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beyondthe build

2017 ANNUAL REPORT

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Table of ContentsLeadership Message 1

Changing Family’s Lives 2

Volunteers 4

Community Impact and Beyond 6

ReStore 9

2017 Carter Work Supporters 10

2017 Habitat Edmonton Supporters 12

Financials 21

VisionA world where everyone has a safe and decent

place to call home.

MissionTo mobilize volunteers and community partners in building affordable housing and promoting home ownership as the means to breaking the cycle of poverty.

Values• Habitat builds strength, stability

and independence through affordable home ownership.

• Strong and stable homes help build strong and stable communities.

• Decent shelter is something we all need to thrive.

• With a little help, we all have the potential to stand on our own.

• Bold actions speak louder than words.

• Working together, side-by-side, promotes understanding and self-reliance.


There was, perhaps, no other year in Habitat for Humanity Edmonton’s history that can quite compare to 2017. As you may know, Habitat Edmonton was selected to host the 34th Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project in July, which allowed the world to see the incredible donors, volunteers, families, and staff of Habitat Edmonton. Over 5,000 volunteers came from around the world to help build homes for families.

It is safe to say that meeting President and Mrs. Carter was heartwarming for everyone involved. They are exceptional people who draw and inspire others through their philanthropic work. The Carters’ time in Edmonton helped to shine a spotlight on the work Habitat is doing in the capital region, which resulted in unparalleled community support that greatly benefited our charity and ultimately our families. We are also grateful to the local, national, and international media who helped us build awareness of Habitat’s work in Edmonton.

While excitement for the Carter Build Week was mounting, we opened ReStore South, our fourth Edmonton ReStore. With 32,000 square feet and a prime location, ReStore South will easily become a successful store that will generate much needed funds for Habitat Edmonton.

We were delighted to help 51 families become homeowners in 2017: nine at Carter Place, six in Fort Saskatchewan, one in each of Slave Lake and Grande Prairie, and 34 in various communities through our Buy Back program. These families have achieved strength, stability, and independence through the Habitat program and have set a solid foundation for their futures.

Habitat Edmonton’s Buy Back program has grown to be much more successful than we had ever imagined! The Buy Back program allows us to repurchase homes from Habitat homeowners who are ready to move on from our program. We return their equity to them and they use that equity to purchase a house on the open market. We then sell the home to another qualifying family.

2017 has been the quintessential year for our families, staff, volunteers, and donors. All of us are extremely grateful to the scores of people who worked diligently to make the Carter Work Project and our local Habitat program an overwhelming success. Thank you for your continued support of Habitat for Humanity Edmonton.

messageleadership

Alfred Nikolai President & CEO

Oryssia Lennie Chair, Board of Directors

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Aria, 4-year old

“I like my bedroom and I like to sleep in it by my brother.”

In a Habitat home, children are able to concentrate on homework, sports, and being kids without worrying about the instability that may come with starting at a new school, meeting new friends, or feeling their parents’ worries about paying the bills. The Habitat program sets a stable foundation for growing, learning, and thriving – and children really do thrive! According to a Boston Consulting Group survey, children who grow up in Habitat homes are more likely to achieve a bachelor’s degree or higher, and that is worth celebrating. There are elementary school children and young adults now in university who have benefitted from their parents attaining affordable home ownership.

Meerab, 7-year old

“The most favourite area in my home is the living area where I spend time with family, reading books, playing games, and watching cartoons.”

Mohammed, 4-year old

“I like the garage door keypad, the stairs, and my room because it’s bigger than the one I had before. I can play as loud as I want and won’t bother people downstairs ‘cause nobody lives in the basement.”

families’ liveschanging

Children who have just moved into their Habitat homes (2017):

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Frances, 19-year old university student

“Living in our Habitat home has made an impact on me in the way of how it’s given me a new sense of responsibility. It’s made my family happier because it reduced stress and it’s helped us to become more financially stable. I am where I am now because of the help we received from living in a Habitat home. I’ve been able to finish junior high, high school, and now I’m in university. It’s also made me feel more confident to be in school.”

There’s nothing quite as satisfying as watching children thrive.

Zarah, 19-year old university student

“Hi, my name is Zarah and I live in Habitat’s Anderson Gardens development. Living in a Habitat home impacted me in a really positive way. I was able to grow up in an amazing community and home surrounded by great people, and it felt good knowing that my family and I had a great place we could call home. Growing up in this home helped me to be where I am today. The house helped me have access to my own study space in where I could excel in my studies and have complete focus. I was able to stay motivated in working hard towards my goals. I’m extremely grateful that my family received this blessing.”

Mark, 13-year old junior high student

“A year-and-a-half have flown by so fast since we moved into our Habitat home. Ever since we moved in I’ve been enjoying our great and humble house. It feels so good to have a nice home where I can invite my friends after school to enjoy our Slurpee’s and watch NBA games. I always hear my friends saying that we have a beautiful home and I am very happy. I enjoy my own space, having my own room where I hang the medals that I got from the basketball tournament.

The comfort, good neighbors, and peaceful living are what I enjoy about my home. My mom enjoys her kitchen a lot and also the deck where she plants strawberries during summer. We have invited our friends and relatives and they like our house so much. It was the home that we have always wanted. Words may not be enough to say how much thankful we are.”

Words from youth who have been in their Habitat homes for years:



In 2017, local Habitat volunteers went above-and-beyond to accommodate thousands of visiting volunteers from home and abroad. Using their problem-solving and communication skills, along with their adaptability and willingness to work as a team, volunteers helped to set the stage for the biggest and most memorable event in the history of Habitat Edmonton: the 2017 Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project! Some volunteers led crews in homebuilding, others created a hospitable and fun environment, and others became the legs and arms that helped during the weeklong event. Volunteers prepared for the event: at the build sites, at the Prefab Shop, in the offices, and at the Carter Work Project Centre. They led during the event and were involved in take down and clean up. The result was a heightened awareness of Habitat’s work in the Edmonton area and the realization that 75 families with over 220 children would own affordable homes.

Although much of the focus for 2017 was on the Carter Work Project, volunteers brought their optimism, love, and hard-working hands to other volunteer tasks. A special team of volunteers geared up the newest ReStore in Edmonton by spending hundreds of hours renovating and preparing the store for its opening in June. Others “upcycled” construction waste into items to sell in our ReStores, and still others ensured that Habitat families would enjoy newly landscaped yards blooming with trees, shrubs, and freshly laid sod.

Through their leadership and commitment, volunteers transformed 2017 into a banner year for Habitat for Humanity Edmonton.

When it comes to volunteers, Habitat Edmonton is blessed.

volunteers



Orest Myckan, Volunteer since 1993

“After I retired in 1997, I became heavily involved with Habitat’s work in the Edmonton area. I remember lifting walls and pounding nails in the 90s and have seen tremendous growth since that time. Back in those days we served a handful of families each year, and now we are serving at least 50 families a year. During my time with Habitat Edmonton I also became passionate about helping the Habitat program grow in developing countries. I’ve led over 30 trips to countries around the world to help families in need of stability and hope and will continue to do so. 2017 was an amazing year because of the Carter Work Project and the attention the Carters brought to the need for affordable home ownership in the Edmonton area. The Habitat program is transformational both at home and abroad, and working alongside families and watching their lives change makes me feel so good about what I do.”

