REPORT ON GIVING
2015-2016
to the St. George’s community for your confidence in and commitment to the School. Your generosity helps ensure that each boy has access to the best educational and co-curricular resources possible and enables the School to expand the educational opportunities offered so every boy can find and excel at his passion. THANK YOU! One ONE VISION. ONE SCHOOL. ONE CAMPAIGN. $784,247 ENDOWMENT Our goal is to build a legacy of philanthropy through participation by as many families, friends, and Georgians as possible. Each generation shares the responsibility of continuing the tradition of supporting educational initiatives today and the capital structures of tomorrow. FUNDRAISING RECORDS BROKEN! $23,035,631 TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED INCLUDES $13,612,508 IN PLEDGES TOWARDS THE ONE CAMPAIGN ANNUAL FUND $1,567,233 $9,423,123 TAX RECEIPTED (EXCLUDING PLEDGES) IN 2015-2016 $7,071,643 REPORT ON GIVING | Page 2
2014-2015 $4,591,540* PROGRAMS $247,922 | 12% ENDOWMENT $558,764 | 25% SSN (School Selected Needs) / CAPITAL $1,411,988 | 63% 2012-2013 $3,994,478 ENDOWMENT $1,503,840 | 38% PROGRAMS $324,552 | 8% SSN (School Selected Needs) / CAPITAL $2,166,087 | 54% OUR DONOR GROWTH ANNUAL FUND $1,567,233 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $2,500,000 $3,000,000 $3,500,000 ENDOWMENT $784,247 ONE CAMPAIGN * $7,071,643 TAX RECEIPTED IN 2015-2016 (EXCLUDING PLEDGES) $9,423,123 ANNUAL GIVING DONORS ENDOWMENT DONORS ONE CAMPAIGN DONORS (*) Represents cash donations received by June 30, 2016. Please see Page 4 for more information on the ONE Campaign. 2013-2014 $3,812,584 ENDOWMENT $555,849 | 14% PROGRAMS $156,762 | 4% SSN (School Selected Needs) / CAPITAL $3,099,973 | 82% $1,618,150 received for the ONE Campaign + $7,000,000 $2,372,866 received for the ONE Campaign * Includes 381 206 2011-2012 587 donors 96 2012-2013 593 donors 612 46 2013-2014 658 donors 497 542 49 2014-2015 632 donors 41 595 37 2015-2016 764 donors 132 REPORT ON GIVING | Page 3
CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP
The Campaign Steering Committee (CSC) is the primary advisory and planning body of the campaign, and they offer their experience and leadership to guide us to our $40M goal. We are extremely fortunate to have an excellent group of volunteers who, along with staff leadership, bring both experience in campaign fundraising and a passion and dedication to Saints:
• JAKE KERR ‘61 (current Board Chair) - Campaign Chair
• LESLEY BENTLEY - Campaign Vice Chair
• PETER ARMSTRONG ‘72 - Campaign Vice Chair
• CATHERINE McCAULEY - Current Parent, Board member
• TOM MATTHEWS - Headmaster
• ADRIENNE DAVIDSON - Director of Advancement
While I probably didn’t recognize it while I was a student at St. George’s, the School always had a vision for the future to provide the best opportunities for its students. It finds the best teachers, and then finds a way to provide an infrastructure to optimize the learning environment. The previous acquisition of the site for the Senior School (formerly known as “Topside”) and the Convent, and now the proposed remodeling of both Senior and Junior Schools are examples of this forward-looking approach.
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STEPHEN CHUNG '77
Father of Kevin Chung '14
$7,071,643 TOTAL CASH RECEIVED IN 2015-16 $30,977,116 TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED TO DATE FOR THE ONE CAMPAIGN IN CASH AND PLEDGES One ONE VISION. ONE SCHOOL. ONE CAMPAIGN. $1,000,000 $10,000,000 $20,000,000 $30,000,000 $40,000,000 2013-2014 $1,618,150 CAMPAIGN PROGRESS 2014-2015 $10,784,070 2015-2016 $30,977,116 REPORT ON GIVING | Page 4
One ONE VISION. ONE SCHOOL. ONE CAMPAIGN. MAJOR RENOVATION PROJECT ONE CAMPAIGN AT THE JUNIOR SCHOOL GRADE 5 AND 6 NEIGHBOURHOODS ON THE 4TH FLOOR OF THE JUNIOR SCHOOL. READY IN SEPTEMBER 2016 NEW TEACHING SPACES • NEW TUTORIAL ROOMS • NEW SEMINAR SPACE • CAVE SPACES LAB SPACE • COLLABORATION SPACE FOR STUDENTS & FACULTY SUPPORTS REPORT ON GIVING | Page 5
The Annual Fund supports clubs, co-curricular activities, classroom learning enhancements, and partial funding of the salaries that enable the School to hire talented and engaging staff and faculty so every boy is exposed to the best learning environment possible.
