell III ’68

Heather Newman ’17

Brendan Ng ’20

Brittany Ng ’18

Caitlin N. Ng ’25

Thomas J.Y. Ng and Constance J. Y. Leung

Truong Son Nguyen and Thi Thai Binh Tran

Brad and Vanessa Nickel

Perry ’95 and Elaine Nitsopoulos

Talia J. Nixon ’23

David Mizener and Lindsay Norberg

Aimee K. ’94 and Paul Oabel

Jennifer Oades

Onyedikachi J.E. Obi ’25

Adam and Kristy Onclin

Paul and Kim O’Rourke

Britton and Arani Osler

Julian and Julie Owen

Thomas R. Palmer ’66

Haizhou Pan and Ling Xu

Jingang Pan

Barbara V. Papp

Geoffrey R. ’80 and Stephanie Park

Sangkyun Park and Minyoung Oh

Frederick M. Partington ’67

Janet Partridge

Peter W. Partridge and Poppy Gilliam

Joseph E. Patchett

Andrew Paton ’64

Christopher W. Paton ’65

Debbie (Lang) Pearmain ’92

Li Qun Pei and Vivian Huang

Gabriel M.D. Perkins ’25

Bruno Petitti

Tim S. Pfohl ’76

Thanh Son Phung and Thi To Phuong Dao

Douglas M. and Denise L. Pickard

Matthew J. Picken ’93

Joey G. Pingue ’91

Abdul H. and Nicole Pirani

Christopher J. Poole ’73

W. Patrick Pope ’91

Tyler Porter ’13

Lance and Kim Postma

Kenneth P. Powell ’58

Derek F. Power ’89

Geena Prestia ’21

Joseph W.M. Prestia ’18

William Prestia and Laura Menechella

Sharlize A. Price ’25

Jamie V. Pritchard ’20

Marilyn G. Prociuk

Scott E. Purkis ’91

Anthony W. Pylypuk ’71

Robert J. Pyne ’76

Q

Zhen Qi and Yanheng Yang

Jianjun Qiao and Shuhua Li

Yong Qiu and Ting Liu

R

Robert K. and Janis L. Radtke

Terence H. Rapsey ’66

Victor Raso

Jonathan J. Redrupp ’91

Howard Reichart ’64

Nicole Reid

Timothy H.E. Reid ’54

George C. Reifel ’69

Alex Reyes and Katherine Richardson

Gordon D. Rice ’54

Michael A. ’61 and Margaret Rice

Timothy H. Rigby ’60

Jennifer Roberge

Alonzo B. Robertson ’57

James C.V. ’81 and Lisanne S. Rogers ’85

Matthew P.W. Rogers ’99

Nicholas A. Ronald

Bonnie Rose

Bryan J. ’96 and Andrea Rose

Daniel and Jessica Roud

Jun Zhang and Shiying Ruan

Jonah E. Rubin ’15

Sean K. Ryan ’91

S

John H. Sandham ’66

James E. Savory ’66

Graeme R.P. Scandrett ’92

Peter J. Scandrett ’66

Robert J. and Eva M. Schmidt

Ryan D. Schmidt ’16

Robert Schmon ’70

Dereck Schwandt

Raiana S. (Hummel) Schwenker ’09

Rachael A.M. Scott

Frank and Vanessa Serravalle

Ryan and Nicki Serravalle

Ward H.M. ’74 and Lori Seymour

Hudong Shen and Jia Jiang

Kaile Shen ’25

Annie V. Sheridan ’16

Jun Qiang Li and Pei Jun Shi

Timothy D.S. Shortill ’96

William Siebens ’82

Stefan A. Simonyi ’91

Grant R. Skelly ’78

Kevin and Neshanthi Sloan

Aaron and Janice Smajda

Courtney M. Smith ’06

Ian F.C. Smith ’73

Steven Smyth and Teresa Stevens

Scott A. Snowden ’97

J. Christopher Snyder ’59

William Soares and Veronique Bernard

Otto D. Sodian ’23

Marshall I. Soules ’67

Gregory B. Souter ’85

Patrick and Lee St. James

Rudy J. St. Rose ’96

Beau and Winnie Standish

P. Cosmo Steier ’14

