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Chair and CEO’s Message4

Our Pooled Assets8

Board of Directors and Committees6

Donations Received14

Individual and Family Funds10

Grants and Distributions Made16

Professional Advisors 38Highlights by Quarter5

Welcome to Your Foundation9

Investment Returns39

Operations40

Summary Financial Information 41

Partnerships42

Find Yourself HereWe embraced a record number of new philanthropists this year bringing our total number of Funds to 547. This means that a growing collection of families, individuals, and organizations are realizing the opportunities that joining Toronto Foundation can bring.

Two of our new Fundholders, Bob and Leo, friends and cottage neighbours on Thunder Beach, established the Thunder Foundation. They came to us to access what we know about the charitable sector in Toronto in order to deepen their grantmaking. We introduced them to the leaders of four high-impact organizations —that had difficulty getting funding —so that they could gather first-hand knowledge and in so doing narrow down their priorities. Equipped with new insights and relationships, the pair selected one charity to support with a focused, multi-year donation.

We also welcomed the Lifeline Syria Fund, a major contributor to

supporting Syrian refugees settling in the GTA. In this case, our role is primarily administrative, providing back-office services to manage the effective flow of funds for this important fundraising initiative.

Each Fund that comes to us has its own reason to choose Toronto Foundation. But they all share a common interest: the desire to have an impact. Increasingly, we are seeing that this means so much more than just writing a cheque. Many are involved in starting up projects, devising solutions to issues and opportunities that are bubbling up. They are building knowledge and relationships to fuel and deepen their charitable giving. And they are coming together with other like-minded city builders to amplify their impact.

We believe this is a powerful development for our city and we are committed to growing it.

As the name of this year’s Annual Report suggests, Toronto Foundation is a place where people like you can realize your aspirations for a better future and play an active part in it too. Philanthropy in Toronto today has many faces and takes on many shapes. Along with a financial and programmatic summary of our own work, in this Report we share with you just some of the inspiring people who are behind the Funds we steward.

In addition to our Fundholders, the Foundation partners with many other organizations and individuals – from professional advisors to community organizations and corporate citizens too.

Thank you all for your confidence in us. Most of all, thank you for helping to make Toronto the best place to live, work, learn, and grow through the power of giving.

Rahul K. Bhardwaj, President & CEO

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60,000 youth from underserved communities attend the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games thanks to $1.5 million contributed by Fundholders and other donors

Six chronic, interconnected issues identified: 14th annual Toronto’s Vital Signs® Report released

Record numbers reached: • 54 new Funds • $14.4M in grants made• $18.5M in donations received

Early and sustained Fundholder support results in 60,000 Torontonians coming together with more than 1,500 Neighbourhood Games since the launch of Playing for Keeps three years ago

Rahul K. Bhardwaj addresses leaders in Belfast, Ireland as the made-in-Toronto Vital Signs Report has been adopted by 49 communities worldwide

97 live performances held on the new Pan Am Path as part of the Art Relay, with support from eight Donor Advised Funds

Legacy giving advertising campaign launches in the Globe and Mail

Lifeline Syria Fund comes to the Foundation, to support Syrian refugees settling in Canada

Community Knowledge Centre (CKC) at 260 profiles of high-impact community organizations

Toronto Foundation welcomes 15 new Funds from York Region Community Foundation

Social finance explorations begin

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Eighth annual Vital Toronto celebrates 45 grant recipients and Spirit of Philanthropy Award recipient Frances Deacon

KPMG Vital Impact: Vital Toronto goes to the Canadian Training Institute for its “Breaking the Cycle” program

10-year review of our grant streams launches to inform future grantmaking

Connecting Our Talent Networks: Foundation Fundholders and community leaders begin to explore opportunities to share knowledge and expertise to deepen our collective impact in Toronto

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2015-16 Committees

Community InitiativesNatalie Townsend, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioJulie FrostRick GoldsmithEd GreensponSue GriggsBill MacKinnonNancy McCainCeta RamkhalawansinghLola RasminskyJohn L. SherringtonGreg WilkinsonRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioRosalyn Morrison, StaffAnne Brayley, Staff

Finance & AuditBill MacKinnon, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioRobert Bertram, Ex-OfficioMichael BrooksIan ClarkeElizabeth GitajnDan GolbergAndré PereyRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioDenise Arsenault, Staff

GovernanceRichard Ivey, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioRobert Bertram, Ex-OfficioMichael BrooksBill MacKinnon, Ex-OfficioRichard Peddie, Ex-OfficioAndré Perey, Ex-OfficioNatalie Townsend, Ex-OfficioRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-Officio

Investment Robert Bertram, ChairMohammad Al Zaibak John Barford, Ex-OfficioMichael HerreraSandy Houston Richard IveyJohn MacIntyreBill MacKinnon, Ex-OfficioRobert MacLellanJane RoweGeorge VeselyRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioDenise Arsenault, Staff

Marketing & Development Richard Peddie, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioNeala BartonJoseph Bonnici Claire DubocJames Grant Richard Ivey, Ex-OfficioBeth Robertson Greg WilkinsonRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioAnne Brayley, Staff

2015-16 Board of DirectorsJohn BarfordChair, Toronto FoundationPresident, Valleydene Corporation

Neala BartonSr. V.P. Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs,Ontario Retirement Pension Plan Administration Corporation

Robert BertramCorporate Director

Michael Brooks*Chief Executive Officer,Real Property Association of Canada

Ian L. T. Clarke*Chief Financial Officer,Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd.

Claire Duboc*Managing Partner,CBT Management

Rick GoldsmithPartner, National Risk Management, Advisory Services,KPMG Management Services, LLP

Edward Greenspon*President & CEO,Public Policy Forum

Sue GriggsLeadership Coach,The Coaching Project Inc.

Sandy Houston*President & CEO,Metcalf Foundation

Richard IveyChairman,Ivest Properties Limited

Bill MacKinnonCorporate Director

Nancy McCainChair,Arts Access Fund

Richard PeddieConsultant, Author, Speaker

André Perey Corporate SecretaryPartner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon, LLP

Ceta Ramkhalawansingh*City of Toronto Corporate Equity and Diversity Manager (Retired)

Lola RasminskyFounding Director,Avenue Road Arts School

John L. SherringtonInvestment Banker

Natalie TownsendManaging Partner, NorthRock Capital

Greg WilkinsonPrincipal,Earnscliffe Strategy Group

Martin Connell*Chair Emeritus

Rahul K. BhardwajPresident & CEO (Ex -Officio)

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Left to right: André Perey, Richard Ivey, Greg Wilkinson, Lola Rasminsky, Rahul K. Bhardwaj, John Barford, Rick Goldsmith, Richard Peddie, Bill MacKinnon, Natalie Townsend, Sue Griggs, Nancy McCain, Neala Barton, Robert Bertram, John L. Sherrington Photo by Allan Kosmajac

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2015-16 Committees

Community InitiativesNatalie Townsend, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioJulie FrostRick GoldsmithEd GreensponSue GriggsBill MacKinnonNancy McCainCeta RamkhalawansinghLola RasminskyJohn L. SherringtonGreg WilkinsonRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioRosalyn Morrison, StaffAnne Brayley, Staff

Finance & AuditBill MacKinnon, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioRobert Bertram, Ex-OfficioMichael BrooksIan ClarkeElizabeth GitajnDan GolbergAndré PereyRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioDenise Arsenault, Staff

GovernanceRichard Ivey, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioRobert Bertram, Ex-OfficioMichael BrooksBill MacKinnon, Ex-OfficioRichard Peddie, Ex-OfficioAndré Perey, Ex-OfficioNatalie Townsend, Ex-OfficioRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-Officio

Investment Robert Bertram, ChairMohammad Al Zaibak John Barford, Ex-OfficioMichael HerreraSandy Houston Richard IveyJohn MacIntyreBill MacKinnon, Ex-OfficioRobert MacLellanJane RoweGeorge VeselyRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioDenise Arsenault, Staff

Marketing & Development Richard Peddie, ChairJohn Barford, Ex-OfficioNeala BartonJoseph Bonnici Claire DubocJames Grant Richard Ivey, Ex-OfficioBeth Robertson Greg WilkinsonRahul K. Bhardwaj, Ex-OfficioAnne Brayley, Staff

When Ratna Omidvar and Mohammad Al Zaibak needed a partner to manage the funds they were raising for refugee settlement, they came to us. When Michael Barford was looking for a way to deepen the impact of his grantmaking, we connected them.

Lifeline Syria recruits, trains and assists sponsor groups as they welcome and assist 1,000 Syrian refugees to Canada.

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Endowed Funds include donations designated by the donor to be held permanently or for a period of at least ten years and donations endowed by the Board of Directors when there is no current intention of making the original donation available for granting. The Board establishes the annual amount to be made available for granting, ensuring compliance with Canada Revenue Agency requirements. Flowthrough Funds include both Invested Flowthrough Funds and Flowthrough Funds which are not subject to granting restrictions.

The total number of Funds at Toronto Foundation has grown 25% over the past five years, to 547 in 2015-16. Toronto Foundation’s Funds consist of the following types: 414 Endowed Funds (permanent/long-term), 18 Invested Flowthrough Funds (medium- to long-term), 93 Flowthrough Funds (short-term), 22 Funds held on behalf of other registered charities and government bodies (having an offsetting liability), and the Operating Fund. Endowed and Invested Flowthrough Funds as well as Funds held on behalf of other parties are invested in pooled funds managed by third party investment management firms. Flowthrough Funds are invested in short-term investments. Included in Endowed Funds are 37 Vital Toronto Funds named in honour of individuals or corporations who have permanently endowed $25,000 or more, with annual grants directed to initiatives and programs that support the Foundation’s mission and vision in Toronto.

The Foundation’s assets under administration total $408M at March 31, 2016, including the Toronto 2015 Sport Legacy Fund ($69M) and United Way of Toronto and York Region funds ($90M). This represents growth of $151M or 59% over a five year period, generated by the opening of new Funds, additions to existing Funds, and net investment income.

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Toronto Foundation is home to more than 500 Funds. Individuals, families, corporations, other charitable organizations, and governments establish Funds at Toronto Foundation for a variety of reasons. What they all have in common is a desire to make the most of their philanthropy.

We offer a variety of Fund options to provide you with the best vehicle to achieve your unique philanthropic goals.

