O U R V I S I O NOur community is measurably better because of the work of United Way/Centraide Ottawa and others.
O U R M I S S I O NTo bring people and resources together to build a strong, healthy, safe community for all.
O U R P R O M I S ETo invest resources where they’re needed the most, and where they’ll have the greatest impact.
Building community… changing lives.
In 2006, United Way/Centraide Ottawa made a record community investment to support 177 projects, programs and partnerships, in 98 different community organizations.
In the 2006 campaign, United Way/Centraide raised a record $28.2 million.
A “New Space” — 2006 signalled significant change for United Way/Centraide Ottawa – change that moved us into a new space, in more ways than one. We launched the year with a move to a new physical space at 363 Coventry Road. More significantly, with the hard work and support of donors, volunteers, partners and staff, 2006 also marked a number of achievements that represent the new space United Way/Centraide occupies as a community building organization.
Our new headquarters offer a more central, accessible location and provide much-needed meeting space that has benefited United Way/Centraide and the community we serve. Our space is available for community groups and agencies that need meeting facilities. When our six new Impact Councils made up of close to 100 community volunteers launched into action early in the year, we had the space we needed for many meetings and consultations. And we are now expanding our role as a convenor and host of community groups and organizations choosing to work with us and others to ensure coordination of service and program delivery and to affect social change. Our vision for our new home as a true community space has become a reality.
We also moved closer to achieving our larger vision — that our community will be measurably better as a result of the work of United Way/Centraide and others. With the deep and specialized knowledge of our Impact Council members, we developed impact plans that focus investments strategically in six impact areas. This was in addition to the work carried out by the dedicated volunteers who serve on the Board of Directors, the Campaign Cabinet, the Community Services Cabinet
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD
“Our v i s i on o f ou r new home a s a t rue commun i t y space has become a r ea l i t y . La s t yea r ’ s move gave u s room to g row — to ex tend ou r r each , to inv i t e o the r s to cont r i bu te , and to sha re ou r space . ” M i chae l A l l en , Ma rk Su t c l i f f e
and on our numerous advisory and special initiative committees. Equally important, in consultation with community agencies and others, we began work on new tools that will improve the way we measure the impact of the investment of our donors — tools that agencies will put to use in the coming year. The leadership that these groups bring to the work of United Way/Centraide is the foundation of our ability to “build a strong, healthy, safe community for all”.
United Way/Centraide’s mission requires a broad view of the community as well as the capacity to engage people in many different ways. Under the inspired and inclusive leadership of our community campaign chair, Police Chief Vince Bevan, people responded strongly to the theme “Everyday Heroes,” which underscored that a city isn’t great unless it’s great for everyone. Donors contributed a record $28.2 million — $2.3 million more than in 2005! The participation of donors and volunteers increased in other meaningful ways in 2006, and this growing level of engagement is a strong sign that we can continue to make a difference in this community in the years to come.
Last year’s move gave us room to grow — to extend our reach, to invite others to contribute, to share our space and become part of what we do. As always, moving forward we will be sure to stay close to the changes and developments taking place around us, allowing us to remain responsive to our community as issues arise and priorities shift. More and more often we are asked to play a role in key community initiatives — analyzing need, setting agendas, developing resources and bringing people and organizations together.
Whatever the issue, if it is relevant to the realization of our vision, mission and promise — if it is about building community and changing lives — we will make the space to pull up a chair and get involved.
As donors, volunteers, agencies and partners, you share with us the special space that United Way/Centraide Ottawa occupies, not just at 363 Coventry Road, but throughout the community: in neighbourhoods, at discussion tables, in everyday lives. Thank you for continuing to contribute to our shared vision of a better community.
Mark Sutcliffe Chair, Board of Directors
Michael Allen President/CEO
Mark Sutcliffe* Chair Ottawa Citizen
Janet Yale* Past Chair Executive Vice-President Corporate Affairs TELUS Communications Inc.
Dennis Jackson* First Vice Chair District Vice-President, Scotiabank
Vince Bevan* Campaign Chair Chief of Police, Ottawa Police Service
Mary Ann Turnbull* Treasurer Director, Turnbull School
Catherine Lane* Community Services Cabinet Chair Community Volunteer
Jocelyne St. Jean* Director General, Program Operations Intergovernmental Operations Infrastructure Canada
Mohamed Dalmar Abdurahman Acting Manager, Settlement Services Catholic Immigration Centre
Marion Balla President, Adlerian Counselling & Consulting Group
Thomas C. Barber Partner, Burke~Robertson LLP
Chantal Bernier Assistant Deputy Minister Community Safety & Partnerships Branch, Public Safety Canada
Rabbi Reuven Bulka Congregation, Machzikei Hadas
Dave Calvert Child Protection Worker Children’s Aid Society
Lynne Clark Marketing Development Manager Ottawa Citizen
Tracey Clark Managing Director, Bridgehead
Dr. Karim Damji Associate Professor of Glaucoma and Ophthalmology Residency Program Director, University of Ottawa Eye Institute
Rick Gibbons Publisher & CEO, The Ottawa Sun
Robert Gillett President & CEO, Algonquin College
Eric Girard Chair, Audit committee Senior Manager, Deloitte.