Patrick Steier and Maria Menechella

Melissa Stephens

Margaret Stephenson

Robert W. Sterne ’73

John W. Stevens ’74

R. Michael H. Stevens ’77

Thomas A.C. Stevens ’79

James and Alana Steward

William G. Stewart ’75

Nicola Stranges and Jody General-Stranges

J. Charles Stratton ’04

Robert S. ’71 and Martha Stratton

John O. Stubbs ’62

Hanfu Su and Li Li

Michael A.M. Sully ’73

Allan Sun and Shirley Guang

Rawnie Sun ’25

Derek M. Surka ’90

Paolo Svara and Nadine Sadek Svara

Paul W. Szczucinski ’72

Xing Tang and Feng Feng

Xiaodong Tao and Hong Zhu

Michael Tarnowski ’05

Timothy N. Taylor ’68

Kathleen I.R. (Taylor) Fish ’95

Brian Tsuji and Diana Teng

Robert M. Thom ’74

F. Gregory Thompson ’68

Narongsak and Poonyapah Thongpapanl

Steven Thurlow

Clement C. Tong ’97

Noah E.C. Topper ’25

John W.L. Travis ’75

Jay W. ’96 and Donna M. Tredway

Paul Trites and Loretta Foran

Donald A.B. Turner ’61

Robert E. Twidle ’72

Andrew Tymoszewicz ’76

UAxel and Hannah R. Ulrich

Ian K. Upjohn ’69

Thomas N. Urban ’84

William G. Urban ’86

Timothy and Elinor Utting

Carey Uyeda V

Friso Van der Oord and Laura Dorling

Marianna Varpalotai McMaster

William H. Verity ’71

Scott K. and Alissa Vernon

James S. Vick ’70

Jonathan C. Vick ’61

Virginia R. Vickers

Yuji and Minako Wakayama

Rahul Walia ’19

Geordie R. Walker ’90

Jennifer L. (Hunt) Walker ’91

Robert A. Walker ’61

Rosemary Walker

Shane Walton and Heather Cousins

Beibei Wang and Xiaomeng Guo

Guang Wang and Wei Li

Hongbo Wang and Peiyu Du

Huiyong Wang and Yanqing Zhang

Jigang and Yun Wang

Jinsheng Wang and Qing Tao

Junfeng Wang and Hongxia Zhou

Kai-Yu Wang and Shu-Ching Chang

Liang Wang and Libo Song

Yunming Zhou and Liting Wang

Ning and Ting Wang

Quance Wang ’28

Taobo Wang ’27

Yuping Wang and Pinchao Li

Zichen Wang ’27

Todd M. and Amanda Wark

Dennis A. Webb and Helen K. Bryk-Webb

Jack Xie and Barbara Wei

Andrew and Annette Whiteley

David G. Whiting ’61

Alison A. Whitty ’12

David C. and Sarah C. Whitty

Joel E. Whitty ’08 and Stefanie K. Dollak ’08

Matthew D. Whitty ’06

Ron and Kathy Wiegard

Mackenzie L. Wiens ’14

David A. Wiley ’88

Eugenie Wiley

Heather Wiley

Jackson Wiley

Lucas M. Wiley ’20

Dennis J. Williams ’88

Michael L. Willmot ’60

Andrew M. Wilson ’90

Jim Winterbottom and Sarah M. Thompson

Gail R. (Goldsack) Winters ’92

J.W. Timothy ’76 and Lauri Witzel

Terrence R. Witzel ’79

Theodore A. Witzel ’72

Ernest Wong and Huan Xiao

Kai-Yen Wong ’88

James K. Wood ’57

Lesley C. (Tomlinson) Woodland ’89

David L. Woods ’58

Arwyn K. Workman-Youmans ’16

Douglas G. Wotherspoon ’67

James B. Wright ’19

John A. Wright ’73

Tingyan Yao and Ling Wu

Sansan Wu and Xiaohuan Zhang

Xiaobo Wu and Ping Cheng

George R.H. Wyatt ’73

Paul A. Wylie ’98

Adam L. ’95 and Mandy Wyrcimaga

Jianbo Xin and Wendy Wang

