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A message from our president & CEO
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Thank you to our 2024-25 board members
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Your donations in action: University of Alberta, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry
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Your donations in action: Recovery Alberta
Where your money goes Financial highlights
Your donations in action: the Stollery Children’s Hospital Your donations in action: Women and Children’s Health Research Institute
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Afterword: A message from our board chair
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Thank you to our donors
We work to give all kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life.
• We raise money in support of advancing specialized children’s physical and mental health care
• We thank our donors by sharing with them the impact of their gifts on the lives of Stollery kids and their families from backyards across Alberta and beyond
• We educate communities about the Hospital and children’s physical and mental health needs
• We advocate for children’s health becoming a greater priority for government, stakeholders and the community
Honouring Bob and Shirley Stollery’s cornerstone values used to establish the Foundation, along with the shared values of our staff, we maintain six core values:
• Accountability — to the internal team and to external stakeholders
• Energy — for the passion of our cause and the amount of effort put forward
• Respect —for the children, families, donors and Foundation team
• Inclusiveness — in our approach to the philosophy that no child goes without excellent care
• Altruism — in the giving of oneself, sharing and a sense of abundance
• Leadership — by all regardless of position and demonstrated to every stakeholder
We respectfully acknowledge that our Foundation and the Hospital we serve are located on the traditional lands of Treaty 6 Territory and within the Métis homelands and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4. We are grateful to the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples whose footsteps have marked these lands for generations, whose histories, languages and cultures continue to influence and are vital to our vibrant community. We recognize the land as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside on.
Of the more than 170,000 charities and non-profits in Canada, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is in an elite group of 284 charities accredited by Imagine Canada. This designation confirms our commitment to the highest standards of accountability, transparency and governance.
Kids and teens across Alberta – and far beyond – deserve the very best pediatric health care. Thanks to your generosity, the Stollery Children’s Hospital is delivering that care every single day.
This year, donor support has fueled incredible progress.
Together, we’ve:
• Expanded access to care through virtual health, ensuring children in rural and northern communities receive critical support when and where they need it (pg. 14).
• Advanced leading-edge research in areas like genetics, where families are finally receiving answers after years of uncertainty (pg. 28), and in neonatal care, where new approaches are improving survival and outcomes for the tiniest babies (pg. 30).
• Strengthened mental health supports with expanded outpatient psychiatry services and new programs that mean families don’t always have to turn to the emergency department in crisis (pg. 40).
• Taken steps to improve patient and family experiences through projects like the reimagined Pediatric Surgery Clinic (pg. 11) set to open in 2026, and dedicated spaces like the newly renovated Simply Supper Lemon Love Bear’s Den (pg. 18).
And so much more. The Stollery provides care through more than 316,000 patient visits every year — and every single one of them has a story.
Each of those stories and every highlight in this report, reflects what’s possible when a community comes together for kids. From training the next generation of pediatric specialists, to funding state-of-the-art equipment, to supporting family-centred care, your gifts are helping give all kids the best chance to live long and healthy lives.
We are grateful to our community and government partners for continuing to make children’s health a priority. On behalf of everyone at the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation, thank you for believing in what’s possible. Your support is not only changing lives today — it’s creating a brighter tomorrow for children across Alberta, Western Canada and beyond.
With gratitude,
Karen Faulkner President & CEO
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation
The Board of Trustees for the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation is a diverse, dedicated group of volunteers who represent the many communities the Stollery Children’s Hospital serves.
Our board is responsible for the strategic vision of the Foundation and working with Foundation management to make sure donor investments are directed to the best programs, equipment, people and research to help advance physical and mental health at the Stollery. As we work towards building a stand-alone Stollery, our board is at the forefront of our advocacy efforts.
We are thankful to our board members for their vision and dedication to improving the lives of kids from backyards across Alberta.
CHAIR
Kevin McKee
Pangman Development Corporation
VICE-CHAIR
Jacquelyn Colville, CPA, CA, ICD.D Midnight Sun Financial
PAST-CHAIR
Kelly Blackett Canadian Western Bank
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jennifer Bisson Mountain Integrated Medical Devices
Delphine Brooker Community supporter
Kevin George, CPA, CA, MPA.cc. MNP LLP
Dhruv Gupta
Akash Group of Companies
Brent Horn, CPA, CA Edmonton Trailer Sales & Leasing Ltd
Brandon Kot Canada ICI
Robbie Madan CanadaOne Auto
Stephanie McCabe Knower Tech
Amanda Morin Enoch Cree Nation
Tara Opyr, CPA, CA Ernst & Young LLP
Dr. Kara Otuomagie Kinetic Living
Michelle Plouffe, K.C., ICD.D City of Edmonton
Aleem Popatia, B.Comm., JD
MLT Aikins LLP
Jacquie Pylypiuk, CPA, CA, CHRP Capital Power Corporation
Tim Varughese
Synergy Group of Companies
Darci Walker
The Brick
Christine Westerlund
Stollery Children’s Hospital
Mike Wieninger PCL Constructors Inc
EX OFFICIO
Dr. Todd Alexander
University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital
Dr. Brenda Hemmelgarn
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry
University of Alberta
Dr. Carina Majaesic
University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital
Dr. Lonnie Zwaigenbaum
University of Alberta and Stollery Children’s Hospital
Because of you, we’re making a life-changing difference when it comes to advancing specialized physical and mental health care at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and beyond the four walls of the Hospital. Your donations help us to invest in the best people, programs, equipment and research to make sure the Stollery remains the most specialized children’s hospital in Western Canada.
1. Stollery Children’s Hospital – funding supports innovation & discovery, highly skilled professionals, advanced equipment and infrastructure, and patient and family-centred care (Learn more on pg. 8)
2. Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI) – funding supports life-changing pediatric research (Learn more on pg. 26)
3. University of Alberta, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry – funding supports pediatric dentistry, Indigenous health and sub-specialty fellowships, training the next generation of pediatric specialists. (Learn more on pg. 32)
4. Recovery Alberta – funding supports capacity building and the integration of clinical mental health services in the Stollery Emergency (Learn more on pg. 38)
Through your generosity, we’re helping bridge the gap from standard to advanced children’s health care.
We allocate donor investments for annual priority projects at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, and in some cases we hold funds for long-term transformational projects. These investments help keep all three Stollery sites at the forefront of children’s health care — the Stollery built within the walls of the Walter C. Mackenzie Health Sciences Centre, sharing space with the University of Alberta Hospital, the Stollery at the Royal Alexandra Hospital and the Stollery at the Sturgeon Community Hospital.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, we granted $9,112,590 to support the Stollery last year. 2024-25 $9,112,590
The Stollery Children’s Hospital serves the largest geographical area of any children’s hospital in North America. It’s also the hub for pediatric cardiac care surgery in Western Canada and a national leader in solid organ transplantation.
Serving kids from across four western provinces and all territories, with nearly 30 per cent of patients coming from outside the Edmonton region, the Stollery is a vital part of Canada’s health care system.
Because of you, kids from backyards across Western Canada have the best chance for a long and healthy life.
• 28% of patients from outside the Edmonton area • 33% of NICU patients come from outside of Edmonton
Last year the Stollery responded to:
316,688 patient visits
55,392 emergency department visits
153,461 virtual health visits
264,080 outpatient clinic visits
3,300 mental health emergency visits
11,961 surgeries
2,575 of the tiniest patients in the NICU
Thanks to community support, the Stollery Pediatric Surgery Clinic is getting a major upgrade to improve care, comfort and healing for kids and families.
The current clinic was facing growing challenges, including not having enough space to support the high number of patients coming through its doors. Seating was limited, privacy was hard to find and families often had to travel to another part of the hospital for therapy and rehabilitation services. That’s why, in September 2023, the Stollery and Alberta Health Services began work to expand and reimagine the space — all through the lens of family-centred care.
Working with the principles and values of patient and family-centered care, their key areas of change were:
• Expanded waiting area
An open, family-friendly waiting room with a dedicated play area for kids.
• Improved patient flow
More check-in spaces, privacy walls and a colour-coded layout to make navigating the clinic easier.
• New medical facilities
Two X-ray rooms, a urodynamic room, two additional exam rooms and a dedicated rehabilitation treatment space.
• Enhanced accessibility
Fewer barriers for patients with mobility challenges and a design focused on patient and family-centered care.
Local artist Jason Blower was also hired to bring the beauty of Edmonton and Alberta to the clinic through four large murals in the waiting areas and corridors. His calming, nature-inspired artwork helps create a peaceful and welcoming environment for families, with each clinic room having a different graphic.
With the support of generous donors and partners, the Stollery can make spaces like the Pediatric Surgery Clinic built for kids and their families –making a trip to the Hospital feel a little less scary.
In addition to correct diagnosis and timely treatment, pain care has always been a top concern for Stollery families. Earlier this year, the Stollery achieved ChildKind International certification, demonstrating an institution-wide commitment to treating pediatric pain.
In 2020, the Stollery Children’s Hospital became the Western Canadian hub for Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP). SKIP is a national knowledge network whose mission is to improve children’s pain management through education, policy and practice
One of the goals of SKIP is to bring ChildKind International certification – the highest standards in pediatric pain care – to every hospital that participates in SKIP. For the Stollery, this process began in 2020 with a series of environmental scans of pain care performed by Dr. Elise Kammerer, SKIP knowledge broker and Dr. Samina Ali, Stollery Pediatric Emergency Doctor. In 2021, Jesusa Pulongbarit, Patient Care Manager for Pediatric Trauma and Dr. Samina Ali knew that the next step to getting certified was funding. And that’s when they came to the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation with their vision.
Two years after their initial submission, and after overcoming the hurdles of shifting priorities due to the pandemic, they heard back from the Foundation that their project had been approved for funding, thanks to the generosity of donors like you.
The first thing they did was hire a clinical nurse educator: Angela Bokenfohr, who already worked for the Stollery in Pediatric Trauma Surgery and as a front-line leader in pediatric medicine and education. She brought with her intimate knowledge of the gaps in inpatient pain management.
The team of three, along with their SKIP knowledge broker, developed a core working group to achieve their goals. This included medical co-lead, Dr. Hayley Turnbull; Child Life Educator Allison Naylor; the nurse practitioner for Acute Pain Services, Leeann Lukenchuk; two Stollery parents, and two former Stollery patients themselves.
“Our Stollery families were front and center,” says Dr. Samina Ali. “They were at the table from the very start to the very end of the certification process. This was for them, with them.”
Achieving certification involved meeting the five ChildKind principles:
• An institutional commitment to pain prevention, assessment and treatment.
• Ongoing education programs and awareness initiatives on pain for staff, trainees, patients and any of their caregivers.
• Use of evidence-informed, developmentally appropriate processes for assessment of acute and chronic pain.
• Specific evidence informed protocols for pain prevention and treatment including pharmacological, psychological and physical methods.
• Regular institutional self-monitoring within the framework of continuous quality improvement.
To achieve these goals, their working group hit the ground running.
• They brought operational leaders onboard, including Christine Westerlund, Senior Operating Officer at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, who presented to Alberta Health Services Edmonton Zone about the certification.
• They introduced an annual pain education day for all Stollery staff, from nurses and lab technicians to security staff and housekeeping.
• They implemented validated pain scales and added pain scale posters at every single bedside.
• They adopted the three Ps for pain – physical, psychological and pharmacological – to ensure pain management was multimodal.
• And they created a pain dashboard that incorporated available pain care data, from Connectcare to patient and family surveys.
“People started to get excited about riding the wave.” says Angela. “I knew my job was making a
difference when people started coming to us to learn more about pain management instead of us having go to them.”
Angela still gets goosebumps when she thinks about Alberta Precision Laboratory staff coming to her to learn about pain management in their work with Stollery kids. Phlebotomists (medical practitioners who are trained to draw blood) for the laboratory are not Alberta Health Service employees, but they had heard about the Stollery’s commitment to pain care – and they wanted to be a part of it.
“Pain management is now integrated into the culture of the Hospital more readily than it ever was because of these certification efforts,” comments Dr. Ali, “The heart was always there, but the efforts allowed us to bring it right to the surface and put time and money behind it.”
In January of 2025, the Stollery received their ChildKind International certification, one of only 22 hospitals in the world who have achieved this standard of patient pain management. The Stollery is the first multi-site institution to be certified – all three Stollery sites received certification!
And the team isn’t done there. With the groundwork they’ve accomplished and a dedicated pain committee in place, the future of pain management at the Stollery is bright. What’s more, new technologies and pharmacological advancements are on the horizon: digital technologies, augmented reality, topical anaesthetics that work faster, new non-opioid medications and more. And this is all thanks to donor support.
Thanks to Foundation funding, even more resources are now available to ensure patients receive the care they need, when they need it most.
Nearly 30% of patients who visit the Stollery Children’s Hospital come from outside the Edmonton area.
For many of these families, traveling to the hospital can be challenging — especially for children with complex care needs. Fortunately, virtual care has made remarkable progress in recent years.