Al and Carolyn Brandstatter Charitable Fund*

Ann and Bud Brown FoundationArmstrong Foundation FundArsenault Fund Beth Malcolm Family FundBill Morneau & Nancy McCain Foundation

CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses

Chimanlal & Shardaben Shah Foundation

Dan and Mary Cornacchia Memorial Fund*

Don Kinder and Martin Ship Fund*Dreamcatcher FoundationGlenn and Denise Weir Family Foundation

Jeffrey Dawson and Janice James Foundation

Joel W. Aldred, D.F.C., RCAF and Ann Mooney-Aldred Fund

John and Amanda Sherrington Fund Joy Levine Foundation Keith and Martha Wake Family Foundation

Khategaon Girl School Endowment Fund - AIM for SEVA

Kingsway Community Refugee FundKriekle Family FundLifeline Syria FundMargaret Wendy Marsh Memorial FundMariwal Fund MasterCard Foundation 10th Anniversary Fund

Mike James Memorial FoundationMiller Thomson Fund - York RegionMiller Thomson Fund Vital Toronto Fund

Mississauga Lifeline Syria FundNesbitt Family Foundation Noah John Winston Miles FoundationOne City Scholarship Fund Paul and Valorie Waitzer Family FundPenny and Rob Richards Endowment for the Toronto Botanical Garden Fund

Supper with Syria FundSusan Dayman Charitable Fund*Thunder Foundation Tyson Bailey FundWriters’ Union of CanadaYour Kingdom Come Foundation

York Region Community Foundation:- Artaflex Inc. Fund- Aurora Community Fund- BMW Group Canada Employee Fund- Bryon Wilfert Fund- Carman and Margaret Lewis Fund- Cary-Ellen Mackenzie Memorial Fund- Ernie Crossland Environmental Scholarship Fund- EDAC Legacy Scholarship Fund- Kate and Tom Taylor Fund- Mayor’s Endowment Fund for the Arts - Richmond Hill

- Oak Ridges Moraine Stewardship Fund- Parypa-Rouse Family Fund- Piramal Healthcare Fund- Wilson Vukelich LLP Fund- Wilcock Family Fund

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100 Strong Foundation7 Days in May Foundation Ada W. Slaight FundAdelle and Paul Deacon Nanton FundAlex and Carolyn Drummond FoundationAlex Padulo Memorial FoundationAlison Gordon FundAltair FundAndrea Miller Fund Angela Longo Leadership FundAnne Y. Lindsey Fund AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Endowed ResearchAstraZeneca Canada Inc. Endowed Signature FundAugustine Family FundBarry and Jane Hayes Memorial FundBay Street Invitational FundBegonia FundBen Globerman Memorial “Running to Daylight”

FoundationBertram Family Fund Betty and Chris Wansbrough Family FoundationBhalla Fund Birch Island FoundationBrayley Family Fund

Brent & Lynn Belzberg Fund Bronwen’s Rainbow FundBrown-Nusbaum Family FundBruce Beauchamp Memorial FundBruce Blackadar Last Call FundBryant & Soul Family Fund Building Futures - Matching FundCalamor Fund Canada Company Scholarship Fund Canada Post Literacy FundCarruthers Family FundCatherine Logan FundCavelti Family FoundationCFNY Youth FundCharles and Joyce Ramsay FundCheesbrough Family FundChisholm Thomson FundClaire and Marty McConnell Family FundClarke Family Foundation Clayton Gyotoku Fund Coady Nyman Family FundCollombin Family FundConstance and David Roseman FundCook Sayeed Callender Fund Coral and Bill Martin Family FoundationCreaghan McConnell Group Ltd. FundDan & Mary Cornacchia Charitable Fund David Kenny FundDenham Family FundDeRo Foundation Diane and Don McQuaig FoundationDon and Shirley Martin FundDon Haig FoundationDonley Family Foundation Donna Cappon Memorial Breast Cancer Fund

Dorothy and Oscar Rogers FoundationDouglas Maurice Simmonds Charitable FundDownsview Community Renaissance Fund Dr. John Jameson Memorial FundDr. William A. Weir & Dorothy Elliott Weir Family

FoundationDr. William A. Weir & Dorothy Elliott Weir Memorial

FundDu Sablon-Lank Family FoundationDuane Livingstone Family FundDuboc Family Foundation Duncan and Lesley Hawthorne FundEdward A. Tory FundEdward I. Unger Fund Eleanor & Francis Shen Family FundEleanor McDougall FundElvino and Linda Sauro FundEmmett & Leo FundEmmy Duff Scholarship Foundation Erica Shuttleworth Fund Ernest and Hilda Hubbard FoundationEva’s Thanksgiving Fund Findlay Family Foundation Fitness Institute Foundation Fund

in Memory of Lloyd PercivalFrancine & Robert Barrett FundFrank and Sheelagh Creaghan Family FundFriends of the Games Youth Access FundG. W. Squibb Family Endowment Fund Gartley Family FoundationGeoffrey B. Scott Memorial FundGeorge and Mary Turnbull Family FoundationGerald Conway FundGerry and Anita Smith Family FoundationGlen Colborne FundGoldie Feldman Fund Gordon Mollenhauer Family FoundationGoring Family FoundationGriggs Family FoundationHallward FundHalsall Family FoundationHeal Family TrustHoney Family FoundationHoward and Diane Taylor Family Fund Imagine FundImran Jaffer FoundationIva and Garfield Payne FundJack and Anne Mollenhauer FamilyJames Lindala Family FoundationJames Rutley Grand Memorial FundJane & Donald Wright FundJanet & Herb Tanzer Charitable FundJanet and Douglas Davis Fund Jay & Jan Gould Family Fund Jean V. and Rodney C. Payne Memorial FundJeffrey B. Rubinoff FundJim and Doreen Doherty FundJitendra & Anita Mistry FoundationJoan McCalla Fund

John & Dorothy McSherry FundJohn & Marian Taylor Family FundJohn and Christine Currie FoundationJohn and Jocelyn Barford Family Foundation John and Marie Levitt Foundation John Kenny FundJohn S. and Joan P. Ridout FundJohn Thomas Murphy Memorial FundJohnson Family FundJon and Nancy Love Foundation Jonathan and Stephanie Clarke Memorial FundJo’s Snowflake FundJoubin/Selig Family FundK.I.D.S. FundKaren and Bill Barnett Fund Keith, Tanja and Kiera Thomson Fund Ken & Ann Watts FoundationKevin Burke Family Foundation Kideckel Robbins Family FoundationKiessling/Isaak Family Foundation Koehler Family FundKuttis Family FundLady Ophelia FundLakhani Family Charitable FoundationLangford Family FoundationLay Family Foundation Lee and Patrick Howe Family FoundationLinda and Steve Lowden FundLiphardt Charitable FundLisa’s Legacy: The Lisa Montanera Fund Lola Steiner FundLorne and Orma West FundLycklama Family FundMacFeeters Family FundMacFeeters FundMain Family FundManny Cabral Memorial FundMargaret and Gordon Fleming FundMargaret’s Joy FundMarilyn and David Gluskin FundMarjorie J. Sharpe FundMarsh Memorial FundMarsha & Aubrey Baillie FundMartin Connell and Linda Haynes Fund Martin Davies Memorial FundMcKerroll Family FundMcLaughlin/Costigan FundMcSherry Family Fund Melman Childhood Cancer FundMichael & Christine Selim FoundationMichael and Honor de Pencier Fund Michael and Jackie Shulman Family FundMichael B. Decter FoundationMiller-Cammidge FundMoir Family Foundation Morningstar FundMoynes Family FundMrs. Joan H. Miller ScholarshipMurray & Susan Armitage Foundation

A Donor Advised Fund gives you maximum flexibility to direct grants to any registered Canadian charity and the confidence of knowing that all of the back office work will be taken care of for you.

= Contributions to the Bond with Toronto campaign, Vital Toronto Fund, Operating Fund, and Community Builders.

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Nachiket Children’s Literacy FoundationNAE FundNeighbourhood Innovations FundNeil and Shirley Macdougall FundNigE Gough Shine On FoundationNiki Bledin FundNorah Faye FoundationNorman Allan Middleton FundO’Neil Leger Family FoundationOrly Watkin FundP/N Family FundPamensky Family FundPanda Family FundPaolo Ardizzi Fund

Paramount Pallet, Inc. Skids for Kids Foundation Paterson Smith Family Foundation Patricia J. Fleming (FBG) Fund Paul and Evelyn Higgins FundPaul Higgins Jr. FundPauline and Dipak Mazumdar FundPayne Family FundPeggy C. Linton FundPeter and Pauline Dawson FoundationPeter Barnard FundPettet FoundationPhillip & Maureen Tingley FundPQR FundPrichard-Wilson Family Foundation Princess Alexandra Bursary FundRavindranjali Trivedi CharitableRaymond and Irene Collins FoundationReach for the Top FoundationRed Jacket Foundation Richard and Colleen Peddie Foundation

Richard and Donna Ivey Fund Richard Wernham and Julia West Family FundRob Ford Football Foundation Robert A. Donaldson Family FundRobert Tetley FundRonald N. Leggett Memorial FundRose Family FundRosedale Park Playground Renewal FundRoy Bennett Memorial FundRubisov Family Foundation Russell & Sharon Schmidt FundS. Chum Torno FundSachania Charitable FoundationSadler FundSandala Emery Family FundSandra Fraser Gwyn FoundationSAP Canada FundSaul E. Joel FundSavoy Pitfield FoundationSchachter Family FundScott Family FundSeasmoke FoundationSheila Kirpalani FoundationShelagh and David Wilson FundSherry and Edward Drew Family FundShum Vourkoutiotis Fund Simon Family FundSo Family FoundationSpem In Alium FundSrinivasan Family Foundation Stacey Family “Aurora” FundStacey Levitt Athletic and Educational FundStarcan Fund Stephen Eby Memorial Fund

Steven & Alberta Williams Memorial FundSteven K. Hudson FoundationStewart R. Code Memorial Scholarship FundStuart and Patricia MacKay Family FundTaylor Irwin Family FundTeow Family FoundationThe E. E. T. Briggs Family FundThe Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada Princess Alexandra

Bursary FundThe Susan, Sarah and Nicholas Latremoille Fund The Wendy Buda FoundationTimothy FundTony and Caley Taylor Family FundToronto CREW FoundationToronto Friends of the Visual Arts FundToronto Life FundTorunn and David Banks FundTownsend Family Foundation Tyson Bailey FundUnwin Family FundVan Biesen-Zimakas Family Fund Vandewater Charitable FoundationViva Vitalita Gala FundVulpe & Pelenyi Charitable Fund

Waddington Family Fund Waisberg/Bellwood Charitable FundWaitzer Family Fund Wilkinson Family Fund Windswept Farms FundWomen’s FundWoodbine Entertainment Group Foundation Yano-Shuttleworth FundAnonymous (6)

ACE Bakery Ltd. Tony and Anne Arrell Fund Ada W. Slaight Fund Anne Swarbrick Toronto Fund Bill and Janet Young Fund Birchall Family Foundation BMO Financial Group Toronto Fund Brent & Lynn Belzberg Fund Calamor Fund Carol Oliver Fund Carol Turner Foundation Dominion of Canada General Insurance

Dr. John Carey Fund Duboc Family Foundation Evans Family Fund Halsall Family FoundationHoney Family Foundation John Honderich Fund Keith, Tanja and Kiera Thomson Fund Kevin Burke Family Foundation Lay Family Foundation Martin Connell Fund Mary Rowell Jackman Fund Michael and Honor de Pencier Fund

Miller Thomson FundNan Shuttleworth FundOuellette Family Foundation Pita Break Fund Richard and Donna Ivey Fund Sue Corlett Fund Susan Crocker and John Hunkin Fund Taylor Family Fund The Hon. Hilary M. Weston Fund Townsend Family Foundation Waters Family Fund Anonymous (2)

A Named Vital Toronto Fund lets you show your love for Toronto by endowing your donation to the Foundation’s city-building work.

Adrian and Reta Hudson FundArt Eggleton FundCommunity Foundation Environmental FundFrances MacDonald Fund

Gerry Meinzer FundJ. Douglas Crashley FundLucile Pratt Music AwardMichelle Tanenbaum Fund

Peter and Elizabeth Morgan FundSedbergh School FundWilliam Ida Leon Dolrine Steinberg FundAnonymous (1)

A Field of Interest Fund maximizes your impact by empowering the Foundation’s expert grantmaking staff to make granting decisions on your behalf within the issue area(s) of your choice.

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A. J. & Margaret Little Charitable Fund Albert C. Strickler, M.D. Scholarship FundAnne Martin FundAnthony & Elizabeth Comper FundAshbridge FundB & B Hamilton Fund Bonnie Cox FundCanada Company Scholarship FundColonel F. H. Deacon Memorial Fund Coloured Development FundDavid R. McCamus Endowment FundDistinguished Mature Artist’s FundDOMAC FundDouglas and Ruth Grant Fund Dr. I. L. Babb FundEdna & Paul Munger Fund Elizabeth Ann Heacock (Nee Prince) Memorial FundElspeth Heyworth Bursary FundEvelyn and Cecil Hoffman CharitableF. E. M. FundFlora Morrison Choral FundFlora Morrison Research FundFran Endicott Equity Fund

Glenn Tompkins Memorial FundGreg Bond Musical Theatre FundH. Matheson Family FoundationHarold “Pat” Dooley Educational FundHelen D. Phelan Fund Isobel B. Jaffrey Heritage FundJack and Rita Catherall Scholarship FundJack Thomas FundJames and Alfreda Parlee FundJennifer Headley Fund for a Living PlanetJennison FundJoan and Roy Frankel Charity Fund John A. and Margaret K. Lowden Memorial Fund Learning Disabilities - Ontario FundLind Family FundLola Somers Foundation for Animals

Love Family Fund Mario Reale FundMarsh Memorial FundMary Ecclestone Nutrition Scholarship FundMichael La Patriello FundMichelle Risi Dance Angel Scholarship FundMorgan Goldberg Memorial Fund

N. James Swan Memorial Scholarship FundRed Barn Theatre Endowment FundRev. Frank P. Corless FundRobert McKinney FundRoy Russell Memorial Fund S. Marguerite Walker Memorial FundSheila Hall Van Gijn Scholarship FundStratton Fund Tawny Richard FundTJLS IJIKAI FundTom Thomas Music Scholarship FundVas Family Fund (Canada)W. W. (Peter) Southam FundWaddington Family FundWally Stefoff Art Scholarship FundWilliam M. Vaisey Arts FoundationWomen’s Habitat Endowment FundAnonymous (1)

A Designated Fund allows you to determine your Fund’s charitable beneficiaries at the time it is established and empowers the Foundation to carry out your wishes moving forward.

