royal st. george's college annual report 2012-13

Royal St. George's College

Annual Report

2012-13Campaign Issue

VISION:

Royal St. George’s College Annual Report 2012-2013

Royal St. George’s College120 Howland Ave.Toronto M5R [email protected]

Charitable Registration Number 887281087RR0001

Royal St. George’s College is dedicated to developing life-long Georgians.

MISSION: To challenge and inspire each boy to be the best version of himself.

Scientia Pietate – Through Knowledge and Duty

CREDO: Manners Maketh Men

RSGC GUARANTEE:Known and Loved

VISION: MOTTO:

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Building our Future

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and improving the academic program as well as finding new ways to help our boys develop character and values that will truly make them Georgians.

In addition to the progress of our educational offering, I am also very proud of the progress made at the board table over the last 12 months. The most significant project this year has been the development of a five-year strategic plan for the school. This important initiative was co-chaired by Shelly Haber and was supported by an engaged and passionate strategic planning committee. The strategic plan is grounded in our values and aspirational in its outlook as we re-imagined how the school can prepare boys for a world of rapid change. I know Stephen is excited by the direction of the strategic plan and the guidance it will provide over the next several years.

Another focus of the Board this year has been to improve communication and transparency with our RSGC community. We made great strides under the leadership of Jim Crossland, Chair of the Communications Committee. In May, we held our very first Town Hall meeting to share information about the school and the work of the Board. We have also revamped the Governance section of the website to include profiles of board members and to provide regular updates of Board activities.

In a year where the focus moved from building to planning, it is easy to forget the great work done by the Facilities Committee, led by Mike Barker, in completing the construction and by Cathy Bateman, Chair of Finance, in ensuring our finances are managed prudently as we continue to invest in the future of our boys.

On a personal note, I can’t express how happy I am to be welcoming Paul Clark ’85 as the incoming Chair of the Board of Governors and Jim Crossland as Vice-Chair. I know that Paul and Jim, in collaboration with the rest of the Board and Senior Leadership team, will do a fantastic job of guiding the school through the implementation of the strategic plan.

I will close by thanking the departing Board members who have given so much time and expertise to the school over many years. I would like to commend Tye Farrow, Rob Keilty, Wanda Ho, Guy Burry, Shelly Haber and Kimberly Cudney for their exceptional service to the College and for the legacies they leave behind. We are forever grateful!

I have had an incredible journey through this wonderful school from parent to Board member to Chair of the Board. I’ve loved every minute of it and particularly love the school for the education and community it provided my son, Derek, who after an amazing gap year is quickly settling into first year at the University of St. Andrews. It has been a tremendous honour to Chair the Board of RSGC. As I say farewell, I do so with pride and confidence in a community that will always feel like home to me.

Ruth WoodsChair of the Board of Governors, 2011-2013

Letter from the Chair

As I approach the end of my two-year term as Chair of Royal St. George’s College, it is a wonderful opportunity

to reflect on the progress at the school and the positive impact it has had on the boys. I am very proud of the accomplishments of our dedicated board members and Stephen Beatty ’86 and his senior team.

The most visible sign of progress is the newly transformed campus with its bright, flexible learning places and enhanced play space – but what is going on behind the façade is an equally compelling story. Stephen and his engaged team of educators are constantly innovating

Ruth WoodsChair


Royal St. George’s College Board of Governors 2012-13

(Effective October 2012)

OFFICERS

Ms. Ruth Woods – ChairMr. Tye Farrow – Past ChairMr. Paul Clark ’85, Vice ChairMs. Cathy Bateman – Treasurer, Finance and Audit Committee ChairMr. Stephen Beatty ’86 – HeadmasterMr. Andrew Whitely – Chief Financial Officer, Board Secretary

BOARD MEMBERS

Mr. Michael Barker, Facilities Committee ChairMr. Guy Burry ’77 – Advancement Committee Co-ChairMs. Dorothy ByersMr. Anthony Caldwell, Governance ChairMr. Bruce Chapple ’87Mr. James Crossland Ms. Kimberly Cudney – Georgian Parents’ Guild RepresentativeMr. Peter FurnishMr. Sandy Gibson ’01 – Alumni RepresentativeMs. Shelley Haber – Strategic Planning Committee ChairMs. Wanda Ho – Advancement Committee Co-ChairMs. Molly JohnsonMr. Robert KeiltyMr. Bruce MacLaren Ms. Caroline NewallRev. Jesse Parker – Clergy


RSGC Board of Governors

A big thank you to our retiring Board Members

Guy Burry ’77since 2006

Tye Farrowsince 2003

Wanda Hosince 2010

Shelly Habersince 2006

Kimberly Cudney since 2012

Robert Keilty ’81since 2001

Front Row L to R: Wanda Ho, Dorothy Byers, Shelly Haber, Peter Furnish, Michael Barker, Ruth Woods, Paul Clark ’85, James Crossland, Caroline Newall, Bruce Chapple ’87 Back Row L to R: Anthony Caldwell, Stephen Beatty ’86, Jesse Parker ’01, Cathy Bateman, Bruce MacLaren, Kimberly Cudney, Molly Johnson, Guy Burry ’77, Tye Farrow Absent: Robert Keilty ’81, Sandy Gibson ’01


Welcome to our new Board Members 2013-2014

Adrian C. Lang

Adrian Lang is Associate General Counsel, Legal Cor-porate and Compliance, with BMO Financial Group, where she leads a litigation team. She comes to our Board with significant previous and ongoing Board experience on the Board of Directors at both the The Advo-cates Society and The Canadian Stage Company (where she is also currently the Chair of the Board). Adrian also sits on the Advisory Board of Young Woman in Law, and served on the board of the YWCA Toronto from 2005-2009. In 2008, she was recognized by Lexpert as one of the Canada’s Leading Lawyers under 40. Adrian’s son Gavin is in the Class of 2020.

Jennifer Keenan

Jennifer Keenan has an extensive background in the not-for-profit sector and is presently the Director of Outreach for Connect Legal. She is a board member of Dignitas International and a past Chair of the Advi-sory Board of the Give a Day to World AIDS Campaign that worked to raise funds to fight the sub-Saharan African HIV/AIDS pandemic. A former immigration lawyer, she was a Bencher for the Law Society of Upper Canada and in 2011 was awarded the Lexpert-Zenith Award for Philanthropy that Impacts Children. Jennifer’s son Cameron is in the Class of 2016 and her son Matthew graduated in 2013.