$1,567,233
TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED IN 2015-16
SAMPLE PRIORITY PROJECTS SUPPORTED IN 2015-16
• Curricular Programs
• Character Education
• Enhanced Technology at both campuses
• Partial funding of a new school bus
“ Shanni and I are fortunate to have a deep connection to St. George’s. I’m a Georgian (’87), my brother Sean is an ’84 Grad and Shanni’s father, Strat Leggat, is a 1966 Georgian. We support the Annual Fund because we have experienced, and are watching our sons experience, the impact that a robust Annual Fund has on the educational and experiential opportunities for every boy at Saints. Without this important fund, our sons would not be exposed to the multitude of co-curricular initiatives that impact our children’s learning every day.
2027
IMPACT
• Success and student enthusiasm around the pilot blendedlearning AP Calculus Class with Crofton and York House Schools
• One-to-One laptops for Grades 4-7
• New furniture for Grades 2, 5 and 6
• New Grade 8 Cohort Program
• New Skills & Leadership course for all senior students
• A new school bus
ANNUAL FUND
BECAUSE EVERY BOY BENEFITS EVERY YEAR FROM THESE FUNDS
MICHAEL ’87 AND SHANNI ECKFORD
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Parents of Willian, 2025, and Colm,
St. George’s is a place where every single boy has the opportunity to enrich himself in the various cocurricular programs the School has to offer. During my four years at Saints, I have come to recognize that it is a place that wants each and every student to thrive, not just as a student but also as a person. Whether it comes to sports, clubs or academics, this is simply a place where you can create your own personal community and truly explore your passions and individuality. We, as students, benefit from the curricular enhancements the Annual Fund supports and we are grateful for the opportunities we have received from this Fund.
ST. GEORGE’S PARENTS ASSOCIATION
The St. George’s Parents Association fundraising through the Annual School Fair and Used Uniform Sales are integral parts of St. George’s School’s fundraising initiatives.
TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED IN 2015-16
IMPACT
The Fair, dubbed “FUN-raising” by the Head Convenors, brought the community together both in preparing and planning for the day and on the day. Thank you to the many volunteers for all that you do to make this event happen. This year, the SGPA supported the purchase of a new school bus and the St. George’s academic program, supporting the following areas: Robotics, Theatre, Student Life, Art, Service Learning, Junior Drama, Science, English, and Environmental Stewardship. The SGPA continues to have a tremendous impact on the entire St. George’s community, and we cannot thank you enough!
We are grateful to the SGPA for all the time and effort they devote every year in both raising money and perpetuating Saints’ reputation of being a vibrant and engaging community school.
PARTICIPATION BY GRADE 38% 100% GRADE 5 63% 100% GRADE 2 GRADE 3 69% 100% GRADE 1 GRADE 4 79% 100% 32% 100% GRADE 10 55% 100% GRADE 7 50% 100% GRADE 8 50% 100% GRADE 6 GRADE 9 100% 44% 39% 100% GRADE 11 27% 100% GRADE 12 to everyone who supported the Fund this year and those families who continually participate. Participation increased by 5% this year, and we thank this community for your commitment to this important initiative. THANK YOU! SGPA
$388,759
THANK YOU! 100% 50% PARTICIPATION INREASED FROM PREVIOUS YEAR PARTICIPATION DECREASED FROM PREVIOUS YEAR
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CY Grade 12 student REPORT ON GIVING | Page 7
In the last two decades, St. George’s School has had tremendous success in growing our endowment funds, which will be invested in perpetuity and will support the School for the long term. We now manage 61 different funds with a market value of $21,500,832, which puts us in the top echelon of independent Schools in this country. At this time, our endowment funds primarily support financial aid (bursaries) for deserving and mission-appropriate students, who otherwise might not be able to attend and enrich the student body.
Even as we fundraise for our most pressing current needs of facilities renewal and program support, our generous community has also continued to support the School for the decades ahead through gifts to the Endowment funds. This year $784,247 of new donations were added to the investment portfolio, the interest on which supports our Financial Aid programs.
ENDOWMENT GIVING
INSPIRING DIVERSITY
Without the financial support from the School, I would never have been able to attend St. George’s. Attending a school of St. George’s calibre afforded me opportunities I likely would never have considered, such as rowing for and graduating from Columbia University. For the experiences Saints has afforded me during and beyond my time at the School, I will be forever grateful.
