Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation 2006-2007 Annual Report

Passion for research Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation 2006-2007 Annual Report Our Guiding Principles Vision: To solve the mysteries, de-stigmatize, and find cures and better treatments for mental illness and addiction through long-term research funding. Our Message The 2006-2007 fiscal year signified the beginning of an exciting new quarter century in the life of the Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation (CPRF). Some highlights included: • Key Senior Management Changes Joan Montgomery moved from the Associate Executive Director position into the Executive Director’s role following Judy Hills’ move to The Psychology Foundation of Canada. • Reorganization of the Education and Knowledge Translation Programs Under Alex Lowy’s leadership, the Education and Awareness Program was divided into two separate projects (Youth and Workplace initiatives) to enhance our efforts in these distinctly different areas. Newly formed project management teams headed up by newcomers Jean Milligan (Youth) and Erika Pond Clements (Workplace) are successfully driving these initiatives forward. Thanks to Krista Saleh, who got these initiatives off the ground and has since moved on to become a freelance consultant. • Revamping of the Fundraising Program Our flagship President’s Luncheon evolved into the Silver Dinner featuring guest speaker Christopher Kennedy Lawford, our Psyche in the Lab Celebrating Brain Science in Canada book was successfully launched at the National Club and planning began for an inaugural golf tournament; all due to the collective efforts of Bill Best, David Feather, Inta Kierans, Dale Rakowsky, Anil Shah, Chris Susel, Andrea Swinton and Elizabeth Vanstone. • Strategic Plan Finally, the senior volunteer and management team, under the direction of Bill Best began developing a five-year strategic plan, which included new guiding principles proudly showcased opposite. Our achievements over this past year are the result of the dedicated work of many more people including our Board of Directors, Professional Advisory Board, committee members, volunteers, researchers, community partners, staff and most importantly, our donors. It is through their efforts we were able to support 14 researchers at eight universities, teaching hospitals and research institutes across the country in 2006–2007. Sincerely, Mission: To improve the well being of Canadians by funding mental health and addiction research to build healthier lives. Mandate: – To raise and distribute funds for mental health and addiction research. – To translate the knowledge gained from mental health and addiction research. – To advocate for mental health and addiction research investment. Core Values: – A passion for scientifically significant research and its translation into reality. – A dedication to growing a strong funding base to support research communities. – A commitment to support our Professional Advisory Board and their selection of the best third party research projects. Kevin McNeil, Chair, CPRF Joan Montgomery, Executive Director, CPRF Passion for Research INVESTING IN RESEARCH This year CPRF funded 14 mental health and addiction researchers at eight institutions across the country. Since 1980, fundraising activities have resulted in the funding of over 350 researchers at 42 Canadian universities, teaching hospitals and research institutes. Thanks to our key funding supporters and partners: AstraZeneca Canada Inc., CIBC World Markets Children’s Foundation, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, RBC Financial Group and the Schizophrenia Society of Canada for making this possible. Congratulations to CPRF’s 2006–2007 grant recipients. Please visit our website for more details on the research projects funded. Open Mind CPRF’s Annual Open Mind workshop was hosted in April 2006 at the BMO Learning Centre where over 200 participants learned about the latest mental health issues youth face today. Through the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, RBC Financial Group, and the Charles and Marilyn Gold Family Foundation, the Open Mind is