2023–2024 Gratitude Report
A Message from Catherine BARRY Hant ‘89, Head of School
“At SMLS, we are curating experiences in our classrooms, on the
playing field, at the podium and in the community, that
engage and challenge our students.”
To Our SMLS Community,
The women who founded SMLS in 1891 were trailblazers with the vision, strength and perseverance to establish a girls’ school at a time when educating women was largely considered unnecessary. Today, we continue to build on their legacy drawing on a profound understanding of how girls learn.
At SMLS, we are curating experiences in our classrooms, on the playing field, at the podium and in the community, that engage and challenge our students. Anchored in a nurturing community of exceptionally committed educators and supportive peers, SMLS is where girls go to create the best versions of themselves.
A sense of belonging starts early at SMLS. Friendships ignite quickly and mentoring happens naturally, and this sense of connection and belonging is further bolstered by our broader community where the generous gifts of time, friendship, and financial contributions directly support current and future Millies, creating very special opportunities for them to find and pursue their life’s passions.
With this Gratitude Report, it is our pleasure to share concrete examples of your support at work. Your generosity continues to provide our students with opportunities to work with innovative tools, apply their newly acquired skills to contexts outside of the classroom and immerse themselves in real-world contexts. Truly, you are helping SMLS students to innovate, grow their curiosities, challenge the world in which they live, and develop determined persistence: the attributes that ensure their education will help them own their future.
SMLS remains a mission-focused school, and our dedication to academic excellence that engages each girl in a personalized learning experience is at the forefront of all that we do. Guiding this work is the passionate leadership of the SMLS Board of Governors, and I would like to especially thank Ms. Victoria Hughes ‘01, an SMLS alumna, current parent and Board Chair for her dedication and role modeling for our community of young women.
Thanks to our skilled Board of Governors, dedicated parents, talented and committed employees, impressive alumnae, loving friends of the school, and, most importantly, our inquisitive and inspiring students, an SMLS education is one that helps girls own their future. Simply put, we could not do what we do without you. Thank you.
With gratitude,
Catherine BARRY Hant ‘89 Head of School
A Message from Victoria Hughes ‘01, Chair of the SMLS Board of Governors
At St. Mildred’s-Lightbourn School, we are not just a school with girls—we are a school for girls. We are shaping futureready, forward-thinking leaders, creators, and changemakers. The impact of an all-girls education is profound: it instills confidence, encourages bold thinking, and fosters the resilience needed to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving world. When we invest in the education of girls, we invest in a future filled with boundless potential and it is inspiring to see what our students go on to build using their time at SMLS as their foundation.
We are fortunate to be part of such a supportive community that champions girls’ education and recognizes its transformative power. Your generosity is helping to create a school, a faculty, and a community that is excited and prepared to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Every donation enables our girls to access cutting-edge tools, resources, and experiences that help them grow into confident, engaged, and empowered young women.
The SMLS Board of Governors celebrates your generosity and is committed to ensuring that every contribution is directed to areas of the school that provide maximum impact for each and every student. Our unique structure as three distinct divisions—Junior, Middle, and Senior Schools —under one roof, allows us to focus holistically on every stage of our girls’ development. This interconnectedness allows your donations to make an even greater difference, supporting each student’s journey from curiosity to leadership and providing our faculty with the resources to innovate and inspire.
“The
impact of an all-girls education is profound: it
instills confidence, encourages bold thinking, and fosters the resilience needed to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving world.”
I encourage you, if you haven’t already, to join us in this mission. To those who have already given, thank you There is no better investment than the future of these remarkable young women. Together, we can ensure that SMLS continues to be a place where girls are inspired, challenged, and empowered to own their future.
Thank you for being part of this important journey.
Sincerely,
Victoria Hughes ‘01 Chair, Board of Governors
James Ash
Bishop Susan Bell
Sister Heather Broadwell
James Brown
Rebecca Crane Ian Gallagher Claire Gillies
Sister Margaret Hayward
Victoria Hughes ‘01
Meredith Krishnasamy
Lisa Mathews
Leah Mauer ‘00
Gary Skene
Lauren Tribe ‘87
Ijeoma Ugwunze
2023–24 SMLS BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Celebrating Our Parent Association
A Message from Nikala Radley-Smith, Parent Association
President
The SMLS Parent Association embodies the generous spirit and dedication that define our community. As a group of parent volunteers, our mission is clear: to foster a connected, vibrant, and inclusive community while raising essential funds that enhance the educational experience at SMLS. This past year, we made significant strides in creating a more welcoming environment and rebuilding a sense of togetherness. Through countless volunteer hours and a shared vision with the school, we’ve made a lasting, tangible contribution to the experience for current Millies and to the future of SMLS.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to the parents, faculty, staff, and wider community whose time, energy, and creativity have helped strengthen the bonds between us all. Your contributions have not only enhanced the resources available to SMLS students but have also nurtured a deeper sense of belonging across our school. Together, we look forward to continuing this meaningful journey, building on the values of collaboration, inclusion, and shared purpose.