In 2023, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation began fundraising for the creation of the Stollery Centre for Excellence in Virtual Health. The goal: to enhance and expand innovative, pediatric virtual health solutions across rural and northern Alberta and beyond.
Those donor dollars were put to work right away and recently, a medical consultation from a rural Alberta hospital to the Stollery Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) team demonstrated the life-saving potential of integrated virtual health technology and enabling Stollery care everywhere through virtual connections.
A phone consultation was initiated to discuss a young child with an emergency medical condition. The referral site hospital was already providing ventilation assistance to the patient, and the Stollery PICU team suggested switching to a video platform for a more thorough assessment. Upon initiating the video call, the Stollery PICU team supported the referral site team through the resuscitation process in real-time, providing step-by-step instructions and support. The video platform enabled quick and efficient communication, saving valuable minutes and the life of the child.
During the resuscitation, the Stollery PICU intensivist spoke directly with the child’s family, explaining the situation and care plan in detail. This timely communication helped the family understand the seriousness of the situation and provided valuable emotional support. The PICU team also clarified medication orders with the referral site’s registered nurse, ensuring correct doses were administered, and worked with the site physician to discuss contingency plans while awaiting transport to the Stollery.
The power of virtual care was evident when the video call allowed the Stollery PICU team to see the child’s condition and to provide emergent clinical consult support and guidance. The video ensured everyone — from the family to the multidisciplinary
teams — was aligned and understood what needed to be done. The virtual video consultation enabled real time teamwork from a distance to secure the life of a child and enabled conditions for best health outcome for the child.
This case highlights the value of real-time visual consultation and underscores the profound impact of our virtual health initiative in the child’s care and recovery. The future of kids’ health involves getting kids access to care wherever they are, through seamlessly integrated virtual care. With your ongoing support, the Stollery Centre for Excellence in Virtual Health will continue their efforts to increase virtual care in rural and northern communities with tactics like these valuable video consultations. Thank you for making this possible.
Karen has been a senior program manager at the Stollery Children’s Hospital since spring 2024. She is responsible for turning the vision for the Stollery Centre for Excellence in Virtual Health into a reality.
In her spare time, Karen loves to garden and can be found biking around the community looking for perennials to adopt during the warmer months!
Just like Ryan Nugent-Hopkins doesn’t wait until game day to perfect his shot, health-care teams at the Stollery Children’s Hospital don’t wait until an emergency to practice saving lives.
At the Stollery Children’s Hospital, the Simulation for Care, Understanding, Betterment and Safety (SimCUBS) program helps teams train like elite athletes, running realistic emergency scenarios, refining teamwork and building technical skills in a psychologically safe environment.
Thanks to donor support, the SimCUBS teams have a state-of-the-art simulation lab right inside the Stollery. This space allows nurses, doctors, respiratory therapists and others to rehearse high-stakes situations before they happen in real life, because every second counts.
The impact doesn’t stop at the Hospital doors. The SimCUBS team brings simulations on the road to patient rooms, schools and rural hospitals across Alberta ensuring world-class pediatric care reaches every child, no matter where they are.
Since launching in 2021, SimCUBS has delivered more than 2,400 simulations involving over 4,300 participants – including Stollery staff, community health partners and families. Together, they’ve rehearsed everything from resuscitating premature infants to navigating trauma-informed mental health crises in teens.
The team also uses simulation to train families of kids with complex medical needs, like those going home on breathing machines. They help caregivers practice real-life emergency scenarios in a safe setting, so they feel confident and capable when it matters most.
Simulation helps health-care teams catch mistakes before they happen and respond faster when every second matters. It improves communication, builds confidence and ultimately helps them deliver safer, more reliable care every time. Because at the Stollery, excellence isn’t an accident. It’s practiced.
Everything they do is possible because of generous donors like you.
Your support has:
• Built a cutting-edge pediatric simulation lab at the Stollery
• Equipped the team with life-like manikins (from newborns to teens) and technology to record, review and learn from each session
• Funded their entire SimCUBS team, including new team members this year to help meet growing demand
• Funded the upcoming expansion of a second dedicated simulation space to support even more learners
• Helped bring “Stollery care anywhere”, providing world-class pediatric training across Alberta
With your continued support the SimCUBS team will keep growing to reach more families, more care teams and more communities, so that every Stollery kid gets the best care possible.
Megan is a simulation consultant for the Stollery simulation program. This program helps health-care providers keep their skills sharp in a safe environment through simulated situations.
In her free time, Megan loves to get outdoors with her family! She’ll be out paddle boarding in the summer and snowboarding in the winter. It can be a bit chaotic when all four of her kids are out on the slopes, but she loves that she gets to share that adventure with them.
Each August, kids across northern Alberta serve up ice cold lemonade as part of Simply Supper’s Lemonade Stand Day. In recognition of the event raising more than $2 million since 2014, the newly renovated family room at the Stollery’s Phillip C. Etches Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Royal Alexandra Hospital will now be known as the Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Bear’s Den.
In honour of the 10th annual Lemonade Stand Day in 2024, funds raised were in support of renovating and enhancing the family room located outside the Stollery’s Philip C. Etches Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Royal Alexandra Hospital. This renovation would create a safe, comfortable and family oriented space for families who have a baby in the NICU.
The renovations are now complete and the new and improved family space will now be known as the Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Bear’s Den.
“It’s so amazing to see the work that our Junior Lemon Squeezer’s do across the Stollery come to life and be there for Stollery kids and their families forever,” says Monita Chapman, owner of Simply Supper and founder of Lemonade Stand Day.
“It’s also about raising the next generation of philanthropists, to continue doing this good work.”
The Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Bear’s Den is a bright, inclusive space for Stollery families featuring:
• An attached quiet room, giving families a private space
• New, comfortable furnishings
• A library with books for both parents and their kids
• Fun and interactive games on the wall for kids
• A kitchen and dining table for families to eat, spend quality time together and take breaks
• Dedicated Patient and Family-Centered Care staff to be there for families around the clock
• And more!
“This room, and the adjoining quiet room, not only provide comfort to families, but also an improved spaced for togetherness,” says Sarah Topilko, co-ordinator for the Patient & Family-Centered Care Team at the Stollery. “Our Patient and FamilyCentered care team is excited to be able to run programming, such as family peer support groups, family orientations and parent education sessions in the space, creating a community hub and sense of normalcy for families.”
Thank you to Simply Supper, the Junior Planning Committee and kids across Alberta for making the Simply Supper’s Lemon Love Bear’s Den possible.
Sarah has been a co-ordinator for the Patient & Family-Centred Care Team at the Stollery Children’s Hospital since 2016 where she works with Patient Family Advisors (PFAs) as well as Hospital staff to improve patient and family-centred care practices. She provides support and advocacy for families that are currently in the neonatal intensive care units (NICU) across the three Stollery NICU’s, including the Stollery Philip C. Etches Neonatal Intensive Care Unit located at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, the David Schiff Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Walter C. Mackenzie Health Sciences Centre and the Stollery NICU at the Sturgeon Community Hospital.
In her spare time, Sarah loves plants, gardening, reading and camping trips with her family in the summer. She also loves all things Disney!
Transport
Every day, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Critical Care Transport Teams go the distance to save the lives of young patients who require specialized care in emergency situations across Canada.
Serving one of the largest geographical areas in the world — spanning over 500,000 km² across Northern and Central Alberta, the Northwest Territories and neighbouring provinces, the Stollery’s transport teams bring specialized intensive care directly to kids who need it the most, when they need it the most.
With more than 80 specially trained pediatric and neonatal intensive care nurses and respiratory therapists, the Stollery’s Neonatal and Pediatric Transport Teams respond to as many as five calls every 24 hours, transporting more than 1,000 critically ill neonates and children each year, with 85 per cent of these young patients being under the age of five.
From incubators that cradle premature infants as young as 23 weeks gestational age, to ventilators and IV pumps designed for precise care, the equipment they carry is just as specialized as the teams themselves. The Stollery’s transport team is the only pediatric team in Western Canada equipped to initiate and transport patients on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), offering a critical lifeline for kids with the most fragile hearts and lungs.
Whether by ground ambulance, airplane or helicopter, they use the fastest route possible to reach hospitals across Canada, bringing kids safely to the Stollery.
The Stollery Transport Teams don’t only go the distance, but thanks to our generous donors, the team has access to cutting-edge equipment and can offer programs like the Critical Care Outreach program, ensuring health care providers, no matter their location, have the knowledge and confidence to care for critically ill babies and young patience in any emergency situation through:
• Education and training
• Telemedicine and virtual health
• Collaboration and engagement
• Outreach co-ordination
• Program development and evaluation
Together, we’re not just funding equipment — we’re funding the ability to deliver world-class care wherever a child needs it, whenever they need it.
Becca Deslaurier (left) and Heidi Haring (right) are members of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) transport team at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. Becca is a respiratory therapist and Heidi is a transport RN — both of which are crucial roles for caring for and transporting sick babies.
As part of the NICU transport team, Becca and Heidi provide care to the tiniest patients at both the Walter C. Mackenzie and Royal Alexandra Hospital Stollery sites. When they receive a call to go out on transport, both a respiratory therapist and RN are needed to provide care and transport sick babies to the higher care they need at the Stollery.
In Becca’s free time, she loves to be at home with her husband and cat, spend time outdoors, visit with friends and travel to new countries. For Heidi, when she isn’t busy with her grandchildren, she fills her spare time doing all types of crafts from knitting to card-making.
The Aid for Symptoms & Serious Illness Support Team (ASSIST) at the Stollery Children’s Hospital provides pediatric palliative care for the whole family — so they can focus on what’s important.
Beau was born July 1, 2022, when he suffered multiple brain bleeds and was eventually diagnosed with hydrocephalous. After five weeks of fighting, Beau passed away on August 9, 2022, surrounded by his family. From his diagnosis to his last day earth side, the ASSIST and Child Life team was there for his family, because not every Stollery story has a happy ending – but no kid comes to the Hospital alone.
But the care didn’t stop there. Through play-based therapy with ASSIST and Child Life, Beau’s older brother, Gage, was able to re-identify his feelings, describe his emotions and use dinosaurs to talk about real-world issues. His family is incredibly grateful for the care they received as they know it’s what helped Gage grieve the loss of his baby brother.
The ASSIST team at the Stollery provides palliative care not just for kids, but the whole family. The team of doctors, nurses, psychologists and grief counsellor helps families understand what to expect, make goals and decisions to keep them comfortable. They provide care for kids of all ages, including those not yet born but diagnosed with a life-threatening condition.
The team’s main goal is making sure there’s no pain, suffering or distress for kids and their families, regardless of the diagnosis. The focus is on living life to the fullest, managing symptoms so that kids and families can focus on what’s important and feeling as well as possible, both physically and mentally. The team works closely with the kid’s health-care team, in the setting of their choice: in hospital, clinics or in their homes.
Programs at the Stollery like ASSIST are important to families whose Stollery journey looks different than most.
“Most families don’t think about the support their kids would need to say goodbye to their siblings.” - Brettany, Gage and Beau’s mom.
With health care professionals who specialize in palliative care, families at the Stollery can have the full support they deserve even during the most challenging of times.
Sarah is a physician with the Aid for Symptoms and Serious Illness Support (ASSIST) team at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. As an ASSIST physician, Sarah works within a multi-disciplinary team to provide pediatric palliative care to infants and children living with serious illness. Her focus is on improving quality of life through the provision of pain and symptom management throughout a child’s course of illness, including at end-of-life. She works with patients and families across a variety of settings, both in-hospital and at home.
Outside of work, Sarah loves to spend time with her husband, two young children and her large extended family. They keep busy by running and adventuring in the river valley, skating on their backyard rink and baking to maintain a steady stock of homemade goods.
The Patient and Family-Centered Care program supports Stollery kids and their families in many different ways throughout their health care journey.
The Patient and Family-Centered Care program at the Stollery Children’s Hospital has many different programs, initiatives and designated family spaces to support and care for Stollery kids and families during their Hospital stay. One of the many programs includes Giving Comfort.
The Stollery Women’s Network launched the Giving Comfort program in 2017 with the goal of bringing comfort to families who unexpectedly find themselves at the Hospital. Now managed by the Patient and Family-Centered Care team, this program offers essential items to families during their Hospital stay, including toiletries, activity books, clothing and other items such as phone chargers and headphones.
Last year, the Giving Comfort program supported Stollery families through providing:
• 2,568 toiletry kits
• 4,138 colouring books
• 2,899 electronics
• 1,362 T-shirts
Patient and Family-Centered Care programs like these provide comfort and relief in times of uncertainty and overwhelming stress. Thanks to your generous support, we can continue to be there for Stollery kids and their families in times when they need it the most.
Stephanie is a Child Life specialist in the Emergency department at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. The Foundation-funded Child Life department at the Stollery helps kids adjust to and understand hospitalization, treatment and illness — all while making sure kids still get to be kids.
Stephanie’s job is to work with the interdisciplinary team to support patients and promote coping. Her focus is providing evidence-based, developmentally and psychologically appropriate interventions including therapeutic play, preparation for procedures and education – all with the goal of reducing fear, anxiety and pain for her patients.