Karen Green A/Senior General Counsel & Executive Director, Federal Centre for Workplace Conflict Management Department of Justice Canada
Scott Hannant News Director, CTV News, Ottawa
Chris Hughes General Manager Vangent Canada Limited, formerly Pearson Canada Solutions Limited
Gloria Kelly Communications Office Canadian Forces Health Services Group National Defence
Kent Kirkpatrick City Manager, City of Ottawa
The Very Reverend Shane Parker Dean of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa
Meena Roberts Management Consultant
Gary Seveny Former President & CEO Alterna Savings, Alterna Bank
Deborah Weinstein Founding Partner LaBarge Weinstein, LLP
Wayne Wouters Secretary of the Treasury Board Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Michael Allen* Secretary to the Board President & CEO United Way/Centraide Ottawa
* Executive Committee Member
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Th i s RCMP vo luntee r t eam ro l l ed up the i r s l eeves to g i ve a f r e sh coa t o f pa in t to O t tawa Communi ty Hous ing a s pa r t o f Day o f Ca r ing 2006 . “ Fo r u s , i t ’ s a chance to make a d i f f e r ence in ou r commun i t y , ” s ay s Bogena C rocke t t , RCMP team l eade r . “ Th i s g roup o f commun i t y house s i s spec i a l to u s because i t ’ s l o ca ted in the ne ighbou rhood whe re we wo rk . ”
218 positions filled by senior volunteers who carried out vital work as dedicated members of the Board of Directors, the Campaign Cabinet, the Community Services Cabinet and numerous other advisory and special initiative committees.
88 Impact Council volunteers with specialized knowledge served on our six councils, connecting and consulting with the community, developing plans for community solutions and guiding investment decisions.
48 loaned representatives were loaned to United Way/Centraide by their employers in order to support the workplace campaigns.
151 Speakers’ Bureau volunteers (agency speakers) shared their stories at 281 workplace campaign events.
876 donors and volunteers participated in Seeing is Believing tours to see how their gifts change lives.
50 community volunteers received surprise Community Builder Awards for their contribution to building community and changing lives.
500 Community Builders are now recognized on the United Way/Centraide Wall of Inspiration at Ottawa City Hall.
1200 Day of Caring volunteers lent a helping hand to agencies at this annual event sponsored by Minto Developments Inc. and organized by United Way/Centraide, Volunteer Ottawa, the City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Community Housing Corporation.
18 youth gave their energy and enthusiasm as Youth Action Panel members, helping invest a total of $56,726 in 31 for-youth-by-youth projects, running events and encouraging others to get involved and make a difference.
1678 Grade 4 and 5 students participated in Caring for Others workshops, organized by United Way/Centraide for children to learn about the meaning of community and volunteering.
PEOPLE...United Way/Centraide Ottawa is Fuelled by Community Engagement
Each year we mobilize more than 14,000 volunteers. The engagement of these volunteers is essential to our success on many fronts. It allows us to keep our campaign costs among the lowest in North America — about 15 percent; it allows us to leverage additional resources such as “loaned representatives” and donations of gifts in-kind; we benefit from the knowledge and skills of senior volunteers who provide governance, financial and strategic counsel and oversight; and hundreds of agency speakers and those whose lives have been changed generously share their personal stories every year.
Here are a few of the many examples of our community’s engagement during 2006.
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“ I t ’ s obv ious the who le commun i t y wanted to make th i s goa l ” s a id campa ign cha i r Ch i e f V ince Bevan , when comment ing on the 2006 p recedent - se t t ing ach ievement .*
* Total achievement at year-end of $28.2 million includes additional funds raised and collected after the campaign achievement announcement of $27.2 million on November 28, 2006.
RESOURCES...
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$28.2 million 2006 campaign result
$27.2 million 2006 campaign goal
8.9 percent annual campaign growth
$14.2 million raised by Community Campaign
$14 million raised by Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign (GCWCC)*
1800 workplace campaigns, including 78 new campaigns
$9.96 million — donated by 6184 leadership donors who each gave $1000 or more
$2.22 million — donated by 183 major donors who each gave $5000 or more
1194 new leadership and major donors combined
$3 million in gifts donated through the Retirees Program
$1.14 million raised through the Direct Response program, 92 percent from individuals and 8 percent from corporations
10.4 percent increase in the average gift in 2006, increased from $223 to $246
$500,671 growth in Endowment assets which now stands at $2.29 million
$2.3 million — value of corporate sponsorship
$92,062 — received in grants from community and corporate foundations
$638,189 received in support of the community-wide initiatives Hire Immigrants Ottawa and Success by 6
*The national GCWCC 2006 achievement was $31 million, of which $17.2 was raised in the national capital region. United Way/Centraide Ottawa receives $14 million of this.
2006 Resource Development Achievements Reached New Heights
The 2006 achievement of $28.2 million marks the largest amount raised by United Way/Centraide in our 73-year history. Over 10 weeks, thousands of campaign volunteers canvassed colleagues, held potlucks, book sales, loonie-toonie races and many other fundraising events to help achieve the campaign goal. These were the real heroes of the campaign. The groundswell of grassroots support showed that we are indeed a very caring community.
Some outstanding resource development high points in 2006 include:
“People in the community need to know it ’ s not a burden to volunteer and be a special part of someone’s l i fe. You end up gett ing so much out of i t . It would be a cold, cold wor ld i f nobody took the t ime to care about others.”
Evange l ine E l l i co t t , B ig B ro the r s B ig S i s t e r s vo lun tee r
A quadriplegic since birth, 21 year old Rae Bell never thought about moving into her own apartment. She found a spot in a 24-hour attendant-care residence and Rae is now picking out paint colours and taking her first steps toward independence. Thanks to United Way/Centraide donors, Rae has a place of her own.