Yingwei Xing and Haini Zhu

Y

Jim Z. Yang ’18

Chun Keung Yao ’26

Steve Yao and Michelle Li

Zhengwei Yao and Luyi Chen

Manting Ye ’27

Michael and Milena Yerich

Roger C. Young ’59

Jian Yu and Xiuyan Zhou

Qiming Yu and Pu Song

Z

Anzhong Zhang and Hengyue Feng

Chunhai Zhang and Liqin Xiang

Jianbin and Huatian Zhang

Xiaohan Yuan and Jing Zhang

Guoqing Yang and Miaolian Zhang

Yijie Zhang and Qihua Xiao

Yinbo Zhang and Ping Jiang

Yi Zhou and Yuhong Zhang

Zhongwei Zhang and Zhen Chen

Ang Zhao and Ye Xia

Chun Zhao and Shulan He

Qiang Zhao and Xiaohong Yang

Yong Zhao and Wei Liu

Yu Zhao ’26

Chunhua Zheng and Ronglu Shao

Haomin Zhu

Tianhui Zhu and Wei Jiang

Zhongyuan Zhu and Jufang Chen

Yang Zhuo ’27

Yue Zhuo and Zhijuan Yang

Beda E. Zingg ’91

Elliott Ziolkowski ’16

Michael and Rosa Ziolkowski † denotes deceased

GIFTS BY COMPANIES & CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS

1174624 Ontario Inc.

1218776 Ontario Ltd.

1264316 Ontario Inc. o/a Hampton Inn by Hilton

1493378 Ontario Ltd.

2139369 Ontario Inc.

Abundance Canada

All Green Irrigation

Anonymous

Aqueduct Foundation

Aquest Design

Aramark Canada Ltd

Arch

Arctic Cleaners

Arva Ltd.

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Billyard Insurance

Boston Scientific

Bruce W. Etherington Agencies Inc.

C&C Commerce and Consulting Ltd.

Cambridge Group Inc.

Canada Gives

Carthy Foundation

CFMS West Consulting Inc

Club Italia Lodge No. 5

Ebase Software

Ecco Electric Ltd

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Fiera Capital Corporation

Flywheel Strategic

Forum Athletic Products Inc.

Government of Canada

Harding Security Services Inc.

Hope Charitable Foundation

Ilithyia Investments Inc.

Jemecour Investments Inc.

Landwise

Lifco Hydraulics Ltd.

Loud Clear Inc.

Meadowview Pet Resort Inc.

Minit Auto Service Centre

National Philanthropic Trust

Niagara 21st Group Inc.

Niagara Community Foundation

Niagara Protective Coatings

Outram Investments

P.I. Incentives Limited

Pinder’s Lock & Security

Predictive Success Corporation

Quartek Group Inc.

Raymond James Canada Foundation

Ridley College Family Guild

Ridley College Fund USA, Inc.

Sirignano Contracting

Stacey’s (1994) Moving & Storage

Sure-Fix Service Group Inc.

Switzer-Carty Transportation Services Inc.

Swyrich Corporation

TA Appliance Inc

The Baird Foundation

The Bruce H. Mitchell Foundation

The Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation

The Charley Foundation

Thorold Automotive Solutions

UK Online Giving Foundation

Union Bus Terminal

United Way

Halton & Hamilton

Vancouver Foundation

Walk on Dust Control

Wallace Chevrolet

White Oaks Conference Resort

ORDER OF 1889

Peter R. ’72 & Heather Bennett

Georgina H. Black ’85 & 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 & Cheryl Brownlee