Neil Calhoun, Volunteer since 1999

“2017 is a year I won’t soon forget! It was incredible for us to have 75 homes under construction. Over the years I’ve seen smiles on the faces of scores of families as they became homeowners. My volunteer journey with Habitat began in 1999. I remember pulling up to a Habitat build in Edmonton during the summer and feeling like a kid during his first day of Kindergarten. I didn’t know what to do! And yet I had a love for building. At the end of the day I stood dripping with sweat, amazed at what we had accomplished. I’ve been committed to Habitat’s vision and mission ever since. Soon I became involved with the local board of directors, then chaired the board, and afterwards I was on the board of Habitat Canada. I was hopelessly hooked on Habitat and wanted to help more families across the country gain access to affordable home ownership. After I retired, I committed to serving twice a week when available as a Crew Leader on a local Habitat build site. Those times have been some of the most rewarding. I encourage everyone who can volunteer with Habitat to give it a try and maybe you will get hooked on Habitat like I did!”

21,572volunteers shifts

6,963volunteers

78global village participants



and beyondcommunity impact

Fort Saskatchewan

16 6homes under construction

families moved home in December



The Boston Consulting Group conducted a study to provide a quantitative assessment of Habitat’s social return on investment. Their assessment found that every Habitat home generates $175,000 worth of benefits to society.

Carter Place

58 9homes under construction

families moved home in December

37% of Habitat families were in social housing before moving into their Habitat home

70% of Habitat families donate their time and money to charity

Children who grow up in Habitat homes are more

likely to achieve a bachelor’s degree or higher.



Allard, Edmonton (Home #75 of the 2017 Carter Work Project) A family moved home in October.

Grande Prairie A family received keys in October.

Slave Lake A family received keys in November.

Alfred Nikolai received the Kenneth J. Meinert Leadership Award from Habitat for Humanity Canada.

A record number of families sold their homes back to Habitat, which allowed more families to achieve strength, stability, and independence through the Habitat program. It is always a special day when Habitat is approached by a homeowner who has achieved success and wants to move on from the program. It is a tremendous benefit to Habitat to refresh a “Buy Back” home at a low cost in order to provide another family with the opportunity for affordable home ownership.

another winfor families!

Homeowners’ quality of employment increased after moving into a Habitat

home. Habitat families also work fewer jobs and report greater stability.



ReStoreHabitat is fortunate to have a social enterprise to help offset the costs of the affordable home ownership program.

Fourth Store in EdmontonOn September 16th, the ribbon was cut and the doors were opened to Habitat Edmonton’s newest – and biggest – ReStore. The 32,000 square feet store is located at 4004 99 Street NW. ReStore South has ample room for the practical and interesting items that ReStore sells as well as plenty of room for volunteers to help.

4 Edmonton locations 1 Grande Prairie

location

ReStore accepts donations of building materials and other items and sells them to the general public at a profit. The proceeds help cover Habitat Edmonton’s fundraising administration costs. ReStore is a wonderful way to generate needed funds and to engage volunteers who like to use their skills in a retail, people-oriented setting while being great stewards of the environment.



carter work project

2017

supporters



Gold

Platinum

Bronze

Bill & Paulette Winter

James Fargey

Community Developer Alberta Forest Products Association | Cabico by Gem Cabinets | Edmonton Community Foundation | John Deere Foundation of Canada

Community Builder

Media Sponsors

Community Carpenter Anonymous

Ashley HomeStore

Cameron Homes

Clark Builders/KERR Interior Systems Ltd.

Convoy Supply Ltd.

EACOM Timber Corporation

ecobee

EXIT Realty Corp. International

Graham Construction

Kinross Gold Corporation

Mark’s

Raywalt Construction Co. Ltd.

Shell Canada

Simpson Strong-Tie

VETS Group

A & B Concrete Pumping Ltd.

Alberta Rig Mats Inc.

Allstar Trenching & Excavating Inc.

Brett and Cynthia Marchand

Carmacks Enterprises Ltd.

Caster Town Ltd.

Chipman Family Foundation

Cooper Equipment Rentals

Delton Cabinets

Dream Development

Edmonton Renovators Give Back

End of the Roll

JATEC Electric Ltd.

Johnston Group

Mutual Propane Ltd.

Ogilvie LLP

Richardson Foundation

RSA Canada

Russel Metals and A. J. Forsyth

Special Event Rentals

Standard Products Ltd.

Stogryn Premier Wellness Resources

Steel Craft Door Products Ltd.

Superior Cabinets

The International Association

of Lions Club District C-1

Weinrich Contracting Ltd.

Yale Locks & Hardware

Canada

TMS T R O N G E R C O M M U N I T I E S T O G E T H E R

SilverKristie

Charitable Foundation



Diamond ($100,000+)Alison B. Rice Foundation

City of Edmonton

City of Fort Saskatchewan

Dow Chemical Canada Inc.

Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation

Enbridge Pipelines Inc.

Government of Alberta

Halstead International

Lafarge Canada Inc.

Qualico

Rohit Communities

Stanley Black & Decker

Stantec Consulting Ltd.

The Kristie Charitable Foundation

The Late Honourable W. Helen Hunley (In Memory)

Winter, Bill and Paulette

Platinum ($75,000-$99,999)Alberta Forest Products Assoc.

Cabico by Gem Cabinets Ltd.

Community Facilities Enhancement Grant (GOA)

Edmonton Community Foundation

Estate of Pauline Koroluk

Insight Insurance and Risk Management Ltd.

John Deere Foundation of Canada

Gold ($50,000-$74,999)All Weather Windows

Allen Family Fund

Anonymous

ATB Financial

Beaver Plastics Ltd.

Christenson Group of Companies

Nearctic Group

Raywalt Construction Co. Ltd.

Reliance Home Comfort

Strathearn Heights Ltd.

Silver ($25,000-$49,999)Alberta Rig Mats Inc.

All Star Trenching and Excavating Inc.

Banman, Henry

Blanco

Cameron Homes

Canadian Red Cross

Canadian Tire Corp.

Carmacks Enterprises Ltd.

Cejay Ventures Ltd.

Clark Builders Community Foundation

Delton Cabinet Mfg. Ltd.

Dhillon Lighting

FloForm Countertops Ltd.

Jatec Electric Ltd.

MacGillivray, Edith and Neil

Melkris Enterprises Inc.

Perry, Burke

REIN (Real Estate Investment Network)

TELUS

West Fraser Mills Ltd.

Bronze ($10,000-$24,999)A & B Concrete Pumping Ltd.

Acron Shingling Ltd.

Ashley Furniture Homestore

Cooper Equipment Rentals

Elardo, Linda

End of the Roll

Estate of Audrey Hodgson

Fargey, James

Frank J. Flaman Foundation

Genworth Canada

Giebelhaus, Bill and Karen

Graham Construction Ltd.

Ionic Club of Edmonton

Kenneth J. Meinert Leadership Award in Honour of Alfred Nikolai

Kerr Interior Systems Ltd.

MCL Power Inc.

Mutual Propane Ltd.

Neufeld, Kae and Don

Nikolai, Alfred and Ann

Nikor Electric

Ogilvie Fund

PODS of Edmonton

Simpson Strong -Tie Co. Inc.

Superior Cabinets

Toolhound Inc.

Vanderwell Contractors Ltd.

VETS Group

Weinrich Contracting Ltd.

Weyerhaeuser

Contributors ($5,000-$9,999)ATCO EPIC Employees

Bielby, Madame Justice Myra

Bluebird Contracting Services Ltd.

Can-Cell Industries Inc.

Caster Town Ltd.

Crystal Glass

Cutting Edge Research Inc.

Dolce Vita Homes

Durocher, Cheryl

Estate of Dianne Bateman

MacDonald, Joanna and Ian

McDermid, Jill and Bergman, Joseph

Mosher Investments Inc.

Poppy Barley

Rahul Bhandari Prof. Corp.

Randhawa Group of Companies Inc.