Ryan Cookson, ’03

Representing our young alumni, Ryan Cookson ’03 will bring a wealth of RSGC experience to our Board this year. After spending six years at RSGC, Ryan attended Queen’s University as a Chancellor’s Scholar where he earned a Political Science degree, graduat-ing with distinction. He then went on to earn a J.D. at Western University’s Faculty of Law and became a Law Clerk with Court of Appeal for Ontario, where he clerked for the Honourable Justices Janet M. Simmons and Russell G. Juri-ansz. Ryan is currently a lawyer in the Litigation Group at Goodmans LLP.


Dear Fellow Georgians,

The most resonant image of the 2012/13 school year for me is captured in a photograph that resides in See House. It

is a shot of our retiring Chief Financial Officer, Andy Whiteley, proudly dressed in the full regalia of a Medieval knight. Andy has his sword held high above his head and is about to cut the ribbon and officially open the new wing of See House.

I love this photograph because it is so quintessentially Georgian. No line-up of VIP’s in hardhats brandishing oversized scissors. Instead of being ceremonial it is celebratory and it is fun. We had all watched and waited for a long time to open our new facility and, under Andy’s careful oversight, it had become a reality.

As we opened the new building this year, I said in my remarks that I wish I could have thanked the visionary Board, staff, parents and students who had the foresight to build Founders’ Hall, the building we simply call the Senior School, which opened in 1973. It was this building, with labs, a library, a gymnasium and proper classrooms that transformed what was essentially a church basement school into a lasting institution. Years from now I believe we will look back on the 2012/13 school year and the transformation of our campus as being just as important to the long-term viability of RSGC as was the completion of Founders’ Hall.

As the numbers in this Annual Report demonstrate, the College is thriving. Enrolment is at capacity, we are financially sound, a broad cross-section of our constituency support the College financially and our facility supports

Message from the Headmaster

Stephen Beatty ’86Headmaster

a wide-ranging curricular and co-curricular program.

The numbers cannot speak to the spirit, culture and feel of the College. Our boys are known and loved, challenged and inspired. They are surrounded by adults who are themselves learners and love both their work and their students. Over the course of the 2012/13 school year a collaborative process guided the creation of a new Five Year Strategic Plan that will guide the growth and continued improvement of the College.

As we approach the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the opening of the College on September 7, 1964, the future of our College seems very bright indeed.

Stephen Beatty ’86Headmaster


possible, we sent out a separate Guild mailing with a welcome letter, important dates for the term, and a volunteer contact sheet. The response was very positive, and we will continue this form of communication going forward.

In October, we launched a new event, The Knights Fayre & Community BBQ and pumpkin patch. Organized by a group of Guild members, it was a huge success in bringing our community together and celebrating our new campus.

Our two biggest fundraisers, the Mistletoe Market and Cocktail Reception and our Used Book Sale, were also very successful. While they continue to be a financial success, they are also an integral part of community building and “friend”raising.

At the end of the year we decided to start the process of organizing two new initiatives for the Guild. In an effort to reach out to new parents we pulled together a group of people from our Parent Ambassadors and linked them with new families who had similar-aged boys and lived in the same area. These new families were sent emails in the summer to welcome them to the school and offer any help or answer any questions they may have coming to RSGC. Furthermore, starting Fall 2013 we decided to initiate a Guild Newsletter that will be emailed out to the parent community once a month with updates, information and opportunities for Guild involvement.

The current school year has started off with great success with Gail Graham leading the way as President. The Parent Ambassador Buddies program has already been very well received from the new families. Our Guild newsletter and standardization of communication is underway

and Gail is initiating a Guild Funds Request Form and Headmaster’s Request List that will be a positive step for clarity, communication and transparency.

We are so incredibly fortunate to have such a large volunteer base of 150 people at our small school. Without this energetic, supportive community of volunteers, our accomplishments would not be possible. On behalf of the Guild High 5 and Executive, I thank you for all that you do for the RSGC community.

Respectfully submitted,

Carolyn CullenRSGC Parents’ Guild President, 2012-2013

Message from the President of the Georgian Parents’ Guild

On behalf of the Georgian Parents’ Guild I am pleased to report on the achievements over the 2012-2013

school year, and give a brief review of what we intend to accomplish over the current school year.

This past year we successfully contributed another $50,000 in year three of our commitment to the Capital Campaign of $250,000. We ended the year in a healthy position as we move forward into the next school year and we are so grateful to everyone who contributed to the Campaign.

In an effort to reach out to as many RSGC parents at the beginning of the school year as

Carolyn CullenPresident


Along with the current students, the Alumni Association has also benefitted from the newly renovated school spaces. In the Fall of 2012 the Association hosted the annual Old Boys Dinner and made use of several of the new spaces. The Old Boys Dinner has seen remarkable growth in recent years and the 2012 dinner was the most widely attended to date.

Following the Old Boys Dinner, the Alumni Association Executive engaged the Alumni community with two online surveys. The surveys, sent to attendees and non-attendees, sought to capture the attitude of the community towards the dinner and the Association in general. The results have given the Alumni Association Executive several new directions and ideas to be implemented over the next few years.

In April 2013, the Association hosted an evening of wine tasting in the beautiful new third-floor art space in See House. The elegant space leant itself perfectly to a fun evening of reminiscences and fine wines. In May, the Alumni Association hosted the annual Ball Hockey Tournament on the Gage Love Tarmac. Both events were showcases for the newly renovated school and allowed many Old Boys to see where their Capital Campaign dollars were spent.

Mentoring has become a large part of the Association’s energy owing to the overwhelming success of our annual ’Speed Mentoring’ event at the school. The Speed Mentoring program brings back 30 alumni to mentor members of the graduating class in a short format over the space of an afternoon. Riding on the success of this event, the Association has taken up a new

mentoring initiative – the Alumni Networking Forum. Held in the Spring of 2013 the inaugural Forum brought together Old Boys of all ages to discuss careers and to network among their peers.

On a personal note, my mission as RSGCAA President has been to engage current students. To that end, the Executive, in conjunction with the school, has minted a new Grade 12 Steward position that will serve his classmates as Alumni Association Liaison. Our first steward was Owen Burry ’13. Owen used surveys, announcements and interviews to engage his fellow Grade 12s and discover ways in which the Alumni Association could help them. It is hoped that this heightened conversation about alumni life at the school level will create dividends down the road with a more highly engaged young alumni community.