On top of her work at the Hospital, she is currently pursuing a masters in counselling degree!
As the primary funder of the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI), the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and our more than 100,000 donors are proud to support the talented and forward-thinking researchers who are changing how children’s health care is thought about and delivered.
WCHRI researchers are leaders in new and exciting evidence-based treatments, breaking barriers in children’s health and enhancing care for Stollery families, giving every kid the best chance at a long and healthy life. Together, with our partners at the University of Alberta and Alberta Health Services, we’re helping shape the future, with WCHRI researchers at the forefront, pushing boundaries and exploring new possibilities in children’s health care.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, last year we granted $4,391,109 to WCHRI to further support cutting-edge pediatric research.
Researchers use cutting-edge sequencing and collaboration to solve complex genetic cases.
When two siblings came to the Stollery Children’s Hospital with developmental delays and unusual facial features, doctors suspected a rare genetic disorder called Alazami Syndrome. Standard genetic tests weren’t able to confirm the diagnosis, so they turned to the Translational Genomics Hub (TGH) for help.
Supported with funding from the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation through the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute, the THG brings together experts from different areas of biology and genetics to solve genetic mysteries. The team evaluates the results of specialized genetic tests and runs experiments to confirm their findings. Their goal: identifying new genetic disorders, or variants of existing ones, to provide a diagnosis.
“It offers an extra layer of possibilities — both for clinicians and researchers — to complete those complex genetic investigations,” says Oana Caluseriu, a clinical geneticist and associate professor in the Department of Medical Genetics.
She leads the TGH alongside Todd Alexander, a Foundation-funded researcher and chair of the Department of Pediatrics.
The mystery of the siblings — aged 9 and 17 — was solved by medical geneticist Saadet Andrews. She determined they have Alazami Syndrome from a gene variant that hadn’t yet been recorded in medical journals.
Andrews’ findings were published in June 2025, confirming her diagnosis for the family and updating the specific variant she found in a public database to help medical geneticists all over the world.
For those who’ve waited decades for answers, a genetic diagnosis comes as a relief, even if no treatment is available. It may allow families to access community supports for their loved ones or prevent the disorder from recurring in their family tree.
To date, about 7,000 genetic disorders have been clinically described globally, but not all have a gene attached or a cause identified. “There is still a lot of work to do, and all of us are just adding one little brick at a time,” Caluseriu says.
In the three years since it launched, the TGH has expanded the types of tests it offers. This is good news for those still waiting for answers — like the large family with whom Caluseriu has been working to identify a fatal, genetic disorder that has afflicted five generations. After identifying a promising gene, she used an online platform — “kind of a dating app for researchers” — that matched her with colleagues from around the
world who have found the same gene in their patients. She connected with a research group in Australia and a scientist in Calgary, resulting in a rewarding collaboration.
“It has taken years and a lot of effort, but we are now getting ready to write the manuscript and describe a new genetic disorder,” she says. “It’s a very complex process, but once we convincingly demonstrate our findings, we will be able to work with the family to avoid the devastating outcomes that have ravaged so many lives. And the same will happen for any other family carrying the same faulty gene anywhere in the world who accesses a genetic service.”
Dr. Georg Schmölzer is leading a new national partnership to co-ordinate more neonatal clinical trials in Canada to improve outcomes for premature babies and their families.
Since 2013, Dr. Georg Schmölzer has been the recipient of 20 grants and awards from the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation through the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI).
Dr. Schmölzer is a neonatal physician, a professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Alberta and the director of CSAR – the Centre for the Studies of Asphyxia and Resuscitation – a world-leading program that is unique in Canada.
With a focus on the resuscitation of newborn babies, the Platform for Trials in Neonatal Care (PANDA), launched in 2024 under the leadership of Dr. Schmölzer and with key support from the Foundation through WCHRI, which also provides clinical trials support to the network. PANDA Clinical Trials Network was established to conduct neonatal trials across Canada, while also building a lasting trial network for the future.
Resuscitation is needed for about one in every 1,000 babies who are delivered at term, and more often for those delivered preterm. Dr. Schmölzer’s current research explores a potentially safer and more controlled means of providing breathing support to preterm infants that could be implemented in the delivery room and lead to a reduction in negative health outcomes in these infants.
Thanks to your support, you’re helping fund life-saving research to improve outcomes and increase the chances of babies surviving neonatal resuscitation.
Your support helps us invest in cutting-edge pediatric research
Today, we support 325+ researchers in 211 active research projects and upwards of 200 clinical trials at the Stollery Children’s Hospital
Together, we’ve invested more than $85.5M in kids’ health research since 2006
40% of WCHRI members collaborate internationally with other researchers
Liana is a pediatric neuro oncologist at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, an assistant professor at the University of Alberta and a Foundation-funded WCHRI researcher. Liana treats children with a brain tumor diagnosis – the second most common cancer in children. Her focus is on translational research to improve the diagnosis and treatment of these patients.
In her spare time, Liana loves to read, listen to music and dance – particularly to Brazilian music (where she’s from)!
With your generous support, the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry can offer sub-specialty fellowships, training the next generation of pediatric specialists.
The Stollery Children’s Hospital is a world-class hospital, with a priority on retaining and training the best talent. Our Foundation-funded training opportunities provide sub-specialty, customized training to physicians, which will help all Stollery kids live long and healthy lives.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, last year we granted $1,199,425 to further support pediatric dentistry, Indigenous health and specialized training for Stollery specialists.
2024-25 $1,199,425
Last year, donors helped fund 16 fellowships in areas including:
• Anesthesiology
• Surgery
• Diabetes
• Addiction Medicine
• Cardiology
As part of our ongoing commitment to the health and wellness of Indigenous kids and youth, we’re proud to invest in programs such as the Ispimihk Awâsisak Program.
Grant Bruno is a registered member of Samson Cree Nation, an assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Alberta and the academic lead for Indigenous Child Health with the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI). As one of the few First Nations faculty members in pediatrics across Canada, Bruno walks between two worlds, with a focus on creating a culturally responsive health care model that supports Indigenous children and youth, particularly in the areas of neurodiversity and intellectual disability.
With these goals in mind, Bruno proudly founded the Ispimihk Awâsisak Program. Guided by the Nêhîyaw (Plains Cree) concept of Wâhktotowin,
emphasizing relationality and interconnectedness, the program focuses on Indigenous health research for children, youth and their families, with their main priorities being:
• Building an Indigenous health research connection hub and community
• Committing to holistic healing pathways for researchers, staff, trainees and community
• Nurturing a supportive environment for Indigenous health research
• Collaboration to overcome barriers
• Facilitating learning and community engagement through sharing and promoting Indigenous knowledge and Indigenous research
Priorities include:
• Community-led research
• Engaging with community members and researchers as equal partners.
• New pediatric clinic
• A pediatric clinic in Maskwacîs provides comprehensive health services for children and youth.
• Indigenous children centered community events
• Annual events to connect families and professionals – increasing access to support for Indigenous children.
• Health promotion and mentorship
• Programs to promote health service access, education and mentorship for current and prospective Indigenous health students.
• Health education
• Teaching and promoting Indigenous health at the university and within communities.
They have many incredible projects on the horizon including a WCHRI advisory circle, special Olympics, Indigenous caregiving collective and ceremonies centered intervention for Indigenous youth – highlighting the need for and importance of Indigenous led research.
Thanks to our generous donors, we can invest in vital programs like the Ispmihk Awâsisak Program that continues to advocate for and advance Indigenous children’s health care.
Thanks to the partnership between the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Mike Petryk School of Dentistry at the University of Alberta, hundreds of kids receive essential oral care they need each year, for free.
During a visit to the Mike Petryk School of Dentistry, the dentistry students had the opportunity to share some key highlights that show the remarkable effect of the Foundation’s support for the Pediatric Dentistry Outreach Program.
From September to November 2024, the School treated 421 kids, performing a total of 2,722 procedures—all at no cost to the patients or their families, including:
• 213 kids treated through the School Visit Program
• 149 kids from the Metis Nation of Alberta
• 59 kids through the SHINE Program (Student Health Initiative for the Needs of Edmonton)
These groups reflect kids who may not have access to necessary dental care without the Foundation’s support due to financial barriers, knowledge gaps or logistical challenges making it difficult to schedule and keep appointments.
With continued support from the Foundation, the School of Dentistry looks forward to continuing to grow the Pediatric Dentistry Outreach Program over the next four years, providing more than 2,000 kids with full oral health assessments, customized treatment plans, education and overall well-being.
Through this partnership and donor support, lives are being changed and smiles are being restored—one kid at a time. The School is grateful for the Foundation’s continued dedication and looks forward to making an even greater impact together in the future, with plans to expand the program’s reach even further in the coming months and years.
Fellowships are key to training people with the specialized skillset necessary to work at highly specialized hospital.
2-3 YEARS
4 YEARS Med school, Doctor of Medicine (MD)
4 YEARS
Undergraduate Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Sub-specialty medical training, a postgraduate education that provides advanced knowledge and skills in a specific area of medical specialty (i.e. cardiology or critical care).
4 YEARS
Residency Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC), this designation signifies that a physician has met high national standards for specialty practice and is committed to ongoing professional development in their field.
Nicholas is a MSc student and research assistant with the University of Alberta’s department of pediatrics. Nicholas is involved in autism research, working under the supervision of Dr. Lonnie Zwaigenbaum, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation chair in autism. Nicholas’ focus is on building community capacity for autism care through evaluating medical training programs.
He started working in the autism research field in July 2022 as a research assistant and began his graduate studies project in September 2022. He hopes to continue to do projects in the autism research field for his entire career.
Outside of his research, Nicholas enjoys following the latest trends in music, watching Disney and Marvel movies, Nintendo gaming and going for walks in nature.
1-4+ YEARS
Fellowship training is a post-certifcation clinical and research training where trainees gain an educational experience beyond specialty or sub-specialty training requirements.
With your support, the Stollery Children’s Hospital has expanded its outpatient psychiatry clinic.
This has increased the capacity for outpatient and phone consultations, allowing kids and their families the comfort of receiving mental health support in their community instead of a hospital setting. For the Stollery, this means fewer emergency room visits for recurring issues and more capacity for immediate emergencies.
Thanks to the generosity of our community, last year we granted $1,112,055 to Recovery Alberta, making further strides in mental health care at the Stollery.
2024-25 $1,112,055
Just like physical health, we all have mental health — and sometimes kids and teens need support taking care of it.
Mental illness is a real medical condition. It happens when the brain struggles to regulate thoughts, emotions or behaviours. Just like with a broken bone or chronic illness, mental illness is treatable.
The need for mental health care is growing fast— and too often, kids aren’t getting it. Right now, only one in three young people in Canada with a mental illness receive the treatment they need. In Canada, anxiety and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are the most common mental disorders in youth. Around 3% to 9% of kids will be diagnosed with anxiety and 3% to 7% with ADHD.
With more youth from Alberta coming to the Stollery Emergency department for mental health crises than for broken bones, the Stollery grew their mental health-care services to meet the growing need. Donors helped make this possible.
The Stollery Children’s Hospital now has:
• Two nurses 24/7 on the Emergency Mental Health Team and two social workers
• The Mental Health Assessment and Stabilization Team
• A mental health Child Life Specialist
• Clinical Nurse Educators for Stollery Mental Health and Pediatric Teams
• A family counsellor
• The Stollery Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic
When mental health problems go untreated in kids and teens, their physical health suffers. At the Stollery, mental health care is health care — and thanks to your support, youth in Alberta don’t need to face it alone.
3,300
children came to the Stollery for a mental health emergency
600 families were supported by a psychiatrist through outpatient or urgent care clinics
In 2024, more than:
2,600
kids were assessed by a mental health nurse in the Stollery Emergency
600 families were seen by a psychiatrist at the urgent, outpatient or consultation liaison clinic
Stephanie is a Clinical Nurse Educator specializing in mental health at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. Stephanie leads education and training across the Stollery to help staff feel more confident and equipped to care for children and youth with mental illness.
While she was completing her master’s, she interviewed Stollery nurses from the inpatient units and Emergency department about caring for kids with mental illness. They hadn’t chosen to work in psychiatry, but they were often the ones supporting children after a suicide attempt or seeing how chronic illness affects a child’s mental health. Stephanie was there to help.
Outside of work, Stephanie’s a potter — she finds working with clay therapeutic, and she enjoys having handmade dishes all over her house. She also weaves, plays squash and spends as much time as she can with her dogs (and her partner too!).
350 kids received specialized psychiatric care in a medical unit
1,200 staff were trained in youth mental health
This past year showed us what is possible when a community stands together, from generous giving and bold research to life-changing care for children. But one challenge continues to grow: space at the Stollery.
The Stollery is Canada’s second-largest children’s hospital and the most specialized in Western Canada. Yet it remains the only children’s hospital in the country woven throughout an adult facility, operating at or over capacity for years. The consequences are impossible to ignore. Hallways become waiting rooms. Play spaces disappear. Families share rooms during some of the most critical moments of their child’s care. This is not the standard in other children’s hospitals, and it should not be ours.
