ANNUAL REPORT 2013

CAMP OOCHIGEAS

CAMP OOCHIGEAS464 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON M5T 2S6

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The Magic of Ooch provides Confidence, Friendship, Hope, Joy, Laughter and Memories

that last a lifetime. Most importantly, it provides kids with and affected by childhood cancer with what they need most – the chance to be a kid.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Camp Oochigeas is a privately funded, volunteer-based organization that provides kids with and affected by childhood cancer with unique opportunities for growth through challenging, fun, enriching and magical experiences.

Message from the Executive Director and Chair of the Board

2013 by the Numbers – Program Highlights

Program Overview

Camper Stories: Yaqoub and Christian

Program Volunteers

Thank You

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“CAMP OOCH PROVIDES MY DAUGHTER WITH A PLACE WHERE SHE IS NOT DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER CHILD, WHERE SHE

CAN FOCUS ON BEING WHO SHE IS AND NOT WHAT SHE HAS.”CAMPER PARENT

MISSION

To learn more about Ooch, visit OOCH.ORG or

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@campooch

Each year, about 1500 new cases of childhood cancer are diagnosed.1

Camp Ooch Program Specialists ensure every child diagnosed with cancer at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) has the opportunity to access Camp Ooch programs. Our vision is to reach every child in the province of Ontario.

Founded in 1983, Camp Oochigeas (Ooch), has been providing magical camp experiences for children with and affected by childhood cancer for 30 years. We offer year-round programs in Muskoka, at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), at three other regional cancer centres, and at Ooch Downtown in the heart of Toronto.

As a registered charity that does not receive government funding, Camp Ooch is made possible by the generous support of donors and volunteers.

Ooch is the only residential camp in Canada to offer on-site chemotherapy IV treatment and blood transfusions. Activities like canoeing, archery, swimming and waterskiing allow children with and affected by childhood cancer opportunities to challenge themselves in a safe environment and get back to what they need most – the chance to be kids!

1. “Facts and Figures,” Childhood Cancer Canada Foundation, accessed July 2, 2014,http://childhoodcancer.ca/education/facts_figures.

THE ATTITUDE KIDS DEVELOP COMING OUT OF CAMP IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THEIR THERAPY AND HEALING PROCESS.

DR. JIM WHITLOCK, SICKKIDS DIVISION HEAD, HAEMATOLOGY AND ONCOLOGY

It’s amazing to think another year has passed by, and yet, as we reflect on the incredible work that continues to happen at Camp Ooch, we are reminded that one year is actually a short period of time. It is a short period of time to make a meaningful difference in the life of a child with or affected by childhood cancer; to listen closely to the ongoing and increased needs of the kids and families we are privileged to serve; or to build on the success of 30 years past to ensure the friendship, fun and Magic of Ooch remains relevant 30 years from now. This is the work we are committed to each day and we are happy to report that even in a short period of time, there is much to celebrate.

This past year has seen incredible growth at Camp Ooch. Meeting every child diagnosed with cancer at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids); increasing the number of programs at Ooch Downtown to accommodate the growing number of kids and families we serve; expanding our summer programs to offer more activities, more fun and more life-changing experiences; each day of 2013 provided new opportunities for us to impart more Ooch, more often, to more kids. Celebrating 30 years of impact, we are both humbled and thrilled to connect and reconnect with campers, parents and volunteers who blazed the trail for what Ooch has become today. It is always inspiring to hear their stories of impact and gratitude affirming that Camp Ooch truly changes lives.

Standing in a room surrounded by 30 years of history, it is surreal to think of the potential the next 30 years hold. We are reminded that as we celebrate each step forward, there is still much work to be done.

Here are the facts as we know them in 2014:

• Today in Canada, 10,000 children are living with the realities of childhood cancer. • 1,500 new cases will be diagnosed in Canada in 2014. • Because of significant advances in medical therapy, 78 per cent of these children will survive five years or

more, an increase of almost 46 per cent since the early 1960s.

For some, these numbers may be staggering. For others, they are an encouragement affirming the great progress that has occurred in the field of paediatric cancer. For Ooch, they challenge us to do more. Currently reaching 35 per cent of kids diagnosed with cancer in Ontario, there are still 65 per cent who are unreached. As we look to the future, we remain committed to our mission to provide more Ooch, more often to more kids. Our aggressive mandate is to reach every child in Ontario diagnosed with cancer and to support them, their siblings and their families in a way that is life-changing. We are building a sound financial structure to ensure children diagnosed with cancer today continue to receive the same specialized care years from now. We are immensely grateful for your investment in Camp Ooch as your commitment makes a big difference in the lives of children with or affected by childhood cancer. We hope you will take pride in this annual report as it reflects the incredible work you help to make happen.

On behalf of every child we serve, thank you.

HERE ARE THE FACTS AS WE KNOW THEM IN 2014.

• Today in Canada, 10,000 children are living with the realities of childhood cancer.

• Fifteen hundred new cases will be diagnosed in Canada in 2014.

• Because of significant advances in medical therapy, 78% of these children will survive five years or more, an increase of almost 46% since the early 1960s.

In response to this increased demand, Camp Ooch continues to offer camp programs that provide friendship and fun through what we fondly refer to as the Magic of Ooch.

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MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CHAIR OF THE BOARD

ALEX ROBERTSONExecutive Director

ANDREW IRVINEBoard Chair

At no cost to families, Camp Ooch provides programs, friendship and fun to more than 1000 kids with cancer and their families each year.

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Over 300 families participated in Camp Ooch

Family Programs

OOCH IN MUSKOKA – RESIDENTIAL CAMP

Facing cancer can make a kid grow up awfully fast. When they are faced with difficult circumstances, Camp Ooch gives these kids what they need most – the chance to just be kids.

Summer Camp: Three, two-week traditional sessions for children with cancer (ages 6-14).

Teomul: A one-week residential camp for bereaved siblings (ages 6-18).

7 Scape: A one-week residential camp for recently diagnosed teens (ages 15-18).

Weekends at Camp (WACs): These fall and winter weekends refuel campers with friendship and fun!

OOCH DOWNTOWN – IN-CITY PROGRAMS AND SUMMER SPECIALTIES

In-City Programs happen in the evenings and on weekends for the whole family. Ooch Downtown is the only facility of its kind in North America!

Summer Specialties Week is a day camp program for campers (ages 8-12). Activities may include cooking classes, rock climbing, ball hockey and plenty of arts and crafts.

DAY CAMP

Summer Day Camp - Camp Robin Hood in Markham, Ontario offers two, two-week sessions of day camp specifically designed for young cancer patients (ages 4-7). Activities include swimming, arts and crafts, music, archery and much more.

March Break Day Camp at Ooch Downtown

Over 450 campers took advantage of Summer Camp

during 2013

3699 In-City and Residential Camp

experiences*

Over 10,000 Camp Ooch experiences

in 2013*

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IN-HOSPITAL PROGRAMS

The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) Camp Ooch provides year-round fun and interactive programs at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) (ages 3-18). Program Specialists alongside committed volunteers deliver camp-style programs, seven days a week and four evenings a week, to children on the Oncology/Haematology floor.

