2010 ANNUAL REPORT

PRESIDENT’S REPORTColleagues, Supporters, Volunteers and Parents: For five years we have embarked on a journey together. Together, we successfully navigated Canada’s worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. We successfully navigated the impact of a substantial internal reorganization and now, together, we are on the cusp of successfully navigating a six-million-dollar renovation. Surely if we can navigate a renovation of that magnitude, then we can accomplish anything.If I was to use one word to summarize my three terms proudly serving as President of the Board it would be; Progress.The momentum behind the Club’s evolution has been spurred on by the steadfast and passionate leadership of Executive Director, Ian Edward and his dedicated team further fuelled by the tenacity, creativity and oversight of the Club’s dedicated Board. The accomplishments during these past three years are not mine; they are ours and belong to the legacy of Toronto Kiwanis Boys and Girls Clubs. It is through progress that we collectively strive for excellence. Today, we are an agency transformed. We have worked hard to become more independent and self-reliant. Accountability clearly demonstrated through having five consecutive balanced budgets. We have turned hindsight into foresight and have been aggressively building strong operating reserves to take us through difficult times. We see the importance of investing in human capital. As a result, we have completely overhauled our Human Resources policies to ensure they are current, progressive and compliant with the law.

Chris DunlopPresident

With the encouragement of the United Way and the blessing of the Kiwanis Club of Toronto, we will be ushering in newly crafted by-laws during tonight’s AGM. This change allows us to contemporize our by-laws; further ensuring that our membership and governance structure truly reflects the communities in which we serve. Lastly, we have grown. We have grown so much that we are now operating eight sites across the city. Also, we have grown our circle of friends. Friends who not only support our capital campaign, but also, our efforts in serving the children and youth of the Regent Park and Trinity Bellwoods communities. It has been a pleasure and an honour to have worked with the Club’s dedicated staff, volunteers and Board members. Thank you for allowing me to lead, support and grow with this organization. As I prepare to pass on the torch, I cannot help but reflect on our triumphs and look back across our Club’s seventy-nine year history. I am in absolute awe of the impact that we have made in the lives of Toronto’s children and youth. Share your passion; tell our story and help us achieve excellence. I expect nothing less.

Chris Dunlop Laurie Lyle Adam RambertMamoorosi RaditapoleAaron PetersDanny CappeMark WallaceJulianna VautourBob CoffeyMatt RempelMichelle BrownRick WalkerBetty Willson

PresidentVice President

SecretaryTreasurer

2010 Board of Directors

StaffExecutive Director

Program Director Administration Coordinator

Administration & Special Projects Coordinator TP Loblaw Children’s Services Coordinator

Gerrard Children’s Services CoordinatorAfter School Outreach CoordinatorAfter School Outreach CoordinatorSponsorship & Events Coordinator

MY Regent Park Youth MentorCapital Campaign Director

Ian Edward Jessica Lawlor Kathy Maney Lesley Hawley Tim BellMarnie SmithAda HernandezErika McMeekinAmanda Neale-RobinsonMandy SwinamerPaul Moore

Capital Campaign Committee Rick Walker (Chair)Mark WallacePaul MooreIan EdwardBob CoffeyChris DunlopLiz Clarke

Spruce Street Redevelopment Steering CommitteeCharles Skipper (Chair)Neil Chesworth Adam RambertBill HinesChris DunlopJennifer WoodDennis DiemertIan Edward

Sponsorship & Events CommitteeLaurie Lyle (Co-Chair)Julianna Vautour (Co-Chair)Akemi De CastroBennett Klein Charles SweetmanColleen PowerCorina WilkesErin PleizerGillian ShipmanJacob BarnesJenn DowntonJulia BalabanowiczKaren MacDonaldMandy HoegMargaret McGeachyMatt RempelMeaghan Warfield

Nicole CrozierNuala BylesQuinn FranciscoSylvie DoucetTracey MellershAmanda Neale-Robinson

Finance & Administration CommitteeMamoorosi Raditapole (Treasurer)Kathy ManeyIan EdwardLeah RichardsCindy Roks

Program & Services Committee Dannny Cappe (Chair)Aaron Peters Michelle BrownJessica LawlorWinnie Woo