Final mention must go to Paul Clark ’85. Paul takes over as the Board of Governors Chair for the 2013-2014 school year. Paul is a proud Old Boy who has contributed to the RSGC community in numerous ways. The Alumni Association congratulates him on his new role and is confident it will lead to years of success and the further advancement of RSGC.

Colin Watson ’94Alumni Association President

Message from the President of the Alumni Association

Colin Watson ’94President, RSGCAA

The 2012-13 school year has finally seen the school and the wider RSGC community reap the rewards of the

tireless toil of the last few years. The Alumni Association is proud to have taken a leadership role in the recent Capital Campaign. Much credit goes to Guy Burry ’77 as Campaign Co-Chair for the successes of the development project that has completely transformed the school. Alumni Campaign Co-Chairs Jamie Peters ’90 and Jamie Lint ’98 were also committed volunteers who worked vigilantly within the Alumni community to raise capital for the Campaign.


With almost $6,000,000 raised, the funds will support the enhanced learning and social experience of our students as a result of creating new facilities and financial aid opportunities:

•New multi-use studio theatre and spacious, naturally lit art studio

•Much-needed new classrooms and seminar rooms

•An additional acre of outdoor space for physical education, athletics, recreation and leisure

•Increased endowment, to fund a greater number of significant scholarships and bursariesWe would like to take this opportunity to

thank the many volunteers for the countless hours they spent meeting with our community and raising the much-needed funds for this campaign. We would also like to thank our donors who so

generously contributed to this campaign. It was our pleasure meeting with you and getting to know you and your family better.

Although both our sons have graduated from RSGC, we have hopes that some day our grandsons will be the beneficiaries of the RSGC community’s generosity, as will the many boys that follow.

Thank you for your spirit of philanthropy and willingness to give!

Sincerely,

Wanda Ho and Guy Burry ’77Campaign Co-Chairs

Campaign UpdateHonouring Our Past | Building Our Future

When we first agreed to chair the Honouring Our Past | Building Our Future campaign two years

ago, we did so knowing that the strength of our community, both current and alumni families, would help us achieve this common goal for our boys. This project has undoubtedly been the most transformative project in our College’s history.

The campaign was not only about improving facilities, it was also about transforming the RSGC student experience and ensuring the College’s strength for future students.

“We have hopes that some day our grandsons will be the beneficiaries of the RSGC community’s generosity…”


Founders’ Circle ($500,000 + )

The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation

Governors’ Circle ($250,000 + )

Justin Arbesman ’13 and Family

Burry Family

Mrs. Winifrede Burry

The Factor-Inwentash Family

The Georgian Parents’ Guild

J.S. McCain

The Midloch Foundation

WINCO Corporation

Headmaster’s Circle ($100,000 + )

Paul & Susan Clark

James and Julie Crossland

Beth Nowers and Jack Curtin

John Firstbrook ’76 and Ann Firstbrook

Craig Godsoe ’86

Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Shelagh Godsoe

Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Barbara Golding

Green River Foundation

Mr. David Green and Ms. Daphne Wagner

Robert Keilty ’81 and Ruth Keilty

The Lint Family

Darius Majlessi and Manuela Marcheggiani

The Hon. & Mrs. Michael and Kelly Meighen

Mr. Craig Moffat

The Molson Family Foundation

The Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Family Foundation

Red Jam Holdings Ltd.

Geoffrey Squibb (1997 - 2007) & Jonathan Squibb (2003 - 2012)

Tom & Ruth Woods

Georgians’ Circle ($50,000 + )

Michael & Susan Barker

Peter Bethlenfalvy

The Briggs Family: Brendan ’07, John Ross ’11, Liam ’18

Tim Costigan and Kathleen McLaughlin

Kimberly Cudney and H. Fraser Phillips

The Dubczak Family

Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey and Kimberly Gold

Mr. Hal Hannaford & Ms. Susan Doherty

Mr. & Mrs. Carr and Jean Hatch

Wanda Ho & Thomas Pladsen

J. Bradley Holland, Jean Wong & Family

Ms. Molly Johnson and Mr. Rob Moore

Nigel Johnston

LinCon Management Inc.

McCarthy Tetrault

Christopher and Caroline Newall

Robert and Michelle Pollock

Chris Purkis and Jane Botsford

Chiranjeev Singh ’07

Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Ajit Singh

Jaipal Singh ’10

Rick and Connie Stefankiewicz

Mr. David Stewart ’72 and Mrs. Nancy Stewart

Adrian Lang & Ashley Taylor

Knights’ Circle ($25,000 + )

2849224 Ontario Ltd

Albert & Temmy Latner Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. David and Carol Appel

Appletree Inc.

Cathy and Gregory Bateman

Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Joan Beattie

Stephen Beatty ’86

Michael Boland & Mary Dawn Thomson

Bruce Family

The Bryant Family

The Buchanan Family

J. Anthony Caldwell and Martha Durdin

Carolyn Sifton Foundation

Dr. Robert Casper and Ms. Jennifer Wardrop

Mr. John Cimba ’85 and Mrs. Tracey Cimba

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Carolyn Cullen

Mr. & Mrs. George and Kathy Dembroski

E.W. Bickle Foundation

Falco Steel Fabricators Inc.

Tye & Eileen Farrow

Mariann and Steve Geist

Michael Goodman and Family

Patricia McQuaid and James Harbell

Douglas Harrison and Margaret Grottenhaler

Joseph S. Stauffer Company

Mr. Michael Latner ’74

David G. Lee and Carrie Mack

Timothy S. Logan ’88

Mr. David Lund and Ms. Heather Beamish

Bruce W. MacLaren

Morteza and Laleh Mahjour

Grant and Judy McDaniel

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander and Marianne Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce and Mary Mitchell

Municipal Mechanical Contractors Limited

Mr. Donald O’Born

Mr. Charles Peters

James Peters ’90

Dennis and Maria Peterson and Family

Mr. Fielding Phillips ’14 and Mr. William Phillips ’12

Donald Raymond, Jennifer Keenan and Family

Mr. Stephen Rigby and Ms. Mary Jackson

Mr. David Roffey

Robert Rubinoff

David and Tara Steele

Anne & Bryan Tatoff

Marilyn and Kenneth Thomson

Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas and Marie-Yolande Timmins

Mark and Clare Trachuk

Trade Electrical Contractors

TriAxis Construction Limited

Unilock Ltd.

