annual report - Dr. Peter Centre

ANNUAL REPORT
2007/2008

Extraordinary Care • Extraordinary People
© 2003 Derek Lepper. All Rights Reserved.
The only program of its
kind in Canada, the
Dr. Peter Centre provides
leading-edge care and
support to improve
the overall health of
people most in need,
particularly individuals
with added issues of
addiction, mental illness,
homelessness and other
life disadvantages.
Dr. Peter’s Legacy
Dr. Peter Jepson-Young was a young Vancouver-based physician
diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 1985. When his condition became too
debilitating to continue practising medicine, he sought to inform
and educate the public and others living with HIV/AIDS by filming
The Dr. Peter Diaries. In 111 television episodes broadcast on CBC TV
over two years, Dr. Peter used honesty, pathos and humour to share
his experience, bringing a human face and a human touch to the
epidemic at a time when too few knew the difference between myth
and medical reality.
Days before his death in 1992, Dr. Peter established the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation to provide comfort care for
people living with HIV/AIDS. Prophetically, he saw the landscape of HIV/AIDS changing and knew the needs
of those affected would become more complex.
“The first wave of the AIDS epidemic, being gay, were largely ignored by society and the
powers that be. The gay community included people who were well-educated and had
resources to draw upon in order to improve their own situations... The people affected
in the second wave don’t have these resources – they often don’t have an education,
they don’t have access to medical care and so on. It’s pretty frightening. What’s going
to become of those people?”
Dr. Peter Jepson-Young, March, 1991
Dr. Peter believed that there was no substitute for the ongoing involvement and support of caring people, and
understood that persons living with HIV/AIDS have many needs far greater than just survival. His vision and
compassion endure in the work of the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation.

Dear Friends of the Dr. Peter Centre
It has been my honour to return in a leadership role with the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation. It is an organization
rich in history, compassion and commitment, and I am pleased to work to improve the lives of people living
with HIV/AIDS.
Much has changed since I served on the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation Board from 2001 to 2005 and Co-Chaired
the Capital Campaign Committee to build the present Dr. Peter Centre. The demographics of HIV/AIDS
continue to evolve and become more complex. So too does the organization as it responds to meet the changing
needs of the people we serve.
The Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation has strengthened its administrative infrastructure and built capacity to
meet the demands of the organization and our community. With a strong board of directors, sound financial
management and a commitment to performance quality, we are well positioned to expand our mission.
Like any great organization, the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation knows what it does best and sticks to it with
enthusiasm, diligence and discipline. With our clear vision, deep passion and solid understanding of our skill
in caring for people living with HIV/AIDS, we are ready for the next chapter.
I welcome the opportunity as Board Chair to help this organization grow, share our model of care with other
health care providers, and build more Dr. Peter Centres in more communities so people with HIV/AIDS will
have the specialized health care they need – closest to where they live.
Sincerely,
John deC. Evans
Chair, Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation
We are thrilled to debut the new logo for the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation in the pages of this 2007/08 Annual
Report. The logo combines the legacy of Dr. Peter’s name with the red ribbon, an established symbol of
support and compassion in the fight for a cure for AIDS. The new logo creates a bold and unmistakable identity
for the organization.
The Dr. Peter Centre has earned a local, national, and international reputation for its leading-edge care,
particularly for its success in the intersect of HIV/AIDS, mental illness, and addiction care. The new logo will
be a very recognizable symbol as we expand our presence in the world beyond Vancouver. This is particularly
important as we move forward with the Foundation’s 2006-09 directional interests for increased capacity to
provide care and to share our model of care with others.
This past year, planning continued for the joint venture project on Vancouver’s Eastside with Vancouver Native
Health Society and Vancouver Native Housing Society. The timeline for completion is 2011/2012. Discussions also
began with Fraser Health Authority for a Dr. Peter Centre in the Surrey area. Fraser Health Authority has the second
highest HIV/AIDS population in the province. The project involves collaboration with BC Housing, Fraser Health
Authority, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, and St. Paul’s Hospital Immunodeficiency Clinic.
In 07/08, we again hosted national and international health care professionals and health and housing design
specialists. As the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation moves forward, there are so many more individuals to whom we
can give the gift of additional years of life – in the current Dr. Peter Centre; in the new Dr. Peter Centres being
planned for in Metro Vancouver; and in Centres around the world inspired by what we do. We are literally
changing the world of HIV/AIDS care.
