Sharing Successes
Developing Futures
The Mount Royal College Foundation
2006 - 2007 Report to Donors
Table of contents
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Thank you to our Donors
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John and May Lockhart support the first Nursing degree graduates
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Imperial Oil Foundation funds unique Aboriginal Elders program
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The Calgary Flames and Cougar Booster Club help student athletes to score
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Calgary entrepreneur Ross Glen helps to make new Centre a reality
10 Gord and Bev Tallman contribute to Mount Royal’s success in many ways
12 Mount Royal’s Fundraising Priorities: 2006-2007
13 Mount Royal’s Commitment to Donor Stewardship
14 Donor listing: Alumni supporters
15 Donor listing: Individual supporters
21 Donor listing: Corporate and foundation supporters
26 Foundation Board of Directors
28 Mount Royal College Foundation key contacts
Mount Royal’s Vision: Creating exceptional learning experiences for a world of possibilities
Mount Royal prepares students for a world of possibilities, and the Mount Royal College Foundation plays a
pivotal role in support of Mount Royal’s vision. We are proud to advance this vision by cultivating relationships
with the community and raising funds for Mount Royal’s initiatives.
The Foundation works in collaboration with you, our donors, to champion Mount Royal’s goals in support of our
students. Together we have formed a long-term and inspired partnership. Our momentum continues, and we
thank you for your enduring interest in our shared success.
Thank you to
Our Donors
Each year, we are pleased to have an opportunity to express our gratitude to our
donors, whether you are making a gift to Mount Royal for the first time or have been
supporting us for many years. This report highlights some of the remarkable ways
that our donors, whether they are alumni, individuals, corporations or foundations, are
helping to create exceptional learning experiences for Mount Royal students.
The past year has been filled with great accomplishments, and we have the generosity
of our donors to thank for many of these. For example, the students enrolled in
Mount Royal’s first baccalaureate degree – the Bachelor of Nursing – are receiving the
financial support they need through scholarships such as the one created by John and
May Lockhart.
our donors. Please take the time to read the stories that celebrate the impact of several
different types of gifts made to Mount Royal this past year.
On behalf of the Mount Royal community we thank you for your support. We look
forward to sharing more stories about the impact that your donations are having on
the lives of our students and faculty, and the many successes you help us achieve.
Sincerely,
A generous gift from Imperial Oil Foundation has enabled the Iniskim Centre to
develop the Medicine Trail program, which brings an Aboriginal elder to campus
to mentor students and provide cultural training to the Mount Royal community.
Long-term contributions from the Calgary Flames Foundation for Life and the
Cougar Booster Club reward students for academic excellence, enable them to
participate in championship athletics and build pride amongst our student athletes.
We unveiled Ross Glen Hall at the grand opening of the Centre for Continuous
Learning in recognition of the many years of support received from Ross Glen and
RGO Office Products Partnership. We realize just how fortunate we are to have such
loyal friends as Bev and Gord Tallman. Gord retired from the Board of Directors
after six years of dedicated service, yet he continues to be Mount Royal’s greatest
advocate in our community.
We have received too many gifts to mention within these stories, though this does not
diminish what has been made possible through the generous support of each one of
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Dwain Lingenfelter
Chair, Board of Directors
The Mount Royal College
Foundation
Carole Simpson
Executive Director
The Mount Royal College
Foundation
With the March 2007 announcement
of our new Bachelor of Nursing degree program, Mount Royal laid the groundwork
for our exciting evolution as we aspire to become a distinctive baccalaureate
institution. Our first university-level degree affirms our reputation for exceptional
nursing education, as well as helping to meet increasing demand for nursing
professionals in Calgary and beyond.
John and May Lockhart recognize the value in supporting nursing education and
helping students toward a fulfilling career in the community. They recently established
the Lella (Dole) Lockhart Memorial Award in Nursing—matched on a two-to-one
basis by Alberta’s Access to the Future Renaissance Fund grant—which was one of
the first awards created for the new degree program.
“We wanted to set up an award for students who plan to work in community health
because my mother worked with Alberta’s first rural health unit in 1931,” says John.
His mother, Lella (Dole) Lockhart, grew up in southern Alberta and trained at the
Holy Cross Hospital Nurses Training School in 1925 before being expelled for cutting
her hair short. She completed her studies in the United States and returned to Calgary
as a registered nurse soon afterwards.
“Both our mothers had a big influence on us,” says May, whose own mother was a
schoolteacher. “Their strength and their commitment to our education made such a
difference in our lives. And our philosophy is that education opens up your horizons,
that it’s more than just about getting a job.”
The Lockharts, former commercial livestock producers, have also established
memorial funds at the University of Alberta, University of Lethbridge and the Alberta
Children’s Hospital. They say that they are giving back to the community because they
were often helped along the way by many people, sometimes even by strangers.
“…our philosophy is that education opens up your
horizons, that it’s more than just about getting a job.”
“In 1970, I started a master’s program at the University of British Columbia, and
money was tight,” says John, married and a father of two young children at the time.
“Completely unexpectedly, the dean of graduate studies gave me a personal cheque
for $1,000—and he didn’t know me from anybody—it was just a bit of bridge
financing to get me through. He did that for many people, making a practice of
assisting students in need.”
May adds, “While we’re not in the same league as a corporation, we know that our
donations can affect one life at a time. It’s our way of saying to students, ‘We’ve been
there. We know what it’s like, and there’s someone out here who is interested in your
education.’ ”
And there is no doubt that Mount Royal’s Nursing graduates will be in high demand
within the city, the province and across the country.
“According to reports from Alberta Health & Wellness, the health regions and our
professional bodies, if every graduate from our program began working in Alberta,
we’d still be short of nurses in the province,” says Pam Nordstrom, director of the
School of Nursing.
The program, which also features a focus on health promotion, has been identified by
the Campus Alberta Quality Council and the Nursing Education Program Approval
Board as an exceptionally conceived, high-quality degree.
“The program focuses on preparing registered nurses for the future workforce, where
they will need to be capable of working on interdisciplinary teams, making critical
judgments about population health as well as individual health and illness, and also
delivering nursing care in a vast number of settings, from acute care to community
work,” says Nordstrom.
The Bachelor of Nursing degree draws on the legacy of more than 40 years of
nursing training offered at Mount Royal. “It’s the first time we’ve offered a degree
independently of other institutions,” Nordstrom says, adding that the current
collaborative degree with Athabasca University will be phased out by 2011.
– May Lockhart
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John and May Lockhart support the first
Nursing degree graduates
Creating a scholarship or bursary at Mount Royal
Student awards are an excellent way to support student
success in a very practical and meaningful way. At Mount
Royal, scholarships are given to students on the basis of
academic achievement, and bursaries are distributed based on
financial need. Many families have also chosen to celebrate
the memory of a loved one through the creation of a
memorial scholarship or bursary.
Annual awards can be created for a one-time or yearly gift
pledged over a period of three to five years. Endowment
awards can be created for a minimum donation of $20,000,
the earnings of which provide for an award each year. The
specific eligibility criteria for each scholarship or bursary will
be created with our donor’s intentions in mind.