$21.5 million: Total community investment
8.6 percent: increase over 2005 (up from $19.8 million)
$10.9 million: invested in United Way/Centraide’s six Impact Areas in support of programs, services and initiatives provided by local community agencies and organizations
$6,477,872: individual donor-directed investments to more than 1000 registered Canadian charities
81 percent: percent of the total invested in programs and services delivered by agencies
$683,000: in support to the Success By 6 secretariat, Ottawa’s early childhood development initiative
$139,095 in support of Internationally Trained Workers Partnership
Gifts In-kind: In addition to the above investments, United Way/Centraide’s Gifts In-kind program linked organizations and businesses with goods and services to donate, with local agencies in need. In the past five years, close to $1.2 million worth of in-kind goods and services were donated in our community through United Way/Centraide.
Here are highlights of United Way/Centraide’s community investment in 2006, from dollars raised in 2005:
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STRONG, HEALTHY, SAFE...United Way/Centraide Ottawa Invested a Record $21.5 Million in 2006
To fulfill our mission of building a strong, healthy, safe community for all, as always, in 2006 we supported a variety of essential agency programs. We also invested resources into partnerships and projects that work on long-term solutions to complex community challenges — like Ottawa’s aging population and new Canadians seeking employment and other supports. We work with all kinds of groups to invest resources where they are needed the most: networks, corporate sponsors, labour, community groups, agencies and government partners.
Our priorities are well defined. We invest resources in programs, projects and partnerships that make a difference in six Impact Areas:
Promoting healthy development for children and youth
Reducing isolation and enhancing seniors’ quality of life
Reducing barriers and increasing participation for people with disabilities
Strengthening individuals and families in times of need and crisis
Reducing barriers and increasing engagement for immigrants
Strengthening agency, neighbourhood and community capacity
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AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE MEMBERS
The accompanying summarized statement of financial position and summarized statement of operations are derived from the complete financial statements of the United Way/Centraide Ottawa as at December 31, 2006 and for the year then ended on which we expressed an opinion without reservation in our report dated March 16, 2007. The fair summarization of the complete financial statements is the responsibility of management. Our responsibility, in accordance with the applicable Assurance Guideline of The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, is to report on the summarized financial statements.
In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements fairly summarize, in all material respects, the related complete financial statements in accordance with the criteria described in the Guideline referred to above.
These summarized financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. Readers are cautioned that these statements may not be appropriate for their purposes. For more information on the entity’s financial position, results of operations and cash flows, reference should be made to the related complete financial statements.
Chartered Accountants
Ottawa, Canada March 16, 2007
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MANAGEMENT R E POR T
The accompanying financial statements have been prepared by management in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. The integrity and fairness of the data presented are the responsibility of management.
In discharging its responsibility for the financial statements and for the accounting systems from which they are derived, management maintains the necessary system of internal controls designed to provide assurance that transactions are authorized, assets are safeguarded, and proper records are maintained.
The Board of Directors is responsible for ensuring that management fulfils its responsibilities for financial reporting and internal control. It exercises this responsibility through the Audit Committee, which is composed of directors who are not employees of the organization.
KPMG LLP, the independent auditors, examine the financial statements in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards and express their opinion on the fairness of the statements. The auditors have full and unrestricted access to the Audit Committee and the Board of Directors to discuss their audit and related findings as to the integrity of the organization’s financial reporting and the adequacy of the system of internal controls.
Michael Allen President & CEO United Way/Centraide Ottawa
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE OTTAWA
SUMMARIZED StAtEMEnt of fInAncIAl PoSItIonDecember 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005
2006 2005 AssetsCurrent assets:
Cash $ 5,307,325 $ 3,769,007Pledges receivable 20,305,177 19,136,003Accounts receivable 1,663,259 1,363,646Prepaid expenses 89,773 244,013 27,365,534 24,512,669
Long-term assets:Investments:
Endowment 2,289,196 1,788,525Other 457,762 920,282 2,746,958 2,708,807
Capital assets 655,386 126,140 3,402,344 2,834,947
$ 30,767,878 $ 27,347,616
Liabilities and Fund Balances
Current liabilities:Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 2,283,708 $ 2,123,213Deferred revenue 792,261 114,328Designations payable 11,040,322 9,835,780Deferred campaign funds 12,070,851 11,710,346 26,187,142 23,783,667
Long-term liabilities:Deferred lease inducement 42,259 45,278
Net assets:Unrestricted 1,203,967 1,604,006Internally restricted for community services 389,928 – Internally restricted for capital assets 655,386 126,140Endowment 2,289,196 1,788,525 4,538,477 3,518,671
$ 30,767,878 $ 27,347,616
On behalf of the Board:
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UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE OTTAWA
SUMMARIZED StAtEMEnt of oPERAtIonSYear ended December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005
2006 2005
Revenue:Donations $ 25,280,116 $ 23,495,811Funds transferred from other United Ways/Centraides 623,958 576,461Gross campaign revenue 25,904,074 24,072,272Less: uncollectible pledges (1,500,000) (1,420,000)Net campaign revenue 24,404,074 22,652,272Other revenue 1,380,345 815,128 25,784,419 23,467,400
Expenses:Fundraising 3,579,757 3,692,737
Net revenue available for programs 22,204,662 19,774,663
Programs (schedule):Allocations and designations 17,436,928 16,551,222United Way/Centraide Ottawa programs 3,993,221 3,241,285 21,430,149 19,792,507One-time moving expenses 104,932 24,281 21,535,081 19,816,788
Excess of revenue over expenses (expenses over revenue) $ 669,581 $ (42,125) The complete audited statements are available upon request from United Way/Centraide Ottawa.