George and Krystyna Vassos

Mr. & Mrs. V. Prem and Nalini Watsa

The WB Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis and Lucia Wing

Leadership Giving – Capital Campaign Totals Including pledges to October 15th, 2013. Recognition includes both cash and pledges received.

We’d like to recognize our campaign major donors. The Honouring Our Past | Building Our Future Campaign was not only about improving facilities, it was also about transforming the RSGC student experience and ensuring the College’s strength for future students. Together we raised almost $6,000,000! Thank you for your generosity.


The Andrew Drillis Award – Given in memory of Andrew Drillis, who was tragically killed during the summer after his Grade 12 year. This award is pre-sented to the student who has demonstrated great enthusiasm for the school’s extracurricular program: Christian Figueiredo

The Barry Pepper Memorial Award – The award is given to a mem-ber of the graduating class to support his educational ambitions. The recipient will excel academically, and through his achievements, will have enhanced the reputation of the College: Michael Kryshtalskyj

The Carol Lucas Memorial Award – Awarded in mem-ory of Carol Lucas, a long-time parent, Guild member and friend of RSGC. This award is presented annu-ally to a student entering his graduating year who is considered to be an exemplary ambassador of the College: Jack Schwartz and Parker Simon

The Chairman’s Award – Presented to the gradu-ating student who excels in integrity, dependability, resourcefulness and initia-tive: Julian Wookey

Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards – The Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards are comprised of four compo-nents: community service, physical activity, a skill, and an expedition. Students can earn awards at the bronze, silver and gold level:

Bronze – Dylan Commons, Graeme Edwards, Christian Figueiredo, Harrison Gardner, Ross Hill, Evan Hickey, Matthew Hope, Ethan Ord, Philip Wright, Christian Baldwin

Silver – Carter Ellis, Roger Friesen, Thomas Hillyer, Ryan Irwin, Harrison Lund, Jacob Norman, Christian Baldwin, Justin Arbesman, Elias Blahacek, Connor Byrne, John Hinton, Michael Kryshtalskyj, Donald Lau, Cameron Lawrence, Kyle MacMillan

Gold – Owen Burry, Devin Gordon, Scott Mitchell, Mitch Roper

The Georgian Spirit Award – Presented in memory of former student Ian Lomax, who passed away in 1977, to recognize and foster within the student body those qualities such as concern, participation, accomplishment, pride and leadership that are a part of the Georgian spirit: Iain Bryant

The Guild Trophy – Donated by the Georgian Parents’ Guild and pre-sented to the graduating student who is outstanding in character, games and scholarship: Scott Mitchell

Lieutenant Governor’s Community Volunteer Award – This award honours those students who not only complete the number of volunteer hours required to graduate, but also who go above and beyond: Owen Burry

The MacLennan Robinson Scholarship – Presented in memory of David N. MacLennan and John ”Robbie” Robinson. Awarded to the student who has met current RSGC academic standards, is involved in a variety of extracurricular activities and is judged to be well liked by his peers: Ryan Irwin

The Marion McDowell Trophy – The award is pre-sented to the graduating

student who has dem-onstrated the greatest all-round contribution in scholarship, deportment and sports: Alex Cleveland

The Robert Bradley Memorial Award – Presented to the gradu-ating student who has continued to serve the Church faithfully: Luke Hoover

St. Alban’s Community Service Bursary – Awarded to a graduating student who has made an out-standing contribution to Community Service while at RSGC: Dustin Sokolowski and Alex Harper

The Stuart Warren Memorial Award – Presented in memory of Stuart Warren to a student entering his graduating year who, throughout his time at RSGC, has exempli-fied the qualities of Stuart through concern, participa-tion, accomplishment, and leadership: Alec Switzman

2012-2013 AWARD RECIPIENTS

Ryan Irwin accepts the MacLennan Robinson Scholarship

Jack Schwartz and Parker Simon accept the Carol Lucas Memorial Award


The von Teichman Award – This award is presented to the graduating student who, throughout his career at RSGC, has achieved sub-stantial academic improve-ment while exemplifying the Georgian spirit through leadership, participation and civility: Dustin Sokolowski

Dr. Paul D. Steinhauer Memorial – Awarded to the boy who best displays leadership by example: Jesse Wilson

L.B.J. Rothwell Award – Donated by Mr. L.B.J. Rothwell and awarded to the boy who shows the greatest determination: Owen Holland

Hal Hannaford Award – Awarded to the boy who continually demonstrates kindness, gratitude, generousity of spirit and an ability to see the best in others: Robert Kurdyak

Georgian Parents’ Guild Award – Awarded to the boy who most exemplifies the motto of our founding Headmaster, Jack Wright, “Manners Maketh Men”: Evan Casper

Junior Georgian Award – Awarded to the boy who best represents the highest qualities expected of a boy at Royal St. George’s College, in academics, music, ethics, deportment and cooperation. This is the highest award given in the Junior School: Jesse Wilson

The J.L. Wright Medal – Awarded to the graduating student who best exempli-fies the motto Manners Maketh Men: Graeme Buchanan

Grade 3 Award – Given to the Grade 3 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, coop-eration and helpfulness: Theodore Ochrym

Grade 4 Award – Given to the Grade 4 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpfulness: Joey Lisser

Grasley Award, Grade 5 Award – Donated by Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Grasley and awarded to the Grade 5 boy who best shows lead-ership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpful-ness: Ezra Moos

G.D. Hay Award, Grade 6 Award – Donated by Mr. & Mrs. G.D. Hay and awarded to the Grade 6 boy who best shows leadership, diligence, manners, coop-eration and helpfulness: Nicholas Ploughman

Scott Kovas Award, Grade 7 Award – Awarded in memory of Scott Kovas and given to the Grade 7 boy who best shows lead-ership, diligence, manners, cooperation and helpful-ness: Ben Anderson

The Homer Marion Award – Presented to the boy who achieved the high-est academic standing in Grade 8: Ethan Kelly

The Headmaster’s Medal – Awarded to the student who achieved the highest overall academic standing in Grade 9: Graeme Edwards

The Founder’s Medal – Awarded to the student who achieved the highest overall academic standing in Grade 10: Peter Wright

The Chairman’s Medal – Awarded to the student who achieved the highest overall academic standing in Grade 11: Matthew Tatoff

The Governor General’s Medal – Awarded to the graduating student who has achieved the high-est average: Michael Kryshtalskyj

Junior School Proficiency Award winners

Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze Award recipients


The completion of the campus redevelopment project was a definite highlight for the 2012-2013 school year.