Please call the Mount Royal College Foundation office at
(403) 440-7700 to find out how you can establish a unique
scholarship or bursary, and help to create a world of
possibilities for our students.
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Imperial Oil Foundation funds unique
Aboriginal Elders program
The Iniskim Centre offers
programs and services to
students, staff and faculty
at Mount Royal. These
services include academic
programming, personal and
spiritual advising, cultural
teaching, on-campus housing,
program development,
funding assistance, advocacy
and relationship-building
among communities. The
Centre serves as a base to
attract Aboriginal students to
Mount Royal, and provides
academic services to enhance
retention for successful
completion of their programs.
There are approximately
500 self-declared Aboriginal
students currently attending
Mount Royal.
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Canada’s Aboriginal people represent
the fastest growing and most youthful demographic in Canada. However, Aboriginals
are severely underrepresented in post-secondary education—and first-year students of
Aboriginal descent are at the greatest risk of dropping out of school.
Monica Samper, president of the Imperial Oil Foundation, sees unlimited potential
in the Centre. “We have a long-standing connection with Aboriginal communities in
Alberta and Ontario, and we are committed to encouraging Aboriginal youth to stay
in school while giving them support that fits with their traditional values.
To reverse the statistics, Mount Royal opened the doors of the new Iniskim Centre in
March 2007. Together with support from local Aboriginal communities, the Centre
provides services and resources to help students as they pursue their academic studies.
“We’re very excited to work with Mount Royal. The ultimate goal is to help support
Canada’s economy. If we want to continue being a leader in a global economy, we
have to seriously look at the education of our Aboriginal youth. They are the fastest
growing young population in Canada, and they are a pool of talent that will need to
be tapped.”
“It’s a difficult transition, especially for those students from small Aboriginal
communities who have a very different world view,” says Jolain Foster, director of the
Iniskim Centre. “You go from being part of a close-knit community to being all alone.
There are identity challenges and, of course, financial challenges. Plus, there are a lot
of social issues—such as suicide, illness and alcoholism—things that you have to deal
with back home. It’s a real challenge to complete that first year.”
Beyond a founding donation to establish the Medicine Trail program, the Imperial Oil
Foundation has also had an impact on the leadership of the Iniskim Centre. Imperial
Oil’s Aboriginal relations manager volunteers on the Centre’s advisory committee,
helping to shape its priorities and goals.
To further support students, the Iniskim Centre has launched the Medicine Trail
program, funded through a three-year commitment by the Imperial Oil Foundation.
The program connects students with an elder who can provide cultural training as
well as one-on-one mentoring. The Medicine Trail coordinator then connects students
with counsellors in the EnCana Wellness Centre on campus.
“Our students are dealing with difficult crises every day, and it is essential that we
give them access to the right kind of guidance,” says Foster. “With funding from
the Imperial Oil Foundation, we have been able to secure Marvin Fox, a highly
respected Blackfoot elder, who also has a Bachelor of Education, to be a mentor
to the students.”
The Imperial Oil Foundation also recently gave Foster the opportunity to participate
in a Global Women in Management course, bringing together women in leadership
roles from around the world for intensive training in Washington D.C. this past
summer, as well as providing ongoing one-on-one coaching for the upcoming year.
“They really care,” Jolain Foster says of the Imperial Oil Foundation. “For them, it’s
about building relationships, building capacity and giving back.”
“Aboriginal youth are the fastest growing
population in Canada, and they are a pool of talent
that will need to be tapped “ – Monica Samper, president,
Imperial Oil Foundation
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Cougar athletes are receiving financial relief
thanks to recent donations from the Cougar Booster Club and the Calgary Flames
Foundation.
The Cougar Booster Club, whose mission over the past 25 years has been to raise
funds for Cougar Athletics, gave approximately $150,000 toward scholarships for
student athletes this past summer.
“As a result of this generous donation, we have been able to establish six new
scholarships for teams that previously had none,” says Karla Karch, manager of
Cougar Athletics. “We’ve created new endowed scholarships in badminton, women’s
basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, and men’s and women’s volleyball. In addition,
we were able to top up some existing endowment scholarships.”
Karch adds that, by the end of 2008, each Cougar team will have at least $30,000
in endowed scholarships—due, in large part, to the support of the Booster Club.
Established in 1982 by the late Al Bohonus (former athletics director) and alumnus
Tim Dupuis, the Cougar Booster Club holds numerous fundraisers, including
casinos and golf tournaments, bringing together Cougar supporters, student
athletes and the public.
“Just looking at the commitment student athletes make to pursue their sport, plus
the costs of going to school, you realize that they need help to offset expenses,” says
Wayne Andrews, president of the Booster Club. “And I think that supporting these
athletes ultimately raises Mount Royal’s profile in the community. Student athletes are
great ambassadors.”
Karch says without the support of the Cougar Booster Club, Mount Royal’s Athletics
program would not be as successful. “In addition to academic opportunities, worldclass facilities and dedicated coaches, we attract top student athletes because of the
scholarships we offer,” she says.
Beyond scholarships, Cougar Athletics also provides funding for necessary team
expenses, non-conference travel and extra equipment for both the men’s and women’s
hockey teams, thanks to ongoing donations from the Calgary Flames Foundation
for Life.
“From the outset, the mandate of the Calgary Flames has always been to be as
supportive of the community as it could possibly be—we were designed to be a
community team,” says Ken King, president and CEO of the Calgary Flames.
According to King, the Flames Foundation for Life deals with thousands of requests
for support each year, but the Cougar hockey teams stand out in their quality. “We
think that the Cougar hockey program is excellent, and we feel that both professional
and amateur sports have a galvanizing role for people of disparate backgrounds,” he
adds. “When strangers high-five each other at a hockey game, it’s special. Hockey can
provide many levels of inspiration for all sorts of people, whether they’re young, old,
healthy or sick.” With continual support totaling nearly $100,000 from the Flames
Foundation, Cougar hockey players can focus on their training and academics, rather
than worrying about raising extra funds for travel.
“I strongly believe that what we offer our student athletes in terms of academics,
facilities, coaching and financial support is on par with some of the best institutions
in Canada,” Karch says. “And as we move forward, the ongoing support of
organizations such as the Booster Club and the Calgary Flames will help us continue
our tradition of excellence.”
“… the Cougar hockey program is excellent, and we feel that … sports have a
galvanizing role for people of disparate backgrounds.” – Ken King, president and CEO, Calgary Flames
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The Calgary Flames and Cougar Booster Club
help student athletes to score
Mount Royal is proud of its 10 Cougar teams, comprised of
men’s and women’s teams in basketball, hockey, soccer, volleyball,
badminton and golf. With these teams, Cougar Athletics is
achieving its primary goals of pursuing academic success and
winning championships: 96 per cent of student-athletes are
academically successful and Cougar teams regularly win 50 per
cent of their respective provincial titles.
