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2012-2013 Annual Report

2. Vision
A world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live.
Mission
To use our knowledge, skills, community relationships,
volunteers and other resources to create and promote safe
and affordable home ownership options with the aim of
alleviating the cycle of poverty within our community.
Values
• Housing for All
We believe that access to safe, decent and affordable housing is a basic human right that should
be available to all.
• Human Dignity
We believe in the worth and dignity of every human being. We respect the people we serve
and those that help us in this effort and recognize them as our greatest resource.
• Partnership
We believe we can best achieve our mission through meaningful and mutually beneficial
partnerships with others.
• Faith in Action
We believe that faith is lived through action. Building on our Christian foundation, we serve
and work with people of all faiths and beliefs in a spirit of justice and compassion.
• Diversity and Inclusiveness
We believe there is a role for everyone committed to our vision,
mission and values and we seek to enrich our organization
through diversity.
Vision, Mission and Values

3. Message From Habitat for Humanity Canada
Mark Rodgers, Acting CEO
Habitat Canada
What will you build?
Each new day, we have the opportunity to build meaning and substance into our lives. The tasks we set out to accomplish, even the
smallest things, help fill our lives with purpose and satisfaction.
When Habitat for Humanity Halton poses the question, “What will you build?” an opportunity is created to build into your life
and the lives of countless families, richer purpose and deeper satisfaction.
Through the contribution of your time, services, skills, products and dollars, you will build promising futures, help dreams come
true, and enrich the lives of many families in your community.
Without a doubt, we build far more than just houses.
Habitat for Humanity Canada is proud to support Habitat for Humanity Halton, applauds
another year of tremendous success, and joins them in asking, “What will you build?”
Message From Board Chair for Habitat Halton
Hugh Hyndman, Board Chair
Habitat Halton
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Whatwillyoubuild?
As I look back at my first year as the board chair, I am astounded by what has been accomplished in
paving the way to providing decent and affordable homes to more families in Halton Region.
Habitat Halton’s 2013 theme is “What Will You Build?” and I would like to answer this question by
walking through the organization and summarizing some of its recent and planned building activities.
• We are building homes, and have an ambitious plan over the next few years. Our Milton home was
completed last summer, and we are starting Burlington and Oakville builds in the early summer.
Our hopes are to have five families in homes this year, and twenty-four in 2014.
• We are building a strong operational team, headed by John Gerrard, our new executive director.
John is striving to increase our operational capacities in order to meet our challenging goals of
2013 and moving forward into 2014.
• We are building on our experience of building single unit homes and transitioning to multi-unit
properties that cost less to build, making them more affordable to our families. Next year will see
a mixture of townhouses, condos, and semi-detached homes.
• We are building on the continued success of our ReStore. We have the highest grossing store in
Ontario, and highest contributing ReStore in Canada. Our profits fund all of our administration costs
and provide additional capital for acquiring land. By the middle of 2013, we will have expanded our
store from 11,000 sq.ft to 16,000 sq.ft, which, no doubt, will help contribute more to our cause.
• We are building our relationships with all levels of government. The individual municipalities in
Halton are supporting us both in council and various staff departments. Working with Halton Region,
we have been able to receive significant grants through the Investment in Affordable Housing (IAP)
Program. The Province of Ontario, through the Trillium program, has provided funding for our
new van. The Federal government has provided some excess land for our upcoming Oakville build.
• We are building and bolstering our land bank, providing us with a pipeline of properties on which to
build homes. Key to the success of acquiring and making optimal use of land is to form partnerships
with varying levels of government and the development community.
• We are building, retaining, and recognizing our huge number of volunteers, who work diligently at
builds, on committee meetings, at the ReStore, in the office, and on salvage teams.
• We are building partnerships with large corporations, small companies, and individuals who provide
us with their generous donations that help us put families in homes. We would like to thank our major
sponsors, such as Genworth Financial, Home Depot, Mattamy, and Siemens.
• We are building a strong and diverse governance board of directors to ensure that the affiliate meets
its strategic mission, vision, and values.
This tremendous
amount of building
could not have been
done without thanking
the hard work and
dedication of all of our
volunteers, donors,
families, partners and
staff. It is through their
“building” that we are
making a difference
in our community.

