2019 UNITED WAY

LEADERSHIP GIVING PROGRAM

Leaders are everyday people like you who believe in the work of United Way. Leaders recognize the often ignored issues within our community and act to make change.

Leaders take action by giving gifts of $1,200 or more. You know lasting and positive change is possible and our community is strongest and healthiest when everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential. Your generosity changes lives.

WHO ARE UNITED WAY

LEADERS?

Bruce Willis

It has been my privilege to work with so many wonderful people at the United Way over the last decade. Their passionate commitment to bringing about positive change in our community has been both inspiring and humbling for me. I know the United Way is in very good hands for the future.”

KPMG MSLPRetiring Board Member

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Thomas Benjoe

I’m quite excited for this new role and to be a part of United Way. I look forward to supporting the community and a lot of our youth.”

President/CEO, FHQ Developments2019 United Way Community Champion

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United Way works year round to invest time, knowledge and resources in achieving measurable community based outcomes that focus on the complex needs of our community’s most vulnerable people; the children, families and individuals who are often ignored.

Thank you to all donors and volunteers for making these investments possible.

INVESTING IN CHILDREN

AND FAMILIES

Our goal for the community is to be measurably better off as a result of our work and the work of our partners. Your support of United Way provides opportunities by investing in local programs, services and initiatives that support our work; to positively impact the lives of vulnerable children, youth and their families so they have the means to thrive as strong citizens in our community.

COMMUNITY AND LOCAL

LOVE

• United Way helps kids be all that they can be by focusing on a child’s readiness for kindergarten; achievement of grade level reading and a confident journey toward independence.

• United Way builds strong communities by supporting positive mental health initiatives; creating a barrier free path to services and connecting people to their community.

• United Way moves people from poverty to possibility by ensuring basic human needs are met; individuals attain financial stability and families have a safe place to call home.

FOCUSAREAS

Verna Willamson & Lara HubenigCommunity Partnerships & InvestmentSaskPower

SaskPower was awarded the United for Change Community Fundraiser Award in April, 2019. In addition to their employee workplace campaign that raises over $100,000, SaskPower has generously donated $40,000 toward United Way Classroom Libraries. This gift will power the love of reading with an injection of over 1,600 books for school aged children in Regina. Verna and Lara also play an instrumental role planning the United Way Day - Pulling Together event each June.

United Way Leaders like you choose to act because you want to help families move out of poverty into healthy and sustainable situations; you want your community to work together to thrive and provide children and youth with the means to become successful adults.

In 2018, 375 Leadership donors contributed a total of $963,820

100 percent of donations to United Way Regina stay in our community because we know our community is strongest when everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

THANKYOU

Shannon Patton, Leroy Berndt, Sue BeugCanadian Mental Health Association, Regina Branch

Mental health continues to be the number one searched topic by those looking for help via 211 Saskatchewan. Physical and Mental Health are an ongoing priority for United Way and CMHA Regina Branch is a key partner in achieving these objectives.

LEADERSHIP GIVING LEVELSMajor Giving Levels Leadership Giving Levels

Judith MayChair, Board of Directors

United Way and our partners are focused on long-term solutions to the challenges facing our community. We are not about quick fixes; we are about meaningful, community impact that will be present for years to come.”

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Major Donors generously give $10,000 or more to help find lasting solutions that address the diverse and complex needs of our community.

Thank you to all our 2018 Major Donors.

Visionaries ($100,000+)

Gordon & Jill RawlinsonOne Anonymous Donor

Philanthropist’s Circle ($25,000 - $99,999)

Robert & Lois VanderhooftHerbert & Scarlett Wheaton

Platinum ($10,000 - $24,999)

Mo Bundon & Michelle CarrBlair & Alicia ForsterBrenda GelowitzJohn & Pat GoodPaul & Carol HillVic HuardDean & Andrea KlippenstineAnn & Roger Phillips Foundation Jeff & Jennifer RobertsonTed & Michelle WelterOne Anonymous Donor

MAJORDONORS

Chief Evan BrayRegina Police Service 2018 United Way Community Champion

Local love to me is an expression of caring, appreciation and dedicated support and commitment to making a difference in the community. That’s what United Way does. That’s what we’re excited about doing in this city. Using local love to make a difference and support people.”

