The Rising Tide of Dementia
2010 - 2011
Annual Report
Help for today
Hope for tomorrow...
President and CEO message
The baby boomers are aging. Today,
over half a million Canadians have
Alzheimer’s disease or another form
of dementia. In just one generation –
by the time our children or
grandchildren become adults - there
will be over one million Canadians
with dementia. The numbers are
scary. This is not about our parent’s
generation – this is about ours. We
need to act now. We can’t just sit back
and wait. Hope lies in making changes
today that will lessen dementia’s
crippling effect on our families, health
care system and economy. So what
can we do to help stem this
rising tide?
FIRST – Each of us needs to learn
about prevention and caring for our
brain health… the benefits of physical
activity, changes we can make in our
diet and other parts of our lives, to
reduce our risk of developing dementia.
And we need to learn about the
importance of early diagnosis.
NEXT – We need to significantly
increase the amount of money spent
on research, to learn more about
prevention, and discover a treatment
that will delay the onset of dementia
and reduce its impact substantially.
THEN – Each of us needs to ensure the
people who we elect to represent us
locally, provincially and nationally are
committed to a Dementia Strategy
that can be adopted by all levels of
government to affect changes in
health care.
LAST – but certainly not least, we
need to support family caregivers who
are struggling with the overwhelming
emotional and financial hardships of
providing care.
to corporate budgets. In 30 years, if
nothing changes, this number will
increase to over 30 million hours. But
change is possible, and within our
reach. The work we do today is an
investment in helping our children and
grandchildren cope with dementia and
Alzheimer’s disease.
Our 2010-11 Annual Report will give
you more details of the work that the
Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
does every day. We hope that you will
continue to support our cause and our
organization.
Diane Lemon, President
Joanne Bracken, CEO
A study released earlier this year tells
us that in Saskatchewan alone, family
caregivers provide nine million hours
of care each year. Think about what
nine million hours of staff time means
2010 - 2011 Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan Board (left to right): Richard Jankowski, Lynn Wrishko (Secretary), Sandra
Weekley (President), Diane Lemon (Vice-President), Lee Durdin, Janice Hurd, Dr. Jenny Basran, James Baldwin. Missing:
Tim Huber, Cathy Hinther, Patti Kelm (National Representative), Dr. David Malloy. Following Sandy Weekley’s resignation,
Dr. Ken Rasmussen joined the Board, Diane Lemon became President and Cathy Hinther served as Vice-President.
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Honouring our Volunteers
The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan was established by a small committed group of volunteers, and volunteers still
play a key role in the organization’s ability to provide help and hope to people affected by Alzheimer’s disease.
We thank:
● Volunteer Support and Information Group Facilitators who provide community-based support to family caregivers
● Board and Committee members who provide leadership and direction
● Volunteer Educators who deliver a variety of presentations throughout the province
● Fundraising event volunteers who plan and carry out fundraising events
● Walkers, Door-to-Door Canvassers and Coffee Break® Hosts who raise funds to support the Society
● Office volunteers who help stuff envelopes, organize mailings and send out information packages
In 2010 - 2011, the Society honoured the exceptional volunteers pictured on this page.
Philanthropic Leadership Award
Ken Stephenson and
Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan President Diane Lemon
Honourary Life Member
Dr. Debra Morgan
Volunteerism Award
Jean Mahon
Corporate Leadership Award
Kevin and Joan Stricker, Fries Tallman Lumber
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Support and Education
Since 1982, The Alzheimer Society of
Saskatchewan has provided
information and support to
individuals living with Alzheimer’s
disease and other dementias,
family members, friends and other
caregivers. We accomplish this in
many ways, including:
● Support and Information Groups
for Caregivers
● Support Groups for People with
Early Memory Loss
● Information, referral and support
on an individual basis through our
offices in Regina and Saskatoon,
and our toll free number
● Education programs
● Community presentations
● Printed material on a wide
variety of issues and concerns
● The Society’s website –
www.alzheimer.sk.ca
Link® Coordinators travelled to these
communities on a regular basis to
meet with community partners,
pharmacists, volunteers and
physicians to promote the benefits of
referring the the Alzheimer Society
using First Link® and to share
information about the Society’s
programs and services.
Prince Albert in October 2010. Two
hundred people attended the two
forums. The Society thanks presenting
sponsor Fries Tallman Lumber, as well
as the Government of Saskatchewan
Community Initiatives Fund and
media sponsors Yorkton This Week,
GX94 radio in Yorkton, and the Prince
Albert Daily Herald.
An evaluation of the initial two years
of the First Link® program found that
clients who were connected to the
Alzheimer Society via First Link® were
referred, on average, 11 months
earlier than those who self-referred.
First Link® was also found to have a
positive impact on increasing
understanding and awareness of the
Society and other community
resources among health professionals,
including physicians.
The success of the forums led the
Society to develop a Heads Up for
Healthier Brains presentation that our
Public Education Coordinators deliver
throughout the province. These
presentations are also supported by
Fries Tallman Lumber and the
Community Initiatives Fund.
First Link®
Public Forums
First Link® is an innovative health care
initiative that improves the quality of
life for people living with Alzheimer’s
disease and related dementias and
their families by identifying and
reaching out to them as early as
possible in the disease process to
provide comprehensive and
coordinated services. First Link®
enables physicians, specialists and
other health care and community
service providers to directly refer
individuals and their families to the
Alzheimer Society for services that
meet their immediate and ongoing
needs.
Following the success of the Heads Up
for Healthier Brains forums held in
Regina and Saskatoon in 2009, the
Society brought brain fitness
consultant Guy Pilch back to
Saskatchewan to deliver healthy brain
messages at forums in Yorkton and
With funding received through the
Alzheimer Society of Canada and the
Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, the
Society targeted the cities and
surrounding communities of Swift
Current (Cypress Health Region),
Estevan (Sun Country Health Region),
and North Battleford (Prairie North
Health Region) to strengthen and
expand the First Link® program. First
“This program is such
a refreshing positive
message for the
Alzheimer Society to deliver.”
Quote from the
Heads Up for Healthier Brains
evaluation form, October 2010
Brain Fitness Consultant Guy Pilch at the Yorkton Forum.
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Understanding Alzheimer’s
Disease
An Alzheimer Society of Canada
federation survey conducted in July
2010 revealed that 23 percent of baby
boomers couldn’t name even one
warning sign of Alzheimer’s disease.
With the first boomers turning 65 this
year, it is critical that this cohort learn
the warning signs and what they can
do to reduce their risk of developing
dementia.
Over half of Canadians
know someone
who is living with
Alzheimer’s disease
The Society is working hard to change
that knowledge gap through
Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease
presentations that identify risk factors
and warning signs, and stress the
importance of early diagnosis.