4. I would like to congratulate Habitat for Humanity on being named one of
the top charitable organizations in Canada in 2012 by MoneySense Magazine.
The extensive work that Habitat for Humanity does in Halton Region is also
recognized and appreciated by Regional Council and the residents of Halton.
You are a strong and active organization in our community and you inspire
people to get involved and help others.
Affordable and assisted housing is a key priority in Halton’s 2011-2014 Citizens’ Priorities Action Plan.
Residents have indicated this is of great importance in Halton and we are committed to finding ways to
work with other levels of government and community organizations to assist residents in need.
I look forward to continue working with Habitat for Humanity as we strive to provide affordable and
assisted housing for residents of Halton Region. You are a valued community partner and with your
support Halton will continue to be a great place to live, work, raise a family and retire.
Gary Carr, Regional Municipality of Halton Chair
For over ten years, Habitat Halton
and its teams of volunteers and
sponsors have offered needy
families a sense of community by
providing them with affordable
home ownership and security.
The bonds and experiences that
foster the build and the ReStore
are life-changing for Halton’s
families. Thank you to all the
partners, volunteers and sponsors
who support Halton Habitat for
Humanity and their vision of
building homes and building hope.
Mayor Gordon Krantz,
Milton
The Town of Halton Hills and
Habitat Halton for Humanity have
had a successful partnership over
the past few years by building six
homes in our community. One
of the two homes built in Acton
boasts the first pre-fabricated
house using ‘Green’ materials,
made with soy products.
The Home Ownership Program
that Habitat for Humanity offers
makes it possible for hard-working,
low-income families to purchase
a new or renovate a decent home.
Not only does Habitat provide
assistance to those in need, they
provide ownership, security and
a sense of pride.
The role that Habitat for Humanity
Halton plays in our community by
providing affordable housing
is vital. On behalf of Town Council,
I would like to thank all the
partners, volunteers and sponsors
who support Habitat for Humanity
Halton and their vision of building
affordable homes.
Mayor Rick Bonnette,
Halton Hills
“The issue of affordable housing is
one of the most significant issues
we face today. It is important to
recognize that while we live in one
of the most prosperous regions,
many families in Halton Region
are challenged with finding safe,
decent and affordable housing.
We are fortunate to partner with
Habitat for Humanity Halton to
work towards creating healthy,
sustainable communities and
vibrant neighbourhoods, where
everyone has the opportunity for
a safe and decent place to live.”
Mayor Rick Goldring,
Burlington
Copy to come
Mayor Rob Burton,
Oakville
Messages from Regional Chair & Local Mayors

5. Special events
Whatdidwebuild?
Milton Home Build,
Ground breaking
Habitat for Humanity Halton broke ground on its first build
in Milton. Halton Region Chair Gary Carr and Mayor Gordon
Krantz led the gathering of local dignitaries, sponsors and
Habitat volunteers to celebrate the latest project of Habitat
Halton, which will be completed in the summer of 2012.
Ed McMahon, Board Chair, Habitat Halton
Ginger, homeowner and
Milton Mayor Krantz
“That’s what makes it successful, is
people - volunteers and sponsors who
support Habitat for Humanity Halton
and their vision of building homes and
building hope - Thank you to all the
partners.” - Mayor Krantz
Milton Home Dedication -
The Oakville, Milton and District
Real Estate Board (OMDREB)
Sunday, June 24th Habitat
for Humanity Halton
welcomed a family to its
first home built in Milton
at a Dedication Ceremony.
Over 125 people were in attendance as
the new homeowners, a family of five,
were presented with a commemorative key
and welcomed to their new neighbourhood.
Habitat Halton also recognized its many hardworking
volunteers and held its Annual General Meeting
at the site.
Ginger, the new Milton homeowner, was delighted with
the support shown by the community. “Wow! What a
beautiful neighbourhood and beautiful home. Thank
you for helping my family achieve our dream,” she said,
“We understand and appreciate what went into building
this home for us. I want to thank Habitat for its vision
of providing a hand up for hard working families –
without this vision some families wouldn’t know the
pride in homeownership. I’m so grateful.”

6. Special events
Women Build Day 2012
In the month of May, women joined together at
Habitat Halton’s first Women Build Day. Dedicated
women volunteers:
Front Row (from left): Barry, Jackie, Sue, Nancy,
Stephanie, Dave Bedini (Habitat Halton Construction
Manager).
Back Row (from left): Roy, Jenny, Ginger, Mirela
Vukosa Giannidis (Habitat Halton Coordinator of
Volunteer Services), Nicole, Tom McFadden (Habitat
Halton Volunteer Construction Site Supervisor).
What did we build?
Trillium Foundation Grant for a New Truck (left to right) John
Gerrard, Executive Director, Habitat Halton; Marissa Gandolfo,
OTF volunteer; Ted Chudleigh MPP; and Maureen Champagne
Director ReStore Operations, Salvage and Procurement
Youth Build
2012
On Monday, May 28th, the Halton
Industry Education Council (HIEC)
joined a group of eager students at
Habitat for Humanity Halton’s first
ever Youth Build Day. “I am here
today because this is a good cause and
I like doing construction work,” said
Jordan, a student from Bishop Reding
Secondary School in Milton. “This is a
great learning experience for all of us
and it is good to give back.”
Youth Build - Bishop Reding
Students, HIEC and Dave Bedini
Director of Property Acquisition,
Planning and Construction