In addition to providing programming at SickKids, we also offer weekly programming at the following healthcare facilities:

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

2013Andrew Irvine, ChairDon McCreesh, Vice ChairFrank Magliocco, TreasurerJames Bunting, SecretaryAlison ChickAverill Clarke, RNAllan MarkDr. David MalkinTheo MichalariasAndy Redmond, Past ChairJamie ScarlettDoug TurneyDr. James A. Whitlock

2014Andrew Irvine, ChairDon McCreesh, Vice ChairJohn Langhorne, Chair, Audit CommitteeJames Bunting, SecretaryAlison ChickAverill Clarke, RNDr. David MalkinAndrea MetrickTheo MichalariasMark RedmondJamie ScarlettDoug TurneySteve TurveyDr. James A. Whitlock

2013 BY THE NUMBERS

board of directors

Alex Robertson Executive Director

Alison Booth Director, Finance & Corporate Services

Brian Edmonds Director, Operations

Michelle Afinec Director, Development

Aimee Bruner Director, Site Expansion & Special Projects

Sarah Nelles Director, Programs

120 new campers had

their first Ooch experience in 2013.

Founding FRIENDSof ooch downtown

*Each Camp Ooch experience equals 20 minutes.

Yaqoub was a little shy when he first met the In-Hospital team at SickKids in the fall of 2011. He didn’t like being the centre of attention, but he did enjoy the opportunity to be in the playroom with other kids. In true Ooch fashion, the Program Specialists got to know Yaqoub and his family very well. “Discovering his love of trains, cars and music created the foundation we needed to engage with Yaqoub at his level,” says Taylor, Program Specialist. “Building a trust and rapport with our campers is where the Magic of Ooch starts.”

The following spring, Yaqoub and his family came to their first Ooch Downtown programs. “It was so great to see them,” says Olivia, an Ooch staffer. “They came to our Bluegrass Breakfast, Dinner and a Movie and started to feel more comfortable with the idea of sending Yaqoub to programs on his own.” After learning more about Ooch and the summer day camp program, Yaqoub's parents registered him for a full two-week session.

Yaqoub’s first day of day camp was both exciting and scary. “Many of our first-time camper’s step off the bus with hesitation,” says Hil, Program Specialist. “They explore their new surroundings wide-eyed with delight and fear, but it doesn’t take long before the

fear subsides and joy and laughter overshadow any reservations they may have had.” As the hours passed, it became clear that Yaqoub was not only comfortable with the routine of day camp, he was going to love it! The volunteer counsellors noticed this quiet, shy guy coming out of his shell. “Yaqoub was making new friends, learning new skills and tackling opportunities with enthusiasm and confidence. Activities like archery, mini golf, tag and arts and crafts became Yaqoub’s favourite things to do. Nothing, however, could top his enthusiasm for swimming,” says Olivia. “The smile on his face was intoxicating. In fact, trying to keep up with Yaqoub when it was time to go to the pool kept us all on our toes!”

“Yaqoub’s growth over his next two weeks at day camp was simply amazing,” says Olivia. “The trust he had in his fellow campers, the safety he felt in a community that celebrated his achievements as well as the friends he made brought so much joy to both him and his family.” day camp and Ooch are a place where Yaqoub enjoys the friendship and fun of being a kid. Cancer has been forced to take a back seat on this incredible journey.

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YAQOUB

At the age of 12, my life was on hold. At a time when I was playing competitive hockey, keeping active and living my life, I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a type of treatable cancer that affects people of all ages. As I look back on this gloomy event, I began to think that it was predestined for me. Growing up, my mom’s favourite saying consisted of “Christian, know that everything in life happens for a reason.” I knew in my mind that nothing could hurt me; I was determined to win this fight. In the summer of 2009 – still undergoing treatment – I experienced a great lift in my spirits. I was invited to go to a summer camp called Camp Oochigeas. Over the past two years now, no longer am I a camper, but a leader in the “Ooch” community. I have partaken in the first of two leadership programs aimed to shape campers into future leaders. In order to complete the program, I needed to complete two main components. The first component involved demonstrating teamwork and leadership skills while on a three-day backcountry canoe trip in Algonquin Park. Throughout this multi-day voyage, I treated my fellow

Leaders in Training (LITs) like family. Most of all, I provided support to those who required both physical and mental assistance. This support was achieved by taking the initiative to do things like prepare meals, portage canoes, and provide entertainment. The second element of the LIT program consisted of spending the duration of a week with a junior boys cabin group. During this weeklong test, my primary objective was to prove to my Leadership Coordinator that I was equipped with enough leadership experience to guide, mentor and connect with young children whose lifetime struggles reflected those of my own. So far, this experience has been the epitome and by far, the happiest moment of my life. Not only was I giving back to Camp Oochigeas, I was realizing my purpose in life – that it is my duty to lead by example and help others reach their potential. Clearly, the LIT program is an experience at Camp Oochigeas that I will never forget. In the future, I plan on pursuing other leadership roles within the Oochigeas community.

CHRISTIAN

As told by Christian

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PROGRAM VOLUNTEERS

Over 350 volunteers make our programs possible every year. Thank you to the following individuals who contributed their time & energy in 2013:

A Ken Aldridge ∙ Kelly Allen ∙ Laura Amendola ∙ Jamal Amin ∙ Katie Anderson ∙ Erin Andrews ∙ Julie Andrews ∙ Chad Angeli ∙ Kelly Anthony-Brown ∙ Sophie Arkell ∙ Jennifer Arnold ∙ Majury Arumai ∙ Oona Ashmore ∙ Colin Asselstine ∙ Brittany Attar B Shabari Banerji ∙ JP Beaudoin ∙ Kyle Beaudry ∙ Lydia Beck ∙ Spenser Bell ∙ Pat Belleau ∙ Candace Benedet ∙ Katie Bermingham ∙ Kristin Berry ∙ Mara Berzins ∙ Sara Bianchini ∙ Graham Birt ∙ Lena Black ∙ Andrew Blanchette ∙ Stephanie Bloomberg ∙ Kerri Boehmer ∙ Ben Boggs ∙ Samantha Boggs ∙ Andre Boothe ∙ Elissa Borrelli ∙ Jonathan Borrelli ∙ Ashley Botting ∙ Dillon Boucher ∙ Diana Brenchley ∙ Cait Brenchley ∙ Lacey Brennan ∙ John Ross Briggs ∙ Katrina Brightling ∙ Alex Brown ∙ Lisa Brown ∙ Mia Brown ∙ Randall Brown ∙ Magdalena Brzoska ∙ Travis Buckley ∙ Lisa Burt ∙ India Burton ∙ Chris Bynoe C Andrew Cain ∙ Elizabeth Cain ∙ Julia Cain ∙ Lowrey Cain ∙ Stephen Cain ∙ Lucy Caldwell ∙ Nina Caldwell ∙ Heather Campbell ∙ Sarah Cannell ∙ Geoff Capelle ∙ Adam Caplan ∙ Katrina Carruthers ∙ Lindsay Carter ∙ Mike Carter ∙ Liane Catalfo ∙ Rahael Chester ∙ Kate Chippindale ∙ Laura Churchman ∙ Mary Churchman ∙ Stephanie Cini ∙ Candice Clarfield ∙ Ilana Clark ∙ Nicholas Clarridge ∙ Anne Clinkard ∙ Amanda Coffey ∙ Noam Cohen ∙ Jessica Coke ∙ Alexander Cole ∙ Paul Cole ∙ Aaron Comstock ∙ Bradley Connelly ∙ Heather Conolly ∙ Kieran Cooley ∙ Jacqueline Cooper ∙ Marley Cooper ∙ James Cosentino ∙ Andrea Cote ∙ Mary Ellen Cotter ∙ Steph Couperthwaite ∙ Candace Covent ∙ Kerry-Ann Cummings ∙ Leah Cunningham D Victoria Dale ∙ Danielle D’Alessandro ∙ Teri Dallimore ∙ Caitlin Davey ∙ Hilary Davidson ∙ Lindsay Davies ∙ Ryan Davies ∙ Angela Dawson ∙ Jessica Delgado ∙ Eric Démoré ∙ Samantha deSouza ∙ Megan Devlin ∙ Peter Dilworth ∙ Darcie Dixon ∙ Normand Doan ∙ Heather Dockrill ∙ Craig Dodd ∙ Anthony Donoghue ∙ Mike Doris ∙ Sepanta Dorri ∙ Michael Douglas ∙ Ashton D’Silva Marcon ∙ Juliana Duffy ∙ Kath Duncan ∙ Brooke Duval E Joanne Eddy ∙ Brian Edmonds ∙ Helen Edmonds ∙ Michael Edmonds ∙ Lauren Edwards ∙ Kirsten Efremov ∙ Laura Egglestone ∙ Arash Ejtemaee ∙ Cristina Emanuele

