Content

Board & Staff 2

Mission Statement 3

Message from Executive Director 4

Program Review 5

No Tankers 5

Not for Sale 8

Financial Overview 10

Our supporters 11

Cover photo credits: Evan Leeson, flickr, top left & bottom left

BoardGeoff MannPresident

Jennie MilliganDirector

Shannon McPhailDirector

Frank ArnoldTreasurer

StaffWill HorterExecutive Director

Matt TakachOperations Director

Charles CampbellCommunications Director

Eric SwansonNo Tankers Campaign

Director

Gordon O’ConnorVancouver Island Campaign

Director

Celine TrojandVictoria Organizer

Maggie GilbertDevelopment Coordinator

Karl HardinCommunications Coordinator

Emma Gilchrist Communications Director

Ian BirchBookkeeper

Kelsey SingbielDevelopment Manager

Andrea MacDonaldVancouver Organizer

Erika DrushkaNew Media Coordinator

Arran WalsheVancouver Canvasser

Ben PorcherVictoria Canvasser

Brody MetcalfVictoria Canvasser

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Mission Statement

Dogwood Initiative works to inspire British Columbians to take back decision-making power over the air, land and water they depend on. Our work empowers ordinary people to safeguard their communities for their children and their grandchildren. In 2010 we achieved this through our two main programs: our No Tankers campaign, which worked with municipal, provincial, and national interests to protect B.C.’s coast from oil spills, and our Vancouver Island campaign, which used grassroots organizing to make the voices of local residents heard on important land-use issues.

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Message from the Executive Director

Dogwood Initiative’s story began in the mid-1990s when a small group of people got together with a dream. The dream was not about incremental change. The dream was to build an organization that would transform the way people came together to confront power. The dream was to overcome cynicism, inspire hope and confront ostensibly insurmountable hurdles.

In 2010 the challenges remained enormous. Partisan finger-pointing consumed our federal and provincial politics, alienating millions. Cynicism grew as politicians continued to ignore the important issues of the day.

As the second decade of the 21st century begins – with climate change and an unsustainable financial system hanging over our heads – it is clear that hope, albeit important, by itself is insufficient to overcome the gridlock that has become our politics. Like-minded people can’t rely on others to solve their problems; they must organize and become formidable change agents for their communities, and the air, land and water they rely on. That is where Dogwood Initiative comes in.

Dogwood Initiative’s successes in 2010 are proof that dreams do come true, especially if you add in good people, lots of hard work, some tenacity and a willingness to take risks.

Our No Tankers campaign became a formidable force by building a 65,000-person strong network of committed citizens in areas most important to key financial and political decision makers.

Although we haven’t yet achieved a permanent ban on oil tankers, we made significant progress and have laid the foundation to prove that refusing to protect B.C.’s coast from oil spills can cost British Columbia politicians their seats in the municipal and potential federal and provincial elections that could occur in 2011.

Locally, our Vancouver Island campaign also broke new ground. Our efforts have catalyzed a movement prepared to work to make southern Vancouver Island the most resilient region in the world. The fight against reckless developments and urban sprawl is intensifying, and we have made progress in getting regional government to stand up to rogue developers and their municipal cohorts and to protect farms and forests in central Saanich and Juan de Fuca.

In 2010 we also began laying the building blocks for important future campaigns against expanding coal exports and for campaign finance reforms to keep big money out of the political process.

Mitigating global warming and the increasingly volatility of our unsustainable financial system presents enormous challenges and opportunities. The inability of our governments, regardless of the leaders, to respond to the enormous problems we face has convinced me that Dogwood Initiative has an even more important role in the next decade.

It is more important than ever to continue pushing the envelope, confronting power and, most importantly, mobilizing and connecting people.

Now is not the time to rest on our laurels. Now is the time work harder and work smarter. Time is of the essence. Together we can accomplish great things.

Will HorterExecutive Director 4

program review

No TankersLearn more about this campaign at www.notankers.ca

Goals:

(1) Federal government legislates a ban on oil tanker traffic through Hecate Strait, Dixon Entrance, and Queen Charlotte Sound (“Canada’s Pacific north coast”)

(2) Enbridge Inc. suspends its Northern Gateway oil pipeline and supertanker proposal.