UNITED WAY/CENTRAIDE OTTAWA
SUMMARIZED ScHEDUlE – PRoGRAMSYear ended December 31, 2006
2006 2005 Distribution Distribution
United Way/Centraide Ottawa program expenses:Support of United Way of Canada $ 192,219 $ 177,805Capacity Building 369,646 264,931Children and Youth 401,197 264,931Children and Youth – Success by Six 301,612 271,527Families and Individuals in Crisis 335,758 264,931Immigrants 319,958 263,680Immigrants – Internationally Trained Workers Partnership 139,095 71,133People with Disabilities 325,881 264,931Seniors 321,913 264,772 2,707,279 2,108,641
Allocation of general administration expenses 1,285,942 1,132,644
$ 3,993,221 $ 3,241,285
Allocations and designations:Allocations and designations to funded agencies $ 10,959,056 $ 10,798,005Donor directed designations to other Charitable Organizations 5,318,151 4,682,775Donor directed designations to other United Ways/Centraides 1,159,721 1,070,442
$ 17,436,928 $ 16,551,222
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Action Logement 15,000
Alliance to End Homelessness 14,000
Amethyst Women’s Addiction Centre 94,144
Andrew Fleck Child Care Services 30,000
Association pour L’intégration sociale d’Ottawa 2,577
Autism Society of Ontario, Ottawa Chapter 25,000
Banff Avenue Tenants Association 22,406
Big Brothers Big Sisters Ottawa 603,187
Boys & Girls Club of Ottawa 769,354
Britannia Woods Community House 1,000
Canadian Council on Social Development 8,202
Canadian Hearing Society 146,210
Canadian Mental Health Association, Ottawa Branch 349,602
Canadian Mothercraft of Ottawa-Carleton 20,494
Canadian Red Cross, Ottawa Branch 197,843
Carlington Community and Health Services 39,577
Catholic Family Service of Ottawa 594,360
Causeway Work Centre 68,777
Centre d’alphabetisation, Moi, j’apprends 15,000
Centre d’apprentissage et de formation d’Ottawa 5,000
Centre de Jeunes de la Basse-ville 26,149
Centre de Jour Guigues 74,996
Centre de Resources de la Basse-ville 25,701
Centre de services à la famille 16,461
Centre des services communautaires de Vanier 40,000
Centre Espoir Sophie 25,046
Centre Psycho-Social d’Ottawa 54,642
Centrepointe Child Care Corporation 4,000
Centretown Community Health Centre 10,000
Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Foundation 1,860
Children’s Village of Ottawa 3,489
Christie Lake Community Centres 52,631
Christie Lake Kids 2,200
Citizen Advocacy of Ottawa 175,225
CNIB Ontario Division 285,054
Coalition of Community Houses 34,384
Community Information Centre of Ottawa 78,154
Confederation Court Community Organization 14,394
Council on Aging of Ottawa 90,456
Crossroads Children’s Centre 81,556
Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre 14,922
Debra Dynes Family House 53,300
Disabled Persons Community Resources 220,253
Distress Centre of Ottawa and Region 202,483
Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre 62,102
Elizabeth Fry Society of Ottawa 231,647
Empathy House of Recovery 36,338
Entraide Budgétaire Ottawa 193,034
Family Services à la famille-Ottawa 722,915
First United Church, Ottawa 31,252
Focus Vanier (Action antidrogue Vanier) 20,000
Friends of the Earth 2,500
Global Child Care Services 8,000
Good Companions 223,832
Good Day Workshop Programs Inc. 18,348
Guides franco-canadiennes, district d’Ottawa 34,372
Harmony House 37,731
Help The Aged (Canada) 8,936
Horizons Renaissance Inc. 25,000
Housing Help Corporation of Ottawa-Carleton 19,223
Hunt Club Riverside Community Services Centre 6,612
Immigrant Women Services Ottawa 31,200
Incorporated Synod of the Diocese of Ottawa 57,104
Jewish Family Services of Ottawa 191,813
John Howard Society of Ottawa 181,382
Labour Community Services of Ottawa-Carleton 114,150
LASI World Skills 52,326
Leadership Ottawa 15,000
Learning Disabilities Association of Ottawa-Carleton 27,234
Lebanese and Arab Social Services Agency 12,979
Lifetime Networks Ottawa 4,463
Liveworkplay (LWP) Incorporated 9,407
Maison Fraternité 37,301
Military Family Resource Centre of the NCR 22,762
Minwaashin Lodge/Aboriginal Women’s Support Centre 31,038
Multicultural Arts for Schools & Community 5,448
Nelson House of Ottawa-Carleton 10,000
Nepean Community Support Services Inc. 15,000
Nepean, Rideau and Osgoode Community Resource Centre 1,250
Odawa Native Friendship Centre 21,565
Osgoode Youth Association 31,328
Ottawa-Carleton Association for Persons with Developmental Disabilities (OCAPDD) 120,736
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board - Albert Street 25,000
Ottawa-Carleton Independent Living Centre 30,630
Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI) 10,000
Ottawa Arts Court Foundation 2,200
Ottawa Catholic District School Board 3,100
Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization (OCISO) 285,524
Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre 130,627
Overbrook-Forbes Community Services Association 88,652
Parent Preschool Resource Centre 25,750
Patro d’Ottawa 453,195
2006 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT REPORT (UNAUDITED)
As a result of our investment process, the following agencies offered programs, partnerships and projects to make our community stronger, healthier and safer.