Cougar Athletics is helping student-athletes develop personal and
career skills, including leadership, teamwork, planning, flexibility
and problem solving, skills that will bring our students success
now, and in all of their future endeavours.
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Calgary entrepreneur Ross Glen helps to
make new Centre a reality
One glance at the reception area of the RGO Office Products headquarters in
northeast Calgary tells you this is no ordinary company. A sizable collection of
plaques, statues and certificates is public testimony to the company’s support of a
wide array of local organizations.
technologies, and distinctive classroom and meeting spaces, the Centre is ideally suited
to meet a variety of student and community needs. It was just the second building in
Calgary to be awarded LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) gold
certification for environmental efficiency.
Mount Royal has been one of the fortunate beneficiaries of RGO’s community
Since its grand opening in September 2006, the building has been a dynamic hub of
investment almost since the company began more
activity. It is home to the Faculty of Continuing
than 40 years ago, and a strong partnership has
Education and Extension, which has been able
formed. In the early 1970s, RGO helped Mount
to significantly increase the number of learners
The Centre for Continuous Learning
Royal make the move from its original downtown
served, thanks to the new space. And community
was made possible through a number
campus to its new Lincoln Park campus. Support
users from financial and corporate organizations
has continued through the decades and has
to nonprofit groups have taken advantage of the
of generous gifts. The donation from
culminated with a landmark donation to help create
Centre’s exceptional training facilities and ease of
RGO
Office
Products,
plus
a
gift
from
Mount Royal’s innovative Centre for Continuous
access.
XEROX Canada (recognized through
Learning.
Furnishings from RGO Office Products feature
the naming of the Xerox Training
Ross Glen Hall, the prime public venue in the new
prominently in the effectiveness and style of the
Room) enabled Mount Royal to
Centre, was named in appreciation of the invaluable
Centre, and Glen is pleased the building has become
leadership, vision and guidance given over the past
a popular venue for a broad range of students.
secure a significant matching donation
35 years by RGO founder and president Ross Glen.
from an anonymous donor.
“I’m very proud to have been involved with Mount
A born-and-bred Calgarian, Glen acknowledges
Royal and to be part of its tremendous growth. I’m
Mount Royal has long been part of his life. “I’ve
honoured to have my name associated with this
always liked Mount Royal,” he says. “Because
remarkable facility.
education is so important to the future of the community, it’s an area I like to support.
Institutions like Mount Royal are essential for Calgary’s prosperity and the institution
“As a business, I believe that if you succeed in a community, you should give back
is very compatible with what we do — so it has been one of our largest recipients.”
to that community,” he concludes. “You have to contribute. In our industry, I’m
confident we have given more than all our competitors — and I challenge them get
In supporting the Centre for Continuous Learning, RGO is once again playing
involved at a higher level.
an important role in building the Mount Royal campus of the future. With its
professional design, leading-edge educational, communication and environmental
“I wouldn’t hesitate to do it all over again.”
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The Centre for Continuous Learning
was designed to minimize its environmental
impact through energy efficiency, resource
conservation and site design. Originally
granted a Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design (LEED) silver
certification, the Centre was soon upgraded
to gold ranking due to the building’s unique
architectural features.
“Institutions like Mount Royal are essential for Calgary’s prosperity. I’m very proud to have been involved with Mount
Royal and to be part of its tremendous growth.” – Ross Glen, founder and president, RGO Office Products
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As a result of the generous contribution from
Gord and Bev Tallman to create the David G. Tallman
Memorial Scholarship fund, Mount Royal was able
to match the gift using grant dollars from Alberta’s
Access to the Future Renaissance Fund. In June 2007,
Mount Royal matched the Tallmans’ original gift on a
two to one basis to triple the endowment, which will
enable Mount Royal to disburse larger scholarships to
deserving students for years to come.
“I got a lot of personal satisfaction out of my involvement with Mount Royal. It was one of the ways I found we could give
back to the city.” – Gord Tallman, past chair, the Mount Royal College Foundation and past co-chair, Bright Minds, Bright Futures campaign
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Gord and Bev Tallman contribute to
Mount Royal’s success in many ways
When Gord and Bev Tallman first
began attending monthly chairman’s dinners at Mount Royal College in the 1980s,
they never expected they would eventually play such an important role in the success
of the institution—or such a significant role in the lives of single parents pursuing a
post-secondary education.
From 2001–2003, Gord Tallman helped to lead Mount Royal’s Bright Minds, Bright
Futures fundraising campaign as co-chair, a campaign that generated more than $25
million in new funding for programs and students.
“The thing that was most important to me was building bridges with the donors,”
says the former senior vice-president, prairies region of the Royal Bank of Canada.
“One of the most gratifying things for me during the campaign was the time we
called on one donor who hadn’t planned to donate.
“But during our visit, the CEO of the organization asked if they had ever hired any
students from Mount Royal. Well, they had recently hired someone from the Applied
Communications program, and the CEO noted that he hadn’t had to rewrite one
press release since the Mount Royal graduate had started!”
After the campaign, Tallman joined the Mount Royal College Foundation Board
of Directors, serving on various committees and then chairing the Board until his
retirement in June 2007. “I got a lot of personal satisfaction out of my involvement
with Mount Royal,” he adds. “It was one of the ways I found we could give back
to the city.”
parent in any program. “Our son passed away from cancer, leaving behind a widow
who was still in school. And long before that, my own father had passed away
when I was just eight years old,” Gord Tallman says. “We realized the importance of
helping single parents.”
Valerie Pierce is just one of many students who have benefited from the Tallmans’
generosity. Shortly before receiving the David G. Tallman Memorial Scholarship in
2006, Pierce had been struggling financially.
“The week before I found out about the award, I had been busy at school 16 hours
a day,” says the 25-year-old, who graduated with a Theatre Arts diploma this past
June. “I had taken my young son out in the morning for a special hot-chocolate-andmuffin date.
“But I realized I only had enough to buy him hot chocolate. I felt heartbroken, having
to tell my son that mommy couldn’t afford a muffin.”
For Pierce, widowed at age 21, the memorial scholarship reaffirmed that she could
achieve her educational goals, despite personal hardships.
“It made me feel like there had been others who had gone through similar problems.
It really changed my life.”
The Tallmans’ contributions to Mount Royal have extended beyond Gord
Tallman’s leadership role.
Pierce says that having the chance to meet and thank Gord personally also made an
impact on her. “It was amazing. We talked about our stories first, then we talked about
how society deals with people who have lost a loved one. So many people don’t know
what to do—they kind of just back off. But memorial scholarships allow people to
deal with their grief and show society that it’s okay to talk about it, to honour the
loved one’s life.”
After the death of their son in 2001, Gord and Bev established the David G. Tallman
Memorial Scholarship to honour both David and his wife, who was attending Mount
Royal at the time. Each year, the scholarship assists a third- or fourth-year single
“Our son would be proud that we’ve been able to help people,” Tallman adds.
“It’s very, very gratifying to be able to make a difference in a person’s life with a
scholarship. People need a little hope and a little help sometimes.”
