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ANNUAL REPORT

2017

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT PAL VANCOUVER ...................................................................................................................................... 3 PAL VANCOUVER’S MISSION AND VALUES ....................................................................................................... 4 LIST OF TRUSTEES 2017 .......................................................................................................................................... 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ........................................................................................................................................... 6 TREASURER’S REPORT .............................................................................................................................................. 8 JOY COGHILL LEGACY FUND ............................................................................................................................. 10 CANADA DAY IN COAL HARBOUR ..................................................................................................................... 12 SPECIAL 2017 RESIDENT EVENTS ........................................................................................................................ 13 OPERATIONS REPORT ........................................................................................................................................... 14 A PAL VANCOUVER LEGACY: JULIETTE CAVAZZI (1926-2017) ................................................................... 15 VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: RICHARD COOK ...................................................................................................... 16 PAL STUDIO THEATRE: 2017 PROGRAMMING ................................................................................................ 17 PAL CONTRIBUTORS 2017 ................................................................................................................................... 19

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ABOUT PAL VANCOUVER

P—A—L stands for Performing Arts Lodges. Our building on Cardero Street provides a safe, affordable home for a vibrant community of creative professionals who work or have worked in the professional performing arts.

Our doors are open to all disciplines — film, television, radio, theatre, dance, music — and all occupations within those disciplines — design, direction, performance, promotion, production, technical, writing, and more. Priority is given to seniors (55+), persons with disabilities, and those with the greatest housing need. The average annual income of a senior who has spent his or her working life in the professional performing arts is $10,000—less than half that of other Canadians over the age of 65.

Founded in 2001 by Joy Coghill, one of Canada’s best-known actors, and BC theatre director Jane Heyman, PAL Vancouver opened a new, eight-storey, Coal Harbour residence just five years later, in May 2006. In 2008, PAL Vancouver was awarded a prestigious CMHC Best Practices in Affordable Housing Award for outstanding accomplishments in furthering housing affordability in Canada.

A professional actor, dancer, musician or behind-the-scenes worker can have a successful career in Canada’s vibrant arts scene without ever being able to afford a home, save much for retirement or earn enough to establish a reasonable pension. If he or she becomes disabled at any point, hopes and plans for a secure old age recede even further. At the end of their careers, some of our most successful and well-known artistic pioneers have found themselves living in substandard accommodation, isolated, lonely and even hungry. According to the Demographia survey of 360 housing markets in nine Western countries, Vancouver is the second-most costly city in the world to live in. For seniors, it is a difficult region to find affordable housing.

PAL Vancouver, a registered Canadian charity, provides substantial rental assistance and creative connection for the residents in 70% of our building’s 111 suites—well above the City of Vancouver’s requirement for social housing providers. In addition, PAL’s professionally equipped 150-seat, eighth-floor theatre provides vital performance and event space for residents, emerging artists, community groups and businesses. The PAL Studio Theatre is the only professionally equipped live performance venue of its kind in Coal Harbour and the West End.

PAL Founders Circle: Chris Tyrell Loranger, Tony DuMoulin, Terry Kelly, Phil Boname, Donna Wong-Juliani, Joy Coghill C.M., Ellie O’Day, Jane Heyman, Tory Ross and William Samples.

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PAL VANCOUVER’S MISSION AND VALUES

OUR MISSION To provide longstanding members of Vancouver’s performing arts professions with affordable housing within a vibrant and creative community setting.

OUR VALUES At PAL Vancouver, we are guided by the following core values:

CONNECTION The performing arts are collaborative—to be successful we depend on a whole community of professionals. We reach out to the community at large in the same spirit.

CREATIVITY We honour, respect and support the creative contributions of all members of the professional performing arts community—our pioneers, our current professionals and our emerging ones. We promote creative growth and development through strong intergenerational relationships.

COMPASSION We provide compassionate, respectful support for older, isolated and/or disabled professionals to remain self-sufficient, contributing members of the performing arts community and society.