HARRIS '11 Captain of Boarding, 2011
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$784,247 TOTAL AMOUNT RAISED IN 2015/16 THE MARKET VALUE OF ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL ENDOWMENT FUNDS IS $21,500,832 AS OF JUNE 30, 2016 REPORT ON GIVING | Page 8
SAM
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The financial generosity of Georgians continues to greatly impact the School.
This year, Georgians raised $365,954 to support various initiatives at the School. We are excited by the wide range of demographics of the Georgians giving back to the School, ranging from 1949 to 2016.
GEORGIAN GIVING
KEEPING THE TRADITIONS ALIVE
St. George’s works closely with the Old Boys’ Association (OBA) Board, comprised of 15 Georgians who donate their time to maintaining and further building the relationship the School has with our extensive alumni network.
The School is grateful for the generosity of our alumni, who donate their time and treasure back to the School in various ways. One example is the Dragons’ Lair, an annual event where student entrepreneurs compete for the opportunity to pitch their business product or service to four Georgian judges. Winners receive a cash prize and the mentorship of the judges. Two judges have participated in this event since its conception: Horatio Kemeny ’86 and Mark Maché ‘86.
This year we launched the Georgian Mentoring Program that pairs older Old Boys with younger Old Boys who are approaching completion of their undergraduate degree, have just finished university, or are changing careers. The overwhelmingly positive response to this Program has led to more than 60 Mentee applications and the matching of more than 40 Mentors. The School is pleased to see the growing connection between Georgian generations and the invaluable guidance and advice being shared by all
The Georgians also support our Grade 11 Careers Day with a half-dozen guest speakers each year. The Investment Club is also well connected to our alumni and are frequently hosted by Georgians at their various workplaces for tours and information sessions.
“Entering St. George’s in Grade 4 as a day boy from Langley, my life was forever positively impacted in myriad ways through the experience of becoming a member of the Georgian community. For less than the cost of a cup of coffee a day, I have been proud to provide a monthly recurring donation to St. George’s for many years. I anticipate both continuing and increasing the amount of this monthly giving as a lifelong expression of appreciation. For me, continued longterm engagement with the School and the Georgian community is a valuable component of the overall experience that a St. George’s education brings to our lives. I would encourage every Old Boy to get re-engaged with the Georgian community; this engagement can start with as little as a monthly recurring donation but may well blossom into opportunities initially unrecognized.”
CHRIS BROWES ‘96
“Since the inception of the St, George’s Foundation, the Old Boys, as both an institution and as individual Georgians, have supported scholarships and bursaries through the Old Boys’ Fund. This fund provides assistance to deserving boys, both entering and within the school community, enabling them to continue to graduation and join us as fellow Old Boys. Please help us continue this worthwhile endeavour.”
STEVE MILLEN ‘70
Father of Capt. Robert Millen ’00 and Kenneth Glass ‘07
“Without the support of our community, the St. George’s we know would not be possible. The donations that build classrooms and playing fields, and fund scholarships and programs, are essential for continuing our proud traditions and realizing the full potential of the School.”
AS OF
TOM MASTERSON
‘03
“ $365,954
JUNE 30,
2016
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CELEBRATING STAFF & FACULTY
Staff and faculty are vital to the perpetuation of the School’s world-class reputation. This year employee philanthropy hit historic levels, both with the Staff & Faculty Annual Fund Appeal rising by 4% and 100% of the Leadership Team supporting the ONE Campaign. Employee philanthropy is an indication of their shared belief in the Mission and Vision of the School, as well as our employees’ shared commitment to the well-being of each St. George’s student.