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Mount Royal’s Fundraising Priorities:
2006-2007
Over the course of almost 100 years of education, Mount Royal has clearly identified
its niche as a renowned learning institution. Today, students, industry, community
members and donors see the value that Mount Royal provides with its unique studentcentred and teaching-focused approach to education.
In 2006-2007, we focused our fundraising efforts on four key priorities in support
of our vision to provide exceptional learning experiences for our students. We
seek out partners in our community who share an interest in these specific giving
opportunities, and together, create a world of possibilities for Mount Royal’s students.
Scholarships and Bursaries: A Legacy of Achievement
Mount Royal seeks to ensure that no one accepted into a program is prevented from
completing their degree due to lack of financial resources. Further, Mount Royal’s
dream is to have every student who needs financial aid, receive it, so that when
they graduate, they can join the working world free from debt and armed with the
confidence and abilities gained from a totally focused learning experience.
Gifts to scholarships and bursaries, such as the donation from John and May Lockhart
featured on page two, provide tangible rewards for a job well done.
Institutes: Innovation through Collaboration
Mount Royal’s Institutes support and promote initiatives requiring interdisciplinary
work, enabling strategic alliances between Mount Royal and industry. To achieve
their goals, Institutes rely on internal experts – faculty, staff, students and contractors
representing various disciplines – as well as a diverse range of external partners, all
with unique skills and the desire to pursue answers.
Endowed Chairs and Executives in Residence:
Inspiring Academic Excellence
Mount Royal recognizes immense value in bringing renowned academics and
accomplished professionals into our classrooms. Endowed Chairs and Executives in
Residence furnish direct and powerful opportunities for collaboration with faculty and
students.
The Bissett School of Business is experiencing first-hand the benefits of this external
expertise with their newest Executive-in-Residence Stephen Kenny, a position made
possible through a generous gift from David Bissett.
Cougar Athletics: Scoring High for Almost a Century
Cougar Athletics is achieving its primary goals of pursuing academic success and
winning championships: 96 per cent of Mount Royal student-athletes are academically
successful and Cougar teams regularly win 50 per cent of their respective provincial
titles. As Mount Royal aspires to become a distinctive baccalaureate institution, our
Mount Royal Cougars will be eligible to advance and compete within the Canada West
University Athletic Association (CWUAA), the highest level of collegiate athletic
competition in Canada.
Long-term contributors such as the Flames Foundation for Life and the Cougar
Booster Club, both featured on page six, recognize the exceptional importance of
financial support for our student athletes.
The Integrative Health Institute has blossomed through continued support from
corporations such as EnCana and individuals such as N. Murray Edwards.
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Mount Royal’s Commitment to
Donor Stewardship
Mount Royal continues to focus on donor relations and
donor stewardship. We are proud to care for and protect
our generous philanthropic support – the gifts we receive,
and the donors who provide them – in a way that is
responsive to our donors’ expectations. We feel that it is our
responsibility to care for all gifts we receive in a way that
respects the intentions of our donors, while also meeting
Mount Royal’s specific funding objectives.
We provide superior stewardship to our donors. We practice
thorough accountability and effective communication with
the ultimate goal to create and maintain effective, long-term
partnerships with our valued contributors.
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Alumni
Supporters
Deborah Abramson
Wilda Allen
Stephanie Anderson
Wayne Andrews
Judith Axelson
Donald Baker
Hy Belzberg
Aaron Bergen
Lynn Berridge
Terry Betts
Carol Boulet
Ricky Cameron
Jennifer Caswell
Marc Chikinda
L. Mitchell Clark
Stephen Coneybeare
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A. John de Chastelain
Jackson Dobbs
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Brian Fleming
Sheila Foster
Thomas Fredericks
Justin Friesen
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Norman Greenfield
Denise Gulley
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Damon Harmon
Richard Haskayne
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James Wood
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Individual
Supporters
Andrew Abbott
Dean Adams
Joann Agbayani
Edmond Agopian
Gary Akeroyd
Saule Akisheva
Kristy Anderson
Shirley Anne
Bruce Arthur
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Martha Cohen
Bryn Collingwood (dec.)
Quinn Conway
Robert Cook
Betty Cooper
Paul Cooper and Kim Thompson
David, Bill and Lesley Cormack and
Robin Cormack Nichol
Harold Coward
Irene Cox
Ron Cradock
Brenda Crews
Rod Crockford
J. Robert Cuthbertson
Elaine Danelesko
Xiao Yan Dang
Corrie Danielson
Richard de Boer
Sheldon Dean
Marie Delorme
Jean Denesuk
Allan Deutsch
James Devonshire
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Donald Dewar
Family of Kristen Deyell
Neetu Dhindaw
Sarah Diamond
Marino Dimanno
Thomas and Wilma Dobson
Laurie Dodds
C. Morag Dornian
Paul and Kathy Dornian
Michele Dow
Pierre Doyon
The Drake Family (Pat, John, Ian, Trish, Kerri)
Joanne Drouin
Susan Duckett
Belinda Duff
Suzanne Duhamel
Jean Duke
Pat Duke
Doug Dunwoody
Sandra Durrant and Hunter Wight
Susan Duska
John Dyer
Alan Dyment
Margaret Edmonds
Robert Eirikson
Tamara Elliott
Rosemarie Enslin
Barry Epp
Randy Eresman
Kate Erickson
Suzanne Evans
Ann Falk
Wendy Fallon
Wayne Farenik
Ravinder Farwaha
Barry Fedun
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D. K. Fenwick