∙ Brad Emes ∙ Marissa Enge ∙ Melanie Evans ∙ Peter Evans ∙ Megan Ewing F Kate Faber ∙ Chris Feasby ∙ Dana Fedderson ∙ Lindsay Fedderson ∙ Benji Feldman ∙ Shawna Fenner ∙ Pat Firth ∙ Shane Fisher ∙ Andrew Fitzpatrick ∙ Heather Fleming ∙ Ana Fonseca ∙ Valerie Fordyce ∙ Elyse Francey ∙ Julia Francey ∙ Jonathan Frank ∙ Alex Frankel ∙ Leslie Fraser ∙ Lindsay Freeman ∙ Marla Friedman ∙ Zoey Friedman G Kristen Gage ∙ Anil Ganguly ∙ Christine Gauthier ∙ Jennifer Gleed ∙ Hayley Goldsand ∙ Courtney Good ∙ Shannon Gordon ∙ David Gould ∙ Diana Gourley ∙ Janice Greenshields ∙ Sarah Gregory ∙ Alicia Grigaitis ∙ Adam Guirguis H Sina Hadipour ∙ Michael Haltrecht ∙ Jason Handelsman ∙ Rachel Handelsman ∙ Jonny Handler ∙ Lisa Harkot ∙ Gillian Harnick ∙ Jacqueline Harper ∙ Jeff Harris ∙ Kim Hart ∙ Gillian Hill ∙ Kayren Hill ∙ Catherine Hindson-Cox ∙ Anne Hogarth ∙ Bethany Holescheck ∙ Jimmy Holland ∙ Sue Holland ∙ Brendan Howarth ∙ Lauren Huggins ∙ Jennika Hunsinger ∙ Kyla Hunter J Joanna Jackson ∙ Dan Johnson ∙ Amy Johnston ∙ Erin Johnston ∙ Jennifer Johnston ∙ David Jones ∙ Sean Jones ∙ Stephanie Jones K Sarah Kanani ∙ Bonnie Karges ∙ Louie Katsis ∙ Ben Kaye ∙ Melissa Kaye ∙ Zoe Keefer ∙ Tracey Keighley-Clarke ∙ Daniela Keren ∙ Nada Khatib ∙ Melody Khodaverdian ∙ Renee Kieltyka ∙ Meg Kilvert ∙ Karen King ∙ Christoph Klaiber ∙ Joshua Klein ∙ Amber Knabl ∙ Kris Knorr ∙ Lindsay Knox ∙ Tanya Kololian ∙ Jeff Kopas ∙ Judy Kramer ∙ Gillian Kufsky ∙ Gillian Kuriyan L Genevieve La Cute ∙ Shazya Ladak ∙ Chris Laing ∙ Jonathan Laski ∙ Nikki Latta ∙ Brad Lawrence ∙ James Leckie ∙ Jenny Lee Shee ∙ Kaila LeMaitre ∙ Erin Leonard ∙ Caroline Leps ∙ Lee-Anne Leslie ∙ Karla Lhotsky ∙ Heather Libbey ∙ Kevin Limeback ∙ Justin Lintern ∙ Rishaal Lodhia ∙ Samuel Loeb M Francis Macapagal ∙ Oliver Macapagal ∙ Andrew Macdonald ∙ Charise MacDonald ∙ Rob Mackay ∙ Meaghan Madge ∙ Elizabeth MaGee ∙ Matthew Mahoney ∙ Hilary Mair ∙ Zim Maizlin ∙ Maria Makris ∙ Evan Malach ∙ Adrienne Maniezzo ∙ Christine Mann ∙ Bart Maracewicz ∙ Sondra Marcon ∙ Allan Mark ∙ Eric Mark ∙ Kelly Mark ∙ Justine Marks ∙ Jessica Marsh ∙ Anna-Maria Mastrogiacomo ∙ Ian Matthews ∙ Tammy Maxwell ∙ Hilary McCain ∙ Christine McDonald ∙ Matthew McDonald ∙ Anne McDougall ∙ Keith McEwen ∙ Jaime McGowan ∙ Bridget McIlveen ∙ Darryl McKenzie ∙ Nicole McKibbon ∙ Jacqueline Menagh ∙ Krystal

Menezes ∙ Diana Merino ∙ Selena Micic ∙ Kate Mihaljevic ∙ Kerry Millar ∙ Emma Miller ∙ Grant Minkhorst ∙ Andy Montague ∙ Craig Moore ∙ Elizabeth Morrow ∙ Ryan Muir ∙ Maeve Mungovan ∙ Sue Munro ∙ Frances Murray N Lisa Nethercott ∙ Philip Nicho ∙ Briar Nielsen ∙ Joce Noël O Eddy Okun ∙ David Opiola ∙ Drew Osborne ∙ Brittany Owens P Heidi Parfitt ∙ Carissa Parravani ∙ Mike Parravani ∙ Dave Passmore ∙ Jim Passmore ∙ Vanessa Pastoric ∙ Krupesh Patel ∙ Chelsea Paulo ∙ Michelle Pearlman ∙ Katie Pearson ∙ Tyler Pearson ∙ Lyndsey Pickering ∙ Michael Pignanelli ∙ Alex Piilonen ∙ Alana Podreciks ∙ Cynthia Poon ∙ Sally Poon ∙ Adam Potts ∙ Katharine Powell R Zoe Radden ∙ Golbahar Rafinejad ∙ Kathryn Ramnarine ∙