7. Special events
Whatdidwebuild?
paper hammer
campaign 2012
Home Depot launched
its 2012 Paper Hammer
Campaign on Thursday,
May 31st, 2012. From
May 31st until July 4th,
Home Depot stores
across Canada sold paper
hammers for $2 and donating the proceeds to
charitable organizations, including Habitat
for Humanity. Habitat Halton staff Vickie
Ho-Devine and former Director of
Development Mary Kay Aird attended
the campaign’s launch at the Home Depot
Burlington. The campaign raised $7,486 in
sales this year, with Home Depot Canada
Foundation matching a portion of these
donations, bringing total funds to $13,810.
This year was a 57% increase from last
year’s campaign.
Keith Dobson, Store Manager of the Burlington Home
Depot, with Mary Kay Aird, Former Habitat Halton
Director of Development.
Penny Drive
Habitat for Humanity Halton’s
May fundraiser aimed to
collect ten million pennies,
and received enormous
support from the community
and local businesses. Florence
Meares Public School, Pilgrim
Wood Public School, Old Navy
in Burlington, and StudioSoleil
Yoga were among the many
donors to the campaign.
Students at Florence Meares and Pilgrim
Wood public schools held penny drives
during May to contribute to Habitat Halton’s
initiative. Students at Florence Meares
donated over 96,000 pennies, while Pilgrim
Wood donated over 55,000.

8. FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Financial Summary

9. RECOGNIZING AND CELEBRATING VOLUNTEERS
Habitat for Humanity Halton
Volunteer of the Year Awards
The Volunteer of the Year Awards recognize and encourage the accomplishments of volunteers in key areas in the past year.
8 volunteers were nominated for their high level of contributions in 2011 awarded at the 2012 Annual General Meeting:
Administrative Volunteer..........................................................................................Patti Barrow
ReStore Volunteer......................................................................................................Sheila Bengert
Committee Volunteer...............................................................................................Rod McDonald
Build Volunteer..............................................................................................................Chet Meslanka
Jane and Peter Fisher Volunteer (demonstrated leadership in any area).....John Drake
Special Service Volunteer.......................................................................................Scott Henderson & Jon Hurst
10th Anniversary ReStore Award........................................................................Nancy Rynsoever
Has been a volunteer since the beginning
2012/2013 Committee Chairs
Finance Audit and Risk.............................................................................................Barry Frieday
Governance...................................................................................................................Mike Brush
Gift in Kind.......................................................................................................................Austin Knowlton
Family Partnering/Home Ownership................................................................Tracey Pingle
Marketing & Communications.............................................................................Chris Westerhout
Volunteer Relations....................................................................................................Jan Greey
CelebratingVolunteers
25,000 Grant from Great West Life to Austin Knowlton (left)
Long-time volunteer Austin Knowlton, recipient of a $25,000
Great West Life, London Life and Canada Life National Award
for Leadership, has made Habitat for Humanity Halton his
charity of choice during National Volunteer Week.
John Drake - (center), with Maureen Champagne - ReStore
Manager (left) and Ed McMahon - Board Chair (right) - Credit
Antonia Mancuso
John Drake was the recipient of the 2012 Jane and Peter Fisher
Volunteer of the Year Award for Leadership.
Chet Maslanka (center) with Dave Bedini - Construction
Manager (left), and Ed McMahon - Board Chair (right)
Chet Maslanka was the recipient of the 2012 Construction
Volunteer of the Year Award.

10. RECOGNIZING AND CELEBRATING VOLUNTEERS
Patty Barrow (center)
Administrative ReStore Volunteer
with Maureen Champagne (left)
and Ed McMahon (right)
Sheila Bengert (center)
ReStore Volunteer with Maureen
Champagne (left) and Ed
McMahon (right)
Rod McDonald (center)
Committee Volunteer with Dave
Bedini (left) and Ed McMahon
(right) - Credit Antonia Mancuso
Rod McDonald has been
a member of the Property
Development Committee
since 2007.
Nancy Rynsoever (center) with Maureen
Champagne (left) and Ed McMahon (right)
Nancy Rynsoever received a special award
in honour of the ReStore’s 10th Anniversary.
Nancy is a Cash & Pricing volunteer who
has logged more than 2,000 hours in the
ReStore since it opened.
Left to Right – Angela Goldrup, Marketing
& Communications, Maureen Champagne,
Jon Hurst and Ed McMahon
Jon Hurst was the recipient of the 2012
Special Service Award for 5 Years of
Professional Electrical Services.
Celebrating volunteers