Marko R. Bukovec ’85

Donald M. ’72 & Margaret Burton

Marjory E.J. Cain †

John C. Cairns ’42 †

Jodie A. ( Rivers ) ’95 & Jamie J. Campbell

Robert E. Campbell ’55

David K. ’88 & Hilary Carter

Hilary D. Caters ’89

R. Gordon ’61 & Celia Chaplin

Arthur D. Charlton ’49 †

John Cleave ’51 †

Brian G. Collins & Amanda Demers

Donald W. Coons ’82

Harry J. Daniel †

G. Leiter ’53 & Ricky Doolittle

Carl F. Dorland †

Anthony C. Dyson ’68

James I. Elliot ’58 † & Elizabeth Larmond-Elliot

Bruce W. & Karen Etherington

Denis R. † & Janet Evans

Jane Feagan †

Ian M. Fraser ’72 & Janine Schweitzer

Ross E. Gale ’64

George H. Gooderham †

Crawford ’56 † & Eve Gordon

Timothy K. ’68 & Darka Griffin

C.M. Victor Harding ’66

Richard C. ’74 & Cindy Hazell

Susan E. Hazell

George C. ’74 & Janet Hendrie

Stephen N. ’49 † & Betty Hooper

William T. ’76 & Joanne Hutton

Brian A. ’67 † & Rosemary Iggulden

Richard M. Ivey ’43 †

Jeffrey K.M. Jakobsen ’91

Daniel O. Jarvis ’68

Frederick N. C. III ’53 † & Ellie Jerauld

Robert C. ’59 & Laureen Kinnear

Joan H. Larkin ’76 †

Margaret E. Lech

Robert F. Lee ’58

Donald H. Lie ’52 †

John M. Lind ’54 †

Brian H. ’71 & Carol Love

Graham M. MacLachlan ’33 †

William ’66 & Betsy Marler

Elizabeth Mason

James & Sandi McCabe

James A. ’94 & Carolyn McCabe

Ian R. McClelland ’70

W. Darcy ’51 † & Joyce McKeough †

John A. McLeish ’66

Donald S. McMurtry ’82

John H. Milnes ’31 †

Bruce H. Mitchell ’64

C. Paul Montgomery ’54 †

Christa L. Moulden ’98

Michael J. ’70 & Karen Moulden

Shawn A. ’01 & Kristen Moulden

Donald H. Munroe

Donald W. Naylor †

Robert J. Pyne ’76

Joan R. Randall †

Timothy G.T. Reid ’78

Michael A. ’61 & Margaret Rice

Joseph C. † & Anita E. Robertson †

Bryan J. Rose ’96

D.S. ’Bill’ ’47 † & Ann Rudd †

John C. Rudd ’80

John H. ’66 & Darlene Sandham

Terence P. Scandrett ’61

William H. ’58 † & Carole Sears

Geoffrey M. Seymour ’69 †

A. Jon D.B. Silver

Hugh A. Slater ’44 †

Joan Stevens †

Ada Strasenburgh †

Graham E. ’71 † & Elizabeth Taylor

Michael K.G. Venables ’71

Maggie M. Verity ’06

William H. ’71 & Katie Verity

Jonathan C. Vick ’61

James H. Walter ’30 †

A. Ross Webster ’60

Luke A. Weinstein ’72

Andrew & Annette Whiteley

D. Michael Whittle ’64

H. Donald ’48 † & Monica Williams †

David S. ’68 & Susan Willmot

Michael L. ’60 & Gwyne Willmot

F. Ian ’53 & Barbara Wood

George R.H. Wyatt ’73

Adam H. Zimmerman ’44 †

† denotes deceased

CUMULATIVE GIVING LISTS

*As of June 30th, 2025

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+

Samuel I.A. Anderson ‘45 †

Anonymous

Frederick K. Ashbaugh ‘22 †

Christopher Carter ‘68

Clarence J. Chandran

Suzanne W. Court ‘86

Bruce & Karen Etherington

Douglas R. Leggat ‘54

Patrick F. Lett ‘67 †

Hubert T. Mandeville ‘40 †

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

John M. Stevens ‘42 †

Robert W. Stevens ‘44 †

Norris W. Walker ‘52 †

PLATINUM

$250,000–$999,999

Aramark Canada Ltd

André Buller ‘54 †

George D.B. Butterfield ‘57

James B. Butterfield ‘70

Marjory E.J. Cain †

Jodie A. (Rivers) ‘95 & Jamie J. Campbell

R. Gordon ‘61 & Celia Chaplin

Chartwells

Peter B. Coffin ‘78

J. Douglas ‘53 † & Nancy Court †

Michael C. Court ‘82

Philip D. Court ‘85 & Karen Murray

John B. Cronyn ‘39 †

G. Mark Curry ‘62

David A. Dodge ‘61

Ridley † & Dorothy J. (Burgoyne) Doolittle †

John C. ‘65 and Mary Beth Drake

Robert D. ‘77 & Nancy Evans

H. Stephen Gooderham ‘41 †

Peter S. Gooderham ‘44 †

D. Harold W. ‘69 & Kim Gould

Timothy K. ‘68 & Darka Griffin

S. MacDonald ‘Mac’ ‘46 † & Ellie Irwin †

Richard W. Ivey ‘68 & Donna L. Smith

Richard M. Ivey ‘43 †

Stewart E. † & 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. & Kelly Meighen

John H. Milnes ‘31 †

John B. Mitchell ‘71

Yanick Pagé ‘84

Ridley Graduate Boat Club

Joseph C. † & Anita E. Robertson †

Terence P. Scandrett ‘61

Geoffrey M. Seymour ‘69 †

W. Carter Siebens ‘82

Hugh A. Slater ‘44 †

Special Friend’s Giving

John M. ‘42 † & Joan Stevens †

John W. Stevens ‘74

R. Michael H. Stevens ‘77

James G. Thompson ‘44 †

Robert A. † & 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 & Kathy Anderson