Melissa Rathier ∙ Jessica Rathwell ∙ Joseph Recupero ∙ Karen Reich ∙ Danielle Reinhardt ∙ Zahra Remtulla ∙ Alaina Robertson ∙ John Robertson ∙ Barb Robertson-Mann ∙ Michael Rosenberg ∙ Adam Ross ∙ Bev Rosser ∙ Mitchell Rozen ∙ Luc Rubinger ∙ Natalie Rubinger ∙ Ryan Rukavina ∙ Andrew Rytel S Tory Sageloly ∙ Katherine Sainsbury ∙ Kimberly Saltsman ∙ Jonathan Salvatore ∙ Paula Sanderson ∙ Claire Sargeant ∙ Jennifer Saundercook ∙ Jennifer Saunders ∙ Kim Saunders ∙ Claire Saxton ∙ Laura Scadding ∙ Stephanie Schreiber ∙ Lindsay Scott ∙ Poonam Sehmbi ∙ Bobbi Seigmiller ∙ Emily Sellan ∙ Nick Senst ∙ Kimberly Service ∙ Jenna Shamata ∙ Michael Sharp ∙ Alex Sherman ∙ Caitlin Shields ∙ Meghan Shields ∙ Alice Shipton ∙ Kerry Shopiro ∙ Kimberly Shopiro ∙ Jordan Silverman ∙ Laura Simmons ∙ Jagdamba Singh ∙ Katie Sisam ∙ Ryan Sless ∙ Alyssa Smith ∙ Carolyn Smith ∙ Jacqueline Smith ∙ Jessica Smith ∙ Carla Smyth ∙ Megan Snell ∙ Jeff Snowden ∙ Sara Son Hing ∙ Andrew Soren ∙ Tamara Spinatsch ∙ Alexis Stern ∙ Natasha Stern ∙ Danielle Stevens ∙ Erin Stevens ∙ Kally Suggitt ∙ Melissa Sukhoo T Lynsey Tait ∙ Catherine Talbot ∙ Ulana Tarapacky ∙ Yasmina Tehami ∙ Johnny Teolis ∙ Carly Thompson ∙ Jacqueline Thompson ∙ Lesley Thompson ∙ Michelle Thompson ∙ Benjamin Thorek ∙ Caitlin Tino ∙ Julie Trahan ∙ Matthew Tran ∙ Judy Tripp ∙ Taylor Tripp V Vladimir Vallecilla ∙ Shana Valo ∙ Sin Varatharajah ∙ Reggie Vasquez ∙ Russanthy Velummailum ∙ Kimberly Veneziale ∙ Emilia Verdoliva ∙ Joanna Verweel ∙ Sarah Vingoe ∙ Kyra Vitko ∙ Claire Vivier ∙ Kristen Vujacic W Natalie Waddell ∙ Ashley Warias ∙ Virginia Warner ∙ Caitlin Watson ∙ Emily Watson ∙ Tim Watson ∙ Katie Watts ∙ Darcy Wefers ∙ Gillian White ∙ Julia White ∙ Andrew Wicken ∙ Alexandra Wilbee ∙ Dave Wiley ∙ Kate Wiley ∙ Stephanie Wilkinson ∙ Cameron Williams ∙ Denise Williams ∙ Natalie Wilson ∙ Stephanie Wilson ∙ Jeremy Winkler ∙ Leah Winter ∙ Diana Withrow ∙ Renee Wong ∙ Claudia Woronko ∙ Adam Wyprysky X Lauren Xuereb Z Kathleen Zaccheo ∙ Erika Zammitti ∙ Evan Zehnal ∙ Jillian Zeppa ∙ Jennifer Zuccaro ∙ Rebecca Zur

“OOCH WAS A LIGHT ON A DARK JOURNEY FOR US.”CAMPER PARENT

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THANK YOU

Individual fundraisers & in celebration tributes

Listed below are individuals who raised funds or received donations in their name of $1,000 or more during the 2013 fiscal year (January 2013 – December 2013).

A Billy & Joelle Anderson ∙ Bernice Augusto ∙ Terry Axelrod B JP Beaudoin ∙ Spenser Bell ∙ Lindsay Bergeron ∙ Lesley Bloor ∙ Dave Britton ∙ David Brooks ∙ Laurel Brooks ∙ Alan Brown ∙ Tyler Burtch C Naz Cavallaro ∙ Archie Chase ∙ Ivano Ciciarelli ∙ Emi-Lee Commisso ∙ Ben Crocker D Trevor Dawes ∙ Lynn Digiacomo ∙ Kevin Dobbin E The Eby Family ∙ Kheir El-Dakkak ∙ Paul Emerson F John Faggiani ∙ Gary Fenske ∙ Rosa Forgione ∙ Pamela Forsyth G Michael Gary ∙ Lorraine Gibson-Alcock ∙ Gillian Grand ∙ Russell Gray H Judy Haladay ∙ Louise Hammond ∙ Jennifer & Daniel Heffernan ∙ Rob Hern ∙ Morgan Hicks ∙ Elizabeth Hill ∙ Jamie Holland ∙ Kate Holloway ∙ Ross Huggins K Lynn Keane ∙ Michele & Gary Kelly ∙ Jim Kinnie ∙ Peter & Lori Kofman ∙ David Kogan ∙ James & Lianne Krane ∙ Heidi Kreiner-Ley L Paul LaRose ∙ Patricia Leahy ∙ David Lecourt ∙ Debbie Lennie M Tim Mackay ∙ The MacKenzie Family ∙ Cheryl Ann Madeira ∙ Patti Matetich ∙ Rob Mathews ∙ Lorne McBride ∙ John & Gretta McConnell ∙ Rob McConnell ∙ Jennifer McCuaig ∙ Stuart McKinnon ∙ Roger & Sandra Meeks N Frank Nocera O David Opiola ∙ Adrian Osmir P Geoff Patchell ∙ Bob Peacock ∙ Deb Peacock ∙ Dan & Alexandra Petr ∙ Steve Petsinis ∙ Michael & Susy Picco ∙ The Pileggi Family ∙ Jason Prendergast ∙ Lloyd Proctor S Sergio Sain ∙ Robert Saliba ∙ Ezio Sbrizzi ∙ Jan Simmons ∙ William & Kay Sinclair ∙ Laura Skain ∙ The Skretkowski Family ∙ Warren Smith ∙ Anne Stevens ∙ John Stevens T The Thompson Family ∙ Josh Title ∙ Kirk Tobias ∙ Kris Tobias U Tim Usher-Jones & Jessica Shain V The Vigna Kids – Mya, Layla & Owen W Greg Wallace ∙ Marilyn & Bruce Wharram ∙ Amy Williams ∙ Trudy Wilson Y Verna Yu ∙ Mitchell Yurkiw Z Susan Zikman Wise & Steven Wise

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Thank you for your support! Listed below are donors who contributed $1,000 or more during the 2013 fiscal year (January 2013 – December 2013).

$10,000 – $24,999

Eric & Keddy Bushell ∙ Jennifer & Larry Clark ∙ The Estate of David John Darwent Harris ∙ Greg Mills ∙ Nigel Wright

$5,000 – $9,999

Lenny & Evelyn Binder ∙ Oliver & Shirin Bock ∙ Richard & Marilyn Coles ∙ Michelle Connolly & Carlo Odorico ∙ David Eby & Kim Plato ∙ Ori & Trish Goldman ∙ Joan & Andrew Hill ∙ Frank & Rosalia Magliocco ∙ Michael McCain ∙ Vincent Mercier & Kirsten Halpin ∙ Steven Turvey & Elizabeth Duncan ∙ Robert Wiseman & Virginia Roy

$1,000 – $4,999

A Richard Abboud ∙ Louis Alexopoulos ∙ Mike Alviano ∙ Maureen Armstrong ∙ Hugh Atkin ∙ Marly Atkins B Michael Back & Mia Brown ∙ Daniel Barclay ∙ Noah Barlow ∙ John Barnes ∙ Paul & Kathleen Beeston ∙ Murray & Ann Beynon ∙ Auguste Bolte ∙ Carla Brewer & Curtis Cusinato ∙ Teresa & Gordon Briggs ∙ Delores Buka-Huculak ∙ John David Burnes C Martin Caplan ∙ Ron Carlton ∙ Lincoln & Melissa Caylor ∙ Sue Cheek ∙ Gabrielle Chevalier ∙ Stephen Chisholm ∙ Aubrey Choi & Mable Chang ∙ Ruth Clark ∙ Christine Cole ∙ Michael Cummins D Pat Davidson ∙ Douglas Dawson ∙ Sandra Deike ∙ Leo & Sandra DelZotto ∙ George Dembroski ∙ Steve Dent ∙ Heather Dickenson ∙ Dianne Domelle ∙ Reg Driscoll E Jim Earle & Chris McDonald ∙ Richard & Beverley Eastwood ∙ N. Murray & Heather Edwards ∙ Rosemary J Egolf ∙ Bob Else F Dario Favot ∙ Christina Field ∙ Joe Froio G Peter Gilgan ∙ Jonathan Goodman ∙ Robert Goss ∙ Jennifer Grossklaus ∙ Doug Grundy ∙ Judy