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LIST OF TRUSTEES 2017

Joy Coghill, C.M., Honorary President in Memoriam Ellie O’Day Mike Klassen, President Sharman King Bill Cox, Secretary-Treasurer Aleksandra Mihailovic David Adams Chris Patrick Ellie O’Day Liz Shorten Martin Kinch Irena Jesovnik (to September 2017)

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES

Glenn MacDonald, President: PAL Studio Theatre Vacant, Actra Fraternal Susan Currie, Canadian Actors’ Equity Association (CAEA) Andrew Wheeler, Canadian Actors’ Equity Association (CAEA) Vacant, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) #891 Christina Kasperczyk, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)#669 Lee Anne Muldoon, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)#669 David Owen, Vancouver Musicians’ Association (VMA) Connie Brown, Union of BC Performers (UBCP)

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Last August I was proud to mark my sixth year as a member of PAL Vancouver’s board of trustees, and enter my third year as board president. From those early days until now, I have asked myself how can we not only maintain but expand upon PAL’s mission.

As a board, we took several steps toward making PAL thrive. Among the first was to be clear what our mission was. The result was a new mission statement: “To provide longstanding members of Vancouver’s performing arts professions with affordable housing within a vibrant and creative community setting.”

The second was to ensure PAL was on a sure and sustainable financial footing, by reviewing our housing mix and strengthening our fundraising regime. We have benefited greatly from the ongoing support of our cherished donor community, our union partners, Theatre Cares, and the generous invitations from productions such as Theatre Under the Stars, Bard on the Beach and the Arts Club Theatre Company to “pass the hat.”

The result of those efforts is that PAL is in the black, posting a modest surplus for the past two years, as well as increasing our replacement reserve fund by over $100,000.

By having a clear mission and by being financially sustainable, PAL was able to take on its next big challenge: to expand our housing stock in order to reduce our waiting list. The results of those efforts have been extremely fruitful, with approvals completed with BC Housing and the City of New Westminster to establish new housing in that vibrant community!

But our work cannot end there — there is much to do in order to build upon the original vision of PAL Vancouver’s beloved co-founders Joy Coghill and Jane Heyman. To this end, we are strengthening our ties with PAL Canada and with the other PAL chapters across the country.

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This past year, the board’s focus was also to bring renewal to our own ranks. The result is that several new trustees are beginning to serve terms on PAL’s board. I am continually grateful to those trustees who have served their terms and provided me with their counsel over the years. Warm thanks go to Ellie O’Day in particular, for all of your generosity and spirit.

We are also lucky to have such a resourceful and committed staff. Our thanks go to Gary Glacken (Executive Director), Karen Woodman (Donor Relations and Resource Development Specialist), Gwenda Lorenzetti (Resource Development Assistant), Latisha Macgregor (Housing Manager), Winnie Kwan (Accountant), and Astrid Sars (Theatre Manager).

On behalf of PAL’s Board of Trustees and ex-officio representatives, I send our best wishes for an exciting year ahead!

Mike Klassen President, PAL Vancouver

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TREASURER’S REPORT FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR: Bill Cox, FCPA, FCA MEMBERS: Gary Glacken (staff), Chris Patrick, Mike Klassen (Board Chair)

On behalf of the Finance Committee it is my pleasure to provide this report.

The Committee meets monthly in advance of Board meetings with both Executive Director Gary Glacken and Board Chair Mike Klassen in attendance. Responsibilities of the Committee include:

• Review of monthly financial statements and monitoring of financial position • Preparation of annual budget and monitoring of budget/actual variances • Ensuring that financial systems and processes are operating effectively and

minimizing risk to the organization • Controlling the relationship with the external auditor and reviewing the audited financial statements • Short and long-term financial planning including consideration of a second property

2017 was a very strong year from a financial viewpoint. Cash and term deposits increased by over $165,000 and we paid down our long-term debt by $126,000. Revenues overall were similar to the prior year while expenses decreased by over $30,000 resulting in an excess of revenue over expenses before amortization of almost $220,000.