Estate of J. Ronald Angleman

Brian W. Barr ‘61 †

Real & Anne Bergevin

Brian G. Bexton ‘65 †

Georgina H. Black ‘85 & William D. Watson

Aaron L. Brown ‘85

Henry B. Burgoyne ‘67 †

Alexander J. ‘53 † & Valerie Carley

Centrinity

Robert & Jane Conte

Estate of Dorothy M. Cooke

Paula Copland Sherk ‘85 & Peter Sherk

Harry J. Daniel †

Andre & France C. Desmarais

Denis R. † & Janet Evans

Fondation J. Louis Lévesque

J.D. Peter Franks ‘42 †

Balbir K. & Gertrud Gambhir

Crawford ‘56 † & Eve Gordon

Anthony R. & Helen M. Graham

Bryan E.W. † & Angela Gransden

James D. Greenshields ‘76

C.M. Victor Harding ‘66

Richard C. ‘74 & Cindy Hazell

George C. ‘74 & Janet Hendrie

George M. Hendrie ‘49 †

Brian A. ‘67 † & Rosemary Iggulden

Paul G. Iggulden ‘72

Jeffrey K. M. Jakobsen ‘91

Daniel O. Jarvis ‘68

Grant and Jinous Joyce

Dean Karachi ‘87

J. Edward & Hanna Kidd

E. James Kingstone ‘75

Joan H. Larkin ‘76 †

Alexander R. Last ‘09

Gary Last † & Cori Simms

Steven D. Latner ‘69

Philip B. Lind ‘61 †

Fabien C. Loranger & Diane E. Martin

Chenzhong Luo & 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 & Karen Moulden

David H. and Tracy Overbeeke

Janet Partridge

Peter W. Partridge & Poppy Gilliam

Li Qun Pei & Vivian Huang

William Prestia & Laura Menechella

Michael J. Sabia ‘72 & Hilary Pearson

Ward H.M. ‘74 & Lori Seymour

Graham B. Stanley ‘85

Patrick Steier & Maria Menechella

Graham E. ‘71 † & Elizabeth Taylor

Thomas N. † & Mary Urban

Thomas N. Urban ‘84

William G. Urban ‘86

Vancouver Foundation

William H. Verity ‘71

Rahul Walia ‘19

William O. Wallace ‘77

J.W. Timothy ‘76 & Lauri Witzel

F. Ian Wood ‘53

George R. H. Wyatt ‘73

Adam H. Zimmerman ‘44 †

SILVER

$50,000–$99,999

Anonymous

Edward † & Ana Abady

James & Elizabeth Bennett

Edward J. Berkhout ‘76

Stephen A. Billyard ‘00

Allan Bond, Jr. ‘46 †

William J. ‘77 & Denise Burke

John S. Burns Q.C. ‘60 †

John C. Cairns ‘42 †

Julie Cameron

David K. ‘88 & Hilary Carter

Denise Chan

James D. Chaplin ‘51 †

Richard R.G. Chaplin ‘78 †

Timothy J. ‘81 & Amy Coffin

Christopher Collingwood ‘66

Richard R.P. ‘50 † & June Court †

Kevin Duan & Xinying Yu

Leigh Ann Epperson

Joseph N. & Catherine Ferrante

Stephen Flynn & Barbara Zimmerman

Ian M. Fraser ‘72 and Janine Schweitzer

Shunjun Gao & Chunhong Zhou

W. Palmer Goetz ‘18 †

John H. Gooderham ‘57 †

Arthur ‘19 & Joan Harrison †

Harry C. ‘67 & 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 † & Ellie Jerauld

Nadine D. Karachi ‘87 & Fernando Estrada

Elizabeth C.V. Kingstone ‘88

Edouard & Patricia Kohler

Mei Kou

Robin E.A. Lampard ‘85

Elizabeth Larmond-Elliot

Thomas G. Larsen ‘73

Margaret E. Lech

H.S. Henry Lee ‘79

Paul E. † & Janet M. Lewis

Kenian Lin & Xiaorui Pan

Geoffrey W. ‘71 & Jane Lind

Walter H. ‘Jed’ ‘33 † & Susan Lind †

Bob & Jacqueline Lytle

Philip A. ‘79 & Robin E. Macdonald

Robert B. Macdonald ‘79 & Heather Morris

Pasquale Marra

Anthony ‘Tony’ V. ‘42 † & Judy Mason

Robert B. ‘82 & Denise Mason

Michael & Margaret Massis

Steven Massis & 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 † & Ruthie Mitchell

