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SETTING THE STAGE

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FANSHAWE COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2010 - 201



A lot of work goes into mounting a theatre production. The actors

must learn their lines and rehearse their movements. The costumes

must be sewn, the lights hung. And of course, the stage must be

set, with the right props and backdrops to support the action and

bring the play to life.

During the past year, Fanshawe College began preparing for

an exciting initiative, and the Foundation committed itself to

a major capital campaign that will set the stage. At the heart

of this campaign is the new Fanshawe School of Applied and

Performance Arts in downtown London.It is a big project, but one that we believe is possible based

on the existing strengths of the Foundation. In the past year we

have seen continued growth in giving to the College, both in cash

and in-kind gifts. The response of local businesses, in particular,

has been outstanding. On behalf of the Board, I thank all those

who have supported student learning at Fanshawe through their

charitable contributions.

The past year saw the Foundation gather strength, with an

expanded staff and an effective operational structure under our

outstanding Executive Director, Catherine Finlayson. Our Board,

which represents the many communities served by Fanshawe,

also grew in size and commitment. The Foundation has a close

and supportive relationship with the senior leadership of the

College. There is a wonderful sense of teamwork – a feeling that

we are all moving together toward a shared goal of excellence.

As we move ahead, we will continue to build our relationships

with all stakeholders – our alumni, leadership, faculty, staff, students

and volunteers, and our communities. It is with and through these

partners that we are setting the stage for a bright future.

At the end of a wonderful theatrical performance, the applause

begins. Often audiences are moved to stand up as they clap,

paying the performers the ultimate compliment.

With that theatrical metaphor in mind, I am on my feet to

the women and men who have supported Fanshawe College so

generously during the past year. Thanks to your gifts, we have

been able to offer exceptional learning experiences to thousands

of students, helping them realize their full potential.

Fanshawe is what it is today because of your support. Your

gifts help us to reward excellence and provide support for studentswho face financial and other barriers to learning. They enable us

to improve existing programs and technologies, and introduce new

curriculum to keep pace with the changing world around us.

As we prepare to launch a major capital campaign, contributions

to the College will build exciting new facilities, which in turn will

enable new learning experiences.

You have the satisfaction of knowing that your gifts are touching

the lives of women and men who are reaching for their dreams.

And your gifts come back to you in the form of exceptional

Fanshawe graduates, who enrich our communities with their

energy and creativity.

I also applaud the Fanshawe College Foundation and its

Board and staff, for being the link between Fanshawe and its

supporters. Together with our donors, we are setting the stage

for a world-class performance.

Fanshawe College Foundation | fanshawec.ca/foundation

Larry Kinlin, Chair Fanshawe College Foundation

Howard Rundle, President Fanshawe College

SETTING THE STAGEFOR A BRIGHT FUTURE

TAKE A BOW TO THEROAR OF APPLAUSE



There is no question that 2010 will be remembered for the

momentous decision to launch a major capital campaign for

Fanshawe. That’s why we chose “Setting the Stage” as the theme

for this report to the community – because we are about to launch

our most ambitious philanthropic endeavour yet.

The Campaign will support the College’s growth for many

years to come, and in particular will fuel innovative development

in downtown London. The Fanshawe School of Applied and

Performance Arts will foster creativity and excellence in our

communities, preparing students for careers in the arts, design,theatre, digital media, and culinary and hospitality industries.

It will bring together new and existing programs in London’s historic

downtown, playing a key role in its revitalization.

For the Fanshawe College Foundation, the Campaign will be

our opportunity to step into the spotlight and share our passion for

the College with a broader audience.

Among other highlights of 2010:

• The Foundation hosted seven major student award ceremonies

and two bursary ceremonies, and a record number of awards,

scholarships and bursaries were presented.

• There were significant increases in the number of donor- funded bursaries and academic awards.

• The Foundation hosted a total of 26 events throughout the

year, building engagement and support for the College.

• The Foundation’s two signature fundraisers, the Fanshawe

College Gala and Fanshawe College Golf Classic, again

exceeded the previous year’s revenues.

