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With the trust and support of local donors, the Stratford Perth Community Foundation has grown to manage

over $4.5 million in community assets and granted over $1 million to local causes and initiatives since 2004.

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CREATING YOUR LOCAL LEGACY

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

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The Stratford Perth Community Foundation (SPCF) celebrated “all for community” this past June at the fourth Community Impact Celebration held at the Best Western Plus The Arden Park Hotel in Stratford. The event, presented by Blue Branch, once again featured SPCF Honorary Patron and fund holder Lloyd Robertson as the Master of Ceremonies.

Bringing together donors, charitable organizations and community leaders the SPCF announced the 2018 grant recipients that received over $260,000 to support important programs and projects throughout Stratford, St. Marys and Perth County. This year’s grants achieved a new milestone with over $1 million invested locally since 2004. “Reaching this signifi cant milestone for our grant program was possible because of the kindness and generosity of so many supporters,” says Heidi Culliton, Executive Director of the Foundation. “At the heart of our mission is

our passion to help individuals and businesses establish legacies that will support vital community programs today, tomorrow and for always. It is a privilege to be a part of and celebrate these connections.”

SPCF Chair, Dennis DesRosiers presented updates on the Community Foundation’s strategic plan and the ongoing development of regional Smart & Caring Community Funds in Stratford, St. Marys and the four municipalities of Perth County. These “community funds” are built by the community they represent and will benefi t that community for generations to come.

Debra Swan, Executive Director of The Local Community Food Centre and Lisa Wilde, Executive Director of the Emily Murphy Centre shared the impace SPCF grants have had on their programs and the communities they serve.

Autism Society Ontario - Huron Perth Chapter $5,350Independent Facilitation & Planning for Young Adults with Autism Spectrum DisordersMaranger Family Fund, Smart & Caring Community Fund

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Listowel & District $1,400In-School Mentor ProgramCarnegie Family Fund

Choices for Change Alcohol, Drug & Gambling Counselling Centre $3,000Client and Family Engagement Strategy Phase 2John and Colleen MacDonald Family Fund

Choices for Change Alcohol, Drug & Gambling Counselling Centre $2,500Addiction Recovery and Physical Fitness Program DevelopmentLarkworthy Family Fund, Stratford Smart & Caring Community Fund

Choices for Change Alcohol, Drug & Gambling Counselling Centre $3,250Family Counselling Program DevelopmentBrain and Mind Matters Community Fund ~ matched by � e Cowan Foundation

Emily Murphy Centre Second Stage Residences $6,000Emily Murphy Centre Re-BrandingAnnie and Isabelle Chester� eld Fund

Family Services Perth-Huron $2,800 Brain Injury CounsellingCulliton Fund

Family Services Perth-Huron $8,620Family Counselling ProjectMelanson Family Fund, Smart & Caring Community Fund

Foundation for Education / EatFit Project $3,000Mentorship Camp - Cape Dorset, Nunavut Jim and Laurel Laughton Family Fund, Smart & Caring Community Fund

Friends of the St. Marys Museum / St. Marys Museum $5,000 Art, Ink, Imagination Exhibit Annie and Isabelle Chester� eld Fund, � e Reading Fund

Gallery Stratford $5,000 Create - Community - Connect: Family Art Sunday Program Lloyd and Nancy Robertson Family Fund, Stratford Smart & Caring Community Fund

Guelph to Goderich Trail $6,000Perth Harvest Pathway - Trail Grading and Surface Improvement Ideal Supply Community Fund, Perth East Smart & Caring Community Fund

Hermione Presents / Springworks $2,300SpringWorks Puppets - Mini FestPilot ProjectHachborn-Courtnage Fund for the Arts, Stratford Perth Youth Arts Fund, Smart & Caring Community Fund

Hidden Acres Mennonite Camp $500Single Mother and Children’s CampCamper Subsidies Judi Hemmingway Memorial Fund

Huron-Perth Centre for Children & Youth $6,100 Building Resilient Communities Brain and Mind Matters Community Fund ~ matched by � e Cowan Foundation and � e RBC Foundation