For close to 40 years British Columbians have been standing up and shutting down proposals to bring oil supertankers - and the risk of inevitable oil spills - to Canada’s Pacific north coast. In 2005, Dogwood Initiative began work to pick up where these historical efforts left off, prompted by Enbridge Inc.’s Northern Gateway proposal to bring more than 200 crude oil and condensate supertankers annually to Kitimat, B.C.

Our No Tankers program launched in 2007 with a small living room presentation to 15 people. Since then, the No Tanker network has increased to more than 65,000 supporters. These numbers have created grassroots power that has led to significant advances toward our primary goal for this program: the achievement of a permanent federal, legislated ban on oil tankers to protect Canada’s Pacific north coast from oil spills. We came close to success this year, but failed to achieve a ban before the 2011 federal election, an event that changes our path for No Tankers into 2011/2012.

This past year, 2010, began with inspiring events. B.C.’s Coastal First Nations alliance, representing all First Nations on B.C.’s north coast, exercised their own jurisdiction by passing indigenous laws banning tankers carrying oilsands crude oil through their territorial waters. The year ended with the Save the Fraser Declaration, signed by representatives of more than 60 First Nation communities to ban oil pipelines and tankers and protect Fraser River salmon. In the time between these two declarations, we worked hard to unite British Columbians and advance a federal ban to follow suit.

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Our Successes:

• Working with our community, First Nations and non-profit partners we secured a renewed, stronger commitment by the Liberal Party of Canada under Michael Ignatieff to support legislation to ban oil tankers on B.C.’s north coast.

• Our No tankers network expanded by more than 20,000 new supporters in targeted federal constituencies — a record year.

• We helped local councillors and mayors concerned about oil tankers to better advocate for, and ultimately pass, the first province-wide local government resolution supporting a ban on oil tankers.

• With our allies, we organized a delegation to Ottawa that garnered the first widespread national coverage of the issue, including on CBC’s The National.

• In early December, when the federal NDP introduced a House of Commons motion in support of a legislated ban, we worked to ensure that a majority of Parliament — including the Bloc Quebecois — voted for this symbolic measure, which passed 143 to 138.

• Our advocacy, and that of our allies, supported the introduction of Bill C-606, the first Liberal private member’s bill to implement a ban (the bill was eventually killed by the 2011 federal election).

• Recognizing that the British Columbia government’s position on oil tankers is influential to the federal cause, in a 26-hour period we we organized approximately 1,000 people to join the B.C. Liberal party during the party’s leadership race. Unfortunately, we failed to secure support from any of the leadership candidates for an oil tanker ban.

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The secondary goal of Dogwood Initiative’s No Tankers program is to set the stage for Enbridge to voluntarily withdraw its Northern Gateway project. We believe that due to the scale of conflict Enbridge is instigating, and the inherent risks of their proposal, it is ultimately in Enbridge’s best interests to withdraw the project.

• With our shareholder partners, we tabled a shareholder’s resolution that led to a report by Enbridge discussing the potential costs to the company of an oil spill from the Northern Gateway pipeline. Unfortunately, the report was not as forthcoming or detailed as promised, largely pointing to Enbridge’s insurance and failing to discuss the highest risk scenarios.

• We assisted First Nation representatives to attend Enbridge’s Annual General Meeting, where they expressed their opposition and their authority. Questions posed to Enbridge by Dogwood revealed that the company routinely discusses the legal and reputational risks created by First Nations’ opposition, and raised questions about the degree to which Enbridge is sharing this information with its potential project investors.

• Recognizing a persistent absence of understanding outside of B.C. of the true weight carried by First Nations opposition, we assisted in communicating the true risks of this growing opposition to both Enbridge and the financial sector.

While we have yet to achieve either of the program’s major goals, progress is being made. Oil tankers in B.C. watersare becoming a leading environmental issue in B.C. and Canada. The network of No Tankers supporters continues to expand, while polls show that 75 to 80 per cent of British Columbians oppose oil tankers.

Ultimately the fate of oil tankers in B.C. waters will not be determined through government processes; it is — and will always be — a political decision. That is why we are committed to bringing as many people as possible into our No Tankers network, helping them access key federal, provincial and local decision-makers and leveraging each dollar and minute donated toward protecting our coast from oil spills.

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program review

Not For SaleLearn more about this campaign at www.VI-notforsale.org

Goals:(1) To empower people to create a more sustainable future for the region by addressing the root causes of urban sprawl

(2) To achieve permanent protection for the farms and forest lands of the Capital Regional District.