STAFF & FACULTY ANNUAL GIVING DONORS
Michael Alford
Gordon Allan
Dominique Anderson
Michael Atkinson
Candace Bagri
Martha Bassett
Daphne Beames
Igor Bilykh
Christopher Blackman
Reto Camenzind ‘05
Jan Chavarie Monica Cheng Sarah Coates
Lisa-Scarlett Cruji Guy Winston daSilva Adrienne Davidson
Anonymous (10 donors)
Wes Boise Craig Burner
Gregory Devenish Josh Drummond
Bruce Elbeblawy Ruperto Ferrer
Shawn Hamilton Jennifer Harrison Dustin Hersee
Montanna
Howe Sam Johnston Andrew Jones Louise Jones Diana Jones Roger Kayo Karin Kemeny Gary Kern Ember Konopaki Nancy Kudryk Patricia Lane Brian Lee Troy Liew
Betty Lo David Luers ‘87 Mark Wallace MacKay Dean Markel Sheena Matthews Tom Matthews Kerri McCullagh Tony Mercer Emily Moir Lauren Mortifee Munira Murphy Rob Murray Kathryn Murray Hoenig
Eliza Ng Christopher Peerless ‘96 Gwen Perkins
Neil I. Piller ‘85
Karen Potter-Auger Paul E. Proznick Julian Radlein Joseph Santos Heather Schuetze Theodore Sell
April Gail
Spence
John Stevulak Stephen M. Sturgeon Edward C. Taylor Aled Thomas Steffen Tweedle Brenda Van Huizen Tracy Wallis Tracie Watson Philip A. Webster Robert Wisden Clement Woo Victor Wu James Wyatt Stephen Ziff
(CURRENT & FORMER)
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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR
ANNUAL GIVING
HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE
Anonymous (2 donors)
PLATINUM LEVEL
Anonymous (2 donors)
Bill Lee and Li Hong Zhong
Yongfei Sun
ChangAn Xu and GuiFang (Lucy) Zhu Xiong Yue Xu and Xiao Ting Guan
GOLD LEVEL
Anonymous (5 donors)
Brittingham & Garza Family
Stephen and Bronwyn Burke
Chauhan Family Foundation
Dok Yin Chung and Ping Ping Ching
Diane and Don Chung
Casa Di Coltellaro Developments Ltd
Eileen Lai and Danny Deng
The Dunstan Family
Michael Eckford ‘87 and Shanni Eckford
Gaglardi Family
Jim Johnston and Barbara Melosky
Nigel B. Kirkwood ‘83 and Carolyn Kirkwood Li Li Kong
Robert and Karen Levis
Richard and Julie Li
Felix Liu and Kelly Li
HongYu Luo and Yan Li
Albert and Anita Ma
Mark Maché ‘86 and Naudia Maché
Wenning Cai and Michael Mao
Hai Liang Niu and Min Yu Li
Matthew and Sharon Sauder
Rongrong Shi
Jordan T. Sidoo ‘14
Christine Moffat
Septwolves
Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation
The Weathertop Foundation
Xiao Ling Xu
Guo Qiang Xia
Huimin Xu and Yan Zhang
Shenghong Zhong and Zhen Liang Ma
SILVER LEVEL
Anonymous (16 donors)
Zuheir Abrahams ‘86 and Silvia Chang
Jill Diamond and Andrew Abramowich
The Aidelbaum Family
Aquilini Family
Chris Chen
Alex and Jodi Cristall
Jiti and Harjinder Dhaliwal
Dr. Robert Elliott and Dr. Francine Lo Houman and Luisa Ershadi
David Ferguson and Kathy Butler
Wenlong Gao
Yanhong Guo
Qingfang Huang and Wenyan Au Rob Irvine & Donna Turko
Jason Ju’s Family
Andrew and Jenn Kirker
Tian and Jenny Kusumoto
A. Leong
Kin Wah Leung’s Family
Jack and Joyce Li
Renwei Li and Xintong Liu
Paul and Annie Lin
Ying Zi Cao and Ya Min Lu
Biying Shen and Yuejiang Lu
Tom and Teresa Lui
Joao Ma and Jennifer Kwok
Jefferson Mooney
Nicholas Ng
Shirley and Thomas Ongtenco
Jock and Tamara Ross
Sam and JJ Scott
WeiLong Shao
Hong Yu Lin and Yu Chun Shen
Dr. Kam and Anna Shojania
Dylan D. Sidoo ‘12
Eric and LIz Southam
Bruce Sprague
David Wang and Thomas Wang
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Michael Watt ‘83 and Monique Badun