Safety Codes Council

Schmidt Realty Group Inc.

St. Paul’s Foundation

Steel Craft Door Products Ltd.

Vision Creative Inc.

Zupan, Vonnie and Leon

Supporters ($1,000-$4,999)7120761 Canada Inc.

A440 Foundation

Abrantes, Placida

Al Shamal Shriners

Alberta Furnace Cleaning

Anderson, Larry

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Aquatera Utilities

Arbutus Solutions

ATCO - Community and Customer Engagement

ATCO Electric EPIC

Bancroft, Mitchell

Barcol Doors and Windows

BDO Canada LLP

Beauchamp, Amelia (In Memory)

Beltran, Gonzalo

Blacktop Paving Inc.

Boucher Bros. Lumber Ltd.

Bradson Promotional Group

Breitkreitz, Linda

Buchan, John

Budget Blinds

Built Green Canada

Calmont Truck Centre Ltd.

habitat edmonton supporters

2017



Canadian Western Bank

Capital Power

Capital Region Housing Corp.

Chandos Construction Ltd.

Cheung, Peter and Florence

Christian Labour Association of Canada

Christophers, Ed (In Memory)

Clearwater Realty Ltd.

Cochard, Renee

Corea, Salvatore

Cosmopolitan Club of Edmonton

Cougar Drilling

Cretin, Emile and Claire

Dare Foods Ltd.

David G. Myrol Prof. Corp.

Debenham, Darrell

Detheridge Family Fund

Dickau, Michael

Dixon, Janet

Dykstra, Kathryn

EasyTrim Reveals

Edmonton (Host) Lions Club

Edmonton Eskimo Football Club

Edmonton Jolly Fellows Lions Club

Edmonton Journal

Edmonton Korean Lions Club

Edmonton Millwood Lions Club

Edmonton Southgate Lions Club

Edmonton Strathcona Lions Club

Edmonton The City of Champions Lions Club

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Ernst & Young LLP

Fergusson, Gail

First Baptist Church

Ford, Mary

Fragosa, Justin

Frank and Dollie Leah Memorial Fund

Freeman, Dave

French, Grace

Gibson, Louise and Chris

Gordon Zwaenepoel Barristers & Solicitors

Green, Susan and Roth, Stewart

Hahn, Bonita and Daryl

Happy Creek Estates

Haven Management Ltd.

Hine Wilson, Betty & Pete

Hokanson, John

Horn, Margolee

Houncaren, Jason

IBI Group

Iginla, E.

Informa Canada

Janzen, Sandra

Joesoftware Inc.

Johnston, Marilyn and Kenneth

Jones, David

Knecht, Rod

Knowles, Kathleen and Ken

KPMG

Lackey, Barbel & John

LADS Concrete Foundation

Landmark Group of Builders Ltd.

Lennie, Oryssia and Malcolm

Linnemann, Wally

Lions District 37-L

Lunn, Patricia

MacDonald, Nancy

MacManus, John

Malychuk, Mildred & Nick

Mannani, Bijan

Marceau, Richard

Marshall, Mrs. Gladys and Justice Ernie

Mawji, Ashif

McAllister LLP

McCracken, Jack

McCracken, Jack (In Memory)

Mercier, Armand and Carol

Merit Contractors Association

Michele J Reeves Prof. Corp.

Michener Allen Auctioneering

Milley, Reg

Mishna Briere & Oehm LLP

Mittelsteadt, Greg

MNP LLP

Mohapatra, Smrutiranjan

Molesky, Marion

Morris, David

Morris, David E. (In Memory)

Myckan, Orest and Carol

Neerlandia Christian Reformed Church

Netter, Brenda

Norman McDonald Prof. Corp.

Norseman Group Ltd.

Ouellette, Mrs. Colleen and Justice Vital

Paradis, Patricia

PCL Constructors Inc.

Pentair

Petrin Mechanical Ltd.

PriceWaterhouse Coopers

Prowse & Chowne LLP, Barristers & Solicitors

Quirk, Chelsey

Ralph & Gay Young Family Fund

RBC - Employee Day of Service

Redinger, Murray

Regency Developments

Reid, John R. (In Memory)

Reschke, Brent

Rio Terrace Moravian Community Church

Rotary Club of Edmonton West Society

Schell’s Carpets (Slave Lake) Ltd.

Schloss, Elexis and Eric

Schmidt, Lori

Scotiabank Commercial Banking

Shaw, Deborah

Shell Canada Ltd.

Shute, Dan

Sisters of Holy Cross

Slugoski, Karen & Darrin

South Edmonton Lions Club

Spruce View & District Lions Club

Spruceland Millworks Inc.

St. Albert Evangelical Lutheran Church

St. Albert Host Lions Club

St. Peter’s Columbus Club (Knights of Colombus)

Strathcom Media

Strathcona Rotary

Syncrude Canada Ltd.

The Brick Group

The Driving Force

Thomas, David

TruGreen Foundation

Trussler, Marguerite

Tutt, Joyce and Stu

Undershute, Ross

United Way of Alberta Northwest

United Way of the Alberta Capital Region

Vermeulen, Inge (In Memory)

Vimy & District Lions Club

Wachowich, Mrs. Bette and Honourable Allan

Waste Connections of Canada

Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co.

Western Archrib

Western Roofing

Wooding, Debra

Woodman, Jill

Worton, John

Youngman Electrical Ltd.

Friends ($100-$999)1558161 Alberta Ltd.

4-Way Electrical Services

947279 Alberta Ltd.

Access Surveys

Agrios, John A.

Alba, Bettina

Algar, Jessica

All Earth Construction Inc.

Allan Newell, Margaret

Allan, Edward

Allard, Leigh

Alliston, Jeffrey

Al-Terra Engineering Ltd.

Altmiks, Alison

Anderson, Margaret and Ken

Andrais, James

Andrew, Steve

Andrews, Elaine

Andrews, Wendy

Andreychuk, Christina

Andriachuk, Bonnie

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anthony D. Cox Prof. Corp.

Apollo Homes/Sunrooms Inc.

Armour Fire Safety

Athwal, Aman

Aune, Joanne

Babcock, Susan

Bailey, Allan

Banack, Andy

Banting, Tammy

Bardell, Leah

Barracuda Contracting

Barrie, Adam

Barry, Keith



Bashaw, Jennifer

Baxter Family (In Honour)

Baywest Projects Ltd.

Beaumont Manor

Becker, Vi

Bednard, Traci

Beierle, Jasmine

Belanger, Patrick

Belisle, Val

Belland, Rick

Bennett, Kyle

Berlinguette, Lorna

Bernete, Isabel

Biggeman, Joe

Bilida, Sherry

Binnema, Calvin

Birkett, Lucille

Bissonnette, Gerard

Blanch, Val and Morley

Block, Elden

Bodnarek, Raymond

Bokenfohr, Bonnie

Borowec, Conor

Borowec, Dan

Bowen, Robert

Bowler, Dale

Bradley, Gordon

Breadner, Angela and Barry

Brian and Diane Travers Family Fund

Brook, Mary-Kay and Ault, Brian

Brookfield Residential

Brown, D’Javon

Brown, Ryan

Bruce, Christopher

Buchko Family (In Honour)

Burdsall, Marian

Burns, Sarah

Butler, Charlene

Byers, Calvin

Calhoun, Beverly and Neil

Cal-Mac Enterprises Ltd.