Here are some highlights from this past year:

• The Not For Sale campaign successfully pressured the CRD board to pursue changes to its decision-making system that will allow it to enforce the Regional Growth Strategy and prevent urban sprawl.

• The campaign developed a strong network of support from non-traditional allies in the labour, anti-poverty and food sovereignty movements.

• The campaign formed and helped support several autonomous committees that continue to work independently on land use and sustainability issues.

Dogwood Initiative and our partner groups succeeded in maintaining strong momentum and increased public support for the campaign to stop urban sprawl in the CRD. This was leveraged to create fundamental changes to the region’s land-use decision-making system that will enhance our ability to promote a sustainable future in the CRD.

Our work on the Saanich Peninsula lead to co-ordination between four separate campaigns against urban sprawl and encouraged the local rate payers organization to take a deliberate stand on issues of reckless development.

In the Juan de Fuca region the Dogwood initiative continued to advocate for sustainability by orga-nizing opposition to a proposal for 266 homes along a 17 km stretch of the iconic Juan de Fuca trail.

By connecting issues of reckless development on the Saanich Peninsula and Juan de Fuca region with other social problems, such as poverty, workers rights and indigenous land claims, the Vancouver Island is Not for Sale campaign has inspired an educated public conversation about sustainability on Southern Vancouver Island and has begun creating a broad-based movement for sustainable land use.

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Our Successes:

• Dogwood Initiative organized three public forums on urban sprawl in the region.

• We mobilized thousands of community members to attend public hearings about land use on the Saanich Peninsula and Juan de Fuca resource lands.

• Dogwood facilitated a participatory mural painting project involving hundreds of people from across the region to bring to life the threat of urban sprawl in the Juan de Fuca region.

• Dogwood collaborated with campaign partners to organize two public protests, a CRD phone calling blitz, and an e-mail campaign that helped thousands of people demand a moratorium on urban sprawl.

• More than 100 print media articles featured our work, including frequent articles in the Victoria Times Colonist and Monday Magazine, two columns in the Vancouver Sun, an article in the Globe and Mail and the National Post. Our staff published columns in Focus and Monday magazines and was frequently interviewed on CFAX, CBC, Q-news and other radio stations about local issues.

• For the first time in three years our work on the Western Forest Products privatization controversy achieved national media attention.

• Dogwood Initiative successfully networked with farming and food sovereignty activists from across the CRD and built strong relationships with anti-poverty activists by creating the Reclaim the Commons Robinhood Gardening Initiative to politicize food production and help marginalized communities of people access land and resources to grow their own food.

• Dogwood piloted a new video communications strategy by sending video updates and event invitations to our supporters by e-mail to make our campaign easier to follow and participate in.

• We launched the satirical Pavey Awards to name some of the region’s most destructive real estate speculators and released the comedic People for a Paved Planet video.

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Income 2010-2011 2009-2010Foundations, Businesses, and Organizations $370,801.00 63% $322,098.00 63%Individuals $194,371.00 33% $167,795.00 33%Fee for Service $25,855.00 4% $21,491.00 4%Total $591,027.00 100% $511,384.00 100%

Financial Overview

Expenses 2010-2011 2009-2010Programs and Campaigns $469,946.00 80% $382,868.00 80%Administration, Operations, & Fundraising $114,228.00 20% $94,049.00 20%Total $584,174.00 100% $476,917.00 100%

Expenses

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Our SupportersJennifer Miller Jessica Dempsey Jessica Siemens Jill Thompson Jillian Ridington Joan Churchill Joan Le Nobel Joan Meikle Joey Macdonald John Disney John Fitch John Mackenzie John Pope John Taylor Josette Wier Josh PatersonJosh Rauw Judy Gaylord Judy Snaydon June Ryder Justin Wainwright Kalum Lauritzen Karen McAllister Karen Oliver Karen Pidcock Karen Stackaruk Kate O’keefe Katherine Williams Kathleen Bird Kathleen Ruff Kathleen Wilkins Kathy Froncisz Keith Waddell Kellie Guarasci Kelsey Singbeil Kenneth Gibbard Kenneth Joubert Kent Mjolsness Kevin Netherton Kimberly Lisgo Kurt CehakKyle Armstrong Leesa Watt Lena ToneffLili Soleil - Garbutt