In 2023–24, the Parent Association donated $68,000 to fund projects across the school, including:
• Individual, wallmounted and rolling whiteboards for Junior and Middle School
• Dining Hall audio upgrade
• Science and technology equipment for Senior School
• Head of School Speaker Series
• School Closing Ceremonies
• Tower Gardens for Junior School
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$68,000 Sponsored grade socials across the school
Record attendance at the Millie May Fair estimating 1,000 attendees events and classroom parties donated
Nikala Radley-Smith — President
Michelle Guerreiro Marsden Vice-President
Tanya Brown
Harpreet Roopra
Kapil Sehgal
Jason Kennedy
Julia Hapelt
Jennifer Rafauli
Ashley BRUNTON McNabb ‘04
Kerstin Baker-Ash
Weifang Dong
Jackie Maunula
Jane Weatherhead
Carol Misek
Darren Thompson
Karen Wolfe
Sarah Valiant Labrecque
Margaret Fury
Catherine STINNES Kulley ‘96
Stephanie Kennedy ‘02
We thank these and the countless parent volunteers who generously contributed to SMLS through the Parent Association’s activities.
2023–24 SMLS PARENT ASSOCIATION SLATE
2023–24 HIGHLIGHTS
Nikala Radley-Smith
SMLS Parent Association President, 2023–2025
Roxanne Van Der Merwe
Karla Coutinho
Christine Dwivedi
Jennifer Mills
Steven Balice
Celebrating Our Alumnae Association
When I meet SMLS alumnae, the conversation generally gravitates to a couple of topics—fond memories of time at school, particularly how the school influenced their lives; and a curiosity about what the school is like today, how it has changed and what remains the same. These ideas are also the heart of why so many alumnae choose to give back to the school whether in volunteer time or financially. We are motivated to give today’s girls the same benefits of the experience that we enjoyed. And, we have such pride in our school that we want to foster its excellence for future generations.
The two primary purposes of the Alumnae Association are to foster a sense of community among alumnae and to promote and encourage a continuing interest in the school. The Executive Committee with whom I have the pleasure of serving, invest countless hours in these objectives. We organize events and fundraisers throughout the year—our Alumnae Wear collection, the annual Holiday Wreath sales, Reindeer Games at Millie Christmas, pub nights, and the reunion weekend events. Through our fundraising efforts, we were able to contribute $4,000 back to the school—$2,500 to the Alumnae Bursary Fund and $1,500 to the SoundPortrait project. Many thanks to everyone who donated, made a purchase or attended an event to make this possible.
Sarah Sims
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$4,000 12 46 171 events held donated Executive Committee Members graduates welcomed to the Alumnae Association wreaths and holiday decor items sold
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 — President
Bisma Bhatti ‘08 — Past President
Sabina Beckman-Breen ‘12 — Head of Communications
Ashleigh Breen ‘03 — Head of Events
Stephanie Kennedy ‘02 — Secretary
Kavita BHANGU Parashar ‘00 — Treasurer
Sarah Turner ‘03 — Member at Large, Fundraising
Chantal Giurlanda ‘06 — Member at Large, SMLS Connect
Effie Bouras ‘93 — Member at Large, Class Representatives
Catherine CHERRY McQuigge ‘70 — Member at Large
Kristen Ashworth ‘18 — Member at Large
Onaiza Kazi ‘13 — Member at Large
‘90 President, Alumnae Association
2023–24 ALUMNAE EXECUTIVE
2023–24 HIGHLIGHTS
$529,697.57
$36,963.29
Year at a Glance
To engage each girl in a personalized, real-world learning experience where she explores her unique pathways within a nurturing community.
Class of 2024 Bursary Fund
We wish to thank the families of the Class of 2024 for collectively raising $36,963.29 to establish the Class of 2024 Bursary Fund. This fund will help more girls experience, and benefit from, an SMLS education and is a lasting legacy to our 2024 graduates.