2005 Campaign Dollars Invested in 2006
Pinecrest-Queensway Health and Community Services 111,890
Pink Triangle Services 25,958
Planned Parenthood Ottawa 78,824
Réseau Ado/Youth Net 10,420
Rideau Seniors’ Centre 15,876
Rideauwood Addiction & Family Services 45,722
Sandy Hill Community Health Centre, Inc. 45,000
Schizophrenia Society of Ontario 10,200
School Breakfast Program 115,794
Senior Citizens Council of Ottawa 51,937
Service d’Entraide Communautaire 115,076
Sexual Assault Support Centre 15,622
Sierra Club of Canada Foundation 1,500
Social Planning Council of Ottawa 238,527
Somali Centre for Family Services 22,381
Somali Teachers’ Association 5,000
Somerset West Community Health Centre 66,607
South-East Ottawa Centre for a Healthy Community 82,867
St. Mary’s Home 84,723
St. Matthew’s Harmony House, Ottawa 20,000
Tamir Foundation Inc. 2,589
Tapestry House Inc. 6,667
Tel-Aide Outaouais 76,875
The Men’s 10,000
The Mission 141,328
Tungasuvvingat Inuit 24,985
Vanier Community Service Centre 3,325
VHA Health and Home Support 3,744
Victorian Order of Nurses, Ottawa-Carleton Branch 42,377
Volunteer Ottawa 231,978
Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health 70,890
Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre 35,196
YMCA - Ottawa 575,317
Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa 193,849
Youville Center Ottawa 36,915
Grand total 10,959,056
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Action Life Ottawa Inc. 3,025
Aga Khan Foundation Canada 3,482
Agudath Isreal Congregation 1,079
Aids Committee of Ottawa 3,099
Air Cadet League of Canada 872 Kiwanis 2,582
Air Cadet League of Canada No. 51 1,784
Air Cadet League of Canada, 632 Orleans 1,247
All Nations Full Gospel Church 10,099
ALS Society of Ontario 2,003
Alzheimer Societé De L’Outaouais 2,962
Alzheimer Society of Ottawa-Carleton 3,119
Amnesty International Canadian English 7,759
Amnistie Internationale, Section Canadian Francophone 1,802
Amputee Society of Ottawa & District 1,315
Aplastic Anemia and Myelodysplasia Association of Canada 1,016
Arche Ottawa 3,932
Ashbury College Foundation 3,131
Ashbury College Inc.orporated 6,630
Association des Parents de L’ecole Elementaire Publique Le Trillium 1,853
Association pour l’Aide a l’Educ et au Develop 2,091
Association Quebec pour les Enfants Atteints d’Aud. 1,048
Autism Society Canada 1,703
Autism Society Ontario 2,145
Autre Chez-Soi Inc. 1,700
Barrhaven Fellowship Christian Reform Church 6,770
Barrhaven United Church 1,227
Bedeque United Baptist Church 1,310
Beechwood Cemetery Foundation 1,317
Bells Corners United Church 1,092
Bereaved Families of Ontario - Ottawa 1,781
Bernadette Child Care Centre Inc. 1,520
Bhawani Anantaraman Memorial Foundation 1,374
Board of Governors Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology 9,814
Boy Scouts du District de L’Outaouais 1,820
Boy Scouts du District d’Ottawa 2,489
Boy Scouts of Canada National Council 2,249
Brain Injury Association of Canada 1,441
Brain Tumor Foundation of Canada 3,608
Breast Cancer Action 4,115
Breast Cancer Research & Education Fund 1,252
Breast Cancer Society of Canada 2,102
Bridlewood Community Church of the Nazarene 1,310
Bruce House 29,295
Bytown Association for Rescued Kanines 14,324
Caldwell Family Centre Inc. 1,077
Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Foundation 1,139
Canada-Africa Community Health Alliance 1,109
Canadian Aids Society 4,069
Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing, NCR 1,702
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation 12,885
Canadian Breast Cancer Network 1,101
Canadian Cancer Society Ontario 6,894
Canadian Celiac Association Ottawa Chapter 2,057
Canadian Food for Children 1,263
Canadian Foodgrains Bank Association Inc. 1,092
Canadian Foundation for Aids Research 6,427
Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind 7,618
Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association 1,132
Canadian Mental Health Association 1,750
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society 2,402
Canadian Ski Patrol System 1,058
Canadian Society for Mucopolysaccharide 1,649
Canadian Unicef Committee 11,021
Canadian Wildlife Federation 1,363
Canadian Women’s Foundation 1,136
Cancer Research Society Inc. 1,803
Candle Children’s Cancer Support Programs Inc. 4,205
Canines with a Cause 2,313
Canterbury Arts Centre Development Association 1,081
Care Canada 7,481
Carleton Preschool 1,122
Carleton University 1,158
Catholic Education Foundation of Ottawa 115,404
Cedarview Alliance Church 4,887
Centre 507 Association of Ottawa 1,015
Centre d’action bénévole de Gatineau 1,070
Centre d’Aide 24/7 1,536
Centre d’alphabetisation, Moi, j’apprends 2,269
Centre de la petite enfance 1,298
Centre de Resources de la Basse-ville 1,139
Centre de santé Élizabèth Bruyere 8,900
2006 DONOR-DIRECTED DESIGNATIONS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHER UNITED WAYS (UNAUDITED)
In addition to supporting United Way/Centraide’s investments in community programs, partnerships and projects, individual donors may choose to direct their gifts to more than 1000 registered Canadian charities. Agencies that received more than $1000 in donors’ designated gifts in 2006 are listed below. Please note that the names of designated agencies are listed as they appear on pledge forms, donor’s directions and the Canada Revenue Agency web site.
Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount
Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount
Centre du Silence Inc. 2,184
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health 2,752
Centre Mechtilde 1,449
Cepal-Canadian-Palestinian Educational Exchange 1,446
CFB Esquimalt Military Family Resource 1,095
Charlotte Birchard Centres of Early Learning 3,761
Chelsea Foundation 2,876
Child Haven International 4,243
Children at Risk Ottawa 6,478
Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa 1,807
Children’s Bridge Foundation 2,524
Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute 2,300
Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Foundation 23,322
Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario 46,176
Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada 6,180
Christ Church Cathedral 4,234
Christian Hit Radio Inc. 2,718
Christian Horizons 1,302
Church Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints 5,460
Church of St Alban the Martyr 2,772
City Church 2,512
Club des Petits Dejeuners 7,607 Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), Library for the Blind 4,121
Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), Ontario Division 3,775
Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), Quebec Division 1,158
Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), Toronto 3,812
Code 1,232
Community Foundation of Ottawa 8,336
Community Pentecostal Church 1,931
Compassionate Friends-Ottawa Valley 1,714
Concordia University Foundation 1,304
Congregation Beth Shalom West 2,502
Congregation des Services de Jesus-Marie 1,248
Cooperative Ami Jeunesse 5,602
Corporation Episcopale Catholique Romaine 4,359
Covenant House Toronto 1,074
Crisis Pregnancy Centre of Ottawa 2,566
David Suzuki Foundation 5,204
Debra Dynes Family House 1,068
Doctors Without Borders Canada 31,276
Down Syndrome Association 2,638
Ducks Unlimited Canada 2,199
Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 2,548
Eating Disorders Support Centre of Ottawa 2,855
Ecole Parsifal School 1,571
Education Foundation of Ottawa 50,238
Elim Fellowship Canada 5,000
Élisabèth Bruyere Research Institute 1,510
Epilepsy Ontario, Ottawa-Carleton 1,080
Epilepsy Canada 1,089
Epilepsy Ontario 1,474
Federation CJA 3,608
First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa 2,394
Focus Humanitarian Assistance Canada 5,287
Focus on the Family (Canada) Association 1,332
Fondation College St-Alexandre 8,511
Fondation de la Cite Collegiale 5,029
Fondation de la Police Montee 1,549
Fondation de l’Ecole du Grand-Boise 2,687
Fondation de l’Hopital Montfort 4,284
Fondation de l’Hopital Sainte-Justine 1,053
Fondation des Maladies du Coeur de Quebec 1,104
Fondation du Centre de Sante et de Service de Gatineau 4,762
Fondation du Centre Hospitalier Pierre-Janet 2,764
Fondation du Centre Psycho-Social pour Enfant 1,061
Fondation du Centre Hosp. Gatineau Memorial 2,181
Fondation Franco-Ontarienne 1,453
Fondation General Vanier de l’Association 1,514
Fondation Jules et Paul-Emile Léger 1,781
Fondation Mira Inc. 2,589
Fondation Pavillon du Parc 1,050
Fondation Quebecoise du Cancer Inc. 2,555
Foster Parents Plan of Canada 2,068
Friends of Abandoned Pets 15,123
Friends of Amethyst Women’s Addiction Centre 1,252
Garderie Tunney’s Day Care 2,183
Gay and Lesbian Community Services Association 1,092
Girl Guides of Canada, Ottawa Area 3,317
Glebe Centre Inc. 1,047
Glebe St. James United Church 1,398
Gloucester Emergency Food Cupboard 1,276
Gloucester Senior Adult Centre 2,338
Good Shepherd Community 1,663
Governors of St. Francis Xavier University 1,268
Grace Community Bible Church 1,747
Great Canadian Theatre Corporation 2,558
Groupe de la Place Royale 1,210
Groupe Scout et Guide de St-Pierre Chanel 2,286
Habitat for Humanity Canada 1,196
Habitat for Humanity National Capital Region 4,836
Hahnemann Centre for Heil Kunst Trust 2,044
Harvest House Ministries of Ottawa 7,334
Head Injury Association (Ottawa Valley) 1,545
HealthPartners 1,226,044
Alzheimer Society of Canada 196,410
ALS Society of Canada 29,787
Arthritis Society 75,116
Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 32,489
Canadian Diabetes Association 204,958
Canadian Hemophilia Society 2,226
Canadian Liver Foundation 16,109
Canadian Lung Association Ottawa 52,305
Canadian Cancer Society National Office 705,232
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Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount
Centraide Abitibi-Temiscamingue-Ungava 6,877
Centraide Bas-Saint-Laurent 5,798
Centraide Centre du Quebec 3,429
Centraide Cote-Nord Inc. 1,939
Centraide du Grand Montreal 56,177
Centraide Duplessis 1,790
Centraide Estrie 8,434
Centraide Gaspesie-iles-de-la-Madeleine 7,267
Centraide Gatineau-Labelle 50,116
Centraide Lanaudiere 4,157
Centraide Laurentides 2,632
Centraide Mauricie 4,459
Centraide Outaouais 289,051
Centraide Quebec 13,367
Centraide Richelieu-Yamaska 4,401
Centraide Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean 5,685
Centraide Sud-Ouest du Quebec 2,218
Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of Canada 75,040
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada 301,149
Huntington Society of Canada 8,985
Kidney Foundation of Canada 48,842
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada 121,465
Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada 14,972
Parkinson Society of Canada 51,688
Healthy Start for Mom & Me Inc. 1,267
