Within this report, you will find many examples of how your generous contributions are positively supporting the important work we set out to achieve everyday on behalf of our Millies. At SMLS, we take enormous pride in our ability to offer an educational experience which no other school can provide - a rich, robust, girl-empowered, personalized education. Through our specialized teaching, academic offerings, and unique Signature Programs, we are encouraging today’s young women to be creative; we are daring them to see things in new ways; and, we are challenging them to find unique approaches to problem-solving.
We are empowering young women to challenge and transform the world, and we do it all with the incredible support of our community. Thanks to your ongoing support of our mission and vision, we continue to seek out progressive new learning opportunities for our students, enhance our facilities, and are forever innovating and evolving to meet the needs of our students and the school.
I extend a warm and hearty thank you to every one of SMLS’s devoted supporters. You are an inspiration to all of us at SMLS. Your belief in the endless potential of our school gives our girls endless opportunities for the future. I hope you enjoy reading our 2021-22 Gratitude Report and have an opportunity to reflect on just how meaningful your contributions have been.
Thank you so very much for your support, your dedication and your optimism for our students and the leaders of tomorrow. I can promise you that our Millies will make you proud.
With gratitude,
Nancy Richards, M.Ed Head of School
Gary Skene, P‘18,‘29, Chair
Bishop Susan Bell
Sister Heather Broadwell
James Brown, P‘30
Ian Gallagher, P‘25, ‘29
Claire Gillies, P‘28
Colin Hanson, P‘23
Victoria Hughes, ‘01, P‘36
Marguerite Jackson, GP‘21
Sister Michael Trott
Ijeoma Ugwunze, P‘32, ‘32, ‘34
Chris Wong, P‘20
Maggie Zhu, P‘30
Dear Friends and Supporters of SMLS,
We are immensely fortunate at St. Mildred’s-Lightbourn School to be a part of such an inspiring community. Throughout my time as Chair of the Board of Governors, I have consistently been awed and inspired by the ongoing evidence that shows just how strong our community is - from every consultation, every meeting, and every donation, the comments we receive always center around the strength of our community.
It is this sense of community that drives us and will continue to propel us towards new heights for every Millie and the future of our school. With the launch of Aspire 2029, the School’s new strategic plan; the leadership of our Head of School, a dedicated Senior Leadership Team, Faculty, and Staff; and the generous support of you, our donors, there is truly no limit to what our school and what our students can accomplish.
Just as we implore every Millie to aspire to greatness, believing that nothing can limit the pursuit of her individual dreams, Aspire 2029 charts the path we’ll take over the next few years to ensure that each student at SMLS receives an exceptional education and that the school is well-positioned to be the goldstandard for girls’ education.
Your support fuels our ambition and our collective aspirations. And it is your support that is helping us achieve our mission to engage each girl in a personalized, real-world learning experience - one where she can explore her own unique pathways within a warm and nurturing community. You make it possible for us to dream big, to do more and to continue unlocking the potential of our students and our school - and for that, we are extremely grateful.
The SMLS Board of Governors celebrates your generosity and the impact that your thoughtfulness has on each and every student at SMLS. We sincerely thank you for your unwavering support; it means so much to so many.
Yours truly,
Gary Skene, P‘18, ‘29, Chair, SMLS Board of Governors
It is a pleasure to serve on the SMLS Board of Governors and as the Chair of the Advancement Committee.
During the 2021-22 school year, I witnessed countless examples of generosity from the members of our school community. It served as a reminder to me of the gratitude I feel for being a part of the SMLS community, and solidified my commitment to give back.
As I moved into my role as Chair of the Advancement Committee this past year, I was surprised to learn that while tuition covers the cost of fundamental school operations, it is the generosity of giving through charitable gifts that provide the much-needed support for new facilities, enhancements to our Signature Programs and additional funds for student financial assistance. We are truly proud of the rich heritage of generosity that has existed at SMLS for decades, in support of our daughters’ educational experience.