Janice Filmon
Leanna Filmon
Patricia Finlay
E.J. Laurence Fish
David Fisher
Bruce Foster
Miles Fournier
Andrew Fox
Cynthia Fraser
Robert Fraser
Dave Frederick
Elizabeth Fricke
Daryl Fridhandler
Shelley Fried
Elizabeth Furniss
John Galatta
Susan Gemmell
Robert Gerein
Alan Gibson
Ilene Gilborn
Theresa Gilker
Loreen Gilmour
Catherine Glaser
Jen Goodrow
Lila Goodspeed
John Gordon
Brad Gorzitza
Tom Gosse
Susan Gottheil
Alan Grant
Glenn Graves
Cindy Green
Frederick Griffith
James Griffith
Denise, David and Patricia Groves
Heather Haddow
Mike Haden
Kent Haidl
Sally Haney
Stephen Hansen
Dale Harbidge
Don Hardie
Eve Harrington
Amanda Hart and Simon Proulx
Norman Harvey
Tegan Haslam
Donald Hatch
Christine Hawkins
Linda Head
Dan Healing
Wendy Healing
Janet Heath
Murray Heatley
Sherry Heinze
Sherrill Hershberg
Anthea Hibbert
Allan Hiebert
Casey Hiebert
Dean Hiebert
Ken Hilland
Edwina Hiscock
James Hislop
Judy Hoad
Randy Hobbs
Gwen Hoebig
Dr. Katja Hoehn
Brenda Hofer
Jane Hoffman
Mark Hogan
Joan Holland
Don Hollm
Sharing Successes
Islay-Jean Holmes
Debbie Hone
David Hong
Lorraine Horlick
Doris Horn
John Horrick
Harley Hotchkiss
Dani Houston
Mary Howard
John Howarth
Barbara Huck
M. Ann Hughes
A. D. Huntington
A. Neil Hutton
Sandra Hyslop
Tobias Isenberg
Gordon Iweddell
Tom Jack
Patricia Jackson
Maria Jacob
Gene James
Violet James
Ann Janicki
Brenda Jensen
Gloria Jensen
Barbara Joffe
David and Julie Johnston
Karen Johnstone
Janice Jones
Mark Jones
Dave Jordan
Jimmy Joy
Lynn Judd
Robin and John Kadz
Frieda Kalist
Janet Karbonik
Developing Futures
Sheila Kearns
J. C. Kennedy
The Kennedy-Liandzi Family
Larry Keraiff
Kelly Kerr
Allen King
Marlene Kingsmith
Ita and Joe Kistorma
Colleen Klassen
Anna Kniel
Monica Kohlhammer
Gary Koroluk
Eugene Korpan
Patricia Kostouros
Gene Kozak
Peter Krabben
Chad Krahn
Walter Krancevic
Hal Kvisle
Russ Kwan
Sandy Kwong
David Lachapelle
Gordon Lackenbauer
Indrajit Lagu
Paul Lai
Ian Laing
Grace Lam
Brandon Langeland
Irene Langille
Penelope Larissa
Ernest Law
Chris Lawley
Grace Le
Lynn Leduc
Melinda Lee
Paul Leger
Jano Lehocky
Kathryn Lemmon
Marilyn Letts
Nancy Lever
Amy Lewis
Virginia Li
Elizabeth Liete
Frank Lightbound
George Lightbound
Carol Lindholm
Avril Lindstone
Robert Little
Lleona Livingston
John and Maybelle Lockhart
Julie Lockhart
Richard Loomer
Doreen, Don, Dianne and Debbie Lougheed
Jane Low
Louise Lucrezi
Mary Luzi
Jason Lynch
Patrick Ma
Joan and George Macauley
Kenneth MacDonald
Linda MacDonald
Cameron MacGillivray
Mark MacGillivray
Shannon MacGillivray
Michael MacIntosh
Geoff Mackey
Pete Maclean
Cameron MacNaughton
Heather Macpherson
Robert MacPherson
Sinclair MacRae
Karen Mah
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Nora Maidman
Andrew Major
Veronica Mantler
R. Marescaux
Verna Mark
Allan Markin
Brenda Ann Marks
Bruce Marshall
David Marshall
Elizabeth Marshall
Margaret Martens
Gary Martin
John Martin
Mary-Ann Martin
Lawrence Mason
Carol Mathers
Kate McBrearty
Ann McCaig
Estate of John R. (Bud) McCaig
Justin McCool
Jacqualine McFarland
Mary McGovern
Maureen McLaren
Leslie McLennan and Todd Dillabough
Dale McMullin
Duncan McMurdo
Ed McNally
Jennifer McNish
Charles Meagher
Janice Meeking
Julie Meilleur
John Melnychuk
Ann Mercier
Elizabeth Mercier
Kathleen Meyer
Lynne Miglierina
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Joni Millar
Colleen Miller
George Milne
Mary Mishra
Maureen Mitchell
June Montgomery
Roy Montgomery
Mary Moran
Allison Morgan
Tony Morgan
Frank Morison
David Morrison
Borys Mosmowsky
Elizabeth Moulton
Estate of Mary Irene Moure
Barbera Mudry
Estate of Olive Mae Mueller
Neil and Susan Murphy
Christina Murray
Ian Murray
N. J. Myers
Marya Myllykoski
Sheldon Nadler
Brad Nalder
Wendy Neidhardt
Susan Nelson
Emil H. & Dorothy Nenniger
Gina Nenniger
Margaret Newall
Aloysius Newenham
Doralyn Newly
Jean Nickell
Pamela Nordstrom
Nancy Ogden
Reid Olsen
Marilyn Olynek
Albert O’Neil
Dermot O’Neil
Jean Orr
Jock and Diana Osler
Joseph Osuji
Carney Oudendag
Sandra Page
John Pajor
Susan Palmer
Audra Papp
Jerri Paquette and Carole Jeffries
Ernest Park
Philip Parker
John Parsons
Brenda Paton
Colin Pattison
Marie Patton
Izak Paul
Kathryn Paul
Ron Payne
David and Linda Pedersen
Cathy Pelletier
Jack Penfold
Gary Penrose
Michael and Margaret Perlette
Randy Peron
David Perry
Kelly Petersen
Jeff Pethy
Jennifer Pierce
Nancy Pon
Byron Porritt
Mark Porta
Douglas Porter
Peter Postuk
Pamela Prenovost
Sharing Successes
Christine Profili
John Pryma
Jayne Pullen
Sharon Purvis
Cozmin Radu
Keri Rak
Bruce Ravelli
Rahim Rawji
Andrew Reed
Michael Reed
Amy Rego
Matthew Reich
Barbara Reinhart
Ronald Renaud
Ernest Rewucki
Heather Richards
Jeremy Richardson
Lee Richardson
Clay Riddell
Garron Rish
Allan Rix
Janice Robertson
Joan Robertson
Patricia Robertson
Fred Robinson
Mary Robley
Kenneth Robson
A. Douglas Rogan
Ed Rogers
William Rollins
Danny Rosehill
Lisa Ross
Mark Rowe
William Ruckdashel
Glenn Ruhl
Janet Russell
Developing Futures
Tad Russell
Silvana Saccomani
Lieff Salonius
Donna Samcoe
Tom Sampson
Brianne Sanden
Douglas Sanders
Dr. Paul and Mrs. Apar Sarpal
Kathy Satterfield
Heather Saunders
Thomas Saunders
Raymond Savage
Stephen Savidant
Sandra-Lee Scalia
Norman and Kathy Schachar
Ann Scherbanuik
Dorlan Schick
Orpha Schryvers
John Scott
T. R. Scruggs
Daryl Seaman
Garth Seitz
Holly Sekiya
Chris Serafini
Nancy Shamanna
Richard Shaw
Sheri-Lyn Shaw
Wilbie Shepherd
Steve Shepherdson
David Shipley
Diane Shirra
Jennifer Shkolny
Andrea Shumka
Pardeep Sidhu
Vivian Simmonds
Carole Simpson
Pamella Simpson
Jim Sinclair
Laura Siwiec
Richard Skermer
Sandra Skermer
Myra Skerrett
Jennifer and Dan Skiehar
Cathy Smey Carston
Digby Smith
Lorna Smith
Penny Smith
Aileen Smyth
Mary Smythies
Shauna Snow-Capparelli
Joan Snyder
Dan Sparkes
Kathleen Specht
Mark Sproule
Doug Stark and Family
Allan Starr
Jack Steen
Rosalie Stevens
Norman and Gwen Stewart
Wayne Stewart
Martin Stocker
Frank Stollbert
Glen Stone
Donald Stouffer
Margaret Strandberg
Patricia Strocher
Isabel Strumik
Dwayne Sung
Valerie Swanson
Jolanta Szewczyk
Gary Tahmazian
Lucene Tahmazian