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario 2,099
Hellenic Community of Ottawa 1,202
Highland Park Standard Church 1,529
Histiocytosis Association of Canada 1,253
Hnatyshyn Foundation 1,890
Holy Spirit Catholic Parish 3,770
Hopital Montfort 1,009
Hospice at Maycourt 13,984
Hospice of All Saints 14,243
Human Concern International (HCI) 2,345
Humane Society of Canada 1,597
Incorporated Synod of the Diocese of Ottawa 2,389
Inglewood United Church 1,335
Inter Pares 1,790
International Development and Relief Foundation 1,169
International Prison Chaplains Associationiatio 2,359
Interval House of Ottawa-Carleton 4,757
Jewish Federation of Ottawa 2,471
Jewish Theological Society of Canada 2,833
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation of Canada 9,081
Kanata Food Cupboard 2,307
Kanata Pentecostal Church 1,092
Kanata Youth Centre 1,204
Kemptville District Hospital Foundation 2,404
Kids Help Phone 1,158
King’s Daughters Dinner Wagon Charitable Trust 1,758
Lakeland United Way 1,184
Lanark Animal Welfare Society 1,576
Learning Disabilities Association of Canada 1,182
Leucan Inc. 1,748
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada 2,324
Lifeline Centre for Addicted Survivors of Trauma 3,011
Liveworkplay (LWP) Inc.orporated 5,147
Lupus Canada 2,034
Machzikei Hadas Congregation 5,990
Maison Mathieu Froment-Savoie 10,605
Maison Victor Gadbois 1,136
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern Ontario 1,164
Manjari Sankurathri Memorial Foundation 2,721
Manotick United Church 1,226
Maritime Forces Atlantic Military Family Resource Centre 1,176
Mashado 1,010
Masonic Foundation of Ontario 1,598
May Court Club of Ottawa 1,415
Medical Aid for Palestine Association 1,420
Mennonite Central Committee Canada 4,237
Mennonite Central Committee Ontario 1,111
Military Christian Fellowship of Canada 1,492
Military Police Fund for Blind Children 3,414
Miriam Centre for Mothers in Need Ottawa 2,592
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) 1,531
MSGR Paul Baxter Memorial Foundation 2,746
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Ontario Division 3,234
National Arts Centre Foundation 1,978
National Capital Children’s Oncology Care 2,278
National Ovarian Cancer Association 4,160
National Science Museum 3,858
Nationside Pentecostal Church 1,420
Native Counselling Services of Alberta 2,184
Nature Conservancy of Canada 6,788
Nelson House of Ottawa-Carleton 2,040
Nepean Community Support Services Inc. 1,120
Nepean Seniors’ Home Support 2,130
Odawa Native Friendship Centre 3,998
Old Ottawa South Firehall Redevelopment Foundation 4,183
Ontario Lupus Association 3,987
Ontario Society for Crippled Children 2,343
Ontario Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1,674
Ontario Special Olympics Inc. 1,121
Operation Enfant Soleil Inc. 2,127
Operation Go-Home 8,065
Options Bytown Non-Profit Housing Corporation 1,645
Organisation Catholique Canadian pour le developpement et la paix 2,854
Orleans-Cumberland Township Community Resource 1,263
Osteoporosis Society of Canada 1,095
Ottawa C G I T Committee 2,512
Ottawa Chapter, Children’s International 4,485
Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre 3,396
Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre Foundation 2,270
Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount
Ottawa Christian Counselling Services Association 2,552
Ottawa Christian School Association 1,201
Ottawa Church of Christ 1,068
Ottawa Church of God 3,494
Ottawa College of Jewish Studies 1,800
Ottawa District School Board - Greenbank 1,310
Ottawa Food Bank 3,023
Ottawa Hospital 4,802
Ottawa Hospital Foundation 47,076
Ottawa Humane Society 134,790
Ottawa Innercity Ministries 4,630
Ottawa Jewish Community High School 24,958
Ottawa Mandarin Alliance Church 3,713
Ottawa Mennonite Church 4,133
Ottawa Muslim Association 1,220
Ottawa Peace & Environment Resource Centre 1,309
Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre Foundation 20,091
Ottawa Rotary Home 1,193
Ottawa Rotary Home Foundation 1,109
Ottawa Salus Corporation 1,362
Ottawa School of Speech and Drama 4,064
Ottawa Senators Foundation 1,890
Ottawa Therapy Dogs 1,127
Ottawa Valley Wild Bird Care Centre 6,852
Our Lady of Fatima Parish 2,251
OXFAM Canada 13,901
Oxfam-Quebec 5,176
Palliative Care Outreach Program 3,971
Parish of St Bartholomew’s 3,500
Parish of St George’s 2,555
Parish of the Annunciation Ottawa 1,092
Parkinson Société du Quebec 1,058
Parkinsons Society of Ottawa-Carleton 1,285
Paroisse Sainte-Marie 3,315
Paroisse St Laurent 1,045
Paroisse St Medard 1,069
Parsifal Waldorf School 1,646
Pavillon Jellinek 1,179
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada 1,310
People, Words and Change 1,181
Perley & Rideau Veterans’ Health Centre Foundation 3,973
Perley & Rideau Veterans’ Health Centre 1,909
Phoenix Youth Programs Charitable Foundation 1,008
Polish Heritage Foundation of Canada Inc. 1,898
Primate’s World Relief & Development Fund 1,848
Prostate Cancer Research Foundation of Canada 1,947
Queensway-Carleton Hospital Foundation 5,971
Reach-Equality & Justice for people with Disabilities 1,124
Relais Plein Air du Parc de la Gatineau 1,576
Renfrew Victoria Hospital Foundation 1,903
Resource Communautaire en Santé Mental de l’Outaouis 1,328
Rideau Park United Church 1,730
Rockland Help Centre 1,156
Roger’s House for Palliative Care 4,121
Ronald McDonald House Charities 1,934
Rotary Club of Ottawa Inc. 1,807