expanding to include a series of cross Canada workshops scheduled for the spring of 2007. Profiling CPRF funded research and research from partnering organizations, this series will provide knowledge translation, best and evidenced based practices on youth related topics such as depression, suicide, culture and mental health and stigma. Workshops will be offered in Ontario (one each in Toronto, York and Peel Regions) Calgary and for the first time in Quebec. Partners and Volunteers CPRF is excited to be partnering with FFAPAMM (Fédération des Familles et Amis de la Personne Atteinte de Maladie Mentale) in Quebec, who are working with us to develop a workshop agenda that will bring much needed information regarding youth and mental health to the Francophone community. Through the Open Mind series, CPRF has recruited 60 new volunteers representing national, provincial, local community agencies/networks and researchers. These volunteers are assisting in the development and delivery of our workshops ensuring the content is reflective of the needs of each community. With the changing direction of this project, several original members of CPRF’s Youth Committee who volunteered countless hours to help develop our When Something’s Wrong handbook series have stepped down from the committee while others have joined CPRF’s Workplace Project. The Workplace In January, 2006 thanks to the generosity of founding sponsors, The Frank Cowan Foundation, this project was initiated with the development of a committee comprised of a wide range of experts in the field. Under the direction of Committee Chair, Alex Lowy and our project team, Krista Saleh, Erika Pond Clements, and Sandra Moll, who has taken on the daunting task of shaping and writing When Something’s Wrong: Strategies for the Workplace, the development of the handbook has begun. Their efforts were further augmented by input provided by a focus group organized by the Cowan Benefits Consulting, which met in October, 2006. In fall 2007, we look forward to the official launch of When Something’s Wrong: Strategies for the Workplace. In the latter part of the fiscal year, we were pleased to have Canada Post Corporation come on board as a contributor. In March, 2007 we worked with their management team to provide Canada Post with the first of two workshops aimed at helping management deal with the issues of mental health in their workplace. We would like to thank all our volunteers for their contributions and ongoing support of CPRF’s education and knowledge translation programs which are helping us to raise money for mental health and addiction research. Erika Pond Clements Project Director CPRF Awards This program offers research grants of up to $40,000 per year for a two-year term. YEAR 1 Dr. Paul Arnold, University of Toronto Dr. David Mamo, University of Toronto Dr. Erin Michalak, University of British Columbia Dr. Dave Saint-Amour, University of Montreal YEAR 2 Dr. Jorge Armony, McGill University Dr. Sylvana Côté, University of Montreal Dr.Gabriella Gobbi, McGill University Dr. Richard McCurdy, University of Toronto Neurobiology of Psychiatric Disorders and Addictions Program This collaborative program offers research grants of up to $100,000 per year for a two-year term. This partnership program is coordinated by CPRF and includes funding from AstraZeneca Canada Inc. and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR-Rx&D). YEAR 1 Dr. Paul Albert, University of Ottawa Dr. Diane Cox, University of Alberta Dr. Steven Laviolette, University of Western Ontario YEAR 2 Dr. Nicholas Barden, Laval University Dr. Suzanne Erb, University of Toronto Dr. Verner Knott, University of Ottawa Andrea Swinton, Director Fund Development and Marketing (right) and Joan Montgomery, Executive Director (left) welcome Jean Milligan, Project Manager, Youth Initiatives (centre) to the CPRF team. New Stewardship Program This year CPRF introduced two new successful events from which the proceeds were directed to mental health and addiction research: a book launch and an inaugural fundraising dinner. A new supporters dinner was hosted at the home of Board member, Elizabeth Vanstone in October 2006. At this dinner the idea of a CPRF