Cameron, Donald

Cameron, Mary (In Honour)

Campbell, Carolyn

Campbell, Marie & Jim

Campbell-Gullekson, Erica

Canadian National Railway Company (CN)

Candler, Quinn

Cao, Yufei

Carstar Southeast

Cartwright, Jeff

Cassells, William

Cassis, Rashed and Diane

Centre Court

Chalmers, Christopher

Chantler, Terry

Chantler, Terry (In Honour)

Charles, Cory

Chen, Ying-Ju

Chin, Noel

Chinook Drywall Ltd.

Chivers Carpenter

Chowdhury, Akash

Chowne, Ron

Christine Murray Law Corp.

CHS Benefits Consulting Inc.

Chudzinski, Richard

Clackson, Katie

Clark, Phyllis

Clement, Curt

Cleveley, Helen and David

CMLC Consulting Ltd.

Coble, Penelope

Cold Lake Home Hardware Building Centre

Colliers YEG (in Honour)

Collins-Nakai, Dr. Ruth

Collis, Lisa

Concert Vacation Bible Camp

Connolly, Shandi

Cook, Diane

Corbett, Craig

Corbett, Joan

Correia, Deanna

CORUS Entertainment

Cowles, Richard

Coyne, Patrick

Creagh, Diana

Creagh, Maurice

Crerar, Jordan

Crew, Robert

Crighton, Michelle

Cross Country Overhead Doors (In Honour)

Crouse, Nolan

D.B. Denis Prof. Corp.

Dafoe, Ann and Patrick

Danyluk, Ted

Davidson, Bill

Davis, Alastair

Davison, Anthony

Dawson, Kelly

Day, John

De Long, Mark L.

DeBoer Gardiner, Helma

Dechaine, Jennifer

Dejong, Tony

Delta Edmonton Centre

Dembinski, Kristina

Dennehy, Badia

Dentons Canada LLP

DeSouza, Sarah

Desrochers, Jean Pierre

Dhar, Sameer

Dietrich, Emily

Dim, Ivan Stanley

Dixon, Delia

Dodd, Lindsay

Doneraile Holdings Inc.

Dorsey, Cheryl

Doyle, Michelle

Dr. R. Somani Inc.

Drinkwater, Jim

Duckett, Mona Q.C.

Dumonceaux, Lloyd

Duncan, Lynne

Dusterbeck, Joanne

Dyck, Judith

Dyck, Randy

Dyck, Ruby

Dykstra, Gorden

Earle and Elsie Hawkesworth Family

Easton, Charles

Eckert, Marlene

Edgington, Tyler

Edmonton Gyrette Club

Edmonton Millwoods Breakfast Lions Club

Edmonton Southside Primary Care Network

Eeson, Robyn

Eisner, Hazel and Eric

Ellerbeck, Diane

Elton, Jacqueline and Martin

ENMAX Corporation

Enokson, Martin

EPCOR Distribution Projects North Service Centre

Epp, Michael

Esau, Mark

Estifanos, Mehari and Ghebrehiwet, Adiam

Ewert, Shirley

Farooqi, Aamir

Fast, Hank

Faucher, Leah

Fedechko, Lil

Feehan, Mona-Lee & Kevin

Fellowship Christian Reformed Church

Fenceline Rentals Ltd.

Ferguson, Mary

Ferri, Gino

Fiacco, Vincenzo

Fiebelkorn, Ross

Field, Brad

Field, Dr. Peggy Anne

Field, Lois

Finnigan, Dawn and Les

Fire Protection Inc.

First Christian Reformed Church

Fitka, Mike

Fitzgerald, Laura

Fleming, Stephanie

Flood, Cathy and Chyczij, Harold

Flowers by Merle

Fogwill, Marilynn & Sutton, Gerry

Fong, Kim & Donna

Ford, Harvey

Foster, Graeme

Foster, Laura

Fraser, Bruce

Freeman, Jay (In Honour)

Friesen, Janice

Froher, Susan

Fuller, R.

Garden, Mary

Gawthrop, Robert

Geheran, Anthony

Gerein, Jerrad

Germain, Adam and Dianne

Gibson, Kate

Giesbrecht, Mary Ann

Giesbrecht, Randy

Gilroy, Gord

Gingras, Stephane

Goodwill Industries

Gouweleeuw, Leanne

Graesser, Robert

Gramit, Frieda and David

Grandish, Twyla and Marshall

Greckol, Justice Sheila

Green, C. Joan

Grewal, Mandeep

Griffin, Rob

Gruhlke, Maureen (In Memory)

Gulamhussein, Rizwan

Habib, Kishwar

Hagerty, Claudine

Hall, Ivan



Hamerl, Doris and Hoffman, Randy

Hamilton, Dan

Hamilton, Doris and Lawrence (In Memory)

Hamilton, Jay

Hamm, Arthur (In Memory)

Hancock, Janet & David

Hango, Keith

Harke, Alexis

Harkins, Jacquie

Harmon, Thomas

Harris Electric Company

Harrison, Andrew

Harrison, Elizabeth

Hartman, Nicole

Haskins, Sandra

Hauptman, Jack

Hawkings Epp Dumont LLP

Hayman, Laurie and Chris

Haywood, Marion

Heck, Jessica

Heesing, Hubert

Helfrick, Ferne

Henderson, Irene

Heppleston, Irene

Herbut, Dennis

Hilgers, Kenn

Hillier, Stephen D.

Hlushak, Lawrence

Hofer, Judith Hazel and Leslie

Hofer, Roger

Hoffman, Duane

Hole’s Greenhouses & Gardens Ltd.

Hollands, John

Holmstrom, Ken

Holub, Roger

Horrelt, Annette

Howe, Connie

Howell, Don

Hryciuk, Laura and Dan

Hu, Zhuocheng

Huculak, David

Hudson Court Ltd. (Mayfield Management)

Hudz, Eric

Huls, Hetti

Hung, Kingsley

Hung, Mei

Ingram, Lisa

Ironside, Scott

Jacobson, Lesley

Jamieson, Daryl

Jasper, Peter

Jean and Gerry Staring Fund

Jean Fitzsimmons and Family Fund

Jesson, Derrick

Jessop, Jaimie

Johnson Turner Lefaivre

Johnson, Graham

Johnson, Lori

Johnson, Sean

Johnston, Oscar

Jones, Shannon

Jordan, Gina

Jurijew, Daniel

Jury, Bruno

Kahn, Michael

Kanuka, Boris (In Honour)

Kapur, Priya

Keane, Sylvie

Keller, Jeffrey

Keller, Megan and Kyle

Kennedy, Blair

Kensington, The

Kerr, Gillian

Key, Colin

Khan, Abdul

Khullar, Ritu

King, David

Kinsella, Wendy

Kirk, Laurie

Kirk, Sherwood

Kish, Liz and Lorne

Kitagawa, Leanne

K-Jay Electric Ltd.

Kjorlien, Rita and Jim

Klaassen, Lee and Menno

Klimchuk, Heather

Klingbeil, Dete

Klingbeil, Doris

Knight, Eric

Knoop-Vanderwekken, Emily

Kobitowich, William L.

Kohli, Vik

Koshal, Arti

Koshman, Honourable Judge James C.

Krahn, Norm

Kramps, Marie A.