Until there is a cure, I ask for your support.
Sincerely,
Maxine Davis
Executive Director, Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation

“People living with HIV/AIDS
are often isolated from family,
friends and community.
Dr. Peter Centre, through well
run programs, provides a safe
and caring environment. I have
witnessed how these programs
have positively improved the life
of my patients”
Dr. Rolando Barrios
MD, FRCPC
Assistant Medical Director
John Ruedy Immunodeficiency Clinic,
St. Paul’s Hospital
What Our Friends are Saying A Sense of Home
“To me, the Dr. Peter AIDS
Foundation is the quintessential
combination of a clear mandate,
a professional and caring staff,
a strong leadership team and a
dedicated group of volunteers.
The results of this combination
represent a paradigm shift – for
its clients, for government and
health care agencies, and for
society generally. I am very proud
to be a supporter of the Dr. Peter
AIDS Foundation.”
James M. Bond
Partner, Lang Michener LLP
A supporter to the Foundation and founder
of the Dr. Peter Centre Residence
Christmas Elf project
“We both love to come here.
We truly value our connection
with the wonderful participants
and residents. While we do
give, we also receive lots of love
in return and we always feel
enriched by our visit.”
Margaret Dennys
& Celene Hurley
Volunteers affectionately known as
The Flower Ladies, who bring and distribute
fresh-cut flowers to residents at the Centre
every Tuesday morning
Every weekday morning at 9 am, the doors to the Dr. Peter Centre
open to welcome our Day Health Program participants. They
come here for health care, comfort and the chance to belong to a
community that respects them and honours their individual choices.
More than 300 people a year in our Day Health Program receive
full access to health care and treatment support, nutritious meals,
counselling services, music and art therapy, recreational and
complementary therapies, and a social support network of staff,
peers and volunteers. Nurses are present for medication assistance,
wound care, consultation for symptom management and health
assessments. Dr. Peter residents also have full access to all Day
Health programs and services.
The Dr. Peter Centre is a special place providing safety, support and
a sense of home for people who often do not have family, friends
or shelter to rely on. It is a place of acceptance and inclusion where
strength and hope are possible.

Jeff’s Story
Jeff was brought to the Dr. Peter Centre from hospital in
January, 2005. He weighed 100 pounds, had double pneumonia
and was given days to live. “I guess they brought me to the
Residence because it was a nice place to pass. I was brought here
to die,” he says.
He doesn’t recall much about those days – “I was mad at everyone.
I didn’t even know where I was. I was mixed up and couldn’t put two
words together,” he says – but slowly and steadily, his health was restored.
He attributes it to the tremendous care he received in the Residence,
and suspects his “ornery” mood (he eventually earned the nickname
“Crusty” from a staff member) also had something to do with it.
Jeff comes by his tenacity honestly. Now 51, he worked in the forest
industry for 26 years, including six years as a hook tender supervising
and coordinating the activities of a team. Not bad for a guy who is
scared of heights.
“Never tell a logger, he can’t do something.
He’ll prove you wrong… Logging separates
the men from the boys,” he says. “It is inside
of me. It’s all I had left when I lost my wife
and kids (to divorce).”
Jeff’s enthusiasm and pride are evident as he
speaks of his career, of the hard physical work,
responsibility, constant learning curve, everchanging
weather, camaraderie and sheer
beauty of being surrounded by nature. He
says he was destroyed and wanted to end his
life when the company he had worked for shut
down in 2002. He returned to Chilliwack,
“got hooked up with the wrong person,” and
eventually contracted HIV.
Jeff spent a year and a half in Residence at the
Dr. Peter Centre, building a number of strong
friendships with other residents and finding
the will to go on. Today, he lives on his own in
a downtown apartment and participates in the
Day Health Program. He rarely misses breakfast
at the Centre and also spends a number of hours
each week helping in the Café.
“I’m an active guy – I can’t just sit around.
Even when I was young and learning to put
on my shoes, my mom was always trying to
tie me to the clothesline. I loved trains and
used to go near the tracks. She had to keep
a close eye on me.”
Jeff is also a fan of model trains and has
built model structures, even whole villages,
over the years. He can often be found in the
DPC Art Studio working on his craft. As he
glances at the long wall of windows in the
Café, his dream is to build a replica of the
Dr. Peter Centre.