Junior Achievement $1,400Dollars with Sense and Economics for Success Student Workshops Keith and Frances Culliton Family Fund, Smart & Caring Community Fund

Maitland Valley Conservation Authority $5,000Middle Maitland Headwater Restoration McIntosh Community Planting Carnegie Family Fund, International Plowing Match Fund (2005),Meulensteen Tire Environment Fund

ONE CARE Home and Community Support Services $4,000Meals on WheelsJohn and Leslie Wright Fund

Playmakers! Theatre School $2,000 Stratford Lantern Parade Richardson Family Fund

STRATFORD PERTH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 2018 GRANT RECIPIENTS

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Bonnie Richardson, centre, presents a 2018 grant to Heidi Holdsworth and Diane Peacock of the Autism Society

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NEW FUNDS (November 1, 2017 to November 9, 2018)

Florence Kehl FundDesignated Fund, created in memory of Florence Kehl founder of the House of Blessing, providing an annual grant to support the operations of the House of Blessing.

Hayter Family Scholarship FundAnnual scholarship to a graduating student from Stratford Central Secondary School and Stratford Northwestern Secondary School pursuing continuing education at a Canadian College/University in the �eld of hotel management or hospitality.

Laura Pogson Child and Youth FundField of Interest Fund providing an annual grant to organizations that contribute to the physical, psychological, social and emotional wellbeing of children and youth in Stratford and Perth County

Teahen Family Nutrition and Wellbeing FundDesignated Fund providing an annual grant to the Ontario Student Nutrition Program through the Perth District Health Unit.

Teahen Family ScholarshipAnnual scholarship to a graduating student from each of the four secondary schools in Stratford and St. Marys entering a post-secondary institution in a �eld related to the construction and/or skilled trades industry.

Stratford Central Secondary SchoolPeter Donaldson Memorial Fund $1,500Ian Garner Scholarship Fund $1,000Neigh Scholarship Fund $2,000 (2 x $1,000)Alan Slater Memorial Scholarship $1,000

Stratford Northwestern Secondary SchoolJean Aitcheson Nursing Scholarship Fund $1,000Scott Diamond Legacy Fund $1,000Peter and Lisa Hyde Family Fund $350Gordon and Elaine Steed Family Fund $2,250 (3 x $750)

St. Michael Secondary SchoolPeter and Lisa Hyde Family Fund $350

2018 GRANT RECIPIENTS (cont’d) 2018 SCHOLARSHIPS

2019 GRANT PROGRAMGrant applications will be received by the Community Foundation from January 2nd, 2019 to February 15th, 2019. Details can be found online at www.spccf.ca.

For more information, please contact Amanda Willie, Community Grants Manager, at [email protected] or by calling 519-271-1503.

St. Joseph’s Health Care Foundation $17,600Launching the Parkwood Planning and Pacing App: Phase 3 Brain and Mind Matters Community Fund ~ matched by �e Cowan Foundation

Stratford House of Blessing $2,100 Food Flow Project Stratford Smart & Caring Community Fund

Stratford-Perth Family YMCA $2,200Youth Engagement and Program Enhancement - �e Creative Process Mathieson Family Fund, Lloyd and Nancy Robertson Family Fund

Stratford-Perth Family YMCA $500Mitchell Youth CentreWest Perth Smart & Caring Community Fund

Stratford-Perth Humane Society $1,000Humane Education School Visits Frank and Edda Lang Family Fund, Smart & Caring Community Fund

Stratford Perth Museum $2,000Steed Gazebo Animation Project Orr Family Fund

The Local Community Food Centre $2,500 Community Access Outreach Market North Perth Smart & Caring Community Fund

The Local Community Food Centre $2,050 Compost Education ProgramMansbridge Environment Fund, Judy Reibling Legacy Fund, Stratford Smart & Caring Community Fund

The Local Community Food Centre $2,700Loving Spoonfuls Program - Gardening ComponentGeorge and Edna Hislop Family Fund, Stratford Smart & Caring Community Fund

Town of St. Marys $3,300Junior Lifeguard Club Annie and Isabelle Chester�eld Fund, Perth South Smart & Caring Community Fund