• The campaign on behalf of the James N. Allan Campus in

Simcoe, Ontario attracted new gifts from organizations such

as TD Canada Trust, the Rotary Club of Norfolk County, the

Norfolk Community Foundation, Ontario Power Generation

and others. The campaign is now more than half way to the

goal of $1 million.

• Through the Foundation, the College received a wide range of

in-kind gifts, including those from new donors such as Stanley

Black & Decker, Black Knight Canada, Norcard and Londonartist Patrick Thibert.

• A number of staff and staff groups chose to establish new

planned gifts, awards and scholarships, reflecting their strong

belief in the mission of the College

My thanks to my wonderful staff team, and to the visionary

donors, supporters, volunteers who made all this possible. The

lights are dimming and the curtain is about to rise on the next act.

We can’t wait to see what happens next!

THIRD ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 201

Catherine Finlayson, Executive DirectorFanshawe College Foundation

THE LIGHTS DIM AND THE CURTAIN RISES




“Roger was a likeable, gentle soul, a bit of a loner, yet with a

positive outlook on life. He was a bit different in his mannerisms,

as bachelors tend to be, yet he would give you anything you asked

for. He was a great brother and a nice person who lived a good life.”

That’s entrepreneur and philanthropist Andy Spriet, paying tribute

to his brother, in whose name he contributed $100,000 to the

Simcoe campus of Fanshawe College. The 40-year-old campusis in urgent need of renewal, upgrading and expansion. Fanshawe

College Foundation is raising $1 million to support the project.

Roger, Andy and their six siblings grew up on a tobacco farm not

far from Simcoe. Roger lived and worked on his parents’ farm, and

later for his sister Simonne and her husband Richard Van DeWiele.

Despite having relatively little formal education, he had a keen

and curious mind, with an encyclopaedic knowledge of cars. He

was also an avid fan of local sports teams, and especially the girls’

soccer team at Simcoe Catholic High School. He was a regular at al

their games and was honoured by the team for his unfailing support

Roger lived frugally and when he died, left his estate of $1 million

to his seven siblings. Andy, in turn, contributed his share to the

Simcoe project, earmarking it for the student centre. “I chose thestudent space because that’s an area where his interest would lie,”

says Andy. “Future students will benefit from the facility being built

with his hard-earned money. And perhaps some of them may ask,

“Who is this Roger Andrew Spriet whose name is on the plaque”?

PHILANTHROPISTHONOURSBELOVEDBROTHER

ANDY SPRIETCONTRIBUTES $100,000

TO SIMCOE CAMPUS

Helen and Andy Spriet



1 Hour Signs

1362382 Ontario Limted

1412756 Ontario Ltd.

Treeline Kitchens

2079336 Ontario Corporation

3M Canada Company

922012 Ontario Limited

ACT NewmontAcumen Research Group Inc.

Anonymous

H. Margaret Archer

Archie’s Seafood Restaurant

architects Tillmann Ruth

Mocellin Inc.

Helen A. Armstrong

Arthur Voaden Secondary School

Association of Blauvelt Descendents

Association of Universities

and Colleges of Canada

Atchison Plumbing and

Heating Limited

Bob Atkinson

David E. Atkinson

Eric N. Atkinson

Janet Atkinson

Robert J. Atkinson

Auberge du Petit Prince Incorporated

Cathie and Lowell Auger

Barrow Baldwin

Linda Ballantyne

Bank of Montreal

Bank Of The Bahamas Limited

Frances Barnett

Dale Baskett

Bayshore Broadcasting Corporation

David Belford and Cheryle

Anne MacBelford

Bell Canada Employee

Giving ProgramBernardo Group Limited

Besterd Mechanical (1981) Ltd.

The Big Brothers Fund of Burlington

and Hamilton-Wentworth

Blackburn Radio Inc.

Franceen Blidner

Steve M. Blimkie

Douglas Bocking

Theodore A. Bowcock

Scott Bowden

Margaret L. Bowman

Terry Boyd

Garry W. Brabender

Paul E. Broad

Brunswick Centres Inc.