STAFF, BOARD & COMMITTEES

REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEEIt gives me great pleasure to report on the efforts of the 2010 Finance Committee. This was a very exciting and challenging year of rapid growth for the organization. The Ministry of Health Promotions provided the organization with increased funding to address gaps in current service and/or meet un-met needs in after-school programming in the Regent Park community. This funding increase allowed us to deliver positive, healthy and active programs to new locations for a total of eight service locations in 2010.A special note of thanks goes to the Kiwanis Club of Toronto and the United Way of Toronto for their continued financial support as well as all other organizations, corporations, and private donors for their valuable contributions in support of our programs and services.In January 2010, the Clubs entered into an agreement with the Kiwanis Club of Toronto Foundation, the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotions, and the Federal Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, each providing $1,000,000 in funding to renovate and reconstruct the 101 Spruce Street facility. We also embarked on a Capital Campaign which had a successful year and had raised almost $400,000 by the end of the year. Subsequent to year end we were very excited to learn that Miles and Kelly Nadal pledged more than $1,500,000 in capital and program support allowing us to move forward with a fourth floor youth centre. Many thanks go to the Board, Capital Campaign Committee, financial supporters, volunteers and staff for their ongoing support of this project.

I would like to thank Leah Richards for all of her hard work as Treasurer through June 2010 as well as Meesum Ashraf for his brief but generous efforts as Treasurer in the fall. In early 2011 we welcomed Mamoorosi Raditapole, a parent and community member with an accounting background and master’s degree in business administration, to the Board of Directors and specifically to the role of Treasurer. We look forward to a very exciting 2011!

Ian EdwardExecutive Director

“I like coming to the Club because I make friends. We help each other.”

Melanie participates in Computer Club, Cooking Club, Girls Group, Homework Club and Samba Kidz. Melanie is very cooperative and helpful – she is the first to volunteer when staff need help and she always makes new members feel welcomed. When Melanie grows up she wants to be a Police Officer.

Melanie R Age 9

Member of the YearRegent Park

Duke of York Site

Revenue $1,709,913 Expense $1,711,739

ProgramSalaries and BenefitsOccupancyFundraisingGeneral AdministrationDepreciation

Ministry of Health PromotionsToronto Kiwanis TP Loblaw Charitable TrustUnited Way of Greater TorontoGovernment and Other GrantsDonations and FundraisingFeesOtherInvestmentKiwanis Club of Toronto Foundation

25% 19%

17%

70%

10%9%

6%

5%

0%

15%12%7%

3%1%1%

2010 REVENUE AND EXPENSE

PAGE 6DONOR RECOGNITIONPresident’s Circle – $10,000 and aboveLeaders Circle - $5000-$9999Builders Circle - $1000-4,999Required Elements• Logos for President’s Circle Donors only (12-15 logos)o Kiwanis Club of Toronto o United Wayo City of Torontoo Toronto Foundation for Student Successo Toronto District School Boardo Toronto Catholic District School Boardo RBC After Schoolo Jumpstarto Major League Soccer/MLS Works (logo tbc)o Home Depot (logo tbc) o Ontarioo Pepsi Foundationo Second HarvestFormat:• Logos in high res JPEG or EPS format• List of names in Excel

DONOR RECOGNITION

President’s Circle$10,000 and above

Leaders Circle$5000-$9999

Canadian Tire Jump Start FoundationCHUM Charitable FoundationFasken Martineau

Canada Summer JobsHadden Gray FoundationOntario Library AssociationTP Loblaw Charitable Trust

Bank of MontrealBank of Montreal Charitable FoundationMark BennettCapital C Communications LPDanny CappeCassels, Brock & Blackwell LLPJohn Craig

Direct EnergyPeter DonoloChris DunlopFogler, Rubinoff LLPGarth FosterJay GoldmanArthur HamiltonJohn HardyRobert HarrisonJeff Horbal

iT911 Inc.Bennett KleinTom KoutoulakisBill L’HeureuxJohn McGowanDavid MontgomeryProhealth & Rehab CentreGeorge RossolatosScotch Mountain Meats Inc.Judy and Monty Simmonds