Diana Prestidge Diane McNally Don Brown Donna Barker Donna Randall Edith Hunsberger Elaine Hooper Eleanor Wright Eliza Potter Elizabeth Hamblett Elizabeth Karunaratne Emmy PrestonErich Mueller Frances Litman Frances Riley Fred Durrand Gagan Leekha Gail Riddell Gary Saulnier Genevieve Singleton George Griffiths Georgina Brunette Geza VamosGlen Miller Glenn Parkinson Gloria Kavadas Greg Holloway Greg Tamblyn Hanspeter Frey Harvey Armstrong Hawk Owl Henry Tabbers Howard Stiff Howard Yeager Ian and Rachel Brameld Ian McAllister Jack Thornburgh Jackie Hildering Jan Talbot Jane KiltheiJane SterkJanet BinghamJanet Fairbanks Janet McGuinty Jeannette Tracey Jennie Milligan Jennifer Butler Jennifer Jones Jennifer Lowe

Monthly Members

Ada Pickford Alan Hedley Alfred Reynolds Alison Miller Allen Eaves Alon Weinberg Amy Pavelich Ann Kujundzic Ann Nicholson Ann White Anne & Ray Morris Anne MorrisAriane Tisseur Arnold and Joan Baker Arthur WarrenAudrey Woodward Barbara Holiff Barbara Scott Barbara Taylor Ben Tannenbaum Bernie Jones Beverley NeffBill Horner Brendan Harris Brian Cutts Brian Hotsenpiller Brian Wood Carol Clay Carol Clemens Carol Tabbers Carolyn Brett Cathy Fletcher Charlotte Senay Chery Willis Chris Bowers Christine Carlson Claire Paterson Clifford Stainsby Connie Eaves Corinne Dulberg Cory Schile Cynthia ForemanDaniel Vivarelli Daulton PaynterDavid Boag David Petrik Deborah Nicol Diana Ball Diana Chown

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Susan Roper Susan Rudosky Susan Shields Tanya Handley Tara Parsons Tasma Hinch Thomas Steinweger Thora Fleming Tiffany Wightman Tim Lindsay Tim Taylor Tim Thielmann Tim Van Wijk Tom Hackney Tony Pearse Ursula Kasting Walter Meyer zu Erpen Wayne Bradley Wendy Shaw Wes Bingham Will Horter William Doherty William Wodraska Zona Macdonald

$1000 +

Alison LeDuc Alison Prentice Andrea Boys Brendan MacLean Collette MacLean Cortlandt MacKenzie Dorothy Cutting Elaine JamesFrank Arnold Hope Campbell Jason Shewchuk Jennifer Miller Jim Prentice Mel McDonald Michael Steele Patrick Stewart Peter NixTim Boys William Newsom Winfried Zacherl

$500-$999

Anthony Burke Barry Saxifrage Ben Singleton-polster

Noah Cebuliak Norman Kelly Olive Sims Olwyn Morinski Orest Moysiuk Pam Kryskow Pamela Zevit Patricia Bastone Patricia Joyce Patricia Kirchner Paul Rokeby-Thomas Paule Lanctot Pegasis McGauley Penelope Nabokov Peter & Heather Scholefield Peter Bell Philip Grange Philippe Lepetit Rebeccah Nelems Reimar Kroecher Richard Andrews Robert Akins Robert and Audrey Wild Robert Hart Robert MacDonald Robert Weaver Robin Annschild Robin Fagnan Robin Roots Ronald HawkinsRonald Hyatt Rose Kaech Ross McCoubreyRussell HardyRussell Hotsenpiller Ruth Miller Ruth Zenger Ryan Stohmann Ryan Tomaselli Sally Hammond Sandra Smeds Sandra WalkerSaul Arbess Sharon Gretzinger Sharon Lawrence Shea PhillipsSheila Gaunt Shirley Campbell Stella Swanson Stephanie Lingard Stewart Meikle Susan AbellsSusan De Roode Susan Paynter