11. 2012/2013 Board of Directors
Chair Hugh Hyndman.................... Director, Affinity Systems Limited
Past Chair Ed McMahon......................... Chief Operating Officer, Everik International Inc.
Vice-Chair Mike Brush............................ Management Consultant, Core International
Treasurer Barry Frieday......................... Manager Audit, KPMG
Secretary Lynn Fergusson..................... Managing Director, 2H2M Services
Directors Milena Avramovic................ Director of Community Services & Development,
Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake
Adrienne D. Benkson........... Marketing/Business Executive Consultant, IGM Financial
Sunil Ghai.............................. Business Manager & Comptroller Toronto Regional Office,
Operations/Service Delivery Division Ministry of Community
and Social Services & Children and Youth Services
John Mulholland................... Senior Account Manager Royal Bank of Canada
Gord Robb............................. Seabourne Real Estate
Mike Swartz........................... Corporate Finance and Restructuring
Jeff Williams.......................... Senior Vice President, Operations, Aon Hewitt
Thank you community partners
CommunityPartnersCorporations Choose
to Give Back
Community Builders, Burlington law firm
Brechin & Huffman is recognized for providing
19 years of support to the efforts in providing
Halton residents with a safe decent place to
live. Taking part in this award presentation are,
from left, Mirela Vukosa Giannidis, Habitat
Halton Director of People and Community
Partnerships; Julie Spicer, Scott Henderson, and
Robyn MacDonald from Brechin & Huffman;
and Mike Swartz, Director, Habitat Halton.

12. Thank you community partners
Community Partners
To All Of Our Volunteers
To all of our volunteers, thank you for opening your hearts, giving of your time, and for helping us continue to build
safe and affordable homes for families in need. Together, we provide life-changing experiences for both those in need
and those who help. Thank you!
Platinum - Visionary
$100,000+
The Home Depot
Mattamy (Willmott) Ltd.
Gold - Ambassador
$50,000 - $74,999
Laurie Cook
Silver - Believer
$25,000 - $49,999
Austin Knowlton
(Great West Life, London Life
and Canada Life)
Lowes Store # 1469
Standard Paint and Wallpaper
Bronze - Planner
$10,000 - $24,999
Ruth Balmer
The Home Depot Store #7021
Newport Private Wealth Inc.
Union Gas Limited
Nickel - Home-
Builder
$5,000 - $9,999
Robert Berlettano
Canada Mortgage
Housing Corporation
John Deere Financial
Jason Devos
Jonathan Faria
Victoria Gekiere
Heck Investments Limited
Sheryl Pearson
Roxul Inc.
Mark Schmehl
Speers Paint Flooring