Golf Classic was introduced and work began on this inaugural golf tournament to be held on July 12, 2007 at the Club at Bond Head, Ontario. Planning also began for the second annual Silver Dinner to be held on November 28, 2007 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto, Ontario featuring special guest speaker Oscar® nominated actress Mariel Hemingway. Psyche in the Lab Celebrating Brain Science in Canada Book Launch May 23, 2006 National Club, Toronto, Ontario A new stewardship program featuring new levels of recognition is unveiled in this annual report. Thanks to volunteer Susan Calderwood for her efforts with this initiative. Mariel Hemingway Silver Dinner 2007 Special Guest Speaker Raising Funds Thanks to Silver Dinner 2006 Sponsors Gold Sponsors Mackenzie Investments RBC Financial Group TD Waterhouse Robert G. Thomson John and Liz Tory Silver Sponsors Canada Post CIBC Faircourt Asset Management Gore Mutual Insurance Company Iter8 KBSH Capital Management Shepell-fgi SpencerStuart Bronze Sponsors Aon Caron Treatment Centers DeGroote School of Business Fidelity Investments Legg Mason Canada Scotiabank Group St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton SF Partnership, LLP Swiss Re Dayle and Allan Rakowsky Elizabeth Vanstone Thank You to Psyche in the Lab Sponsors Launch Presenting Sponsor TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. Launch Silver Sponsors McCarney Greenwood LLP Chartered Accountants Wyeth Launch Bronze Sponsor Hogrefe & Huber Publishers Book Financial Supporters Joey and Toby Tanenbaum Paul K. Bates David M. Campbell Institute of Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction Psyche in the Lab Celebrating Brain Science in Canada was written by former CPRF Board member and leading mental health expert and researcher, Mary Seeman and her co-author Neil Seeman. This book commemorates CPRF’s 25th Anniversary in 2005–2006 and was unveiled to close to 150 attendees on May 23, 2006 at the National Club in Toronto. This book celebrates the creativity and dedication of Canada’s leading mental health scientists, generous philanthropists, and extraordinary individuals who live with brain disorders each and every day. Noted Canadian philanthropists like Edward Bronfman, Don Tapscott, Ana Lopes, Joey and Toby Tanenbaum, Ted and Diana Tremain, and Michael H. Wilson are interviewed. Readers can understand the history behind the work of eminent researchers like Dr. Remi Quirion, Dr. Jeanette Holden, Dr. Juan Carlos Negrete and learn what Canada and other countries can do to encourage better brain disorder research. This event raised more than $30,000. Christopher Kennedy Lawford Inaugural Silver Dinner November 29, 2006 Four Seasons Hotel, Toronto, Ontario Close to 500 guests gathered at the Fours Seasons Hotel in Toronto for CPRF’s inaugural fundraising event, the Silver Dinner. Guests heard Christopher Kennedy Lawford, an actor, lawyer, activist and writer/producer speak from the heart about the horrible effects of alcohol and drug abuse and life in the spotlight as a “Kennedy”. Thanks to the Silver Dinner Committee: Staunton Bowen, Marlene Kalchos, Inta Kierans, Mary Ann Pathy, Diana Pender, Dayle Rakowsky (Co-chair), Elizabeth Vanstone (Co-chair), Grace Yuen, the event raised more than $180,000. Left to right: Neil Seeman and Mary Seeman, Co-authors, and Kevin McNeil, CPRF Chair Chair’s Circle ($100,000 +) AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Canadian Institutes of Health Research Leader’s Circle ($50,000–$99,999) CIBC World Markets Children’s Foundation The Frank Cowan Foundation Ontario Trillium Foundation RBC Financial Group John & Liz Tory Champion’s Circle ($25,000 –$49,999) Canada Post Corporation David B. Feather Donna & Gordon Feeney Family Foundation Schizophrenia Society of Canada Foundation TD Bank Financial Group Patron’s Circle ($10,000–$24,999) Charles & Marilyn Gold Family Foundation Janssen-Ortho Inc. Mackenzie Financial Corporation McColl-Early Foundation Robert Thomson Builder ($1,000 –$9,999) Aon Re Canada Inc AVVRO Developments Inc. A. George Awad Paul K. Bates Alan Bell Austin Beutel The Birks Family Foundation Marsha Bronfman Linda Campbell Vivian & David