Along with all this good news comes the realization that our building continues to age and we have not built up reserve funds to the level that we would like. One of the goals for the Finance Committee will be to consider how best to do that. With the possibility of adding new property/properties in upcoming years, the long-term plans for maintaining buildings will become even more important.

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Also notable in the Statement of Operations is a decrease in donations and grants revenue in 2017 to $193,778 from $250,024 in 2016. 2016 was a particularly strong year for donations, and for PAL to continue to grow and prosper we will need continued and expanded support from our donors and funding partners.

I would again like to thank the members of the Finance Committee for their support and assistance during the year. We have a small but dedicated group committed to supporting PAL.

Respectfully submitted,

Bill Cox, FCPA, FCA Treasurer

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Joy Coghill C.M., PAL Vancouver’s Honorary President in Memoriam and co-founder with Jane Heyman, dedicated the last fifteen years of her life to building PAL’s vibrant, creative, and supportive community. She believed neighbours who shared a lifelong passion for the performing arts would be perfectly suited to support one another as they age. Her conviction has been affirmed since PAL’s doors opened. Residents support one another at the most financially, physically, and emotionally vulnerable time of their lives. In 2017 PAL Vancouver received 165 gifts in Joy Coghill’s memory resulting in a fund of $52,076 to ensure PAL will continue to fulfill her vision to improve the lives of low-income, disabled, and senior members of Canada’s performing arts community.

Joy frequently said, there is a family you are born into, and a family that you earn along the way. PAL Vancouver expresses its immense gratitude for the outpouring of support from Canadians who so generously supported Joy’s vision for PAL. Our family is a determined ensemble and we are very fortunate that the 165 founding donors to the Joy Coghill Legacy Fund are with us as we build our future together.

JOY COGHILL LEGACY FUND ~ FOUNDING DONORS MR. & MRS. M. ABBOTT DAVID ABRAMOWITZ ACTRA FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY THOMAS & CATHY ADAIR AMNEY AMERY MARION ANDERSON AGNES ARYCHUK COLLEEN ASHER JULIE BACKER SUSAN BALDWIN-CELMS LORI BAXTER MARG BAXTER IAN BEARDMORE ROBERTA BEISER PHILIP & DONNA BERNARD OONAGH BERRY LÉLA BILLOWS MARY BLACK

JULIA BLOCKBERGER MURIEL ANN BOLTEZAR PHIL BONAME JOE & CHRISTINA BOSKOVICH RICHARD & VALERIE BRADSHAW KATE BRAID LAUREL BRESNAHAN HAMISH CAMERON BOB & WANDA CANNON BETSY CARSON JERRY CARTER LILIA CHAVARRIA JESSICA CHAVARRIA MICHAEL CLAGUE BEVERLY CRAIG BERNARD CUFFLING PAULA DACOSTA KATHLEEN DAHLSTROM

KATHRYN DANIELS GARRY DAVEY CHERRY DAVIES ANNE MARIE DELUISE DENNIS L. CONSTANT & JULIA PARRETT HANSEN MARLENE DIXON MARILYN DUGGAR MEREDITH DUNCAN HENRY HAWTHORN & JANE DURANTE ERROL DURBACH BRIAN ELLIS ANNA FALSETTA IAN FARTHING SHANNA FROMSON ROBERT GARDINER MARYKE GILMORE ELAINE GODWIN