Paul A.G. Morabito ‘82

Donald W. Naylor †

Perry ‘95 & 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 & Nicki Serravalle

Gregory B. Souter ‘85

J. Griffin Strasenburgh ‘66 †

Robert S. ‘71 & Martha Stratton

Charles A. Thompson ‘28 †

F. Gregory ‘68 and Jennifer Thompson

Charles F. Tidy ‘36 †

William & Ruth E. Todd

John S. Walton ‘49 †

Yingchun Wang & Dongmei Qiu

Robert C. Watson ‘63

Liwei Wen & Guohua Liu

Andrew & Annette Whiteley

Donald G. † & Ivy Willmot †

Michael L. Willmot ‘60

Victor C.H. Woo ‘98

Zhongyuan Zhu and Jufang Chen

BRONZE

$25,000–$49,999

Anonymous

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

Giles B. and Fiona Campbell

John W.J. Carlisle ’44 †

Hilary D. Caters ’89

David T.H. ’96 & Chen Si Cheung

Ping Yim & Sung Hing Cheung

Peter T. Christensen ’61

Winston Cook

Christopher D. ’88 & Heather Cooke

Steven S. Copp ’84

John K. Coutts †

Crawford, Smith & Swallow

D. Bruce Croxon ’79

Norma Y. Croxon

Larry G. Culver ’66 & Eva Riis-Culver

Jad & Lola Damouni

Frederick W. Derry †

G. Leiter Doolittle ’53

Mary Drope †

Doris M. Drummond †

E. Peter Elwood ’66

Mark J.D. Evans ’81

Charles O. Fairbank ’59

Roderick & Margaret Ferguson

Anthony C. & Cynthia Fischer

Macquorn R. Forrester ’51 †

David Friedman

Chi Chuen Fung & Yee Hung Chan

Lijun Gao & Lu Zhang

Estate of Donna Gauley-McCarthy

Estate of George Gooderham

Peter D.H. ’78 & Margaret Greenwood

John B. & Cathy A. Hanna

Corinne Hansen †

Stig-Ove A. ’59 † & Marja-Liisa Hansen

Susan E. Hazell

Sandra Henderson

Frank W. Hillock ’35 †

Juan A. ’80 & Maria Hinestrosa

Thomas E. ’45 † & Ruth Hodgins

Stephen N. ’49 † & Betty Hooper

G. Peter Horne ’51 †

Ingle International Inc.

George M. ’69 & Brenda Irwin

Babatunde O. & Kehinde H. Ismail

David A. Jarvis ’70

David & Joanne Jones

Russell E. ’61 & 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 & Rosario Kling

C. Michael Kray ’88 & Kimberly Pepper

Roy E. & Frances Laine †

Martin C.Y. Lam ’76 & May M. Y. Sam

Scott G.A. ’88 & Amanda S.(Rankin) Lampard ’88

Kwing-Tong & Tinna Li

Christopher J. ’62 & Patricia M. Loat

Fraser ’73 & Karen MacKay

James & Jillian L. MacPhail

E.B. Tim Magee ’46 †

Richard C. Malone ’59

Michael L. ’41 † & Myrna Mandeville

Thomas P. Marian ’81

Dragan & Lisa Matovic

David R. McBride ’51

Dean C. & Susan McCann

John L.C. ’32 † & Ruth McCarthy †

Patrick J. & Nancy McNally

MDS Capital Corp.

Robert J. & Nancy Meehan

Katharine M.O. Miller ’21 †

James B. & Ann Milligan

Edwin M. Mills ’48 †

David R. Morgan ’65

Christa L. Moulden ’98

Shawn A. Moulden ’01

Douglas C. ’69 & 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. † & Pauline Orr †

Glyn W. Osler ’48 †

Paul & Mary Oster

Matthew J. Picken ’93

John A. ’55 & Joyce Pollock

Brad A. Ralph & Charmaine M. Bellefleur

GIFTS IN HONOUR/IN MEMORY GIVING LISTS

*As of June 30th, 2025

Thomas E. Richardson ’58 †

James C.V. ’81 & Lisanne S. (Lockyer)