All of the programs and facilities on campus that our girls benefit from each and every day are the direct result of the generosity of current and past parents, alumnae, grandparents, staff, faculty and friends. They have supported the School to ensure we can evolve with the changing needs of a future SMLS education. I feel deeply that it is the responsibility of every generation of SMLS families to do the same, and support the School for current and future girls who will challenge and transform the world.
Despite the uncertainty of the COVID-19 global pandemic that has impacted all of us since 2020, our community showed an outstanding philanthropic commitment to our School. The Millie Fund exceeded its $350,000 fundraising goal, raising $374,210 in 2021-22. At this time, the majority of our major gift and annual fund donations are directed towards needs-based student financial assistance, our Signature Programs, and the Head’s Initiatives Fund to support the emerging priorities of the School. We are grateful to all of our donors for their thoughtful and ongoing support of this school that means so much to all of us.
I am so very proud to be part of the SMLS community, which year after year continues to inspire us all with its generosity, encouragement, commitment and passion for the School’s mission. I thank each and every member in our shared community for their efforts and commitment over the last year.
Sincerely,
Ijeoma Ugwunze, P‘32, ‘32, ‘34
Chair of the Advancement Committee & Governor
2021-22 Advancement Committee Members
Ijeoma Ugwunze, P‘32, ‘32, ‘34, Chair
Claire Gillies, P‘28
Maggie Zhu, P‘30
Catherine Goulding-Jones, ‘99, P‘33
Gary Skene, P‘18, ‘29, Chair of the Board of Governors
Nancy Richards, Head of School
Valerie Terejko, Executive Director, Advancement and Community Relations
SMLS is a special place, and one of the reasons for that is the generous people who make up our school community. From our incredible students, their parents and grandparents, our parent and alumnae associations, staff, faculty, friends, and our Board of Governors, it is the support of our community that makes all the difference to our success.
Through volunteerism, philanthropy, stewardship and strong alumnae and parent relationships, our goal in the Advancement and Community Relations office is to develop understanding and engagement among our various constituents to strengthen and grow our curricular and co-curricular programs, and ensure the financial support and enthusiasm required to fulfill the school’s mission and strategic plan.
This report accounts for gifts made from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. As always, we sincerely thank each and every donor who made a financial contribution to the School during this period. Your philanthropic support allows us to be a better institution, participation makes a huge difference, and we are very grateful for your support.
Valerie Terejko, CFRE, Executive Director, Advancement and Community Relations
Marnie Helmy, CFRE, Annual Fund Director
Laurie Lewis, Advancement Services Coordinator
Claire DeCourcey, Events Coordinator
Donna Cossitt, Community Liaison
Highlights from the 2021-22 fiscal year include:
| $374,210 raised in new commitments to the School – exceeding our $350,000 fundraising goal for the year
| A banner year for our Class Bursary Fund, with graduating families from the Class of 2022 raising $100,000 in support of student financial assistance
| 100% participation in the Millie Fund from the SMLS Senior Leadership Team
I would like to thank Ijeoma Ugwunze, P‘32, ‘32, ‘34, Chair of the Advancement Committee and Governor, along with members of the Advancement Committee, for their leadership and commitment this year. I would also like to thank the great team in Advancement and Community Relations for their work and dedication to SMLS.
Thank you, most sincerely, to all of SMLS’ generous donors from each and every young Millie, staff and faculty of St. Mildred’s-Lightbourn School.
Sincerely,
Valerie Terejko, CFRE Executive Director, Advancement and Community Relations
Every day, our students’ experience is enhanced thanks to your donations to SMLS. Here are a few examples of your gifts in action during the 2021-22 school year:
Our Grade 1 classes are learning coding through KIBO Robots. They create a sequence, scan the code using the robot, then watch as the robot performs the code they created - all while enhancing their collaboration and communication skills.