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Gold ($5,000 - $9,999)James & Kristen BarrDon & Leanne BlackPaul & Elaine BourassaRandy & Tarrie-Anne BrunetBrian ChristieJohn DippleJack & Karen GoodPaula Hesselink

Daniel HickeMichael & Loralie HoffortBob Lane & Janet JuleJudith May & Joseph

BadgleyShelley PatersonDave & Joann PettigrewDavid & Leanna ProstGerald & Lavina RiegerAllan & Mary-Lou SaccaryGrant StahlTrevor & Candace SundboTafaline Wall & Tom NewtonBruce & Wendy Willis

Pat WilsonGreg & Dawne ZahorskiFive Anonymous Donors

Silver ($2,500 - $4,999)Bruce AndersonConnie Ashton & Ken

LoeppkyBrian Barrington-FooteJanet and Sterling

BjorndahlGladys BoehlerKevin & Beverly DanielTerry Downie

Robyn Edwards-BentzEileen ElliottGlen & Nancy GardnerLoren Gee & Nicole

FahlmanKurtis & Heather GreenmanKristin Gushuliak & Bruce

HebertJordan Hardy & Jodi

VaughanBrian & Roberta HardyJacqueline HatherlyEmilie Hozempa Charitable

Fund

2018 LEADERS

Bob & Lynn JaworskiDoug & Cindy JohnsonKristél KrielEric & Melissa KristjanssonDeron & Tanya KuskiMark & Susan LangShane & Tiffany LewisEileen & Kim LibbyScott & Kimberly LinnerHarold & Jean MacKayCraig & Marney MartinSteve MatthewsAllan & Shelley McDougall

David Meldrum & Lenni Frohman

Michael MilaniPatrick & Leslie MollardAllan & Pat ParenteauBlaine & Michelle PhoDean & Shirley RaeRobert & Lee ReaMichael & Shelley

RedenbachSheri-Dawn & Reg RobinsonBarb & David SenkowHimanshu & Shuchita

Sharma

Jeff & Sheryl StusekSarah & Brent TkachukLynn & Jim Tomkins

Foundation Garth TomlinsonRoss ToppDonna TurnerBrad & Stephanie VanceFrances & Byron WerryJustice Ted Zarzeczny &

Tracey BakkeliMike & Tracy ZurowskiDennis & Susan Zwarych

Thirteen Anonymous Donors

Bronze ($1,200 - $2,499)Emily & Ian ArmerTravis AsmundsonGerald & Marylynne BeatonTina Beaudry-MellorGurpreet & Anita BhatiaAnne & Gerry BilczukDaphne BilokuryJane Chapco & Max BilsonSandra & James BingamanKaren Birss

Silver cont.

Scott BorysKenneth BosMichèle BouvierCam & Annette BowerEric & Jo BowerEvan BrayDon BrownMichael & Jocelyn BrownKen & Jane BudzakMorgan BuncePunam & Byron BurnettBob BurtonBob & Jean CameronRob & Tanya Cameron

Susan Cameron & Brent Hamilton

Benjamin CantelonMike CarrDr. Thomas ChaseLaura CooksonRick Engel & Adrienne

CottrellDouglas & Margaret

CuddingtonKelly & Linda CurrieLen DanielsCathy Brock & John DarkRon Dedman

Scott & Cathy DonaldCorey DuncanJennifer EhrmantrautJosh EllJim & Karen EngelKim EngelSteve & Lisa EngelGreg EnionBonnie FavreauGreg Bamford & Christie

FesslerDr. Milo FinkMike & Shauna FlamanLindsay Folk

Pauline FolkMisty & Tyler ForrestMary Ann McGrath & Keith

FortowskyVernon FowkeGeoffrey & Edel FrancoKen FromMichaela GabelStacey GarnerDr. Ian GermaniLeeane GherasimShirley GilbertMonique Goffinet MillerRobert & Barb Gottselig

Bronze cont.