Michael Sproule
Carla Vandermeer
Wellspring Centre
Hope-Builder
$1,000 - $4,999
Jen Abdulahad
Ken Alexopoulos
Zaid Alkhalisi
Dale Anderson
Herb Anfinson
Marco and Jenn Armilio
Gaurav Arora
Peter Atkinson
Mo Attia
The Bailey Group
Mitch Banks
Gordon Barons
Dennis Barr
George Bell
Gord Berta
Jim Blowers
Blue Pencil Info Security
Juan Bravo
Katherine Broulliard
Leisha Brown
Maureen Brown
Rolf Brusse
Jim Buckrell
Burlington Rehab Services
Barb Burnett
Adrian Calagiu
Stanley Caravaggio
Nelson Carvalho
Michelle Caspar
Chris Chapman
Miriam Chiasson
Susan Chisholm
Cynthia Chiu
Christian Reformed
Church of Diacon
Dominic Cistrone
Clanmore Montessori
School
Graham Clarke
Classic Tile Contractors
Limited
Gary Corbett
Bob Crane
Jim Daley
Gaetano D’Angelo
Justus Daniels
Danone Inc.
Frank Demaria
Vernon deSouza
Brian Dickson
Carol Dineen
Dodsworth Brown
Funeral Home
Kate Doyle
Alex Drozd
Drumm Construction
Leslie Dub
Edward Dudomaine
Tom Dutton
Exi International
Lynn Fergusson
Florence Meares Public
School
Chris Fry
Joe Golini
Grace Anglican Church
Great West Life, London
Life and Canada Life
Judi Grebenc
Melissa Grech
Karen Grennan
Dennis Guay
Linda Gurcharan
Hadi’s Hardwood Flooring
Jeff Hamilton
Ed Heffer
Heather Hennessey
High Road Storage
Solutions
Tanya Hills
Asif Ikram
Investors Group
Art Jimenez
Johnson Controls Canada
- York UPG Division
Robert Jones
Brian Joyce
Mike Juhl
Robert Kanceljak
Violet Kardasz
Randy Kerfont
Roy King
Jordan Kuschminder
Erik Larose
Jeremy Leiskan
Michael Lett
Roe Logistics
Allen Lone
Lowville United Church
Martin Lydon
Jen MacDonald
Lorrie Macera
Doug Malloch
Shawn Manikar
Anita Marjarp
John Matthews
Barry Mayter
Keith McCutcheon
Don McLarty
John McMillan
Patty Medhurst
Melmart Distributors Inc.
Mark Middel
Ruth Milne
Larry Miotto
Dolores Mishell
Jeanette Moodley
Connie Morris
Stuart Moskovitch
Moulding Millwork
Richard Munroe
Doug Myers
Oakville Community
Foundation
The Oakville, Milton and
District Real Estate Board
David O’Leary
Dave Oner
Michael O’Sullivan
Kerry Ould
Devendra Patel
Jodie Patterson
Susan Peak
Pearce Surveying Inc.
Pell Insulation Ltd.
George Perdue
Ellis Perryman
Jennifer Peterson
Judy Pisapio
Port Nelson United
Church
Lisa Prentice
Prosperity One
Quality Clips
Cathy Quinn
Philip Reddon
Rob Reed
Dale Richardson
Michele Riel
Al Robataille
Russ Robertson
Jeff Robinson
Susan Rodgers
Kevin Roggow
Rosehaven Homes
Connie Saab
Mark Sarraino
Dolores Saunders
Stacey Saunders
Darin Scanzano
Brenda Schiraldi
Miroslav Semczyszyn
John Sharland
Graham Shiels
Angela Silcock
Bob Simpson
St. Raphael’s Parish
Claire Stavro
Dave Stefnitz
Michael Stein
Trevor Stevens
Mark Stevenson
John Tarnawski
Dan Taylor
Michelle Taylor