Campbell Family Foundation Canadian Primedia Sales & Marketing Inc. The Caring Foundation Carma Corporation Mary Carr-Harris CIBC Wilmer & Mary Crawford Michael Cruickshank Francis Peter Cundill CVRD INCO Fairborne Energy Trust Faircourt Asset Management Inc. Fidelity Investments Canada Limited George Weston Limited C. Warren & Barbara Goldring Gore Mutual Insurance Company Scott & Krystyne Griffin Stephen & Cathy Griggs Patrick Hodgson Family Foundation Beck Hoffland The Hope Charitable Foundation Ernest & Margo Howard William & Renata Humphries Institute of Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction Joyce Johnston KBSH Captial Management Inc. Inta Kierans Maria Luisa Lane Legg Mason Canada Inc Alex Lowy Mackenzie Financial Charitable Foundation Marilyn Marshall G.W.F. McCain McCarney Greenwood LLP Ted & Julie Medland Joan Montgomery Matt Mysak Edmond Odette Robert & Ann Paterson Mary Ann Pathy David Peltz Pilkington-Henniger Charitable Trust Timothy & Frances Price Dayle & Allan Rakowsky S.A. Armstrong Limited S.F. Special Services Scotiabank Group W.P. Scott Charitable Foundation Sandra Sharwood Shepell - fgi Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. Ltd. SpencerStuart & Associates St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Chris Susel Swiss Reinsurance Company Canada James Temerty James Tory United Way of Cambridge and North Dumfries Anne Unwin Elizabeth Vanstone Deborah S. Vernon Wendy Wood Flynn Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Robert Zipursky Lifetime Giving Chair’s Circle ($100,000 +) AstraZeneca Canada Inc. BMO Financial Group Edward Bronfman Family Foundation Canadian Institutes of Health Research Children’s Aid Foundation CIBC CIBC World Markets Children’s Foundation The Frank Cowan Foundation Estate of Mary C. Reynolds Imperial Oil Limited The McColl-Early Foundation RBC Financial Group Kenneth Rotenberg/Kenair Apartments Limited Schizophrenia Society of Canada Foundation Scotiabank Group Joey & Toby Tanenbaum TD Bank Financial Group Temerty Family Foundation John & Liz Tory Leader’s Circle ($50,000 –$99,999) Canada Life Canada Trust CVRD INCO Dofasco Inc. Eli Lilly Canada Inc. David Feather Donna & Gordon Feeney Family Foundation General Motors of Canada Limited George Weston Limited Charles & Marilyn Gold Family Foundation IBM Canada Ltd. Imasco Limited Janssen-Ortho Ltd. 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Canadian Pacific Charitable Foundation Canadian Psychiatric Awareness Committee Capital District Authority Cara Operations Limited Mary Carr-Harris Coca-Cola Beverages Ltd. The Co-operators Wilmer & Mary Crawford Catherine & Fredrik Eaton Charitable Foundation Edper Group Foundation The EJLB Foundation Estate of Michael Vormittag Estate of Mrs. Renee N Lyons Faircourt Asset Management Inc. Gore Mutual Insurance Company Paul Grespan Scott & Krystyne Griffin Gryphon Investment Counsel Inc. Ernest & Margo Howard Hydro One Network Inc. Institute of Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction James Richardson & Sons Limited Jannock Limited Jay-M Holdings Limited John Deere Foundation of Canada KPMG Stan Kutcher Maria Luisa Lane Lincluden Management Limited London Life Insurance Company Mackenzie Financial Charitable Foundation Steven Mantle Maple Leaf Foods Inc. McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada MDS Inc. Ted & Julie Medland Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Moore Corporation Limited Alice Morgan National Life Assurance Company of Canada Nesbitt Burns Noma Industries Limited North Canadian Oils Ltd. O & Y Properties Corporation Robert & Ann Paterson Petro-Canada Inc. PM Corporation Power Corporation of Canada Timothy & Frances Price Schizophrenia Society Edmonton & Area David Scrymgeour Sandra Sharwood Shell Canada Limited SpencerStuart & Associates Swiss Reinsurance Company Canada Robert Thomson Thomson Corporation Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc. Trilon Financial Corp. (Edper Grp.) Union Pacific Resources Inc. Deborah Vernon Diana St. B. Weatherall Henry White Kinnear Foundation Wendy Wood Flynn Our Generous Supporters Annual Giving Member ($500–$999) Jane Baker Walter M. & Lisa