As the landscape additions came to life in the Spring and we watched the boys enjoy the new outdoor facilities, it became even more apparent that the redevelopment was worth the time and resources it took to complete the project.

The College is fortunate to be at full enrolment, which will help us to continue to prudently manage our financial position and the debt obligations we have entered into for the construction project. We will continue to build conservative budgets and ensure that funds are being spent wisely and consistent with the strategic objectives outlined in the strategic plan recently approved by the Board of Governors.

Once the construction was complete in April, we were able to convert the interim construction loan into permanent financing facilities. At June 30th, the outstanding loans totaled approximately $6.7 million, representing an increase of approximately $4 million year over year. We also had another $3.7 million in undrawn facilities which are available to the College when required. The College was very fortunate to secure the financing during a historically low interest rate environment.

Our College community generously contributed another $1.2 million during the year to our capital campaign, which we were able to apply to the construction project and $167,000 in other restricted and unrestricted contributions. We thank them and also those who made pledges for future years.

Our cash position of $1.3 million is low at June 30th as we took advantage of the opportunity to pay down our revolving debt facility and minimize the interest costs to the College. Cash flow generated from operations

before depreciation was consistent with the prior year at just over $1.9 million. Approximately $5.7 million was invested in capital assets during the year compared to $5.9 million last year. Consistent with 2012, the majority of this balance represents investment in the construction project. Our total investment in capital assets, net of depreciation, at the end of June 2013 is $22.7 million compared to $18.4 million at the end of June 2012.

Once again, our enrolment for the upcoming year is very strong, at 446 students. We will continue to be responsible with the funds entrusted to us for the education of our boys.

I want to extend a very special welcome to our new CFO, Jane Nyman, who joined Stephen’s leadership team in January this year. She has brought great calm, wisdom and perspective to the role of CFO at the school and, personally for me, been an absolute pleasure to work with. She is a great successor to Andy Whiteley who, as many of you know, was a pillar of the school for so many years and deserves a thrilling and happy retirement. Thanks also to the Audit and Finance Committee – Wanda Ho, Kimberley Cudney, Paul Clark, Bruce MacLaren and Mike Barker – who were engaged throughout this exciting year of major expenditure and financing decisions.

If you have any questions in respect of these financial statements, please call Jane Nyman or me.

Catherine BatemanTreasurer of the Board

Message from the Treasurer

Catherine BatemanTreasurer


Financial Snapshot

Capital related 14%

EXPENSES

Salaries and benefits 65%

Academic program 7%

Scholarships and bursaries 4%

Facilities 4%

Communications and advancement 1%

General and administration 5%


$000’s $000’s June 30, 2013 June 30, 2012ASSETS CURRENT Cash and equivalents 1,318 2,961 Accounts receivable 1,910 2,064 Other 928 467

4,156 5,492

CAPITAL ASSETS 22,682 18,375 26,838 23,867 LIABILITIESCURRENTAccounts payable and accrued liabilities 1,658 3,262 Deferred fees 7,381 7,340Current portion of long-term debt 625 2,706

LONG-TERM DEBT 6,042 —

15,706 13,308 FUND BALANCESAcademic Fund 1,477 1,278 Capital Asset Fund 9,655 9,281 11,132 10,559 26,838 23,867

Financial Snapshot

ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE Statement of Changes in Fund Balances Year ended June 30

Academic Capital Fund Asset Fund Total

FUND BALANCE, July 1, 2011 929 8,618 9,547

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES 1,297 (285) 1,012

INTERFUND TRANSFERS (948) 948 0

FUND BALANCE, June 30, 2012 1,278 9,281 10,559

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES 1,290 (717) 573

INTERFUND TRANSFERS (1,091) 1,091 0 FUND BALANCE, June 30, 2013 1,477 9,655 11,132

ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE Statements of Financial Position


2013 2012

ROYAL ST. GEORGE’S COLLEGE Statement of Operations Year ended June 30

Academic Capital Academic Capital Fund Asset Fund Total Fund Asset Fund Total $000’s $000’s $000’s $000’s $000’s $000’s

REVENUE

Tuition 12,356 - 12,356 11,831 - 11,831

Other 672 - 672 569 - 569

Restricted donations 37 1,214 1,251 33 1,054 1,087

Unrestricted donations 130 - 130 190 - 190

13,195 1,214 14,409 12,623 1,054 13,677

EXPENSES

Salaries and benefits 8,962 - 8,962 8,651 - 8,651

Academic program 1,015 - 1,015 1,085 - 1,085

General & administration 630 - 630 477 - 477

Scholarships & bursaries 581 - 581 597 - 597

Facilities 565 - 565 406 - 406

Communications & advancement 152 - 152 110 - 110

Capital campaign - 312 312 - 293 293

Depreciation of capital assets - 1,393 1,393 - 936 936

Interest on long-term debt - 226 226 - 110 110

11,905 1,931 13,836 11,326 1,339 12,665

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES

1,290 (717) 573 1,297 (285) 1,012


Thank you from all of us at RSGC!


Headmaster’s Circle ($100,000+ )

Mr. John Firstbrook ’76 and Mrs. Ann Firstbrook

Georgians’ Circle ($50,000+ )

Guy Burry ’77, Liz Lundell and Owen Burry’13

Mrs. Winifrede Burry

Mr. David Green and Ms. Daphne Wagner

Faith Harvey

The Midloch Foundation

The Molson Family Foundation

WINCO Corporation

Knights’ Circle ($25,000+ )

Michael Boland & Mary Dawn Thomson

The Briggs Family

The Bryant Family

The Georgian Parents’ Guild

Nigel Johnston

Mr. & Mrs. G. Wayne and Maureen Squibb

Dragons’ Circle ($10,000+ )

The Arbesman Family

Peter Bethlenfalvy

Tony Caldwell & Martha Durdin

Dr. Robert Casper & Ms. Jennifer Wardrop

Mr. Paul Clark ’85 and Mrs. Susan Clark

Mr. Tim Costigan and Ms. Kathleen McLaughlin

Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Julie Crossland

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Carolyn Cullen

Mark and Susan Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Roman and Roma Dubczak