Jun Ting Wan
Heleni Wang
Bob Wooder
Toby Q. Yu and Lucy J. Luan
Fuping Zhang and Xiaoli Liu
Jian Bing Zhang and Jin Xia Chang
Xu Jing Zhao
Jingjing He and Fang Zhou
BRONZE LEVEL
Anonymous (47 donors)
Abenante Family
Don M. Anderson ‘77 and Barbara Henning
Mark Andrews
Jacqueline and Hugh Anton
Annie Kong and Bernard Bai
Rav and Rupinder Bains
Jas and Avneet Basra
Ramon Bautista
Jason and Elizabeth Bell
David and Georgia Black
David and Elaine Book
Lyle Braaten and Michelle Switzer
Christopher Browes ‘96
James Brown
Cava Cao
Winson Chan and Mirand Law
Jimmy Chan
Joseph Chan & Gloria Chong
Francis Chang and Tina Leung
Ming Yan Liu and Mao Hua Chen
Jie Chen
Kuei Ping Chen
Gusheng Chen and Xinyi Fu
Ed and Alice Cheung
Ben Chew and Julie Kim
Ken Chong and Sally Law
Stephen Chu
Alvin and Fabiana Chubbs
Dr. Annemarie Falk
Meghan & Steve Clarke
Rufino and Lana Dee
The Delesalle Family
Sukhbinder Dhiman
Baojie Ding and Shu Han
Jason and Joanna Doray
Raymond Dorner and Fazila Latif
Darrell and Louise Douglas
Amir and Farha Durrani
Ecker Family
Kenneth and Rosemarie Edra
Dylan Enright
B.A. Fraser Evans ‘58
Ron Ezekiel and Shelley Perlman
Rory Fatt and Bryn Archibald
Patrick and Agnes Finan
Heather Finlayson and William Henderson
Martin and Paulette Fishman
Linda and Keat Foo
Franke Family
Sven and Juliette Freybe
Canon and Kathie Fung
Allen and Shari Gaerber and family
Jin Min Gao Family
Ian Gillespie and Stephanie Dong
Grace Gao
Paul and Bonnie Girard
Stephanie Gjervan
Aidan Gordon
Nicole Guan
Ying Shi and Yu Kun Guan
Xiaoping Guo and Zhixing Tang
Brian and Mavis Hamilton
Amy Han
Lina Xu and William Han
Robert and Susan Hector
John Henderson and Helen Zhao
Jin Kee Ho and Ai Lin Tiah
Xuan Hua Hoehne
Hong Family
Gordon Houston and Helen Robson
Donglei Hu
Xuhui Hu and Xiao Rong Yu
Lin Yen Huan
Gang Huang
Rose Huang Wei Huang and Grace Gu
Hongwei Huang and Xian Li
David and Marian Huen
Sodi and Nav Hundal
Nicole Hunter Jim and Sue Hyslop
Zening and Jing Zhang Jin
John and Tarynne Jue
Cindy and Stan Jung
Jonathan Kallner and Shannon Schulz
Jacob Kalpakian ‘86
Christopher and Laura Kamensek
Christopher and Stacey Kape
Shahzad and Rongrong Karim
Michelle Ostrow and Marc Kazimirski
Chi Soon Kim and Byung Hang Kang
Jaeyeon Lim
Hsin Young Kang
Attila Koronczay and Stephanie Baresh Karen Kosteckyj
David and Gena Kozier
Dick and Ada Lam
Emily and Darren Lazare
Chance Lee and Karen Marr
Fai Lee and Debbie Leong
Adrian and Carrie Lee San Lee
Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Ltd
Daniel Lewin and Jennifer Sankey
Mark Lewis ‘89 and Mrs. Lisa Lewis
Cheng Ming Li
Huaixin Li and Rong Wei
Jason Li and Annie Zheng
Xin Li and Jingbei Li
Yun Li
Frank Liang Gui Qun Liang
Peter and Katie Lim
Xiaogang Lin and Lin Hu Roger Ling ‘19 Guomin Liu K. Liu Ke Hui Liu
Xu Liu and Zi Feng Xie
Hui Na Huang and Jim Liu Ethan Liu ‘21
The Bin Lu Family
Yang Lu
Jamie and Nancy Lyman
Frederic Ma ‘19
Kun Ma
Irving Mah and Louisa Leung
Kelvin Mah and Elaine Der
Rory Matheson and Karen Ravenhill
Greg McCunn and Dionne Kilian
Kathy Bradwell and Rob McJunkin
Eesh and Deepshikha Modi
Ed Mortimer
Phillip and Theresa Moy
Brad and Patricia Nelson Xin Pan and Enze Yuan
Dennis and Ashlyn Parolin Eamonn and Myra Percy
The Qin Family
Jessie Xiang Ren
Donna and Howard Riback Steve and Sheri Sammut
Sedivy
W. G. Shen and Annie Zhang