Anonymous (2)
Celeste Carter’s Family
Sheri & Steve Marshman
Kashaliyah Naidoo ‘24
Jennifer & Tom Scheuring l
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24 l
The Tice Family
“The three of us were asked to be Parent Ambassadors for the 2024 Grad class and we didn’t hesitate. We have a combined total of six girls who are all pursuing prestigious and challenging programs in their post-secondary experience. They all received an inspired, stimulating and challenging education at SMLS. Two of us are alumnae and all three of us have been dedicated volunteers at the school… we felt such commitment to ensuring that this year’s Grad Bursary will have a lasting impact and to ensure that St. Mildred’s-Lightbourn School continues to educate and develop girls that will challenge the world and themselves.”
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Celebrating Your Support
Cumulative Giving
SMLS gratefully recognizes our Leaders Circle donors who have supported SMLS with cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more, and our Legacy Donors who have lovingly remembered SMLS in their estate planning.
Leader’s Circle
Anonymous (2)
Robert Bell and granddaughter Isla Elbe ’29 l
Bot Construction Group
Margaret Burritt ‘38
Kearene & Philip Buxo
Canadians Resident Abroad Foundation
Cherilyn Carson & Andrew Thornhill
The Xiao Fan Chuai Family l
The Cockwell Family
Dana Hospitality LP
The Della Maestra Family
The Dickison Family
The DiRisio Family
Kathleen, Jennifer ‘04, Sarah ‘07 & Daniel Ferguson
The Forgione Family
Robert Glegg
The Hansen Family
The Kaczmarek Family
Tracy & Randall Kodama
The Kucey Family
Kim BARRETT McKenna ‘84 & Carli McKenna ‘20
Colleen McMorrow, Brian, Laura ‘06 & Erin ‘09 Baker
Issa Nicholas
The Pocklington Family
Tracy, Britany ‘14 & Hugo Powell
Maritza & David Rice
SMLS Parent Association l
Nina Strait
Carolyn, Emily ‘08, Hannah ‘10 & Greg Taylor
Sara & Graeme Thomson
The Voruganti Family
The Willson Family
Legacy Society Donors
The Adams Family
Margaret Burritt ‘38 l
Olwen BARROW Davies ‘58
Luz C. Iglesias ‘97
Maria Jelinek, Miss Lightbourn School ‘55
The Rickards Family
Joan KEMBAR Rogers ‘45
Jennifer Smith ‘87
Janet E. Stewart ‘60
Annual Giving
SMLS gratefully acknowledges our generous donors for their support of SMLS.
We celebrate and acknowledge these gifts and pledges made between
July 1, 2023 and June 30, 2024. To those who chose to remain anonymous, we extend our heartfelt appreciation.
Jubilate Society
$10,000+
Anonymous (2)
Robert Bell & granddaughter Isla Elbe ‘29 ll
The Xiao Fan Chuai Family ll
Dana Hospitality LP l
SMLS Parent Association ll
The Tice Family
Brian Wilson l
Scholars Society
$5,000–$9,999
Anonymous (2)
ArcelorMittal Dofasco G.P.