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BARBARA GORDON JANET GREGOR JOHN & STEPHANIE HALSE MARILYN & PHILIP HARRISON DIANE HAYNES JOAN HEARN STEPHEN HEATLEY ROBERT HEIDBREDER & JANE FLICK BILL HENDERSON JANE HEYMAN & LIONEL JOHNSTON JOHANNA HICKEY JENNIFER HIGGIN CHERYL HILL SANDY HOLLENBERG & ART COOKE BILL HOUGHTON RAE HULL IATSE LOCAL 118 BRUCE ALEXANDER KELLETT JOHN KENNEDY KATHARINE KENT MILENA KERMODE JEANNE KRABBENDAM ROBERT KRELL DD KUGLER LABELLE ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY PATRICIA LAIMON BARBARA LAMBERT ELIZABETH LANE KEN & LEAH LEVITT NOVA LEWIS MARY LEWIS NICOLA LIPMAN DAVID LONGWORTH DAN MACDONALD JAMES MACDONALD NANCY MACDONALD JOHN MADILL LUARD MANNING

ANNE MANSON HOWARD & WILHELMINA MARKSON LYDIA MARSTON-BLAAUW FRAIDIE MARTZ ANNE MATHISEN MASAKO MATSUMOTO KIM MCCAW ERIC MCCORMACK ELAINE MCHARG KEVIN DALE MCKEOWN IRENE MCLENNAN ROWLAND MCLEOD & JACQUELINE KELLY GLADYS MCNAB FIONA MCQUARRIE CAROL MCQUARRIE DIANA MITCHELL WENDY MORROW DONALDSON SHERRY & ROLAND MOUTAL GAYLE MURPHY TERRY MYERS CORNELIA OBERLANDER JUDY OBERLANDER & MARK WEXLER ELLIE O'DAY MARGARET OKE CAROL & PETER ORECK JEAN ORR DAVID OWEN DEANNA PARK ELIZABETH PATERSON JAMES PERENSEFF ERIC & PATRICIA PEURA MARY FIELD POLLOCK BETTI PORT MICHELLE PORTER ROBERT POUTT RON & CAROLE REED WILLIAM REITER

NICHOLAS RICE PATRICIA RITCHIE LISA JANE ROBISON JOAN C. ROBISON TORY ROSS & KEITH MARTIN GORDEY GRETCHEN & DONALD ROSS DAVID IAN & JEANMARIE RUSHTON ROBERT & SUSAN RUTTAN CHRIS & DIANA SANDERSON BERNARD SCHULZ KATHRYN SHAW MEL & JOAN SHAW PADDY SHERMAN ALANA SHIELDS BARKER THOMAS & ANNE SHORTHOUSE PETER & ROSA STENBERG LINDA STEPHEN IAN & JANE STRANG DIANA TCHAKALIAN MAGDA & CHRISTIAN THERIAULT BONNIE THIELE PATRICIA THORNE MARK TINDLE LINDA WASHINGTON JERRY WASSERMAN ANNE WHEELER TERRY WILKINSON PAULA WOLFSON NUALA WOODHAM BOB WOODHAM PAISLEY WOODWARD CYNTHIA WOODWARD YOSEF WOSK MAX WYMAN & SUSAN MERTENS ANTONIETA XAVIER DIANE YARMUSH

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CANADA DAY IN COAL HARBOUR In 2017 PAL hosted Canada Day in Coal Harbour with generous sponsorship from the Coal Harbour Residents’ Association, a Vancouver Foundation Small Neighbourhood Grant, and in-kind donations from Ethical Bean; Safeway; Urban Fare; Lekker Foods; and Produce Terminal. At our free community pancake breakfast we rolled out the red carpet to over 500 neighbours who quickly lined up alongside rented BBQs, griddles, and coffee urns. Celebrants of every age enjoyed a great line-up of entertainment featuring The Ross Barrett Trio, Jonathan Chan, Don Stewart, Zoltan Buday, PALS Chorus led by Diane Lines, and Dixie Starr Children's Entertainment. Special appreciation goes to Ellie O’Day, Michael Dobbin, Chris Sjogren, Glenn MacDonald, PAL residents and Trustees, and CHRA members who volunteered as pancake flippers, coffee makers, dishwashers, and decorators. (Photo credits: Gwenda Lorenzetti)

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SPECIAL 2017 RESIDENT EVENTS

NEW PAL MUSIC VIDEO “THIS PLACE!”