Michael and Lesley Shepard Simon Shi and Christine Xu
Alan Shuster and Kathryn Young Don Simmons
Sonny and Nav Singha Lisa Sirlin
Russell and Gillian Smith Dean S. Solloway ‘10 Xiu Juan Song
Yi Song
Andrew G. Stephens ‘86
Michael Stewart and Mabel Lim Yasmeen Strang
Sara and Donald Sutton Sarkis and Jane Teghararian
Aaron Teng and Li Qiong Shi
Paul Terry and Louise Turner Mootha Thayaparan and Sasikala Thayaparan Tsiandoulas Family
Michael Varabioff and Maura Brown
Maggie Wang Ms. Liu and Mr. Wang
Thomas Wang Xinli Wang and Yang Cao Wei Wang and Jinchun Zhou Asa and Nancy Wong Tom Wong and Emily Lee
Richard Wong and Angelina Lowe
Ian Worland and Caroline Richardson Wu and Xiang Family
Elaine Wu Yufeng Wu Bang Li Xu
Lucy Xu
Mr.and Mrs.Xu Wen Xu and Baoxin Liu
Amy Yan
Hongpeng Yang and Ruiping Deng Eric Yau ‘92
Owen and Crystal Ye Xiao Feng Ye and Zheng Hong Bai Winston and Donna Yee Brad Yen ‘87 and Florence Yen
Thomas Yu Wen Jin Zhu
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Wei Zhang Liming Zhao
Junyang Zhao and Huimin Chai Handong Zhao and Yangjun Qian Sam Zhou Hong Zhang Bill Zhong and Echo Feng Richard Zuo and Shirley Fang
AMBASSADOR
Anonymous (23 donors)
Alca Consulting Inc
Peter R.B.Armstrong ‘72 Leonardo Aversa ‘16 Gregorio and Lorena Aversa Brian Baird and Megan Evans-Baird Ron and Megan Bakonyi Ronald Bao and Amy Shen
Michael P. Bentley ‘80 and Lesley Bentley and family Alison & Brendan Burns Peter & Wendy Chen W. H. Clarke ‘49
Natalie Fallis J & Y Hayre David F. Hou ‘97 David and Susan Howard Christine Hu Li Jung Hu
Charles and Stephanie Isaac Gary Jung
James J. Korchinski ‘80
Shawn Lawrence Kenneth K. Li ‘95
Geoffrey J. Litherland ‘84
Jessica Luk
Paul and Alicja Maurer Gordon McCauley
Riley Milavsky ‘09
Lynn Raymond and Tim Murphy Michael Nauss and Leslie Jones George M. Peat ‘71 and Barbara Peat Gavin Reynolds ‘86 and Mrs. Gillian Reynolds Cohen and Rosenfeld Family John M. Ross ‘57
Paula Ryan
Michael & Nicole Shapray Michael Stephens and Ms. Judith Macfarlane Kiran Sun ‘24
Iverson Chang Sun ‘20 Christopher Sy and Winky Tsang Hong Feng and Liyan Tian
Joyce Wu
Rob van Santen
Susannah Walker Jin and Juncheng Wei
Patrick Weng
Joseph and Sharon Wong Graham and Natalie Wong Xiaoping Xiong
Anthony Young and Rowena Ting Sofia Zhu
SUPPORTER
Anonymous (16 donors)
Asif Ahsan ‘05
Rio Akiyama
Gagan Arora ‘09
Andrew Arthur ‘80
Karrie and Mark Beauchamp Roger Blackman Rick Bourne
Chad and Gillian Brealey Irene Brown
Brian Campbell ‘61
Robert Campbell
Mathew R. Cantor ‘94
Jason Carter ‘09
Yulin Chen and Yibin Zhu
A. Blake Cowan ‘72
Robert Dunk
Eduard Epshtein and Lana Lisak
Ryan Espiritu ‘09
John Fuller ‘92
Michelle and Laurence Gilman
Gladders Family
Google
Rodan Gopaul-Singh ‘88 and Megan Verchere Nicholas Harvey ‘95
Michael Hungerford ‘90
John C. Kerr Family Foundation
Milan and Alison Khara
Dirk Laudan ‘87 and Mina Laudan
Andrew C. Leask ‘82
Michael Lederman
Gordon and Bonnie Lee
Edmund Lo ‘96
Simon A. Maas ‘09 Mat. M ‘09
Becky Magee
Thomas S. Mattison and Janis A. McKenna David W. J. McAdam ‘77
Bill McCracken
James R. McCreary ‘60
Meena Joshi and Sujay Mehta
Bo Meng ‘02
Stephen C. Millen ‘70
Ronald Moll
Stephen C. Molnar ‘83
Bayan Mottahed ‘96
Brian Moul ‘78
Matthew and Emily Ng Don B. Nilson ‘71
Jim Norris ‘66
Airlie Ogilvie
Gary and Mina Pooni
Kathy Reimer
Harry J. Rollo
Gail Ruddy
Jared Schachter ‘09