Cherilyn Carson & Andrew Thornhill ll
Victoria Hughes ‘01 & Matthew Hawkins l
John & Elizabeth Lacey l
Renee and Lucy
Shannon’s Family
Tweedledum Foundation —
Angus Campbell
Ling Wu and Jie Ding Family
Partner
$1,500–$4,999
The Alexander Family l
Alice’s Family
Anonymous (4)
The Ash Family
The Barton Family l
The Brown Family
Celester Carter’s Family
The Di Vona Family
Heidi & Greg Dunn
Ian Gallagher l
Simona & Sofie Guglietti l
Catherine BARRY Hant ‘89
Hatch Ltd. l
Jackie Hatherly & Chris Gdanski
Ella Irwin ‘31
The Krishnasamy Family
Leith Wheeler Investment
Counsel Limited l
Cindy Lin & Sophia Lin
Liu Family l
Brenda Mah-Madjar & Tibor Madjar l
Sheri & Steve Marshman
Rosentreter & Maguire l
Shuchita & Himanshu Sharma
SMLS Alumnae Association
Thompson Family
Jingya Wang’s Family
Tony Wang
Dan & Grace Xie
Krystal Xin Family JS 4K
Trinity and Sophia Xu
Catherine Yan’s Family
Zebra Technologies
Zhang Family
The Zhou Family
Loinia Zhou l
Friend
Up to $1,499
Ada
Andreea Amariei & David Keech
Anonymous (12)
Anxiety and Mood Disorder Centre
Dr. Arekapudi and Dr. Dhillon
The Armstrong Family
The Baeumler Family
Robyne Balanuik
Ashley Beatty
Benjamin Douglas Williams Professional
Real Estate Corporation
Diane & Christopher Blair
The Borges Family l
Bouras Family
M.J. Breithaupt ‘53 l
Brennan Eastmure Personal Corporation
Mr. Brims
Nicole Bryant
Candy & Xiaonan
Nicole Caty ‘88 l
Joyce Chen
Elva Chen Family
Cathy Chen & Isabella Chen
The Cheon Family
Lisa Chin-A-Young & Mario Bozzo
Daria Cho & Gilbert Lai l
Sidra Choudhary & Hasan Khalid
K. Churchill
Cindy’s Family
Amy Clark
Community of the Sisters of the Church l
Carol SOMERVILLE Cooper ‘76
Anne Currie l
Sharon WRIGHT Davidson ‘67 l
Olwen BARROW Davies ‘58
Olivia Dejeu
Brian Dittmer l
Lynda Duckworth, Former Principal
Lauren and Sarah Durland
E.A.C. Consulting Inc.
Evie’s Family
Judy Farrant
The Gao Family
Leslie Goodfellow l
Graham Family
Robyn Gram
Vanessa Grant ‘81
Christina ALEXANDER ‘03 & John Graydon
Jay Gu & Flora Tan
Robyn Hahn
Monica & Colin Hanson l
Marnie Helmy l
The Hineman Family
The Hogwood Sutton Family l
Margot Holden ‘62 l
Amy R. Holland ‘89 l
Sandra Hutton l
H. MAUGHAN Jarmyn ‘83
Dongjun Jin
Katelyn Kaczor Watson
The Karan Family l
Katerina Fund (a fund held within the Oakville Community Foundation)
Alexandra Keay ‘77 l
The Kennedy Family
Stephanie Kennedy ‘02
Helena King
Mary Koehler ‘59
Lemieux/Whitcombe Family
Laurie Lewis l
“Being able to utilize the new lighting system in the theatre has been an incredible opportunity. As someone who wants to go into musical theatre, having access to this technology has been amazing.”
Veronica Li Family
The Li Family
Miss Lightbourn’s School Class of 1965
Liping Ling & Peng Wu
Angie Liu
The Liu Family
Dr. Janice Lo ‘94 & Eric Choi l
The MacKay Family
Jordan ‘33 and Sandra Manolescu ‘93
Jana Maslon
Mastronardi-Ramirez Family
Lisa Mathews l
Leah COUTINHO Mauer ‘00 &
Christopher Mauer
Mawer Investment Management
James McAskill and Agata Stelmach
The McAssey-Mollenhauer Family l
Catherine Cherry-McQuigge ‘70
A-C Mertei l
The Mittun Family
Kashaliyah Naidoo ‘24
The Nethery Family
Clare O’Connor l
Alena Oosthuizen
Tanuja & Amish Patel
Xiaoxue Piao & Yuan Gao
Courtney Pickering
Denise Power & Ben de Bray l
The Radley-Smith Family
Brad & Kristin Read l