Burgenlaender Club (Toronto) Inc.

William Burling

Karen L. Burnett

John Calcott and Family

Callon Dietz Incorporated

Calstone Inc.

Campbell Company of Canada

Campus Living Centres Inc.

Canadian Hospitality Foundation

Canuck Sports Stuff (Toronto) Inc.

Carolinian Winery

Cash N Go Ltd.

Catholic Education Foundation

of Tilbury

CAW / TCA Canada Local 27

Central Beauty Supply Ltd.Centura (London) Floor &

Wall Fashions

Paulo Cera

Certified General Accountants

of Ontario

George Cescon

Champions for Children Foundation

of Ottawa - Carleton

Children’s Aid Society Districts

of Sudbury & Manitoulin

Chorley & Bisset Ltd.

Cisco Systems Canada Co.

Clintar Landscape Management

Susan Cluett

CN

Coca Cola Refreshments

Canada Company

Cohen Highley LLP

Colleges Ontario

Rory K. Collins

Commonwealth Hospitality Limited

Community Living London

Compass Flooring Ltd.

Compass Group Canada

Complete Interiors and Design Ltd.

Con-Wall Concrete Inc.

Jeannine M. Cookson

Jackie Corby

CoreSolutions Software Inc.

The Corporation of Norfolk County

The Corporation of the Cityof London

Corus Entertainment Inc.

Credit Risk Management Canada

Crich Holdings and Buildings Limited

Croatian Fraternal Union of America -

Scholarship Foundation

David and Marcia Crockett

Andrew J. Crosbie

Peter J. Crosbie

Stephen M. Crosbie

CSTT Sports Management

CTV INC.

CTV Television Ltd.

CultureWorks ESL

Brian Cunliffe

D. Grant & Sons Limited

Betty Das-Dallinga

David Findlay Limited

Edith R. Davis

Deloitte & Touche LLP

Delta Hotels Limited

Donna Derer

Design Group Staffing Inc.


HELPING THE SHOWGO ON

Reflects all gifts made between April 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011

WE WISH TO RECOGNIZE THE FOLLOWING DONORS



Design Matrix Inc.

Development Engineering

(London) Limited

Terry and Linda Dietz

Kathleen Dindoff

Darin Dirk

Diversey, Inc.

Domino’s Pizza

Steven B. Done

Drainage Superintendents

Association of Ontario

DTZ Barnicke

Criscentia Dunbar

Brad Duncan

Joseph Dunlop-Addley

Durell Control Systems

Eating Disorders Foundation

of Canada

Echidna Solutions Corp.

ECM Controls & SystemsEddington’s of Exeter

Education Foundation

Kevin A. Egan

Lorna M. Eggert

Elgin Children’s Foundation

Brian Elliott

EllisDon Corporation

Enterprise Holdings

Estate of Stephen Philip Baldinelli

Eurographics Limited

Express Employment Professionals

F. J. Galloway & Associates

Fabricland DistributorsFacility Resources

FaithLife Financial

Vera Faltynek

Fanshawe College Alumni

Association

Fanshawe College, FHP Student

Steering Committee

Fanshawe Student Council -

Woodstock Campus

Fanshawe Student Union

Catherine Finlayson and

James MacNeill

Julie M. Fisher

Chris Fliesser

Flynn Canada Ltd.

Forest City Forming Ltd.

Forestell Designed Landscapes

Foresters

Formet Industries

Forrest & Associates

The Forzani Group Ltd.

Jim Fougere

Ronald P. Fournier

Fowler Kennedy Sports

Medicine Clinic

Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc.

Angela Francolini

Kelly and Mark Gale

Gander Building Specialties Inc.

Garden Club of London

Garden Club of Toronto

Garland Commercial Ranges Limited

Ruth E. Gates-Jensen

Tracy Gedies

Gerber Technology

Julie A. German

GFS Ontario Inc.