13. Thank you community partners
CommunityPartners
Sharon Thibodeau
Colleen Tomori
David Tracey
United Way of Burlington
and Greater Hamilton
Dorin Vargatu
Priscilla Vaski
Robert Vaux
Kathleen Walkinshaw
Douglas Glenn Walper
Dave Weaver
Brady Welch
Harry Welch
Wellington Square United
Church
Terry Wheaton
Wayne Wilkinson
Tony Zarrillo
Suzanne Zmenak
Roman Zoriy
Foundation-
Builder
$500 - $999
Shayma Almashat
Don Audas
Bev Ball
Alita Barnes
Irene Bell
Mike Bielak
Dev Bingham
David Bird
Gillian Blair
David Bragg
Rose Mary Brkopac
Chris Brockbank
Susan Broley
Bill Brooker
Ashleigh Brown
Gord Brown
Susan Brown
Hillary Bruce
Jodie Bruce
Grant Bryson
Glenn Buck
Marie Bull
Burlington Footnotes
Linda Calvin
Tony Cammarata
Dick Campbell
Nelson Carreiro
Phil Carreiro
John Casola
Chantler’s Environmental
Services
Steve Chipps
Jennifer Clark
Ravindra Conway
Patricia Costa
Colour Land Paint Decor
Al Cowan
Jeff Crich
Carol Delapenha
Gary DeVries
Hugette Diguer
Debbie Di Mascio
Rob Dionne
Barb Drouin
The Door Centre
John Dumas
Renee Durepos
Siobhan Faherty
Fairmont Designs
Nancy Falls
Patrick Farkas
Carl Flieler
Leo Gaddi
Yvonne Galea
Pat Gaspar
Mary Gerrard
Dana Grundy
Larry Gushev
Sarah Hall
Halton Hills Mompreneurs
Diane Hamilton
Lorahley Hardie
Nadia Haripersad
Carmen Harvey
Marcia Harwood
Susan Havers
Karl Hearn
Victoria Hickey
T.M. Hill
Greta Howard
Rhonda Hunt
Kym Hunter
Megan Iannone
Annamaria Ierullo
Amy Ion
Valerie Irvine
Frank Jasek
Giselle Jones
Sameera Kassam
Maureen Keller
Pam Kellogg
Jessica Kempf
Don Kerr
Mario Kovacevic
Joe Lamb
David Landry
Mike Larocque
Lionel Latter
Jeremy Leiskau
Tony Leitch
Marg Leyland
Linda Loucks
Gordon Loukes
Justin Macedo
Dorothy MacRae
Andrew Marcolini
Janet McConkey
Tom McFadden
Leonard McKee
Mike McKeown
Sharon McLeod
Frank McManus
William McMillan
Philip Mesman
Paul Mesman
Ania Mielniczek
Gina Miraglia
Elaine Moores
Derek Morley
Jim Morrison
James Nelson
Nexgen Property
Management
Edward Nicholson
Doug Niles
Gillian Noble
Clive Nusum
Oakville Kitchen Bath
Centre
Larry Partridge
Doug Pearce
Leandro Pedra
Keith Phillips
Pilgrim Wood Public School
RBC Royal Bank
Anna Rea
Redbourne Realty
Advisors Inc.
David Reeder
Kerry Reinke
Charles Restivo
Lin Rogers
Tanya Rojnic
Dana Rossetti
Ajai Sahore
Fred Salagan
John Samson
Jacquie Schettler
Shaarei-Beth El Synagogue
Varuna Kuar Singh
Mike Smith
Ann Smith
James Smith
Fabiana Solimon
Vince Sposato
St. Matthew on the Plains
St. Paul’s United Church
Women
David St. Pierre
Donovan Sullivan
Suncor Energy Foundation
Jeff Sutcliffe
Peter Tanur
Lee Tappenden
Sandy Thomaes
Mark Thompson
Robert Toon
Eddie Tsang
Steve Tsatas
Marty Tyre
Dorothy Vaitekunas
Gordon Van Toen
Henry Van Zanden
Niels Vanoyen
Chris Vogel
Liem Vu
Steven Waters
Gary Waxman
Perry White
Dagmar Wilhelm
Michele Williams
Melinda Woodhead
Sandy Wright
Rosemary Wright
$100 - $499
Vipul Acharya
Acclaim Health
Nassar Adzarian
Sonja Ahuja
Richard Alderman
Sandra Alix
Thomerson Allen
Allan Anderson
Melissa Anthony
Susan Armes
Karen Armstrong
Lori Arsenau
Sharon Arsenault
Scott Astaphan
John Avenia
Bill Aziz
John Bailey
Nancy Baines
Martin Baker
Bev Balch
Bodan Baluta
John Barber
Heather Baril
David Barnes
Carmine Basone
Fred Bauer
Peter Baumgartl
Carolyn Beasley
Jacques Belanger
Henry Tavares Bello
Gerry and Sheila Bengert
Adrienne Benkson
Michelle Berelowitz
Nick Bergantini
Bergsma’s Paint Decor
Ester Bermudez
Rebecca Beveridge
Marilyn Bieles
Byron Bignell
Andrew Bishop
Clare Bissett
Debbie Blades
Tom Blain
Blais Church Religious
Supplies
Pamela Blakelt
Murray Bland
Melanie Blay
Derrick Block
Karen Boelhouwer
Clifford Booth
Ruth Borthwick
William Boucher
Brenda Bowlby
Rex Bradley
Freida Braniff
BRC Business Enterprises Ltd.
Denise Brennan-Rieder
Talla Breslin
Teresa Brodie
David Brooks
Carol Brooks
Gary Brough
Tony Broussard
Bob Brow
William Browning
Sandy and Sanford
Brubacher
Joanne Bublick
Derek Budgell
John Burega
Burlington Christian
Reformed Church
Nicole Butani
Justin Butler
Butler Building Supplies
Nysret Caka
Don Calderwood
Lisa Campbell
Kidde Canada
Jonathan Cannon
Lisa Carnevale
Judy Carr
Mary Beth Casey
Emilia Casey
Robin Cera
Ken Chambers
Stephen Chapman
Jessica Chard
Edna Charlton
Phillip Chin
Trish Chisholm
Sheena Chisholm
Peter Chow
Glenn Christensen
Phil Cifarelli
Cleaver/Auld Family