Paul SteinThe Danforth BIAJohn VetteseVIA Rail CanadaWestJetGina Yee

Friends Circle$100-999

7 NumbersChad AccursiAnil AggarwalALB Softy Inc.Deborah AllanRobert ApplebySarah ArmstrongFarzin AsadollahAaron AtkinsonFrancois AubryAV-CanadaAvis Budget Group CanadaAylesworth LLP, Barristers and SolicitorsAngela BaiWarren BakerGeorge BaldwinJim BalfourMary BarbeitoBarberians Steak HouseTania Barnes

Laura BaronJeannie BaxterBruce BellDenise BellamyEva BellissimoBest Western Cobourg Inn John BilinskiConnor BillViolet BinetteBlack Creek Pioneer VillageBruce BlainTerri BonnahTim BordenWalter BowenBoys & Girls Clubs of CanadaJames BradshawJudith BranscombeBroadview EspressoCraig BrownPaula Brown

Mary BullRichard ButlerButtcon LimitedDoreen CampbellCampinn Inc.Susan CarboneWayne CardwellHoward CarrCasale MediaEric CastonguayCatering by NikosLisa CatherwoodRon CaulfieldLuisa CelliCheckers Fun FactorySue ChesworthChris Dunlop, Royal LePage Estate RealtyNancy ChoiKim Siu ChongTina Chun

CIBCBruce ClarkClublink - Bond Head Golf ClubCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyRobert CohenColio Estate WinesMatt CollumCommerical MarketingArthur CondliffeLaura CooperCarrie CornelsonRobert CosmanBozidar CrnatovicKen CrofootLawrence CrowhurstSandra CurrieMaria Da SilvaDavid DanielsVince DelucaAlexa Dewiel

DuMoulin LLPFilipino Centre of TorontoHome DepotJimmy Devellano Children’s Foundation

Builders Circle$1000-4,999

Joe Di ClementeDonway Ford Sales LtdKathleen DoucetteGary DugganPeter DunneJody EmmerichESKA WaterCory EstrelaJim FabianFairmont Royal YorkMelanie FernandezFerraro Hair & Body SalonNorman FindlayJessica FingerhutAnnie FinnFionn MacCoolsSharon FischerAndrea FitzgeraldCarol FlettFrank Flower

Kids Up FrontMajor Leagues SoccerMLS WorksToronto Star Fresh Air Fund

Catherine FraserMarlene FrostDonna GallantPatrick GannonNicola GillisStephen GillisBarbara Lynne GoldingJanice GowerIrwin GreenblattGRIPWORKS INC.Anne HalladayKathleen HanlyCraig HannaJohn HarrisJane HawleyGeoffrey HigginsAlison HighKaren HiltonHKMB HUB InternationalPatrick HoganKaitlin HoganMarcia HoganBev HonsbergerRobert HoughHumphrey Funeral Home- A.W. Miles ChapelBruce HutchinsonIBM Canada Ltd.Alexandra IliopoulosIsland MarketingITG Canada CorporationKristin JamesNadia Jandali ChaoJanice JavierJane JudaKeith Loffler McAlpine ArchitectsJames B. KelseyMelissa KennedyKennedy Bingo Sponsors AssociationRoxana Khorramshahi-BayatRozanne Kibel

Jay KingDavid KlausnerDeborah KnightRoman KomarnyckyBrian KoscakJanine KovachJohn KrukGary LaBineJoan LaversJessica LawlorMichael LawlorSusan LeeTimothy LeonardRoss LewchukDavid LewisMason LiYu LiuPhilip LongSusan LoweLTS LeaderBoard of the GTAMacDonald-Hart & AssociatesLisa and Michael MacDonaldMonica MaddenSharmini MahadevanSean ManiaciAlison ManzerLisa Marie MarcuzziMarinelandAverill Maroun WitteveenLisa MartineauMony MarwaGina MathewMaulife FinancialValeria MaurizioMcAuslan BrewingLaureen McCleanRoxanne McCormickKaren McCreightDuncan McGregorMark McKewanDavid McLellanMedieval TimesNicole MelansonHelder Melo