Town of St. Marys / St. Marys Youth Centre $4,500Learning Healthy Cooking and Meal Preparation Annie and Isabelle Chester�eld Fund, McGratten Children’s Fund, St. Marys Smart & Caring Community Fund

United Way Perth Huron – PF Solutions $2,050PFS Bridge CounsellingBrain and Mind Matters Community Fund ~ matched by �e Cowan Foundation

Upper Thames River Conservation Authority $3,202.12Tree Planting and Addressing Local Invasive SpeciesDonald McTavish Conservation Fund

Wellspring Stratford Cancer Support Centre $7,680Aqua�t, Art �erapy and Acoustics Irene McKennitt Fund for Nursing Excellence, Melanson Family Fund, Richardson Family Fund

2018 DESIGNATED GRANTS

Canadian Diabetes Association $10,000Melanson Family FundCanadian Red Cross Society $15,000Melanson Family FundElgin Missionary Church $700Laverne Heath FundJohn Howard Society $600Dave Persad FundMunicipality of North Perth / Listowel Legion $21,500North Perth Smart & Caring Community FundNorth Perth Community Hospice $500 Sid and Margaret Henry FundNorth Perth Public Library $500North Perth Public Library FundSalvation Army North Perth $3,000 North Perth Sports for Kids FundSalvation Army Stratford $1,000 Stratford Sports Fund for Kids Salvation Army Stratford $1,000 Hockey Bursary ProgramJohn Mavity Hockey Legacy FundStratford General Hospital Foundation $22,000 Melanson Family Fund, Strickland Community FundStratford Perth Community Foundation $6,000DesRosiers Endowment for the Advancement of the SPCF, Tim MacDonald Founding Chair Operating Endowment FundStratford Public Library $35,032Stratford Public Library Building Fund, Stratford Public Library Literacy FundThe Local CommunityFood Centre $10,000 Melanson Family Fund

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One of Dennis DesRosiers’ childhood memories is from his aunt and uncle’s farm in LaSalle, Ontario. Dennis was eight years old, sitting in their kitchen eating his Aunt Edie’s jam squares when his Uncle George invited him out to his workshop to do some woodworking. A little while later he � nished his � rst piece: a crèche for his mother’s nativity scene, a treasured piece he still displays at the holidays. � at time spent in his uncle’s shop sparked a lifelong passion for woodwork.

Dennis grew up with his parents and � ve siblings in a small home in Windsor, Ontario. His mother was a homemaker and avid

volunteer and his father was a mechanic who never wanted his son to work on cars. Although his parents didn’t have much, they were able to pass on strong values including one his father believed passionately and repeated often “Be generous to a fault and expect nothing in return.” Something Dennis pursues to this day through the giving of his time, talent and treasure.

With eight people living on one income, there was no money to send the kids to post-secondary school. Dennis worked hard as an electrician in the summers and his boss and mentor, who knew the importance

of an education, paid him enough to be able to attend university. He attended the University of Windsor and � nished with a degree in Economics. Despite his father’s e� orts, Dennis found a way to work on cars becoming Canada’s leading auto analyst. He has since established scholarships at both the University of Windsor and Georgian College for students enrolled in automotive programs. His way of paying it forward to help the students facing � nancial barriers to education.

Dennis married the love of his life, Lucy, a high school teacher, 43 years ago and they have one daughter. � ey’ve lived in Toronto for many years building his company, DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc.

On one fateful trip to the Stratford Festival � eatre to celebrate his 50th birthday, he ran into a friend from the auto industry and visited his century home near St. Marys. From that chance encounter, he envisioned retiring here to pursue his passions: theatre, gardening and, of course, woodworking.

With retirement years away and a daughter attending Columbia University in New York City, his pursuit of a country home was put on hold. Eventually he discovered a historic stone house located in Perth South that was the birthplace of Prime Minister Arthur Meighen. In addition to the historical relevance, the property had something special that intrigued him – a 1,400 square foot outbuilding that he could convert to his own wood shop.