That is why we’re working with the Government of Alberta, the Stollery Children’s Hospital, the University of Alberta and partners across the province to build a new, stand-alone Stollery: a hospital designed for kids, families and the future. With $20 million already committed by the province for planning, the groundwork is underway.
Our next step is to launch the most ambitious fundraising campaign in our history. It will be a transformational effort to ensure our children receive the world-class care they deserve, in a space built just for them. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape pediatric health in Alberta and beyond.
It will take all of us, donors, champions and community leaders, to bring this vision to life. But I know we can. The stories in this report prove what is possible when we come together for kids. The new Stollery will carry those stories forward and create thousands more.
Thank you for believing in better and for standing with us as we build a stronger, healthier future for every child.
With gratitude and determination,
Kevin McKee Chair Board of Trustees
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement of operations
For the years ending:
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Grants paid For the years
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation
Sources of revenue
For the years ending: March 31, 2025 March 31, 2024 March 31, 2023
Fundraising Revenue
Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation Statement of financial position as at:
Liabilities and fund balances
The financial results have been summarized for presentation in the annual report. Please refer to the audited financial statements on our website: StolleryKids.com/Financials-Reports
READ OUR FINANCIALS AND REPORTS
Why is the Foundation holding donor dollars for the Hospital?
We establish our funding priorities annually, guided by the evolving needs identified across our growing Stollery network of care.
As of March 31, 2025, we are holding $61.7 million (2024 – $55.2 million) in internally committed and externally restricted funds for the Stollery Children’s Hospital, Alberta Health Services and the University of Alberta. These funds support our four key priorities for advancing children’s physical and mental health: equipment and facilities, programs, training and research.
This includes $21.0 million approved by the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for fiscal 2026 funding priorities (2024$20.7 million for fiscal 2025).
Delays in spending by our partner organizations, to whom we grant funds, can occur for various reasons. For instance, infrastructure project delays can postpone equipment purchases, program launches and research activities. As well, in some cases, the Hospital requires additional time to test and evaluate equipment to ensure that the Foundation supports only the highest-quality, most appropriate technology for children’s health care.
As of March 31, 2025, we are also holding $6.4 million (2024 – $6.5 million) in externally restricted funds. These are donor-directed gifts designated for specific purposes that fall outside the scope of board-approved funding priorities.
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$50,000,000
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
$25,000,000 31/Mar/25
$20,000,000
$15,000,000
$10,000,000
$5,000,000
Externally restricted funds
Committed funds
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
Our sincere thanks go to our many generous donors – including those who prefer to remain anonymous – who make it possible for us to advance specialized physical and mental health care at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and beyond its walls. Together, we can give all kids the best chance to live a long and healthy life.
This list recognizes donations of $1,000 or more received between April 1, 2024 and March 31, 2025.
AA1 Topsoil & Construction Services Ltd.
Aarts, Brandon
Abaza, Zein
Abbey Lane Homes
In Memory of Luke Abma
Accelerated Revolution Foundation
Acera Insurance
Achtemichuk, Frances
ACI Architecture Inc.
Adam, Cameron
Adam, Charlene
Adams, Andrea
Adamson, Douglas
Addison, Nick
Admire Homes Ltd.
Adolph, Chad
In Honour of Amélie Adolphe
In Memory of David Adomako-Ansah
Affair of the Heart
Agnico Eagle
AGS Mechanical Contractors Ltd.
Aguila Consulting Inc.
Air Canada Foundation
Airland Manufacturing Inc.
Aitken, Donald
Ajax Equipment Ltd.
Akash Homes
Alair Homes Edmonton
Alan Gee & Associates
Alberta Chicken Producers
Alberta Ghostbusters
Alberta Kaiping District Association
Alberta Milk
Alberta Mine Safety Association
Alberta Moose Association
The Alberta Society for Asian Popular Arts
Alexander, Sandeep Sam
Alggin Metal Industries
Ali, Dr. Hira
Ali, Jeffery
Alice Wilkinson Family Fund
All Weather Windows
All West Laundry Equipment
The Allan & Sally Sawin Foundation
Allan Street Foundation
Allan, James
Allard Developments
Allard Foundation
Allen, Frederic & Elizabeth
Allstar Construction Ltd.
All-West Glass
Almeida, Korie
Alnoaimi, Mukhtar
Alpha Construction Inc.
Alstad, Beryl
Altagas Extraction & Transmission
Altex Industries Inc.
ALTYP Welding & Fabricating (1983) Ltd.
Amadeus Music
Ambeault, Steven
Amrik Developments
Amyotte, Stacey & Gilles
Anand, Vijay
Anderson, Becca
Anderson, Connie & David
In Memory of David Gordon Anderson
Anderson, Suzanne
Andrais, Sandra
The Andrew & Gloria Miskey Fund
In Memory of Annica Angeles
Angeles, Lorna & Angelito
Angus Watt Advisory Group
Annual Charity Gala in Support of the Stollery
Appa Daddy Real Estate Inc. (David Nam)
Applause Projects Inc.
Aqua Air Systems Ltd.
Aquatics by Westwind Inc.
In Memory of Alder Arcand
Arcand, Andrew
Arcand, Shaun
Archbishop MacDonald Catholic High School
Arctic Spas
Ardent Roof Systems Inc.
Argus
Ariza, Marjory
Armbruster, Jenae
Armstrong, Jim
Armstrong, Joel
Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Association
Arndt, Richard
The Arnie J. Charbonneau Foundation
Art for Heart
Ashton, Kurtis & Chelsea & Family
Ask Communications
Aspenleaf Energy Ltd.
Assiff, Nore-Aldein & Mahassen
Atallah, Joseph & Audrey Hanna
ATB Financial
ATCO
In Honour of Brodie Atema
Athabasca Oilmen’s Association
The Atlantic Restaurant Group, Imc
ATW Group Inc. (Adam Wilson)
In Memory of Malcolm P. Austin
Avery Linton Legacy Foundation
Avonlea Photography Studio
Award Construction Ltd.
Ayotte, Janice & Peter
Ayotte, Roger & Jaenie
Azam, Adeel
The Azrieli Foundation/La Fondation Azrieli
2,100+ Junior Lemon Squeezers participated in Simply Supper’s Lemonade Stand Day last year.
BB. Wright Drywall Inc.
Baccus, Darren & Annie Rodrigue
Badger, Eugene
Estate of Fred Badke
Bailey, Mary
Baker Tilly RSG LLP
Baker, Ane
Baker, Anthony
Baker, Tim
BakosNDT Ltd.
Banack, Humphrey
Banack, Lucas
Bang, Terry & Jae Suk
Banh, Liem
Banks, Brian
Bark, Mary
Barr, Dick
Barrow, James
Barry, Matthew
Barth, Russell & Priscilla
Barton, Matthew
Bartz, Erin
Basaraba, Con
Basaraba, Curtis
Basaraba, Rose Marie
Basaraba, Steve
In Honour of Fazlan Bashir
Bashir, Imtiaz
Bateman, Dwayne & Kristi
Batty, Michael
Bauman, Michael
1,461 young hockey players hit the ice at the Stollery Family Day Classic last year.
Baytex Energy Ltd.
Beaners Fun Cuts for Kids
Becher, Robert
Becker’s Chalets
Beebe, Ryan
Beerman, Michelle
Behrens, Birute
Belgravia School
Belland, Noel
Beller, Travis
Bellerose Composite High School
Belter, George
Belvista Homes Ltd.
Ben Stelter Foundation
Benedict, Gail
Beneva Inc.
Bennett Jones LLP
Benson, Leslie
Bentley, Michelle & Thad
Berlin Communications
The Best Lemonade Stand
Best Western Cedar Park Inn
Bevan, Glen
Bevilacqua, Peter
Beyer, Jarred
Beyer, Kristopher
Beyer-Walsh, Shirley
Beztilny, Orest & Denise
Bhatti, Rajan
Biamonte
Biddlecombe, Robert
Big Gifts for Little Lives
Big West Ford
Bignell, Joshua
Bindra, Rupinder
Bird, Erin
Bird, Sophie
Bis Safety Software
Bishop, Aaron
Bisson, Jennifer & Pascal
Bistritz, Len & Barb
Bjorklund, Tyneille & Ian
In Memory of Lavern (Rick) Richard
Bjornson
Black Diamond Custom Home Ltd.
Blackwell, Brett
Blades, Joyce
Blais Realty Group
Blais, Greg
Blais, Marc
Blank, Adam
Blum, Megan
In Memory of Rory Blum
BMO Financial Group
The Board of Trustees of St. Albert School
Division
Boddez, Jim
Bodnar, Ronald
In Memory of Blayne Boehlke
Bohn, Curtis
Bohn, Matthew
Boitchenko, Tatiana
Bonnyville Oilmen’s Society
Boonstra, John & Mary
Booth, Monica
Bordercity Real Estate Inc.
Bortnick, Alvin & Yvette
Bosecke, Charles
Bosse, Nicole
Bosse, Wayne
Boston Pizza Foundation
In Memory of Logan A. Boulet
Boulet, Toby
Boutin Real Estate
Bowdring, Lillian
Bowes Family Foundation
Bowes, Kieran
Bowie, Christine
Bowie, Dave
Bowmaster, Sharon
Boyd, Courtney & Dominik Jenni
Boyko, Amanda
Boyko, James & Carla
Boyko, Steven
In Memory of Robyn Ann Boytinck
Bradley, Ronald
Brady, Dean & Mary Ann
Brandt Tractor Ltd.
Brar, Harmeet
In Honour of Surjit Kaur Brar
Brassard GrandKids Lemonade Stand
Bray, Robert - Portrait Artist
Brazeau Holdings Ltd.
Breen, Jody
Bremault, John
Brent’s Herd
Brese, William & Rita
Briault, Tracy
The Brick
Brimis Enterprises Ltd.
Broadbent, Barbara
Bronson, John
Bronson, Laurie
Brooker, Keith
BrookGlobal
Brooks, Lucille
Brooks, Melanie
Browatzke, Ramie
Brown, Angela & Robert
Brown, Trent
Brownlee LLP
Bruinsma, Philip & Stacy
Brunelle, Wendy
Bryan & Company LLP
Bryant, Ron & Phyllis & Family
Bryson, Jeffrey
B-Smart Learning Center
Bucket Up Tree Services
Bud & Laverna Salloum Family Fund
Buerger Family
Bui, Quang
Buik, Julia
In Honour of Jace Buller
Bunting, Damon
Buote, Dr. Phillip
CC. T. Performance Inc.
The Cabin Cup Invitational
Calgary Shaw Charity Classic Foundation
Calibre Production Operators Ltd.
California Closets
Calmont Group
Cameron Corporation & MLC Group
Cameron, Brendon
Cameron, Greg & Carol
Cameron, Hugh
Cameron, Marleen
Campbell, Barry
Campbell, Bonnie
Campbell, Stephen & Carolyn
Camrose SWN Shopping Night
Canada Employment and Immigration
Union Local 30872
Canadian Downhole
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian Western Bank
Cann, Ron
Cantera Designs Inc.
Canterra Developments Corp.
Cantiro
Cap-City Landscaping
Capital GMC Buick
Capital Power
Caputo, Vincenzo
Carmacks Enterprises Ltd.
Burak, Nicholas
Burgess, Liam
Burke, Mark
Burnyeat, Bruce & Susan
Burrill, Brian
In Memory of Richard Dale Burton
In Memory of Amy Butler
Butler, Walter & Elaine
Butlin, Michael
Byers, Thomas
In Honour of Bobbie Dianne Byrt
Carpenter, Michael Carry Steel
Carter Hollman’s Ice Cream Fundraiser
Carter, Cynthia
Carts Construction Inc.
Carwell, Timothy
Cashman, Paul
Cassie K Holdings Inc.
Castillo, Carey
Cathrea, Brenda & Doug
CDMFA
Cels, Jeffrey
Cenovus
Centurion
CFI Custom Floors Inc.
Chahal, Charet
Chalmers, Aaron
Chambers, Shelby
In Memory of Lillian Chan
Chan, Vince
Chandos Construction Ltd.
In Memory of Kayla Charbonneau
In Memory of Madelyn Joy Charest
CHAS 3 Gun League
Chase, Peter
Cheema, Sundeep
Chemco Electrical Contractors Ltd.
Estate of Sophie Chernesky
1,300+ runners, walkers and rollers
did 5 km at Teddy Bear Fun Fest last year.
Cheryl’s Run for Aplastic Anemia
Cheung, Francis
Chevalier, Jane
Children’s Charity Golf Classic “Kennedy Reid”
Chohan, Amandeep
Cholak, Norm
Cholak, Rachelle
Christ The King Catholic School
Christa Aubrey Medical Professional Corporation
Christensen, Bradley
Christoffel De Wet PC
Chung, Christine
CIBC
CIC Inspection & Consulting Ltd.