Gail Regan (Helen Gardiner’s daughter)
The Rice Family
Nancy Richards & Ken Cluley l
The Rieger Family l
Beverlie SAMMONS Robertson ‘57
Shaweta & Harpreet Roopra l
Sarah W. Scandrett l
Jennifer & Tom Scheuring l
Ina Shu and Family
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24 l
Smith Gulyas Family
The Spraggs Family
Carol Steven l
Janet E. Stewart ‘60
The Sun Family
Mrs. Rong Sun & Mr. Yuwei Cai
(Alice Cai parents)
Shari Taferner l
The Tang Family
Sandra Taylor l
Valerie Terejko & Family
The Thambirajah Family
The Tong Family
Mrs. Lesley MAGILL Townend ‘83 l
Mrs. Helen McDOUGALL Treble ‘50 l
Lauren Tribe ‘87 l
Sarah Turner ‘03 and Zia Umer l
Shirley Turner
The Ugwunze Family
Katharine Varaklis ‘15
Alanna Vickman l
Michael & Shelley Wang
Wang Family
Katerina Warren l
Ron Whaling
Michele Whitcombe ‘14
Anne-Marie Wilson l
Sasha & Gene Woodbridge
Lina Xie & Chonghua Guo
Cynthia Yang
Charlotte Yang Family
The Ye Family
Yenilmez Family
Yixin’s Family l
C. Yorke ‘87
Rebecca Zhang
Tao Zhang and Kun Miao l
The Zhang Family
Vera Zhao & Michael Shen
Youmi Zhou
The Peggy Zhu Family
Staff
Anonymous (4)
Ashley Beatty
Mr. Brims
Nicole Bryant
K. Churchill
Amy Clark
Anne Currie l
Brian Dittmer l
Leslie Goodfellow l
Robyn Gram
Robyn Hahn
Catherine BARRY Hant ‘89
Marnie Helmy l
Sandra Hutton l
Katelyn Kaczor Watson
Laurie Lewis l
Jana Maslon
A-C Mertei l
The Mittun Family
Clare O’Connor l
Alena Oosthuizen
Courtney Pickering
Denise Power & Ben de Bray l
Brad & Kristin Read l
The Rieger Family l
Sarah W. Scandrett l
Carol Steven l
Shari Taferner l
Valerie Terejko & Family
Alanna Vickman l
Katerina Warren l
Ron Whaling
Alumnae
Anonymous (4)
The Baeumler Family
Bouras Family
M.J. Breithaupt ‘53 l
Nicole Caty ‘88 l
Carol SOMERVILLE Cooper ‘76
Sharon WRIGHT Davidson ‘67 l
Olwen BARROW Davies ‘58
Vanessa Grant ‘81
Christina ALEXANDER ‘03 & John Graydon
Catherine BARRY Hant ‘89
Margot Holden ‘62 l
Amy R. Holland ‘89 l
Victoria Hughes ‘01 & Matthew Hawkins l
H. MAUGHAN Jarmyn ‘83
Alexandra Keay ‘77 l
Stephanie Kennedy ‘02
Mary Koehler ‘59
Miss Lightbourn’s School Class of 1965
Dr. Janice Lo ‘94 & Eric Choi l
The MacKay Family
Jordan ‘33 and Sandra Manolescu ‘93
Leah COUTINHO Mauer ‘00 & Christopher Mauer
Catherine Cherry-McQuigge ‘70
The Nethery Family
Beverlie SAMMONS Robertson ‘57
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24 l
Smith Gulyas Family
SMLS Alumnae Association
Janet E. Stewart ‘60
The Tice Family
Mrs. Lesley MAGILL Townend ‘83 l
Mrs. Helen McDOUGALL Treble ‘50 l
Lauren Tribe ‘87 l
Sarah Turner ‘03 and Zia Umer l
Katharine Varaklis ‘15
Michele Whitcombe ‘14
C. Yorke ‘87
Current Parents Ada
Alice’s Family
Andreea Amariei & David Keech
“We are so grateful and blessed to have SMLS in our lives. I very much believe that we were very lucky, and that fate brought us together. To extend my support for SMLS, I wanted to pay it forward in the hope that it will continue to enrich the lives of other families as it has for us.”
– RENEE WANG,
“SMLS has been the catalyst of change for my daughter. Her growth academically and emotionally has been amazing and has positioned her well for the future. We believe it is extremely important to give back in any way possible so others can experience what my daughter has been lucky enough to experience at SMLS.”