Balfour Bowen Paul Beeston Norman Bell Berriedale Spousal Trust Lesley Deller Peter Grant Great Western Containers Inc. Ross Haley Kennis Heath Walton Hill Paul Hoaken Marlene Kalchos Tim Kennish Donna Lang Grace Locilento James McMurrich Robert Melvin Sam Ozersky Diana Pender Sheldon & Sharon Polanksy Iain & Cristina Ronald Schizophrenia Society of Alberta, Lethbridge and Area Richard Swinson Don Tapscott United Way of Calgary and Area Bernard West Supporter (up to $499) Herbert Adler Alex & Nancy Adsett Julio Arboleda-Florez Barbara Armstrong M. Jacquelene Baron Kathleen Birks Lawrence Blanford Bre-Hill Property Inc. F. Blyth Brown Carolyn Anne Buhler Susan Calderwood Blanche Carragher Eleanore Carson J. 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Ross Walker Adele Ward Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company Carol Weaver Lisa Weiss Judith Wells Michael Wilson Ted Yates In Honour Gifts From time to time, CPRF receives gifts to honour family and friends on special occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries and retirements. This year the Foundation received gifts in honour of: Judy Hills Kelley Dickenson Memorial Gifts Amy Lavigne Carrie Anne Morton CPRF wishes to express our deepest sympathy to the family and friends for their losses. Bequests Estate of Renee Lyons Builder ($1,000 –$9,999) 3M Canada Inc. Aim Trimark Air Atlantic Alberta Energy Company Limited Alcan Aluminium Limited Alexander & Alexander Reed Stenhouse Altamira Foundation AMP of Canada Ltd. Armbro Materials & Construction Ltd Barbara Armstrong Arthur Andersen & Co. Astral Communications Inc. Atco Ltd. Avco Financial Services Canada Ltd. AVVRO Developments Inc. B & B Hamilton Foundation B.C. 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CanWest Media Sales -Newspaper Division Capital Office Interiors Inc. The Caring Foundation Carma Corporation Caron Treatment Centers Eleanore Carson J. Wesley Carter John & Kim Catalano CCL Industries Inc. CDI Computer Dealers Inc. CHUM Charitable Foundation Joyce Clark CN Investment Division Coastal Ford Sales Limited Commcorp Financial Services Inc. Commonwealth Insurance Company Consumers Gas Corby Distilleries Limited Corporate Advisory Group Inc. Coscan Development Corporation Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd. Crouse-Hinds Canada Ltd. Crown Life Insurance Company Michael Cruickshank CS First Boston Foundation Francis Peter Cundill Cundill Investment Research Davies, Ward and Beck Foundation Loredana De Lorenzo DeGroote School of Business – McMaster University Marlene Del Zotto Anne Delicaet Deloitte & Touche Olga Dimitri Dinnerex Inc. Eveleen Dollery Doman Forest Products Limited Domgroup Ltd. Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company Don Tapscott Dorset Place Apartments Limited Dreco Energy Services Limited Drug Trading Company Limited Jane Drynan Duhamel Regimbald Inc. David Dunlop DuPont Canada Inc. Duracell Canada Inc. Louise Ellis H. Garfield Emerson Ernst & Young Estate of Mrs. Dorothy Scott Wilson Extendicare Inc. F.K. Morrow Foundation Fairborne Energy Trust Federal Industries Ltd. Fiberglas Canada Inc. Fidelity Investments Canada Limited First City Trust Fishery Products International Ltd. Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd. Four Seasons Hotel Franklin Templeton Investments James Fraser FundSERV Inc. G.T.C. Transcontinental Group Ltd. GE Capital Technology Services Inc. Gendis Inc. General Electric Canada Inc. General Mills Canada, Inc. General Reinsurance Corporation Gerling Global Reinsurance Company Gilbey Canada Inc. Jonathan Ginou Richard Glassco GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Globe & Mail Gluskin Sheff & Associates Inc. Margaret Godsoe Charles Gold Goldfan Holdings Limited C. 