Abbeyfield Houses Society of Canada Endowment Fund

AIDS Committee of Toronto Endowment FundArden Preston Caregiver Respite FundBBPA Harry Jerome Scholarship FundCanadian Society of Painters in WaterCommon Ground Co-OperativeDr. Elgin McCutcheon Fund in Support

of FreeSchools World Literacy FundElizabeth Cooke Endowment Fund

FLAP Endowment FundFoundation for Canadian Parks and

Wilderness Society EndowmentFriends of CAMH Archives FundJunior League of Toronto FundNational Theatre School Bell Media Diversity FundNational Theatre School of Canada FundNational Theatre School (NTS) Theatre and

Community Engagement Fund

Roots of Empathy Endowment FundSheela Basrur Centre FundThe Ontario College of TeachersToronto Symphony Volunteer Committee

Endowment FundToronto Zoo Trust Funds

An Agency Fund is an endowment for a charitable organization to build and maintain a permanent source of income for its operations or programming.

AFP Foundation for Philanthropy - Canada-Don Hardy Mentorship Fund

Amici Camping CharityBoys and Girls Clubs of Canada FoundationBrent Hawkes Legacy FundCampbellford/Seymour Community FoundationCampbellford/Seymour Municipal FoundationCARE Centre for Internationally Educated NursesCommunity Foundation of Durham RegionCredit Counselling of Regional Niagara

Haynes-Connell FoundationHelen McCrea Peacock FoundationHuronia Community FoundationInvestment Properties InternationalMetropolitan Community Church Muskoka Community FoundationNapanee District Community Foundation FundNiagara Community FoundationOntario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty

to Animals

TO2015 Legacy FundToronto Zoo - Development FundsUnison Health & Community ServicesUnited Way of St. Catharines and DistrictWriters’ Union of Canada

A Consolidated Fund allows a charitable organization to maintain ownership of its endowment assets and take advantage of Toronto Foundation’s investment strategy.

= Contributions to the Bond with Toronto campaign, Vital Toronto Fund, Operating Fund, and Community Builders.

Community Builders who are not Fundholders at Toronto Foundation: Wilmot and Judy Matthews

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For Barb and Peter Halsall, the excitement of philanthropy is helping get a project off the ground that tackles an issue in a fresh way.

Youth Empowering Parents (YEP), led by Agazi Afewerki, does just that. Inspired by a Vital Ideas grant, the Halsalls stepped in with a multi-year gift of money and time. With this support, YEP is turning the mentoring model on its head, linking youth mentors with immigrant adults to transfer literacy and computer skills.

Photo by Chris Young

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Donations Received

In 2015-16 Toronto Foundation had a record year with donations of $18.5M, an 11% increase over the prior year, and 208% more than the fiscal 2011-12 level. Further, the number of donations increased by 276% over 2014-15 and 495% over 2011-12.

Donations to the Foundation come through newly established Funds, contributions to existing Funds, and/or donations to our city-building initiatives through the Vital Toronto Fund. In 2015-16 $1.5M was raised for the Friends of the Games, a collaborative charitable giving program with the Toronto Organizing Committee for the Pan American and Parapan American Games enabling underserved youth to attend the games.

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Alla KorenAndré PereyAneil Gokhale and Nicole Cheung-SeekitAnne L. BrayleyArchana SridharAshna Devi SinghAzin ZiaeianBayardo Perez-OrdonezCarol ChapmanCathy Baillie and Fraser BaillieCestar CollegeColin LaceyDan WrightDaniel S. Golberg and Anja Golberg

Denise ArsenaultEmma JenkinFour Seasons Hotels LimitedFrances DeaconGiftFunds CanadaGwen O’ConnellHeba IbrahimJason MaghanoyJason WagarJoanne LundyLesley KrausLionel T. Colman and Margaret ColmanLorie WaisbergMoore JohnsonNadien GodkewitschNisha Narang

Osama RamadanPeeranut VisetsuthRahul K. Bhardwaj and Ritu BhardwajRick GoldsmithRosalyn J. MorrisonRuth MandelSaif ur RahmanSalesforce FoundationSarah Chiddy and CJ ChiddySarah LerchsStuart Bollefer Professional CorporationTelus CorporationThiviyaa SehasothyWilliam A. MacKinnonWoodbridge Investments CorporationAnonymous (10)

Individual and Corporate Donors to the Vital Toronto Fund and Toronto Foundation’s Operations

Donation value rose 208% over the last 5 years

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Michael AdamsMatthew & Phyllis AirhartJoan AndersonRobert & Margaret AnglinMalcolm & Carolyn ArchibaldWalter Newton Beauchamp §Ruth Elinor Beauchamp §William BedellMary Bieniewski §Herbert George Binet §W. Donald Black §Ruth A. BradshawAlbert BrandstatterAnne L. BrayleyAl G. BrownWinnifred Bruton §Dorothy Bullen §Beverley BurkePaul Butler & Chris BlackJohn Carey §Gordon § & Kim CheesbroughSteven & Diane ClendenanUna Coghlan §Rev. Frank Corless §Dr. Sue Corlett §Dan CornacchiaBonnie Cox §J. Douglas Crashley §Jeffrey Dawson & Janice JamesSusan DaymanHonor de PencierAdelle DeaconFrances DeaconGregory DeaconWalter Donovan & Laverne HillAlexander & Carolyn DrummondKathy Drury §Patricia DunhamFrederick Dunn §Ross & Marilyn Durant Joan Eaton §Margaret Fleming §Gabrielle FongRoy Frankel §

Angela FuscoJanet Gadeski & Gary FisherAnn GarnettDiana Gillespie §Kenneth GoldbergWilliam & June GoochAlison Gordon §James Grand §Harvey & Sue GriggsMargaret Eleanor Riches Hall §Elizabeth (Betty) Hamilton §Cecil Hoffman §Allison HoughMary Rowell Jackman §Isobel Jaffrey §Franc Joubin §Dr. Anish KirpalaniMark KrakowskiHenry Kraus §Merle KrissChriste-Maria Kujus-FuhrmannMichael La Patriello §Susan LatremoilleJim LawsonAnne LindseyCatherine LoganNancy & Jon LoveFrances Anne MacDonald §Neil & Shirley MacdougallSoren & Sheila MadsenIrene MagillAnne MartinMarcia McClungEleanor McDougall §Florence E. McEachren §Gerry & Suzanne MeinzerNorman Allan Middleton §Jack Mollenhauer §Peter & Bette MorganFlora Morrison §Dr. Saroja NarasimhanDouglas NealEva NeumayerHoanh & Nina Ngo

Dr. Mary Northway §Daryl Novak & Brian HarrisonAlfreda Parlee §David PayneMichael Pearl §Diane PettetHelen Phelan §Lucile Pratt §John & Pamela RichardsonOscar Rogers §Charles Roy §John & Judy RumbleWilliam SchultzMartin Ship & Don KinderBrian & Annabel SlaightW. W. Southam §William § & Jean Stager Joseph Stauffer §Anne SwarbrickEva SwensonMax Tanenbaum §Dr. Gaétan TardifPamela & Marvin TarekCatherine Thomas & Fraser BaillieGertrude Thomas §Keith ThomsonBarbara TolsonJean Tompkins §Tim & Anne UnwinWilliam VaiseyKevin VanceJoan E. VanDuzerJoanne WaddingtonShannon WallerKenneth Watts §Steven Williams §John & Peggy WithrowAnonymous (10)

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Legacy Society

Being part of the Legacy Society gives you the peace of mind of knowing that your charitable wishes will be carried out in perpetuity. By committing a portion of your estate to establishing a Fund at Toronto Foundation, you can ensure that the legacy you have worked so hard to build will live on for generations to come.

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Grants and Distributions Made

It was also a record granting year at Toronto Foundation both in terms of the number and the value of grants. In 2015-16 grants were made to 818 charitable organizations, for a total value of $14.4M. Our granting is initiated in two key ways: donor-led through our Donor Advised, Field of Interest, and Designated Funds, and Foundation-led through our strategic grant streams and Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives. In addition, the Toronto 2015 Sport Legacy Fund distributed $5.1M for the maintenance of three TO2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games venues, two in Toronto and one in Milton.

Donor-Led Grants$12.0M

Strategic Grant Stream Grants$0.9M

Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives Grants$1.5M

Toronto 2015 Sport LegacyFund Distributions$5.1M

TOTAL: $19.5M

2015-16 Grants and Distributions by Type

Donor-Led Grants$12.0M

Strategic Grant Stream Grants$0.9M

Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives Grants$1.5M

Toronto 2015 Sport LegacyFund Distributions$5.1M

TOTAL: $19.5M

2015-16 Grants and Distributions by Type

2015-16 Grants and Distributions by Region

Outside of Toronto$8.3M

In Toronto$11.2M

TOTAL: $19.5M

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As immigrants from Russia 30 years ago, Dmitri and Vera Rubisov faced the not uncommon challenges of adapting and thriving in a new place.

After ups and downs, raising a family (Lena and Anton) and building successful careers, today they are planting seeds for a better future for everyone.

Photo by Chris Young

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Strategic Granting

2015-16 Selection Committees

Our strategic grant streams (Vital People, Vital Ideas, and Vital Youth) award grants to leading high-impact charitable organizations in Toronto that address issues identified in the Toronto’s Vital Signs Report. Applications are assessed according to grantmaking best practices and Selection Committees made up of past recipients, Fundholders, and Professional Advisors meet to recommend the allocation of available Funds to the Foundation’s Board of Directors.

Vital People Vital Ideas Vital YouthAndré Perey Committee Chair Partner, Blakes, Cassels & Graydon LLP; Toronto Foundation Board Member

Randell AdjeiDirector, RISE Edutainment; Past Recipient

Jackie Brown Fundholder

Nora Gorman Managing Director, Corporate Communications, Marketing, Tangerine

David Hogg Investment Advisor, BMO Nesbitt Burns

Lucy Lawlor Fundholder

Laurie Thomson Fundholder

David Visentin Executive and Artistic Director, Sistema Toronto; Past Recipient

Natalie Townsend Committee ChairManaging Partner, NorthRock Capital Partners; Toronto Foundation Board Member; Chair, Community Initiatives Committee; Fundholder

Ruth Cumberbatch Development Manager, Arts Etobicoke; Past Recipient

Andrea Gunraj Program Director, METRAC; Past Recipient

Peter Goring Fundholder

Lucinda Main Partner, Beard Winter LLP

David O’Leary Managing Partner, Eden Valley Partners

Jode Roberts Communications Specialist, David Suzuki Foundation; Past Recipient

Sue Griggs Committee Chair Leadership Coach, The Coaching Project Inc.; Toronto Foundation Board Member; Fundholder

Sarah Pendleton Community Volunteer

Alicia Rose Managing Director, Framework; Past Recipient

Letecia Rose Manager, Programs & Partnership, Nia Centre for the Arts; Past Recipient

Martin Ship Fundholder

Lindsay Sinclair Fundholder

Nicole Woodward Associate, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Family Wealth Counsel, Legacy Protection and Advocacy

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2015-16 Strategic Grant Streams by Issue Area

2015-16 Strategic Grants

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Vital Ideas

Vital Youth

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$20,796

$329,640

$81,044

$431,480

From Fundholders and Partners

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$225,405

$202,300

$470,351

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$63,442

$555,045

$283,344

$901,831

Leadership, Civic Engagement,and Belonging$182,291 (20.1%)

Arts and Culture$180,000 (20%)

Environment$5,000 (0.6%)

Gap Between Rich and Poor$45,000 (5%)

Getting Around$15,000 (1.7%)

Health and Wellness$194,500 (21.6%)

Housing$29,000 (3.2%)

Learning$115,595 (12.8%)

Safety$30,000 (3.3%)

Work$105,445.00 (11.7%)

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Strategic Granting — Vital People

Vital People grant recipients are outstanding leaders in the not-for-profit sector dedicated to making Toronto the best it can be. This grant stream facilitates next level leadership through professional development grants of up to $5,000.