In 2010 - 2011, we delivered Alzheimer’s
disease and healthy brain messages to
2383 people at 95 presentations.
Kaleidoscope of Care Annual
Provincial Conference:
Understanding Diversity in
Dementia Care
The Society’s annual conference for
professional caregivers was held on
September 28 and 29 in Regina.
Keynote speakers were Dr. J.B. Orange,
whose presentation was entitled
“Enhancing Personhood via
Communication Strategies for
Individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease
and Their Caregivers,” and Dr. Jean
Boodhoo who spoke on “The
Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease and
Related Dementias.”
We thank Gold Sponsor Pfizer, and
Bronze Sponsors Bayshore Home
Health and Philips Lifeline.
Learning Series
Fifteen Learning Series sessions were
provided to a total of 365 people
during the year. The Society continued
to receive support from Telehealth
with Next Steps for Families being
delivered at 20 sites throughout the
province and Care Essentials at 21
sites. Care Essentials was taught be a
team that included Dr. Jenny Basran
and Social Worker Irma Robson from
Geriatric Evaluation and Management
Services and Continuing Care Consultant
Tracy Danylyshen-Laycock from the
Saskatoon Health Region, as well as
Susan Wood, the Director of Care at
the William Booth Special Care Home.
25 percent of families
are affected
by dementia
The Society thanks our Learning Series
sponsors: SaskTel TelCare, SGI, James P.
Mahoney Institute of the Family and
the Saskatoon Community Foundation.
Yet fewer than
one in four
baby boomers
can name a single
warning sign
Alzheimer Society of Canada
July 2010 survey
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Alzheimer’s Disease
Ten Warning Signs
1. Memory loss that
affects day-to-day
function
2. Difficulty performing
familiar tasks
3. Problems with
language
4. Disorientation of
time and place
5. Poor or decreased
judgment
6. Problems with
abstract thinking
7. Misplacing things
8. Changes in mood and
behaviour
9. Changes in personality
10. Loss of initiative
Research
Research to find the causes and a cure for Alzheimer disease continues to be a high priority for the Society. In 2010 2011, we contributed $209,177 to support several initiatives.
Saskatchewan Research Chair
in Alzheimer’s Disease and
Related Dementia
University of Saskatchewan
researcher Dr. Darrell Mousseau was
awarded the Saskatchewan Research
Chair worth $1 million over the next
five years to study a link between
Alzheimer’s disease and depression.
The Chair is a partnership among the
Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan,
the Saskatchewan Health Research
Foundation, and the University of
Saskatchewan. The two funding
partners each provide $100,000 per
year for five years, while the
University of Saskatchewan provides
the necessary infrastructure and
support for the Chair.
Alzheimer Society Doctoral
and Post-Doctoral Research
Awards
University of Regina clinical psychology
doctoral student Sarah Chan received
an Alzheimer Society of Canada
research award in the “Quality of Life”
stream. Her project focuses on pain
assessment in older adults with
dementia living in long-term care and
will revise and validate the Pain
Assessment Checklist for Seniors with
Limited Ability to Communicate (PACSLAC). PACSLAC has been found to be
one of the most valid and reliable
tools of its kind. When used
regularly by long-term care nurses,
pain management for older adults
with dementia increases, pain
behaviours decrease, and nurse
distress and burnout is reduced.
University of Saskatchewan doctoral
candidate Jocelyn Poock has
Dr. Mousseau is a professor in the College of Medicine’s Department of
Psychiatry at the University of
Saskatchewan, and the former vicepresident of the Alzheimer Society of
Saskatchewan board.
He and his team have found that an
enzyme that plays an important role
in depression can severely weaken
brain cells and perhaps trigger the
neurodegenerative processes that
lead to Alzheimer’s disease. The
team is also looking at the role of
anti-depressants in this process.
Over the next five years, Dr. Mousseau
and his team hope to come closer to
discovering earlier diagnostic
measures and prevent Alzheimer’s
disease in a significant portion of
the population.
Dr. Darrell Mousseau at the Canadian Light
Source Inc. synchrotron. Photo credit: SHRF
accepted an Alzheimer Society
Research Program Doctoral Award
worth just over $20,000. Jocelyn’s
research will examine the effect of the
dual task of “walking while talking” on
the gait of people with Alzheimer’s
disease and compare it with the gait
of healthy older adults to determine
the role of higher brain functions in
clinical gait assessments.
Sébastien Hébert, who studies at the
Université Laval in Quebec City is the
recipient of a $180,000 Alzheimer
Society of Saskatchewan Young
Investigator grant. His project is
entitled “The Importance of microRNA
target site polymorphisms in
Alzheimer’s disease.”
Another Université Laval researcher,
Carl Julien, is the recipient of a
$90,000 Alzheimer Society of
Saskatchewan Post-Doctoral
Fellowship Award to study the
“Effect of type 2 diabetes on the in
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vivo pathogenesis of tau.”
The Alzheimer Society Research
Program is a collaborative initiative of
the Alzheimer Society federation to
help launch the careers of outstanding
young researchers and fund the work
of established researchers.
Spotlight on Research
In September, the Society’s Spotlight
on Research evening in Regina
attracted more than 150 people.
Attendees were able to view two
dozen research posters, mingle and
chat with reseachers and take in two
informative presentations by Dr.
Darrell Mousseau and Dr. Thomas
Hadjistavropoulos, Professor of
Psychology and Director of the Centre
on Aging and Health at the University
of Regina. We thank the Saskatchewan
Health Research Foundation and the
Canadian Institutes for Health
Research for supporting this event.
Special Events / Sponsors
Throughout the year, funds raised at special events support Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan programs and services
for people living with dementia, their families and caregivers, as well as research into causes, treatments and a cure.
Special events also raise awareness about the disease and brain health. The Society thanks our sponsors, volunteers,
event participants and donors.
Forget - Me - Not Walk
The 2011 Forget-Me-Not Walks in Regina and Saskatoon raised over $110,000. Thank you to our more than 350 walk
participants and the following corporate sponsors:
Bayshore Home Health
Conexus
620 CKRM
Kal Tire
PharmaChoice
Regina Leader-Post
Saskatoon Star Phoenix
VIA Rail
Xerox
Saskatoon Media Group (Magic 98.3, 600 CJWW, and The Bull)
Dakota Dunes Casino
Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Company
Coffee Break®
The 2010 nation-wide Alzheimer Coffee Break® raised over $1.2 million, with the events held throughout Saskatchewan
contributing $80,000. This could not have been achieved without the support of 400 Coffee Break hosts and the
following corporate sponsors:
Ambassador Coffee
Medicine Shoppe Pharmacies
Bulk Barn
Mother Parkers
Giant Tiger
Saskatoon Farmers Market
Home Tech Small Appliances
Van Houtte Coffee Services Inc.