Lind MillerLinda Stanton Lindsay ReadLorna Knowles Lothar Schaefer Louise Hotsenpiller Lynda Gagne Lynda Unterthiner Lynn Burrows Maggie Gilbert Margaret King Margaret Marsh Margaret Stenson Maria Squance Marianne Unger Marie Brown Marilyn Weland Marion Boyle Marusha Taylor Mary Andrews Mary CarlisleMary Disney Mary Doherty Mary Kay Wyman Mary McAlister Mary Paradis Mary Porter Mary Russell Mary-Ellen Hannah Matt Price Matt Skillings Matt Takach Matthew Gindin Maureen Phillips May Murray Meadow Dove Lang Meara Brown Melissa Walter Merton Palmer Michael Begg Michael Halleran Michael Kreeft Michael Toulmin Michael Woodbridge Michele Murphy Mickey McLeod Mike FischerMike Wilson Miles Kaech Miriam Leo Gindin Moira Chaudry Moireen & John Phillips Murray Dobbin Naomi Devine Nicholas Read

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Chris Tenove Christopher Purton Chuck Brody Clare Vipond Clyde Forrest Cole Harris Colin Rankin Daniel Mosquin Daniel Scott David Graham David Spanier Deanna House Denis CouplDenis Walsh Dennis Perry Derek Hill Derek SpearingDiane Stringfellow Don Mark Don Robb Don VipondDylan Hardie Edward Tosczak Elaine Golds Elizabeth Davidson Erna Zinn Fiona Mosher Frances Delhaye Frances Pugh Francesca Cogorno Frank Cushing Fred McMechan Fred Schloessinger Frederick Marshall Full NameGarth LougheadGeorgina Brunette Gerald Cawdell Gerard Nellestijn Gerry BloomerGillian Cohen Gillian Thompson Gordon WirthGray WaddellHanspeter FreyHarley Wilbur Hawk OwlHazel Colme Heather Fox Heather More Heather Waddell Howard Pattinson Irene Fizzell Isabel Sinclair

Stephen Koerner Thomas Macneil Waldo Yule Wendy Smith

$100-$249

A.T. David HutchingsAdrian Miles Alan HedleyAlan PattinsonAlan StaceyAlbert PortAlice NellestijnAllen Milne Andrew McKay Ann MacLeod Ann TruyensAnnabelle Cameron Anne GloverAnne Glover Anne Mills Anne MorrisAnne-marie Daniel Antonia Mills Art FredeenBarbara DeMottBarbara HuismanBarbara McGeoughBarbara MurrayBarbara Scott Barry FairesBarry Riley Bastiaantje MarshallBernice Macnab Beth Carswell Bill Cordray Bolko Rawicz Brendan McGuirk Brian Hamilton Brian Parohl C. H. Dyke Caitlyn Vernon Carina SoderlundCarmen BurrowsCarmen Burrows Carol MaricaCarol Shaw Carol Smith Carole DarlingCatherine Alpha Cathy Flikweert Charles BaileyCheryl Condly

Brian Pinch Diane Pinch Eric Hartley J.T. Matthews Jim Burrows Margaret Matthews Patrick Freeny Richard Copley Richard Moore Sarah Tidwell Tom Tidwell

$250-$499

Arlene Skagfeld Cat Beaulee Chris Krasowski Chris Picard Dan Bowditch Dave Weiss Denise Hodgson Eileen Wttewaall Eva Poeverlin Fran Thoburn Frank Mitchell Geoffrey Hogarth Gerald WalterGlen MillerGord WarrenchukGordon Hart Hanspeter Frey Helen ColeHelen Hansen Jackie Hildering Jacqui MacDonald John OMeara John Priddle Keagan Schopfer Lee GreenLori Cohen Lorraine Dansereau Marshall Bauman Michal Mayzel Neil Turley Paul Hunter Peter Nix Rob Simons Rosemary J. Fox Sandra Mato Sara Hall Severn Cullis-Suzuki Sharon Godkin Smita Patel Stephen Hunt

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Jackie Kirnbauer James KerrJames Kerr James RamsayJan Donnithorne Jane DevonshireJane Ross Jane Templeman Janet Phelps Janet Ray Jean LaRose Jean Mcbride Jeremy Wilson Jessica Ball Jessica Clogg Jessica Klein Jessie Brown Jim DonaldsonJim Pojar Joanne ManleyJoel Joyner John Bergenske John Campbell John Jamieson John Schreiber John Stewart John Vickers John Waters Joop Burgerjon Joyce BakerJoyce Buxcey Judith Davis Judy HelperinJudy Spearing Judy Sturgis Karen McAllister Karena Shaw Karl McEwanKate MurrayKathleen Greskiw Kati Martini Keagan Schopfer Keith PincottKen Crump Kent Mjolsness Kim Kratky Larry Colero Lesley WatsonLeslie Frank Leslie Nielsen Linda Bilyea Linda Brown Linda Chan Linda Marshik