Rogers ’85

John C. Rudd ’80

James E. Savory ’66

Robert Schmon ’70

G. David & Lorrie L. Searle

Edward M. Sellers ’59

Peter H. Sims Q.C. ’51 †

Neil L. & Patricia Smith

Philip R. L. Somerville ’65

John F. Storm ’53

Estate of Ada Strasenburgh

Ngou ’William’ Sun ’09

James R. Swayze ’82 & Petra Kern-Swayze ’83

Peter F.E. Swinchatt ’51

Michael J. & Ira Tatham

J. Donald & Donna L. Tigert

Jonathan C. Vick ’61

Nora Walker

Robert A. Walker ’61

Paul H.C. Wang ’75

Yongzhong Wang & Zhongqi Zhou

Douglas S. Wilson

Harold A. Wilson ’67

Yoshikazu & Patricia Yonemushi

† denotes deceased

We are grateful for the generosity of those who support Ridley, especially through gifts made in honour or memory of loved ones. Your commitment helps us uphold our mission and inspire flourishing lives for generations to come.

IN HONOUR OF ROB BURKE

Kathy E. Anderson

Emeka I. Chibuzor

Obiageli A. Chibuzor

Bruno Egger & Machiko Mori

Thomas Ng & Constance Leung

IN HONOUR OF JULIE CAMERON

Michael & Rosa Ziolkowski

IN HONOUR OF DAVID CARTER ’88

Arron Barberian & Linda Rodeck

Hilary Carter

IN MEMORY OF KAREN CHAPLING

Michael Barr ’88

IN HONOUR OF SEUNGWON CHOI ‘27

Changsoon Choi & Minjie Ryu

IN MEMORY OF NANCY COURT

Philip D. Court ’85 & Karen Murray

IN MEMORY OF STEPHEN R. COURT ‘89

Michael C. Court ’82

Philip D. Court ’85 & Karen Murray

IN MEMORY OF ANDREW J. DAVIDSON ’91

Tanis S. (Booth) Shortt ’91

Jeffrey W. Campbell ’92

Jason J.A. Carlin ’91

Andrea K. Charlton ’92 & Jonathan Willson

Alex M. Davidson

Bryan A. Henry ’91

Michael C.S. Ho ’91

Jeffrey K.M. Jakobsen ’91

Marc E. Johnston ’92

Victor Kwok ’91

Yolanda H. Lewczuk ’91

Bryn E. MacPhail ’91

Kimberly Malone

Andrew G. McAdam ’91

Anne C.S. McIntosh ’92

Stacia L. Neale ’90

Debbie Pearmain ’92

Joey G. Pingue ’91

W. Patrick Pope ’91

Scott E. Purkis ’91

Jonathan J. Redrupp ’91

Sean K. Ryan ’91

Graeme R.P. Scandrett ’92

Stefan A. Simonyi ’91

Jennifer L. Walker ’91

Gail R. Winters ’92

Lesley C. Woodland ’89

IN HONOUR OF MICHAEL DOLIGHAN

Grant J. Aberdeen ’90

IN HONOUR OF WILL ‘82 & NANCY DROPE

Naledi J. Bainbridge ’95

Patricia Balasiuk

Hilary B. Cole ’91

Megan L. Cole ’94

Yolanda H. Lewczuk ’91

Timothy N. ’68 and Kathy Taylor

Kathleen I.R. (Taylor) Fish ’95

Alison A. Whitty ’12

Joel E. ’08 & Stefanie K. ’08 Whitty

Matthew D. Whitty ’06

IN MEMORY OF MARCOS FLEGMANN

Igal Flegmann ’13

IN HONOUR OF BARBARA J. FRASER

Ian M. Fraser ’72

IN MEMORY OF MARK GAMBHIR ’90

Stacia L. Neale ’90

Beda E. Zingg ’91

IN MEMORY OF DONALD HUNT

Stephen E. Hunt ’82 & Carolyn Kennedy

IN MEMORY OF RICHARD HUTCHISON ’53

Patricia R. Hutchison

IN HONOUR OF JEREMY ’10, SIDNEY ’13 AND JULIA HUTTON ’16

Charlene J. (Ebert) ‘83 and Kenneth R. Hutton

IN HONOUR OF FRANKLIN KINZINGER

Deborah Miculinic

Kathy Wiegard

IN MEMORY OF MIKE MA ’22

Nathan E.L. Mandigo ’22

IN MEMORY OF T. DAVID MACKEY

Peter R. Kedwell

IN MEMORY OF W. DARCY MCKEOUGH ’51

Janet M. Lewis

IN HONOUR OF GABRIELLE ’23 AND CALEB MERKLEY ’25

Benjamin B. Merkley ’95 and Veronique

French Merkley

IN MEMORY OF DONALD NAYLOR SR.