Fall Gala
The 2010 “A Night to Remember” Fall Gala was a tremendous success, raising over $90,000. We thank our sponsors:
Fries Tallman Lumber (Presenting Sponsor)
Alliance Pipeline Limited Partnership
Avison Young Commercial Realty
Botting Leadership & Development Corp.
Carol LaRocque
Casino Regina
Cindercrete Products Ltd.
Conexus
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
Crown Appraisals
Dr. Jacqui Shumiatcher
EVRAZ Inc.
Extendicare (Canada) Inc.
Flame Fabricators Inc. and Rita Stevenson-Ellis
Fred Weekley, Investors Group
Granite Developments
Great West Life - London Life - Canada Life
Greystone Managed Investments Inc.
Impact Design Solutions
JR's Welding
Kelturn Drywall Ltd.
Knight Archer Insurance
Kramer Ltd.
Lexcom Systems Group Inc.
Lynch Property Services Inc.
Magnum Opus Investments Inc.
MBL Custom Contracting Ltd.
Meyers Norris Penny LLP
Moose Jaw Refinery
NewWest Enterprise Property Group (Sask)
Precise Parklink (West) Ltd.
Radiology Associates of Regina Medical P.C. Inc.
Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region – Restorative & Continuing Care
Registered Psychiatric Nurses Association of Saskatchewan
Wingate by Wyndham – Regwin Hotel Ltd.
SaskEnergy
Site Management Services (Regina) Inc.
Stone Creek Financial Group Inc.
TD Commercial Banking
Virtus Group
Media: 94.5 Jack FM, 980 CJME, Z99, Regina Leader-Post,
CTV, The Star Phoenix
Heads Up for Healthier Brains
Fries Tallman Lumber
Community Initiatives Foundation
Kaleidoscope of Care Annual Provincial Conference
Pfizer
Bayshore Home Health
Philips Lifeline
Spotlight on Research
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation
Canadian Institutes for Health Research
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Our Donors
Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias touch the lives of thousands of people in Saskatchewan. We thank all
of our supporters but due to space limitations, we can only acknowledge gifts of $100 or more.
* denotes monthly donor
$5000+
Dallin, E.E. (Bud)
Fries Tallman Lumber Ltd.
Government of Saskatchewan
Hopkins, Martin and Evelyn
Jamieson, John
Moose Jaw Refinery Partnership
Peschken, Diether (in memory of Heidi
Peschken)
Saskatchewan Community Initiatives
Fund
Saskatchewan Health Research
Foundation
SaskTel TelCare Employees
Charitable Trust
SGI
Stephenson, Kenneth R.
Tree of Life Foundation
$2500 – 4999.99
Circa Office Interiors
Co-operators Group Limited
Esterhazy and District Donors Choice
Queen City Kinsmen Club Inc.
Saskatoon Community Foundation
United Way of Regina
United Way of Saskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
$1000 – 2499.99
Biggar and District Donors Choice
Book, Lorraine
Bracken, Mark and Joanne *
Carrot River Donors Choice
Cenovus Employee Foundation
Conexus Credit Union
Craik and District Donors Choice
Cut Knife Donors Choice
Davidson and District Donors Choice
Donald and Claire Kramer Trust Fund
Eatonia Donors Choice
Eston United Way
Flaman, Melanie
Geradts, Chris and Tammy
Gibbons, Jeannie
Group, Tricor Automotive
Guy, Bryan
Hrycak, Eugene
Indian Head Donors Choice
Kipling and District Donors Choice
Appeal
Kirkpatrick, Robert and Corinne
Langenburg and District Donors Choice
Liske, Terry
Melfort and District Donors Choice
Melville and District Donors Choice
Meota and District Combined
Donors Choice
Nipawin and District Donors Choice
Outlook Donors Choice
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc.
Rempel, Elizabeth
Rosetown and District Combined
Donors Choice
Sandbox in the City
Steane, Robert
Stewart, Olive
Stoughton and District Donors Choice
TelCare Saskatoon
Watrous and District Donors Choice
Weekley, Fred and Sandra *
Widdowson, Jean
Winder, Patrick
Normand, Armand and Rose Marie
Parrish & Heimbecker Limited
PGePropel Inc.
Phaneuf, Daniel
Raymore and District Donors Choice
Reiter, Josephine
Rosenberg, Sherry
Schlosser, Hugh
Silton Community Club
Spooner, Crystal
Sons of Scotland
St. Brieux Donors Choice
Strasbourg and District Combined
Appeal
Sturgis and District Donors Choice
TelCare Regina
TelCare Yorkton
Telus Corporation
Trican Well Service Ltd.
Wawota and District Donors Choice
Weiterman, Garth and Maureen
Wood River Donors Choice
Wrishko, Dave and Lynn *
Wynyard and District Combined
Appeal
Xerox Canada Ltd.
Yuel, James and Lisa
$500 – 999.99
Abernethy and District Donors Choice
Artistic Painting
ASL Paving Ltd.
Balcarres and District Donors Choice
Baldwin, James
Beauchesne, Therese
BMO Employee Charitable Foundation
Carlyle and District Donors Choice
Carnduff and District Donors Choice
Cave, Grace
cfactor Works Inc.
Colleaux, Kevin and Carla
Conexus - Regional Social Committee
Event
Dilke and District Donors Choice
Dinsmore and District Donation Drive
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Auxiliary #3395
Foam Lake and District Donors Choice
Fuchs, Ed and Karen *
Glen, John and Joyce
Graham, Donald
Gull Lake and District Donors Choice
Hampton, Will and Ruth
Hartman, Paul
Hinther, Royal and Cathy
Hollands, Douglas and Margaret
Hudson Bay Donors Choice
Isaacson, Cal *
Jamieson, Ken and Maragaret
Kamsack and District Donors Choice
Kinistino and District Appeal
Lai, Tony and Deux, Catherine
Lampman and District Donors Choice
Lancer-Portreeve and District Donors
Choice
Lashburn and District Combined
Appeal Donors Choice
Latrace-Lundquist, Joyce
Lea, Doug and Ruth *
Leach, Lori and Wyant, Vaughn
Lola Stroud Charitable Fund
Main, Noreen *
Maryfield and District Donors Choice
McLean, Elizabeth
McPeek, Douglas and Antonette
Melfort , City of
Mervin and District Donors Choice
Naicam and District Donors Choice
Neufeld Charitable Foundation
$250 – 499.99
Abbey and District Combined Appeal
Afseth, Gail
Alliance Energy Ltd.