Cynthia MenardCathy MercerWilliam MiddletonLee MilburyDonald MilnerCameron MingayRoger MitchellMoksha Yoga DanforthLester MonitaPaul MooreStephen MorrisonCatherine MorrisseyKeith MosleyAmir Mehrdad Mousavi-RiziPaul MuchnikMurphy’s Law Irish Pub Inc.Susan MurrayDon NguyenNational Hockey LeagueChristopher NortonJennifer NortonPatricia O’BrienTherese O’ReillyOntario Power AuthorityOntario Science CentreOpen Air Productions Inc.Susan PadmoreWalter J. PalmerPapazian Heisey Myers James ParksDianna PawJames PetersonGlen PetrieChristian PeytavinDavid PotterAdam RambertTina RasmussenEnid ReaderRedThread DesignReliance Home ComfortJoseph RizzaBeja RodeckRooster Coffee HousePat Rosolak

Jeffrey RoyMunier SaloojeeSalvation ArmyDiane SandlerSandweecheeCheryl Savas-TranterScotiabank BroadviewScotiabank York CBCDavid ScottDouglas ScottJohanna ShapiraMarlene SharpSher-E Punjab RestaurantSheridan NurseriesBryon SievertJosie SimoniniRaymond SimpsonSleepy Hollow Country ClubNeal SmithemanCrawford SpencerSpruce Court CooperativeSt. Paul’s BasilicaSt. Lawrence HallChristopher SteevesAaron StefanDaniel StevensKate StiglerMark StinsonJason StorsleyElizabeth SullivanSutton Partners Realty Inc.Sweet Definition Inc.Charles SweetmanChristine TabbertTanzola & Sorbara Professional CorporationTappo Wine Bar & RestaurantBarbara TaylorTermeArmanda Terra-CarvalhoThe Abbot PubThe Allan Candy Company Ltd.The Auld Spot PubThe Big Carrot

The Clorox Company of CanadaThe Elgin & Winter Garden TheatreThe Friendly ButcherThe Ruby WatchCo.Wendy ThompsonSue ThompsonMichael ThornburrowDean ThorneTim Horton’sToronto Hydro Employees’ Charity TrustToronto Raptors Basketball ClubJohn TorreyTowne CateringAliki TryphonopoulosJeffrey UngarJennifer VaughanJulianna VautourDavid VenezianoVertex Software inc.W. SalonHeather WaddellRonald WalkerRichard WalkerMarni WassermanAnn WatterworthLawrence WeinbergWellington County Brewery Inc.Christine WestLeah WhiteKelli WightWinners Merchants InternationalCatherine WileyBetty WillsonCatherine WillsonJennifer WoodDennis WoodBrian WrightXL CorporationSean YangYankee Lady Cruise ServicesMac YoungMark YoungYuk Yuk’sGordon Zive

Friends Circlecont’d

“Kids should come to the Club because it’s fun, they have lots of activities – one of my favourites

is playing dodgeball against the staff.”

Ahmed is involved in just about every activity the Dundas site has to offer. He enjoys Muay Thai, Public Speaking, Badminton and gym games. Ahmed respects his peers and the staff, participates in many activities, and encourages others. When Ahmed grows up he wants to become an engineer because he likes to construct and create different things.

AhmedAge 11

Member of the YearDundas Site

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

CAMPS

CREATIVE ARTS

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

LEARNING & LITERACY

NUTRITION & COOKING

LEADERSHIP &PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

Rick Walker first came through the doors of the Toronto Kiwanis Boys & Girls Clubs Gerrard Unit as a curious neighbour in 2005. Soon, he was volunteering two days a week as a tutor, a mentor and a patient friend to children and youth in the Club’s literacy and tutoring programs provided with Frontier

RICK WALKER, VOLUNTEER OF THE YEARCollege. Rick’s dedication to members of the Club led to an invitation to become a member of the Board of Directors in 2007. Rick provided leadership to the Programs & Services Committee as the Club expanded after school programs to 6 sites. Always up for a challenge, Rick then took on the role of Chair of the $6,000,000 ‘Believe in Kids’ Campaign to redevelop the Gerrard facility. He was dedicated to ensuring the campaign had a strong case for support and a solid base of fundraising volunteers. He spent hundreds of hours working on the campaign materials and recruiting others to help in this historic initiative. Most importantly he asked many people to make our project a giving priority for the year. He went knocking on the doors of neighbours, friends and Bay Street and in doing so, raised over $600,000 by the end of the first year of the campaign. Rick’s passion for the work that he does, persistence that drives him to overcome any barrier he encounters and enthusiasm to support all Club members to achieve their dreams is an inspiration to the Toronto Kiwanis Boys & Girls Clubs Community. Thank you Rick for all you have done and continue to do for the Club!

VOLUNTEERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE

More than 340 Volunteers provided the Toronto Kiwanis Boys & Girls Clubs with 7140 hours of service in 2010. Imagine Canada & Charity Intelligence value each hour of Volunteer service at $15 - this means the Club benefited from $107,000 in service. Thank you to all of our fabulous, dedicated volunteers for the difference you make in the lives of our children, youth and families.

“I like the staff at the Club because they talk to you

and give you good advice and they teach you right

from wrong. When you ask them for help they always

answer.”

Khari has been a member of the Club since 2008. He is a daily participant in the Club’s basketball program, intramural leagues and Homework Club. He was a Leader in Training in the summer of 2010 and attended the Provincial Youth Conference at Camp Smitty in Ottawa. Khari is a great role model to his peers and younger Club members. Khari was inspired by his leadership experience, and in the future would like to work at a Camp in the wilderness.

Khari RAge 14

Samuel McBride Youth of the Year

Jonathan AcasioRabia AdhiaStephanie AgilpayArnie AmaralFlora AmaralAmdocsNathalie AmeileMegan AndersonKatherine AshenburgJanice AuDrew BadgleyCharlie BaillieMarilyn BaillieWarren BakerJulia BalabanowiczBanana RepublicAileen BaranJacob BarnesRebecca BeanRhonda BecksteadNicholas BeharDenis BellAstrid BennettEtoile BetoukoumessouLaLune BetoukoumessouSayad BhimaniJasmine BholaStrachan BongardPhillip BrisboisMichelle BrownPaula BrownRobert BruceJayda BubeloffMana BungleDanielle CaditElizabeth CalibusoBill CalkinsKira CallahanWinnie CaoCapital C Communications LPDaniel CappeLauren CarterHelen CaulfieldRon CaulfieldTony ChapmanCarmen CharlesNeil ChesworthVincent CheungLauren ChiangTony Chuang

VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION

Alex ChuramanAmelia ChuramanCircle KLiz ClarkeRachel ClendinningBob CoffeyAriel ColeyFrontier CollegeToby (Arthur) CondliffeJohnny CostaNicole CrozierCatherine CruzCecelia DaiJanet DaiLinda DaiJosh DaSilvaJulianna DavisAkemi De CastroVictoria DeHamiltonDennis DiemertDirect EnergyDjurja DjoryevicSylvie DoucetteClaudette DouglasJenn DowntonDeb DrakefordJames DuncanLindsay DuncanChris DunlopLinda DuongJudy DurleRose EdwardsSenator Art EggletonCara EvansDan FergusonDillon FergusonPat FilippiRandy FinneyJames FlanneryKathy FooteCyesha FordeQuinn FranciscoRick FranklinAshley FraserGayle FrenchTanguy FrenchVilma FunesKatherine GainorNaike GambeGap Inc.

Ines GarciaCaitlin GayleAndrew GordonLillian GouveniaShemar GrantAndre GreenGeorge GreensladeJudy GrintonAmanda HaidsesGraham HaradaJustin HasselbachDean HastingsJane HawleyHelen Heng GeEden HigginsBill HinesMandy HoegHome DepotKaitlin HooperOlivia InacioAmanda IrahetaCarla JacintoIrene JohnstoneAllyza JonesOurania KalaritisLiz KatorskyCilla KentJulie KiddHoney KimMinsoo KimGordon KirkeBennett KleinDeborah KnightGaelle KosiCandice LashleyKaren LeErika LeandroJessica LeeRebecca LeeJourdana LemmaMartin LeungBill L’HeureuxJanet L’HeureuxMichelle LiLinitzer Benefit SocietyAlyssa LuttenbergerLaurie LyleMeryl MacleodMelinda MainKathryn Manos