Mr. Paul Elia and Ms. Rebecca Barrett

Mr. Craig Godsoe ’86

Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Shelagh Godsoe

Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey and Kimberly Gold

Paul Gross & Martha Burns

The Harbell Family

Max and Elizabeth Hardinge

Mr. David Harris and Ms. Rebecca Scovel

Dr. Campbell Harvey ’77 and Mrs. Susana Harvey

J. Bradley Holland

Mr. David Lund and Ms. Heather Beamish

M.E.H. Foundation

The Mariano Elia Foundation

Christopher and Caroline Newall

The Peter and Shelagh Godsoe Family Foundation

Mr. Fraser Phillips ’78 and Ms. Kimberly Cudney

Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Michelle Pollock

Chris Purkis and Jane Botsford

Paul and Janet Raboud

Douglas Richmond ’77 & Donna Meyers

Chiranjeev Singh ’07


Jaipal Singh ’10

Mr. & Mrs. Rick and Connie Stefankiewicz

Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Elizabeth Ann Stevens

Anne & Bryan Tatoff

Mr. Ashley Taylor and Ms. Adrian Lang

Mr. & Mrs. John and Leslie Tuer

The WB Family Foundation

Tom and Ruth Woods

Anonymous

Friends’ Circle ($5,000+ )Ms. Catherine Bateman

Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Christine Bell

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis and Julie Bernhard

Mr. & Mrs. Arif and Maria Bhalwani

Mr. Michael Boyd and Ms. Shelagh Donovan

Mr. David Crawford and Ms. Julia Holland

Anthony Devir and Joanna Robertson

Johanna & David Diplock

Tye and Eileen Farrow

Mr. Pat Forgione and Ms. Daniela Gallo

Peter Furnish & Chantelle Courtney

Mr. & Mrs. Steve and Mariann Geist

Mr. Sandy Gibson ’01

John and Gail Graham

The Greene Family

David Harrison & Zac Harrison ’15

Douglas Harrison & Margaret Grottenthaler

Lianne & Paul Hill

The Lau Family

Lucy, Nick and Anthony Lisi

Bruce MacLaren

The Macmillan Family

Morteza and Laleh Mahjour

Grant and Judy McDaniel

NUCAP Industries Inc.

Fielding Phillips ’14

William Phillips ’12

Don Raymond & Jennifer Keenan

Mr. Philip Robson & Ms. Victoria Prince

Reverend Kenneth W. Scott

Kevin Stanton & Bernadette Stanton-Meijer

Mr. Garrick Tiplady and Ms. Thecla Sweeney

Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Clare Trachuk

The Wookey Family

Anonymous

A BIG GEORGIAN THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORSThank you to each and every donor who contributed to the College. Your gifts are making an impact in

our school today, and will continue to enhance the experience of every RSGC student. This list includes

all gifts received in cash from July 1, 2012 to July 31, 2013.


Patrons’ Circle ($1,000+ )Phillip Abram

Mr. John Alati and Ms. Aida Cabecinha

Aramark Canada Ltd.

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew and Merle Armstrong

Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Marilyn Balan

The Balan Family

The Barnes Family

Ralph and Eileen Beatty

Mr. Steve Beatty ’86

David and Jennifer Bellamy

BMO Nesbitt Burns

Peter and Alison Bowen

Mr. Reid Bowlby and Ms. Deborah Bongard

The Beatty Family

Dr. Maureen Briscoe

Bryson-To Family

Mr. John Buckingham ’71 and Mrs. Ena Buckingham

The Burleton Family

John D.E. Byrne & Megan Tate & Family

Myles Casey & Brenda Morgan

Bruce Chapple ’87 & Leslie McCallum

Dr. Robert Ciomyk and Ms. Lisa Roske

Craig and Kimberly Colraine

James and Josie Crossland

Mr. Brian Culbert and Ms. Denise Loft

Ian Curry ’08 and The Curry Family

Dr. Peter Dimakakos and Ms. Diane Haist

Mr. David Edwards & Ms. Lindsay MacKinlay

Mr. Ken Ellis and Ms. Heather Tulk

Robert and Nancy Evans

Kevin and Kathryn Farbridge

Firm Leader Inc.

Bernard Francisco & Kathryn Minialoff

Gibson’s Cleaners Company Limited

The Glady Family

Nick Golding ’86 and Rebecca Golding

Celia & Gordon Goodman

Mr. Kenneth Goodwin and Ms. Karmen Steigenga

Ms. Carol Gray

Mr. Peter Hamilton and Ms. Marlene Cepparo

Mr. Ian Hardacre ’85 and Dr. Karen Proctor

Valerie & Brian Harris

Dr. Yun Yee Chow

Mr. Carr Hatch ’98

Mr. William Hepburn ’72 and Mrs. Anne Hepburn

Mr. Alistair Hicks ’86

Pamela Hillen

The Hillyer Family

Stefan and Jenny Hofer

Moira Holmes & Ben Mark Holzberg

Home Instead Senior Care

Mr. David Horton & Ms. Kathy Haley

Mr. Graham Hunt ’85 and Mrs. Lara Hunt

Mr. & Mrs. David and Barbara Johnson

The Jones Family

Mr. & Mrs. John and Diane Keefe

Ms. Kathline Keefe

Robert Keilty ’81 and Ruth Keilty

Mr. Michael Kelly and Ms. Marisa Mills

Arthur D. Kennedy ’81

Mr. Gavin Kennedy and Ms. Robin Strachan

Mr. Jin-Keun Kim & Ms. Eun Ju Park

Catherine Kirkland & Christopher Newton

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey and Natalie Kirsh

Robert and Denise Kitchen

Brett and Jennifer Knowles

Ms. Jaye Kornblum-Rea

Drs. Bohdan & Nina Kryshtalskyj

Dr. Paul Kurdyak and Dr. Pat Colton

The Lawrence Family

Tim Leishman & Eleanor Misener

The Lenkov Family

Mr. Andrew Livingston and Ms. Helene Clarkson

Mr. Donald Lomax

Mr. & Mrs. James and Margo Longwell

The Lowidt Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Bradley and Jully Lowry