Cicchini, Onorio
Cintas Canada
Clair, Sean
Clandonald Agricultural Society
Clark, Michael
Clarke, Cecelia
Clarke, William
Clausen, Clifford Blake
Clausen, Erhard
Clayton, Stephen
Clear Vista School
Clubine, Stephanie
CN
CN Employees’ & Pensioners’ Community Fund
Coan, Shawntelle
Coble, Robert
COBS Bread Century Crossing
COBS Bread Crestwood
COBS Bread Namao Centre
COBS Bread Rutherford
COBS Bread West Granville
COBS Bread Windermere
Cochrane, David
Code Ninjas
Coghlan, Timothy & Tara Heron
Cohen Cup
Coleman, Danielle
Coleman, Katherine & Robert
College of Alberta School Superintendents
Colville, Jacquelyn & Jay
Connolly, Scott
Cook, Maria
Cookson, Catharine
Copper Tip Energy Services Inc.
Corbett, Ralph
Corina Grue
Cormier, Mahra
Corrosion & Abrasion Solutions Ltd.
Cosmos Cup by Edmonton Cosmopolitans
Costco Canada Wholesale Ltd.
Cote, Luc & Jessica
Cothern, Michelle
Cottrell, Marion
Cottswood Interiors
Cougar Paint & Collision Inc.
Coventry Homes Inc.
Cowan, James & Gail
CP Services Ltd.
CPS Engineering Inc.
Craig, Christine
Craig, Dr. William & Nancy
Craigen, Todd
Craig’s No Frills
Crist Family Foundation
Crosby, Luke
Cross, Allan
Cross, Jack
DD & M Concrete Finishing Ltd.
D6 Holdings Inc.
Dafoe, Patrick
Dalbec, Debra & David
Daly, Don
Damen, Ali
Dandelion Fabrics
Daniele, Gino
Danmax Communication Ltd.
Darcy Powlik Realty Inc.
Darlene Strang Realty Inc.
Darsyl Properties Inc.
Dary, Dr. Kimberly
Daviau, David
David C Reid Professional Corp
David Foster Foundation
Davidge, Sandra
Davidiuk, Cecile
David’s Hair Donation Fundraiser
Davidson, Debra
Davies, Deddeh
Davis, Casey & Karen
Davis, Jennifer
Daytona Homes
De Sousa, Anthony
Crossman, Michael
CTL Construction
Cunningham, Shaun
CUPE 784
Currie, Darren & Natosha
Customers of Peoples Jewellers & Mappins
Jewellers
Cusworth, Rachelle
Cyr, Brian
In Memory of Madelyn Isabelle Cyr
Cyr, Nathalie
Dean, Felicia
Debbie Davidson Foundation
Deeb, Tariq & Huda & Family
In Memory of Gabriel E. Deeg
Deerland Equipment
Degner, Iona & Theodore
Delburne 4-H Club
Deley, Landon & Stephanie
Delisle, Patrick
Dempsey, Kimberly
Dempster, John
Dennison, Dianna
Deol, Jandip
Derk, Landon
Derworiz, Sheri & Rod
Deval Infotech Inc.
Devaney, Patrick
The Devlin Family
Devlin, Leonard
DeVries, Lisa & Steven
Dewing, Michael
Dharamsi, Mumtaz
Dhillon, Jim
DIALOG
Diamond Contracting
Diana & Francois Poirier Foundation
Digital Rose Technology
Direct Energy
Direct Home Blinds
DK Cornel Ltd.
Dobinson, Louise
Doell, Simonne
Doiron, Charlie & Jill
Don Wheaton Ltd.
Donadeo, Lorenzo
Donald R. Getty School
Donate A Car Canada Inc.
In Honour of Quinn Dowdle
Dowhaniuk, Curtis
Doyle, Kevin
Doyle, Peggy
DQ® Northern Alberta Operators Association
EE. B. Horsman & Son Ltd.
EA
Eagle Rock Contracting Ltd.
École Secondaire-Beaumont-Composite
High School
Edden, Jolene
In Memory of Harold James Edgar
Edgar, Henry & Shannon
Edgar, James H.
Edmondson, Philip
Edmonton & District Soccer Association, Ken Atterbury Memorial Tournament
Edmonton Area Pipeline & Utility Operators Committee
Edmonton Catholic Schools
Edmonton City Club
Edmonton Elks
Edmonton Exchanger Manufacturing
Edmonton Kenworth Ltd.
Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation
Edmonton Public Teachers-Local 37 ATA
Dreiling, Jared
Drever, Jennifer
Drews, Robyn & Derek
Drisner, Darin
Drover, James
D’s Glass & Film Ltd.
Du, Jenny
Dudley, Howard
Dulic, Besima
Duncan Craig LLP
Dunmola, Oluwakemi
Durham, Theodore
Durnford, Diane
The Durstling Family Trust
Dusterhost, Karin
Dynamic Energy Group Inc.
Dynamic Manufacturing Solutions
Edmonton Trailer Sales & Leasing Ltd.
Edmonton Valve & Fitting
EECOL Electric
Elanik, David
Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta
Elevate Safety Solutions
Eliana Bulfon’s Fundraising
Elias, Sam
Elissa Lepage’s Fundraiser for the Stollery
Elite Spindles & Railings
In Memory of Clifford Eliuk
Eliuk, Marshall
Eliuk, Susan
Elkadri, Hussein
Ellert, Vincent
In Honour of Sullivan R. Elliot
Ellis, Andrew
The Ellis Family
Ellis, Glen & Heidi
El-Ossmani, Hayat
Elvin, Mark
Employees of Workers’ Compensation
Board Alberta
Enbridge Inc.
Encana Corporation
The English Family
In Memory of Gordon English
ENMAX Energy
Enstyle Homes Ltd.
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
EP Financial Canada
Erikson, Bruce
Ermel, Rollie
Escudero, Dr. Carolina
Estee Lauder Cosmetics Ltd.
Estephan, Tony
Eton-West Construction
The EVAN Foundation/Kindred Foundation
Treats & Treasures Cart
Evans, Robert
Evergreen Energy Tank Rentals Ltd.
Express Employment Professionals
Extra Life
Extra Life Wetaskiwin
EY Canada
142 new monthly donors called into Corus Radiothon.
FFairmont Hotels & Resorts
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
Faithful Friends Foundation
Falode, Victor
Fankhanel, Adrian
In Honour of Elle Alexandra Farrell
Farm Credit Canada
Fastenal
Father Leduc Catholic School
Faulkner, Karen & Mike
Favot, Monique
The Federici Family
Feil, Wendy
In Memory of Josef L. Felder
Felesky Flynn LLP
In Honour of Megan Felts
Female Hockey Day in Alberta
In Memory of Andrew James “Andy” Ferguson
Fetterman, Cynthia
In Honour of Sam Fetterman
Fidelak, Kevin
Fielder, John
Fight With Fin Memorial Dart Tournament
Filipchuk, Dave & Delphine Brooker
Filipchuk, Pam
Fillion, Roger
Fillmore, Chris
Finch, Dee
Finnie, Joseph & Shelly
Finning Canada
Firethorn Energy Services Ltd.
First Call Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.
Fischer, Amanda Ruth
Fisher, Dr. Robert
Fisher, Glenn
Five Bo Inc.
Five T Investments Ltd.
Fleming, Evan
Flint Energy Services Ltd.
Florence MacKenzie Fund
Forbes, Rhonda
Forrest, Dulce
1,560 guests supported kids’ mental health care at CRESCENDO, a John Cameron Experience.
Fort Assiniboine Jackpine Ball Tournament
Fort Saskatchewan Christian School
Fort Saskatchewan Minor Football Association (FSMFA)
In Honour of Shane Fortner
In Memory of M. Dean Fossen
Fouillard, Philip
Fountain Tire Ltd.
Frank, Colleen
Frank’s Group
Fred Katz Fine Art Photography
In Memory of Jeanette Frederick
Freson Bros.
Friesen, Brooklyn, Rylie & Ben
Frigon, Ingrid
In Memory of Del Fulkerth
Funding Innovation
Funk, Trevor
Future Ag Inc.
FYI Doctors Enhancing Life Foundation
GG. D. Realty & Investments Inc.
G3 Canada Ltd.
Gabby’s Big Heart - In Honour of Gabriella Basaraba
Gaber, Mohamed
Galbraith, Frances
Galea, Melanie
In Memory of Lily Angel Gallant
Galloway Classic
Galloway, James
Gardiner, Michael
The Gardner Family
Gartner, Lionel
The Gary Boehm Fund
Gateway Dental Clinic
Gateway Trailer Repairs Ltd.
Gaydar, Frank S.
Gear Up Auto Services Ltd.
Geddes, Caroline
Gee, Alan
Gelowitz, Tyler
Gene Robb Fund
In Honour of Samuel Genereux
Genesee & Wyoming Canada Inc.
Genevieve (Jean) Whiting Fund
Genics Inc.
Genstar Development Company
George, Kevin & Kim
In Memory of Maddie George & Everly
George
Gerald, Susan
Germain, Derrick
In Honour of Nayvi-Raine German
Gerrard, Roseanna & Pete
Getzlow, Grant
The Ghermezian Family
Ghost Riders Riding Club Central & Edmonton
Gibbon, Chris & Kim
Gibbon, Mark
Gibeau, Nathan
Gibson Energy
Giebelhaus, Donna
The Giebelhaus Family Foundation
Giese, Ryan & Carmel
Gignac, Patricia & Julien
Gilbert, Jennifer
In Memory of Robbie Gilbert
Gilead Alberta ULC
Gilewich, Jacqueline & Brad
Gill, Ramandeep
Gilliland, Susan
GingerCane Gingerbread Design Contest
Girls Day Out
GK Landscaping & Renovations
Glengarry Pharmacy
GLENTEL Inc.
Global Well Servicing Ltd.
Glockler, Dr. Otto
Glover, Aaron
Thank you to the more than 100 generous sponsors for supporting our events last year!
Go Auto
Godwin Ventures Ltd.
Goerz, Stefan
Gogowich, Blair
Goin, Aaron
Goldbar Contractors Inc.
Golden, Nicholas
The Golf Cart People Inc.
Gonzalez, Cesar
Good, Dan
Goode, John & Michelle
Estate of Bernard Goodine
Gorda, Adeline
Gordon Food Service & Innercity Packers
Gordon, Tanner
Gore Mutual Insurance
Gosavi, Anuradha
Goselink Holsteins
Gottselig, Mike & Julie
Goudreau, Irene
Goudreau, Jeannine
Goudreau, Leger & Marie
Goudreau, Michel & Sandra Tupper
Goutbeck, Christine
Graber, Sheldon
Graham & Lorraine Adamson Legacy Fund
Graham Construction
Graham, Kimberly
HH2 Oil Energy Inc.
Hagger, Eric
Hagstrom, Bruce & Sheila Greckol
Halabi, Keith
Haley, Matthew
Hall, Colleen
Hall, Pamela
Halldorson, Raymond
Halliburton
Hallworth, Gary
Graham, Trish
Graham, William
Gramiak, Grant & Arlene
Grant, Michelle
Graves, Keith
Graves, Victor
Gray, John
Great Canadian Group of Companies
Great Canadian Homes Ltd.
Greater Edmonton Cosmopolitans
Community Services Foundation
GreenFox Windows & Doors
Greter, Nathanael
Grewal, Baljinder
Grewal, Raymon
Griffin, Merv
Groom, Richard
Estate of Ellen Sofia Grose
Groundworks Canada
Grovenor School
Grynke, Dwaine
GS Construction
Guertin Family Foundation
Gugulyn, Derrick
Gumbs, Natasha
Gunning, Joseph
Gurney, Jessica
Gusse, Erika
Estate of Laurie Earl Guthrie
Hamilton-Harter, Clarice
Hamm, Doris
Hanas, Jarad
Hancock, Jen
In Honour of Enzo Hans
Hanson, Tyler
Harasymiw, Dean
In Memory of Sandra Jane Harder
Harmony Ventures Inc.
Harrison, Howard & Bernice
Hartfelder, Mal
Harvard Developments
HATCH Company
Hatheway, Ingeborg
Hawks 402 Team Donation
Hawryluk, Tanner
Hay, Wilda
Hayduk, Gail
Headrick, Garry
Heartland Sulphur Terminal
Heavy Metal Equipment & Rentals
Hebert, Philip
Hedstrom, Chris
Heidelberg Materials Canada Ltd.
Heikkinen, Lorne
Heinish, Mark & Michele
Helix Oilfield Inc.
The Helm Clothing
Hendry Family
Henry Singer Fashion Group
Henry, Dr. Matthew
Herchen, Hans R.
Hercules Holdings Ltd.
Herman & Elly de Jongh Fund at Edmonton
Community Foundation
Hernandez, Armando
HESCO Foodservice Ltd.
Heshka, Dennis
Hess, Jochelyn
Hevey, Jason
Hiatt, Timothy
Hicks, Heather
Hidden Valley Golf Course Inc.
Hideaway Inc.