Allwest Insurance Services Ltd.
Altwasser, David
Andersen, Lorens
Appleyard, William
Arcola Donors Choice
Bailey, Allan and Colleen
Baker, Terry and Nancy
Bar Engineering Co. Ltd.
Baylak, Cliff
Birch Hills and District Combined
Appeal
Blomander, Dwight
Campbell, Matt and Melanie
Canwood and District Donors Choice
Capital Ford Lincoln
Chang, Peter and Rebekah
Church, Nancy
Codie Prevost Music
Connor, Gerald
Cornish, Marnell *
Davis, Bruce *
Davis LLP Barristers & Solicitors
Defoe, Kathleen *
Derksen, Jacob
Diesen Farms
Diesen, John and Lorraine
Drake Donors Choice
Durdin, Lee *
Fillmore and District Donors Choice
Gainsborough Donors Choice
Gebhard, Kristina *
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Govan and District Donors Choice
Gravelbourg Donors Choice
Gross, Gertrude
Haines, Jonathan
Hitchon, Carol
Holmes, Dr. S.B.
Huber, Tim *
Hurd, Janice *
Imperial and District Combined Appeal
Jarzab, Michel and Schaff, Michelle
Kelm, Donald and Patti
Laidlaw, Edie *
Langenburg Support Group
LeBlanc, Maurice
Lemke, Terri
Lillejord, Wayne and Donna
Marken, Patricia *
Metke, Angela
Mousseau, Darrell
Morris, Edward
Muenster and District Donors Choice
Newbank Enterprises Ltd.
Porcupine and District Donors Choice
Perdue and District Donors Choice
R.I. Dean Trucking
Ratzlaff, Vern and Helen *
Rebekah Assembly of Sask I.O.O.F.
Reich, Clay
Robarts, Richard and Toba
Rocanville Donors Choice
S.O. Asher Consultants Ltd.
Saltcoats and District Donors Choice
SaskCentral
SaskCentral Casual Fridays
SaskTel/Telephone Pioneers Prairie
Shaw, Michael and Linda
Sheard, William *
Sidloski-Borys, Juana
Southern Document Solutions
Spicy Peppercorn
St. Mary's Ukrainian Women's League
Steeden, Leslie and Jean
Sterling Truck & Trailer
Stewart, John and Barbara
Strongfield and District Donors Choice
T. C. Enterprises Ltd.
Tanner, Neil and Rose
TelCare North Battleford
TelCare Prince Albert
TelCare Swift Current
Thompson, Joan
Tugaske and District Donors Choice
Unity and District Donors Choice
University of Regina, Employees'
Charitable Donations Plan
Valentine, Paul
Warburton, Barbara
Watson and District Donors Choice
Wiese, Brenda
Winder, Kelly
Windthorst and District Donors Choice
Winston Knoll Collegiate
Young, Yvette
Yuel, Dorothy
$100 – 249.99
315891 Sask. Ltd.
A-1 Rentals
Adams, Sharon
Affinity Credit Union
Affleck, Jim and Olga
Aldocon Holdings Ltd.
All-Stat Electric Ltd.
Allen, Steven
Altwasser, Rodney and Faye
Amendt, Gertrude
Anderson, Boyd
Andreas, Roy
Apprenticeship and Trade Commission
Arborfield and District United Appeal
Armstrong, Grant
Arn, Blair and Fay
Austin, Cody
Auto Electric Service Ltd.
Aylsham Donors Choice
B & E Industrial Electronics Ltd
Bakken, Don and Thelma
Baldwin, Bruce
Baldwin, Dale and Grace
Ball, Dennis and Lynn
Bank of Montreal-University Heights
Branch
Barker, Douglas
Barlow, Frank
Baron, Bryce and M. Jacquelene
Barootes, Betty
Bashnick, Nick
Bassett, Bruce and Delores
Bauer, Joy Adams
Baylak, Mary
Beaubier, Beaty
Beaubier, David
Beck, Irene
Bednard, Ernest and Nancy
Bellamont Exploration Ltd.
Benson, Shirley
Bentley, The
Berger, Usher
Bergeron, Sylvie
Berryere, Robert
Besler, Richard and Marie
Bethune District Lions Club
Biegler, Julius and Barbara
Bilokreli, Bryan
Bishop, Barbara
Bjorndahl, Rick
Blackburn, Ron
Blais, Elizabeth
Blakeney, Anne
Blatchford, Bob
Blelloch, Kevin
Blommaert, Dennis and Lorraine
Bloomer, Wade and Debbie
Blumer, Doug and Gaylene
BMO Employee Charitable Foundation
Bodnar, Shawn
Bodnaryk, Fred
Boehler, Gladys
Bokitch, John and Brenda
Booth, Adriana
Borsa, Victor and Dolly
Boton, Patti
Bowers, Jeffrey and Marcy
Bowers, Lynne
Bowler, Donna
Bowler, Kenneth and Geraldine
Bradford, Brent and Doreen
Bray, Lyndon
Bredenbury and District Combined
Appeal Donors Choice
Broad, Shirley
Brock and District Donors Choice
Brooks, Neil and Vicki
Broomhall, Alice
Brown, Robert
Brownlee, Wayne and Ina
Bryant, Blake
Buckley, Margaret W
Bue, Peter and Kathy
Bueckert, Leo
Bugera, Lorraine
Burdon, Doris
Burkart, Christina
Burke, Judy
Burns, Josh
Burnyeat, Bob and Kathy
Burton, Richard
Butler, Justin
Caltech Surveys Ltd.
Cameco Corporation
Canmar Grain Products Ltd.
Canyon Technical Services Ltd.
Carlson, Cheryl
Carlson, Lyndon and Maryellen
Carpenter, Dean
Carpentier, Michel
Cebryk, Wendy
Central Butte Donors Choice
Charlton, Marilyn
Chester, Iris
Chisholm, Steve
Chobot, Dave
Choboter, Margaret
Chubak, Evelyn
Chuey, Pat
Churchbridge and District Donors
Choice
Clemens-Brown, Dot
Clubb, Roni
Coakwell, Dale and Joan
Coffin, Debra
Collison, Terry
Colville, Barbara
Commanda, Valerie
Cook, Frances and Wesley
Cote, Nancy
Coumont, Bill and Connie
Crate, Kristie
Crestline Coach Ltd.