Steven and Ann Schwartz
Murray and Diane Semchuck
Michael A. Skene ‘85 and Andrea Skene Allen and Sara Soltan
Jessica Song
John and Monica Stekl
Jerzy and Monika Swic
Thomas Tai
Tony T. Theng ‘02
Trent Tucker ‘83
Tatiana Tyulenev
Sukhdev and Jaswinder Uppal Vancouver Historical Society
Jens-Erik Walter ‘88
Simon Wang ‘26 and Anthony Leong ‘26
Peter Wong
Headmaster’s Circle = $50,000 +
Platinum Level= $25,000 - $49,999
Gold Level= $10,000 - $24,999
Silver Level= $5,000 - $9,999
Bronze Level= $1,000 - $4,999
Ambassador= $500 - $999
Supporter: up to $499
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ENDOWMENT GIVING
Anonymous (3 donors)
Scott Allan ‘93
Reto Camenzind ‘05
Geoffrey I. Catliff ‘81
Chuen Chung Chow and On Chau
Commodore Mike Cooper
Harvey ‘83 and Jody Dales
Richard L.J. Dunsterville ‘57
Prentice W. Durbin ‘89
Scott R. Earthy ‘93
Richard R. Ford ‘51
Dougal Fraser*
Jim Johnston and Barbara Melosky
Harry James Killas ‘75
Sara and Scott Lamb ‘79
Andrew C. Leask ‘82
Sam C.W. Leung ‘01
Blakeney M. Lewis ‘74
Richard and Julie Li
Gerry and Cathy Ma
Neil Menzies ‘82
Brian Moul ‘78
Alan M. Nichol ‘84
William Norris ‘64
Todd G. Patola ‘84
Neil I. Piller ‘85
Bud and Fay Riback
David R.L. Rolfe ‘49
Matthew and Sharon Sauder
Mike Simpkins ‘54
Michael A. Skene ‘85 and Andrea Skene
Graeme I. Strang ‘77
Benjamin Tischler ‘08
Asa and Nancy Wong
Luther Zhao ‘09
ONE CAMPAIGN GIVING
Anonymous (43 donors)
Michael and Kumi Adamson
Mihael Aksmanovic and Nancy McLeod
Tali’ah and Francesco Aquilini
Peter R.B.Armstrong ‘72 and Tristan B.G. Armstrong ‘03
Aujla Family
Tahir and Noorine Ayub
Annie Kong and Bernard Bai Monika Deol and Avtar Bains
Dr. Brian Baird
Ronald Bao and Amy Shen
Mark and Karrie Beauchamp
Max Bedford ‘13
Michael P. Bentley ‘80 and Lesley Bentley and family
Peter J.G. Bentley O.C., ‘47 and Sheila Bentley
Anne Boyle and Rob Errington
Stephen and Bronwyn Burke
Casa Di Coltellaro Developments Ltd
Rob and Kerri Chetner
Andre Chilcott ‘80 and Dorothy Chilcott
Ken Chiu and Betty Liang
Stephen ‘77 and Gail Chung
Ronald L. Cliff ‘46
Harvey ‘83 and Jody Dales
Jo and Liz Delesalle
Don and Nicola Demens
Dan Ding ‘14
Prentice W. Durbin ‘89
Dr. Robert Elliott and Dr. Francine Lo
Peter and Akiko Espig
Patrick and Agnes Finan
Markus ‘82, Janet, Zachary ‘12 and Alexandra Franiek
Sven and Juliette Freybe
Gaglardi Family
Jin Min Gao Family
John and Kelly Good
Al-Karim and Farzana Haji
GEORGIAN GIVING
Anonymous (4 donors)
William H. Clarke ‘49
David R.L. Rolfe ‘49 *
Richard R. Ford ‘51
Henry A. Cooper ‘54
Michael C. Simpkins ‘54
Richard L.J. Dunsterville ‘57
John M. Ross ‘57
B.A. Fraser Evans ‘58
James R. McCreary ‘60
Brian Campbell ‘61
John C. Kerr ‘61
William H.T. Norris ‘64
James V.T. Norris ‘66
Stephen C. Millen ‘70
Don B. Nilson ‘71
George M. Peat ‘71
Peter R.B. Armstrong ‘72
A. Blake Cowan ‘72
Peter K.N. Lam ‘72
Blakeney M. Lewis ‘74
Don M. Anderson ‘77
Stephen W. Chung ‘77
David W.J. McAdam ‘77
Graeme I. Strang ‘77
Bryan A. Moul ‘78
D. Scott Lamb ‘79
Andrew J. Arthur ‘80
Michael P. Bentley ‘80 Andre H. Chilcott ‘80
James J. Korchinski ‘80
Geoffrey I. Catliff ‘81
Andrew C. Leask ‘82
Neil J.B. Menzies ‘82
Harvey Dales ‘83
James Hyslop ‘83
Nigel B. Kirkwood ‘83
Stephen C. Molnar ‘83
Trent Tucker ‘83
Michael A. Watt ‘83
Geoffrey J. Litherland ‘84
Alan M. Nichol ‘84
Todd G. Patola ‘84
Neil I.A. Piller ‘85