“The Centre gives me a purpose to carry
on. I have nothing else,” he says matter-offactly.
“Some days I don’t want to leave. I
don’t want to go home and be alone.
“My whole life I was always here to help…
This is like family – as sick as they are,
even myself. Still today, my life is better
by helping others… I want someone to
remember me.”
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Residents in
the Year
98.8%
Occupancy
Rate
35%
Residents Stayed
a Year or Less
18,000
Day Health
Visits

“I am continuously amazed by my
experience volunteering at the DPC. It
is wonderful as a volunteer to have
both the DPC’s clients and staff show
genuine appreciation for every Friday
morning that I spend at the Centre…
I have volunteered at
several organizations
over the years and I can
say without hesitation
that my experience at the DPC has
been by far the most rewarding – not
only in the appreciation shown to me,
but also for the opportunity I have
had in meeting and interacting with
clients and staff.”
Jill McDougall
“Ask Me” volunteer
Enriching Our Community
Volunteers are an integral part of the Dr. Peter
Centre team. Each volunteer brings his or her unique
skills, energy and perspective to help enhance the
experience for our participants and residents.
Volunteers work in many areas of the Dr. Peter Centre
to add to the quality and delivery of our programs
and services. They are also wonderful ambassadors in
the community, helping to generate awareness of the
Foundation’s goals, services and needs.
120
Volunteers
5726
Volunteer Hours
669
Days of Average Tenure
(1.8 Years)
Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation Board of Directors
April 1, 2007 - March 31, 2008
John deC. Evans, Chair
President & CEO
Trilogy Properties Corporation
Melissa Holland, Vice-Chair
Manager, Major Projects
BC Transmission Corporation
Fred James, Past Chair
Manager - Rate Design and Tariff
Administration, BC Hydro
Derrin Cozart, Chair
Performance Quality Committee
Senior Program Manager
Telus Business Solutions
Jill Hewitson, Chair
Governance Committee
Vice President, IS Operations (ITI) &
Billing Services, Telus
Elisa Kreller, Secretary/Treasurer
Wall Corporation Financial
Jill Hewitson, Derrin Cozart
& Fred James
Larry Beasley
City Planning Consultant
Steven Fitzgerald
President, Habanero Consulting Group
Dr. Michael O’Shaughnessy
Consultant
Audrey Mehler
Paperny Films Inc.
Dr. Deborah Money
Associate Professor, Department of
Obstetrics & Gynaecology, UBC and
Executive Director, Women’s Health
Research Institute, Provincial Health
Services Authority
Marcella Munro
Media & Communications Manager
Cressey Development Corporation
Brian Harrigan
Chief Operations Officer,
Oxford Outcomes
David Polinsky
Real Estate Developer
Mark Virgin
Partner, Lawyer, Stevens Virgin
Baroness Heidi Von Pfetten

FINANCIALS
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position
As at March 31
Assets
Cash - Operating 17,418 18,392
Cash - Restricted 379,690 361,019
Accounts Receivable 97,245 82,493
GST Recoverable 12,976 11,014
Prepaid Expenses 17,815 25,341
Total Current Assets 525,144 498,259
Capital Assets 7,425,619 7,629,272
Liabilities
2008
$
2007
$
7,950,763 8,127,531
Bank Indebtedness 164,376 203,301
Accounts Payable and Accruals 195,142 277,659
Unearned Revenue 24,620 28,321
Current Portion of Mortgage Payable 28,370 27,018
Current Portion of Capital Lease Payable 8,819 -
Total Current Liabilities 421,327 536,299
Deferred Contributions 194,192 203,759
Mortgage Payable 1,926,324 1,947,166
Obligations Under Capital Lease 44,868 -
Deferred Contributions Related to Capital Assets 5,169,998 5,366,102
Total Liabilities 7,756,709 8,053,326
Net Assets (deficiency)
Invested in Capital Assets 247,240 288,986
Unrestricted (315,683) (389,308)
Replacement Reserve 192,497 174,527
Internally Restricted 70,000 -
Total Net Assets 194,054 74,205
7,950,763 8,127,531
These financial statements are derived from the audited financial statements of the Dr Peter AIDS Foundation as at March 31, 2008 and the year then
ended. Complete audited financial statements are available at the Dr Peter AIDS Foundation.