14. Thank you community partners
Community Partners
Foundation
Cheryl Coates
Karen Cochrane
Russell Colaco
Beverly Cole
John Cole
Michelle Cole
Gary Colgan
Len Collins
Kelly Conroy
Matt Conway
Gerry Cooper
Caroline Corbett
Juanita Costa
Lucie Cote
Muneeza Coughlin
Stephanie Coulson
Steve Couto
Cheryl Cowland
Matt Coyle
Steven Cranstone
Gordon Cumming
Joe Czerlau
Isabel Da Silva
John Daddario
Ian Darcel
Sue Darlow
Darlene Darragh
Sharon Davis
Ed Day
Jasia De Groote
Ernie De Wal
Bonnie De Wal
Patricia Dean
Kathrin Delutis
Elaine DeSouza
Dettori Construction
Tony DiBella
Steve Dickie
John Dillane
Carl Dinka
John Dorn
Helen Duggan
Marion Dunford
Kendall Dunford
Kim Dunn
Shushi Eastern
Robin Edwards
Claudia Eichhorn
Sheila Ellerton
Brian Elliot
Ron Elliott
Gareth Ellis
Mike Ellis
Sam Elmar
Manfred Ernst
Equitable Life of Canada
Stephen Fasuyi
Jon Fawcett
Kitty Feagler
Barbara Feldman
Larry Fell
Romano Ferrante
Sam Ficych
Phil Fiorillo
Craig Fisher
First Canadian Title
Serge Folino
Hallmark Installations
Neil Forsyth
Mary Foster
Sue Frainetti
Greg Fraleigh
Wendy Frankow
Kevin Franks
Barry Frieday
Louanne Fuller
Frank Furgiuele
Adrian Furlong
Jeff Gareau
Eleanor Garramo
Patrick Gasparro
Brad Gibson
Tim Gilks
Marion Gill
Satpal Girgla
Kelly Giuliani
Dave Goddard
Susan Goetz
Dana Goodfellow
Faye Graevis
Scott Grainger
Sally Grainger
David Grant
Muriel Green
Angela Greenway
Jan Greey
Krista Grewald
Halina Grzyb
Karen Gutteridge
Zeba Haider
Timothy Hamilton
Trevor Hammond
William Hannah
Randy Hansuld
Kim Harding
Don Harold
Jessica Harris
Marlene Harris
Ken Hatton
Sandy Hatzis
William Haufschild
Laurie Hayes
Tim Hayward
Paul Hemingway
Eddy Hera Pina
Melody Hewer
Shehla Hider
David Hill
Gordon Hill
Krys Hines
Lance Hinschberger
Margaret Hobden
Rick Holland
Holy Cross Parish Catholic
Women’s League
Angela Hopewell
Doug Hopgood
Rebecca House
Libby Houston
Wendy Houtmeyers
Gayne Howard
Kelly Lynn Howey
Larry Hrabets
Steve Hudson
Gary Hughes
Richard Hughes
Janet Humphries
Ferosa Hussain
Dave Hutton
Peter Infelise
Zeev Ionis
Irish/Cormier Family
Foundation
Andrew Irwin
Greg Irwin
Connor James
Karlene James
Jill Johnson
Gary Johnson
David Johnson
Allan Johnston
Grant Johnston
Steve Johnston
Kevin Jones
Bob Julian
Nicole Jummers
Drazenka Jurcic
Juri Kadai
Cameron Kamal
Lindsay Karageorgos
Karbern Inc. (CertaPro
Painters Oakville)
Anna Kartowicz
Joan Katerenchuk
Linda Kaufmanis
Ireene Kay
Kim Kazumura
Lorraine Kearsey-Carter
Jennifer Kelly
Tim Kende
Nick Kent
Albert Khoubyar
Barbara King
Fiona King
Philip King
Darren Kisac
Eric Kjarsgaard
Rahmi Koc
Richard Kontenis
Paul Kordish
Lorraine Koson
Ryan Kuch
Alex Kumfert
Jennifer Landry
Herb Lane
David Lawson
Don Leask
Rick Ledgerwood
Margaret Lee
Elaine Leech
Ann Lee-Hawman
Bob Lennon
Brian Leon
Mike Lethbridge
Leviton Manufacturing of
Canada Ltd.
Marg Leyland
Liberty Airport Systems Inc.
Ute Lippold
Barbara Ann Little
Francis Madge Littlefield
Rodrigo Llerena
Grant Long
Robert Lucier
John Luhovy
Peter MacArthur
Garnet MacCara
Richard MacDonald
Steve MacDonald
Karen Macdougall
Paul MacInnis
Perry Mack
Brian Mackay
Chris MacLellan
Sharon MacLeod
Ron Madewell
Jason Madill
Kelly Magee
Joanne Magna
Dorothy Maharat
Dana Maloney
Leslie Manchester
Maple Villa Long Term Care
Tony Marcogliese
Barry Marta
Gerald Mason
John Massey
Carolyn Masters
Doug Matthews
Nancy McAlpine
Peter McCarroll
Tim McChesney
Brian McCluskey
Ann McCoomb
Eileen McCormack
Melanie McCulloch
Duncan McFadgen
Steven McGaffney
Edna McGrogan
Eileen McIntyre
Robert McKay
Pam McKenzie
Janine McKeown
Ken McLaughlin
Andrew McLean
Stephanie McManus
Fred McMullin
Brenda McMurtry
Ann McNaughton
Steve McPhail
Valerie Meesschaert
Tejal Mehta
Amit Mehta
Susana Melo
Lisa Mendez
Jawad Mer
Don Meyer
Kelly Mieczaniel
Michael Mills
William J Milne
Ken Minert
Lee Mitchell
Andrew Mortibois
Robert Moss
Peter Moutsatsos
John Mulholland
Walter Mulkewich
Alexandra Murdoch
Danielle Murney
John Murphy
Glenn Murray
John Musial
Jacqueline Nash
Noel Nera
Mike Newhouser
Nicholas Ng
Kishwar Nigar
Doug Nish
James Nixon
Sonya Noble