Erica Shuttleworth Fund • Griggs Family Foundation • Honey Family Foundation • Lycklama Family Fund • MacFeeters Fund • O’Neil Leger Family Foundation • Patricia J. Fleming (FBG) Fund • The Susan, Sarah and Nicholas Latremoille Fund

Carly KalishIndividual and Family Therapist, East Metro Youth Services (EMYS)Nonprofit Management certificate at Harvard University to further develop Carly’s management and strategy skills, preparing her to help EMYS effectively deliver programs and services to the community. This grant was made possible with support from the Erica Shuttleworth Fund.

Charlie AndrewsExecutive Director, Common ThreadMasters of Business Administration program at Ivey School of Business to enhance Charlie’s strategic planning and leadership skills to support her overall growth in the not-for-profit sector and beyond.

Denise PintoProject Director, Jane’s WalkThe THNK School of Creative Leadership in Vancouver that focuses on creativity, business model innovation, and entrepreneurship to renew Denise in her work and hone her leadership skills. This grant was made possible with support from the MacFeeters Fund.

Ige EgalExecutive Director, Toronto Inner-City Rugby FoundationNot-for-profit Governance Essentials Program at the Rotman School of Management and other rugby related conferences to enhance Ige’s capabilities in management and governance.

Jesus GomezGood Food Café Chef and Senior Coordinator, FoodShareCourses in facilitation and school food programming along with presenting at a conference in his field to build Jesus’s confidence as a leader and enhance his ability to foster a healthy school food culture. This grant was made possible with support from the Griggs Family Foundation.

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2015-16 Supporters

Vital People Grants in 2015-16

Grants13

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$20,796 +From Fundholders and Partners

$42,646 $63,442

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Jode RobertsCommunications Specialist, David Suzuki FoundationA course through the renowned Project for Public Space in New York City and exchanging knowledge with several leading United States-based grassroots organizations to expand the impact of Jode’s work with the David Suzuki Foundation’s Homegrown National Park project and beyond.

Kaitlin WainwrightDirector of Programming, Heritage TorontoCourses in not-for-profit management, digital media, and storytelling to provide Kaitlin with a better understanding of digital heritage and opportunities to increase access to heritage programming in Toronto. This grant was made possible with support from The Susan, Sarah and Nicholas Latremoille Fund.

Leah HoustonArtistic Director, MABELLEartsAn international community building arts project and the Kellogg School of Management’s intensive not-for-profit finance course to enhance Leah’s financial management acumen and position her to guide the organization as it expands. This grant was made possible with support from the Honey Family Foundation.

Mark WoodnuttCommunity Advocacy Coordinator, The Stop Community Food CentreCertification in Solution Focused Brief Coaching from the University of Toronto and membership at the Canadian Centre for Brief Therapy, to allow Mark to better identify and support program participants. This grant was made possible with support from the Patricia J. Fleming (FBG) Fund.

Mike CyrProgram Director, Silent Voice CanadaNot-for-profit financial literacy and MBA essentials for management courses at the Rotman Business School to strengthen Mike’s capacity to lead effectively and take on more senior leadership roles throughout his career.

Paulina O’KieffeProject Director, ArtReach TorontoThe Project Management certificate at Ryerson University to empower Paulina to better support and mentor young leaders and emerging artists to improve social and educational outcomes. This grant was made possible with support from the Honey Family Foundation.

Shaneeza Nazseer AllyManager, Centre for Organizational Resilience, For Youth Initiative (FYI)Stanford School of Business’s Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders to position Shaneeza to take on new leadership roles at FYI and guide the organization through strategic planning and expansion.

Veronika KvonProgram Manager, Business in the StreetsSeveral not-for-profit management courses and attendance at the Ontario Non-Profit Network Conference to expose Veronika to emerging best practices and growth strategies in the sector and build on her existing knowledge of business management and grassroots organizing.

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Strategic Granting — Vital Ideas

Vital Ideas grant recipients are high-impact organizations ready to take their work to the next level. This grant stream builds capacity in Toronto’s charitable sector through grants of up to $30,000 to make already successful programs more effective and sustainable.

Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation, Youth Housing Rights Expanding the reach of its highly successful Youth Housing Rights Program that addresses the unique barriers marginalized Toronto youth face when accessing and maintaining housing, by evaluating and documenting its curriculum and producing communications materials. This grant was made possible with support from the Peter and Elizabeth Morgan Fund.

Covenant House, Toronto Urban Response Model for Sex Trafficking Formalizing and expanding its program model to better understand and articulate its impact on victim safety and empowerment, goal achievement, resiliency, and health and wellbeing through formal research of best practices and other evaluation activities. This grant was made possible with support from the Brown-Nusbaum Family Fund, the Tony and Caley Taylor Family Fund, and an anonymous Fund.

Culturelink Settlement Services, How to Create MOOCsDesigning and delivering a massive open online course (MOOC) for not-for-profit organizations that want to provide their services via this innovative, cost-effective, and far-reaching medium that Culturelink has used to great success in delivering its own programming.

Daily Bread Food Bank, Engagement and Empowerment Reviewing and documenting the Volunteer Action Committee program model, a participatory approach to running the food bank, creating promotional materials, and assembling a program toolkit to codify practices and procedures. This grant was made possible with support from the John and Jocelyn Barford Family Foundation and the Tony and Caley Taylor Family Fund.

Eva’s Initiatives for Homeless Youth, Phoenix Education ProgramDocumenting and sharing the successes of its rapidly growing and innovative education program by building an evaluation framework and shareable program manual and by disseminating materials including a documentary style video to tell the program’s story of impact. This grant was made possible with support from the KPMG Vital Impact: Vital Toronto program*.

FoodShare Toronto, Good Food CaféDocumenting and scaling the Good Food Café program to offer training, coaching, and support to school communities interested in replicating and integrating FoodShare’s healthy school cafeteria model into their own community programs. This grant was made possible with support from the Brown-Nusbaum Family Fund.

2015-16 Recipients

Art Eggleton Fund • Brown-Nusbaum Family Fund • Goring Family Foundation • Griggs Family Foundation • John and Jocelyn Barford Family Foundation • Michelle Tanenbaum Fund • Patricia J. Fleming (FBG) Fund • Peter and Elizabeth Morgan Fund • Sedbergh School Fund • Tony and Caley Taylor Family Fund • Townsend Family Foundation • Women’s Fund • Anonymous (1)

2015-16 Supporters

Vital Ideas Grants in 2015-16

Grants19

From the Vital Toronto Fund

$329,640 +From Fundholders and Partners

$225,405 $555,045

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Frontier College, Beat the StreetResearching and evaluating the short and long term impacts of the Beat the Streets program that partners with Toronto shelters and other organizations across the city to provide youth who have not completed high school a way back into the education system.This grant was made possible with support from the Art Eggleton Fund, the John and Jocelyn Barford Family Foundation, the Michelle Tanenbaum Fund, the Sedbergh School Fund, the Tony and Caley Taylor Family Fund, and the Townsend Family Foundation.

Hospice Toronto, Creating Caring CommunitiesEngaging past participants from St. James Town to evaluate impact and refine a tool kit to share and implement in other communities that wish to replicate the program’s approach to engaging residents in supporting their neighbours with life limiting illnesses through information sharing and in home support.

Lumacare, Strategy for Older LGBTQ AdultsDeveloping services that support the well-being and social care needs of LGBTQ seniors and setting the ground work to share organizational learnings with others in the senior-serving sector.

Malvern Family Resource Centre, Grow 42Researching community governance models and meeting with key stakeholders and community members to transition the Action for Neighbourhood Change program from a resident driven food security program to one led by a community advisory group that includes a mentoring network to facilitate capacity building of emerging community leaders. This grant was made possible with support from the Goring Family Foundation and the Michelle Tanenbaum Fund. Rise Edutainment, Open Mic MondaysDeveloping a governance structure, creating strategic advertising campaigns, and documenting and sharing its impact and steep upward trajectory stories. This grant was made possible with support from the Michelle Tanenbaum Fund.

Sistering - A Woman’s Place, Social EnterprisesEvaluating baseline activities of its two social enterprises, Inspirations Studio and Spun Studio, creating promotional material to tell their story of impact, and conducting a feasibility study on creating a business plan to expand the program model.This grant was made possible with support from the Patricia J. Fleming (FBG) Fund, the Tony and Caley Taylor Family Fund, and the Women’s Fund.

Small Change Fund, Online Resource CentreDeveloping a Leader Coaching Toolkit to help community leaders more effectively plan, scope, and implement successful crowdfunding and crowdsourcing campaigns to build more financial and social capital from within their community.

St. Stephen’s Community House, Peer Worker ProgramDocumenting, promoting, and facilitating the replication of The Peer Worker Program for partner organizations that wish to adopt the innovative model that hires peers with lived experience to run programs or support program participants.

Success Beyond Limits, Youth SpaceDocumenting and evaluating the Youth Space to better understand how a space for youth from high-needs communities designed by youth in a school setting can operate effectively and how the successful model aligns with current research, conversations, and best practice in the youth space field. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund

The Remix Project, 10 Year AnniversaryHoning and developing its youth-led, urban arts and culture curriculum through evaluation activities like stakeholder interviews, surveys, focus groups, and strengthening outreach strategies and communications collateral to better understand and articulate its impact on participants.

Toronto Artscape Foundation, Communities Impact InitiativeAnalyzing and promoting the impact of their cultural facilities on the economic, cultural, social, and environmental conditions of their neighbourhoods to illuminate the relationship between their work and the wellbeing of the communities in which they work.

VIBE Arts, Community Sharing Arts Education Further engaging stakeholders and promoting their Community Sharing Program which engages young people in skills development in their own communities by enhancing their web presence, sharing podcasts and arts educational teaching webinars, and translating other educational resources so they can be shared for free use by other educators. This grant was made possible with support from the Griggs Family Foundation and an anonymous Fund.

WoodGreen Foundation, Rites of PassageEstablishing the groundwork to expand the Rites of Passage program, an Afro-centric program that helps young people develop leadership skills, confidence, and purpose to help them succeed in school and employment, into new communities in Toronto.

*Vital Impact: Vital Toronto a collaborative program of Toronto Foundation and KPMG.This model corporate program leverages financial resources and pro bono business expertise in support of leading Toronto not-for-profits. Since 2010, KPMG employees have selected a Vital Ideas applicant each year to receive funding from the firm as well as volunteer time, skills, and pro bono services. Over the last six years KPMG has granted $180,000 and provided pro bono support valued at more than $250,000 through Vital Impact: Vital Toronto.

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Strategic Granting — Vital Youth

Vital Youth grant recipients increase access to high-quality recreation activities for youth. This grant stream supports programming that helps youth build useful skills and connect to their communities through grants of up to $15,000.

Art Gallery of York University, Spotlight: Youth Artists Take Centre StageOffering dance and spoken word poetry workshops for youth from the Jane-Finch community with a focus on recruiting alumni to design and deliver the workshops to provide participants with professional development in arts education, curriculum planning, and workshop delivery. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

Birchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood Centre, Take the Leap (Leadership Through Education and Physical Activity)Partnering with the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities to bring two adjacent but separate communities together so that youth from primarily racialized and low socioeconomic backgrounds can come together through active recreation and healthy living to build skills and unleash their capacity for leadership.