Haladay & James Douglas H Brad & Louise Hammond ∙ Valerie & Brian Harris ∙ Liz Hathway ∙ David & Lenore Hawkey ∙ Maria & Bernhard Hollen ∙ David & Mariella Holmes ∙ Charles Hounsell ∙ Ernest Howard ∙ Randal Hughes & Nancy Main I Andrew & Stephanie Irvine ∙ Kenny Ives J Laurie Jennings K Mike & Carolyn Kellie ∙ Neville Kirchmann ∙ Bobby Kofman ∙ Stan Krawitz L John Langhorne & J. Gibson ∙ Carolyn & Don Langill ∙ Richard LaPrairie ∙ Karyn Lau ∙ Simon Lee ∙ Gary Lengyel ∙ Don & Susan Lowe ∙ Mark Lucas ∙ Paul & Meagan Lynch M Andrew MacDougall ∙ David Malkin ∙ Michael Matthews & Jane Crow ∙ Jens Mayer ∙ John & Gretta McConnell ∙ Don & Susan McCreesh ∙ Anne McDougall & Doug McGill ∙ Dale McFarland ∙ James A. McIntyre ∙ Anne McKenzie ∙ Michael McLaughlin ∙ Tony Medeiros ∙ Bradley & Jacqueline Meiers ∙ Brian Mosko N George Nightingale P Greg & Laurie Patchell ∙ Vincent & Rosa Pileggi ∙ Kathryn Podrebarac ∙ David Poole R Michael & Amy Raven ∙ Sapna Rawal & Nicolas Mayer ∙ Aaron Regent ∙ Hugh & Janice Rennie ∙ Lou Rocca ∙ Marsha Rogers ∙ Mary & Michael Rolland ∙ Tony Rutten S Erik & Sophie Saeys ∙ Peggy Sarjeant ∙ Kris Sarkissian ∙ Jamie Scarlett & Vanessa Yeung ∙ Tony Shamata ∙ John Shannon ∙ Mary Anne Shaw ∙ Jeffrey Silver ∙ William & Kay Sinclair ∙ Eric & Ingrid Sinclair ∙ Stephen Smith T Nima Taghavi ∙ Linda Turvey U Tim Usher-Jones & Jessica Shain V Andrea Venneri Heayn W Mark Wellings ∙ Marilyn & Bruce Wharram ∙ Ian, Lynda, Katie & Emma Wookey ∙ Ed Wyzykowski Y William & F. Joyce Young

File Bank ∙ Leader Financial Group ∙ Rexall Foundation ∙ Rotary Club of Palgrave ∙ The Nielsen Company ∙ Heather Adam ∙ Sheila Allen ∙ Ben Anderson ∙ Emily Armstrong ∙ Dianne Boehm ∙ Asha Bora ∙ Cait Brenchley ∙ Andrea Bunker ∙ Bruce Butler ∙ Emma Butler ∙ Jeremy Chan ∙ Rosie Coelho ∙ Louise Colley ∙ John Cook ∙ Pat Davidson ∙ Mark Edmonds ∙ Arash Ejtemaee ∙ Carly Ely ∙ Melanie Evans ∙ Drew Gulyas ∙ Cheryl Hammond ∙ Louise Hammond ∙ Jeff Harris ∙ Cathy Hitchcock ∙ Doug Hitchcock ∙ Jimmy Holland ∙ George James ∙ Heather Jones ∙ Bob Kozak ∙ Rosemary Kozak ∙ Warren Lang ∙ Lia MacLeod ∙ Stephen Malesovich ∙ Dale McIntosh ∙ Dianne McLean ∙ Sarah Mediouni ∙ Anna Miller ∙ Rachael Mirvish ∙ Andy Montague ∙ Tracy Morley ∙ Juda Nalevka ∙ Jen Palacios ∙ Chaitram Ramnarine ∙ Mathew Ramnarine ∙ Hugh Rennie ∙ Bev Rosser ∙ Maureen Shaughnessy Kitts ∙ Mike Sitter ∙ Hilary Smith ∙ Sara Taylor ∙ Judy Tripp ∙ Sheryl Yip ∙ Noah Wolfe ∙ Jessica Zufferli

DEVELOPMENT AND WORK CAMP

VOLUNTEERS

“THE GROUP OF KIDS THAT COME TO CAMP OOCH SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. CAMP NEVER REALLY ENDS.”

ALEX ROBERTSON

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SPORTING LIFE 10K

SPORTING LIFE 10K FUNDRAISING TEAMS

SPORTING LIFE 10K INDIVIDUAL FUNDRAISERS

3girls1cause ∙ 8B-BMT! A accenture ∙ Altus Group ∙ Alvarez and Marsal ∙ Archaeological Services Inc. ∙ Assterisk Kickers ∙ AuRico Gold B Barrick Gold Corporation ∙ BBDO/Proximity ∙ BCE23 ∙ BDO Mississauga ∙ Bennett Jones ∙ Benson Percival Brown ∙ Bentall Kennedy ∙ Black Sutherland LLP ∙ Blakes ∙ Blue Willow Wildcats ∙ BMO Capital Markets C Cambridge Crew ∙ Camp Robin Hood ∙ Cassels Brock ∙ CBRE Limited ∙ Centerra Gold ∙ Chaitons ∙ Circle of Hope ∙ Collective Point of Sale Solutions ∙ Colliers ∙ Counterpoint ∙ Crestwood ∙ Crowe Soberman LLP D Danforth Children’s Dentistry ∙ Danforth Community Fitness ∙ Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP ∙ The Del Vistas ∙ Dhuga Dental Centre ∙ Dinosaur Wins! ∙ Downtown Orthodontics ∙ DraftFCB ∙ DundeeWealth E Ernst & Young F Fasken Martineau ∙ Foresters G GABrown ∙ George Weston Limited ∙ GHD ∙ Giddy Goats ∙ Glam Zone ∙ GMP Securities ∙ Goldcorp Inc. ∙ Goodmans ∙ Gowlings ∙ Grant Thornton LLP ∙ Griffith Labs H Hatch ∙ Heart and Sole for Nolan ∙ Heenan Blaikie ∙ Hennes ∙ HJS ∙ The Hot Chicks are running for Brave Little Jordon ∙ HudBay Minerals I in-sync and friends ∙ It’s All Downhill J Jack’s Pack ∙ Jennikas Dream Team ∙ Jerry’s Angels ∙ Johnstone Periodontics ∙ JUSTICE LEAGUE K kbs+p toronto ∙ Kinross Gold ∙ KPMG – TMT L Lakefield College School ∙ LEA Consulting Inc. ∙ Lenczners Slaght LLP ∙ Lerners M MacLaren McCann ∙ Make Dreams Happen ∙ Matt, Rommi & Dan Page Connection ∙ McCarthy Tetrault ∙ McKinsey & Company ∙ McMillan ∙ Minden Gross ∙ Moira & Max ∙ Monitor Deloitte ∙ MoRoCo Chocolat ∙ MVM Runners 2013 N NikeFinTrackers ∙ NKPR ∙ Nolan’s Dream Chasers ∙ Norton Rose Canada ∙ Nothing Drops O Onondaga Camp ∙ OOCH 464 Second Floor ∙ Ooch Costume Vote ∙ Ooch Volunteers ∙ Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP ∙