Royal Institute for Advancement of Learning 5,776
Royal Ottawa Health Care Foundation 8,860
Royal Ottawa Health Care Group 2,075
Royal Reg.of Canadian Art. Regimental Fund 1,310
Saga Jeunesse 1,554
Salvation Army Alberta & NT Division 2,016
Salvation Army Community and Family Services, Victoria 1,008
Salvation Army Correctional & Justice Services 1,814
Salvation Army Ottawa Bethany Hope Centre 3,121
Salvation Army Ottawa Booth Centre 3,459
Salvation Army Ottawa Citadel Corps 3,343
Salvation Army Ottawa Grace Manor 1,054
Salvation Army Territorial Headquarters 11,900
Salvation Army Woodroffe Temple Corps 1,993
Save The Children Canada 3,154
Schizophrenia Society of Canada 1,359
Schizophrenia Society of Ontario 9,910
School of Dance Ottawa, Pre-Professional Program 1,011
Scouts Canada Foundation 2,894
Search and Rescue, Global 1 1,819
Serena Ontario 2,948
Serenity Renewal for Families Corporation 9,607
Shepherds of Good Hope 24,457
Shepherds of Good Hope Foundation 1,354
Sierra Club of Canada Foundation 2,255
Sir Edmund Hillary Foundation 1,050
Sisters of Charity of Ottawa 2,134
Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Health Services 35,242
Snow Suit Fund 4,950
Société Franco-Ontarienne de l’autisme 3,436
Société pour la prevention contre la cruante 4,050
Société pour la prevention cruaute aux animals Outaouais 8,713
Societe faim d’aider - Hungry to Help 1,092
Solidarite Jeunesse 2,044
Soupiere de L’Amitie de Gatineau Inc. 2,427
South Gloucester United Church 1,048
Southgate Community Church 1,310
St. John Council for Federal District 1,436
St. Joseph’s Parish 2,210
St. Luke’s Parish 1,683
St. Mark’s Parish 1,092
St. Matthew’s Harmony House, Ottawa 2,137
St. Patrick’s Basilica 1,136
St. Patrick’s Parish 3,700
St. Paul’s Eastern United Church 1,216
St. Sharbel Church of Ottawa 1,394
St. VInc.ent de Paul (Hull) 1,512
Stanley Francis Foundation 5,465
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Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount Organization Name Amount
Stephen Lewis Foundation 14,198
Terry Fox Foundation 2,446
Therapeutic Riding Association of Ottawa-Carleton 2,757
Thyroid Foundation of Canada 1,086
Total Communication Environment 3,044
Township of Rideau Senior Citizens Service 1,276
Trait d’union Outaouais Inc. 1,295
Trillium Gift of Life Network 1,310
United Jewish Appeal of Metro Toronto 3,100
United Jewish Appeal of Ottawa 6,247
United Way of Avalon 9,861
United Way of Battlefords 1,118
United Way of Brandon & District 1,853
United Way of Bruce Grey 1,098
United Way of Burlington-Hamilton 11,859
United Way of Calgary and Area 17,569
United Way of Canada 4,435
United Way of Cape Breton 18,745
United Way of Central & South Okanagan 1,018
United Way of Central Alberta 6,967
United Way of Central N-B 7,913
United Way of Colchester County 1,142
United Way of Cumberland County 4,506
United Way of Greater Moncton 10,466
United Way of Greater Saint John Inc. 6,995
United Way of Greater Simcoe County 1,715
United Way of Greater Toronto 4,724
United Way of Greater Toronto 35,022
United Way of Greater Victoria 7,348
United Way of Guelph 1,106
United Way of Halifax Region 23,178
United Way of Kingston 11,793
United Way of Kirkland Lake & District 2,091
United Way of Kitchener-Waterloo and Area 3,683
United Way of Lanark 117,498
United Way of Leeds and Grenville 54,734
United Way of London 8,814
United Way of Lower Mainland 31,298
United Way of Nanaimo & District 3,141
United Way of Niagara Falls & Fort Erie 1,058
United Way of Oakville 1,359
United Way of Peel Region 3,840
United Way of Peterborough & District 3,708
United Way of Pictou County 2,683
United Way of Porcupine 2,028
United Way of Prescott-Russell 136,295
United Way of PrInc.e Edward Island 5,959
United Way of PrInc.e George 1,335
United Way of Quinte 2,978
United Way of Regina 10,060
United Way of Sarnia-Lambton 4,069
United Way of Saskatoon 4,048
United Way of Sault Ste. Marie 3,878
United Way of St. Catharines & District 3,993
United Way of Stormont, Dundas & Glengary 20,047
United Way of Sudbury and District 5,514
United Way of The Alberta Capital Region 13,166
United Way of Thunder Bay 2,862
United Way of Upper Ottawa Valley 14,638
United Way of Winnipeg 24,260
United Way of Yellowknife 1,676
University of Ottawa Heart Institute 8,533
University of Ottawa Heart Institute Foundation 3,740
University of Western Ontario 1,327
Urban Christian Outreach 1,092
USC Canada 2,142
Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada, Ontario 1,063
Victoria’s Quilts Canada 1,405
Vietnamese Canadian Centre 2,756
Villa Marconi Long Term Care Center 1,158
Voice for Hearing Impaired Children 1,488
VON Canada Foundation 1,559
War Amputations of Canada 6,799
War Child Canada 1,245
Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society of Canada 1,263
Watercan/Eaucan Corporation 1,988
Waupoos Foundation 2,456
Westboro Academic Society 1,205
White Wind Zen Community Corporation 1,411
WInchester District Memorial Hospital Foundation 2,202
WInchester District Memorial Hospital 2,752
Winnipeg Humane Society for the PCA 1,373
Woodlawn United Church 1,008
Woodvale Pentecostal Church 1,005
World Society for the Protection of Animals Canada 1,966
World Vision Canada 8,121
World Wildlife Fund Canada 3,675
Youth Canada Association (YouCan!) 4,559 Total >$1000 5,999,830
Total <$1000 478,042
Grand total 6,477,872
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