Cronin, Gary
Crown Distributors
Danaher, Cheryl
Davis, Alan and Ruriko
Davis, Frank and Barbara
Day, Vern and Marion
Dean, Don
Deck, Alice *
Delgaty, Ralph and Myrna
Deloitte & Touche Foundation Canada
Demiantscriuk, Nick
Dempsey Laird Trucking
Denysiuk, Sheila
Department of Justice Canada
Diditch, Julia
Diekrager, Gaylene
Diesen, Hartley
Dishington, Scott and Betty
DLBH LLP
Dobchuk, Jim and Bonnie
Docking, Alex and Jill
Doering, Henry and Marion
Donnelly Automotive Group
Donnelly, Greg and Kathy
Doolittle, Jim
Dorsch, Edith
Douglas, Marjorie
Dove, Elmer and Lillian
Dudiak, Darlene
Duerksen, Lori
Duke, Ronda
Dusterbeck, Latham and Agnes
E & R Properties Ltd.
Edam Donors Choice
Edge Realty Ltd.
Edwards, Bill
Elbow and District Donors Choice
Ellchuk, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Elliott, Barb
Ellis, Natasha *
Emke, Shirley
EnCana Cares Foundation
Eric Le Roux Medical Prof. Corp.
Everest, Mildred
EVRAZ Place
Fahl, Gail
Fairhaven Bowl
Farley, Jack and Ermina
Ferre, Monica
Fielden, Stanley and Margaret
Fiissel, Mel W
Fink, Tara-Lee
Flegel, Danette
Fleming, Bill and Jan
Fletcher, Jim
Fohr, Mary
Folk, Jan
Foreman, Janet
Fowler, Richard
Frandsen, Donna
Frank, Barry and Giselle
Fullawka, Ernie and Ruth
Galenzoski, Don
Gallagher, Brooke and Betsy
Gallagher, George and Doreen
Gallagher, Kelly
Gallant, Denis
Gallet, Dympna
Gardiner, Walter
Gault, Janice
Gerlach, Marion
Gerlack, Judy
Gibson, Lorna
Giesbrecht, Rebecca
Giesinger, Annabelle
Gingerysty, Bonnie
Girling, Doreen
Girling, Valerie
Girodat, Dean
Girodat, Joan
Glydon, Stan and Myrt
Golden Years Manor Inc.
Gonzalez, Anita
Goodsoil Lions Club
Goohsen, Jeanette
Goshawk, Clark
Goshawk, Lynn
Gramchuk, Mel
Granahan, Louise
Great Canadian Oil Change
Grismer, Gary
Grohn, Marie
Guebert, Phil
H & R Block-Yorkton
Halbwachs, Barry
Halifax-Cornwallis Progress Club
Charitable Foundation
Hall, Linda *
Hammerlindl, Bev
Hamre, Barry
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Hanchar, John and Elenora
Hartman, Mary Ann
Harty, Steven
Hauck, Anthony
Hauer, Liz and Chris
Hay, William C
Hector, Frank
Heggie, Betty-Ann
Hein, Margret
Heistad, Lauren
Hengen, Ambrose
Hengen, Christian
Hengen, Colleen
Hengen, Edward
Henriquez, Zena
Henry-Gilchrist, Diane
Herchmer Place Social Club
Heritage Insurance Ltd.
Hesje, Brenda
Hickman, Mary
Hill, Nicole
Hills, Paul
Hillson, John D
Hnidy, Eileen
Hodson, Doug
Hoehn, Erwin
Hoffinger, Mark
Holdfast-Penzance and Districts
Donors Choice
Holland, Larry and Gwen
Hooey, Gerald and Margaret
Hopkie, Dianne
Horachek, Byron and Jayne
Hosegood, Linda
Howe, Denise
Hrycyna, Brad
IKS Media & Technology 2001 LTD
Ilsley, Alan
Ilsley, Phyllis
Impact Marketing
Int. Assoc. of Bridge Structural
Ornamental & Reinforcing
Ironworkers No. 771
Irvin, Dick
IWL Steel Fabrication
Jacks, Fran
Jackson, Gaylene
James, Mark
Jarrett, Barbara
Jeal, Keith
Jeffrey, Keith and Noreen
Jelinski, T.
Jewell, Conrad
Johansen, Sonjia
Johnson, Sherman and Lorna
Johnston, Eric and Marian
Jones, Lynn and Shieliah Loutit
Jorgenson, Derek
Joseph, Vic
Karppinen, Carol
Kavanagh, Norwood and Lois
Kelly, Gladys
Kerr, Shirley
Ketcheson, Harvey
Kimont, Christina
Kirkpatrick, Theresa
KL Services Ltd.
Klatt, Norman and Donna
Klebuc, John
Klemke, Sharon
Knights of Columbus 5182
Knittig, Jim and Allison
Knoblauch, Warren and Brenda
Koenig, Mary
Koob, Les and Patricia
Koss, Carman
Kot, Alyce (Bunny)
Kot, Brian
Kot, Dave and Tracy
Kutz Family Foundation Corporation
Labatt, Ron
Lafontaine, Don
Lafontaine, Kathleen
Laird-Carlton and District Combined
Appeal
Lalonde, Denise
Lamarche, Ray and Susan
Lambert, Brian and Georgina
LaRocque, Fred and Gert
LCBI High School
Leach, Debbie
Leachman, Ross
Leader Inn
Leclair, Jim and Donna
Lee, Lucy
Legault, Maureen
Leguier, Rolland
Leisle, Alex
Lemberg and District Donors Choice
Lemon, Diane
Lessak, Darryl and Karolyn
Lesyk, Earl and Georgena
Letourneau, Dave and Iris
Leverick, Patricia
Lindsay, Buddy and Rae
Livingstone, Richard
Livingstone, Val
Lloyd, Vicky
Loewen Hardt Construction Ltd.