Oxford Properties P PIMCO ∙ Planning Team ∙ Pura Vida ∙ PwC R RBC ∙ RFC ∙ Rosedale Day School ∙ Royal Nickel ∙ Run for Slim ∙ RX10000 S Scotiabank ∙ Segal LLP ∙ Slo Mo for Robin & Em ∙ Softchoice ∙ Sony Computer Entertainment ∙ Sotos LLP ∙ Steel Magnolias ∙ Straticom Speedsters ∙ Sun Life Financial T TD Commercial Banking – CNA ∙ TD Securities ∙ Team Brave ∙ Team Bryan ∙ Team Jacob ∙ Team Jennifer ∙ Team Kiehl’s ∙ Team Lucas ∙ Team Markham ∙ Team Megan ∙ TEAM STRANO ∙ Team Tamara ∙ Team Wood ∙ Team Wookey ∙ TeamTina ∙ Telus ∙ TMIG ∙ Torkin Manes LLP ∙ Toromont CAT ∙ Torys U U of T School of Continuing Studies ∙ Ubisoft Toronto ∙ Uken Games W Warner Bros. ∙ Wildeboer Dellelce LLP X Xstrata Y You & Me 73

A Michele Adam ∙ Stephanie Agelopoulos ∙ Gurdeep Ahluwalia ∙ Yianni Alexopoulos ∙ Maxwell Altman ∙ Heather Anderson ∙ Joelle C. Anderson ∙ Leigh Anderson ∙ Brandy Andrews ∙ Susan Angelidis ∙ Maria Virginia Anzola ∙ Mica Arlette ∙ Laura Ashley ∙ Colin Asselstine ∙ Nori Ayer B Judy Bagshaw ∙ Scott Bainbridge ∙ Lauren Baker ∙ Antonia Barbaric ∙ Nicole Barbosa ∙ Kristy-Anne Bélanger ∙ Kathy Bell ∙ Bobbie Bentley ∙ Michael Bergmann ∙ Shalla Bhakoo ∙ Sara Bianchini ∙ Cindy Bianco ∙ Jully and Chantelle Black ∙ Nicole Blain ∙ Chiara Bradstreet ∙ Olga Brilant ∙ Mia Brown ∙ Tom Browne ∙ Reid Buchanan ∙ Brenda Burton ∙ Douglas Butcher C Laura and Bill Carrigan ∙ Paulette Casey ∙ Brian Chan ∙ Denise Chang ∙ Julia Chang ∙ Kathy Cherian ∙ Katherine Chewchuk ∙ Ling Chhor ∙ Geoffrey Chisholm ∙ Aubrey Choi ∙ Alex Cobb ∙ Joanne Collins ∙ Jacqueline Cooper ∙ Brandon Couldrey ∙ Beth Coulson ∙ Wendy Craft ∙ Jasmine Cuff ∙ Hayley Cunneyworth ∙ Amanda Cutler D Melanie D’Alessandro ∙ Alyssa Dais ∙ Julie Daniluk ∙ Kathleen Davies ∙ Trevor Delaire ∙ Jessica Delorme ∙ Pete Dilworth ∙ Dominique Dionne ∙ Mike Doris ∙ Sepanta Dorri ∙ Dennis Duke ∙ Heidi Dunn E Melanie E. Evans ∙ Peter Evans ∙ Matt Eves F Mary Jo Fader ∙ Benji Feldman ∙ Noreen Flanagan ∙ Katherine Flemming ∙ Penny Forbes ∙ Laurence Fourchet ∙ Peter Friis ∙ Gerald Fuhrer G Sam Gagliardi ∙ Venka Galic ∙ Raquel Gaspar ∙ Jared Goldberg ∙ Hayley Goldsand ∙ Ian Grundy ∙ Robbie Gunn H Shana Haberman ∙ Amanda Hathway ∙ Erin Hathway ∙ Jen Heakes ∙ Murray Henderson ∙ Natalie Hodgins ∙ Moira Holmes ∙ Lauren Hounsell ∙ Heidi Hughes ∙ Jennika Hunsinger ∙ Wendy Hurst I Laura Iannacci J Emily Jarrett ∙ Jennifer Johnston ∙ Andrea Johnstone ∙ David A. Jones ∙ Ksenija Jurcic ∙ Mario Jurcic K Ilana Kaczmarek ∙ Melody Khodaverdian ∙ Mona Khorasani ∙ Sarah Kohman ∙ Henry Korenblum ∙ Angela Koszuta ∙ Emma Krause ∙ Gillian L. Kuriyan ∙ Dennis Kwong L Ken Labine ∙ Karyn Lau ∙ Caitlin Lee ∙ Sandra Lennon ∙ Chloe Leonard ∙ Bethany Lerman ∙ Catherine Liwanpo ∙ Meagan Lynch ∙ Paul Lynch

M Charise MacDonald ∙ Nancy Macdonald ∙ James MacIntosh ∙ Ivana MacIsaac ∙ Tony Marcello ∙ Allan W. Mark ∙ Susan Marlow ∙ Rob Marsh ∙ Lyranda Martin Evans ∙ Meghan Massad ∙ Wiley Matteo ∙ Ian Matthews ∙ Susan McCreesh ∙ Barbara McDonald ∙ Anne McDougall ∙ Scott McGillivray ∙ Bridget McIlveen ∙ John McKeown ∙ Betty Ann McPherson ∙ Trent Mell ∙ Patrick Merrin ∙ Amanda Millward ∙ Kyle Moffatt ∙ Ashley Monaghan ∙ Jennifer Morin ∙ Anne Murray N Tracy Nguyen O Matthew O’Neil ∙ Mairi Omand ∙ Kathy Orlando ∙ Beverley Osburne ∙ Brittany Owens P Anna Pal ∙ Jeffrey Parr ∙ Sophia Pasalis ∙ Sarah Peacock ∙ Zachary Pearse ∙ Jessica Philip ∙ Vincent Pileggi ∙ Steve Pimentel ∙ Lee-Anne Pires ∙ Alison Polan ∙ Sarah Polan ∙ Andrew Posluns ∙ Breanna Pugh R Karry-Lee Racki ∙ Debi Raine ∙ Patricia Rakic ∙ Karen Reid ∙ Chris Riddell ∙ James Ritchie ∙ Barb Robertson-Mann ∙ Jeff Rogers ∙ David Ross ∙ Bev Rosser ∙ Sean Rottman ∙ Christopher Rouleau S Heather and Jason Saltzman ∙ Danielle Sanders ∙ Claire Sargeant ∙ Mitchell Sarjeant ∙ James Scarlett ∙ Jonathan Scarlett ∙ Michael Scarlett ∙ Andrew Shaw ∙ Tyler Shaw ∙ Alanna Silver ∙ Brian Slomka ∙ Robyn Small ∙ Daniel Sorger ∙ Erica Spencer ∙ Katie St. Louis ∙ Ana Stephenson ∙ Danielle Stevens ∙ Victor Strano ∙ Tina Svistunenko ∙ Lloyd Switzer ∙ Marlene Sykes T Lynsey Tait ∙ Catherine Tam ∙ Deborah Tanaka ∙ Romy Terkel ∙ Farzana Thawer ∙ Donna Toth ∙ Sidney Troister ∙ Ozen Turkekul ∙ Keith Turpin ∙ Steve Turvey U Jason Ungeran V Panda V. Vallecilla ∙ Dale Varney W Laurie Wasser ∙ Darcy L. Wefers ∙ Chinyere Welsh ∙ Brent Weyers ∙ Tara Williams ∙ Diana Withrow ∙ Steve Wolfe ∙ Jimmy Wong ∙ Paul Wong ∙ Andrew Wood ∙ Emma Wookey ∙ Jesse Wright ∙ Leslie Wright ∙ Peter Wright ∙ Gary, Valeria and Emily Wuschnakowski Y Walter Yim Z Julia Zucker