We continue to see the impact of professional coaching for our Spartan athletes through their individual growth, their success at competitions and tournaments, and the pride that is felt throughout the community for our teams, athletes and school.
As our students engage with the natural world beyond the pillars of SMLS, their experience is even better thanks to our new dry bags which keep their belongings clean and dry during excursions. New walkie talkies enable communication between staff members at all times and in all landscapes. Our GO Pro camera allows us to capture these cherished and lifelong memories for our students. Thanks to our generous community, there are bursaries available to help make some of these lifechanging experiences possible.
Our students have access to modern technology, including RevTouch Interactive Displays, Kurzweil Assistive Technology, large format printer and document cameras.
Our youngest Millies are enjoying new resources in the Wonder Garden which include a mud kitchen, sensory tables, a natural tree stump seating area, a double seater tricycle, and magnet wall. The magnet wall teaches students STEM principles as they use magnetic parts to create designs and configurations to explore angles, speeds and distances by sending objects such as water, sand or balls through their configuration. Thanks to the SMLS Parent Association, we are all enjoying our beautiful new outdoor seating around campus, and our new school podium.
Your gifts give our students the greatest gift of all - an education that lays the groundwork for their development and success, and the opportunity to reach their full potential - regardless of their financial background.
The Arts and Design Signature Program at SMLS has a special place in the hearts of the Tice family. While each of their three daughters, Charlotte ‘19, Isabelle ‘21 and Sophia ‘24 have had different experiences and interests within the umbrella of the program, Arts and Design has had a significant impact for all of them.
“The program offered my girls opportunities that pushed them out of their comfort zones. I saw their confidence increase, as well as their willingness to try new things. Kids need to realize the benefits of the arts, and all the ways in which they can draw on those skills in all areas of their personal and professional lives,” said Anne-Marie Tice ‘90.
“Students today have a tendency towards traditional fields of study like
business or science. But the world needs all sorts of people. No matter which path your child is interested in, the skills learned through the Arts and Design program are valuable and transferable in so many ways. There’s a safe space in Arts classes that allow students to explore and experience new things and realize potential inside themselves that they may never have otherwise realized. And, it provides the perfect outlet and balance in the midst of other classes such as AP Chemistry and Calculus.”
As one of SMLS’ Signature Programs, families have the opportunity to direct their donations to support the Arts and Design program. “We were shocked to learn that very few families choose to allocate their philanthropic support directly to the Arts. Through investing in the Arts and Design program, we
hope that more students will be excited to pursue the arts, and in turn, more families in the SMLS community will be inspired to give to this fantastic program, its impressive drama productions and its incredible faculty, namely Mr. Tim Pace.”
“From Arts and Design, to Global Citizenship, to Professional Internship, SMLS’s Signature Programs gave my daughters incredible experiences that shaped their character and prepared them beautifully for their journey after graduation. I believe we made the absolute best choice for our girls.”
SMLS’ Signature Programs gave my daughters incredible experiences that shaped their character and prepared them beautifully for their journey after graduation.
Amy Holland and her family are very familiar with the independent school environment. “My grandmother, father, three brothers and myself all attended independent schools. My parents were educators themselves, and knew from experience how important it is to have exposure to the bigger world, and especially people from all walks of life.”
Amy Holland ‘89
Amy came to SMLS in Grade 3, and still cherishes the community she found here. “SMLS provided me with a stable environment, gave me a sense of connectedness, kept me grounded and gave me an extended family.” Amy’s best friends remain those that she met at SMLS, including one whom she met on her very first day. “There’s a level of comfort and familiarity in those friendships that cannot be matched. They’ve gone through everything with you, so they know exactly who I am, even all these years later.”
Amy is proud to see the growth of SMLS today. “The breadth of opportunity here allows girls to find their niche. I remember we always had incredible guest speakers, and I would think, ‘If the person standing in front of me could do that, what could I do?’ They inspired me to work hard towards my current and future goals. It was visionary.”