15. CommunityPartners
Norma Nokes
Novanni
Ken Nussey
Oakville Kitchen Centre
James O’Brien
Glenn O’Connor
Old Navy Burlington Store
Terry Olianski
Opal Bath Design
Paul Osborne
Owens Corning Canada
Dorota Panufnik
Vineet Parmer
Pamela Patterson
Patricia Peacock
Paul Davis Systems
Leslie Pearson
Maraipe Perez
Brent Peters
Diederik Peters
Lloyd Phillips
Karen Phillips
Kim Phillips
Vince Pietranuono
Pigeon Branding
Sam Pistarelli
Paula Podobnik
Dan Poole
Elie Powell
Sonia Pressacco
Pretium Anderson
Burlington Inc.
Judy Preussen
Scott Prior
Luis Puerto
Barbara Pugh
Raymond Purdy
Alison Quigley
Mary Lou Quinn
Domenic Rapini
Elizabeth Rawson
Sally Raymond
Trevor Read
Glen Reade
Daniela Regea
Carol Reichert
Rickard Reiding
Peter Reinhardt
Peter Reinhudt
Remax Real Estate Milton -
Charlotte Forget
Anatoliy Rependa
Mike Reynolds
Bob Richard
Alfred Richards
Doug Richardson
Gail Richardson
Gillian Rivers
Ryan Roach
Barry Roberts
Cherie Robinson
Jane Robertson
Lyn Robinson
R.J. Robinson
Tim Robertson
Heather Rodak
Joe Rodrigues
Lea Romanelli
Alan Rose
David Ross
Lia Rowe
Sandra Roy
Dave Rudge
Katerina Rumeo
Mark Ruston
Tim Ryan
Naley Rynsover
Eliana Saller
Martha Sandilands
Roshan Sapra
Rob Sargant
Rosemary Sarmony
Jenn Saunders
Yvonne Sauriel
Loring Scarrow
Corina Scavo
Dan Schwarz
Joe Scrocco
Shannon Scullion
Gail Seaward
Beth Sebben
Lola Serebrin
Shanna Shaput
Lynn Sharaf
Tania Sheikh
Gillian Sherratt
Shoeless Joe’s Milton
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Carol Shrubsall
Marie Simpson
George Fraser Sinclair
Karina Sinclair
Scott Slater
Andrew Smith
David Smith
Peggy Smith
Sarah Smith
State Farm
Eileen Sneddon
Scott Snider
Greg Snow
Maurice Solar
Brad Solman
Paul Somers
Andrew Sosnkowski
Linda Sparrow
Tracy Speedie
Fred Spencer
Rennie Stanley
Mary Steckner
Bob Steiner
Peter Stern
Kevin Stevens
Kelly Stevenson
Tina Stewart
Jack Stiles
Toine Stolze
John Stone
Gord Stone
Sandy Stout
Straight Line Hospitality
G Stricker
Studio Soleil Yoga
Stana Suka
Sheila Sutherland
Graham Sutton
Charles Sweeney
Boles Sykora
Teresa Symonds
Art Szczesiuc
Art Szczesiul
Krystyn Szymkiewicz
Paulette Taffe
Rose Tamburri
Joe Tantab
Marcel Tardif
Danny Tavares
Karen Taylor
Vickie Taylor
Jane Terlacki
Deborah Thomas
Richard Thomas
Rex Thomson
Bill Tilston
Anne Tingay
Winston Tinglin
Tara Titchner
Jim Todd
Anne Tomsic
Brian Tonnelly
Top Drawer Cabinetry
William Train
Kevin Tratt
Marie Trecroce
Michel Tremblay
Kevin Trotman
Tom Tsaltas
Joseph Tychansky
Dalis Tymstra
Judy Tyson
Amy Ursacki
Todd Ustynsky
Sandra Vacca
Guy Vaccarella
Rob Van Doorn
Jacques Van Dyk
Torin Van Loon
Amber Vance
Rick Wagner
Brandon Waloszczyk
Jen Walsh
Ron Ward
Keli Waters-Wybrow
Erin Watson
Alexander Watson
Matt Watson
Gary Waxman
Holly Webster
Rick Welyhorski
Kerry Wennberg
Brian Weppler
Verda Werden
Susan Wesenhagen
Jim Wheway
White Hat Ink
Nancy Whyte
Stephen Williamson
Angele Wilson
Denise Wilson
Lynn Wilson
Sylvia Wilson
Marcia Wisniewski
John Wood
Brian Wrixon
Bernhard Wu
Cheryl Yeomans
Carla Zabek
Richard Zahorchak
Yolanda Ziolkowski
Thank you community partners

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