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Phillip Tahmazian
Rafi Tahmazian
D. Logan Tait
Donna Taylor
James Taylor
Marlene Taylor
Tim Taylor
Marlene Thacker
Marilyn Thiessen
Karin Thompson
Stanley Thompson
Stella Thompson
Margaret Thorson
Erling Thrasher
Genevieve Thurlow
Kathleen Timms
Anne Tingle
Ron and Carole Toles
Ilo Torgerson
Brian Traynor
Greggory Trueman
Jennifer Truong
Coral Turner
Marilyn Unger
Damon Uniat
Elaine Valleau
Henry Van der Sloot
Rosemary Van Dyk
Pieter van Lindenberg
Diyon Van Nistelrooy
George Varzari
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Paul Verhoeff
Ken Villigen
Ken Villiger
Alan Vincent
Donalda Vine-Mutton
Paul Viney
David Virgin
Terrance Visser
Gord Vogt
Breanna Walker
Margaret Wallis
Barbara Walman
Cheryl Walsh
Sandra Walsh
Shannon Ward
Val Ward
Jonathan Warren
Erika Watters
Donald Watts
Marci Weiss
Lorraine Weldrick
Robert Welin
Margaret Westerhout
Kathleen Westman
Graham Wetter
Milley Wetter
Michael White
Richard White
Claudette Whiting
Andrew Whittick
Ana Wiebe
Richard Wiebe
Geoff Wilcox
Richard Wilkie
Marilyn Will
Cathy Williams
Mrs. Joan Williams
Joyce Williams
Dick Wilson
Milton Winberg
Shirley Winlaw-Tierney
John Winterdyk
Joan Wirsig
Debra Wolinsky
Alexander Wong
Kay Wong
Raymond Wong
Gerald Wood
Janet Wood
Susan Wood
Thomas and Della Mae Wood
William Wood
Nancy Woodward
Allan Wright
Jason Wu
Hal E. Wyatt
Gail Yester
Mike Yester
Blair Yorke-Slader
James Zimmer
Peter Zizler
Sharing Successes
Corporate and foundation
Supporters
A-1 Signs (1992) Ltd.
About Staffing Ltd.
ABS Consulting Inc.
Acuren Group Inc.
Advantage Electric Ltd.
Adventures Developments Inc.
Agrium Inc.
Airdrie Animal Health Centre Ltd.
Akel Kvaernel
Al Duerr & Associates Ltd.
Alberta Ballet
Alberta Blue Cross
Alberta Boot Co. Inc.
Alberta Central
Alberta Criminal Justice Association
Alberta Institute Purchasing Management Association
Alberta Lottery Fund
Alberta Radio Group
Alberta Shooting Stars
Alberta Weekly Newspapers Assocation
Alexander University Inc.
Alta Interior Contracting (Services) Ltd.
Anadarko Canada Corporation
Anglia Steel Industries (1984) Ltd.
Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc.
APEGGA
Apex Audio Visual Systems Integration Inc.
Apex Credit Union Ltd.
ARC Financial Corporation
Archaeological Society of Alberta - Calgary Centre
Aspen Properties Ltd.
Associated Mining Consultants Ltd.
Associations Plus Inc.
Developing Futures
Assured Developments Ltd.
ATB Financial
ATCO Gas
ATCO Group
Auction Depot
Auto Magic Entrance Systems Ltd.
Aveda Academy Salon
Avenir Capital Corporation
Aviva Canada Inc.
AXA Pacific Insurance Co.
Axia NetMedia Corporation
Axis Developments Inc.
Bantrel Co.
Barrie I. Strafford & Associates Ltd.
Baseline Fitness
BDO Dunwoody LLP Chartered Accountants
and Consultants
Beatroute Magazine Ltd.
Bel-Alta Holdings Ltd.
Benjamin Moore & Co. Ltd.
Bethany Care Society
Between Friends Club for Youth with Disabilities
Big Rock Brewery Ltd.
Bissett Investment Management
Blankert Masonry Limited
Blue Sky Limousine Service
BMO Financial Group
Boardwalk Rental Communities
Bow Cycle & Sports Co. Ltd.
Bowden Institution - Correctional Services Canada
Bowker
Bowman Masonry Ltd.
Boyden Global Executive Search
Brainstorm
Brand- T Records Canada Ltd.
Brian Lenzin Professional Corporation
Buchanan’s Restaurant
Builders Energy Services Trust
Bumper Foundation
Burlington Resources Canada Ltd.
Burnet, Duckworth & Palmer LLP
BURNSWEST Corporation
C.V.T. Oilfield Services Ltd.
Ca Va Bien Hair Studio & Day Spa
Calaway Park
Calfrac Well Services Ltd.
Calgary Booster Club
Calgary Catholic Immigration Society
Calgary Chapter of Alberta Association on Gerontology
Calgary Co-operative Association Ltd.
Calgary Co-operative Memorial Society Ltd.
Calgary Correctional Centre
Calgary Counselling Centre
Calgary Exhibition & Stampede
Calgary Flames Foundation for Life
Calgary Flames Limited Partnership
Calgary Health Region
Calgary Herald, a division of CanWest MediaWorks
Publications Inc.
Calgary Home Support Services Ltd.
Calgary Jewellery Ltd.
Calgary Motor Dealers Association
Calgary Olympic Development Association
Calgary Opera
Calgary Petroleum Club
Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra
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Calgary Police Service
Calgary Region Home Builders Association
Calgary Stampeder Football Club Ltd.
Calgary Transit
Calgary Winter Club
Calgary Women’s Soccer Association
Calgary Youth Orchestra
CANA
Canada Lands Company
Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation
Canada Revenue Agency
Canada Safeway Limited
Canadian Centre for Energy Information
Canadian Criminal Justice Association
Canadian Energy Pipeline Association
Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre - Calgary
Canadian Funeral Trade Association
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Canadian Information Processing Society
Canadian Insurance Claims, Managers Association,
Southern Alberta Chapter
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Progress Club/Calgary Eves
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Cardel Construction Ltd.
Cardel Homes
Carleton University
Casablanca Video
Catch Restaurant
CBC
Central Health Services
Central Park Lodges Ltd.
Certified General Accountants’ Association of Alberta
Certified Management Accountants of Alberta
CFCN Television
CGA Alberta
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Chartered Accountants’ Education Foundation
Chartwell Care Corporation
Cherry Pit Inc.
Chestermere Athletics
Child & Youth Care Association of Alberta
Chrysalis
CIBC
City Tile Inc.
Color Right Now Ltd.
Columbia Icefield Food Services Ltd.
Complete Dental Ceramics Inc.
ConocoPhillips Canada
Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China
Contemporary Office Interiors Ltd.
Co-operators General Insurance Company
Corporate Express Business and Charter Airline
Corporate Express Business Interiors
Cottonwood Golf & Country Club
Cougars Volleyball Club
Country Hills Golf Club
Crown Wallpaper & Fabrics
CV Technologies Inc.