Krawchuk, Jason

Krentz, Harry

Kroetsch, Ron

Kruszewski, Lee

Kuckartz, Jeffrey

Kujat Choy, Sonya

Kuligin, Konstantin

Kunst, Carol

Kuryk, David

Kyriakides, Christine

Labanic, Peter

Lafleur, Michael

LaFontaine, Robert

Laing, Nancy

Lake, Brian

Lalonde, Christine

Lam, Arlene

Lammerink Family Fund

Lang Locks & Security Solutions

Larsen, Wendy & Mike

Latitude Family Law LLP

Lavze, Lisa

LeBlanc, Len

Lee, Linda

Lee, Raelene

Leibovici, Karen

Lemieux, Dr. Lisa

Lemieux, Richard

Les Filles De Jesus

Lewis, Buzz

Linklater, Eliot

Linklater, Tamara

Locke, Kathy

Loeffelmann, Eileen

Loo, Fay

Lowe, Rebecca and Jayson

Lussier, Gabrielle

Lydiatt, Lisa

Lyons, James

Lypowy, Jim and June

Lysay, Robert

Ma, Stephanie

MacBeth, Nancy

MacCallum, Ed

MacDonald, Brent

MacDonald, Claire

MacDonald, Clark (In Honour)

MacDonald, Kirk

MacDonald, Lesley

Macdonald, Lisa

MacDonald, Stephen

Mackenzie, Kim

Mackenzie, Patricia

Macklin, Justice Eric

MacLeod, Keith

MacPhail, Sandra

MacPherson, Deb

Maher, Justice John

Mahood, Jaime

Maksymuik, Jessica

Makuch, Nestor

Mallett, Rick

Manasc Isaac Architects

Manderley Turf Products Inc.

Manz, Debbie

Mao, Rick (In Honour)

Marshall, Geoff

Martin, Evelyn and Brian

Martineau, Chana

Mason, Mylan

Matchett, Terrence

Matlashewski, Chris

Matties, Joseph

McCabe, Kathleen

McCarroll, Cody

McCarthy, Leanne

McCaughey, Bart

McClean, Lance

McCloy, Doug

McClung, Constance and Ronald

McClung, Kelly

McConnell, Doug

McCrum, Janice

McCuaig Desrochers

McCurdy, Gail & Darnell

McDaniel, Pamela

McDonald, K. L.

McFarland, Michelle

McGinn, Jeff

McGuire, Barry (In Honour)

McIntosh, Bryan

McKee, Lori

McKenzie, Casey

McLachlan, Doug

McLellan, Anne

McLeod, Scott

McMahon, Ed

McMillan, Joanne

McNary, Carman

McPeak, Beth

McPherson, Allister

Meen, Donna

Meetsma, Emily and Bryan

Meier, Valerie

Mertz LaBonte, Irene

Messam, Brent

MHK Insurance

Michelle Mackey Prof. Corp.

Milke, Jonathan

Millenium Manor

Miller, Deborah A.

Miller, Marla



Miller, Shelley Q.C.

Mills, Cecily

Milsom, Sherilynn

Mitchell, Lenore

Mobach, Martin

Moen, Justice Andrea

Molloy, Tom

Monaghan, Nancy

Moore, Michael

Moreau, John

Moreau, Mary

Morgan, Rhys

Morin, Myra

Morland, Charles

Moroz, Teresa

Morrissette, Rene

Mott, Kevin

MSL Projects & Design Inc.

Mueller, Crystal and Kevin

Muir, Ronald

Mulligan, Jan and Hawkins, Rick

Murphy, Marlene (in Memory)

Muszynski, Imelda

Muttart Foundation

Myles, Mary Lou

Naccarato, Maurizio

NAIT Students’ Association

Nakamura, Catherine

Nauta, Angela

Neal, Jennifer and Steve

Nelson, Dawn

Neufeld, Clark

Neuman Thompson Law Management Inc.

Newman, John

Newton, David

Nicholson, Bob

Nikolai, Alfred (In Honour)

Nikolai, Enid and Helmut

Nissan North

Noel, Remi

Noga, Lloyd

Norquest College

Novak, Michael

O’Byrne, Simon

Ogilvie LLP

Old World Paving Stones Ltd.

Olson, Darcy

Omell, Penny

O’Neill, Catherine

O’Neill, Mary

Orchard, Kevin

Osback, Norm

Palm, Valden

Parker, Monica

Patel, Manoj

Patrick, Mike

Pawa, Ravinder

Pawluk, Joanne

PC Corp.

Peever, Derek

PEO Sisterhood Chapter H

Perret, Michele

Pesant, Charles

Peterson, Dolores

Petrin, Michelle

Pettit, Reta

Phillips, Carolyn

Phillips, Robert

Pisko, Brenda

Pitfield, Joan

Po, Ing Ling

Po, Nathan

Podlecki, Margaret

Polanski, Frank

Polytubes

Porter, Dave

Pothier, Denise

Practical Concrete Ltd.

Presniak, Cathy

Price, Kristine

Prior, Heather & Dean

Pro Bond Systems Inc.

Prokop, Yvonne

Quapp, Mary and Dave

Queen Street Dental

R. Gill Prof. Corp.

Raposo, John

Rawson, Darren

Reddick, Meghan

Redding, Paul

Reed, Scott

Reeves, Michele

Regehr, Marlene

Renfree, John

Reynolds, Frances (In Memory)

Reynolds, Shawn

Rhoades, Germaine (In Honour)

Richards, Tom

Riddoch, Christina

Rimmer, Stephanie

Riocan Management Inc.

Riopel, Janet

Robert, George

Roberts, Brent

Robertson, Doug

Robinson, David

Robinson, Harriet

Robinson, Heidi and Harold

Robinson, Simone

Rodgers, Mark

Rodway, Dianne

Rogers, Stephen

Rooke, Gayle and John D.

Rose, Steve

Ross, June

Ross-Graham, Margot

Runners Light Hauling

Russell, Glenna

Ruth, Micki

Ryan, Paulette and Kevin

Sabatino, Shane

Sahin, Yunus

Salomons, Michelle (In Honour)

Sangster, Jason

Sawhney, Arvind

Sayler, Stacy

Scaber, Evelyn

Scandinavian Building Services

Schafer, Wayne

Schaffter, Jacqueline

Scharfenberg, Eric

Schmidt, Leah

Schulte, Derrick

Schutz, Frederica

Scott, Dan

Scott, Shauna

Scott, Stefan

Sebdza, Marg

Secrist, Wes

Seldon, Bob

Servus Credit Union

Settle, Carlos

Shaigec, Robert

Sharek Logan & van Leenen LLP

Sharek, Mrs. Christine and Judge Gordon

Sharek, Paul

Sharp, W David

Shelley, Donna

Shipton, Gerry (In Memory)

Shipton, Tim

Shores, William

Short, Brent

Siga, Sharon

Sikka, Subhash

Sinclair, Cathy

Sinclair, Diane

Singer, Echo

Sirovyak, John

SIRRS LLP

Skitsko, James

Slack, Maurice

Slatter, Justice Frans and Blakey, Brenda

Slavik Family Fund

Smith, Anne

Smith, George

Smith, Jerry

Smith, Maria

Smith, Philip

Smith, Samantha

Smith, Wade

Snider, Darren

Soles, Katie

Solyma, Natalie

Souch, Matthew

Southworth, Angela

Speers Construction Inc.

St. Hilaire, Dorothy

St. Joseph’s Basilica Catholic Women’s League

St. Louis, Kellan

St. Margaret’s Anglican Church

Stad, Mariette and Herman

Stam, David

Stang, Thomas

Stang, Urban

Stanhope, Bob

Stark, Cory

Steel, Alyssa

Steel, Kaitlyn

Steier, Marilyn

Stellar Homes Inc.

Stepanik-Keber, Gail

Stevenson, Monica and Andrew

Stewardson, Jo-Anne

Stewart, Greg

Stewart, Hazel

Stewart, Kent

Stewart, Margaret A.

Stewart, Marianne

Stewart, Marilyn

Stewart-Palmer, Gwendolyn

Stiksma, Terri

Stone, Janelle and Liam

Strickler, Karl

Styles, Craig

Synergy Network

Tamagi, Leslie



Taschuk, Dave

Taylor, Merle

Taylor, Suzanne

Teamworx Human Capital Consulting Inc.