Consolidated Statement of Operations
Year Ended March 31
Revenue
Government Grants 3,685,158 3,678,713
Donations and Fundraising 614,734 614,915
Residents’ Per Diems 253,623 256,603
Other Income 8,606 14,701
Amortization of Deferred Contributions Related to Capital Assets 257,508 255,655
Expenses
2008
$
2007
$
4,819,629 4,820,587
Amortization of Capital Assets 350,940 346,783
Office and Supplies 261,889 300,871
Program Services and Other Supplies 290.778 261,403
Property Maintenance and Utilities 407,031 330,371
Human Resources 3,389,132 3,486,767
4,699,780 4,726,195
Excess of Revenue over Expenses for the year 119,849 94,392
Donor Revenue $614,734
8%
3 RD PARTY EVENTS
40%
FOUNDATIONS
& GRANTS
14%
PASSIONS
3%
CLUBS & GROUPS
15%
INDIVIDUAL
4%
CORPORATE
15%
PLANNED GIVING
1%
TRIBUTE/MEMORIUM
FINANCIALS

Thank You to
Our Donors
Every contribution is
important. Over the past
year, the Dr. Peter AIDS
Foundation has received
gifts from almost 600
individuals, organizations,
foundations and
governments, including
those donors who prefer to
remain anonymous.
A & B Partytime Rentals
A. Mordo & Son Ltd
Abbott Laboratories Limited
Absolutely Fabulous Urban Spa
Accenture Ltd
Larry Adams
Al Roadburg Foundation
All India Restuarant Ltd
John Andru
Arts Club Theatre Company
Holli Asher
Linda Ashton
Association of Fundraising
Professionals
Association of Integrated
Marketers
Marilyn C. Avery
AXA Pacific Insurance Company
Alireza Azmudeh
Donna Bagdan
Chris Bailey & Glenn Smith
Peter Balce
Ballet BC
Paul & Sandi Ballinger
Stephanie Barnes
Bryan & Tanya Bass
Frank Bassett
BC Gaming Policy and
Enforcement Branch
BC Housing
BC Hydro
Ann Beaufoy
Tom Bell
Ari BenRon
Joyce Benville
beyond restaurant + lounge
Fraser Biggs
Henry & Constance Bishop
Dennis Black
Estate of Earl Blaine
Iris A. Blanchett
BMO Employee Charitable
Foundation
Boboli Holdings Inc
Boehringer Ingelheim
(Canada) Ltd
Book Warehouse
Boston Pizza International Inc
Jamesina Bower
David & Daphne Bowra
Jessie A. Boyd
Beverly Brazier
Vivien Bridger
Brinkhaus Jewellers
Eileen Brown
David & Laura Brown
Harold Brown
Lois Brummet
Georgina M. Brunette
Kay Buckley
Henry Bugler Jr.
Hardy Bunn
Lorna J. Buschlen
Cactus Club Cafe
Canaccord Capital Corporation
Canadian Music Therapy
Trust Fund
Capers Community Markets
Carruthers Dermatology Centre
Celebration of Hope Foundation
Celebrities Nightclub
Century-Plaza Hotel & Spa
Chambar Belgian Restaurant
Jack W. Charles, Jr.