CNIB, TIES - Teens Involved in Employment and SportsPreparing blind or partially sighted Toronto teens for employment and post-secondary school by exposing them to new experiences while providing important training opportunities for them to advocate for themselves and develop leadership skills. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

Canadian Roots Exchange, Toronto Youth Reconciliation InitiativeEngaging four young Toronto leaders to be trained to lead programming in their own communities and act as mentors to recruit Indigenous and non-Indigenous younger youth to build bridges between them and facilitate dialogue and stronger relationships.

COSTI Immigrant Services, Youth Recreation ProgramEngaging able-bodied and disabled youth in recreational programming focused on physical literacy and health and wellness awareness to increase self-esteem, confidence, and skills in physical movement, teamwork, leadership, and healthy living.

CultureLink Settlement Services, West Hill Bike ClubIncreasing access to recreation, encouraging diversity, and developing leadership among primarily newcomer youth through an after-school Bike Club at West Hill Collegiate Institute that offers cycling training, support for finding affordable bicycles, excursions, and Playing for Keeps Neighbourhood Games. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

2015-16 Recipients

Ada W. Slaight Fund • Griggs Family Foundation • Kevin Burke Family Foundation • Shum Vourkoutiotis Fund • Teow Family Foundation • James & Barbara Stewart • Anonymous (1)

2015-16 Supporters

Vital Youth Grants in 2015-16

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$81,044 +From Fundholders and Partners

$202,300 $283,344

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Delta Family Resource Centre, Youth at the SummitEngaging isolated youth from three Toronto Community Housing communities in Humber Summit in a range of interactive recreational activities and opportunities to build leadership skills and positive social networks. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre, Youth on the MoveEmpowering youth with practical and transferrable skills in sport certification, videography, and other life skills and increasing access to diverse activities and opportunities to build their peer networks. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

East Scarborough Storefront, Sports for ChangeEngaging youth in community sporting activities that earn them points towards becoming Kingston-Galloway-Orton Park Sports for Change Champions in order to strengthen the connection between sports and community building.

Harbourfront Community Centre, Waterfront Youth HelpsOffering workshops for youth in health and safety, program and event planning, communication strategies, volunteer management, and team building so that they can develop and lead Playing for Keeps Neighbourhood Games to foster a more welcoming and inclusive neighbourhood. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

Hospice Toronto, Young CarersExpanding recruitment for older youth to be trained as mentors for younger participants in the program that supports youth who take care of family members with chronic illness, are dying or live with a disability, substance abuse, mental health challenges, and/or language barriers.

MABELLEarts, Youth at the CentreProviding comprehensive leadership training and skills building for youth from Mabelle and West Mall neighbourhoods by engaging them in the development of arts projects that encourage diverse Mabelle residents to come together and have fun. This grant was made possible with support from the Ada W. Slaight Fund.

Mentoring Junior Kids Organization (MJKO), Round IIProviding intensive leadership training and coaching certifications for youth leaders and facilitating opportunities for them to serve as mentors to other youth that participate in MJKO’s Playing for Keeps Neighbourhood Games. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

Scarborough Arts, The Animating Democracy Project, EAST 2015Encouraging democratic dialogue by engaging youth in documenting important issues facing their communities through documentary videography and photojournalism that includes intensive active field work, story gathering through research, and interview and image collecting. This grant was made possible with support from the Ada W. Slaight Fund.

Skills for Change of Metro Toronto, Step AheadLinking youth from low-income and different cultural backgrounds with long-term employment and recreation opportunities by empowering them with entrepreneurial, leadership, and technical dance and teaching skills to position them to develop their own fee-for-service dance instruction businesses. This grant was made possible with support from the Ada W. Slaight Fund.

Success Beyond Limits, Toronto Sporting Games TourYouth mentors working in groups of two or three to create and deliver workshops showcasing the rules and history of eight feature Pan Am Games sports to their peers and organizing Playing for Keeps Neighbourhood Games based on each sport and in collaboration with a larger planning committee.

The Base - Lost Lyrics, Original Griots - Playing for KeepsEngaging Lost Lyrics alumni in various aspects of the organization’s program delivery to support peers in developing critical analysis skills, strategies for social change, and articulating self-awareness while translating and expanding their own knowledge and experience with the program into tangible skills.

UNITY Charity, Healthy Active Youth Leadership ProgramLeading dance workshops for youth from low-income families and visible minorities in an inclusive atmosphere to promote the development of positive physical activity habits while connecting them with role models and building their capacity as leaders. This grant was made possible with support from the Ada W. Slaight Fund.

West Neighbourhood House, Silk Screening Leadership ProjectEngaging newcomer and immigrant youth as well as youth from immigrant families each week to learn how to silk screen and deliver silk screening workshops to peers at different community locations and events. This grant was made possible with support from an anonymous Fund.

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Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives in 2015-16

Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives are strategic, collaborative partnerships with charitable organizations, the public and private sectors, and our Fundholders, that actively address the issues identified in the Toronto’s Vital Signs Report. Many Toronto Foundation Fundholders direct a portion of their own granting to these initiatives in addition to the Foundation’s support.

Beyond 3:30In collaboration with the Toronto Foundation for Student Success

Beyond 3:30 provides homework support, recreation, skills development, and mentorship to middle school students after school between 3:30 and 7:30 — a time of day when they are most vulnerable in Toronto’s underserved communities.

Since its launch in 2009, Beyond 3:30 has successfully expanded from 13 to 18 sites across Toronto and has reached more than 8,700 students.

In 2015-16 Toronto Foundation, with support from generous Fundholders, granted $95,000 to Beyond 3:30.Toronto Foundation Fundholders contributed an additional $133,000 as part of their own granting.Total granted by Toronto Foundation and Fundholders since 2009: $1.7M

Recipe for Community In partnership with the City of Toronto

Recipe for Community uses the universal language of food to bring communities together to connect with one another, increase community engagement, build skills, and beautify shared neighbourhood spaces.

Since it was launched in 2009, Recipe for Community projects have reached four communities in Toronto: Alexandra Park, St. James Town, Weston-Mt. Dennis, and Scarborough Village. Programming in the fifth community, Rexdale, is set to kick off in the summer of 2016.

In 2015-16 Toronto Foundation, with support from generous Fundholders, granted $15,000 to Recipe for Community. Total granted by Toronto Foundation and Fundholders since 2009: $556,000

Ada W. Slaight FundBruce Beauchamp Memorial FundCatherine Logan FundCavelti Family FoundationGoldie Feldman FundGriggs Family FoundationJohn and Christine Currie Foundation

Miller-Cammidge FundNeil and Shirley Macdougall FundNorman Allan Middleton FundO’Neil Leger Family FoundationPanda Family FundPayne Family FundRonald N. Leggett Memorial Fund

Schachter Family FundShum Vourkoutiotis FundTeow Family FoundationTony and Caley Taylor Family FundVandewater Charitable FoundationAnonymous (1)

2015-16 Supporters

Charles and Joyce Ramsay FundGriggs Family FoundationJoan McCalla FundKaren and Bill Barnett FundSchachter Family Fund

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This year’s recipients of the Martin Connell Spirit of Philanthropy Award, Jan and John MacIntyre, are Fundholders since 2005 and generous contributors to many leading Toronto charities and projects.

The pair is driven by personal interests and passions – from animal welfare to the arts to organizations like Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation (pictured here.) Their commitment goes well beyond cheque writing. As volunteers and leaders in philanthropy, their example is an inspiration to others.

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Toronto Sport Leadership ProgramIn partnership with YMCA Toronto and the City of Toronto

Toronto Sport Leadership Program (TSLP) is creating opportunities for growth and meaningful employment for youth through specialized sport and coaching training certification.

Since TSLP was launched in 2006, students have earned more than 2,000 certifications.

In 2015-16 Toronto Foundation, with support from generous Fundholders, granted $40,000 to the Toronto Sport Leadership Program. Total granted by Toronto Foundation and Fundholders since 2006: $399,000

100In1DayIn partnership with Evergreen and United Way Toronto & York Region

100In1Day invites Torontonians to organize Urban Interventions, community-based ideas for a better city led by individuals, community-based groups, or organizations. Transformative or scalable interventions for 100In1Day were eligible to apply for a Vital Innovation Award of up to $10,000 provided by Toronto Foundation.

In 2015-16 Toronto Foundation granted $30,000 to 100In1Day. Total granted by Toronto Foundation since 2014: $60,000.

John and Christine Currie FoundationNeil and Shirley Macdougall FundShum Vourkoutiotis FundVandewater Charitable Foundation

2015-16 Supporters

Bowery Project Used Milk Crate Farm

Davenport Perth Neighbourhood and Community Health Centre Positive Messaging – building a more caring community through love

David Suzuki Foundation Homegrown National Park Project - Rain gardens of Danforth East Village

2015-16 Recipients

Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives in 2015-16

Leadership, Civic Engagement,and Belonging

Arts and Culture$627,546 (5.2%)

Environment

Gap Between Rich and Poor$796,229 (6.6%)

Getting Around$101,000 (0.8%)

Health and Wellness$194,500 (21.6%)

Housing$152,496 (1.3%)

Learning$2,189,548 (18.1%)

Safety$211,827 (1.8%)

Work$57,160 (0.5%)

Leadership, Civic Engagement,and Belonging

Arts and Culture$627,546 (5.2%)

Environment

Gap Between Rich and Poor$796,229 (6.6%)

Getting Around$101,000 (0.8%)

Health and Wellness$194,500 (21.6%)

Housing$152,496 (1.3%)

Learning$2,189,548 (18.1%)

Safety$211,827 (1.8%)

Work$57,160 (0.5%)

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TORONTO 2015 Games Legacies2015 was a big year in Toronto as we hosted the TO2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games. Toronto Foundation was pleased to partner with a number of initiatives and organizations to support the sustainable social and physical legacies the Games brought to Toronto.

Playing for Keeps In partnership with the Playing for Keeps Collaborative

Playing for Keeps (P4K) builds social capital — trust and the sense of belonging — through volunteerism and play to create healthier, more active, and better connected communities. At the heart of it are Neighbourhood Games, playful and simple community events run by residents to bring their communities together.P4K makes three kinds of community grants to bring the program to life:

• P4K Champion grants to partner organizations to support recruitment and stewardship of volunteer Community Leaders

• Try-A-Sport Neighbourhood Games grants to support events that introduce Torontonians to new sports • Micro-grants to help Torontonians host P4K Neighbourhood Games in their own communities

In 2015-16 P4K made Community Grants of $73,150. Total Community Grants since 2011: $318,000.

Pan Am PathExtending more than 80km across Toronto, the Pan Am Path brings residents, community organizations, businesses, and artists together to connect Torontonians to their city and each other. The multi-use path connects Toronto’s trails, ravines, and neighbourhoods to create an active, living public space.

As the Path’s Legacy Partner, Toronto Foundation has committed $1 Million to the collaborative development of a 10-year sustainability plan to ensure the Path’s vitality for years to come.

Total granted to Pan Am Path by Toronto Foundation and Fundholders since 2014: $198,000

Calamor FundGriggs Family FoundationJohn and Christine Currie FoundationJohn and Jocelyn Barford Family FoundationOntario Trillium Foundation Townsend Family Foundation

2015-16 Supporters

B+H International LPJ. Douglas Crashley FundTanzeel MerchantAnonymous (1)

2015-16 Supporters

Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives in 2015-16

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Friends of the GamesIn collaboration with the Organizing Committee for the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games

15 community donors thanked their community for hosting the TO2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games by donating $1.5M to purchase Games tickets so 60,000 youth from across Ontario could attend.

Hello and WelcomeIn collaboration with the Toronto Star

Wearing “Hello my name is” name tags, 750,000 Torontonians welcomed visitors to our city for the TO2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games.

Toronto 2015 Sport Legacy FundIn collaboration with the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario

Administered by Toronto Foundation, a $70 million Sport Legacy Fund established by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario will ensure that three of the Games’ new facilities (Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre, Mattamy National Cycling Centre, and York Lions Stadium) remain in top working order through ongoing contributions for capital maintenance.

Contributions in 2015-16: $5.1M. Total contributions made since 2015: $10M.