Elizabeth and David Girvan

Dianne and Barry Gollan

Felipe Gomes

GoodLife Fitness

Pauline Gough

Government of Alberta, Advanced Education and Technology

Cheryl G. Granka

Jackie Gray

Great West Life Assurance Company

Greater Kingston 10 Pin

Scholarship Fund

Martie Grof-Iannelli

Viktor Gvelesiani

Ann Hall

Rob Hannivan

Harco Leasing Inc.

Hardy Geddes Foundation

Hastings & Aziz Ltd. -Consulting Structural Engineers

Haworth Ltd.

Cara Heath

Henry C. Heillig

Henry Schein

Hicks Morley Barristers & Solicitors

Highstreet Asset Management Inc.

Jordan T. Hobbs

Mary Flannigan Hockin

Ronna Hoglund

Betty J. Holme

Honeywell Limited

Horta-Craft Limited

HSG Health Systems Group Ltd.

Bernice and Randy Hull

Ross Hurd

The Hurley Group

IBM Canada Limited

Industrial Alliance Insurance &

Financial Services Inc.

Info-Tech Research Group

Ingersoll-Rand Architectural

Hardware


Innvest Hotels GP II LTD 0/A

London Comfort Inn

Innvest Hotels GP Ltd. O/A

London Quality Suites

Innvest Properties Corp

Institute for Science and Health

Intact Financial Corporation

International Brotherhood of

Electrical Workers, Local 120

J-AAR Excavating Limited

J.M.R. Electric Ltd.

Lynn J. James

James N. Allan Family Foundation

The Jamie Gillies Fund

Jeld-Wen of Canada Ltd.

Bent E. Jensen

John Deere Foundation of Canada

Johnson Insurance Inc.

JohnsonDiversey

H. James JonesJones Packaging Inc.

jpw Systems Inc.

Frank C. Jurjevich

Kingsmill’s Limited

Larry and Janis Kinlin

John F. Kippen

Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club

KLZ Innovations Ltd.

Ronald Koudys

KPMG

Herald Krimmer

L&H Smith Fruit Co. Ltd.

La Casa RistoranteLabourers’ International Union

of North America, Local 1059

David Laidley

Lambeth Horticultural Society

Janice Lamoureux

Patrick Landsley

Lisa D. Larabee

Larry Kinlin & Associates Inc.

LCS Workplace Furnishings Inc.

Le Chateau Inc.

Leeson Canada

Barbara Lent

Lerners LLP Barristers and Solicitors

Michael C. Lindsay

London and District Concrete

Forming Contractors Association

London and District Dental Society

London and District Ten Pin

Bowling Association

London City Press Club

London Community Foundation

London District Catholic

School Board



London Downtown Business

Association

London Fanshawe Horticultural

Society

London Home Builders’ Association

London Middlesex Civitan Club

London Police Services

London Student Chapter of

Landscape Ontario

London Training Centre

Lovers at Work Office Interiors

(RBD) Inc.

Lovett Electric Ltd.

Lyford Cay Foundation, Inc.

M. K. Rittenhouse and Sons Ltd.

Sharon L. MacDonald

B. J. Mackay

Laurie MacKay

Robert Mackenzie

MacNeill Edmundson LLPThe Marketing Department

Masco Canada Ltd.

Deborah A. Mates

Marion F. Matt

Jeremy Matthews

Peter C. Maurice

Anthony McAulay

Andrew McClenaghan

Delores McGill

Janice McGill Schiffman

Larry McGuire

McKay-Cocker Construction Ltd.

McKenzie Lake Lawyers LLPRobert McKibbin

Duncan McKie

Lyle McLean

Cheryl McMurray

Julie McQuire

Marg Medeiros

Brian Meehan

Michael Roberts Fine Furniture Inc.

Douglas Millar

Ministry of Economic Development

and Trade, Province of Ontario

Ministry of Training, Colleges

and Universities

David Mitchell

Paul M. Montag

Monteith Brown Planning

Consultants Ltd.