Philip GrayF. Volker GreifenhagenMark & Janet GuilletRick & Audrey HainesLorna HamiltonLaurie & Vilma HammondMargaret A. HammondJeffrey HansenJeremy & Yolanda HansenJanice HarkerRob & Yvonne HarrisonRussell & Sheila HartColin & Chantelle HausRobert & Cindy Haynes

Beth HendricksenLarry HilesCandace HillDrs. Joanne & Bryan HillisKathy Hillman-Weir & Glenn

WeirBecky & Wally HoehnRick HoffmanMurray & Margaret HoganCaroline & Shawn HogueDarren & Iris HowdenBill & Shelley HubbleChristine Lynn HughesClare & Van Isman

Julianne JackLeanne JarockiRankin & Madelein JaworskiChad & Brie JedlicSteve & Marina JefferyTerence N. JohnsJanet & Bill JohnsonKathleen JohnsonBruce & Janice JohnstoneDeborah JordanQuentin Kalyniuk &

Catherine BenningJerrod KeulerSaqib Khan

Angus & Karen KirbyLarry KlassenTimothy R. KramerKevin KraussMary KrowickaLarry & Elva KyleBarbara & Robert LaingDennis & Debbie LaneTanya & Lydell LangDarryl Langman & Kathy

Kozan-LangmanMichael & Amanda

LanowayRalph Leibel

Bronze cont.

Jeff & Jana LinnerSheri & Kelly LucasDarrick LutzSharon LylykJanice MacDonaldGrant & Twyla MacDougallAlastair MacFadden &

Samantha BrommJulie MackMark & Barb MacNaughtonDerrick & Melissa MannSheila MannTracey MannMary Martin-Smith

Paul MastersonDavid & Shelly McFaddenDarcy McGovern & Terina

AbrahamsonAmy McInnisMichael & Heather

McMurrayDean & Lori McQueenJennifer & Dwayne MelcherMeagan MenhartGarner MitchellCorinna Mitchell-BeaudinDoug Moen & Kathy

Undseth

Lisa MoenTracy MoffattDuane MombourquetteJeff NicholsJim NicolLinda & John NilsonKeith NixonKaren & Michael O’BrienLinda & Brian ObrigewitschDr. Kathleen O’ReillyJim & Lisa OstertagDeb Pacholka & Rick

MolaroRupen Pandya

James Parker & Jocelyn Argue

Shawn PearceHiedi Pearson & Gord

JonesMark PerkinsJoe PiwowarRobert & Lorraine PletchShellie PociukLaurier and Lisa PoirierGeorge PryceLeah RegentChad & Amanda ReichDusty Reid

Bronze cont.

The Hill Companies received the TD Greystone Leadership Award in April, 2019 with the highest proportion of donors, 91%, contributing at the Leadership Giving level ($1,200 or more annually) to their employee Workplace Campaign. The Hill Companies have also contributed an additional $45,000 to United Way’s Summer Success Literacy Initiative since inception and continue to provide volunteers for one-on-one reading opportunities throughout the year.

Jorge ColinThe Hill CompaniesEmployee Campaign Coordinator

Morina RennieAudrey RoadhouseAlyssa RobinsonBonnie RungeRandy Sandbeck & Andrea

SealeThe Honourable Eugene

A. ScheibelNeil & Cindy SchellCurtis SchimmelmannBonnie SchmidtLuke Schmidt & Aimee

OttenbreitDean & Keri Schwebius

Debbie ScriverJoy Serne & Grant HesjeJacqueline ShawDean Sinclair & Lorraine

ClarkeTamara Sinclair & Brey

PattisonPeter SindaniKyleah SmandychBrenda & Darcy StasiukAndrew StrihaAllison Falconer &

Saravanan SubramanianPeter Suderman

Kathy SutherlandDarren & Tina SvedahlChris TaschukMary Taylor-AshGary & Shelley ThielPaul & Leanne ThompsonDr. Vianne TimmonsChris Triggs & Jamie MorleyLaura UrsuKevin VanstoneGrant & Velda VarleyLeo & Sandra VerhelstJim Fallows & Trina Vicq

Fallows

Maureen VossPaul & Pauline WagnerErick & Heather WahlstromFred WallMike WalterRick WarawaMerv & Cathy WarnerBrett WaytuckKeith & Shannon WeatherallDaniel & Terry WebsterShane WebsterKirk WestgardBrett & Trudy WhipplerJohn & Suzanne Williams

Bronze cont.