Lotts, Arthur
Loy, Shauna
Lucky, Lillian
Luther Tower Residence
Lyke, Ronald D
Lynn, Brian and Sandra
MacDonald, Dennis
MacDonald, Kerry *
Mack, Sharman
MacKay, Kenneth and Pat
MacKay, Ronald
MacKenzie, Jordan and Amanda
Macklin Town & Country New Horizons
MacLauchlan, Brenda
MacLeod, David and Barbara
MacMillan, Don and Donna
MacNeill, Greg and Margaret
Macrorie and District Donors Choice
Maertens, Jerry
Makaroff, Kara Schick
Mann, Stuart and Yvonne
Manz, Leslie
Marcyniuk, Timothy
Mark, Art N
Marsh, Pat
Matthies, Dora
Mazurek, Judy
McArthur, Kevin
McArtur, Sarah
McBean, Nancy
McCaig, Iris
McCallion, Karen
McCarthy, Gladys
McCarthy, Samira
McClocklin, Diane
McCormick, Rusty
McCrea, Rich and Nancy
McEwen, Robert
McGee, Dale
McGill Industrial
McGowan, Ken and Joyce
McGregor, Ian and Alda
McGregor, Mandy
McKercher, Donald
McKibbon, Audrey
McLellan, James Paul
Mclennan, Isabelle
McLeod, Dianne
McLeod, Heather
McMahon Motors
McOuatt, Reggie
Meckelborg, Jerry and Janine
Melnychuk, Judy
Merasty, Gary
Mewis, Lynne
Meyers, Leslie and Cheryl
Michael, Gaza and Joanne
Michayluk, Fay
Mickleborough, Graham
Mickleborough, Janet
Middleton, Alexander and Dorothy
Miles, Connie
Milestone Donors Choice
Millar, Dave and Anne
Miller, Beth and Turner, Jim
Miller, Carole
Milligan, Shawn
Milne, Wayne and Sharon
Mitchell, Jonathan
Mitchell, Wade
Mohr, Sheila
Moodie, Estelle
Moore, Don
Moore, Joe
Moore, Susan
Mount Royal Emmanuel United Church
Mountain Home Bed and Breakfast
Morck, Eunice
Morgan, Debra
Morris Industries
Murray, Ken and Helen *
Muskeg Lake Cree Nation
Nattrass, Sharon
Neale, Gord and Diane
Nedjelski, Lacey
Nelson, Irene
Neufeld, Ken
Nichol, James and Louise
Nicholls, E. and K.
Nieman, Ted J.
Nieminen, Elizabeth
Nilsson Bros. Inc.
Nishnik, Julie
Nokomis Donors Choice
Noonan, Warren
Norby, Eileen
Norseman Construction Ltd.
North Battleford Senior Citizens Action
Northcote Voyageurs
Now Inc.
Noyes, Alexandra
Olenchuk, Janet
Olson, Allan and Arlene
Olson, Rose
Oremba, Eugene and Diane
Orvik, Jeanne
Ousdahl, Wes
Page, Bill and Trish
Parent, Ron
Parsons, Sandy
PCL Construction Management Inc.
Peacock, Shelley
Peers, Bob and Dolli
Pennant and District Donors Choice
Peters, Anna
Peterson, Kathy
Pierce, Keith and Wendy
Pietrus, Mike and Holly
Pilch, Guy
Pinch, Greg and Jane
Pinder, H.C.
Pisiak, Sophia
Pladsen, Jerry
Plaxton, Drew
Player, Todd and Darci
Poirier, Robert and Gertrude
Pollard, Audrey
Popoff, Miles
Porter, Cameron
Potter, Vera
Prakash Consulting Ltd.
Preeceville and District Lioness Club
Prince Albert Parkland Health Region
Prohaska, David and Janet
Prpick, Joe and Sharon
Pylypchuk, Linda
R H Fleming Holdings Ltd.
Ramada Yorkton
Rasmussen, Ken
Ratsoy, Jim and Family
Redekopp, Danielle
Reimer, Charles
Rempel, Bruce and Cheryl
Renz, Merv and Kelly
Reykdal, Gord and Carrie
Rhynold, Elizabeth
Richard United Church Women
Ritenburg, Lorne
Ritz, Keith
Robinson, Bob and Marjorie
Rooke, W. Randall
Rosser, Cindy
Royal Canadian Legion #222
Rudyk, Allan
Rural Municipality of Hart Butte No. 11
Rusnak Balacko Kachur
Ryan, David and Susan
Ryan, Irene
Saliken, Linda
Salveo
Sandercock, Nadine
Santo, Richard and Patricia
Sarafin, Jack and Eleanora
Sarauer, Allen and Lorelie
Sargent, Douglas and Myra
Saskatchewan Roughrider Football
Club Inc.
Saskatoon Building Supplies
Saskatoon Co-operative Association Ltd.
Sasman Donors Choice
Sawatsky, Keith
Scarfe, Jeanne
Scarfe, Jim and Donna
Schatz, Leah
Schiissler, Terry
Schmitz, Anita *
Schoonover, Aleatha
Schuett, Leonard and Joyce
Schultz, Arleen
Schwab, Solange
Schwartz, Hildagarde
Scorgie, Douglas and Gail
Scutt, Harold and Marilyn
Sefton, Judy
Seip, Ken and Gayle
Selinger, Alfred
Selinger, Rose
Shanofer, Donna
Shaw, Eleanor
Shaw, William and Laurie
Shields, Kay *
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Shirley, Jean
Short, Jim and Irene
Shurvin, Vera
SIAST - LINC
Simpson and District Combined Appeal
Skeet, Brian
Slykhuis, Shelley
Smith's Agency (Regina) Ltd.
Smith, Dr. Harold
Smith, Garnet and Michelle
Smith, Rae
Smysnuik, Gerald
Sorsdahl, Leona *
Sothmann, Karl
St. Onge, Jim and Merle
St. Paul’s Knights of Columbus
Star City and District Donors Choice
Stark, Jay and Sheri
Steel, F. James
Steele, Kim
Steer, Debbie
Steer, Matthew
Stevenson, G
Stirr, Nicholas
Storey, Raymond and Bev
Strain, Eva
Strain, Tim
Strudwick, Geoffrey
Stus, Hali
Suncor Energy Foundation
Superannuated Teachers of
Saskatchewan, Weyburn Chapter
Sutherland, James Ken and Cheryl
Sutherland, Savage
Sweet, Kathleen May
Sweet, Lucielle
Sykes, Gladys
Targa Investments
Tekatch, Mary
Thiessen, Bernice
Thompson, Cheryl
Thompson, Darlene
Thompson, G. Clayton
Thompson, Patricia
Thordarson, Conrad and Dorothy
Thornton, Dave and Sheila
Tietz, Helmut
T 'n N Parcel Express
Torrance, Carolyn
Traweger, Christopher
Trew, Elva
Trimac Transportation Services LP
Tristar Resource Management Ltd
Trout, Henry and Betty
Truss, Albert
Tupper, Barbara
Udahl, Brenda
Uhrich, Fran
Ukrainian Catholic Brotherhood
Ukrainian Womens Association
of Canada
Ultimate Care
Underwood, Ed and Kathleen
United Way of Calgary and Area
United Way / Centraide Ottawa
University of Regina, Graduate Studies
and Research
University of Saskatchewan, Dept. of
Physics and Engineering Physics
Value Tire
Vanderhooft, Rob and Lois
Van Walsem, Catharine
Van't Hof, Joe
Vassileva, Julita
Veldhuis, Harry and Donna
Venne, Ann
Verrall, Catherine
Vicckies, Alex
Volk, Nick and Pauline
Vopni, Randolph
Wagar, Marie
Waldman, Ron and Shannon
Walliser, Lorne
Wanner, Katherine
Warner, Carole *
Watson, Glen and Beverly
Watson, Richard
Waugh, Jason
Waugh, Jim
Waugh, Kelly
Way, Susan
Webster, Brian and Teresa
Webster, Doug and Dorothy
Wei, Zelan
Weichel, Cecile
Weir, Cholar and Thirza
Weir, Malcolm and Ingrid
Weisbrot, Ruth
Wellings, Leonard and Patricia
Wellsch, Blaine
Wentz, Maureen and Mennie, Dennis
Wesner, Edward
Westbury, Connie
Weyburn Credit Union
Weyland, Glenn
Whatley, Elsie
Wheatland Good Sam’s
White, Justin
Wickstrom, Allan and Ailsa
Wiese, Jim
Wiese, Terry
Wilkinson, Donna
Wilkinson, Marlene
Wilkinson, Renee Louise
Will, John and Mary
Williams-Duerr, Tracy *
Willows, Denise
Wilson, James S.