Highland Moving & Storage Ltd.
Hi-Kalibre Equipment Ltd.
Hikmat, Owais
Hilborn, J & M
Hines Creek Soap Box Races
Hip Hip Hooray Lemonade Stand
Hladyshevsky, Melissa
Hlus, Jonathon
In Honour of Leon Hnatiuk
Hobbs, Robb
Estate of Eileen Hobson
Hodge, Philip
Hodges & Mohr Realty Group
Hofer, Jacob
Hofer, Kurt
In Memory of Joe Hoffman
Hoffman, Patricia
The Holan Family
Holland, Kerri-lyn & Jason
Hollie A. Power Professional Corporation
Holt Renfrew Calgary
In Honour of Team Homan
Home Sweet Home By Mark & Belle
Homes by Avi
Estate of Freda Shirley Hopper
Hordal-Hlewka, Kimberly
Horizon Drilling, a division of Western Energy Corp.
Horn, Brent & Tracy
Hornberger, Lisa
Estate of Yvonne Viola Horne
Horton, Jesse
Hothi, Prit
HotUtils Ltd.
The Hoy Family
Hrap, George
Hrytsak, Patricia
HUB International Insurance Brokers
Huebner, Chris
Hughes, Adam
Humanis Talent Acquisition & Advisory
In Honour of Morgan Humeniuk
Humeniuk, Patrick R.
Hunt Realty Inc.
Hunt, Charlotte
Hunt, David
Huntley, Nicole
Hurley, Alisha
Hutchinson, Donald
Hyman Family Foundation
II & S Truck and Trailer Inc.
Iampen-Ashburn, Charlene
Iconic Purpose Inc.
Idler, Jason
IHOP Restaurants Canada
Ilnitsky, Sara
Imperial Oil
In Its Place
InfraHydro Inc.
Ingle, Claire
Inspired By Giving Ltd.
Insurely Inc.
JJ.J. Bowlen Catholic Junior High School
Jacie Management Inc.
The Jack Davis Hope Foundation
Jack, Gloria
Jack, Stephen
Jackie Pennock Family Foundation
Jack’s Auto Body Ltd.
Jackson, Blaine & Wendy
Ja-Co Welding & Consulting Ltd.
Jacula, Shawn
Jade’s Welding Services Inc.
Jagt, Ron
Jahnke, Matthew
Jahns, Matthew
Jake’s Calibrations Ltd.
Estate of Anna Eveline Jakubec
James H. Brown Injury Lawyers
Janssen, Meaghan
Jean Cooley Capital Fund
Jeffery, James, Amy, Michael & Ayvlin
Jennifer Conway Professional Corporation
Jennifer E. Pritchard Professional Corporation
Jensen, Kimberly
Jespersen, Havilah
Jespersen, Linda
Intact Insurance Company
Inter Pipeline
Intercity Packers Meat & Seafood
International Rubber Products Ltd.
International Union of Elevator Constructors
Local 122
International Union of Operating Engineers
Local No 955
Ip, Hansen
Irene Zucht - RE/MAX
Irwin, Vonda
Ishack, Mark
Issa, Kamil
Jespersen, Sharrell
Jewellery Fundraiser for the Stollery
JFC Constructek Inc.
Ji, Anna
Johal, David
John Cameron Changing Lives Foundation
John Connor Real Estate Ltd.
Johnson, Bryan
In Honour of Ezra Johnson
Johnson, Janeen
Johnson, Jarrette
Johnson, Jesse
Johnson, Randy & Dianne
Johnson, Shanna
In Honour of Brett Johnston
Johnston, Patricia
Joly, Nicole
Jones, Alexander
Jones, Noah & Miranda
Jonker, Izak De Villiers
Jordan, Jill
Jorgensen, Neil
Joy Global (Canada) Ltd.
Jutzi, Roy
JVI Safety
KKacic, Andry
Kaler, Manpreet
Kalke, Sara
Kallal, Dr. Marc
In Honour of Cecily Kalyn
Kaminski, Wolfgang & Beth
Kantoch, Michal
Kapustsina, Kseniya
Karout, Wally
Kartz, Cory
Kasa, Randall
Katie Crawford Homes Ltd.
Kaur Dhaliwal, Inderpreet
Kautz, Wendy
Kay, Dale & Catherine
KBL Environmental
K-Bro Linen Systems Inc.
Kearney, Tanya
In Memory of Shirley & Edward Keddy
The Keehn Family
Keith, Peggy
Keldar Leadership
KELLER Construction Ltd.
Keller, Manny
Kellgren, Arnold
Kellgren, Margaret
Kelly, Sharon
Kemp, Brenda
Kennedy, Bradley
Kennedy, Ryan
Kennedy, Stacey
Keppler, W. Paul
Kessir, Brenda
Kessir, Terry
Kevin M. Films
Khan Kebabs
In Honour of Omar Mohammad Khan
In Memory of Lorraine Francis Kildaw
Kildow, Bryn
Killips, Ralph & Nancy
Each year, more than 20 national partners support Stollery kids through Children’s Miracle Network and Canada’s Children’s Hospital Foundations initiatives.
Kim Hung School King, Dolores
King, Douglas
King, Mary King, Shawn Kingston Ross Pasnak LLP
Kingsway Instruments Inc.
In Memory of Dennis Ray Kinnee Kinnee Industries Inc.
Kinnee, Glen J.
Kinsella, Mike
Kinsella, Wendy & Family
Kinshella, Robert Kirkwood, Michael Kirson Pipeline Ventures
Kitz, Edward
Klak, Greg & Karen (In Memory of Haley Nicole Klak)
Klassen, Darlene
Klaus, Lea-Anne
Klepper, Vance & Michelle
Estate of Wietze (Bill) Kloosterman
Knoppers, Johnathan
Knutson, Kim
Ko, Phuay
Kohler, Andrew
Kohlman, Janelle
Kohlruss, Courtney
Kondics, Ian & Chantel
Kong-Har Athletic Club
Kootstra, Pam
Kortech Calcium Services
Kosinski, Wendy
Kot, Brandon, Jessica, Henry & Charlie
In Memory of Vivian Koval
Kowalczewski, Maria
Kozak, Dr. Paul
Kozicki, David
KPMG
Kraay Family Farm
LL & J Daycare Centre Ltd.
L & M Brenneis Family Foundation
L.A. Brayer Foundation
L.B.H. Building Supplies Inc.
La Crete Public School
Lachance, Nicole & Roberto Noce
In Memory of Priti Laderoute
Ladies Who Brunch - Dr. Kara Otuomagie
Lai, Brandon
Laing, William
Laird, Cory
Laird, Ronald
Lam, Hieu, Tammy, Felyce & Keegan
Lambert, Joseph
Landry, Karen
Landry, Sheila
Landsperg, Leslie & Destany
Lane, Laura
In Memory of Gary Languay
Lark Group
Latin American Senior Citizens Cultural Assoc of Edmonton
Kregel, Eric & Catherine
Krinbill, Gloria
Kroening, Barbara
Kubica, Roy
In Memory of Blair Marie Kubinec
Kubinec, Brandon
In Memory of Matthew David Kuehne
Kurling for Kids
Ky, Loan
Last year, more than 140 fundraisers were organized by adult community members.
Lauber, Ryan
Lauzon, Luc
Lawson, Kelly
LBA Foundation
Le Blanc, Corey
LeClair, Cody
Ledcor Group of Companies
The Leder Family
Leduc Bottle Depot Ltd.
Leduc Elks #156
Leduc Minor Hockey Association Adam Myers Memorial Fund
Lee Oilfield Service Ltd.
Lee, Bonita
Lee, Dr. Ann
Lee, Sharon
The Legion of Frontiersmen of the Commonwealth
LeGrand Northwest Ocularists (2013) Inc.
In Honour of Kruz Lehocky
Leib, Sarah
Leishman, Tracy
Lemieux, Daniel
Lemieux, Gloria
Lemmon, Dane
Lennon, Kathryn & Robert
Lepage, Andre-Pierre
Lerner, Rodney
Let’s Roll Consulting Inc.
Levasseur, Lisa
In Memory of Micheline Levesque
Lewis, Donna
Lewis, Jeff
Li, Claudia
In Memory of Maxwell Li
Li, Teresa W.
Liban Homes
Liboiron, Marhea
LIDS Canada
Liewaart Westview Farms Ltd.
Lift Interactive Inc.
Lillian Osborne High School
Lin, Dr. Lily
Linda Getzlaf - RE/MAX Real Estate
Linda Joyce Charitable Fund
Lindale Truck Service Ltd.
Lindballe, James
In Memory of Avery Laine Linton
Linton, John
Lions Club of Stony Plain
Little Genius Daycare Ltd.
Little, Richard
Livnest Inc.
Lizee, Sarah
Llamas, Ralph
Lloyd Sadd Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Lloydminster Columbus Club Charitable Foundation
Lloydminster Skating Club
LMC Maintenance Services
Lo Rosenthal & Challoner Fund
Lobay, Dr. Lori
Lodge, Michael
Lohner, Bradley
Lomax Fleet & Diesel
London Drugs Ltd.
Long & McQuade Musical Instruments
Long, Brian
Longtime Quality Services
Lord, Justin
Lori Hunt Real Estate
Lotey, Charanjit
Louis & Gertrude Hochhausen Fund
Lovsin, Frank & Agnes
Lovsin, Michael & Gloria
In Honour of Anna-Grace & Jaxson Lowe
Lowe, Catherine
Lowe, Rebecca
Loyal Order of Moose #2027
Lozeron, Emily
LPB Dental Services Inc.
LTD Oilfield Services Inc.
LTZ Consulting
Lu, Christine
Lu, Jinnee
Lu, Thanh
In Honour of Trien Lu
Lu, Xianshuo
Luchin, Yachun
Lukawesky, Sheri
Luke’s Legacy Fun Run
Lukey, Ernest
Lukocs, Allen
Lum, Calvert
Lumanlan, Loida
Lundell, Allan & Donna
The Luomala Family
Lynn, Colleen
Lyons, Harold
Lysons, Catherine & Merlin
MM.A.P. Group of Companies
Ma, Ping Fai
Maan Real Estate Group Ltd.
In Honour of Ainsley & Lachlan
MacDonald
MacDonald, Caryn
MacDonald, Doug
In Memory of Kamryn O. MacDonald
MacDonald, Roy
In Honour of Isabella MacGillivray
Machado, Kevin
MacIntyre, Neil
MacIsaac, Cheryl
Mackie, Dr. Andrew
Maclean’s Run for the Stollery
Maconochie, Dale
Macyk, Timothy
Maczala, David
In Memory of Priya Rani Madan
Madeup Beauty
Magana Management Ltd.
Mah, Kevin
Mahon, Nathan
Mainolfi, Gennaro
Majeau, Angeline
Majeski, Michelle
Major Overhaul & Equipment Repair Inc.
Maller, Vern
Malmo, Shaun
Manatunga, Dilan
Manitoulin Group of Companies
Manji, Irfanali
Manna, Joseph
Mannani, Bijan
Manning, Blair
Manning, Dean & Lynn
Marano Foundation
Marbec Holdings Ltd.
Marco Bulfon’s Fundraising
Marcus & Millichap
Mark, David
Marple, Chuck
Marriott International
Marsh, Mike
Marshall, Scott
Martens, Frank
Martin, Chantelle
Martin, Craig
Martineau, Chris
Marzotko, Rachel
Materi Welding
Estate of Olga Matheson
Matias, Jasmin
Mattamy Homes
Matter, Daryl
The Mawji Family
Max Industrial Supply Ltd.
Kids helping kids – what’s better than that?
Last year, more than 220 Stollery Superstar fundraisers were held, including 83 birthdays and 64 school fundraisers!
Maxwell Auto Service Ltd.
May, Jordan
Mayco Electric Ltd.
Mayer, James & Valerie
Mazur, Leo
McAlpine, Robert
McBride, Barry
McBrien, Dr. Angela
McCabe, Stephanie
McCaw, Doreen
McCaw, Mamie & Richard
McClelland, Gail
McConaghie, Villa
McCoy Family Foundation
McCoy, Sue
McDonald, Taryn
McDonell, Brent
McEachern Family Foundation
McElhanney Land Surveys Ltd.
McElhanney Ltd.
McFarlin, Michele
In Memory of Finley D. G. McGean
McHugh, Alan
In Memory of Jacob McInnis
McIntyre, John
McKenna, Robert
McLachlin, Helen
McLean, Lachlan
McLeod Services & Contracting Ltd.
McMahon, Eleanor & Jack
McMann, Keith
McManus, Colin
McNeil, Quinten
McNeill, Jody
McNeill, Susan
McTavish, Laurel
Medical Imaging Consultants
Medicine Lodge Rodeo
MEG Energy
Meghji, Rahim
Melcor Developments Ltd.
Meldrum, Norman
Melnychuk, Barb
Melnychuk, Rachel
Melville, Brent
Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
Mertz, Sheila
Metalex Recycling Ltd.
Metcalfe, Dr. James
MHPD Inc.