Mary N. Childs
Christ Church Cathedral
Gordon & Maryanne Christie
CinCin Ristorante & Bar
Cita Health
Bette & Ray Clarke
Bert Clever
Mark Clydesdale
Ken Cober
Cobre Nuevo Latino Cuisine
Donald A. Cockriell
Helen Coleman
Robert & Fran Collard
Ron & Mary Colpitts
Commonwealth Holding Co. Ltd
Tim Conklin
David Conlin
Co-Operative Auto Network
Country Furniture
Marilyn Cove
Derrin Cozart
Eleanor Craig
Crave on Main
Carolyn Cross
Donna Curtis
Cutting Edges Gay Hockey Club
Da Vinci’s Home
Danbe Foundation Inc
Anne Dane
Daniel le Chocolate Belge
Alan Davidson
Maxine Davis
Judith F. Davis
James Dean & Janet Allan
Dean Sanderson Photography
John deC. Evans
Brad Deep
Estate of Robert Neil DeHart
Denman Bike Shop
Margaret & Nick Dennys
Nanette Der
DeSerres
Deserving Thyme
Barry DeVito
Sharon Devries
Craig B. Dewar
Daniel Dex
Mimmo Di Giacomo
Discount Car & Truck Rental
Dr. Fred G. Ditchburn
Diva at the Met
Steve and Marian Doczi
Peter Dodek & Hella Lee
Jared R. Dombrowski
Vicky Donaldson
Maureen A. Douglas
Yolande Du Gardein-Matson
Jennifer Duggan
Mary Dunne
Martha Dzaman
East India Carpets Ltd
Brian Edwards
Ego Lifestyle Salon Store
Electronic Arts
Elixir Restaurant & Bar
Dr. Stacy Elliott
Blake V L Elliott Jr
English Bay Eye Worx
Dennis Enomoto
Susan Evans
Tracy Evans
Face the World Foundation
Fairmont Chateau Whistler
Fairmont Olympic Hotel
Fairmont Waterfront Hotel
Farmhouse
Heather Farrell
Farnaz Farrokhi
Miles Federspiel
Fernwood Foundation
John Ferrie
Fiddlehead Joe’s Eatery & Bar
Flower Factory
Fluid Agencies Inc
Nathan Fong
Lori Fontaine
Robin Ford
Diane Forde
Four Seasons Hotel
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Laurie Fredricksen
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Freeze
Shirley Freise
Kirsten Friz
Pegge Gabbott
Syd Gallinger
Dave Galloway
Glenn Gardner
Dr. Karen Gelmon
Dr. Dino Georgas
Dr. Martin Gerretsen
Get Fresh Flowers
David Gillanders
GlaxoSmithKline in partnership
with Shire BioChem
Glenhaven Memorial Chapel
Global Collective Design Inc
Natalie Goertzen
David Goldman
Susan & Daniel Gomez
Ulla Gouzanis
Kenneth Gracie
Grady Wine Marketing
Erik Graff
Jennica Graham
Brent Granby
Peter & William Granger
Rev. Neil R. Gray
Jeff Greb
Douglas & Agnes Greer
Irene Griffiths
Grouse Mountain Resorts Ltd
Geoffrey Gudewill
Guess? Canada
Cliff Hall
Hamilton Street Grill
Stacey Handley
Harrison Hot Springs
Resort & Spa
Harry Rosen Inc
Wayne Hartrick
Lenora Hayman
Brian Heltman
Joan Hendrick
Brenda & Stephen Henley
Tim & Mark Hiltz
Andy Hiscox
David Hiscox
Robert & Lynne Hiscox
Michael Hoche
Barry Hoffman
Hoffmann-La Roche Limited
Linda J. Hogg
Melissa Holland & Bruce Clark
Shelly Hollingshead
Holt Renfrew
Agnes Hornaas
Norna Horner
Lucy Hough
House of Just Cuz
Dr. Allan J. Hovan
John W. Howell
Dorothy Huang
Linda Hudson
Wanda Huismans
Rob Hunter
Brent Hunter
Anne Ikeda
Image Matters Photography
IMG Canada
Barbara Inglis & Paul Chalmers
InStock Clothing Ltd
Intrawest ULC
Katherine L. Istead
Jack & Jill Clothing Inc
Sydney W. Jackman
Stephen & Susan Jackson
Murrary B. Jackson
Elizabeth Jarvis
Christian Jasserand
Doreen & Richard Jepson-Young
John Allan Bridges Memorial
Foundation
John Hardie Mitchell Family
Foundation
Johnson & Johnson Family of
Canadian Companies
Dawn Johnston
Juli Hodgson Design/Build Ltd
Karyn Chopik Studio
Patrick Keeler
Eleanor M. Kelly
Lorri & Scott Kennedy
Sharon Kennedy
Robert Kenny
Sharlene Keser
Colin Kingsmill
Kingswood Pub & Liquor Store
David Kipling
Anthony H. Knight
Joy S. Korman
Dr. Andrei Krassioukov
Elisa Kreller
Dalton H. Kremer
Leah Kruk
Stanley and Eva Kwok
Dolores J. Kyle
La Terrazza Restaurant
Fakroon Lakdawalla
Lang Michener LLP
Sam Lange
Alice F. Laniel
Greg Larocque
Nancy Le Blevec
Le Gavroche Restaurant Ltd
Carol Leacy & Jon Dietrich
Robert Ledingham
Yasuko Lee
Carlota Lee
Linda M. Lehr
Robert Lemon
Rick Leong
William J. Lesiuk
Liberty Wine Merchants
Velma Liebenschel
Tanya Linau
Martha Lindquist
Harry Locke
London Drugs Limited
LOTUSWEAR
Lisa J. Love
LPA Development & Marketing
Consultants Ltd
Laura Lucin
Edith E. MacCormac
MacDonald Dettwiler and
Associates Ltd
Alison E. MacLennan, Q.C.