Mr. & Mrs. Keith and Tanya Luder

Mr. Angelo MacDonald and Ms. Mary Garofalo

Mr. & Mrs. Geoff and Josee MacDonald

Ms. Patti MacNicol

Mr. Marcus Macrae & Ms. Laura Money

Mr. Nigel Marsh and Ms. Madhu Sikand

Max Clarkson Family Foundation

Mr. Andrew McConnell ’11

Rob and Nancy McConnell

Mrs. Carolyn McGowan

Frank McLaughlin & Soraya Farha

Mr. & Mrs. John and Tracy McManus

Nigel Meakin & Lauren Millier

Mr. & Mrs. Miler

Robert Mollenhauer

Ms. Sharron Mollenhauer

Jimmy Molloy and Bernadette Morra

James Musgrove & Josee Turcotte

Catherine Kirkland & Christopher Newton

Mr. Jeffrey Norman and Ms. Michelle Peacock

Lori & Paul O’Leary

The Ord Family

Timothy Ormsby ’78

James O’Sullivan & Lucie Vallée

Don and Nancy Pearson

Mr. Franck Perrin & Ms. Pamela Taylor

Jamie Peters ’90

Wanda Ho & Tom Pladsen

Reid Plaxton and family

Mr. Marvin Pludwinski and Ms. Linda Hacker

Mr. Doug Pritchard and Mrs. Susan Murrell-Pritchard

Mr. & Mrs. David and Honey Rea

Ed Robertson and Natalie Herbert

Mr. & Mrs. Bruno and Sandra Rondina

Chris Roper and Jane Taylor

The Royer Family

Andrew Sabiston & Stephanie Martin

Philippa Samworth

Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Karin Scott

Mr. & Mrs. Rohit and Christina Sharma

Barry and Penny Somerville

Sovereign Productions Inc.

St. John’s Music


Mr. Kenneth Stein and Ms. Leslie Jones

Tom Stevens

Mr. J. Gregory Sutton ’86 and Ms. Marie-Claude Sutton

Iain and Nancy Taylor

Daniel Tecimer ’93 and MaryAnne Tecimer

Mr. & Mrs. Matt and Liz Tedford

Mr. Eugene Trusler ’75 and Ms. Laurie Goad

Dr. George A. Trusler

Mr. Andrew van Nostrand ’88 and Mrs. Caroline van Nostrand

Ms. Karen Volterra

Mr. Andrew von Teichman ’96 and Ms. Natalie Oldfield

The Walker Family

Maureen and Bill Wareham

The Watts Family

Mr. Craig Webster and Ms. Michelle Lally

Mr. Jonathan Wheler ’87 and Ms. Tricia Tait

Andrew Whiteley

The Williams Family

Mr. Mark Wisniewski and Ms. Liane Quan

Mr. David Woollcombe ’83 and Mrs. Louise Woollcombe

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin and Julia Wright

Dr. Paul Wright and Ms. Susan Moellers

Mr. & Mrs. Jia Hui and Shi Wu

Takahiro and Tomoko Yamanaka

Anonymous

Benefactors’ Circle (up to $1000)

Mr. Mark Ackley

Dr. & Mrs. Khosrow and Eiren Adeli

Glen Algarvio

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas and Monique Allen

Mr. Mark Andersen ’94 and Ms. Marin Andersen

Luba Andrews

Bob and Erica Armstrong

Ms. Sally Armstrong

Jacquie Baby & Andrew Prowse

Salvatore Badali & Kim McInnes

Ms. Michelle Bader-Shaw

Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Mary Beadon

John Bell ’89

Andrew P.W. Bennett ’91

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne and Jennifer Bibby

Mr. Stuart Bollefer & Ms. Diane Karnay

The Bonetta Family

Mr. David Brady and Ms. Robin Lampard

Mrs. Kathleen Brethour

Mrs. Eleanor Brown

Mr. Richard Bubb

Mrs. Antoinette Buckle

Mr. Patrick Burka ’80 and Ms. Karen Burka

Pat Butler

Mr. Simon Cain

Philip Calder ’85

Michelle Carter

Scott and Kedrin Case

Dr. Krisda Chirapongse ’76 and Mrs. Eva Chirapongse

Mr. Paul Clarke ’77 and Ms. Linda Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Paul and Lesley Cleveland

John and Catherine Conforzi

Mr. Cameron Conn-Grant ’00

Mr. Geoffrey Cowper-Smith ’99

Mr. Howard Crosner

Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Carol D’Arcy

Mr. & Ms. Paul and Leana Darvasi

Rachel DeBlois

Mr. James Donnelly

Michael and Alison Dyson

Alex Edmison ’02

Mr. & Mrs. David and Elizabeth Edmison

Kelly & Corbet Elder

Dr. James Ellis

Jeff Enfield ’97

Mr. John Evans

Mrs. Sarah J. Evans

Mr. Keith Farrar

David & Kelley Fitzpatrick

Sherry Fitzpatrick

Ms. Elizabeth Flavelle

Ross and Susanne Fletcher

Charles Fowler ’86

Elden Fulton

Mr. & Mrs. Frank and Lidia Gallo

Ms. Julie Girvan

Eleanor Glynn

Karen Gold

Chris Golding ’83

Mark and Louise Golding

Graydon Goodman & Family

Barbara Goodwin-Zeibots

Mary Elizabth Grieve-Wry (T-Bu)

Cathie Gryfe-Seeley & David Gryfe

Ms. Nadya Habib & Mr. David Ford

Ms. Bronwen Hann

Mr. Donald Hanna and Ms. Shenda Tanchak

Ms. Alison Hart

Mr. Caleb Hayhoe ’82

Heather Leckie Bryant Memorial Foundation

Rev. John Hodgins & Mrs. Jane Hodgins

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen and Louise Hucal

Mr. Andrew Hurst ’91 and Mrs. Leslie Aston-Hurst

Robert P. Hutchison

Tim Hutton

Hydro One Inc.