Winter, Darlene
Winter, Leanne
Wirtz, Brendan
Wojcik, Yvette
Wolitski, Mr. and Mrs. Marian
Woloshyn, Shelley
Wolowski, Carey
Wyant, Michael
Yanko, Robert and Sandra
Yelich, Lynne
Yorkton Antigue Auto Association
Yule, Carolyn
Zimmerman, Maurice
Zoerb, Sandra
Zoph, Don
Zurowski, Thomas and June
A Legacy of Help and Hope
Many people choose to further the work of their favourite charities in their financial and estate plans.
Gifts given through wills, life insurance, securities and other vehicles can leave a legacy of help and help to
those who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease while providing tax benefits or income security.
The Circle of Hope is the Alzheimer Society’s special recognition program that honours and recognizes
donors who have made a future gift to the Society. Saskatchewan Circle of Hope Members are:
Michael G. Egnatoff
Gerald Naylen
The following people made a gift to the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan through their estate in
2009 - 2010:
Justine Johnson
Bertha Augusta Kohli
Jessie Magee
Roy Kenneth Meston
Viola Roebuck
Lloyd Weinberger
George Zielbauer
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In Memory
In 2010 - 2011, the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan received gifts in memory of the following people:
Abram Ens
Adeline Knoblauch
Agatha Derksen
Agnes S. Lummerding
Albert Merriam
Albert Scarfe
Alex Kuziak
Alex Shishkin
Alice Lowe
Alice Marguerite Lambrick
Alice Senyk
Alice Silvester
Allan Fields
Allan Leslie Olson
Alma Beug
Alva Kaeding
Alyce Dutz
Amanda Noonan
Amelia (Burkart) Marnach
Ann Sobchyshyn
Anna Reine
Anne Schlosser
Annie Kozloski
Anton Grad
Araham Rees
Ardif Herman
Ardis Arneson
Ardis Herman
Arlene Berryere
Arthur Adams "Mickey"
Arthur Carney
Arthur Huber
Arthur Schuett
Arthur Stevenson
Ashley Stewart
Audrey Leader
Audrey Pletch
Audrey Strudwick
Barb Valberg
Barbara Borsa
Barbara MacDermatt
Barry Beasley
Bayna Bates
Beatrice Slack
Ben Bugoy
Bernadette Greschner
Bert Jamieson
Beryl Becket
Beryl Hooper
Betty Benson
Betty Chalmers
Betty Fahlman
Betty Luchinski
Betty Walker
Betty Wilson
Bill Davenport
Bob Garner
Brenda Desnoyers
Bronie Talarski
Bruce Moore
C. Puff
Carl Lindquist
Cecil Johnson
Cecil Murray
Cecilia Gorsalitz
Charles Girling
Charles Laird
Charlie Black
Charlie Thompson
Clara Apland
Clara Bragg
Claude Sharp
Cliff Waters
Conrad Leo Reiter
Daisy Arnold
Dale Loverin
Dan McCord
Dave Rosenberg
David Adler
David Silzer
Dick Yonkman
Don MacIver
Donald Book
Donna Smulan
Dora Pickard
Dora Williams
Doreen (York) Dormuth
Doreen Fleming
Doreen Girling
Doreen Hudson
Doreen MacPherson
Dorothy Betteridge
Dorrie Jones
Douglas McGowan
Douglas Tulloch
Dr. R G Green
Duncan McMillan
E.J. (Ted) Brady
Earl Moon
Ed Friesen
Ed McManus
Ed Skene
Edith McCombs
Edna Lohse
Edward Nels Sander
Edwin Broomfield
Eileen Mcleod
Eldene Liddell
Eleanor Dallin
Elisabeth Letscher
Elizabeth Beisel
Elizabeth Coulter
Elizabeth Haubrich
Elmer Nordstrom
Elsie Balon
Elsie Brown
Elsie Kelln
Emelia Hundt
Emily Lundeen
Emily Roga
Enid Wood Jennings
Eric Poliquin
Ernest Hage
Ernest Lillejord
Ethel Wiebe
Eudora Halbert
Eugene Buchulak
Eunice Hultin
Eva Quiring
Eva Schneider
Evelyn Christopherson
Evelyn Dionne
Evelyn Perry
Everett Craig
Florence Braaten
Florence Eleanor Bathgate
Florence Lepage
Florence McWhirter
Florian Pitka
Frances Smithson
Frances Young
Frank Feenstra
Frank Lucky
Frank Urbanoski
Frank Ursaki
Garth Hanna
George Hickman
George Porter
Gerald Holland
Gerhardt Falkowsky
Gertrude Diduck
Gertrude Doolittle
Glady Briggs
Gladys Holoboff
Gladys Nuttall
Glen Wood
Glenna Benson
Gloria Brock
Gordon Alm
Gottfried (Fred) Silzer
Grace Hannah Vaxvick
Greg Ryan
Gus Vatamaniuck
Gwen Gill
Harold Emke
Harold Taylor
Harry Crossman
Harry Lewis
Harry Piluk
Hazel Haroldson
Hazel Payne
Heidi Peschken
Helen Edwards
Helen Eliason
Helen Gummeson
Helen Mitrusky
Helen Webb
Helen Werschler
Henry Diekrager
Henry Pederson
Hnat "Ned" Pisiak
Ida Baillod
Ida Scott
Irene Evans
Irene Fowlie
Irene Hawkins
Irene Jones
Irene Robinson
Irene Rourke
Irene Violet Smith
Irma Lake
Irma Machmer-DeVries
Isabel Redekapp
Ivadelle Barnes
Jake Letkemann
Jane Harden
Jean Dowdeswell
Jean Muxlow
Jeanette Aganetta Gregor
Jeanne Baldwin
Jeanne Pelletier
Jessie Mallow
Jim Kozaruk
Jim Meservia
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Jim Moan
Joan Carney
Joan Ehrmantraut
Joan Swalm
John Douglas Killoh
John Gerald Bruce
John Gilbert Scott
John Kowalishen
John Stewart
John Strykiwsky
John Wiens
Joseph and Angela Fink
Joseph Kaczmar
Joseph Siller
Josephine Sajder
Joyce Blais
Julia Fehler
Julia Gers-Uphaus
Julia Matilda Dahl
June Anderson
Katherine Prokopiuk
Katherine Reich
Kathleen "Kaye" Laing
Kathleen Arling
Kathleen Demers