Temple, Adam

Terriff, David

The Adams Agency Inc.

The Centennial

The Plaza

The Woofery

Thomas P. Gleason P.C.

Thomas, Denny

Thompson, Erwin

Thompson, Janet

Thomson, Andrea

Thomson, Jessica

Thomson, John

Tilley, Greg

Tina Huizinga Prof. Corp.

Tomyn, Kathleen

Tong, Stephen

Topolniski, Juliana

Torres Polo, Alejandro

Tower, Kent

Trecroce, Riccardo

Trinity Baptist Church

Trott, G. Edward

True Fence Canada

Turner, Barbara

Tweddle, J. R.

Tworek, Debra

Tymchuk, Maury

Tymo, Shari and Jeff

United Church Women Beverly

United Way of Calgary

United Way of Greater Toronto

University of Alberta Alumni Association

University of Alberta with The Oil Kings

Urban Development Institute - Edmonton Chapter

Uthe, Keith

Van Biert, Tamara and Jordan

Vance, Fiona

Vandersteen, Leslie and Max

Vandersteen, Max (In Honour)

Venta Care Centre

Visser, Shelley

Visser, Shirley A.

Vos, Kerry

Vriend, Willemine and Cornelius

Vu, Catherine

Wachowich, Jim

Waddleton, Gary

Wang, Dan

Ward, Michel

Ward, Noreen and Darren

Warden, Monica

Waritsky, Brian

Wasmuth, Carol

Watkins, Neil

Watson, Cheryll

Webb, Bill

Webster, Elizabeth

Weed, Marcia

Weisser, Ryan

Weldekidan, Tsehaitu

Wells, Linda

West Ed Shoe Repair

West, Johanna

Westgate Manor

Westwood Unitarian Society

Whelan, Marshall

White, Bernice and Don

White, Jim and Susan

Whittaker, Paul

Wichuk, Karen

Williams Engineering Canada Ltd.

Wilson, Deb

Wilson, Justice William E.

WMC Management Services Alberta

Woitenko, John

Wollim, Steve

Wong, Kimmy

Woodroffe, Dale

Woollard, Eleanore and John

Worrell, Howard

Worton, Bevin

Wozniak, Kara

Wright, Lisa and Travis (In Honour)

Wu, Haitao

Wyatt, Hugh (In Honour)

Xtreme Marine

Yang, Lateef

Yohannes, Goli

Young, Diane

Young, Dr. Jean H.

Young, Kenneth

Yurkiw, Mary Anne

Zalmanowitz, Daniel

Zhao, Alex

Ziegler Family (In Honour)

Ziegler, Chuck (In Memory)

Zinyk, Diane

Zone 11

Zuk, Blaine

Zwaenepoel, Susan

Adopt-a-DayAlberta Innovates

Alberta Mortgage Brokers Association

Alberta Oil Tool

Canadian Western Bank

Celanese Polymers


EllisDon Construction

Firma Foreign Exchange

Guardian Chemical

Inter Pipeline

Investors Group - St. Albert

Investors Group - Windermere

Jatec Electric Ltd.

Knights of Columbus - Father Bonner Council

Layfield Canada Inc.

Nav Canada

Poppy Barley

PwC

RBC Wealth Management

Revive Whole Body Health

Reynolds, Mirth, Richards and Farmer LLP

Scandinavian Building Services

Servicemaster Restore

Siemens Canada Ltd.

Superior Cabinets

TD Bank

The Driving Force

Travelers Insurance

U of A Mining Engineer Students

Urban Development Institute (UDI) - New Horizons

VETS Group

Waste Connections of Canada

EventsAll Weather Windows Blitz Build

Cabela’s Gift Wrapping

Chubb Insurance Charity Golf Tournament (in Honour of Insight Insurance and Risk Management)

Color Run Canada LLC

Edmonton Marathon

ElleGolf - Edmonton Women’s Golf Club

Gordon Food Service Walking for Walls

KMS Tools Barbecue

Lillian Osborne School

PaintNite

Poppy Barley - VIP Night

Race Judicata for ‘Law Build’

Raise the Roof for ‘Law Build’

REIC Christmas Luncheon

REIC Golf Tournament

RISA Golf Tournament

Scotiabank - Young Professionals

Sobeys

U of A Engineering Students Society - Pi Week

Urban Development Institute (UDI) - Christmas Luncheon

Urban Development Institute (UDI) - Golf Tournament

Urban Development Institute (UDI) - New Horizons Golf Tournament

VETS Golf Tournament

National SupportersPlatinum ($1,000,000 - $2,500,000)All Weather Windows

Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating

Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation

Enbridge

Genworth Canada

Gold ($500,000 - $999,999)Mitten Vinyl

Silver ($250,000 - $499,999)CGC Inc.


Dulux Paints

Gordon Food Services



Hunter Douglas Canada LP

Owens Corning

Schneider Electric Ltd.

Whirlpool Canada LP

ReStore SupportersDiamond ($100,000+)Can-Cell Industries Inc.


The Home Depot

Platinum ($75,000-$99,999)All Weather Windows

Silver ($25,000-$49,999)B.A. Robinson Co. Ltd.

Black Diamond Group Ltd.

CertainTeed Gypsum

College HUNKS Hauling Junk and Moving

Fillmore Construction Management Inc.

Hazmasters

Princess Auto

Rona Namao #282 North

Western Electrical Management Ltd.

Bronze ($10,000-$24,999)Aqua Bath and Lighting

Ashley Furniture Homestore

Bartle & Gibson Co. Ltd.

Brookfield Residential

Fancy Doors & Mouldings

Gem Cabinets Ltd.

Kinal, Curtis

Lowe’s Home Improvement

MacMor Industries Ltd.

Piasetzki, Ron

Red-E Flooring

Sierra Contract Flooring Ltd.

Taiga Building Products

WESCO Distribution Canada LP

Western Archrib

Wiens, Luke

Contributors ($5,000-$9,999)1 for All Solutions

Ames Tile and Stone

Anonymous

Banack, Andy

Bank of Montreal

Bendfeld, Dwayne

Birkholz, Kevin

Boardwalk Rental Communities

Capital Region Housing Corp.

Cloverdale Paints #49

Crossroads C & I Distributing

Delnor Construction

Done-Rite Flooring Ltd. Main

Envirosystems

EPCOR Utilities Inc.

Homes by Avi (Edmonton) Inc.

IRN - The Reuse Network

Kuny’s Leather Manufacturing Company

Lowe’s Edmonton (West)

Lowe’s Home Improvement (Manning)

Mackie QHP Moving & Storage

Monarch Exterior Centre Inc.

Ocanada Contractors Ltd.

Paramount Flooring Inc.

PCL Constructors Inc.

Qualico

Roofmart

Royal Bank of Canada

Schneider Electric

Shifting Spaces

Soldan Fence and Metals

Swish Developments Inc.

Titan Flooring

Union Bank Inn

University of Alberta - Campus Residence

Vinton Centre Carpets Ltd.

Wilson, Don

Supporters ($1,000-$4,999)Alberta Council of Womens Shelters

Ali, Shabana

Allan Forrest Sales Ltd.

Allen, Shaune

Alloway, Barry

Anderson, Helen

Armchair Abby Online Store

Arychuk, Ken

Bakker, Margaret

Balfour, Corina

Banerjee, Maria

Barr, Cathleen

Beacon Heights Community Hall

Bistritz, Len

Blackwell, Richard

Blair, Joanne

Bond, Alex

Buksh, Shafil

Bullis, Dea & Brent

Cabela’s

Callingwood Elementary

Campbell, Joanne

Canadian Tire

Carrick, Rhonda

Carrington Communities

Celebration Homes Inc.