Treena AmyotteMuscowpetung Saulteaux NationUnited Way Regina Board Member

Greg Willner & Laurie SampsonDonald WilsonRaynelle WilsonAlex R. WlodarczykIan & Nora YeatesKathy YoungSixty-Nine Anonymous Donors

University of Regina was awarded the Dr. Jack Boan Lifetime Achievement Award in April, 2019 for their long-term commitment and alignment to values exhibited by Professor Emeritus Dr. Boan who passed away at the age of 100 on October 31, 2018.

Pictured Left to Right: Constance Hammermeister, Devon Anderson, Dave Boan, Brian Christie, Shayla Bonhomme.

Corporate Leaders show their support to the community through United Way, resulting in shared values with their employees. The following organizations and their employees raised the most money in support of United Way Regina in 2018.

TOP 25CORPORATE

PARTNERS

*Government of Saskatchewan*TD Greystone Asset Management*Farm Credit Canada*Canada Life*SaskPower*The Co-operatorsUniversity of Regina*RBC Financial Group *Co-op Refinery Complex

*PCL Construction*Regina Public School Division*The Hill CompaniesSaskEnergy*Information Services Corporation *CIBCCity of Regina*Wheaton Chevrolet*Solvera Solutions

*Costco WholesaleBMO Financial Group *TD Bank GroupCanada Revenue AgencyMLT Aikins LLP*Enbridge PipelinesVirtus Group LLP

*Denotes companies that provided a corporate donation in 2018 in addition to employee pledges.

Many United Way Regina Leaders make personal donations or make use of the payroll deduction option through their employers, but there are other ways to be a community Leader.

DONATIONS OF LISTED SECURITIES

Take advantage of greater tax saving opportunities while creating positive change in our community.

By donating publicly traded shares to United Way, you will not pay any capital gains tax normally associated with such a disposition. You will receive a tax receipt for the full value of the shares but are not taxed on any gain. Donors of securities therefore do not need to take any capital gain into income.

WAYSTO GIVE

PLANNED GIVING OPTIONS

All gifts are planned gifts. Many donors are interested in making sure their support continues after they are no longer making an annual contribution. Often, planned gifts are made from assets accumulated with care over many years.

United Way Regina is able to help you achieve your charitable objectives. You may be surprised at how simple it is to make a substantial gift with flexible giving options such as:

• A bequest in your will;• A gift of life insurance;• A gift of cash, securities, or property;• A gift in the form of residual interest;• A commemorative gift

• Donations to charity are deducted directly from your taxes in the form of a credit applied against taxes payable.

• This charitable tax credit reduces the amount of federal and provincial tax you may pay in the according year.

• Regardless of personal income, donations of equal size are credited equally.

• The system rewards extra giving; the more you donate, the larger your tax credit.

WHILE YOUR DONATION IS HELPING OTHERS, LET THE TAX SAVINGS HELP YOU…CHARITABLE

TAX CREDITS IN SASKATCHEWAN

YOUR GIFT YOUR COMBINED PROVINCIAL ACTUAL COST & FEDERAL TAX SAVINGS TO YOU

BRONZE - $1,200 $489 $711

SILVER - $2,500 $1,058 $1,442

GOLD - $5,000 $2,151 $2,849

PLATINUM - $10,000 $4,339 $5,661

PHILANTHROPIST’S CIRCLE - $25,000 $10,901 $14,099

VISIONARIES - $100,000 $43,714 $56,286

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