Linnette Abbot Lis BangLois SpragueLorne Iverson Lorraine Douglas Lou AllinLouise WeirLyndis Davis Lynn ConallMargaret Asch Margaret OuwehMargaret Taylor Margaretha Loughead Marie CampbellMarie Claire Young Marijke Van Wijk Marily Mearns Marilyn Kan Marilyn MahanMarilynn KingMarilynn King Marlene Beaudry Marlene Campbell Marlene Mackenzie Marty SutmollerMarty Sutmoller Mary Ann Code Mary Bailey Mary Brown Mary CarlisleMary Gavan Mary Russell Mary Schaufele Mel Burkholder Melissa SearcyMerran Proctor Merwan Engineer Michael Davis Michael Evans Michael Hayes Michael Nicoll Mike Rodgers Mike Sheehan Miles MyersMillion McEachirn Miriam MayMonique Oleschuk Murray Dobbin Myra Orr Nancy SearingNaomi PanchysonNick Serheniuk Nitya Harris Nora Osborne

Owen Hertzman P DevonshirePamela Allen Patricia Carswell Patricia Currie Patricia GoodingPatricia Gooding Patricia Gouge Patricia McCarthyPatricia MolchanPatrick Murray Patrick Slobodian Paul CurtissPaul GloverPaul Richards Paul Rothe Penny Donaldson Peter Gibbs Peter Grant Peter McLaren Pierre D’EstrubePolly Walter Randy BurkeRaymond Morris Raymond PillmanRebecca BayerRenie McCallumRichard BockingRick WilsgardRick Wilsgard Rita Wittman Rob Flemming Rob Simons Robert Hunter Robert Lornie Robert Macrae Robert Meredith Robert PenmanRobin Warren Rod MacDonald Rodger Hamilton Rose Delap Rosemary CornellRosemary Cornell Rosemary JornaRuth Riddell Ruth Simons Sabra Woodworth Sam ParkerSandra Leckie Sharon Godkin Shelley Breadner Shirley D’Estrube Sid Jorna

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Stacey Brown Stefan Ochman Stephanie Weinstein Stephen Chessor Steve Bohus Steve Robinson Sue Milligan Susan Gage Susan Leslie Susan Port Susan WardlawSylvia Bews-wright Sylvia Button Sylvia Pincott Tania Berges Taoya Schaefer Tara Gaertner Terry Flynn Theresa Duynstee Thomas Mahan Thomas Mahan Thomas Shields Tim RobertsTom Tidwell Tony Gelsthorpe Tracy HeylUrsula DeshieldUrsula PoepelValine Crist Virginia DanielVirginia Evans Virginia Karr Viveka Janssen W. Thomson Martin Waine Ryzak Wendy Southall Will Horter William Eastman William Foster Yves Bernadet

In Kind

Bubby Rose’s Café Café Fantastico Carley Colclough Council of Canadians DemandToolsDon ChaputEdward EcclestoneFernwood CoffeeFrances LitmanFull Moon PhotoGarde Colins

GroundwireIlijc AlbaneseIlja HerbImagen GreenIsland BlueJamie TannerLa PiolaMalcolm HarmanMcAllister Opinion-ResearchMount Newton Neighborhood AssociationParsonage CaféPatisserie DanielRed BarnResidents and Ratepayers of Central Saanich SocietyRethink CommunicationsRights and Democracy Uvic Student GroupRockey Mountain Rebel Music Rootcellar

Foundations

Ball Family Environmental FoundationBrainerd FoundationCorporate Ethics InternationalGlasswaters FoundationLuna TrustThe Mclean FoundationTides Canada - Wild Salmon FundTides Foundation USA Timken Sturgis FoundationVancouver Foundation - Stewart FundVancouver Foundation - Strat Fund and Sa-hali FundVIPIRG Wilburforce Foundation Winky Foundation

Businesses

Lush CosmeticsFirst Unitarian Church Of VictoriaOsugi Holdings Associated ConsultantsOcean Island Backpacker’s Inn Ltd.Whistler Immigration Ltd. Denman Island Chocolate Ltd.

Vancity Mountain Equipment Co-op Calcon Construction Inc Donor Direct Consulting Chapelas Industries Company Positive Energy Quilters

Thank you all for your very generous support! Dogwood Initiative would not exist without you.

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