Ian C. MacRae
Henry & Margaret Maggs
Dr. Vivan Maier
Main River Promotions Ltd
Geraldine Mainguy
Teresa & Wayne Mak
Jovica & Vlatka Maksimcev
Peter Malek
Miriam Mann
Gemma Manzo & Maria Valente
Marquis Wine Cellars
Rosemary J.L. Martin
Jane Mason
Jean Matheson
Kathryn Matthews
John Mayes
Sharon and Brady Mayson
McCarthy Tetrault
Julie A. McDonald
Tom McKenna
Catriana McKie
James E. McLennan
Diana McMeekin
Doug McMillan
Ray L. McNabb
Bern McNicholl
Stefanie McQuaid
Stephan Mehr
Merck Frosst Canada Ltd
Metropolitan Fine Printers
Michel Migneault
Lea Migneault
Mark Mitchell
Sandi Mitchell
Harvey Mitchell
MIX the Bakery
Mario Montera
Moira Morgan
Ian Morris
Morton’s, The Steakhouse
Moxie’s Classic Grill
Larry Mudrie
Thelma Mulholland
Sheli Mullin
Geoffrey & Patricia Nanson
Nature’s Expression
Neale Staniszkis Doll Adams
Architects
David Nelson
Nettwerk Management
Audrey Neumann
Glenda Nicol
Marian Nielsen
NL&A
Dr. Fraser Norrie
Bill and Helen Norrie
Patricia North
Jeff Nugent
O.K. Agencies
Brian Oldham
Onsite Flooring Inc
Opera Appassionata Society
Opus Hotel
Bruce Orr
Oscar’s Art Book Store
Out to Lunch Cuisine Inc
Pan Pacific Hotel
David Paperny & Audrey Mehler
Cathy Paperny
Parasuco
Ed & Barbara Pardely
Rob Pardy
Ron Paton
P-CAN
Paul Pelletier
Le Roy & Marjorie Pelletier
Pfizer Canada
PI Financial Corp
Pickled Productions
Crystal Pidhaichuk
Irene Player
Playhouse Theatre Company
PMA Canada Ltd
Margaret Porter
Dr. Lynne Potter
Precision Graphics Inc
Priape
Provence Marinaside
Provincial Employees
Community Services Fund
Purdy’s Chocolates
Ernie & Toshiko Quan
Robert A. Quartermain
Quattro Restaurants
R & B Brewing
Isabell Ramsay
Bonnie Rapaport
RBC Foundation
RBC Olympic Business
Development
Kate Reid
Dan Reid
Dino Renaerts
Reputations Corporation
RETHINK
Douglas S. Reynolds
Michael & Barbara Richards
John Richmond
Wallace Robinson
Rogers’ Chocolates
Root Source Inc
Jaci Ross
Mike Ross
Anne-Marie Rowley
John & Susan Russell
Maya Susan Russell
Alf & Grace Rutten
Carolyn Ryan
D. Rycroft
Saje
Sarah Samphire
Nessa Saniuk
Patricia & Raymond Sapp
Walter Schibli
Warren R. Scott
Alin Senecal-Harkin
Sequoia Company of
Restaurants
Dr. Philip M. Sestak
Val & Peter Sewell
Louise Shipway
Shooting Stars Foundation
Shoppers Drug Mart
Sierra Wireless
Sikora’s Classical Records
Kevin Simka
Cate Simpson
Dianne Simpson & Nancy Kato
Christopher Sims
Sisters of Charity of the
Immaculate Conception
Ruth & Walter Smishek
John E. Smith
Ms. Irene D. Smith
Donald Smith
Shawn Smith
So.Cial at Le Magasin
Sooke Harbour House
Sophie’s Cosmic Cafe
Southlands Nursery
John & Joan Spencer
Dean Spottar
Spruce Body Lab
St. Mary’s Church (Kerrisdale)
Outreach Committee
Starbucks Coffee Canada
Marjorie Stebner
Peter Steele
Rob & Pat Stefani
Stevens Virgin Barristers &
Solicitors
Ronald A. Stewart
David Stone & Catherine Morton
Matt Stone & Diane Fillmore
Andrew & Yasmeen Strang
Joan Summerbell
Glinda Sutherland
Beverley Tamboline
Catherine Taylor
Ingrid & Doug Taylor
Marjorie A. Taylor
Johanna & Michael te Boekhorst
Telus Communications (BC) Inc
Terry Schindler & Associates Ltd
Patrick Tham
The Anglican Parish of St. Peter
Quamichan