John BarfordW. Edmund ClarkPeter DeebIan and Kiki DelaneyJames EsteyJon and Nancy LoveGerald McCaugheyRichard NesbittBruce PowerDream Unlimited Corp.Kilmer Van Nostrand Co. Ltd.PCL Constructors Canada Ltd.RioCan Real Estate Investment TrustRogers CommunicationsWaterton Global

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Other SupportersGiuliana CarboneJane R. RomoffTobias Novogrodsky and Tessa Colthoff

Our Games Legacy

60,000 youth sent to the games

60,000 neighbours came together

750,000 Torontonians said welcome

$70 million invested in sustainability

Toronto’s Vital Signs Initiatives in 2015-16

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Donor-Led Granting

A Fund at Toronto Foundation simplifies your charitable giving across Canada and provides the support you need to shape your unique philanthropic legacy. The Foundation takes care of the back office details and provides the resources necessary to achieve the meaningful charitable impact you’re looking for.

360 Kids4th Line Theatre Company of Peterborough519 Church Street Community Centre5th Hamilton ScoutsA.S.T.C. Science World SocietyAbbeyfield Houses Society of CanadaAboriginal Legal Services of TorontoAccess Alliance - Multicultural Health

and Community ServicesAccessible Community Counselling

and Employment ServicesAdult Disabled Downhill SkiingAFP Foundation for Philanthropy-CanadaAfrican Community Services of PeelAfrican Medical & Research FoundationAgincourt Community Services AssociationAgricola Finnish Lutheran Congregation

AICPAIDS Committee of TorontoAIM for SEVAAlberta Aviation Museum AssociationAlberta Theatre Projects SocietyAlexandra ParkAlliance for Canadian New Music ProjectsAlpine CanadaaluCine Latin Film+Media Arts FestivalAlzheimer Society of B.C.Alzheimer Society of CanadaAlzheimer Society of OntarioAlzheimer Society of TorontoAmadeus Choir of Greater TorontoAmnesty International Canadian SectionAmyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of CanadaAphasia InstituteAptus Treatment CentreAPU Malawi Education FoundationArmour Heights Presbyterian ChurchArrabon HouseArt Gallery of OntarioArt Gallery of York UniversityArt Starts Neighbourhood Cultural CentreArthritis Research FoundationArthritis SocietyArts for Children and Youth (AFCY)Arts Manitoba Publications Inc.

Ashoka CanadaAspen Valley Wildlife SanctuaryAssociation in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted

FoundationAtlantic Salmon Federation (Canada)Ballet Jorgen CanadaBarbra Schlifer Commemorative ClinicBaycrest Centre for Geriatric CareBaycrest Centre FoundationBeit Halochem Canada/Aid to Disabled Veterans

of Israel (Canada)Belmont House FoundationBethany ChurchBig Brothers Big Sisters of Ajax-PickeringBig Brothers Big Sisters of HaltonBig Brothers Big Sisters of Hamilton and BurlingtonBig Brothers Big Sisters of North Durham

Big Brothers Big Sisters of St.Thomas-ElginBig Brothers Big Sisters of TorontoBig Brothers Big Sisters of YorkBirchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood CentreBishop Strachan SchoolBlack Business and Professional AssociationBlessed Sacrament ChurchBlessed Sacrament Roman Catholic ChurchBlue Mountain Foundation for the ArtsBoreal College FoundationBoundless Adventures AssociationBoys and Girls Club of East ScarboroughBoys and Girls Club of PeelBoys and Girls Club of York RegionBoys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BCBraeburn Neighbourhood PlaceBrampton 9235 Outreach Corp o/a Knights TableBrandon Street Community Development FoundationBrandon University FoundationBrands for Canada OntarioBranksome HallBridgepoint Health FoundationBrigantine Inc.British Columbia Institute of TechnologyBritish Columbia Institute of Technology FoundationBroad Reach Foundation for Youth LeadersBruce Trail ConservancyBurlington Performing Arts Centre

Business and Education Partnership of Waterloo Region

Business in the StreetsC.D. Howe InstituteCalgary Immigrant Women’s AssociationCamosun CollegeCamp Awakening IncorporatedCamp CucumberCamp OochigeasCanada Company: Many Ways to ServeCanada-Israel Children’s CentresCanada’s National Ballet SchoolCanada’s National History SocietyCanadian Associates of the Ben Gurion University

of the Negev Inc.Canadian Association for Participatory DevelopmentCanadian Baptist Ministries

Canadian Breast Cancer FoundationCanadian Breast Cancer Foundation - Ontario ChapterCanadian Cancer SocietyCanadian Catholic Organization for Development

and PeaceCanadian Civil Liberties Education TrustCanadian Diabetes AssociationCanadian Feed the ChildrenCanadian Fellowship FoundationCanadian Foundation for AIDS ResearchCanadian Foundation for Governance Research (CFGR)Canadian Foundation for the Prevention

of Family ViolenceCanadian Friends of Finland Education FoundationCanadian Friends of Tel Aviv University, Inc.Canadian Hearing SocietyCanadian Hemophilia SocietyCanadian Institute For Advanced ResearchCanadian Landmine FoundationCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationCanadian Magen David Adom for IsraelCanadian Mental Health Association Ontario DivisionCanadian Mental Health Association, MiddlesexCanadian Museum of Carpets and TextilesCanadian Museum of NatureCanadian Music CentreCanadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB)Canadian Naval Memorial Trust

My uncle Norman spent his career as a school teacher and truly understood how valuable it is to provide young people with strong support. Giving to organizations that provide that support when it is needed most is a legacy I am proud to continue on his behalf.

Karen Murphy, Toronto Foundation Fundholder

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Canadian Occupational Therapy FoundationCanadian Opera CompanyCanadian Parks & Wilderness SocietyCanadian Pulmonary Fibrosis FoundationCanadian Red Cross SocietyCanadian Red Cross Society - Ontario ZoneCanadian Red Cross, Toronto RegionCanadian Roots ExchangeCanadian Rotarian Water FoundationCanadian Rugby FoundationCanadian Stem Cell FoundationCanadian Technion SocietyCanadian Tennis AssociationCanadian UNICEF CommitteeCanadian Wildlife FederationCanadian Women’s FoundationCancer Research SocietyCanuck Place Children’s HospiceCARE CanadaCarefirst FoundationCaribbean Global Missions

- Belka Summer Camp with Mayor John ToryCasey House FoundationCathedral Church of St. JamesCatholic Near East Welfare AssociationCatholic Youth OrganizationCentennial College Central Canadian Public Television AssociationCentral United Church

Centre d’Action Bénévole de Montréal Inc./Volunteer Bureau of Montreal Inc.

Centre for Addiction & Mental Health FoundationCentre for Addiction and Mental HealthCentre For Community Learning & DevelopmentCentre for Equality Rights in Accommodation (CERA)Centre for Spanish Speaking PeoplesCFUW - North Toronto Scholarship FundChalice (Canada)CHATS Community Home Assistance to SeniorsChild Development InstituteChild Evangelism Fellowship of CanadaChild Haven InternationalChildhood Cancer Canada FoundationChildren Aid Society of TorontoChildren’s Aid FoundationChildren’s Book Bank & Literacy FoundationChildren’s Cottage Society of CalgaryChildren’s Family House Society of BC

(Ronald McDonald House)Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada

- Ontario ChapterChisholm Thomson Family FoundationChoirs OntarioChor Leoni Men’s ChoirChristian Direction Inc.

Christian Resource CentreChristie Ossington Neighbourhood CentreChurch of the RedeemerCity of Hamilton Pan Am Initiatives OfficeCity of Hamilton Public Health Services

- Unfiltered Facts youth engagement programCity of MississaugaCity of Toronto CIVIXCloverleaf FoundationCoast To Coast Against Cancer FoundationCODEColin B. Glassco Charitable Foundation For ChildrenCollingwood General & Marine Hospital FoundationColumbus House (Pembroke) Inc.Common Ground Co-OperativeCommon Thread Community Chorus of TorontoCommunity Food Centres CanadaCommunity Living HamiltonCommunity Living Newmarket/Aurora DistrictCommunity Living Ontario

/Integration Communautaire OntarioCommunity Living TorontoCommunity MicroSkills Development CentreComox Valley Therapeutic Riding SocietyComox Valley Youth Music CentreConestoga College Institute of Technology

and Advanced LearningConrad Grebel University College

Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-SudCo-operative Housing Federation of Toronto (CHFT)CORPUSCOSTI Immigrant ServicesCounty of DufferinCovenant House TorontoCreative and Natural Outdoor Experience Inc.Crescent SchoolCrohn’s & Colitis CanadaCrystal Cathedral Ministries of CanadaCSJ Research and EducationCultureLink Settlement ServicesCUSO InternationalCystic Fibrosis CanadaDaily Bread Food BankDaily Bread Food Bank Foundation of TorontoDalhousie UniversityDavenport-Perth Neighbourhood

and Community Health CentreDavid McAntony Gibson FoundationDavid Suzuki FoundationDelisle Youth ServicesDelta Family Resource CentreDelta Waterfowl FoundationDignitas InternationalDistress Centre of Ottawa and Region

Distress Centres of TorontoDixie Bloor Neighbourhood CentreDixon Hall Neighbourhood ServicesDoctors Without Borders CanadaDoorsteps Neighbourhood ServicesDorset Community Partnership FundDownsview Services for SeniorsDress For Success Vancouver SocietyDrum Artz Canada (DAC)Ducks Unlimited CanadaDurham CollegeDwight Friends of the LibraryEarthroots FundEast Metro Youth ServicesEast Scarborough Boys & Girls ClubEastview Neighbourhood Community CentreEcojustice Canada SocietyEcologos Environmental OrganizationEcology Action CentreEmpowerment SquaredEnvironmental Defence Canada Inc.Etobicoke Children’s CentreEvangel HallEva’s Initiatives For Homeless YouthEvergreenFactory TheatreFamily Services York RegionFanshawe College of Applied Arts & TechnologyFarm Radio International

Fatal Light Awareness Program Inc.Federated Health Charities CorporationFINCAFloyd Honey FoundationFondation Canadienne pour le Dialogue des CulturesFood Bank of Waterloo RegionFoodShare TorontoFor Youth InitiativeFort York Food BankFred Victor CentreFree the ChildrenFreeSchools World LiteracyFriends of Simon Wiesenthal Center

for Holocaust StudiesFriends of the CAMH Archives

(Museum of Mental Health Services)Friends of the Learning Disabled, Camp KirkFriendship in Action, A Canadian Children’s CharityFrontier CollegeFrontiers Foundation Inc.Future Possibilities for KidsFutureWatch Environment Development

and Education PartnersG. Magnotta Foundation for Vector-Borne DiseasesGeneva Centre for Autism FoundationGeorge Hull Centre for Children and Families

Families with a sick child face a unique set of challenges and hurdles as they navigate the healthcare system. We dedicate our philanthropic giving to leading child healthcare organizations with the hope that we can help alleviate the burden of those challenges.

Vanessa Melman Yakobson, Toronto Foundation Fundholder

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Positive male role models can make all the difference in a young man’s life. With this in mind, a group of professional black men, including Marlon Reid, Ainsworth Morgan, Gavin Douglas, and Justice Donald McLeod launched the 100 Strong Foundation.

The Goal? To promote self-empowerment and success within the black community and, ultimately, unite young men with supportive mentors.