For the past twenty years, Amy has been a strong supporter of our Student Financial Assistance program. “My education at SMLS set me on a path with high expectations of myself, and gave me the confidence to pursue whatever I wanted, without limitation. That was one of the greatest gifts I was given. I donate to help give another girl that same gift.”
For the past 36 years, Donna Cossitt has warmly welcomed every family and student to the SMLS community. Donna is our Community Liaison, and a passionate believer in the value of an all-girls education.
Not only does Donna work tirelessly to extend the warmth of the SMLS community to our newest families, she also supports the school financially. “I’m putting my money back into this institution because I believe in SMLS and what it does for girls.”
Donna directs her support towards Student Financial Assistance, and bettering our facilities. “The better the facilities, the more it attracts families to our great school. And, our bursary
program gives girls the chance to come to SMLS that wouldn’t normally have that chance, and that makes me feel good.”
One of the most satisfying aspects of her job is watching the girls grow each year and graduate as poised, accomplished young women. Given the length of her tenure at the school, Donna has had the added thrill of seeing graduates return to enroll their own children at SMLS.
When asked her hope for the future of SMLS, Donna says, “I hope that everyone gives, because if everyone contributes what they can, when you put that all together, it’s really something!”
My education at SMLS set me on a path with high expectations of myself, and gave me the confidence to pursue whatever I wanted, without limitation.
We wish to thank the families of the Class of 2022 who collectively raised $100,000 to establish the Class of 2022 Bursary Fund. This fund will help attract and retain Millies and be a lasting legacy to our 2022 graduates.
Deland and Nicole Kamanga, Parent Ambassadors for the Class of 2022 Bursary Fund.
The Bai & Bao Family
The Carne Family
Julie Caty ‘85, Jeffrey Roy & Nathalie Roy ‘22
The Chau Family
The Dhar Family
The Hampton-Davies Family
The Kamanga Family John, Paula & Trinity Kendell ‘22
The Lin Family Lucy’s Family Nellipudi Family
The Nnadozie Family
The Partridge-Tebbutt Family
The Ramalho Graham Family
Jennifer & Tom Scheuring
Bill & Traci Stanton Taylor Family Hong Wang & Qing Wu
Xia Wei & Jinmin Liu
Ms. Sheri Zernentsch Daisy & Jiangang Zhao, The Zhao Family
We truly believe in the transformative education our girls have received at SMLS, and we are passionate about helping to give more girls the same experience.
SMLS gratefully acknowledges our generous donors for their support of SMLS between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022. We also thank our donors who chose to remain anonymous.
Sponsor
$10,000+
Anonymous (2)
Robert Bell & granddaughter Isla Elbe ‘29
The Xiao Fan Chuai Family
The Cockwell Family
SMLS Parent Association Bill & Traci Stanton
Benefactor
$5,000-$9,999
Cherilyn Carson & Andrew Thornhill
The Chau Family
Caroline Hogwood, Barry & Hilary ‘21 Sutton
Davy Xie and Jenny Huang Family John & Elizabeth Lacey Jennifer & Tom Scheuring
Tweedledum Foundation - Angus Campbell
The Zhuang Family
Associate
$1,000-$4,999
Dr. Mary & Mr. Charles Alexander
Alvarez Family Anonymous (2)
The Ash Family, In Memory of George & Karen Ash
The Bai & Bao Family
The Barton Family
The Borges Family
Lauren TRIBE Briens ‘87
James & Tanya Brown
The Carne Family
Julie Caty ‘85, Jeffrey Roy & Nathalie Roy ‘22
Jean Chen & Zhiqiang Xue
Catherine R. Cherry-McQuigge ‘70
Daria Cho & Gilbert Lai
The Community of the Sisters of the Church
The Cristofaro Family Fund at the Community Foundation of Mississauga
Cynthia & Robin Das Suzanne Duncan ‘79 Heidi & Greg Dunn Evie’s Family Monica Meng Fang ‘23 & Family
FIRST
Ian Gallagher
Leslie Goodfellow
Catherine GOULDING ‘99 & Gregory Jones
Simona & Sofie Guglietti Monica & Colin Hanson Hatch Ltd.