Michael A. Skene ‘85
Zuheir Abrahams ‘86 James M. Brown ‘86
Jacob Kalpakian ‘86
Mark O.J. Mache ‘86
Gavin Reynolds ‘86
Andrew G. Stephens ‘86
Michael H. Eckford ‘87
Dirk H. Laudan ‘87
David J. Luers ‘87
Bradley J. Yen ‘87
Rodan W. Gopaul-Singh ‘88
Geoffrey R. Mair ‘88
Jens-Erik Walter ‘88
Prentice W. Durbin ‘89 Mark V. Lewis ‘89
Michael L.M. Hungerford ‘90 John M. Fuller ‘92 Eric Yau ‘92
Scott Allan ‘93
Scott R. Earthy ‘93
Mathew R. Cantor ‘94
Nicholas J.A. Harvey ‘95
Kenneth K. Li ‘95
Christopher Browes ‘96
Edmund T. Lo ‘96
Bayan Mottahed ‘96
Christopher Peerless ‘96
David F. Hou ‘97
Sam C.W. Leung ‘01
Bo Meng ‘02
Tony T. Theng ‘02
Tristan B.G. Armstrong ‘03
Asif O. Ahsan ‘05
Reto Camenzind ‘05
Harry J. Killas ‘75
Benjamin Y. Tischler ‘08
Gagandeep Arora ‘09
Jason R. Carter ‘09
Ryan Espiritu ‘09
Simon A. Maas ‘09 Mat. M ‘09
Riley J. Milavsky ‘09
Jared K. Schachter ‘09
Luther L.S. Zhao ‘09
Dean S. Solloway ‘10
Dylan D. Sidoo ‘12
Max J. Bedford ‘13
Jordan T. Sidoo ‘14
Bowen B. Zhou ‘15
Leonardo Aversa ‘16
Nian He and Sarah Y. Sun
The Highbury Foundation Brian and Andrea Hill Hongwei Huang and Xian Li James Jin and Linda Wang John C. Kerr Family Foundation Saul and Sheryl Kahn and Family Jacob Kalpakian ‘86 Roger Kayo
Andrew and Jenn Kirker Nigel B. Kirkwood ‘83 and Carolyn Kirkwood Nancy Kudryk
Anila Lacroix
Steven (Guanghao) Lai ‘15, Stanley (Sicheng) Lai ‘19 and Scott (Zhicheng) Lai The Lai Family
Sara and Scott Lamb ‘79 Adrian and Carrie Lee Bill Lee and Li Hong Zhong Wei Li and Jun Li
Geoffrey J. Litherland ‘84 Ethan Liu ‘21
Patrick and Ju Lo Lou Family Judy Low
The Bin Lu Family Tom and Teresa Lui John and Carman Lum
Geoff Mair ‘88 and Amy Mair Henry and Patti Man Tom and Sheena Matthews
Paul and Alicja Maurer
Catherine and Gordon McCauley Greg McCunn and Dionne Kilian David Mullen and Georgia Evans
Stephen Munford and Philippa Willis T. Murphy and L. Raymond
The Ng Family
Dr. Neil and Michelle Pollock
Por Yen Charitable Foundation Limited David Porte and Debbie Setton Tengxi Qiu Gail Ruddy
Matthew and Sharon Sauder Radek and Joyce Sedivy Septwolves Wei Guo Shen and Annie Zhang
Siddoo Family Dylan D. Sidoo ‘12
Russell and Gillian Smith Yi Song and Violet Wang Jane Stoller and Jeff Witten Jin William Sun ‘14
Ken and Cindy Teskey Paul and Leslie Tilbury Victor Tong ‘21
Wall Family Liz Watson and John McLean
Michael A. Watt ‘83 and Monique Badun
The Weathertop Foundation Anthony and Janna Werry Mary White *
Tom Wong and Emily Lee Sophia Jiang and Alex Wu Xiao Ling Xu Zhi Qian Xu
Hongpeng Yang and Ruiping Deng Thomas Yu Yang Yu
The Enze Yuan & Xin Pan Family Quan Zhang and Ying Zheng Bangwei Bowen Zhou ‘15 Sasa Zhu
*deceased REPORT ON GIVING | Page 14
St. George’s School gratefully acknowledges all donors whose generous and continued commitments demonstrate their support and loyalty to the School. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. If, however, any errors or omissions have occurred, please accept our apologies, and advise the Advancement Office so that corrections can be made.
BUILDING FINE YOUNG MEN. ONE BOY AT A TIME. EMPATHY | HUMILITY | INTEGRITY | RESILIENCE | RESPECT | RESPONSIBILITY
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St. George’s School acknowledges that we are situated on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam First Nation.