Shortly after purchasing the house, Dennis reached out to his local contacts and started to get involved in the community. He volunteered with a few organizations and felt welcomed from the beginning. Around that

time, Dennis was introduced to the Stratford Perth Community Foundation (SPCF) and was encouraged to get involved to share his expertise. He jumped in with both feet and is currently the Board Chair for the Foundation.

It didn’t take long for the Foundation to witness Dennis’ generosity � rsthand. For his 65th birthday, instead of a celebration, Dennis decided to put out a challenge to his family, friends and colleagues: if they donated to the Foundation in lieu of gifts, he would personally match a percentage of the donations. His hopes of raising $65,000 for his 65th was surpassed within a few weeks. He was overwhelmed by the support. � e money raised created the DesRosiers Endowment for the Advancement of the SPCF, supporting the operational needs of the organization by providing a sustainable income source for the Foundation, forever.

Dennis and his wife Lucy continue to live between Toronto and Perth South with dreams to fully retire soon and relocate permanently. During his time here he spends many hours in his wood shop creating pieces to donate to organizations as a way to raise money for local causes. He would love to be able to do this full time.

When asked what he would like to be remembered for, Dennis responded “I want to ful� ll my father’s caring advice to be generous to a fault and asking nothing in return,” says Dennis. “I ask myself daily, how can I be more generous? I would like to be remembered as someone who is committed to paying it forward.”

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“ The funding we received has helped us fi ll the activity bins that the volunteers use with the kids and it has also aided with the marketing and administration of the program. The Community Foundation grants that we have received over the years have been instrumental to the program and we couldn’t be more grateful.”

Meghan Martin, Executive Director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Listowel and District. Grant recipient.

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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOIn School Mentor, Sheree Fleischauer with her Mentee.

“ My wife and I raised three children here and this community has been instrumental in the success of my business – I thought it was time for me to turn that giving back around.”

Tom Melanson. Fund holder.

“ A lot of the kids didn’t know the St. Marys Muesum existed and now, because of this program, we’re seeing some of them at the Museum on school breaks, bringing their families with them.”

Amy Cubberley, Curator and Archivist, St. Marys Museum. Grant recipient.

“ We love that the four Smart & Caring Community Funds are specifi c to building vital communities in Perth County – that was a great fi t for what we had hoped to accomplish with our donation.”

Bill Wilson, Perth County Road Superintendents’ Association. Fund holder.

“ Your generous support allowed us to make great strides in providing quality care to meet our residents’ complex health care needs. Thank you!”

Susan Rae, CEO of Knollcrest Lodge. Grant recipient.

“ I’m deeply passionate about nursing. In celebration of my retirement, after

a 52 year career, I set up a scholarship at the Community Foundation so

that I could help someone else get started in a profession that I love.”

Jean Aitcheson. Fund holder.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTOJean Aitcheson Nursing Scholarship Fund

“ We’ve had many educational opportunities over the past few years because of the Sid and Margaret Henry Fund. These annual grants truly make a di� erence.”

North Perth Community Hospice. Grant recipient.

“ Setting up a legacy fund with the Community Foundation was incredibly simple and made so much sense. Leaving money in perpetuity to our local community projects we love is just doing the right thing.” Sharon Sta� en. Fund holder.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dennis DesRosiers, Chair

Doug MacDougald, Vice Chair

Stacey Campbell, Treasurer

Leanne Perreault, Secretary

John Wilkinson, Past Chair

Mae Brooks

Helen Dowd

Patti Henhoe�er

Ron McKay

Justin O’Rourke

Lucille Roch

Tim MacDonald, Honorary Chair

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE

Justin O’Rourke, Chair

Anne Carbert

Amy Gangl

Bonnie Richardson

Lucille Roch

Kriss Snell

FINANCE AND

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

Stacey Campbell, Chair

Dan Daum

Je� Keller

Doug MacDougald

Brian Rivers

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

John Wilkinson, Chair

Julie Behrns

Tim MacDonald

Mayor Dan Mathieson

Richard Smelski

Mayor Al Strathdee

Bert Vorstenbosch Sr.