“CAMP IS AVA'S FAVOURITE THING IN THE WORLD. NOTHING MAKES HER HAPPIER AND MORE EXCITED THAN HEARING SHE IS GOING

TO SUMMER CAMP AT OOCH, A WAC OR EVEN A ONE-DAY EVENT.” CAMPER PARENT

Thank you for making the 2013 Sporting Life 10k a success, raising over $2 million for Camp Ooch! Listed below are the 2013 Sporting Life 10k fundraisers who raised $1,000 or more.

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THANK YOU

Corporations, foundations & Associations

donationS in kind

Listed below are donors who contributed $1,000 or more during the 2013 fiscal year (January 2013 – December 2013).

$250,000 – $499,999

Coast to Coast Against Cancer Foundation ∙ Sporting Life Inc.

$100,000 – $249,999

BMO Financial Group ∙ Prime Restaurant Inc. ∙ Sony Computer Entertainment Canada ∙ Westwell Inc.

$50,000 – $99,999

Jays Care Foundation, Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club ∙ KRG Children’s Charitable Foundation ∙ Rexall Foundation

$25,000 – $49,999

The Bedolfe Foundation ∙ The Grocery Foundation ∙ Nike Canada Corp. ∙ Sprott Asset Management LP

$10,000 – $24,999

D Donner Canadian Foundation H HudBay Minerals Inc. K Kiehl’s Since 1851 ∙ Kinross Gold Corporation L The Lawrason Foundation ∙ The Leonard and Gabryela Osin Foundation M Manulife Financial ∙ The Mary & Gordon Christopher Foundation ∙ Michael Albert Garron Foundation O Odyssey Reinsurance Company R RBC Foundation S Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada T TD Securities Underwriting Hope Fund W The W. Garfield Weston Foundation X Xstrata Nickel

$5,000 – $9,999

A Aqueduct Foundation ∙ Arrell Family Foundation ∙ AuRico Gold Inc. B The Ben and Hilda Katz Charitable Foundation ∙ Blair Franklin Asset Management Inc. ∙ Brian and Susan Thomas Foundation C Centerra Gold · The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario D David William Moore Enterprizes Incorporated

E Enterprise Holdings Foundation G The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation ∙ The Great-West Life Assurance Company H The Hylcan Foundation J John Brooks Company Ltd. L Lubricon Industries Canada Limited N The Norman and Margaret Jewison Charitable Foundation T Target Park Group Inc. ∙ The Toronto Star Fresh Air Fund ∙ Travelers Insurance Company of Canada

$1,000 – $4,999

A Accenture Inc. ∙ Alice and Murray Maitland Foundation ∙ Altus Group Ltd ∙ The Andy and Beth Burgess Family Foundation ∙ The Aubrey and Marsha Baillie Family Fund ∙ Aurora Montessori School B Baeumler Family Foundation ∙ Barrick Gold Corporation ∙ BASF Canada Inc. ∙ Bayer Inc ∙ Belor Construction Ltd ∙ Benson Percival Brown LLP ∙ The BLG Foundation ∙ Bousfields Inc. ∙ Bruce W. Etherington Agencies Inc. C C.J. Graphics Inc. ∙ Cate and Levi ∙ Cecconi Simone Inc ∙ CH2M Hill ∙ Clif Bar & Company ∙ The Clorox Company Foundation ∙ Cobourg Lakeshore Lions Club ∙ Colossus Minerals Inc. ∙ Complete Packaging Systems Inc. ∙ Computershare ∙ Corporate Wakefield Canada Inc. ∙ Crazy Canuck Events Corp. ∙ Creaghan McConnell Group Ltd. ∙ Credit Suisse ∙ Crystal Fountains D Dael Thermal Group ∙ The De Boer Foundation ∙ Design Lab Inc. ∙ Diageo Canada Inc. ∙ Dillon Consulting ∙ DM Weller Consultant ∙ Durham Instruments Inc. E E. W. Polci Insurance Agency Ltd. ∙ Elmica Holdings ULC ∙ The Empire Life Insurance Company ∙ Evoy Production Control Limited F Ferraro – Division of Mar – Guil Holdings Inc. ∙ FileBank Record Centre Ltd ∙ Forum Equity Partners G George Weston Limited ∙ Gibson’s Cleaners Co. Limited ∙ Gillam Group ∙ Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP ∙ Greenwin Inc. H High Reach Inc. ∙ Hollister Family Fund ∙ The Howard and Carle Tanenbaum Family Charitable Foundation ∙ Hughes Amys LLP ∙ The Hunt Family Charitable Foundation I Invesco Canada Ltd. ∙ Izusa Investments Inc. J J & L Rogers Family Charitable Foundation ∙ J.E.

Panneton Family Foundation ∙ Jaytex of Canada Ltd. ∙ John Bruce Robinson Construction Limited ∙ John Street Inc. L Labatt Breweries of Canada ∙ The Larkins Family Foundation ∙ Legacy Private Trust ∙ Lerners LLP ∙ Lexus On the Park ∙ Lions Club of Mount Albert & District ∙ LIUNA Ontario Provincial District Council ∙ London Life Insurance Company ∙ Lubricon Industries M M Partners Inc. ∙ Manufacturing & Technology Centre ∙ Maple Drywall Inc. ∙ Mar A Painting & General Contracting Ltd. ∙ The Marjorie and Joseph Wright Memorial Foundation ∙ Mazda Canada Inc. ∙ MCW Consultants Ltd. ∙ Medcan Clinic ∙ Millcroft Financial Group Ltd. ∙ Mitchell International Information Services, Inc. ∙ MLSE Team Up Foundation ∙ Moatfield Foundation ∙ Molson Coors Canada ∙ Monteith Building Group Ltd. ∙ Moosehead Breweries Ltd. ∙ MoRoCo Chocolat ∙ Mortgage Alliance Performance Group ∙ Mount Albert Lumber and Building Supplies Inc. N NCRS Ontario Chapter ∙ Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation ∙ New York Fries Kids Fund at The Toronto Community Foundation ∙ North American Produce Buyers Ltd. O O’Neil Electric Supply ∙ Ogilvy & Ogilvy (Ontario) Inc. ∙ Ontario Power Generation Inc. ∙ Oxford Properties P Pelican Woodcliff Inc. ∙ Pioneer Energy Foundation at Hamilton Community Foundation ∙ Primary Energy Recycling Corporation ∙ Proteus Performance Management Inc. ∙ PSP Sports R R. Galati Contracting Ltd. ∙ Ralph & Maureen Phillips Family Foundation ∙ Raymond James Canada Foundation ∙ Regupol America, LLC ∙ Robert L Conconi Foundation ∙ Rosedale Day School ∙ Rotary Club of Palgrave ∙ Roy Foss Motors ∙ RPIA S The Salden Foundation ∙ Saputo Dairy Products ∙ Scotiabank ∙ Serad Holdings Limited ∙ Sierra Building Group ∙ Siga International ∙ SmartPrint Inc. ∙ Splash Modelling Marketing ∙ St. Joseph’s College School ∙ Sun Life Financial T TACC Construction Ltd. ∙ Temerty Family Foundation ∙ Tony and Caley Taylor Family Fund ∙ Toromont Industries Ltd. ∙ Toronto Central Dental Society ∙ Trailers Canada ∙ Trimark Sportswear Group W Warner Bros. Entertainment Canada Inc. ∙ Winberg Foundation

Listed below are donors who contributed in-kind goods or services valued at $1,000 or more during the 2013 fiscal year (January 2013 – December 2013).