PAL Residents and BC Hall of Fame recipients Judy Ginn Walchuk and Jim Walchuk wrote the song “This Place” in honour and in gratitude of Vancouver's first Performing Art's Lodge. The video was directed and produced by Judy Ginn Walchuk over almost five months and stars 60 residents who represent the wide variety of artists who make their homes at PAL Vancouver – our dancers, actors, musicians, visual creators, background performers, animators, hair dressers, make-up artists – on television, film, and stage; in nightclubs; at the opera and much more. Extra credit goes to Jim Walchuk for sound engineering and musical arrangement; Marlee Walchuk for videography; and Marlee and Judy for their massive job editing the footage to include dozens of vintage photographs of our residents. The new PAL video “This Place” can be viewed at palvancouver.org.

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OPERATIONS REPORT OPERATIONS STAFF: Gary Glacken: Executive Director; Karen Woodman: Donor Relations and Resource Development Specialist; Gwenda Lorenzetti: Resource Development Assistant; Evette Lemesurier: Property Manager; Astrid Sars: Theatre Manager

HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE YEAR • Detailed negotiations between PAL Vancouver, BC Housing, the City of New Westminster and Domus Homes

began to build 66 units of affordable housing in New Westminster. • All Rental and Life Lease units remained fully occupied. • We continue to update and standardize our operational procedures with regard to the functioning of our aging

building to meet the ever evolving needs of PAL Vancouver and our residents.

CURRENT WAITLIST NUMBERS Rent Geared to Income: 105 Near Market: 10 PAL Partner Life Lease Suites: 32

Suite Turn Over • Rent Geared to Income 1 • Near Market 6 • Life Lease 1

In Memory Sadly, we lost the following beloved residents of PAL Vancouver in 2017: Joy Coghill C.M.; Michael and Edith Sims; Don Kline; and Sean Allan.

On behalf of all the staff I would like to thank our Board of Trustees for their continued support and dedication to PAL during 2017. A big thank you is also extended to our residents and volunteers for all they do to continue to make PAL Vancouver the unique and creative community that it is. To our staff, I thank you for your hard work, dedication and commitment to PAL Vancouver and the PAL Studio Theatre Society.

Respectfully submitted,

Gary Glacken Executive Director

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A PAL VANCOUVER LEGACY: JULIETTE CAVAZZI (1926 - 2017)

In her will, Juliette Cavazzi very generously bequeathed to PAL Vancouver the proceeds from the sale of all of her paintings by the Canadian artists Albert Franck and Florence Vale. In the 1950s and 60s, Franck and Vale developed their studio in Toronto as a gathering place for their peers including Joyce Wieland, Kazuo Nakamura, and Harold Town.

A trail-blazer in Canadian television, from 1956 to 1966 Juliette Cavazzi’s “The Juliette Show” graced homes across the country every Saturday after Hockey Night in Canada. Afterwards she hosted the CBC talk shows After Noon (1969-1971) and Juliette and Friends (1973-1975). In 1975 Juliette was named a member of the Order of Canada and in 1994 she was inducted into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame. Juliette was inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame in 1999.

Born Juliette Augustina Sysak in St. Vital, Manitoba to Polish-Ukrainian immigrant parents, Juliette’s family came to Vancouver when she was a girl. They encouraged her to pursue her dream of singing. By 13, she was performing at the Kitsilano Showboat. Ivan Ackery, manager of the Orpheum, caught her act, and on his recommendation Juliette was soon hired by Dal Richards to perform with his orchestra at The Panorama Roof Ballroom of the Hotel Vancouver. At 15, she made her national network debut on CBC Radio. The summer World War Two ended, Juliette was singing at the Happyland Ballroom on the grounds of the PNE when she met her future husband of 40 years, the musician Tony Cavazzi. They were married on July 7, 1948, and made the move to Toronto in 1954. Two years later, Juliette starred in her own variety show that aired every Saturday night.