Photo by Chris Young

Georgian Bay ForeverGeorgian Bay Trust FoundationGeorgian College of Applied Arts and TechnologyGirls Incorporated of York RegionGlaucoma Research Society of CanadaGlen Lyon Norfolk School FoundationGolf Canada FoundationGood Shepherd Centre of HamiltonGood Shepherd MinistriesGovernors of St. Francis Xavier UniversityGrace Church on the HillGrandview Children’s CentreGreater Peterborough Health Services FoundationGreater Vancouver Food Bank SocietyGreen Learning Canada FoundationGreenwood College SchoolHabitat for Humanity Toronto Inc.Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region Inc.Haliburton Highlands Health Services FoundationHalton District School BoardHalton Food for ThoughtHamilton Association for Residential

and Recreational Redevelopment ProgramsHamilton Health Sciences FoundationHamilton Regional Indian CentreHammer BandHarbourfront Community CentreHari Krishan PublicationHasting Park Foundation for Rights and Freedoms

Havergal College FoundationHeart & Stroke FoundationHeart & Stroke Foundation of British Columbia

and YukonHeart & Stroke Foundation of OntarioHelpAge CanadaHelping Homeless PetsHeritage TorontoHigh Adventure Gospel Communication MinistriesHigh Park Nature CentreHincks-Dellcrest CentreHolland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital

FoundationHome on the Hill Supportive HousingHomes First FoundationHong Fook Mental Health AssociationHope AirHorizons of FriendshipHospice TorontoHospital for Sick ChildrenHospital for Sick Children FoundationHot DocsHousing for Youth in the City of York CorporationHuman Rights Watch, Inc.Humanity FirstHumber College of Applied Arts and TechnologyHumber River Hospital Foundation

Humber Valley United ChurchHumbercrest United ChurchHuntsville District Memorial Hospital FoundationHutton House Association for Adults with DisabilitiesIncarnation MinistriesIncorporated Synod of the Diocese of TorontoIndspireInstitute for Research on Public PolicyInter ParesInterim PlaceInternational Conservation Fund of Canada Inc.Interval HouseInter-Varsity Christian FellowshipIqaluit Humane SocietyJamaican Canadian AssociationJane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research,

Education, and ConservationJane/Finch Community and Family CentreJericho Youth ServicesJessie’s Callwood Centre for Young WomenJewish Family and Child Service of Greater TorontoJIAS (Jewish Immigrant Aid Services) TorontoJunior Achievement Central OntarioJunior Achievement of British ColumbiaJunior League of TorontoJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of CanadaKawartha-Haliburton Children’s FoundationKen & Ann Watts Memorial Scholarship FoundationKennedy House

Kenyan Kids Foundation CanadaKidney Foundation of CanadaKids Help PhoneKids’ Lit Quiz CanadaKids Up Front Foundation TorontoKinark Child and Family ServicesKingdome Life Outreach InternationalKingston Animal RescueKingsway - Lambton United ChurchKitchener - Conestoga Rotary Club

Community Aid FundKuriou FoundationLa Boîte à Soleil Coop Inc.Lake O’Hara Trails ClubLake Ontario WaterkeeperLake Simcoe Conservation FoundationL’Arche Canada FoundationLaurentian UniversityLearning Disabilities Association of OntarioLearning Enrichment FoundationLeaside Presbyterian ChurchLes Jeunes Entreprises du Québec Inc.Let’s Talk ScienceLeukemia & Lymphoma Society of CanadaLicensed to LearnLions Gate Hospital FoundationLiterary Review of Canada

Little Angels Blood Cancer FundLoads of Love Humanitarian Aid & Mission SocietyLOFT Community ServicesLondon Public Library BoardLost LyricsLumacareMABELLEartsMacaulay Child Development CentreMackenzie Health FoundationMadonna House IncorporatedMaharashtra Seva Samiti OrganizationMajengo CanadaMalvern Family Resource CentreManitoba MuseumMarch of Dimes CanadaMaRS Discovery DistrictMassey Centre for WomenMaster and Fellows of Massey CollegeMedeba Bible Camp Inc.Medical Mercy Canada SocietyMemorial University of NewfoundlandMentoring Juniors Kids Organization (MJKO)Merry Go Round Children’s FoundationMetis Nation of OntarioMichael “Pinball” Clemons FoundationMidaynta Community ServicesMinerva Foundation for BC WomenMississauga Parent-Child Resource CentresMohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology

Mon Sheong FoundationMontcrest SchoolMoorelands Community ServicesMosaic Institute for Harnessing DiversityMount Sinai HospitalMount Sinai Hospital Foundation of TorontoMultiple Sclerosis Society of CanadaMuseum of Contemporary Canadian Art (MOCCA)Music Alive SocietyMusicians in OrdinaryMuskoka Community FoundationMuskoka ConservancyNanton Lancaster SocietyNapanee District Community FoundationNational Ballet of CanadaNational Ballet of Canada Endowment FoundationNational Service Dog Training Centre Inc.National Ski Academy / CollingwoodNational Theatre School of CanadaNative Canadian Centre of TorontoNative Child and Family Services of TorontoNavigators of CanadaNeighbourhood Basketball AssociationNepal School ProjectsNew Circles Community ServicesNew Haven Learning Centre for ChildrenNew Leaf Yoga Foundation

Our family is made up of two adults, two kids, two dogs, one cat, two guinea pigs, and one hamster and we wouldn’t have it any other way. One of our dogs and our cat are rescue animals. It is important to us and our daughters to support organizations like the Toronto Humane Society and Speaking of Dogs that help other pets in need find the perfect home.

Melissa Cavelti, Toronto Foundation Fundholder

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Newcomer Center of PeelNewfoundland and Labrador Arts CouncilNiagara College of Applied Arts & TechnologyNo.9 Contemporary Art & the EnvironmentNorth York Community HouseNorth York General HospitalNorth York General Hospital FoundationNorth York Harvest Food BankNorth York Women’s CentreNorthern Secondary School FoundationNorthwood Neighbourhood ServicesOCAD UniversityOjibway Historical Preservation SocietyOne Family Fund CanadaOne Voice One Team Youth Leadership OrganizationOntario Association of Children’s

Rehabilitation ServicesOntario Association of Youth Employment CentresOntario Black History SocietyOntario Cerebral Palsy Sports AssociationOntario Clean Air Alliance Research Inc.Ontario College of TeachersOntario Crafts CouncilOntario Forestry AssociationOntario Heritage TrustOntario Horticultural Trades FoundationOntario Justice Education NetworkOntario Lung AssociationOntario Society for Crippled ChildrenOntario Society for the Prevention

of Cruelty to AnimalsOntario Water CentreOolagen Community ServicesOperation Eyesight UniversalOperation Smile Canada FoundationOperation SpringboardOpportunity International CanadaORT CanadaOshawa Community Health CentreOsteoporosis CanadaOur Place PeelOutward Bound CanadaOwen Sound Family YMCAOxfam CanadaParachute Leaders in Injury PreventionPark PeopleParkgate Community Services SocietyParkinson Society CanadaParkway Bible ChurchPathways to Education CanadaPatients CanadaPeacebuilders InternationalPEACH (Promoting Education and Community Health)Pediatric Oncology Group of OntarioPeel Children’s CentrePembina Foundation for Environmental Research

and EducationPeople for EducationPeoples Church HamiltonPeter Gzowski Foundation for LiteracyPeterborough Family Resource CentrePeterborough Symphony OrchestraPhilip Aziz Centre for Hospice CarePickering CollegePlan International Canada Inc.Planned Parenthood TorontoPlenty CanadaPolycultural Immigrant & Community ServicesPower To Be Adventure Therapy SocietyPower to Change Ministries

Princess Margaret Cancer FoundationPrison Fellowship of CanadaProgress Place at Weston Mount Dennis

Community Place HubProject Hostel o/a Yellow Brick HousePromoting Education and Community HealthProsper Canada Centre for Financial LiteracyProstate Cancer CanadaProvidence Healthcare FoundationPublic Health OntarioPueblito Canada Inc.Rainbow Songs FoundationRalph Thornton Community CentreREAson D’etre Dance ProductionsRedwood Shelter for Abused WomenReena FoundationRegent Park Community Health CentreRegent Park School of MusicRemix ProjectResQ Youth InternationalRexdale Community Health CentreRexdale Women’s CentreRight to Play CanadaRiver-Oak Parent Child Centre Inc.Robert Land Community AssociationRomero HouseRonald McDonald House (Toronto Children’s Care Inc.)Room 217 FoundationRoots of Empathy-National OfficeRosedale United ChurchRossbrook House Inc.Routes Youth CentreRoyal Aviation Museum of Western CanadaRoyal Botanical GardensRoyal Conservatory of MusicRoyal Institution for the Advancement of Learning

McGill UniversityRoyal Ontario Museum FoundationRoyal York Road United ChurchRyerson University - Office of University AdvancementRyerson University - Student Financial ServicesS.E.A.S Centre

(Support Enhance Access Services Centre)Saint Elizabeth Health CareSaint Elizabeth Health Care FoundationSalthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation

and Education Centre Inc.Salvation Army Bracebridge Community ChurchSalvation Army in CanadaSanctuary Ministries of TorontoSanfilippo Children’s Research FoundationSave the Children CanadaSawa WorldScarboro Foreign Mission SocietyScarborough ArtsScarborough Centre for Healthy CommunitiesSchizophrenia Society of CanadaSchoolBOX Inc.Scott MissionSecond Harvest Food Support CommitteeSeneca College of Applied Arts and Technology - Student AwardsSenior Peoples’ Resources in North Toronto

Incorporated (SPRINT)Shad Valley InternationalShaw Festival Theatre Foundation CanadaSheena’s Place

(Hospice for Eating Disorders of Toronto)Shelterbox CanadaShepherds’ Trust

Sherbourne Health CentreSheridan College Institute of Technology

and Advanced LearningSierra Club of Canada FoundationSilent Voice CanadaSimcoe Hall Settlement HouseSistema Toronto AcademySistering - A Woman’s PlaceSix Nations Child and Family ServicesSketch Working Arts for Street Involved

& Homeless YouthSkills for Change of Metro TorontoSmall Change FundSoulpepper Theatre CompanySouth Asian Autism Awareness CentreSouth Muskoka Hospital FoundationSouthern Alberta Institute of TechnologySouthern CurrentsSouthlake Regional Health Centre FoundationSpecial Olympics Canada FoundationSpecial Olympics Ontario Inc.Springboard ServicesSt. Alban’s Boys and Girls ClubSt. Andrew’s College FoundationSt. Andrew’s Rosseau United ChurchSt. Clements SchoolSt. James Town Family Literacy Services operating

as Community Matters TorontoSt. John’s Rehabilitation HospitalSt. Joseph Immigrant Women’s CentreSt. Jude’s Anglican ChurchSt. Michael’s Choir SchoolSt. Michael’s HospitalSt. Michael’s Hospital FoundationSt. Michael’s University School FoundationSt. Mildred’s Lightbourn SchoolSt. Patrick’s ChurchSt. Paul’s ChurchSt. Paul’s Hospital Foundation of VancouverSt. Peter’s Anglican ChurchSt. Stephen’s Community HouseStephen Lewis FoundationSterling Hall School of TorontoStonegate Community Health CentreStony Lake Heritage FoundationStratford Shakespearean Festival of CanadaStreet Haven at the CrossroadsStreet Kids InternationalSuccess Beyond Limits Education ProgramSunnybrook Health Sciences CentreSunnybrook Health Sciences Centre FoundationSunshine Centres for SeniorsSupportive Housing in Peel-Angela’s PlaceTapestry OperaTeen Legal HelplineTemple Emanu-ElTerry Fox FoundationThe 519The Arts Access FundThe Bata Shoe Museum FoundationThe Bloom Group Community Services SocietyThe Board of Education

of School District No. 39 (Vancouver)The Bob Rumball Foundation for the DeafThe Canadore College of Applied Arts and TechnologyThe Children’s Breakfast ClubThe Cinderella Project SocietyThe Corporation of the City of BurlingtonThe Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award - CanadaThe Elizabeth Fry Society, Toronto Branch

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The George Small Project Foundation Inc.The Humanitarian CoalitionThe Kensington FoundationThe Kidsafe Project SocietyThe Lookout Emergency Aid SocietyThe Military and Hospitaller Order

of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem In CanadaThe Montréal Chest Institute FoundationThe Multiple Sclerosis Scientific Research FoundationThe National Committee

for the National Pilgrim Virgin of CanadaThe Nature Conservancy of CanadaThe Nature Conservancy of Canada - Ontario RegionThe Next 36The Ontario Educational Communications AuthorityThe Participation House Project (Durham Region)The Peer Project - Youth Assisting YouthThe Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval StudiesThe Psychology Foundation of CanadaThe Randy Starkman Charitable FoundationThe Regional Municipality of York (Housing York Inc.)The Remix ProjectThe Robert Land Community AssociationThe Salvation Army Peel Shelter and Housing Services