A à la Carte Kitchen Inc. ∙ Algonquin Electrical Services ∙ Archaeological Services Inc. ∙ JP Arencibia B Barrie Days Inn ∙ Bayview Chevrolet Pontiac Buick GMC ∙ Bonne Bouche ∙ Michael Bradley ∙ Mike Brown ∙ Brown-Forman Canada C Cate and Levi ∙ Cavalcade Ford Lincoln Sales Ltd. ∙ Challenges Unlimited Inc. ∙ Coca-Cola Ltd. ∙ Coleman Canada ∙ Cottage Life Media Inc. ∙ Craft Toronto D David William Moore Enterprizes Incorporated E Peter Evans F Jane Ferguson ∙ Filebank ∙ Frito Lay Canada G Green For Life ∙ The Hospital for Sick Children I ICON Digital Productions Inc. K Nazem Kadri ∙ Christine Kemper ∙ Kenaidan Contracting Ltd. ∙ Phil Kessel ∙ Kiehl’s Since 1851 L LifeLabs, Headquarters M MacLaren McCann Canada Inc. ∙ Mark Anthony Brands Ltd. ∙ Mazda Canada Inc. ∙ McCain Foods (Canada) ∙ Andy Montague ∙ Moosehead Breweries Ltd. ∙ Muskoka Chrysler Sales ∙ Muskoka Lakes Marine Inc. ∙ Muskoka Woods N Neal Brothers Foods Inc. ∙ NewRoads Chevrolet ∙ Nobis Inc. O OPEN a Constellation Brand ∙ Colton Orr P Tim Peters ∙ Pride Pak Canada Ltd. R RR Donnelley S shomi! ∙ Sirius XM Canada Inc. ∙ Sole Power Productions ∙ Sony Computer Entertainment Canada T TalentEgg ∙ Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club – Jays Care Foundation ∙ Toronto Police Service Marine Unit ∙ trevor//peter communications ∙ Trimark Sportswear Group ∙ The Tyler Ellis Band V Volkswagen Group Canada Inc. W West Parry Sound Health Centre ∙ Nigel Wright

“OOCH = FUN”CAMPER

Because of the generous support of our donors and volunteers, Camp Ooch continues to provide magical programs at our Residential Camp in Muskoka, at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), at three other

regional cancer centres across Southern Ontario and at Ooch Downtown, our urban recreational facility in the heart of Toronto. Cancer changes a child’s life. So does Camp.

IN MEMORiam TRIBUTES

Donations of $1,000 or more have been made in

celebration of the life of the following individuals:

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

Listed below are the amazing Community Fundraising Events that raised funds of $1,000 or more during the 2013 fiscal year (January 1, 2013 – December 31, 2013).

OVER $1 MILLION

Sporting Life 10k

$250,000 - $499,999

Tour For Kids

$100,000 – $249,999

Annual Charity BBQ at the Queen’s Quay LCBO ∙ Prime Restaurant Golf Tournament

$50,000 – $99,999

4th Annual PlayStation Charity Golf Tournament ∙ McConnell Classic Golf Tournament ∙ Muskoka Rocks Road Race

$25,000 – $49,999

Canadian Insurance Claims Managers’ Association Golf Tournament ∙ Coleman Canada Hike-a-thon ∙ Corvettes for Kids Road Tour ∙ Erace Cancer Cycling Team ∙ KRG Children’s Charitable Foundation – Jump for Ooch ∙ Ride For Karen

$10,000 – $24,999

A Atlas Canada’s 50th Anniversary Celebration Convention B Brad Stevens Memorial Golf Tournament C Clarkson Secondary School Cancer Drive I In Memory of Robb Thompson Fundraiser R Ready Mixed Concrete Association of Ontario AGM & Convention T TeraMach Chipping in for Charity Golf Tournament ∙ Travelers Insurance Company of Canada Fundraiser Y The York School

$5,000 – $9,999

B Brownridge School Move-a-thon ∙ Bugsy & Ken Charity Golf Tournament C Construction Credit Group Golf Tournament H The Honourable Order of the Blue Goose – Golf Tournament K Katie’s Birthday Fundraiser M MLSE/Humber Business School Partnership and Sales Simulation ∙ Mooks Fishing Derby ∙ Mud Hero N Nike’s Defeat Winter Event ∙ Norwood Curl for Kids - In Memory

of Tammy Wharram V Village Pizza Golf Tournament Y York Regional Police Association Golf Tournament

$1,000 – $4,999

A Annual Guelph Charity Fashion Show ∙ Anthony Pileggi 2nd Annual Memorial Hockey Game B Battle of the Badges Charity Hockey Game: Oro-Medonte Fire Fighters vs. County of Simcoe Paramedic Services ∙ Bill Muir Memorial Golf Tournament – Oakland Greens Golf Club B BSäR Auction C Canadian Italian Golf Association Tournament ∙ Court Services 23rd Annual Baseball Tournament – Toronto Police Service ∙ Credit Suisse Fundraising Campaign ∙ Crescent School Grub Day D Diamond Dogs Concert E Eagle Plains Public School Dance-a-thon & Dress Down Days ∙ Ernst & Young Fundraiser F Fall Colours Classic G George Weston Limited – Weston Cares H Haddan Eby Endowment Fund Trunk Show J John Cabot Catholic Secondary School K Keep on Swimming 5K Walk/Run ∙ Kingsway College School Walk-a-thon L Lemons Aide – Blythe, Bryn, Elyse & Emily M Mackenzie Glen Public School Relay Race ∙ Magnus Pen Extreme BBQ ∙ Marmora Curl for Kids ∙ Marmora KOA Annual Labour Day Auction ∙ Muskoka Lakes Marine Community BBQ ∙ Muskoka Paramedic Association Softball Tournament N Nike FuelBand All Employee Meeting ∙ Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School Dress Down Days P Peterborough County Cattlemen s Association Annual BBQ S Salit Steel Employee Fundraising ∙ The Skretkowski  Family Penny Drive T TD Waterhouse Client Golf Tournament V The Vigna Kids Skate – Mya, Layla & Owen W Wasaga Beach Garage Sale ∙ West Ferris Secondary School “Trojan Parade for Cancer” ∙ Wheels Logistics Employee BBQ

Anthony PileggiCourtney EakettCraig MontrossDrew RobinsonIris L. WinterIsobel SlanJackson White

Katherine J. BeethamMatthew McFarlanePeter TurveyRobert CappadociaTamara BernsteinZoe Slayer

“THE ARTS AND CRAFT ACTIVITIES WERE A WAY FOR LILY TO WORK THROUGH WHAT WAS HAPPENING TO HER DURING TREATMENT AND AN ESCAPE FROM THE PROCEDURES THAT WERE COMING.”

CAMPER PARENT

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