Nancy More

Paul Morrissey

Mr. Submarine Limited

M. Kathryn Munn

A. David Murray

My Broadcasting Corporation

Nanasi Corporation (2001) Limited

Nelson Education

Netsolve Services Inc.

Nicolaas and Regina

Veenboer Foundation

Margaret E. Nish

North America Construction

(1993) Ltd.

Novack Holdings Limited

Jan Novotny

Suzanne L. O’Neill

O.A.C.E.T.T.

Oakville Community Foundation

Daria Olynyk

Ontario Building Officials Association

Ontario Harness Horse Association

Ontario Hostelry Institute

Ontario Panelization

Ontario Power Generation -

NanticokeOntario Provincial Junior

Bonnie J. Orvidas

Pacific & Western Bank of Canada

Candace A. Palmer

Paul Panabaker

John W. Parker

Kathy M. Parker

Patey Law Group

Patrick Callon Landscape

Designer Inc.

Pearson Canada Inc.

Charlene Petersen

Mark PfaffBetty Phibbs

Ralph E. Philipps

Thomas Pickard

William J. Pillsworth

Ed Pimentel

Pinchin Environmental Ltd.

Scott Player

POI Business Interiors &

Steelcase Canada

Scott and Lynn Porter

Postma Construction

Precast/Prestressed Concrete

Institute

Presstran Industries

Princess Auto Foundation

ProAble Hardware Specialities

Producers Post Inc.

Professional Respiratory Home

Care Service Corp.

Professional Women of London

Querin Holdings Ltd. -

DBA Big Kahuna Sport Co.

Nancy G. Rae


WHY DOPEOPLECHOOSE TO SUPPORT

FANSHAWECOLLEGE?

Because they owetheir careers to theCollege. Becausethey want to

help other youngpeople reach theirdreams. Becausethey recognizethe College’simportant role inour communities.Because they wantto set the stage for

future excellence.



Howard and Lynda Rundle

Bill Ruth

Jeffrey A. Sage

Samuel W. Stedman Foundation

Lionel H. Schipper

The Schizophrenia Society

of Ontario

Eleanor Schnall

Scholarship America

Robert Schram

Elinor Schwob

Scotiabank

Brenda Scott

Scouts Canada Foundation

Sebastians

Second Chance Scholarship

Foundation

Seed Communications Inc.

Ruth Sells

Severance Tools of Canada Limited

Edward Sheehan

Sheffar Potter Muchan Inc.

Siemens Canada Limited

Lon H. Sinclair

Robert G. Siskind

Siskinds - The Law Firm

Siskinds Management Incorporated

Siskinds, The Law Firm

Skal Club of London

Gary Slaight

Nathan Smith

Smith-Peat Roofing and Sheet

Metal Ltd.

Sodexo

Southside Construction

Management Limited

Spectrum Communications Ltd.Andy Spriet

Spriet Associates

St. Catharines Collegiate

Administration

St. Thomas & District

Horticultural Society

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Ltd.

StarTech.com Ltd.

Station Park Inn Limited Partnership

Stinson Security Services Limited

Francis Sullivan

Sunningdale Golf and Country ClubSunstar Americas, Inc.

Superior Floor and Wall

Company Limited

Superior Radiant Heating

SYSCO Food Services of Toronto

Harry Tang

Neil Tanner

Target and Cache

Constance E. Taylor

TD Bank Financial Group

TD Canada Trust

Terry Fox Humanitarian

Awards Incorporation

Thames Glass Limited

Thames Valley District School Board

The Association of Black

Law Enforcement

The Central Bank of the Bahamas

The Norfolk Community Foundation

Patrick A. Thibert

David Thomas

Wilda Thomas

James G. Thompson

Penelope R. Thornton

Nick Tiede

Tim Hortons

The Toronto Dominion Bank

Toronto Insurance Conference

Toronto Lords Community

Association

Robert B. Tracy

Elizabeth M. Traynor

Trojan Technologies Inc.

Lane D. Trotter

Trudell Medical Marketing Ltd.