Jackie Hatherly & Chris Gdanski
The Hineman Family
Victoria Hughes ‘01 & Matt Hawkins Ella Irwin ‘31
Doug & Mary Ellen Jenkinson John, Paula & Trinity Kendell ‘22
The Krishnasamy Family Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Limited Wei Liang & Hua Xie
The Lin Family Joanne ‘23 & Emily ‘31 Liu
Liu Family Dr. Janice Lo ‘94 & Eric Choi Hongbo Lu Lucy’s Family
Tibor Madjar & Brenda Mah-Madjar Sandra ‘93 & Jordan ‘33 Manolescu
Lisa Mathews
The McKinney Family Mollenhauer Family Nellipudi Family
The Nnadozie Family
The Partridge-Tebbutt Family
Policaro Foundation
The Probst Family
The Ramalho Graham Family Brad & Kristin Read Marlon & Davina Reid Nancy Richards & Ken Cluley Shaweta & Harpreet Roopra Rosentreter & Maguire Family
The Skene Family
SMLS Chinese Parents Group Daniel & Christin Snow Mrs. Helen McDOUGALL Treble ‘50 Ijeoma & Nnamdi Ugwunze
The Veale Family Hong Wang & Qing Wu Xia Wei & Jinmin Liu Brian Wilson Dan & Rong, The Xie Family The Xu Family Mrs. Zhifen Yan, Miss Xinyan Li & Miss Xinyi Li
Charlotte Yang Family Yixin’s Family Ms. Sheri Zernentsch Mr. Tao Zhang & Ms. Kun Miao Yanhong Zhao & Zhiliang Sun
The Zheng Family Loinia Zhou Doris Zhu’s Family Maggie Zhu
Supporter
$500-$999
Andreea Amariei & David Keech Anonymous (2) Claire Barron Martha Jo Breithaupt ‘53 Nicole Caty ‘88
Ruby & Ningyuan Chen
Hoi Yan Annie Cheung & Kam To
Frederick Ngo
The Currie Family
The Dhar Family
The Du Family
Chantal Gionet
The Hampton-Davies Family
Amy R. Holland ‘89
Hudler Family
The Karan Family
A-C Mertei
The Oslakovic Family
The Ramparas Family Sarah W. Scandrett
Spadafora Family
Carol Steven
Hoda Talaat
Taylor Family
Valerie Terejko & Family
Mrs. Lesley MAGILL Townend ‘83
Aryia, Julia & Wei Wang
Elaine Wang
Anne-Marie Wilson Stella & Marco Xu Daisy & Jiangang Zhao, The Zhao Family
Friend Up To $499
Anonymous (8)
Lisa Armstrong Robyne Balanuik
Castel Philips Family Celine Chen Family
The Chen Family Amy Clark
Donna Cossitt
Melina Crosby
Sylvia Da Rocha
The Darling Family
Sharon WRIGHT Davidson ‘67
Olwen BARROW Davies ‘58
Kaitlin Davis
Brian Dittmer
The Goulamhoussen Family
Ms. Robyn Gram
Vanessa Grant ‘81
Mrs. Elizabeth Haeberlin ‘63
Marnie Helmy
Margot Holden ‘62
Sandra Hutton
Marguerite Jackson
Sharon Jobity
Joanna & Bin Kang
Alexandra Keay ‘77
The Kehal & Boufas Family
Beth Kuzyk
Sarah Leaper ‘11
Dianne Lemieux & Michael Whitcombe
Laurie Lewis
The Li Family, Claire & Xiang & Siyuhan
Dr. Trina Macrae ‘99
Janie McCallum Essex ‘83
The Mittun Family
The Morvan Family Clare O’Connor Alena Oosthuizen
The Pangman Family
Courtney Pickering
Tamlyn Pickering
The Poonah Family Denise Power & Ben de Bray
The Rieger Family Catharine Scott ‘79
Hua Shi Robert Sims
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24
Kirsten Sonius & Daryl Kletke
The Spraggs Family Shari Taferner