Mr. Mo Ittehadieh & Ms. Mary Collins

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas and Diane Jamieson

The Jarvis Tredgett Family

Robynn and Scott Jolliffe

Jay Kearsey

Pat Keresteci

Mr. & Mrs. David and Paula Kerr

Ram and Neeta Khatter

Mr. Stephen Knight ’77 and Ms. Linda Knight

Rickesh Kotecha ’00 & Family


KP Trends

Isabel & Nicky Lai

Mr. John Lambersky

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph and Teri Lawver

Dr. James Leatch & Dr. Sandra Boyes

David G. Lee and Carrie Mack

Mr. James Lee

Bret Leech ’92

Dorothy Quann

James Lint ’98

Mr. Jim Lisser and Ms. Carol Cruickshank

Ross and Dorothy Little

Mr. Timothy Logan ’88 and Mrs. Caroline Paxton

The Lucas Family

Dr. & Mrs. John and Alice Lundon

John MacDonald ’87

J. MacFarlane ’92

Bill MacLaren

Dr. & Mrs. Don and Jane MacLennan

Anna Magor

Mr. & Mrs. William and Georgina Magyar

Mr. & Mrs. Randy and Jennifer Marks

T.B.K. Martin

Mr. Mario Maruzzo ’02

John Mazurek & Nancy Neale

Mr. & Mrs. David and Jennifer McBride

Mr. John McCamus & Ms. Wendy Clare

Rob McCann ’77

Lisa & John McMeans

David McNeely & Barbara Liu

Ms. Laura McPhedran & Mr. Ben Barnes

Mr. & Mrs. David and Yuri Miller

Peter Miller ’81

Michael Milosevic & Eileen Fischer

Daniel Mitchell ’99

The Mizen Family

Dr. Thomas Moffat ’79 and Ms. Diana Moffat

Eva Monte

Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Barbara Morris

Mr. Dane Morrison ’87 and Ms. Amanda Morrison

Ken Mulders & Eileen Tobey

John and Sarah Nagel

Ms. Kimberley Neeson

Mr. Rothman Ng ’09

Terrance Nicholson ’70

Mr. Chris Norton and Ms. Noelle Wood

Ms. & Mr. Toni and Stuart Nosworthy

Beth Nowers & Jack Curtin

Ms. Margaret Nozuka

Mr. Kazuo Oishi ’01 and Ms. Maria Oishi

Dr. John Omura ’00

Mr. Bruce Patterson ’86

Mr. & Ms. Aaron and Kelly Payne

Mr. Joseph Peacock

Mr. James Pearson & Ms. N. Jane Pepino

Ms. Angela Phillips

Bishop M. Philip Poole ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Walter and Alice Popielaty

Mr. Ostap Prokipchuk ’02

Andrew Rains ’02

Mr. James Reble ’10

Morris Reid

Peter and Fran Ricketts

Mr. Miles Rideout ’82

Mr. Brian D. Robinson

Mr. Andrew Rodgers ’77 and Mrs. Laurie Rodgers

Janet & Bill Roscoe

Torin Rumball

Mr. Michael J. Ruscitti

Ms. Dianne Ryan & Mr. Rob Hogg

Mrs. Jule D. Ryder

Mrs. Marion Samworth

Vincent Santamaura ’77

Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Rosie Sarellas

Mr. John Sayers ’87 and Ms. Eleanor Latta

Dr. & Mrs. Kunjar and Carolyn Sharma

Mr. Alex Shum

Ellis-Sibalis Family for Sam Sibalis ’07

Mr. George Skarbek-Borowski ’85 and Ms. Sara Skarbek-Borowski

Mr. Greg Smith & Ms. Janet Stephenson

Dr. David & Marlene Smith

Dr. & Mrs. Eric and Sandra Solway

Ms. Janet Somerville

Mr. Philip Spacie

Mr. Andrew Spears ’79 and Ms. Laleh Moshiri

The Sproul Family

Ms. Janet Stephenson

John Stephenson ’84

Mr. & Mrs. John and Katharine Stevenson

Chris and Shelagh Taylor

Mr. Jason Taylor ’97 and Ms. Annick Lafreniere

Mr. Patrick Taylor ’02

Terry and Carole Thompson

The Thornburys

Emilie Toguri

James C. Tory & Cynthia Rogers

Ms. Stefanie Turner

Ms. Kirsten Uhre

Mr. & Mrs. Derek and Helen Valleau

Nick and Heather Van Herk

F. van Nostrand

George and Krystyna Vassos

Lt. Myles Vivares and Ms. Fiona Cooper

Wolf and Gillian von Teichman

Ms. Kelly Waddingham and Ms. Martha Howard

Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Sue Wade West

Mr. Stephen Wall ’92

Mr. Will Wareham ’12

Mr. Colin White-Dzuro ’11

Mr. Ian Wiggins

William E. Wilson

Mr. David R. Windeyer

Mr. Robert Yarnell ’77 and Mrs. Nancy Yarnell

Matthew Yeung ’04

Mr. Cynick Young and Ms. Laurel Williams

Anonymous


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Please let us know of any corrections by contacting [email protected]

If you would like to make an Annual Fund gift, you can donate online at

rsgc.on.ca or con-tact Fiona Cooper,

Advancement Officer at 416.533.9481 x299

or [email protected]

Gifts in KindIn kind donations represents dollars saved for the College that we are able to apply directly

to support the programs for our boys. Thank you to our in kind donors.

The Arbesman Family

Arc Form Inc.

Mr. Joseph Bersani

Guy Burry ’77, Liz Lundell and Owen Burry ’13

CanGrad Studios

Cantine Bar and Grill

Cheese Boutique

Mr. Thomas Clute ’79 and Ms. Fiona Smith

Scott Daly ’82

Dr. Robert Eng ’88 and Ms. Julie Eng

Falco Steel Fabricators Inc.

Peggy Guest

Inglewood Holdings Inc.

Mr. Stanley Janecek ’82 and Mrs. Nancy Janecek

JVH Masonry Ltd.

Ms. Molly Johnson and Mr. Rob Moore

Municipal Mechanical Contractors Limited

Mr. Jay Murray ’79 and Mrs. Penny Murray

Jamie Peters ’90

Mr. Fraser Phillips ’78 and Ms. Kimberly Cudney

Mr. Afrim Pristine ’99

Mr. & Mrs. Agim and Sophia Pristine

Mr. Arian Pristine ’03

Mr. Matthew Rubinoff ’96 and Ms. Caroline Rubinoff

Chiranjeev G. Singh ’07


Jaipal G. Singh ’10

Dr. Geoffrey Stewart ’92

Trade Electricial Contractors

TriAxis Construction Limited

Unilock Ltd.

Mr. Bernard von Bieberstein ’97

Mr. Colin Watson ’94 and Ms. Carrie Illsley

White House Meats

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