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Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc Janice O’Born Edmond Odette Onex Corporation Deanne & John Orr Oshawa Group Limited Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Sam Ozersky PanCanadian Petroleum Limited Roger & Maureen Parkinson Parmalat Canada PartnerRe Canada Norman M. Paterson Foundation Mary Ann Pathy Janice & Greg Patterson PCL Construction Group Inc. David Peltz Pemberton Houston Willoughby Diana Pender Pepsi-Cola Canada Limited (BC) Pfizer Canada inc. Phillips Cables Limited Phillips, Hager & North Ltd. Pilkington-Henniger Charitable Trust Pitney Bowes of Canada Limited Poco Petroleums Ltd. Polysar Rubber Corp. PPG Canada Inc. Pratt & Whitney Canada Inc. Price Waterhouse Coopers Procter & Gamble Inc. Purolator Courier Ltd. Quebecor World Inc. Dayle & Allan Rakowsky Ranger Oil Limited Reitmans (Canada) Inc. Revmar Inc. Rio Algom Limited RJR-Macdonald Inc. Robin Hood Multifoods Inc. Marny Robinette Rogers Communications Inc. Rogers Group of Companies Iain & Cristina Ronald Gretchen Ross Rovalex Investments Inc. Royal & SunAlliance Royal LePage Charitable Foundation Royal Trust Bank (Switzerland) RoyNat Inc. S.A. Armstrong Limited S.F. Special Services Sanofi-Synthelabo Canada Inc. Sauder Industries Limited Sceptre Investment Counsel Limited Sceptre Resources Ltd. Schizophrenia Society of Alberta, Lethbridge & Area J. Michael G. Scott W.P. Scott Charitable Foundation Scott Paper Limited Sears Canada Inc. Sedgwick Limited Mary Seeman Philip Seeman Serad Holdings Limited Betty Shand Shato Holdings Limited Shepell - fgi Sherritt International Corp. Shoppers Drug Mart Sicks Kids Foundation Simon Zucker & Associates Ada Slaight Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. Ltd. SMED International Inc. Connie Smith Sprott Foundation St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Stelco Inc. Irene Summers Suncor Energy Inc. Sunrise Poultry Chris Susel Teleglobe Canada Inc. The Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada The Hope Charitable Foundation J.W. Nevil Thomas Toromont Industries Ltd. Toronto Investment Management Inc. James Tory Torys Towers, Perrin TransAlta Corporation Transat A.T. Inc. Trans-Northern Pipelines Inc. Tridel Trizec Corporation Limited TrizecHahn Corp. Ultramar Ltee. Umicor Autocate Canada Corp Unilever Canada Limited Unimin Canada Ltd. United Way of Calgary and Area United Way of Cambridge and North Dumfries United Way of Greater Toronto United Way of Lower Mainland UNIVA Anne Unwin Valleydene Corporation Limited Elizabeth Vanstone Verity International Limited Viridian Inc. Volvo Canada Ltd. Shakeel Walji Nancy Walker Adele Ward Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company Carol Weaver Lisa Weiss Judith Wells Bernard West Western Pulp Limited Partnership Westmin Resources Limited William M. Mercer Limited Dan Willmott Michael Wilson Barbara Wilson Wolrige Foundation Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Xerox Canada Inc. Nancy Young Zellers Inc. Robert Zipursky Zurich Canada Summary of Financial Statements Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. However, if your name has been omitted, misspelled or incorrectly placed, please accept our apologies and let us know. CANADIAN PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31 Operating Fund 2007 2006 $ $ Education Fund 2007 2006 $ $ Endowment Fund 2007 2006 $ $ 2007 $ Total 2006 $ Donations Legacies and bequests Project specific grants (Note 6) Handbook sales (Note 7) Research commitment from handbook sales (Note 7) Event income CIHR grant (Note 9) HRDC grant Research grants refund Investment income Other REVENUE 295,198 202,500 10,160 187,487 79,166 6,673 10,951 612 792,747 350,590 62,614 255,000 28,305 112,625 300,000 2,086 17,838 11,614 3,592 1,144,264 1,175 190,000 26,605 82,267 3,972 158,775 36,425 42,065 83,000 - 296,373 83,000 392,500 26,605 10,160 269,754 79,166 6,673 24,688 612 354,562 62,614 413,775 36,425 28,305 154,690 300,000 2,086 17,838 36,983 3,592 SOURCE OF FUNDS 13,737 25,369 300,047 241,237 96,737 25,369 Project Specific Grants 33% Donations 25% 1,189,531 1,410,870 EXPENDITURE (Note 8) Administrative Fundraising Education and Awareness Research Excess of revenue over expenditure before research grants Research grants Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenditure and research grants before fund transfers 68,260 158,008 81,399 147,200 454,867 337,880 676,250 68,613 156,096 80,413 163,998 469,120 675,144 925,773 4,420 186,417 186,417 113,630 241,237 241,237 4,420 3,303 3,303 72,680 158,008 267,816 147,200 645,704 