Sidney TAYLOR Thompson ‘79
Sarah Turner ‘03
Katharine Varaklis ‘15 Alanna Vickman Katerina Warren Zahava & Scott Webster Michele Whitcombe ‘14
Staff Anonymous (3)
Lisa Armstrong
Amy Clark
Donna Cossitt
The Currie Family Sylvia Da Rocha Kaitlin Davis
Brian Dittmer
Leslie Goodfellow
Ms. Robyn Gram
Marnie Helmy
Sandra Hutton
Sharon Jobity
The Kehal & Boufas Family Beth Kuzyk Sarah Leaper ‘11
Laurie Lewis
A-C Mertei
The Mittun Family Clare O’Connor Alena Oosthuizen
Courtney Pickering
Tamlyn Pickering
Denise Power & Ben de Bray
Brad & Kristin Read Nancy Richards & Ken Cluley
The Rieger Family Sarah W. Scandrett Catharine Scott ‘79 Carol Steven Shari Taferner Hoda Talaat
Valerie Terejko & Family Alanna Vickman Katerina Warren
Alumnae
Anonymous (4)
Martha Jo Breithaupt ‘53
Lauren TRIBE Briens ‘87
Julie Caty ‘85, Jeffrey Roy & Nathalie Roy ‘22 Nicole Caty ‘88
Catherine R. Cherry-McQuigge ‘70
The Darling Family Sharon WRIGHT Davidson ‘67
Olwen BARROW Davies ‘58 Suzanne Duncan ‘79
Catherine GOULDING ‘99 & Gregory Jones Vanessa Grant ‘81 Mrs. Elizabeth Haeberlin ‘63
The Hampton-Davies Family Margot Holden ‘62 Amy R. Holland ‘89 Victoria Hughes ‘01 & Matt Hawkins Alexandra Keay ‘77
Sarah Leaper ‘11
Dr. Janice Lo ‘94 & Eric Choi Dr. Trina Macrae ‘99 Sandra ‘93 & Jordan ‘33 Manolescu Janie McCallum Essex ‘83 Catharine Scott ‘79 Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24
5+ YEARS OF CONSECUTIVE GIVING
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 at advancement@smls.on.ca so that corrections can be made.
Sidney TAYLOR Thompson ‘79
Mrs. Lesley MAGILL Townend ‘83
Mrs. Helen McDOUGALL Treble ‘50
Sarah Turner ‘03
Katharine Varaklis ‘15
Michele Whitcombe ‘14
Current Parents
Alvarez Family
Andreea Amariei & David Keech Anonymous (6)
The Ash Family, In Memory of George & Karen Ash
The Bai & Bao Family
The Barton Family
The Borges Family James & Tanya Brown
The Carne Family
Castel Philips Family
Julie Caty ‘85, Jeffrey Roy & Nathalie Roy ‘22
The Chau Family Celine Chen Family
The Chen Family
Jean Chen & Zhiqiang Xue
Ruby & Ningyuan Chen
Hoi Yan Annie Cheung & Kam To Frederick Ngo
Daria Cho & Gilbert Lai
The Xiao Fan Chuai Family
The Cockwell Family
The Darling Family
Cynthia & Robin Das
The Dhar Family
The Du Family
Heidi & Greg Dunn
Evie’s Family
Monica Meng Fang ‘23 & Family Ian Gallagher
Moize Goulamhoussen
Catherine GOULDING ‘99 & Gregory Jones
Simona & Sofie Guglietti
The Hampton-Davies Family
Monica & Colin Hanson
Jackie Hatherly & Chris Gdanski
The Hineman Family
Hudler Family
Sandra Hutton
Ella Irwin ‘31
Joanna & Bin Kang
The Karan Family
John, Paula & Trinity Kendell ‘22
The Krishnasamy Family
The Li Family, Claire & Xiang & Siyuhan Wei Liang & Hua Xie
The Lin Family
Joanne ‘23 & Emily ‘31 Liu
Liu Family
Hongbo Lu
Lucy’s Family
Lisa Mathews