D.M.C. Holdings Inc.
Dell Canada Inc.
Deloitte & Touche
Devon Canada Corporation
Devonshire & Associates Management Services Ltd.
Dickson Resources Inc.
DirectCash Management Inc.
Discount Car & Truck Rentals Ltd.
Diver Down International Ltd.
Diversity Technologies Corp.
Divestco Inc.
Doc’s Logging Ltd.
Don’s Hobby Shop Co. Ltd.
Dr. Richard P. Lam Professional Corporation
Ducky’s Office Furniture Ltd.
Dudley’s Do-Right Services
Duraprene Industries Ltd.
Earl’s West Hills Ltd.
Easter Seals Camp Horizon
Eau Claire YMCA
ECL Transportation
Edmonton Police Service
Edvan Industries Inc
Edward Jones
Elaine C. Aubry Notarial Corporation
Element Integrated Workplace Solutions Ltd.
Enbridge Inc.
EnCana Corporation
Enersul Inc.
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Ethan Allen Home Interiors
Explorer Software Solutions Ltd.
F & D Scene Changes Ltd.
Falkins Insurance Group Ltd.
Federated Insurance Company of Canada
Financial Planners Standards Council of Canada
FirstEnergy Capital Corp.
Fleetwood Jewellery
Formations Inc.
Fort McMurray Tourism Association
Fortune Industries Ltd.
Fragments of Soul
Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
Friday Professional Group Inc.
G4S Security Services (Canada) Ltd.
Gaebel Insurance
GEC Architecture
George N. Jackson Limited
Ghost River Holdings Ltd.
Glencoe Resources Ltd.
Glenmore Landing Chiropractic Wellness Clinic
Global Upholstery Company Inc.
Sharing Successes
Gowlings
Grand & Toy Ltd.
Great-West Life Assurance Company
Greener Grass Ltd.
GSL Development Ltd.
Guest-Tek Interactive Entertainment
Half-Dime Inspections Inc.
Hanlock-Causeway Company
Hanna IGA
Hanna Value Drug Mart
Harris Rebar
Hart Property Management Inc.
Hartland Armature Works Ltd.
hbi - heritage business interiors inc.
HCN Publications Company
Health Sciences Association of Alberta
Heninger Toyota
Henry’s Eavestroughing Inc.
Ho Ho Ho Inc.
Home Hardware Building Centre
Homes by Avi
Hong Kong-Canada Business Association
HSBC Bank Canada
Hull Child & Family Services
Human Resources Institute of Alberta
Husky Energy Inc.
Husky Oil Marketing Company
Hyatt Regency
I3 Strategies Inc.
Il Giardino Ristorante
Imperial Oil Foundation
Imperial Tobacco Canada Foundation
ING Insurance Company of Canada
Insight Agencies
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta
Interface Flooring Systems (Canada) Inc.
Interior Designers of Alberta
Developing Futures
International Association of Business Communicators
Investors Group Inc.
Invista
J. C. Roberts Jewellers Ltd.
J. Pat Evans Research Foundation
Jacob Boutique Inc.
Joffee’s Coffees
Johnson Inc.
Jubilations Calgary Dinner Theatre Ltd.
Kam Gold Restaurant Ltd.
Kasian Architecture Interior Design and Planning Ltd.
KBM Commercial Floor Coverings Inc.
KCI Ketchum Canada Inc.
Kendrith Bentley and Associates Ltd.
Kinder Morgan Canada Inc.
Kit Interior Objects Ltd.
Kraus McMahon
Krug Inc.
La Chaumiere Restaurant
La Place Decor Ltd.
Labatt Brewing Company Limited
Labbe-Leech Interiors Ltd.
Laird Armstrong Barristers and Solicitors
Ledcor Construction Limited
Lee Raine Investment & Risk Management Inc.
Lehigh Inland Cement Ltd.
Lethbridge Family Services
Levey Industries
Literacy Alberta
Long View Systems
LTC Industries Inc.
Lyricon Consulting Ltd.
M & M Meat Shops
M.J. Systems
Madison & Page
Maharam
Mannington Commerical
Manor Village Life Centers Inc.
Marble Slab Creamery
Mariah Contemporary Clothing
Mark’s Work Wearhouse
Marsh Canada Limited
Masters Gallery Ltd.
Matrix Video Communications Corp.
Maxxium Canada
McKillican Canadian - Calgary
Metro Wallcoverings Inc.
Midwest Fasteners Inc.
Milliken Carpets
Mona Lisa Artists Materials Ltd.
Monaco Construction Group Ltd.
Morgex Insurance
Morningside Group
Mount Royal Alumni Association
Mount Royal BASS
Mount Royal Education Undergraduate Society
Mount Royal Faculty Association
Mountain Crest Brewing Company
Mountain Equipment Co-op
Mr. Sub
MRT Construction Products Ltd.
Municipal Chapter of Calgary IODE
National Bank Financial Inc.
National Bank of Canada
National Sports Development
Native Calgarian Society
Newalta Corporation
Nexen Inc.
Nickle Family Foundation
Nickle’s Energy Group
Nightingale Corp.
Northern Tier Boy Scouts of America & Scouts Canada
Northwest Zenith Resources Ltd.
Oasis Wellness Centre & Spa
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O’Connors Men’s & Women’s Clothing & Footwear
Odyssey Wallcoverings
One Yellow Rabbit Performance Theatre
Optimist Club of Calgary
Origin Adult Communities
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Owl’s Nest Bookstore
Panda Flowers (1999) Ltd.
PCL Construction Management Inc.
Peace Hills General Insurance Company
Pegasus Performances
Pengrowth Corporation
Pengrowth Management Limited
Penn West Energy Trust
Penny Lane Entertainment
Pepsi-Cola Canada Beverages (West) Ltd.
Pepsi-QTG
Perma Insurance Agency
Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd.
Petro-Canada
Petroleum Accountants Society of Canada
Phil von Finckenstein Consulting Inc.
Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management Ltd.
Pinebrook Golf & Country Club
Plasti-Fab Ltd.
Plaza Theatre
Polar Capital Corp.
Portfolio Strategies Corporation
Precision Drilling, a division of Precision Drilling Ltd.
Prince of Peace Christian Community
Print Audit Software
Provident Energy Trust
Purchasing Management Association of
Canada-Calgary District
PwC Management Services LP
Pyramid Productions Inc.
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Quincy’s on Seventh
R. W. Thompson Professional Corp.
Raymond C.S. Liu Professional Corporation
RayQuest Holdings Ltd.
RBC Financial Group
RBC Insurance
Red Nik Surf Co.
Regal Building Materials Ltd.
Regency Palace Seafood Restaurant & Lounge
Reliable Tube (Edmonton) Ltd.
Renfrew Chrysler Inc.
Renfrew Educational Services
Renfrew Furs & Outerwear
RGO Office Products Partnership
Richelieu Hardware Ltd.
Right Management
Rigstar Communications Inc.