The Campbell House
The Fountainhead Pub
The Hamber Foundation
The Hydrecs Fund
The Listel Hotel
The Majestic Restaurant &
Lounge
The Metropolitan Hotel
The Observatory Restaurant
The Pumpjack Pub Ltd
The Smoking Dog Bistro
The Sutton Place Hotel
The Vancouver Courier
The Westin Bayshore Vancouver
Theanon Charitable Foundation
Thomas Haas Fine Chocolates &
Patisserie
Barry Tietjen
Tiffany & Co
Neil Tilley
Stan Tillson
Linda Tinkler
Sebastian Tobler
Tojo’s Restaurant
Tools and Techniques
TopTable Restaurants & Bars
Tourisme Montreal
Robert Town
Ken & Joan Townend
Norm & Joy Tozer
TransConnect - BC Transmission
Corporation
Trent Studio
Mark Trowell & Scott Buffett
Susanna Tsin
John & Jean Turnbull
Robert Turner
Tusscin Management Ltd
Ken Twaites
Dorene Tyacke
Stanley Ullmer
United Way of Peel Region
United Way of the Lower
Mainland
United Way of York Region
United Way Ottawa/Centraide
UBC College of Health
Disciplines
Emily Upton
Jan Urata
Urban Fare
Yoshiko Uwasa
Vancity Community Foundation
Vancity Savings Credit Union
Vancouver Art Gallery
Vancouver Chamber Choir
Vancouver Foundation
Vancouver Frontrunners
Vancouver Pride Society
Vancouver TheatreSports
League
John Vanderlee
VanDusen Botanical Gardens
Freda Veale
Cheryl Vickers
Vinterra Wine Merchants Inc
Mahmoud Virani
Mark Virgin & Nolan Stamps
David & Kathryn Virgin
Heidi Von Pfetten
Laurie Voroney
Roy Wadia
Charlotte Wagner
Dr. Maria Waldkirch
Rory Walker
Judith Walker
Pat Wallace & Norm Shouto
Wardell Agencies Ltd
Brian & Joanna Wardley
Rosemary Watson
Deanna Watterson
David Webb
Evva Weber
Gisela Wegner
John Wennemann
Wensley Architecture Ltd
Ken West
Westcoast Hot Yoga
WestJet
Vincent Wheeler & Peter Cheng
Whistler Water Company
White Spot
Kenneth Whitehead
Mary & Stuart Whitehouse
Wild Rice
Estate of Elizabeth M. Wilson
Lori Wilson
Craig T. Wilson
Elizabeth J. Wilson
Jayantha Withanage
Damon Wong
Beverly Anne Wood
Ms. E. Wynn Woodward
Yaletown Sofa Company
Bob & Shirley Young
Mari L. Yukawa
We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you notice any errors or omissions, please contact Leah Kruk, Development Manager, at 604.331.3452

Tiko Kerr
Vancouver-based artist Tiko Kerr unveiled this painting of the
Dr. Peter Centre on World AIDS Day 2005. The work was
generously donated to the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation by Sam
Magid. Another Kerr painting of the Centre was commissioned
and reproduced on banners displayed on Vancouver’s
Granville Street Bridge in 2006.
Founded in 1992, the Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation established the
Dr. Peter Centre as the province’s only HIV/AIDS Day Health
Program and 24-hour Residence with palliative care services.
By sharing its innovative model of care with other health care
providers at the local, national and international level, the
Foundation strives to facilitate larger change in HIV/AIDS care
in communities throughout Canada and around the world.
1110 Comox Street, Vancouver, BC V6E 1K5
T: 604.608.1874 F: 604.608.4259
Changing the World of HIV/AIDS care.
Please give generously
online: www.drpeter.org or call 604.331.3452
Printed on recycled paper