Cheung, Patricia

Chintz & Company Decorative Furnishings Inc.

Choy, Thim

Cloverdale Paints #46

Comrie, Gordon

Dahl, Cody

Dandridge, Jim

Daytona Capital Corp.

Delcon Capital

Dempsey’s Fine Furnishings

Diediw, Sandra

Direct Buy Corporate

DIY Cabinet Warehouse

Dombroski, Garry

Durabuilt Windows and Doors Inc.

Edmonton Heritage Festival Association

Elwell, Leo

Emin, Keri

Erker, Dennis

Estate of Anne Allen

Estate of Anni Krause

Estate of Ernst Brenner

Evangel Pentecostal Assembly

F&M MAFCO LLC

F2 Furnishings

Faculty of Engineering (University of Alberta)

Fekete Construction

Fineline Cabinetry

First General Services

Fuller, Wendy

Furniture Superstore

Gauvreau, Audrey

General Dynamics Land Systems Canada

Gillis, Scott

Godziuk, Gary

Goldcrest Kitchens Inc.

Graham, Bill

Hailes, Lavonne

Haysom, Tim

Hazewinkel, Chelsea

Henry, Nathan

Henry, Shirley

Hesje, Brian

Hodgson, Rick

Hometech Windows and Doors

Hrycun, Elsie

Independent Group of Companies

Independent Supply Company

Jandel Homes

Jarvie, Len

Johnston, Doug

Kelly, Lindsay

Kenroc Building Materials Co. Ltd.

Kinasewich, Sid

Kjorlien, Jim

Krystal Kare Properties

LaFleur Cabinets

Lauf, George

Lebrun, Tracy

Lefebvre, Adrien

Lowe’s Home Improvement (Sherwood Park)

Luxo Marbre

Mackeage, Pat

Maitland, Arthur

Major, Leslie

Marsden, Mark

McRae, Mike

Mercanti, Tim and Bethany

Mercer Tavern

Michaels Flooring

Modern Decor

Mueller, Kevin

Newcastle Construction 1994 Ltd.

Ovelson, Don

Oving, Johannes

Paziuk, Jennifer

Peak Installations Inc.



Pioneer Cabinets Ltd.

Premier Marine Insurance

Provost, Georgia

Q S I Interiors Ltd.

Reeves, John

Regency Innovations Inc.

Restoration Hardware

Rogge, Dorris

Rollans, William

Romero’s General Construction Ltd.

RONA (South)

Ronnie, Gary

Rotella, Gioconda

Rousseau, Ashlyn

Ryan, Andrea

Saccomani, Rosanna

Saleh, Adil

Sampson, Betty

Sharp, Albert

Shillington, Anne

Simply Irresistible Interiors

Sonduren, Sureyya

Speidelsbach, David

Spencer, Colin

Squibb, Dorothy

Staples Canada Inc.

Stern, Debra

Stolz, Barb

Sugars, Heidi

Superior Cabinets

Superior Show Service Inc.

Taymor Industries Ltd.

TD Canada Trust

Termul, Jade

Thiessen, Dan

Tile Town Ltd.

Touchtone Canada Ltd.

Traine Construction

Triton Plumbing

Tuchlinski, Georg

U-Haul of Northern Alberta

VanVeen Construction Ltd.

Vicky’s Homes

Warke, Valerie

Warkentin, Albert

Warmington, Lise

Western Economic Diversification

Wiebe, Ben

Wilton, Scott and Daun

Winmar Property Restoration Specialists

Woltjen, Colleen

Woodwork & Pub Interiors

Wright, Rick

Zendran, Joyce

Friends ($500-$999)Advani, Lois

Afaganis, Kara

Ahmed, Faisal

Ali, Zaid

Allwest Furnishings

Anderson, Alexis

Anderson, John

Andruchow, Jim

Annett, Mike

Antrim Construction

Apollo Homes/Sunrooms Inc.

Ashton Transport Ltd.

Ashton, Wayne

Ausford, Allan and Beverly

AYA Kitchens & Closets

Barr, Cathleen

Bayer, Christina

Beaton, Daryl

Bell, Brian

Binnema, Wilma

Bishop, Graydon

Bloom, Ken

Bodnar, Melanie

Bohlmann, Danah

Bolton, Hugh

Bouvier, Louise

Bowman, Peter

Brar, Mandy

Brusnyk, Barry

Bucyk, Bill

Bulbuc, Dan

Bulford, Everett

Byer, Yvonne

Carkner, Nadine

Carminati, Robert

Carter, Don

Carter, Donna

Chambers, Heather

Chapters (South Point)

Chau, Joe

Cheung, Eva

Chomin, Brenda

College of Alberta Psychologists

Combe, Marilyn

Convoy Supply Ltd.

Courteau, Sylvia

Couture, Andrew

Creative Packaging

Crosbie, Nicola

Cross, Orris

Cummings, Margaret

Dalueg, Robert

deBruin, Terrence

Dechief, Stacey

Delaney, Diane

Delveaux, Roger

Denis, Ty

Derworiz, Ron

Devonshire Care Centre

Diamond Contracting

Dodd, Patrick

Dodd, Trevor

Domke, Maria

Donnely, Colin

Drummon, Blair

Duke, Sharon

Duncan, Marguerite

Dunlop, Mike

Edmonton Lighting Ltd.

Eliuk, David

Elkins, Ted

Elliot, Hannah

Ellsworth, Janet

Elphick, Bonnie

Ettinger, Alex

Evans, John

Exterior Renovators

Finkbeiner, Gloria

Finvers, Rose

Flemming, Deborah

Gallant, Jennifer

Gardener, Teko

Gartner, Don

Geherman, Darcy

Gehlert, Gloria

Gibson, Betty

Gierach, Leonard

Gilham, Roy

Giurissevich, Jeremy

Glick, Marilyn

Gooding, Rebecca

Gordey, Ash

Gosset, Terri

Gow, Richard

Graves, Bob

Gray, Colin

Gresiuk, Gregory

Gulinosky, Roberta

Hagan, Richard

Hayduk, Karen

Healy, Pat

Helmig, Judy

Hiebert, Peter

Hildebrant, Holly

Hoffman, Sylvia

Holdner, Randy

Horn, Margolee

Huemmert, Sarah

Huffman, Laurie

Jackson Heights School

Jacobi, Doris

Javed, Lorna

Jones, Garret

Kaczmarczyk, Leszek

KAEFER Integrated Services Ltd.

Kaup, Bill

Keane, Sylvie

Kennedy, James W.

Kiriak, Pauline

Kovacevich, Bonnie

Kowalchuk, Tanya

Kuzyk, Heather

Kwan, Benson

Kwasny, Brian

Laatsch, Patricia

Lagore, Frances

Landmark Group of Builders

Lazowski, Ray

Leganchuk, Mark

Lemiski, Arlene

Leung, Lisa

Luciw, Daria

Lupul, Don

MacDonald, Mark

MacMillan, Andrew

Mah, Alan

Mah, Jim

Majeau, Gordon

Mann, James

Manulife Place Realty

Mayaya, Lauriane

Mazurek, Cathy

McBride, Heather

McCulloch, Scott

McCullough, Jennifer

McDaniel, Sean

McDougall, Rhonda

McKenzie, Rose

McNab, Tammy

Meier, Ingrid

Mercer, Jennifer

Merkosky, Gerard

Monarch Floors 1953 Inc.