Mian, Fatima
Mian, Muhammad
Micasa Developments Ltd.
Michael A. Khoury Professional Medical Corporation
Michael Pino Real Estate Group Ltd.
Michaud, Brenda
Michaud, Cameron & Leanne
Michaud, Laura L.
Michaud, Real & Claudette
Michels Canada
Michener Allen Auctioneering Ltd.
Michener, Ian
Miciak, Jacqueline
Midnight Integrated Financial Inc.
Mielke, Kristy
Mihok, Antal
Mike & Dana Voytechek Family Foundation
Mike Marsh Real Estate Ltd.
Miller Thomson LLP
Miller, Beau
Miller, Cameron
In Honour of Cameron Miller
Miller, Judy
Miller, Lisa
Miller, Michelle
Million Reasons Run
Mills, Vivienne
Millwoods Christian School
Mindbuffs
Minhas, Sneil
Minkin, Rebecca
Misik, George
MK Construction Ltd.
MNP
The Mobilist
Moch, Walker
Mohajer, Tarek
Mohl, Adam
Moir, John & Marianne
Moir, Riley
Moisan, Renee
Mombourquette, Grant
Monteith, Chantel
In Memory of Isaac Joseph Montes
Montgomery, Celestine
Moore, Charlyn
Moore, Peter
Moores, Nicole E.
Moores, Sandra
Moosa, Shamsh, Nasheena, Adam & Zane
Moreton, Robert
Morgan, Kerry
NNagendran, Dr. Jayan
Naimi Medical Professional Corporation
Nakatsui DermaSurgery
Nantel, Marc
NAPA Auto Parts Annual Golf Tournament
Narayan, Sam
National Bank
Navratil, Rhonda
In Honour of Cole James Needham
In Honour of Kody Levi Needham
Needham, Wendy
Neels, Lyndi
Neil Rouse Realty Inc.
Nelson, Doug
Nelson, James
Morissette, Clinton
Morse, Corey
Moss, Roy & Family
Mould, Barbara & John
Mowbrey, Mary
Mozak, Dennis & Laurie
MR MIKES Steakhouse Casual
Mueller, Rita
Muir, Scott
Mulholland, Teresa
In Memory of Alice Mulkay
Mullen Leadership Recruitment
Mullen, Brian
In Memory of Teclay Mulugeta
Mundy, David
Muri, Ryan
Murphy, Michael R.
Murray, Doug
Music Spirit Society Charity Concert
Mustafa, Mahmoud
My Dentist
In Memory of Adam Myers
Mykytiuk, Jarrett
Nelson, Marj & Les
Nerval Corp.
Estate of Katherine Nethercut
Neudorf, Edyth
Neveu, Kevin
nexGen Grafix Inc.
NFL Canada
Ng, Dr. Gary
Nickerson, Courtney
Nielsen, Karen
Nikipelo, Al
Nikitin, Paulette
Nikolaidis, Ioanis
Noonan, Joe
Norma M. Gordon Investments
Norris, Dave
Norris, Michael
North American Construction Group
North East Bulk Transportation Services Ltd.
North Edmonton Family Dayhome Agency Ltd.
North Edmonton KIA
North West Redwater Partnership
Northbridge Financial Corporation
OOak Bay Beach Hotel
Oasis Orthodontics
In Memory of Alexie & Nate Obrigewitch
Offroad Industries
Oflaherty, Adrian
In Memory of Philip Ki Joon Oh
Oil City Ready Mix Ltd.
OK Tire & Auto Service
The Olafson Family
Olafson, Steen & Clara
Olds, Marley
Olenek, Donald
Olson, Frances
Olsson, Michael
On The Level Millwright Service
Northern Lights Shrine Club
Northern Reflections
Northern Topsoil Services Ltd.
NorthRiver Midstream
Norton, Dennis & Betty
Norwood Dental Centre
Nufloors
Nutrien
Onec Construction Inc.
O’Neill, Holly
In Honour of Sylvia Onushko
Opyr, Tara
Osborn, Douglas
Osmond, Jennifer
Ostrem Chemical Co. Ltd.
Otteson, Eleanor
Otto Capital Group
Ouellette, Marie
Outdoor Living Wholesale
Overland Container Transportation Services (2013) Ltd.
Owsianski, Nathan
Oz Consulting Inc.
It takes a village! Last year, more than 700 volunteers donated their time and talents to help us fill more than 1,150 Foundation volunteer opportunities!
PPacesetter Equipment Ltd.
Pagano, Dr. Joseph
Page, Catherine
Paisley’s Lemonade
Pallier, Vincent & Anna
Palmquist Psychology Services, Inc.
Pals Geomatics Corp.
Panda Restaurant Group Inc.
Pandher, Amardeep
Pandher, Armanjit
Pandher, Jaskiran
Pandit, Hemang
Panel Construction Ltd.
Pangman Development Corporation
Papp, Lucy
Parent, Shane
Paris Jewellers
Park Memorial Funeral Home
Park, Jack
Parker, David
Parker, Mike
Parkland Family Day Home Agency
Parlee Sheds & Shelters Ltd.
Pashko, Benita
Pasini, Anthony
Pasula, Barbara & Dennis
Pat Hardy Primary School
Patidar, Shalil
Paton, John
Patterson, Brian & Annette
Pauliny, Filip
Pawlenchuk, Carol
Payworks
PCL Construction
PD Metcalfe PC
Pearce, Derek
Pecush, Michael & Karen
In Memory of Mathew Peddle
Pedersen, Hilde
In Honour of Hudson Pedlar
In Honour of Nate Peebles
Peets, Raymond W.
Pembina Pipeline Corporation
Perfect Heating & Air-Conditioning Ltd.
Perkins, Bryan
Perry, Beatrix
Petersen, Naidene
Petrin, Kimberly
Petro, Patricia
Petroff, Nicholas
In Memory of Brent L. Peyre
Peyre, Kevin
Peyre, W. & E. Roberts
Pham, Jasmine
Philip Ki Joon Oh Scholarship Foundation
Phillips, George
Philpott, Josh
PhilSA’s Annual Fundraising Gala
Photos with the Grinch
In Memory of Robert Pickford
In Memory of Logan Henry Pierrot
Pimee Well Servicing Ltd. Partnership
Pino, Michael
Pirnak, Robin
Pisani, Maggie Grace
Plains Midstream Canada ULC
Planet Fitness
Plato’s Closet Sherwood Park
Pleckaitis, Braden
Pleckaitis, Chloe & Braden
Plouffe, Michelle
In Honour of Kayden Plourd
PME Inc.
Podridske, John & Patricia
Pohl, Linda
Pohl, Robert
Policicchio, Sett
Poliquin, Jett
Polish Mens Club of Edmonton
Pollard, Laurie
In Memory of May Pollock
Pollock Properties Ltd.
Polykar
Poole, Alanna
Popatia, Aleem
Popika, Dale
Popowich Meat Company
Portas, Jason Blair
Posyniak, Edward
QQalipu Enterprises
In Memory of Paul M. Quail
Qualico Developments Ltd.
Potter, Charlene & Kelly
Pottle, Jason
Powell, Kyle
Power, Hollie
Power, Sheldon
Precision Drilling
Preiss, Erica
Premier Fire & Flood Restoration Inc.
President’s Choice Children’s Charity
Priestner, Patrick & Diana
Priestner, Susan
Primrose, David & Cindy
Prince, John & Colleen
Prints for Progress
Priority Mechanical Ltd.
Pritchett, Brent
Procor Ltd.
Proflo Production Testing Ltd.
Proveable Cleaning Services Ltd.
Pucker Up For Rosie, Axel, & Micah
Purdys Chocolatier
Purje, Rein
Purves, Doreen
Pylypiuk, Jacquie
Queen Charlotte Lodge
Quinn’s Lemonade Stand
Quintessentially Canada
RR.J. Nelson Family Foundation
The R K Grant Family Foundation
Racing For A Cure
Radchenko, James
Rae, Margaret
Rahall Electric Ltd.
Rahall Mechanical
Raheel, Sam
Ramirez, Sandra
Ramos, Emilio
Randhawa, Karnail
Randhawa, Kirandeep Kaur
Raptor Mining Products
Rasheed, Sarmad
Rasmussen, Joyce
Ravencroft Guitars
Estate of Jennie Rawa
Rawe, Randall
RBC Foundation
RE/MAX Canada
Reddit Inc.
Reddy, Sean
Redhead Equipment
Reeson, Rick
Regione Molise Associazione Dei Sanniti
Reid, Bryon
Reid, Shawn & Sandy
Rejuvenation Dermatology Clinic
Edmonton South
Remarkable Real Estate Inc.
Renish, Jon
Rexall Care Network
Rhoades, Linda
Rice, Anthony
Rice, Grant
Richards, Chris
Richardson, Joan
In Memory of Emma Richartz
Richter, Ron
Rick’s Oilfield Hauling
The Rimrock Resort Hotel
Riopel, Ann
Riske, David
Ritchie, Brendan
Ritter, Duane
Rivard, Richard
River Cree Resort & Casino
Rivercity Motors Ltd.
RLC Aggregate Equipment
RM Precast
Rob Reynolds & Kelly Tkachuk Charity Golf Tournament
Robertson, Connie
In Memory of K’Sea Alexis Reye Robertson
Robinson, Barbara & James
Rockland Landscaping Supplies Ltd.
Rodfather Inc.
Rodgers, Kathy
Rodgers, Richard
Rodier, Mark
The Roed Family Foundation
Rogers Financial Management Corp.
Rogers, Matthew
Rohr, Lisa
Rolhoff, BJ
Romain-Enders, Carol & Gordon Enders
Ron Hodgson Chevrolet Buick GMC Ltd.
Rooyakkers, Steven
Rose, Steve & Ingrid
Ross McBain Charitable Gift Fund
Ross, Brian
Rosychuk, Mark
Roth, Darren
Roth, Jack
Rouault, Raymond & Mary Lou
Rowbotham, Linda R.
Royal Canadian Legion Kingsway Branch
#175
Royal Glenora Club
Royal Luxury Homes Ltd.
Roycroft, Kay
Estate of Gerald Joseph Royer
Rulam Group of Companies
Rural Municipalities of Alberta/Canoe Annual Charity Golf Tournament
SS & T Energy Services Ltd.
S.O. Asher Consultants Ltd.
Sable Realty
Sachdeva, Kunal
Sachko, Bonny & Richard
Saik, Verne
Salik, Robyn
Salsbury, Neil
Salvail, Alphonse & Janeice
Salvian, Pebbles
Sam Ousher Switzer Charitable Foundation
Samis, Monica
Samji, Rahim & Tasneem
Samm, Leighann
In Memory of Cohen M. Samoil
Samoil, Ken
Sample, Dwayne
Samuel, Jimmy
In Honour of Layne Samuelson
San Rufo Homes Ltd.
Sanaya & Nayel Somji’s Fundraising
Sandboe, Laurie
In Honour of Arzoyi Sandhu
Sandhu, Kevin
The Sandra Schmirler Foundation
Sangha, Ranjit
Sangha, Sumeet
Sanjel Energy Services Inc.
Santos, Isabelle
Sarumowa, Tracie
Ruszkowski, Anna
Ruszkowski, Quinn
Ruzycki, Sylvia
Ryan, David
Ryan’s Lemonade Stand
Ryzuk, Brian
Saskatoons for the Stollery
Sassy G’s Adventure Farm
In Memory of Olivia Satre
Saunders, Ervin
Saunders, Shane
Save-On-Foods
Sawin, Mathew
SC Canada
Schaffer, Patrick
Scheetz, Carol
Scheffer Andrew Ltd.
Schell, Stefani
Scherr, Kelly
Schilke, Suzanna
Schmidt, Colin
Schmitz, David
Schmolzer, Georg
Schneider, Nathan
Schoenknecht, Brian
Schuler, Jackson
Schulte, Rebecca Schultz, Rob
Schumacher, Charles
In Memory of Rick Schumacher
Schurek, Jason
Scott, Laura
Scozzafava, Anthony & Julia
Scraba, Ashley
Seabrooke, Ray
Seagate Contract Management Ltd.
Secret, Teresa
Secure Energy
Seely, Tina
Seer Development Ltd.
Seguin, Aimee
Seguin, Bonnie
Seguin, Robert
Sehgals Lemonade Stand
Sehn, Brian & Debbie
Seibel, Scott & Adrienne English-Seibel
Select Engineering Consultants Ltd.
Selin, James
Sentinel Storage
Serenity Funeral Service
Sergent, Shane
Seringer-Deeg, Margaret
Serv-All Mechanical Services Ltd.
Servante, Nichola
Serve Green Cleaning Services Ltd.
Seven Horses Corp
Seymour, Kimberly
Shade, Ericka
Shala Ashtanga Yoga Centre
Shandro Construction (1987) Ltd.
Sharun, Dr. William & Carol
In Memory of Dr. William Sharun
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Shazma Mithani Professional Corporation
Shehata, Sally
Shepherd, Kraig
Sherwin, Zakery
Sherwood Park Chevrolet
Shift Imaging Inc.