Turnay Electric Limited

Marilyn E. Turner

United Way of Greater Toronto

United Way of London

and Middlesex

The University of Western Ontario

Peter van der Westen

Vanderwesten RutherfordMantecon Inc.

Terry K. Vinet

VON Canada Ontario Branch

South West

Joy and Rudy Warkentin

Kathy M. Wayne

Doug B. Weaver

Stephen G. Weed

Lois Wey

Win-Leader Corp

Britta Winther

Jeff Wright

David W. WyattHeather York

Kate E. Young

Z Group

Chris Zettler

Chenchen Zhao

We also thank our donors who

have chosen to remain anonymous.

We endeavor to accurately recognize

all of our generous donors and

apologize for any errors or omissions

that may have occurred. For inquires

regarding your donor listing, pleasecontact the Foundation office.

Thank you for your support.


Raedio Inc.(Stratford)

Khalil Ramal

RBC Foundation

William A. Renton

Resolution Interactive Media

Carolyn J. Rivard

Rob Werstine’s (#11051)

Physiotherapy

Bev M. Robinson

John A. Robinson

Rogers Group of Companies

Greg Rowe

Roy Inch and Sons

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 78

Royal Host Limited Partnership

O/A Hilton London Ontario

Lloyd Rumble




When Andy Crosbie and Angus MacKay were attending

Fanshawe’s renowned Music Industry Arts program, you couldn’t

download music from the Internet to your iPod. In fact, there

was no Internet. The radio stations controlled what was heard –

usually fairly conventional pop music.

Angus had what Andy calls a “very open artistic mind.”

Before he attended Fanshawe, he was a musician who played

with an R&B band that toured Canada. After Fanshawe, he

embraced the emerging new wave and indie rock music scene.

He and Andy founded Ready Records, a small but influential

label that signed a number of new bands in the early to mid-

80s, including the Spoons, Blue Peter, The Demics, Colin Linden

and Manteca. Ready was also briefly the home of TeenageHead, the Guess Who and the first all-Canadian cast recording

of Anne of Green Gables.

Andy says Angus was ahead of his time: “A lot of people in

the industry didn’t care about the new style of music,” he says.

“Angus was one of a few people promoting and producing these

bands, and eventually it spread. Now indie rock is the norm.”

He points proudly to the fact that Ready has two records in a

book listing Canada’s one hundred greatest singles.

Angus went on to form three other

record labels, including Kids Records, which

featured Canada’s top-selling author of all

time, Robert Munsch. When Angus died

in June 2010, his wife Laurie MacKay

and Andy Crosbie established the Angus

MacKay MIA Bursary to celebrate his many

contributions to the music industry. “Like

most of us, the success he had in his career

was directly attributable to the program

and the College,” says Andy. “Creating a

bursary for students in financial need is very

representative of what Angus stood for.” To date, more than 48 donations have

been received, raising more than $33,750

for the bursary fund.

“Adversity, and there’s no shortage of it

in the music business, makes for the best

comedy,” says Andy. “Angus and I had a

wonderful time together. We worked so

hard, there were times we saw more of

each other than anyone else. We never

regretted a moment of it.”

MUSIC PIONEER

REMEMBERED

Andy Crosbie andHoward Rundle

To date, more than 48 donationshave been received, raising morethan $33,750 for the bursary fund.

FRIENDS AND CLASSMATES COME TOGETHER TO CREATE THE ANGUS MACKAY MIA BURSARY




In the late ‘60s, London, Ontario had a vibrant arts scene. Oneyoung man, passionate about both movies and live plays, was lucky

enough to have his own theatre in which to explore his creativity.

He tapped another young man, already a recognized film

aficionado, to program films for the theatre.

More than 40 years later, the first young man is Oscar-winning

screen writer and director Paul Haggis. The other is recently retired

Fanshawe professor Joseph Dunlop-Addley. Dunlop-Addley has

established a student award and made a gift through his will to

the College.