If you are considering ways to leave a lasting legacy to PAL Vancouver, please contact Karen Woodman for more information: karen@palvancouver.org.

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Since moving into a PAL partner suite almost ten years ago, Richard Cook’s passion has been our community’s rooftop garden, leading the committed team of resident volunteers who bring this spectacular urban oasis to life. It is a rare spring, summer, or fall day when Richard’s hands are not planting the trees, shrubs and flowers he has donated; building boxes for edibles like tomatoes, kale, carrots, and a wide variety of herbs; or sketching new plans for flower beds and gorgeous trellises.

In 1976, during the oppressive Apartheid regime in South Africa, Richard emigrated to Canada. Since then he has designed sets and costumes for over 150 drama productions as well as opera - working in Vancouver theatre, film and television. His TV Series credits include five continuous years as Art Director on “Highlander” (1992-96) and “Stargate” (2006) among others. A Jessie Richardson Award winner, Richard has worked with Gateway Theatre, Bastion Theatre, Studio 58, New Play Centre, Vancouver Playhouse, and numerous other companies. In recent years he has also art directed many TV commercials.

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: RICHARD COOK

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PAL STUDIO THEATRE: 2017 PROGRAMMING

THEATRE PRODUCTIONS Tomo Suru Productions: “Spring Awakening” Western Gold Theatre: “Twelfth Night”, “Rumors” and “Homeward Bound” August Fourth Productions: “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s nest” Fabulist Theatre: “Songs for a New World” Staircase Theatre: “The Hunger Room” A Woman Alone Red Giant Theatre: “LINE” Bread is Not Enough: “A Piece of my Heart”” Fighting Chance Productions: “POSH” CABARET Giggles & Gags CONCERTS Midnight Meow CD Release Don Stewart Christmas Concert PALS Chorus: June and December Concerts Private Birthday Party/Concert: Jane Mortifee WORKSHOPS Voice intensive Workshop Lowell High School: Acting Workshop NDP: Workshop UBC School of Architecture: Screening and Talk Shameless Hussy Productions

PHOTO SHOOTS 1 Photo Shoot

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EVENTS Congress of Black Women Event (Black History Month) NDP/ Spencer Chandra Herbert: “Get Your Art On” NDP: Media Announcement AGM: Harbourside Park LMS PAL Vancouver/Pal Studio Theatre/CHRA: Canada Day Celebration Private Birthday Party Off Main Music School: Music Recital Winnie Chan: Piano Recital Lean in Canada: Private Event Kickstart Disability Arts & Culture: Film Screening and Play Fundraiser Event/ Private

WEDDINGS/ MEMORIAL 7 Weddings in 2017 1 Memorial

2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: PAL STUDIO THEATRE SOCIETY Glenn MacDonald (President) Stephen Aberle (Secretary) Jennifer Shaw Leslee Silverman Kohei Yoshino Frances Flanagan Barb Brolly

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PAL CONTRIBUTORS 2017

TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE ($10,000+) Tory Ross & Keith Martin Gordey In Honour of Ellie O’Day, In Memory of Sean Allan, and in Support of the Joy Coghill Legacy Fund

Gretchen & Donald Ross O.C. In Support of the Joy Coghill Legacy Fund

Allison Sloan Estate

Union of BC Performers

GUARDIAN ($5,000 - $9,999) Canadian Media Producers Association

Eric McCormack & Janet Holden In Support of the Joy Coghill Legacy Fund

Skyscraper: Main Mast Productions - Canada, Inc.

The Hieros Family Foundation

Theatre Cares

CHAMPION ($2,500 - $4,999) Coal Harbour Residents' Association

Theatre Under the Stars

Dr. Yosef Wosk In Support of the Joy Coghill Legacy Fund

GRAND PAL ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr. & Mrs. M. Abbott

Lori Baxter

Philip & Donna Bernard

Bruyneel & Co. Chartered Accountants

Cameron & Christine Cathcart

Diana Debenham

Tony & Lynne DuMoulin

Ellie O'Day Arts and Housing Fund held at Vancity Community Foundation

IATSE District 12 In Honour of Deputy Mayor Geoff Meggs

John Kennedy

LaBelle Entertainment Company

Lohn Foundation

Jerry & Lilli Luking

LS2 Productions Inc.