Anonymous (11)
Anxiety and Mood Disorder Centre
Dr. Arekapudi and Dr. Dhillon
The Ash Family
The Barton Family l
Diane & Christopher Blair
The Borges Family
The Brown Family
Candy & Xiaonan
Celester Carter’s Family
Cathy Chen & Isabella Chen
Joyce Chen
Elva Chen Family
The Cheon Family
Lisa Chin-A-Young & Mario Bozzo
Daria Cho & Gilbert Lai l
Sidra Choudhary & Hasan Khalid
Edna Chu & Scott Simmons
The Xiao Fan Chuai Family ll
Cindy’s Family
Olivia Dejeu
The Di Vona Family
Lisa Mathews l
Leah COUTINHO Mauer ‘00 & Christopher Mauer
Mawer Investment Management
James McAskill and Agata Stelmach
The McAssey-Mollenhauer Family l
The Mittun Family
Kashaliyah Naidoo ‘24
The Nethery Family
Tanuja & Amish Patel
Xiaoxue Piao & Yuan Gao
The Radley-Smith Family
Brad & Kristin Read l
Heidi & Greg Dunn
Evie’s Family
Ian Gallagher l
The Gao Family
Graham Family
Jay Gu & Flora Tan
Simona & Sofie Guglietti l
Jackie Hatherly & Chris Gdanski
The Hineman Family
Victoria Hughes ‘01 &
Matthew Hawkins l
Sandra Hutton l
Ella Irwin ‘31
Dongjun Jin
The Karan Family l
Stephanie Kennedy ‘02
The Kennedy Family
The Krishnasamy Family
The Li Family
Veronica Li Family
Cindy Lin & Sophia Lin
Liping Ling & Peng Wu
The Liu Family
Liu Family
Angie Liu
Sheri & Steve Marshman
Mastronardi-Ramirez Family
Renee and Lucy
The Rice Family
Katerina Fund (a fund held within the Oakville Community Foundation)
Shaweta & Harpreet Roopra l
Sarah W. Scandrett l
Jennifer & Tom Scheuring l
Shannon’s Family
Shuchita & Himanshu Sharma
Ina Shu and Family
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24 l
Smith Gulyas Family
SMLS Parent Association ll
The Spraggs Family
Mrs. Rong Sun & Mr. Yuwei Cai (3M Alice Cai parents)
The Sun Family
The Tang Family
The Thambirajah Family
Thompson Family
The Tice Family
The Tong Family
Sarah Turner ‘03 and Zia Umer l
Tweedledum Foundation —
Angus Campbell
The Ugwunze Family
Michael & Shelley Wang
Wang Family
Tony Wang
Jingya Wang’s Family
Sasha & Gene Woodbridge
Ling Wu and Jie Ding Family
Dan & Grace Xie
Lina Xie & Chonghua Guo
– JACKIE HATHERLY, CURRENT SMLS PARENT
“Within SWAT 771, we’ve found a community of passionate individuals from Grade 8 to 12, united by our interest in STEMR. As members of the electrical subteam, the 2023–24 year has been an enriching experience where we continued to amplify our passion for innovation and technology.”
Krystal Xin Family JS 4K
Trinity and Sophia Xu
Catherine Yan’s Family
Cynthia Yang
Charlotte Yang Family
The Ye Family
Yenilmez Family
Yixin’s Family l
Tao Zhang and Kun Miao l
Zhang Family
Rebecca Zhang
The Zhang Family
Loinia Zhou l
Youmi Zhou
The Zhou Family
The Peggy Zhu Family
Parents of Alumnae, Grandparents, Foundations, Companies & Friends
The Alexander Family l
Anonymous (2)
Anxiety and Mood Disorder Centre
ArcelorMittal Dofasco G.P.
The Armstrong Family
The Baeumler Family
Robyne Balanuik
Robert Bell & granddaughter
Isla Elbe ’29 ll
Benjamin Douglas Williams Professional Real Estate Corporation
Brennan Eastmure Personal Corporation
Cherilyn Carson & Andrew Thornhill ll
Community of the Sisters of the Church l
Anne Currie l
Dana Hospitality LP l
Lynda Duckworth, Former Principal
Lauren and Sarah Durland
E.A.C. Consulting Inc.
Judy Farrant
Monica & Colin Hanson l
Hatch Ltd. l
The Hogwood Sutton Family l
Alexandra Keay ‘77 l
Helena King
John & Elizabeth Lacey l
Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Limited l
Lemieux/Whitcombe Family
Brenda Mah-Madjar & Tibor Madjar l
Jordan ‘33 and Sandra Manolescu ‘93
Mawer Investment Management
Gail Regan (Helen Gardiner’s daughter)
Nancy Richards & Ken Cluley l
The Rieger Family l
Rosentreter & Maguire Family l
Shirley Turner
Brian Wilson l
Anne-Marie Wilson l
Zebra Technologies
Vera Zhao & Michael Shen
l Leader’s Circle
l 5+ Consecutive Years
Volunteers and Community Support
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the volunteers who gave so generously of their time, energy and expertise in support of our girls and school. Thank you!
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 Development department at advancement@smls.on.ca so that corrections can be made.
For more on how your donations are benefitting our girls, check out our latest Impact Report.
– EVA J.’24 AND MARYAM K. (SS11)