The McKinney Family
The Mittun Family
Mollenhauer Family
The Morvan Family
Nellipudi Family
The Nnadozie Family
The Oslakovic Family
The Partridge-Tebbutt Family Policaro Foundation
The Poonah Family
The Probst Family
The Ramalho Graham Family
The Ramparas Family Marlon & Davina Reid
Shaweta & Harpreet Roopra Sarah W. Scandrett
Jennifer & Tom Scheuring Hua Shi
Robert Sims
Sarah REEVES Sims ‘90 & Amelia Sims ‘24
The Skene Family SMLS Chinese Parents Group SMLS Parent Association Daniel & Christin Snow Kirsten Sonius & Daryl Kletke Spadafora Family
The Spraggs Family Bill & Traci Stanton Taylor Family
Tweedledum Foundation - Angus Campbell
Ijeoma & Nnamdi Ugwunze
Aryia, Julia & Wei Wang
Elaine Wang
Hong Wang & Qing Wu Zahava & Scott Webster
Xia Wei & Jinmin Liu
Dan & Rong, The Xie Family Davy Xie and Jenny Huang Family Stella & Marco Xu
The Xu Family
Mrs. Zhifen Yan, Miss Xinyan Li & Miss Xinyi Li
Charlotte Yang Family Yixin’s Family
Ms. Sheri Zernentsch
Mr. Tao Zhang & Ms. Kun Miao Daisy & Jiangang Zhao, The Zhao Family Yanhong Zhao & Zhiliang Sun
The Zheng Family Loinia Zhou
Doris Zhu’s Family Maggie Zhu The Zhuang Family
Parents of Alumnae, Grandparents, Foundations, Companies & Friends
Dr. Mary & Mr. Charles Alexander Anonymous (4) Lisa Armstrong Robyne Balanuik Claire Barron Robert Bell & granddaughter Isla Elbe ‘29 Cherilyn Carson & Andrew Thornhill
The Cockwell Family The Community of the Sisters of the Church
The Cristofaro Family Fund at the Community Foundation of Mississauga The Currie Family
FIRST Hatch Ltd Caroline Hogwood, Barry & Hilary ‘21 Sutton
Doug & Mary Ellen Jenkinson Alexandra Keay ‘77 John & Elizabeth Lacey Leith Wheeler Investment Counsel Limited Dianne Lemieux & Michael Whitcombe
Tibor Madjar & Brenda Mah-Madjar Sandra ‘93 & Jordan Manolescu
The Pangman Family Policaro Foundation
M.F. Poonah Medicine Professional Corporation
Brad & Kristin Read
The Rieger Family Rosentreter & Maguire Family
The Veale Family Anne-Marie Wilson Brian Wilson
CIRCLE 5+ YEARS OF CONSECUTIVE GIVING
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 at advancement@smls.on.ca so that corrections can be made.
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.
Robert Bell and granddaughter Isla Elbe ‘29
Bot Construction Group
Margaret Burritt ‘38
Kearene & Philip Buxo
Canadians Resident Abroad Foundation
Cherilyn Carson & Andrew Thornhill
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
Nina Strait
Carolyn, Emily ‘08, Hannah ‘10 & Greg Taylor
Sara & Graeme Thomson
The Voruganti Family The Willson Family
The Adams Family
Margaret Burritt ‘38 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
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dozens of volunteers who gave so generously of their time, energy and expertise in support of our girls and school. Thank you!