Marni Johnson Foundation

McGrane-Pearson Endowment Fund, held at Vancouver Foundation

Mike's Cheesecake Ltd.

Mirhady Family Fund held at Vancouver Foundation

NWM Private Giving Foundation

Cornelia Oberlander

Leonard Schein In Honour of Jane Clayton Melanie Semlacher

The Somerset Foundation

Vancouver International Fringe Festival

Bob Woodham

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PAL ACCOMPLICE ($500 - $999)Actra Fraternal Benefit Society

Thomas & Cathy Adair

Anako Foundation

Roberta Beiser

Julia Blockberger

Alain & Annick Boisset

Phil Boname

Boot Camp Productions Ltd.

Richard & Valerie Bradshaw

Betsy Carson

Anne Marie DeLuise

Shanna Fromson

Robert Gardiner

Gary Glacken

Jane Heyman & Lionel Johnston

Johanna Hickey

Jennifer Higgin

Mike Klassen

Ken & Leah Levitt

Fraidie Martz

Jane McLennan

Diana Mitchell

Jean Orr

Chris Patrick

Lisa Jane Robison

Robert Shorthouse

Kristen Spies

Straight A's Productions Inc.

Paul Tilbury

Vancouver Foundation Small Neighborhood Grants

PAL ALLY ($250 - $499) Christine Anton

Alvin Sanders & Caryn Fehr

Charles & Lucile Flavelle Family Fund, held at Vancouver Foundation

Lilia Chavarria

Louise Chwin

Coralee Elliott Testar In Memory of Sabina Maydelle Cindy Henderson

Bill Henderson

Petra Hoerrmann

Jean M. Hurst

William Johnston

Katharine Kent

Diana King In Honour of Sharman King

Jacques Lemay In Honour of the Cast of Les Feluettes Pacific Opera Victoria and In Honour of the Cast of Les Feluettes Edmonton Opera Dan MacDonald

Madrina Productions Inc.

Kim McCaw

Peter Meggs

Wendy Morrow Donaldson In Honour of Marilyn Norry and In Memory of Sean Allan Terry Myers

Northbridge Financial Corporation

Robert Poutt

Bill Reiter

Mel & Joan Shaw

Dr. Ian & Jane Strang

Talent Payment Services Inc.

Magda & Christian Theriault

Patricia Thorne

Mark Tindle

Jerry & Susan Wasserman

Mrs. Terry Wilkinson

Max Wyman & Susan Mertens In Memory of Alex McLeod

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PAL FAN ($100 - $249) David Abramowitz