-Peel Family ShelterThe Salvation Army the Gateway (Toronto)The Salvation Army Vancouver Harbour Light Corps

and Treatment CentreThe Scarborough Hospital FoundationThe Sharing Society FarmThe Stop Community Food CentreThe Toronto United Church CouncilThe United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

- CanadaThe Upside FoundationTheatre Smith-GilmourTheir Opportunity Minor Sports CorporationThorncliffe Neighbourhood OfficeThree To BeTHRIVE Child and Youth Trauma ServicesTides Canada FoundationTides Canada InitiativesTimothy Eaton Memorial ChurchToday’s Family Early Learning and Child CareToronto Arts Foundation - North York ArtsToronto Artscape FoundationToronto Botanical GardenToronto Children’s ChorusToronto Community HousingToronto ConsortToronto Council Fire Native Cultural CentreToronto District School BoardToronto Finnish-Canadian Seniors CentreToronto Foundation for Student SuccessToronto General & Western Hospital FoundationToronto General And Western Hospital FoundationToronto Humane SocietyToronto International Film Festival Inc.Toronto Japanese Language SchoolToronto Kiwanis Boys & Girls ClubsToronto Park PeopleToronto Parks and Trees FoundationToronto Public Library FoundationToronto Rape Crisis CentreToronto Rehabilitation Institute FoundationToronto Star Children’s CharitiesToronto Symphony OrchestraToronto Symphony Volunteer CommitteeToronto Wildlife CentreToronto Wildlife Centre (TWC)

Toronto Youth For Christ (Youth Unlimited)Toronto ZooToskan Casale FoundationTouchstone Ministries Inc.Town of AjaxTown of CollingwoodTown of Georgina - Dept. of Recreation and CultureTown of QuispamsisTown of the Blue MountainsTownship of Muskoka LakesTrails Youth Initiatives Inc.Trans Canada TrailTransforming Faces WorldwideTrent UniversityTrillium Health Partners FoundationTrinity CollegeTrinity College SchoolTrue North Insight Meditation Centre, Inc.True Patriot Love FoundationTrue Sport FoundationUkrainian Youth AssociationUnison Health & Community ServicesUnited Jewish Appeal of Greater TorontoUnited Nations High Commission for Refugees

- CanadaUnited Nations World Food ProgrammeUnited Way of Greater TorontoUnited Way of OakvilleUnited Way of Peterborough & DistrictUnited Way of York RegionUnited Way TorontoUnited Way Toronto and York RegionUNITY CharityUniversity Health NetworkUniversity of AlbertaUniversity of British ColumbiaUniversity of GuelphUniversity of ManitobaUniversity of New BrunswickUniversity of Ontario Institute of TechnologyUniversity of OttawaUniversity of SaskatchewanUniversity of St. Michael’s CollegeUniversity of the Fraser ValleyUniversity of TorontoUniversity of Toronto

- Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical EducationUniversity of Toronto - GlomerulonephritisUniversity of Toronto Medical Alumni AssociationUniversity of Toronto ScarboroughUniversity of Toronto Schools FoundationUniversity of VictoriaUniversity of WaterlooUniversity of Waterloo University Settlement Recreation CentreUpper Canada CollegeUpper Grand Learning FoundationUrban Squash TorontoUrbanArts Community Arts CouncilUrbanPromise TorontoUSC CanadaVancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association (VOKRA)Vantage Point Strategies SocietyVariety VillageVe’ahavta: The Canadian Jewish Humanitarian

& Relief CommitteeVermont Square Parent - Child Mother Goose ProgramVIBE Arts for Children & YouthVictoria University, in the University of TorontoVictory International Church

Vision Quest Educational ProgramsVolunteer CanadaVolunteer OttawaWalrus FoundationWar Amps of CanadaWarden Woods Community CentreWellspring Cancer Support FoundationWesley Urban MinistriesWest Coast Environmental Education SocietyWest Hill United ChurchWest Neighbourhood HouseWest Parry Sound Health Centre FoundationWeston Frontlines CentreWeston Park Baptist ChurchWildlife Preservation CanadaWilfrid Laurier UniversityWilliam Osler Health System FoundationWilling Hearts International Society - CanadaWillow Breast & Hereditary Cancer SupportWomen’s College HospitalWomen’s College Hospital FoundationWomen’s Habitat of EtobicokeWomen’s Hostels IncorporatedWoodGreen Community ServicesWoodGreen FoundationWoodGreen Red Door Family ShelterWords in MotionWorkers’ Educational Association of CanadaWorking Skills CentreWorking Skills Centre: Ontario Association

of Youth Employment CentresWorld Animal Protection CanadaWorld Vision CanadaWorld Wildlife Fund Canada FoundationWycliffe College at the University of TorontoYMCA of Greater TorontoYMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/BrantfordYMCA of Simcoe / MuskokaYonge Street MissionYork Region Children’s FundYork Region Food NetworkYork University Faculty Association FoundationYork University FoundationYork UniversityYorktown Child and Family CentreYoung People’s TheatreYoung Women’s Christian AssociationYouth Action NetworkYouth Assisting YouthYouth Employment ServicesYouth Empowering ParentsYouth Unlimited (Toronto YFC)Youth Without ShelterYWCA December 6 Fund of TorontoYWCA Toronto

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Philanthropy is all about values and relationships. It’s also an essential component of financial and estate planning.

Our growing network of Professional Advisors (Brenda Lee Kennedy, Susan Latremoille and Ismail Barmania pictured here) knows this better than anyone. Lawyers, accountants, and financial planners, they all tell us that there’s no better subject to get to the heart of what matters most to a client. Working hand in hand, we bring their clients’ philanthropic aspirations to life.

Photo by Chris Young

Professional Advisors

Professional Advisors can ensure that charitable giving plays a meaningful role in your overall financial planning. The Foundation would be happy to work with you and your Advisor to bring your philanthropic goals to life.

Yeti AgnewTammy AnklewiczMalcolm Archibald ◆Nino Ardizzi ◆Carole AronovitchAnthony (Tony) Arrell ◆Risa AwerbuckIsmail BarmaniaSusan BellGwen Benjamin ◆Jack BergmansLinda BettsMark BlumbergRachel BlumenfeldSarah BullRick Claydon ◆Michael CookseyFrank Creaghan ◆Sheila CrummeyDouglas Davis ◆Jeffrey Dawson ◆ ■Gregory Deacon ◆Michael Decter ◆Kiki Delaney ◆Joanne Dereta ◆Mary Louise Dickson ◆Judy DoreLori DuffyAmbie Edgar-ChanaMichael EllisJessica FeldmanMargaret Franklin

John Fuke ◆Scott GibsonGenevieve GirodayBob GoldbergerJamie GolombekGeoffrey Gouinlock ◆Gwen HarveyElena HoffsteinDavid HoggCheryl HudsonIan HullJamie Johnson ◆Diane KarnayMichael Lakhani ◆Susan Latremoille ◆ ■Brenda Lee-KennedyDean LevittMary MainLucinda MainMichael MarcovitzWilliam Martin ◆Robert Matthews ◆Jill McAlpineMarty McConnell ◆Tom McCullough ◆David McWhirterChris MolloyMaureen MonaghanJulie MortonJames Myers ◆David O’LearyMargaret O’Sullivan

Nino Pannozzo ◆Evasia PatrianakosCharlie PielstickerMarvi Ricker ◆Chris Rugel ◆Mike SaronPreben Schmidt ◆Russell Schmidt ◆Michael ShulmanLeslie SlaterIrene So ◆John Stacey ◆Keith Thomson ◆ ■Meta Tory ◆David ToyneTim Unwin ◆ ■Tom Vandewater ◆Lorraine VargaEdward J. Waitzer ◆Eric WeirJin WenLaura WestDianne WhiteShelley WilliamsKaren WindischmannNicole Woodward

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Dufferin

Montrose

Craw

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Grace

Clinton

Bathurst

Manning

Bloor

Ossington

Dundas

Mans�eld

Landsdowne

Doris

Dovercourt

Palmerston

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◆ Fundholder■ Legacy Society

Thank you to our network of Professional Advisors

201620152014

5-Year Annual Investment Returns

20132012

15%

10%

5%

0%

The Foundation’s Investment Committee monitors the performance of its third party investment management firms against the overall investment strategy and their specific objectives.

The Foundation has an objective of generating stable returns over rolling 5-year periods. Under its investment policy, the Foundation targets a real average annual investment return of 5% (or 5% plus inflation), rather than following a more traditional market benchmark. This absolute return target is designed to meet the granting needs of the Fundholders and the Foundation’s administrative requirements, as well as maintain the value of the capital, all within acceptable risk parameters.

Pooled fund investments returned an average 0.2% for the one year ended March 31, 2016 and an annualized five year return of 8.5%.

Investment Returns

Annualized five-year investment return of 8.5%.

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Dorcot

Beecroft

Bayview B

urbank

Sheppard

Yonge

Senlac

Bathurst

Doris

Willow

dale

201620152014

Operations

20132012

3.5

4.0

4.5

5.0

3.0

2.5

2.0

1.5

1.0

0.5

0.0

$M

The Foundation staff (19) manages the elements of our model of philanthropy: Donor Relations, Community Knowledge, and City Building. We connect many of our individual, family, and corporate Fundholders with organizations working on solutions to issues highlighted in our annual Toronto’s Vital Signs Report. High-impact organizations receive grants from our strategic grant streams and are featured on our on-line Community Knowledge Centre.

In addition, our unique position as a catalyst for change enables us to mobilize philanthropic, private, and public sectors and collaborate on initiatives to tackle community challenges in innovative and inspiring ways.

We also facilitate granting across Canada and steward assets under administration of more than $400 million. Total operating fund expenses, including investment management fees, for fiscal 2015-16 were $4.4M.

Operations

Total Operating Costs are 1.1% of assets under administration

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From left to right: Julia Howell, Aneil Gokhale, Rosalyn J. Morrison, Nadien V. Godkewitsch, Sara Krynitzki, Tyler Demers, Denise Arsenault, Sarah Chiddy, Anne Brayley, Rahul K. Bhardwaj, Ann Clark, Tory Robertson, Miranda Hassell, Michael Salem, Torey Kehoe, Georgy Thomas, Theresa Malley, Missing: Marya Syed

Photo by Allan Kosmajac

($000’s)

Donations received

Grants made

as a % of Assets under administration

Operating expenses (including investment management fees)

Toronto 2015 Sport Legacy Fund distributions

Total Grants and Distributions

Operating Funds

Flowthrough and Restricted Funds

Endowed Funds

Fund Balances

Investments under administration

7,251

9,201

3,354

0

1.1%

157,502

2,026

18,001

137,475

2014

297,652

10,295

16,647

3,534

4,869

0.9%

181,408

2,927

26,507

151,974

2015

411,478

14,380

18,502

4,380

5,100

19,480 15,164 7,251

1.1%

Funds held for United Way Toronto

Funds held on behalf of other parties

79,641

60,509

90,345

139,725

90,113

135,364

182,564

2,957

31,264

148,343

2016

408,041

Annualized Investment returns (gross of fees)

Ten years

Five years

One year

6.8%

11.8%

14.1%

7.1%

10.7%

13.9%

6.0%

8.5%

0.2%

Summary Financial Information

Full audited financial statements available at torontofoundation.ca

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Partnerships

Playing for Keeps

Community Knowledge Centre

Organizational Partners

Vital Impact: Vital Toronto

Essential to Toronto Foundation’s model is strategic collaboration to achieve the greatest impact possible. We were proud to work with the following partners throughout 2015-16.

An agency of the Government of Ontario.Un organisme du gouvernement de l’Ontario.

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Martin Ship and Don Kinder began their relationship with the Foundation as members of the Legacy Society, committing a portion of their estate.

They soon realized that their legacy could be built during their lifetimes too.

So together, they have established a Donor Advised Fund to help shape the city they know and love.

Photo by Chris Young

33 Bloor Street EastSuite 1603Toronto, ON M4W 3H1www.torontofoundation.ca416.921.2035@TorontoFdn