Kathleen Wolfe
Katie Karpyk
Katie Korfman
Ken Anderson
Lawrence V. Whyte
Leo Johnson
Leona Duggan
Leroy Marvin Larsen
Levina Kohlenberg
Lillian Morris
Linda Letkeman
Linus Usselman
Lloyd Black
Lloyd Evans
Lloyd Moon
Lois Gramchuk
Lois Howlett
Lorna Gawley
Lorne Imlach
Lorney Wingerak
Lorraine Buller
Lou Letourneau
Louis Parent
Louis Veresh
Louise Hannah
Lyall Davies
Madeliene Diebel
Mardie Sheard
Margaret Kathleen Beal
Margaret Stark
Marian Boyachuk
Marie (Eliane) Courchesne
Marie Cherpin
Marie Horvath
Marie Reed
Marilou Will
Marjorie Barlow
Marjorie Fritz
Martin Arnet
Martin Arnott
Martin Hammel
Mary Braun
Mary Dziaduck
Mary Fox
Mary Friesen
Mary Gordon
Mary Hills
Mary Molly Main
Mary Szocs
Mary Thiele
Maryann Ross
Matilda McTaggart
Mavis Johnston
May Dobrowolsky
Medard Huys
Mel Chisholm
Mel Knoblauch
Mel Perry
Midge Elson
Mildred Gardiner
Mildred Marlin
Mildred May Powell
Minnie Weisbrot
Monica Carter
Monica Kelly
Mr. Lee
Mrs. Bevlander
Murray Ibbitson
Myrtle Austin
Myrtle Player
Natalie Nykeforiuk
Nell Molland
Nellie Flear
Nellie Kopan
Nick Balon
Nick Mazurek
Nora Hall
Olga Koroluk
Otillia Lerner Beaubier
Palma Clarke
Pat Maloney
Pat Olson
Paul Wild
Pearl Yachnik
Peter Bohay
Peter Byblow
Peter Heffner
Peter Louis Alexander
Peter Prins
Phyliss Wiese
Phyllis Buchinski
Phyllis Porter
Ralph and Hazel Humes
Ralph Kessel
Raymond Brandt
Reg Brooman
Rena Lea
Renee Allen
Rita Beal
Rita Larsen
Robert Kalist
Robert Simpson
Ronald Henry
Rose Fuchs
Rose Neuls
Rose Reiniger
Rosie Kurulak
Ruby Watson
Ruth Capon
Ruth McGowan
Ruth Peters
Ruth Zimmerman
Samuel (Sam) Stankov
Sarah Friesen
Sharon Courtney
Shirley Black
Shirley Hoggard
Shirley Peace
Stanley Wellington Hubick
Stanley Whiting
Stella Stefanick
Steve Haidey
Sturat McKenzie
Ted Schick
Ted Swidzinski
Theodore Schick
Theresa Sidloski
Thomas Melnychuk
Thorsten Carlson
Tony Lund
Trudy Ritchie
Vera Parish
Verna Spence
Viola Ester Kliewer
Violet Larson
Violet McCann
Violet Vopni
Vivian Brown
Vivian Dart
Walter Dallin
Wendelin Marbach
Wilbert Herman
Wilfred "Sandy" Garnett
Will Iderman
William and Helen Leboutiller
William Davenport
William Fletcher
William Klein
William Yaremko
Winnifred Lillian Virtue
Yoland Deshaies
Yvonne Duncan
Anonymous
The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan is a
participant in Imagine Canada’s Ethical Code Program.
The Ethical Code is a set of standards for charitable
organizations to manage and report their fundraising
and financial affairs responsibly. Participation in the
program demonstrates transparency, accountability
and donor trust.
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Financial Highlights 2010 - 2011
Once again, the Alzheimer Society of
Saskatchewan raised over $1 million in
revenue in 2010 - 2011.
However, we incurred a deficit this
year due to an increase in program
and services delivery, a substantial
increase in research investment, and
the costs involved in developing a new
major gifts campaign.
Increased revenue from fundraising
projects and sponsorships were offset
by a slight decrease in donations and a
significant drop in bequest revenue.
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We are confident that the major gifts
campaign developed during the year
and set to launch publicly in 2011 2012 will ensure we reach our goal of
raising an additional $2.5 million in
the next five years, above and beyond
our current fundraising requirements.
Financial Overview
The following are excerpts from the audited financial statements of the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan for the year
ended March 31, 2011. The complete audited financial statements are available upon request.
Summarized Statement of Revenue and Expenditures
Revenue
2010 - 2011
National Revenue Sharing
Education
Fundraising and Projects
Sponsorships
Interest and Other Income
Donations
Bequests
2009 - 2010
107,574
20,416
569,549
181,593
37,488
217,717
72,041
125,708
21,406
334,124
169,422
37,409
239,125
380,049
1,206,378
1,307,243
Expenditures
Administration
Federation Assessment
Board
Education
Fund Development
Public Awareness / Advocacy
Research
Support
134,574
79,608
33,065
226,012
366,360
304,982
209,177
255,136
121,492
59,268
27,264
189,199
282,323
264,614
133,591
215,251
1,608,914
1,293,002
(402,536)
14,241
Net Revenue (Expenditures) for the Year
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PROVINCIAL OFFICE
SASKATOON OFFICE
301 - 2550 - 12th Avenue
Regina, SK S4P 3X1
Phone: 306-949-4141
Toll-free: 1-800-263-3367
Fax: 306-949-3069
Email: [email protected]
Oliver Lodge
1405 Faulkner Crescent
Saskatoon, SK S7L 3R5
Phone: 306-683-6322
Fax: 306-683-6391
Email: [email protected]
Learn more at www.alzheimer.ca/sk
Charitable Registration Number: 12996 3617 RR0001