Amney Amery In Memory of Sean Allan

Susan Baldwin-Celms

Marg Baxter

Ian Beardmore

Léla Billows

Muriel Ann Boltezar

Joe & Christina Boskovich

Kate Braid

Laurel Bresnahan

Hamish Cameron

Bob & Wanda Cannon

Jessica Chavarria

Michael Clague

Kathleen Dahlstrom

Meredith Duncan

Henry Hawthorn & Jane Durante

Dr. Errol Durbach

Sarah Ellis In Honour of Judy Walchuk

Estate of Sean Allan

Anna Falsetta

Ian Farthing

Joanne Fawcett In Honour of Ken Levitt

Cynthia Flood

Allen Fowlis

Maryke Gilmore

Elaine Godwin

John & Stephanie Halse

Helen Hansen

Marilyn & Philip Harrison

Joan Hearn

Stephen Heatley

Robert Heidbreder & Jane Flick

George Heyman

Cheryl Hill

Jane Hope

Rae Hull

IATSE Local 118

Lauren Jiggetts-Donovan In Memory of Sean Allan

Heather Jones-Hankin

Margo Kane

Bruce Alexander Kellett

Terence Kelly & Anna Hagan In Memory of Sean Allan

Ken Kramer & Denise Ball

Milena Kermode

Jeanne Krabbendam

Robert Krell

DD Kugler

Barbara Lambert

Lark Productions

Georgina Ledingham

Elizabeth Leroux

Mary Lewis

Nova Lewis

Nicola Lipman

David Longworth

Jim Macdonald

Kelly Mack In Memory of Sean Allan

John Madill

Luard Manning

Howard & Wilhelmina Markson

Lydia Marston-Blaauw

Anne Mathisen

Kevin Dale McKeown

Rowland McLeod & Jacqueline Kelly

Fiona McQuarrie

Musicians' Rights Organization Canada (MROC)

David Owen

Elizabeth Paterson

Mary Field Pollock

Josephine Rappaport

Ron & Carole Reed

Patricia Ritchie

Kate Robbins

Shaundehl Runka

David Ian & Jeanmarie Rushton

Robert & Susan Ruttan

Chris & Diana Sanderson

Andrew Sandilands

Sandra Sellick In Honour of her mother’s birthday Kathryn Shaw

Paddy Sherman

Alana Shields Barker

Thomas & Anne Shorthouse In Memory of Thor Arngrim

Cecilia & Roger Smith In Memory of Alex McLeod and In Memory of Robert Sibson

Sonja Taylor In Memory of Lee Taylor

Diana Tchakalian

Janet Tennant

Dr. Anne Wheeler

Paisley Woodward In Memory of Lucy Berton Woodward Cynthia Woodward

Peter Zednik

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PAL FRIEND ($1 - $99) Access, The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency

ACTRA Performers' Rights Society

AFM & SAG AFTRA Intellectual Property Rights Distribution Fund

Marion Anderson

Agnes Arychuk

Colleen Asher

Julie Backer

Jo Bates

Oonagh Berry

Mary Black

Benjamin Brielmaier In Memory of Sean Allan

Sylvia Burkhard In Memory of Bruce Stuart

Jerry Carter

Beverly Craig

Bernard Cuffling

Paula DaCosta

Kathryn Daniels

Garry Davey

Cherry Davies

Dennis Lee Constant & Julia Parrett Hansen

Marlene Dixon

Marlene Dong

Marilyn Duggar

Patricia Duval

Brian Ellis

Peggy Enemark In Memory of Bruce Ward Barbara Gordon

Janet Gregor

Diane Haynes

Sandra Head

Sandy Hollenberg & Art Cooke

Bill Houghton

Irene & Hans-Karl Piltz

Jessie Johnston

Bonnie Klein

Patricia Laimon

Elizabeth Lane

Joanna Lehmann In Memory of D. Harlan Cutsall Nancy Macdonald

Anne Manson

Masako Matsumoto

Karen Matthews

Elaine McHarg

Gladys McNab

Valerie McNicol

Carol McQuarrie

Sherry & Roland Moutal

Gayle Murphy

Elyse Newbert In Memory of Sean Allan

Judy Oberlander & Mark Wexler

Ellie O'Day

Margaret Oke

Carol & Peter Oreck

Deanna Park

James Perenseff

Eric & Patricia Peura

Betti Port

Michelle Porter

Ben Ratner In Honour of Jerry Legar

Nicholas Rice

Joan C. Robison

Gabrielle Rose

Bernard Schulz

Lorna Schwenk

Leslie Stark

Peter & Rosa Stenberg

Linda Stephen

Cindy Surette In Honour of Andrew Craig

Mark Tanner In Honour of Doug Blackford

Bonnie Thiele

Thor Arngrim Estate

United Way of the Lower Mainland

Linda Washington

Jerry Wasserman

Brian Wilson

Paula Wolfson

Nuala Woodham

Antonieta Xavier

Diane Yarmush

Founding Donors to the Joy Coghill Legacy Fund

Donor has made a generous multi-year pledge to PAL Vancouver