Mary JaneVictoria MasonHeather MassicotteRenee MassopJohn Joseph MastandreaGeeta Mathew-PetersonAndrea MauriceVictoria McCormickMargaret McGeachySinead McGeachyTracey MellershGraciela MendezPat MillsKelsey MinorFozia MirNooshin MisaghiMLS W.O.R.K.STom MorrisonStephanie MouraoMarv MurphyJohn MynewDaniel NgRochelle O’ConnorCourtney OwenLillian PapelJeff PentitlaBobby PerrittIan PerrovichRob PerryAaron PetersJen PowerColleen PowersAmanda PuDionne QuintynSalma RainAdam RambertAndrea RamhitRBC - Gerrard BranchMatt RempelBrian RibeiroRosalia RibeiroKhari RichardsLeah RichardsJimmy RimDominique RobinsonLesley RoganAnjelica RojasCindy Roks

Matt RothwellSalesforce.comKaren SanterKatie SaxonDonald SchaeferSelena SebastiaoKim ShilsonHeidi ShimGillian ShipmanJanet ShortCharles SkipperChris SmithRosa Son Nick SongJoe StapletonAdriana StoesserCasey SwabiCharles SweetmanJessie SymesMartina TallovaNathalie TappinNicole TaylorBeth TedleyBenjamin TengJean-Christopher TitusTracey Jane ToledoSandrine UkiwamaMatthew VanHooserJulianna VautourKate VinerChloe WalkerDemar WalkerMargaret WalkerRick WalkerVirginia WalkerDonald WallaceMark WallaceMeaghan WarfieldAllysa WebbShannon WhitakerCorina WilkesBetty WillsonFiona WongWinnie WooJennifer WoodIvan YiuJohn YuRabia ZaheerMary Zarikos

“The staff at the Club are nice to us, they take care of us

and help us.”Muda participates in a wide range of activities including InterClub soccer, Soccer Buddies, Cooking Club, Film Making and Arts and Crafts programs. He always comes to the Club with a smile on his face and makes others feel included in the program. He is always willing to try new activities and encourages his friends. Muda wants to use his soccer skills in the future as a professional soccer player.

Muda AAge 9

Member of the Year Lord Dufferin Site

$3,000,000 Believe in Kids CampaignOnwards & Upwards!

The Club embarked on a $6,000,000 redevelopment and expansion of the historic Spruce Street site.

Three $1,000,000 grants were secured from The Kiwanis Club of Toronto Foundation, the Federal Government and the Provincial Government.

The Club is seeking another $3,000,000 to complete the renovation of this historic building. The campaign was kicked off with a generous grant from Lowe’s Canada to re-build the kitchen on March 31st. Over $500,000 was raised from generous staff, volunteers and donors by December 31st!

Campaign ChairRick Walker

Campaign AdvisorsCharlie BaillieMarilyn BaillieBill CalkinsTony ChapmanLiz ClarkeBob CoffeyChris DunlopSenator Art EggletonBill L’HeureuxJanet L’HeureuxLaurie LyleCilla KentJohn A. MacDonaldJohn Joseph MastandreaPat MillsLesley RoganDon SchaeferMark WallaceBetty Willson

“At the Club, the staff take care of us, play with us and give us snacks. If I

wasn’t at the Club I’d be at home watching TV.”

It is difficult to find a program that Raiyan is not involved in! Raiyan participates in Literacy 4 Life, Learning Rocks, Junior Journalists, InterClub leagues and Arts programs. This year he was also the junior public speaking champion. His enthusiasm inspires others and he is a positive role model for other Club members. In the future, Raiyan would like to be a scientist or an explorer of mountains, forests and jungles.

Raiyan BAge 9

Member of the Year Sprucecourt Site

$ 4,060,080 Renovation$ 1,200,000 New Youth Floor$ 450,000 FF & E $ 271,000 Administration /Fundraising

$ 6,000,000 Project Budget:

Carl BremnerRobert CoffeyMichael CurrieNichole DavisDon Area Co-opWalker FamilyJohn ForbesBruce HaddenDavid IngramAnthony LafleurDonald LangeKathryn L. ManeyCathy MannSuzanne McCuaig

Patrick MurrayBob ParrittCynthia QuigleyRosalia RibeiroLeah RichardsCindy RoksMarnie SmithLynn SproattTKBGC Penny DriveJames TurnerMeghan WarfieldDoug WhelerWilliam WhiteheadJayne Whiteley