Moncrieff, Christine



Moore, Olive

Morgan, Trish

Morin, Don

Moulding, Jerry

Moussa, Shadia

Mudryk, Brenda

Murphy, Gaetanne

Newman, Dale

Noelck, Wayne

Nomad Roofing & Repairs

O’Connor, Virginia

Oldegbers, Mike

Onockdana, Olah

Page, Roger

Patching, Charlie

Perma Seal Windows & Doors Ltd.

Phillips-Boyle, Valerie

Pickell, Blake

Procaccini, Gina

Prospark Electric Ltd.

Proudline Fire Protection Services Ltd.

Pundick, Gloria

Rachuk, Barb

Reid, Todd

Renzi, Tino

Richardson, Suzanne

Rohl, Tracy

RONA (Ellerslie Road)

Rona Home & Garden

Rowell, Craig

Roy, Judy

Schutta, Lorie

Second Cup

Selin, Ian

Serafico, Tony

Serediak, Carol

Serenity Contracting & Design Inc.

Sidubi, Zwelo

Simioni, Brenda

Simpson, Mike

Skinner, Rick

Sleiman, Husni

Smith, Leslie

Sofra Restaurant

Sorensen, Carol and David

St. Justin Catholic School

St. Peter, Norma

Starko, Ron

Strembitsky (Watson), Shirley

Tanda, Jamie

Tanner, Gerald

Tassone, Donna

Teghtmeyer, Jonathan

TELUS

Thom, Luke

Tlots, Boris

Todd, Katherine

Torgunrud, Colleen

Treger, Joe

Tremblay, Alex

Tremblay, Lynette

Tuchlinski, Georg

Turchansky, Lorraine

Turner, Barbara

Ukrainec, Brian

United Network Group Inc.

Univar Edmonton

Ursuliak, Don

Vilemson, Chris

VP Property Management

Vreeling, Cindy

Wakvlich, Fred

Waldron, June

Walker, Lynn

Wanke, Walter

Weir, Ron

Whistance-Smith, Nancy

White, Mel

White, Rick

Wiese, Kristen

Williams, Claudia

Women Building Futures

Wood, Roderick

Yarmuch, Marianne

thank you



financials



2017

2017

2017

0

1991

-20

05

200

6

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

200

6

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Houses Held for SaleConstruction in Progress & Land CostsGross Mortgages Receivable (Before Discount) Over 550 Families Served

$10,000,000

$20,000,000

$30,000,000

$40,000,000

$50,000,000

$60,000,000

$70,000,000

$80,000,000

$90,000,000

$100,000,000

Cash & In-Kind DonationsGrantsOther Revenue

$2,000,000

$4,000,000

$6,000,000

$8,000,000

$10,000,000

$12,000,000

$14,000,000

$16,000,000

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

General & Administrative ExpensesTotal Revenues (Donation, Home Sales, Social Enterprise)Home Construction Assets (Before Mortgage Discount)

$10,000,000

2013 2014 2015

$20,000,000

$30,000,000

$40,000,000

$50,000,000

$60,000,000

$70,000,000

$80,000,000

$90,000,000

2016

$100,000,000

2016

2017

100

200

300

400

500

600

Expenses vs. Home Assets

Home Assets

Total Program Delivery Revenue (Excluding ReStores)

Cumulative Number of Partner Families Served



Summarized Statement of Financial Position

2017 2016 Change

Assets Other current assets $ 2,889,162 $ 2,824,619 2%

Construction in progress 11,242,397 5,293,950 112%

Land for future builds 1,381,556 3,758,787 -63%

Homes held for sale 31,837,167 24,275,305 31%

Mortgages receivable 43,714,240 44,122,007 -1%

Capital assets 2,095,773 2,381,385 -12%

$ 93,160,295 $ 82,656,053 13%

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities $ 28,710,541 $ 26,893,355 7%

Net assets 64,449,754 55,762,698 16%

$ 93,160,295 $ 82,656,053 13%

Habitat for Humanity Edmonton Summarized Financial Report for 2017

The following information is extracted from the financial statements of Habitat for Humanity – Edmonton Society as at December 31, 2017 and for the year then ended which were audited by KPMG, Chartered Professional Accountants. Full audited financial statements are available upon request.



Summarized Statement of Revenue and Expenses

2017 2016 Change

Program Delivery RevenueGovernment grants $ 5,222,851 $ 11,601,357 -55%

Other donations and fundraising 4,764,801 2,159,850 121%

In kind donations 4,131,699 605,997 582%

Other income 612,380 404,988 51%

14,731,731 14,772,192 0%

Program Sales and Cost of Sales House sales 7,407,690 14,655,663 -49%

Cost of house sales and building operations (8,965,116) (17,056,684) -47%

Mortgage discount net income (expense) 571,412 (1,158,026) -149%

(986,014) (3,559,047) -72%

Program Expenses*Carter Work Project (1,083,153) –

**Family and community support (821,333) (811,065) 1%

Interest on bank overdraft and debt (815,509) (714,135) 14%

Volunteer support (516,620) (464,363) 11%

***Capacity building (501,141) (271,870) 84%

(3,737,756) (2,261,433) 65%

Net Program Activity 10,007,961 8,951,712 12%

Restore Operations 992,111 1,105,396 -10%

Prefab Contribution Center 31,351 49,132 -36%

General and Administrative (2,344,367) (2,252,124) 4%

Excess (Deficiency) Revenue Over Expenses

$8,687,056 $7,854,116

-11%

*Carter Work Project represents the one-time event costs of hosting the 2017 Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Project event week.

**Family and Community Support consists of costs incurred to develop and manage rural committee-based builds, Family Services costs, and tithing fees

to Habitat for Humanity Canada to support international builds.

***Capacity building consists of costs related to the excess capacity of the prefab facility and prefab staff not directly allocated to builds.



Board of Directors

Leadership Team

Oryssia Lennie, Chair Ian MacDonald, Vice Chair

Aman Randhawa, Treasurer Deb Manz, Secretary

DirectorsChana Martineau Christopher Bruce Dave Thomas Dolores Peterson Imran Thaver Jason Houncaren

Micki Ruth Nancy MacDonald Reg Milley Ron Chowne Stefan Scott

Senior ManagementAlfred Nikolai, President & CEO Armand Mercier, Director of Family Services Brenda Netter, Director of Development & Communications Chris Gibson, Director of ReStore Operations Daryl Hahn, Chief Financial Officer Jim Kjorlien, Director of Construction

home ownership program works

how habitat’s affordable

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We identify eligible homeowners and prepare them for

home ownership.

1We help families build their homes

with grants, donated funds, materials and volunteer labour.

2We reinvest all mortgage

payments back into the home ownership program.

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Families work 500 hours of sweat equity as the down

payment for their home.

3Families’ interest-free mortgage payments are never more than

25% of their income.

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Main Office & ReStore North8210 Yellowhead Trail NW Edmonton, AB T5B 1G5 Office: (780) 479-3566 Fax: (780) 479-0762 Store: (780) 471-4909 Donation Line: (780) 477-4057

Family Services & ReStore West16811 – 106 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5P 4G1 Family Services: (780) Store: (780) 455-0645 Donation Line: (780) 477-4057

Prefab Shop & Volunteer Centre14135 – 128 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5L 3H3 T: (780) 451-3416 F: (780) 451-3727

ReStore South4004 – 99 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6E 3N5 Store: (780) 462-1526 Donation Line: (780) 477-4057

ReStore East6909 – 76 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T5B 0A9 Store: (780) 462-4909 Donation Line: (780) 477-4057

Grande Prairie ReStore10431A – 96 Avenue Grande Prairie, AB T8V 7J6 T: (780) 513-0100

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