FUND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Doug MacDougald, Chair

Eddie Matthews

Meghan Marshall

Sue Orr

John Wilkinson

GRANT ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Leanne Perreault, Chair

Patti Henhoe�er

Ron McKay

Justin O’Rourke

Bonnie Richardson

Kathy Vassilakos

NORTH PERTH GRANT ADVISORY

Mae Brooks

Blair Burns

Andrew Coghlin

Tami Stratton

Debbie Miller

Greg Marles

ST. MARYS/PERTH SOUTH GRANT ADVISORYDennis Manarey

Peter McAshMary Smith

Don Van GalenRon McKay

PERTH EAST GRANT ADVISORYHelen Dowd

Patti Henhoe�erBev Rock

Richard Smelski

WEST PERTH GRANT ADVISORYComing Soon!

GALA COMMITTEEJen AndersonJulie DingmanDarcy KrahnJessie Jacob

Laura MacDougallKaren McLagan

Laura PogsonIsabelle Russell

Melissa Marcellisen

EVENT VOLUNTEERS

Jean Aitcheson

Connie Bolton

Ramona Gornik-Lee

Denise Kane

Drea Kerr

Renee Lang

Melissa Leitch

Sheri Maguire

Natalie Moore

Charlotte Munro

Claire Perreault

Kathleen �ompson

Michelle Webber

Mackenzie Willie

RETIRED VOLUNTEERS

Nancy Orr

Tom Orr*

Steve Rae

Chris McGregor

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Heidi Culliton, Executive Director [email protected] Amanda Willie, Community Grants Manager [email protected]

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION MOVEMENT AND INVEST IN YOUR COMMUNITY’S FUTURE

�e Stratford Perth Community Foundation (SPCF) is part of the Canadian movement for community vitality. With 191 community foundations across the country, we are connected by a national network to help Canadians invest in building strong and resilient places to live, work and play. We connect people, families and companies with causes that inspire them. We pool resources, knowledge and expertise, working with others for even greater impact by helping people give back where communities need it most.

More than 90 per cent of Canadian communities have access to a community foundation — from our largest cities to our smallest towns. Collectively we hold combined assets of more than $5.2 billion and we’ve put hundreds of millions back into communities.

THINK OF US AS A COMMUNITY INVESTMENT ACCOUNT

As your local community foundation, we are a charitable organization for everyone and unique because donations to an endowment fund – large or small – are not spent but combined and invested. Earned income is used to provide grants to local charities year after year to build a vibrant not-for-pro�t sector in Stratford, St. Marys and Perth County. �e SPCF is a sustainable funding resource for our region’s ever changing needs and critical priorities.

CONSIDERATIONS FOR YOUR YEAR-END GIVING THROUGH THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

What are you passionate about? And what impact would you like to have?

You can choose to make a donation to one of the named funds that support a broad range of sectors, from the arts and education, youth, recreation to seniors, health and wellness and the environment. Or make a donation to one of our unrestricted Smart & Caring Community Funds providing local grants in the community of the fund.

What are the bene�ts to donating to the Community Foundation?

All donations will receive a charitable tax receipt. Donations received by December 31st, 2018 can help to reduce your income taxes payable, o�set capital gains for the 2018 year or reduce estate taxes. Additionally, your investment in your community will be here bene�ting the causes and projects you care about now and forever. Your legacy begins today.

How can I give and what are the deadlines?

Giving has never been easier. Donations may be made at our o�ce in person, by phone, mail or online. �e Community Foundation also accepts the transfer of securities. If you are considering making a donation this year, it must be received by our o�ce by December 31 to be eligible for a charitable tax receipt for the 2018 year.

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“ You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

ONLINE

Visit spccf.ca, click the DONATE NOW button and choose the fund you’d like to support. You will be directed to Canada Helps, a secure platform for online donations.

BY PHONE

Call our office at 519-271-1503 we are here to assist you.

BY MAIL

Stratford Perth Community Foundation55 Lorne Ave East, Unit 5, Stratford ON N5A 6S4

125 Ontario StreetStratford, ON N5A 3H1(519) [email protected]

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199 Elgin St. E., P.O. Box 1228St. Marys, ON N4X 1B8(519) [email protected]

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