$100 - 499

$500 - 999

$1000 - 4999

$100,000+

$5000 - 24999

$25000 - 99999

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS 2009-2010

Tim BellLiz ClarkeLesley HawleyRobert Keel

Bill CalkinsDanny CappeChris DunlopIan EdwardPeter & Cilla KentMichael KnowltonJohn Joseph MastandreaAnn McCain-EvansPaul Moore

Peter & Sandra BeckPat & John HardyMetric Electric Contractors

A.C. NeilsenAdam RambertMartha SprouleCharles SweetmanMartina TallovaRick WalkerMark WallaceBetty Willson

Capital C Communications LPGeorge Weston Ltd. Lowes CanadaTD Bank Financial Group

Trillium Foundation

“Kids should go to the Club to do something fun at the end

of the day. The best part is helping out and trying new

activities.”Sierra exemplifies participation, cooperation, respect and friendship. Sierra is involved with Young Chefs, Glee Club, Inter Club soccer, Awesome Artists, Fitness Fanatics, Origami Club, Photography, Homework Club and Science Club. She is excited to try new things and is always willing to lend a hand to staff and Club members. In the future Sierra would like to become a chef.

Sierra BAge 8

Member of the YearSt. Paul Site

Jessica LawlorKathy ManeyThe Rogan FoundationDonald Wallace

Ministry of Health Promotion NycomedRoyal Mechanical Inc.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPSCommunity partnerships are vital to ensure the continued sustainability of the Clubs’ programs, growth and learning opportunities for the boys and girls. In the past two years, more than 200 companies have already shown their support of TKBGC programs, staff and children.

The hundreds of relationships TKBGC has cultivated and nurtured over the years have enabled the Club to identify nine program areas that are suitable for partnerships. These community investment opportunities are perfect-fit for companies looking for innovative ways to integrate their CSR strategy into their corporate culture.

Cause Integration goes beyond marketing. Cause Integration allows companies to demonstrate their commitment through action by weaving their support into their company’s corporate culture. Companies are then able to engage employees in volunteer activities and inspire them to actively participate in other community development initiatives.

Aligning TKBGC community investment opportunities with each company’s corporate mandate, values and CSR objectives will help to ensure that we meet their internal stakeholder targets and exceed each partner’s broader

“I hope your club members get as much enjoyment out of the new additions to the club as we did in helping put them together!”

– Claudia Garcia, Home Depot Canada

“I think everyone should come to the Boys and Girls Club because there are a lot of programs

to build your confidence like

Public Speaking. It’s a great place to

make new friends”

Sirsly is always up for an adventure or to try something new! She participates in Capoeira, Muay Thai, Public Speaking, Steve Nash Basketball, Guitar Jam Session, Power Up Homework Club, Cooking Club and Inter Club Leagues. Sirsly is very helpful around the Club and always brings a positive attitude. In the future, Sirsly hopes to be a professional athlete – volleyball is her favourite sport.

Sirsly A Age 12

Member of the Year TP Loblaw Unit

“The best part of coming to the Club is that I get to hang with all my friends and make more as the year goes on.

The Club keeps kids off the streets and

out of trouble”

Jerome was chosen as the Member of the Year from the Queen Alexandra Site because he is polite, respectful, courageous and mature. He has participated in many sports including baseball, hockey and basketball. He is a leader to his peers and can be counted on to always give a great effort. Jerome is also an active participant in the poetry program. In the future, Jerome would like to be an NHL hockey player.

Jerome SAge 14

Member of the Year Queen Alexandra Site

“The after school program here is among the best in Canada. It helps the kids learning skills and it also helps to build self-esteem and

ignite a passion for learning.”

-Jasmina Zdravkovic, RBC Royal Bank Branch Manager

community investment goals. Our goal is to create mutually beneficial relationships where specific needs are addressed, terms to measure success are both implemented and evaluated.

Community partners can rest assured knowing that even a small community investment will yield dividends for years to come. TKBGC will work within your timeframe and budget.

If you’re looking for more information about how your company can be involved with TKBGC, please contact our Sponsorship and Events Coordinator.

TKBGCs Nine Program Pillars:

Literacy & Learning Nutrition & Cooking

Creative Arts Physical Activity

Personal Development Safewalk Home Program

Clubs & Activities Family Events

Camps

A good place to be

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