Paul and Joseph were confreres in the first years of film studies

at Fanshawe. Joseph dreamed of becoming a film critic, but tried

teaching and became hooked. “The most important thing as a

teacher is to set the bar high and then challenge and encouragestudents to achieve their very best,” he says. “Then it’s really

important to celebrate their accomplishments when they do.” A

good teacher, he says, is sensitive to students who are experiencing

stress and always ready to listen and provide guidance.

Joseph says his proudest achievements at Fanshawe are

establishing a film studies major in language and liberal studies,

and launching the advanced filmmaking program.

Joseph received the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2001,

and was the College’s nominee for the Premier’s Award that year.

Being named Fanshawe’s first ever Professor Emeritus, an honorary

title that recognizes decades of service, was what he calls “the icing

on the cake.”

Over the years, Joseph has attended and been moved by manystudent awards ceremonies. Now his connection to the ceremonies

will be even stronger. “I will be able to continue to attend, not just as

an observer but as a donor and participant!” His planned gift reflects

gratitude for a long and rewarding career.

After many years of volunteering with other community

organizations, he has also joined the College’s Alumni Board

of Directors. “I hope I can help to bring more and more alumni

back into the fold of the Fanshawe community. We’re still in

the learning curve as an alumni organization, so it’s a wonderful

opportunity for leadership.”

MOVIEMAGIC

PROFESSOR JOSEPHDUNLOP-ADDLEY CELEBRATESHIS CAREER AT FANSHAWE

WITH A SCHOLARSHIP FUND, A PLANNED GIFT, AND THEGIFT OF HIS TIME


Paul Haggis and

Joseph Dunlop-Addley




These were just some of the highlights of theFoundation’s third year. The Foundation will continue

to build its endowment to create a stream of revenue

to support student awards, bursaries and scholarships

as well as other priority needs of the College. We

will also look to donor support to assist in funding

research, programs and capital projects.

In addition to those donors who are recognized

in the Report to the Community 2011, we gratefully

acknowledge on the enclosed listing the alumni, friends

and partners for their donations received from April 1,

2010 to March 31, 2011. We are proud to thank all our

donors and partners for their generous spirit and their

contribution to the growth of the Fanshawe CollegeFoundation in the past year.

Board of Directors

David Atkinson

George Baran

Donna Bourne

Steve CoxBrad Duncan

Angela Francolini

Larry Kinlin

Peter Kryworuk

Joshua Levite

Howard Rundle

Robert Siskind

Andy Spriet

Natasa Veljovic

Development Team

Catherine Finlayson

Mary Flannigan Hockin

Deborah Mates

Elinor Schwob Judith Smith

Laura Visconti

Statement of Financial Position March 31, 201 2011 2010

ASSETS

Current Assets

Cash and cash equivalents $394,821 $258,612

Restricted cash 173,565 461,586

Accounts receivable 622,035 724,946

1,190,421 1,445,144

Investments 12,386,224 10,412,096

$13,576,645 $11,857,240

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Current liabilities

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $11,201 $13,239

Current portion of restricted contributions 39,287 38,037

50,488 51,276

Deferred contributions

Restricted contributions 1,433,231 905,382

Net Assets

Endowments 12,059,683 10,873,682

Unrestricted 33,243 26,900

12,092,926 10,900,582

$13,576,645 $11,857,240

The above is an excerpt of the March 31, 2011 Fanshawe College Foundation

financial statements. A full copy of the financial statements are available by request.

A request can be made at fanshawec.ca/foundation.

FINANCIALHIGHLIGHTS

WE OFFER SINCERE THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING



Fanshawe College Foundation

1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard

Room K1003

P.O. Box 7005

London, Ontario Canada N5Y 5R6

T. 519.452.4112 | F. 519.452.1051

Registered Charitable # BN82994 2168 RR000fanshawec.ca/foundation

037 0

The Fanshawe College Foundation will strengthen the College

by attracting donor and partner investments in support of student

success and other priority needs.

The Foundation’s goal is to be recognized as a leader in building

philanthropic relationships within the College environment.

We invite you to partner with us in supporting student success

at Fanshawe College.

OUR MISSION

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