Shiny Side Up Flooring Inc.
In Memory of Helen Roberta Shore
In Honour of Finn Shuya
Shuya, Kimberley & Warren
Shuya, Robert & Sharon
Sidhu, Gurmeet
Sidhu, Jashandeep
Sidhu, Navjot
Siding Contractors Association of Alberta
Sigouin, Claire & Gilles
Estate of Shirley Sikstrom
Silgard, Gerry
Silverline Tools
Sim, James
Simmonds, Chris
Simon Urschel Professional Corporation
Simply Supper Helps Lemonade Stand Day
Singh Builders Ltd.
Singh, Gurpreet
Singh, Surjot`
Sinha, Dave & Swati Rastogi
Sinn, Gerry & Barb
In Honour of Lexi & Sterling Sinn
Sinopec Canada
Siposova, Silvia
Siyona Homes Ltd.
Estate of Gordon Skelly
Skinner, Stuart
Skip the Depot
Sklar, Kenneth
Skyway Canada Ltd.
Sleep FX
Sloan, Josef
Smale, Allison
Smith, Cara
Smith, Gary
Smith, Jerry
Smith-Kwasney, Rob & Carolyn
Smitke, Judy & Raymond
Smitke, Steven
Smolyk, Margaret
SMS Equipment Inc.
The Smyrl Family
Sobeys Safeway
Sochatsky, Simon & Martina
Sonnenberg, Karen
Sorensen, Stephen
Sorrell Financial
Sousa, Lorraine
Southam, Douglas
Southern, Margaret
Spagnolo, Diane
Spectra Projects Ltd.
The Spencer Berezowski Memorial Golf Tournament
Spirit Halloween’s Spirit of Children
Spooner, David & Marlene
Sproule, Shawn
Squire, Rhonda-Lee
St. Albert Catholic High School
St. Albert Catholic Parish
St. John, Karyn
St. Martin School
St. Paul 4-H Multi Club
St. Philip Catholic Elementary School
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools
Stahl Peterbilt Inc.
Stanford, James
Stanton, Susan
Staples
Starburst Creative Inc.
Starkevich, Ashley
Starlight Casino
Starrow, Jodie
In Honour of Emmett Stasiw
Estate of Ruth Stauffer
Steed, Sean & Helen
Stefanich, Bon
Steidl, Hans & Edeltraut
Steingard, Jessica
In Memory of Ben Stelter
Stenabaugh Foundation
Stephanson, Grant
Stephenson House
Sterling Crane
Sterling Homes
Estate of Charles Wesley Stewart
Stingray Radio Edmonton
Stix, Darrell
Stollery Women’s Network
Stollery Youth Committee
Stoppler Hughes Ltd.
Storey, Kate
Str84ward Entertainment Ltd.
Estate of Irma Strandberg
Strank, Jeffrey
Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation
Strathcona Resources Ltd.
Stratton, Barbara
Stratton, David
Stratus Electrical & Instrumentation
TStrauss, Glenda
Estate of Karin Strauss
Stringer, Jeanette
Strynadka, Gregg & Andrea
Students & Families of Wetaskiwin School
Division
Stuhl-Smith, Barb
Sturge Family Corporation
Sturgeon Mustangs-SU502
The Sturgeon Public School Division
Suggitt Publishers & The Hospital Activity Book for Children
The Summit for Stollery
Summit Insulation
Summit Land & Environmental
Sun Life Financial
Sun, Kelvin
Suncor Energy
Sunder, Kyla
Superfluity Shop
Surbey, Brett
Susan & Hugh Van Alstyne Charity Fund
Sweet Treats for Stollery
Swift Oilfield Supply Inc.
Switzer-Foster, Darlene
Sylvan Lake Lions Club
Sylvester, Brian
Sylvester, Geoffrey
Synergy Group of Companies
Synowec, Clinton & Nicole
In Memory of Hope Olive Synowec
Szyndrowski, Don
Last year, 1,794 memorial gifts were made in memory of lost loved ones.
Taback Charitable Foundation
Tacada Services Corp.
Tacten Industrial Inc.
Tait, Kelleen
Talitha’s Hope 4 A Cure
In Memory of Teck Tan
Tangedal, Beverley & Steinar
Tanner, Anna Laureen
Tappauf, Edwin & Artia
Tappauf, Robert
In Memory of Walter Tappauf
Tarabay, Sonia
Targets for Tots
Tarves, Ian
Taylor, Lisa
Taylor, Robert
TC Energy
Tchir, Bernard
TD Bank Group
Teachers Take the Court Pickleball Tournament
Team Briar Betty
Team Evolve Lemonade Stand
Team Peebles Inc.
Technichrome Industries Ltd.
Teeter, Dan
TELUS
The Tenaquip Foundation
Tham, Edythe
In Honour of Muoi Tham
Thaver, Shobhana
Theberge, Denise & Robin with Liam Baxter
Theberge, Wendy
Therres, Bob
In Memory of Dallas Wayne Thirsk
Thomas, Bryan
Thomas, Erica
Thomas, Luke
Thompson Family Foundation
Thompson, David
Thompson, Larry & Deb - Thompson
Construction Group
Tim Hortons, Edmonton & Surrounding Area
Tire Capital & Wheels
Tkachuk, Kelly & Whitney & Jules
Tkachuk, Tracy
Tolsma, Robert
Tom Lowe Real Estate Ltd.
In Memory of Willa Tomchuk
Tomlinson, Garrett
Tony & Cynthia Young Giving Fund
Toshack, Nicole
Tourmaline Oil Corp.
Traffic Detours Inc.
There’s no place like home
Tragos, Peter
Trail Appliances Foundation
Tran, Tin
Trans Mountain Canada Inc.
Trash Oilfield/Snow Cat Trash
Treasures Insurance
In Memory of Carole Anne Triff
Triff, Gregory
Trimac Transportation Services Inc.
Trinity Funeral Home
Tronia Systems Ltd.
Trudel, Guy
Trufyn, Darcy
Tse, Margaret
Tuli, Gurvinder
Turner, Diane E.
Turner-Keller, Amy
Tutschek, Beth & Alex
Tutschek, Bradley
Tweedle, Andrew
Twin Willows Business League
Twisted Mechanical
Two Hills School
Twobro Equipment Service Ltd.
Tylynn Howson’s Barrel Racing Jackpot Event
Thanks to our generous community, we were able to distribute more than 14,817 comfort items to Stollery families at the Hospital.
UU9 Beaumont Thunder Hockey Team
UAP Inc.
Ukrainec, Brian & Raegan
Undeniably Cute Dads Riding Bikes
UNITE HERE! Local 47
United Association of the Plumbers & Pipefitters Local Union 488
VV. Ben Sivarajan Prof Corp
Valach, Chris
Vallee, Maurice
Vallen
Valvoline Great Canadian Oil Change
Van Ameyde, Dawn
Van Ameyde, Timothy
In Honour of Bridge Van Bruggen
Van Bruggen, Sarah
van der Werf, Danielle
van der Werf, Jesse
In Memory of Cornelis Van Herk
Van Herk, Jeff
Van Marum, Lillian
Vande Guchte, David
Vanderwell, Randy
Vanta Group
Varley, Patricia
Varughese, Jenni & Tim
Vasseur, Dianne
In Memory of Dr. David Michael “Joe”
Vassos
Velcor Construction Services Inc.
Universal Fence Ltd.
Uppal, Tarun
In Memory of Hailey Upshall
Urbis Infill Homes
Ure, Judy
Venchiarutti-Bulfon, Emma
Venture Engineering Consultants
Venus Eye Boutique
Vercity
Verna Beaulac Memorial Fund
Verveda, William
Vets Group
Vickers, Kristina
Victoor, Jacqueline
Victory Homes - Mann, Pawan & Sandy
Vintreau Holdings Ltd.
Virdi, Jaspal
Virk, Gary
Vision Credit Union
Vita Homes
Vleeming, Darryl
Vleeming, Johannes
Vleeming, Peter & Amber
Vollmer Partner Corporation
Volvo of Edmonton
Vu, Jane
WW4 Contracting Ltd.
Wade Koberstein Professional Corporation
Wadell Sells Inc.
Wagemakers, Ben & Dawnn
Wagner, Cory & Heidi
Wagner, Jedidiah
Wainman, Caroline
In Honour of Vincent Wainman
Waiward Construction
Waldbillig, Keith & Lorraine
Walker, Barry & Valerie
Wall, Trevor
Wallace, Craig
Walmart Canada
Walsh, Patti & Wayne Phillips
In Honour of Ruby Walter
Wani, Shabnum
Ward, Anthony & Edith
Warwa, Katie
Waschuk Pipeline Construction
In Memory of Nicole Lynn Waterhouse
Waterhouse, Pamela
Waters, Karen
Watkins, Laura
Watt, Angus & Heather
Watt, Jeff
Waya Real Estate Inc.
Weatherford Canada Ltd.
Websdale, James
Webster, Bob & Maureen
Weinrauch, Raymond & Vivian
Weir Family Fund
Weisgerber, Arlene
Weiss, Jason
Wells, Jordan
Werenka, James
West Edmonton Volkswagen
West Point Roofing Inc.
West, Dr. Lori
Westendorf, Art
Westerlund, Christine
Western Energy Solutions Inc.
Westjet
Westlock Community Thrift Shop
Westlock Power Sports & Marine Inc.
Westmount Junior High School
WesTower Communications
Westport Manufacturing
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More than 250 Stollery families made up the Stollery Story Squad last year, sharing their stories and helping us advocate for a new Stollery.
Wetaskiwin Lodge #1559 Loyal Order of Moose
Wetmore, Mike & Vicki
Weyerhaeuser Canada Ltd.
WFG Hockey Classic
Wheaton, Andrea
Wheaton, Tim & Leyla Asadi
Whelehan, Colleen
White, John
Whitecap Resources Inc.
In Honour of Grace Whitfield
Whitfield, Wade
Who Cares Wear Ltd.
Wide Open Slashing Ltd.
Wiebe, Nicole, Colin & Family
Wiebe, Sarah
Wiechert, Daphne
Wieler, Nathan
Wieninger, Mike & Jennifer
Wiens, Susanne
Wierenga, Brad
Wiese, Jason
Wild Rows Pump & Compression Ltd.
Wilde, Keith
Wildwood Ranches Ltd.
Wilfred & César’s Fundraiser
The Wilkie Family Fund
Willacy, Céline
Willacy, Marc
In Honour of Emma Willey
William & Florence Lede Family Foundation
William Swanson Estate Trust
William Zucht - RE/MAX
Williamson, John & Toni
Willie, Crystal & Blair
Willis, Chris
In Honour of Quinn Willis
Willman, Erin
Willson, Timothy
Wilson, Victoria
Wimmer, David
Winterfield, Craig
Winterholt, Karen
In Memory of Anne Winters
Winters, Raymond
Wishbuilt Homes Ltd.
Witten LLP
Wohland, Laurie
Wold, Adam
Wolf Midstream
Wolfe Pack Warriors Foundation
Wolgien, Vicky
Woltersdorf, Mark
Wong, Phillip
Wood, Darren & Jennifer
Wood, Julia
Wood, Max
Woolsey, Glenn & Sandra
World’s Longest Hockey Game for Kids
WorleyParsonsCord Ltd.
Wosnack, Cory & Robyn
Wozimirsky, Michael
Wyatt, Doris
YYachimec Auto Group
Yachimec, Bart & JoAnne
Yaghi, Obaidah
Yakimetz, Cindy
Yau, Kelvin
Yau, Samuel
Yeung, Daniel & Noreen
ZZ Floors Ltd.
In Memory of Laura Ann Zacharias
Zaheeda Poonjani Professional Corp.
Zaidi, Alvina
Zakordonski, Brandy
Zakordonski, Jordan
Zandbeek, Rob
Zanello, Jim & Yvonne
Zazula, Kim
Zazulak, Donna
Zdebiak, Colleen & David
Yeung, Stephanie
Yohnke, Aaron
Young, Ralph & Gay
Yuill Family Fund
Yurko, Rich
In Honour of Lindsay Rae Yurkowski
Yvonne Liu’s Family Fund
Zech, Andreas
Zhi Yang Inner City Seniors Recreational Club
Zieminski, Craig
Zimmerman, Dale & Brenda
Ziniewicz, Alex
Zinterer, Karla
Zweier, Valeri
Zwicker, Wade
Zydek, Christopher
1277063 Alberta Ltd.
1283576 Alberta Ltd.
1288982 Alberta Ltd.
150 Miles for the Stollery 1524666 Alberta Ltd.
1603220 Alberta Ltd. (Gurpreet Ghatehora)
1841330 AB Ltd.
1907647 Alberta Ltd.
1996740 Alberta Ltd. 2379716 Alberta Ltd.
2565708 Alberta Inc.
322220 Alberta Ltd. O/A V Realty GMAC Real Estate
4Point Taekwondo
711428 Alberta Ltd.
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