Donald W. Naylor, Jr. ’75

IN HONOUR OF BENJAMIN ’24 AND MADELEINE OABEL ’27

Aimee K. ’94 and Paul Oabel

IN MEMORY OF H. JEREMY PACKARD

Andrew & Annette Whiteley

IN MEMORY OF PORTER & EDSON PFOHL

Timothy S. Pfohl ’76

IN HONOUR OF THE RON MANNIX AND CLASS OF ’66 MUSIC CENTRE

James C. Arnott ’66

J. David Bailey ’66

Edwin G.L. Birks ’66

Paul D. Blanchard ’66

James W. Cameron ’66

John H. Cassels ’66

Peter D. Chant ’66

Christopher Collingwood ’66

Douglas A. Conway ’66

J. Chester Cooper ’66

David R. Corkett ’66

S. John Costen ’66

Charles F. Crosby ’66

Larry G. Culver ’66

David B. Dauphine ’66

Roger P. Davidson ’66

John R. Denison ’66

John B. Dinning ’66

Colin M.C. Elliot ’66

Brian Y. Elwood ’66

E. Peter Elwood ’66

Thomas J.P. Ferguson ’66

John R. Gauthier ’66

C. Gordon Glass ’66

Archie N. Grace ’66

C.M. Victor Harding ’66

Karl R. Hartwick ’66

Gregory F. Henn ’66

Cameron A.M. Hillmer ’66

John A. Hinrichs ’66

Ronald F. Holdsworth ’66

Terance E. Honstein ’66

Michael L. Humphries ’66

James E. Kerr ’66

Douglas K. King ’66

Tristram S. Lett ’66

Ronald N. Mannix ’66

William Marler ’66

Cameron H. McCulloch ’66

David W. McGrath ’66

James R.O. McIntyre ’66

James D. McLean ’66

John A. McLeish ’66

Thomas R. Palmer ’66

Terence H. Rapsey ’66

Michael Rial ’66

William N. Robinson ’66

John H. Sandham ’66

James E. Savory ’66

Peter J. Scandrett ’66

Thomas J. Simpson ’66

Jeremy M. Thorn ’66

J. Douglas Tiller ’66

Brian W.L. Tod ’66

Walter C. Turner ’66

Michael C. Vokes ’66

Richard D. Wallace ’66

Stewart W. Warner ’66

William B. Webster ’66

Terry M. Whelpton ’66

J. Thomas Wiley ’66

Bruce F. Wilkie ’66

Bruce D. Williamson ’66

Frank E. Wolfe ’66

David P. Worts ’66

IN MEMORY OF RICK RASMUSSEN

Christine E. Boyko

Norman Bradshaw ’89

Jeremy C. Hutton ’10

Vassil Ivanov ’95

Derek F. Power ’89

William G. Stewart ’75

Geordie R. Walker ’90

David C. & Sarah C. Whitty

IN HONOUR OF RODNEY REIMER

Frank H. Boy ‘15

Kejia Chen ‘19

Jacob J. Eschweiler ‘11

Igal Flegmann ‘13

Siming He ‘20

Sway W.Y. Leung ‘10

Andy M. Li ‘16

Ziyue Li ‘21

Youchen Luo ‘19

Dexuan Meng ‘21

Douglas M. and Denise L. Pickard

Tyler Porter ‘13

Jonah E. Rubin ‘15

Robert and Eva Schmidt

Ryan D. Schmidt ‘16

Clement C. Tong ‘97

Jim Z. Yang ‘18

IN MEMORY OF PETER W. ROGERS ’63 AND MICHAEL ROGERS ’69

Matthew P.W. Rogers ’99

IN MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER R. STEVENS ’87

Clive T. Caldwell ’71

Jack Helmann

Gregory B. Souter ’85

IN MEMORY OF A. RAYMOND TOOTON ’47

Harry D.L. Hill ’47

IN MEMORY OF PETER B. UPJOHN ’71

Ian K. Upjohn ’69

† denotes deceased

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