Riley’s Reproductions and Printing Ltd.
Rock Dodger Outfitters
Rock Hound Oilfield Services Ltd.
Rockyview Energy Inc.
Rogers Communications Inc.
Rogers Insurance Ltd.
Roland F. Rocque Professional Corporation
Rotary Club of Calgary South
Rotary Club of Calgary West
Royal & Sunalliance Insurance Company
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada Foundation
Royal Construction Limited
Royal Liquor Merchants Mount Royal
Rubaiyat
S L M Ventures
S.T.L. Beaudoin Wellsite Supervision Ltd.
S2 Architecture
Sans Souci Nails & Aesthetics
SAP Canada Inc.
Sapele Office Interiors Inc.
Scentorini Spa & Wellness
Schenker of Canada Limited
Schlumberger
SCM Adjusters Canada Ltd.
Scotiabank
Securitas Canada Limited
Shell Canada Ltd.
Sheraton Suites Calgary Eau Claire
Shoppers Drug Mart
Shoppers HomeHealthCare
Sien Lok Society of Calgary
Simo Corporation
Ski & Fun Travel
Slovenian Canadian Club of Calgary
SMED Group
Smith Cageorge Perry LLP
Sobeys - Point West
Society for Technical Communication - Alberta Chapter
Society for Treatment of Autism
Soderglen Ranches Ltd.
Southern Alberta Architectural Woodwork
Manufacturers Association
Southern Music Ltd.
Southland Leisure Centre
Southridge Chrysler Ltd.
Spa Europa
Spectra Energy Transmission
Spolumbo’s Fine Foods & Deli
Spruce Meadows
Stampede Park Race Track
Standard Piano Sales & Service Ltd.
Stantec Architecture Ltd.
Star Choice Communications Inc.
Steelcase Canada Ltd.
Sharing Successes
Stephan M. Jacyna Professional Corporation
Steve J. Angyalfi Professional Corporation
Strategic Capability Network
Students’ Association of Mount Royal College
Suncor Energy Foundation
Sunflower Realty Property Management Inc.
Sunnyside Garden Centre
Supported Lifestyles Ltd.
Surge Technologies Inc.
Switzer’s Investments Limited
Swizzlesticks SalonSpa
Syl-lutions Inc./Keilhauer
Talisman Energy Inc.
Tandus Canada
TD Bank Financial Group
TD Meloche Monnex
Teknion Furniture Systems Inc.
Telsec Development Ltd.
TELUS
TELUS Sourcing Solutions for CBE
The Alberta Association of Architects
The Aurum Group
The Banff Centre
The Bay
The Brenda Strafford Foundation Ltd.
The Calgary Foundation
Beth Israel Players Scholarship
Canadian Association of Petroleum
Producers Scholarship
Eva Reid Memorial Scholarship
Frances Camyre Memorial Bursary
Levis Family Bursary for Health Education
New Sun Education Award
Owen Bursary
Brodie’s Professional Outdoor Leadership
Make a World of Difference Career Expo
Developing Futures
The Calgary Sun
The Calgary Zoological Society
The City of Airdrie
The City of Calgary
The Co-operators Group Limited
The Glencoe Club
The Happy Cooker Emporium - Glenmore Landing
The Happy Cooker Emporium - Strathcona Square
The Howard Group Inc.
The Kahanoff Foundation
The KPMG Foundation
The Lodge at Kananaskis
The Pepsi Bottling Group
The Reading Foundation
The Royal Canadian Legion
The Venture Group
Theatre Calgary
Theatre Junction
Tim Wade Consulting Inc.
Timber Town Building Centre Ltd.
Time is Money Executive Concierge Inc.
TMP Worldwide Communications Inc.
Toker & Associates
Toole Peet & Co. Limited
Tourism PEI
TransAlta Corporation
TransCanada
Travel Time Inc.
Tri Union Investments Ltd.
Trican Filtration Group Inc.
Trico Homes Inc.
Trimac
Troybuilt Homes
Tucker Hockey Enterprises Ltd.
Tuxedo Source for Sports
Tyco Health Care Group Canada Inc.
U Frame It
United Active Living Inc.
United Farmers of Alberta
Universal Ford-Lincoln Sales Ltd.
Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency
University of Calgary
Uno Agencies Inc.
Urquhart Exploration Ltd.
V A Hill Fine Strings Ltd.
Valentine Volvo Ltd.
Vancouver Foundation
Vector Marketing
Vektra Inc.
Vertigo Theatre
Vintage Group
Vocational & Rehabilitation Research Institute
Walton International Group Inc.
Warren Tettensor Amantea LLP
Wells Fargo Financial Corporation
Western Financial Group
What’s In Store
White Iron Productions
Wok Out Restaurant Ltd.
Woodridge Golf Tournament
Wood’s Homes
Wood’s Homes Foundation
World Financial Group
WorleyParsons Komex
Xerox Canada Limited
Yuk Yuk’s Komedy Kabaret
Zachry Energy International Inc.
Ziff Energy Group
Zoom Media Inc.
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Foundation
Board of Directors
Dwain Lingenfelter
Dean Burns
Paul Clark
Tom Fredericks
Chair
Mount Royal College Foundation
Vice President
Government Relations Nexen Inc.
Vice President &
General Counsel
Boardwalk Rental Communities
Vice President
Communications & Public Affairs
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chair of the Board
ECL Group of Companies Ltd.
Bruce MacKenzie
David Marshall
Dino Medves
Tim Morgan
Regional President
Alberta and the
Territories
RBC Royal Bank
President
Mount Royal College
Senior Vice President
Western Region
HSBC Bank Canada
President
MorganAir and
Air Partners Corp
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Sharing Successes
Susan Gallacher
Mike Harris
Tony Howard
Monica E. Kohlhammer
Vice President
DirectCash
Management Inc.
Senior Business Advisor
Goodmans LLP
(Toronto)
Management Consultant
John A. (Tony) Howard
Consulting Ltd
President
MK Strategy Group, Inc.
Gary Penrose
Jennifer Pierce
Dick Wilson
Hal Wyatt
Principal
Penrose Consulting Ltd.
Director
Investor Relations
TransAlta Corporation
Developing Futures
Chair Emeritus
Mount Royal College
Foundation
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Mount Royal College Foundation
Key Contacts
The Mount Royal College Foundation
4825 Mount Royal Gate SW
Calgary, Alberta T3E 6K6
Tel. (403) 440-7700
Fax (403) 440-7788
www.mtroyal.ca/foundation
Carole Simpson
Executive Director
(403) 440-7720
csimpson@mtroyal.ca
Melanie Rogers
Manager, Donor Relations and Communications
(403) 440-7724
mrogers@mtroyal.ca
Pamella Simpson
Senior Development Officer
(403) 440-7725
prsimpson@mtroyal.ca
Kevin Reeves
Senior Development Officer
(403) 440-7775
kreeves@mtroyal.ca
Darcie Nastiuk
Senior Development Officer
(403) 440-7251
dnastiuk@mtroyal.ca
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