543,827 686,250 71,916 156,096 321,650 163,998 713,660 697,210 925,773 Event Income 23% Other 3% Partnerships 7% Legacies & Bequests 7% Handbook Sales 2% 92,317 22,066 10,000 - (338,370) (250,629) 113,630 - 82,317 22,066 (142,423) (228,563) See Accompanying Notes CANADIAN PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT MARCH 31 Operating Fund 2007 2006 $ $ Education Fund 2007 2006 $ $ Endowment Fund 2007 2006 $ $ EXPENDITURES 3 Total 2007 2006 $ $ Research 63% Education & Awareness 20% ASSETS Cash Investments (Note 3) Accounts receivable Inventory Prepaid expense 16,876 75,143 8,049 100,068 Equipment (Note 4) 6,356 106,424 LIABILITIES Accounts payable Research grants payable (Note 5) 23,908 251,092 275,000 Fund Balances (168,576) 106,424 25,636 226,000 251,636 54,864 306,500 9,242 9,242 240,653 249,895 241,953 241,953 312,710 312,710 230,393 230,393 33,150 251,092 284,242 384,787 669,029 25,636 226,000 251,636 527,210 778,846 25,925 182,787 86,479 6,596 301,787 4,713 306,500 249,895 241,953 312,710 230,393 65,476 113,348 71,071 164,713 77,240 82,352 343,058 158,143 71,071 8,049 662,673 6,356 669,029 25,925 577,893 86,479 77,240 6,596 774,133 4,713 778,846 229,710 83,000 230,393 - 249,895 241,953 312,710 230,393 Fundraising 12% Administration 5% Note: Please note in 2007, $320,833 of research partnership funding from CIHR and Astra Zeneca On behalf of the Board: Canada was not included in our revenues and expenditures as these funds were paid directly to the .................................................... Director researchers’ institutions under a new partnership agreement. .................................................... Director See Accompanying Notes Complete financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2007 audited by McCarney Greenwood, LLP, Chartered Accountants are available upon request. 2 Revenues were up 9% over last year after taking into consideration the new partnership arrangements for funding research projects. Non-research expenditures dropped 10% over last year because of cost reduction efforts. Research funding, after taking into consideration the new partnership arrangements, were relatively flat to last year. On behalf of the Board: Chair Treasurer Our Team Board of Directors Kevin W. McNeil (Chair) President & Chief Executive Officer Gore Mutual Insurance Company Paul K. Bates Dean and Industry Professor Michael G. DeGroote School of Business McMaster University William (Bill) S. Best Chartered Accountant MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier Ron E. Clark President Canadian Primedia Sales & Marketing Inc. David B. Feather President Mackenzie Financial Services Inc. Gordon J. Feeney Retired Deputy Chair RBC Financial Group Stephen Griggs President and Chief Executive Officer Legg Mason Canada Inc. Wally Hill Vice President of Marketing & Communications Canadian Marketing Association Inta Kierans Parent Dr. Stan Kutcher Associate Dean of International Medical Development and Research Dalhousie University Alex Lowy Author/Consultant Andrew J. MacDougall President SpencerStuart Canada Sandra Melo Policy Advisor The Hon. Senator Marjory LeBreton Rod Phillips President & Chief Executive Officer Shepell . FGI Dayle Rakowsky Kenneth Rotenberg President Kenair Apartments Limited Sandra Sharwood Chris Susel Associate Portfolio Manager and Investment Advisor TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. Dr. Richard Swinson Chair, Dept. Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences McMaster University James Temerty President Northland Power Robert G. Thomson, QC President and Director Rovalex Investments Inc. John A. Tory Director The Woodbridge Co. Ltd. Elizabeth Vanstone Investment Advisor RBC Financial Group Joan Montgomery Executive Director Professional Advisory Board Dr. Richard Swinson (Chair) Chair, Dept. Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences, Faculty of Health Sciences McMaster University St. Joseph’s HealthCare Hamilton Dr. William G. Honer (Vice Chair) Jack Bell Chair in Schizophrenia Research Professor Centre for Complex Disorders University of British Columbia Dr. Jean Addington Professor, Department of Psychiatry University of Toronto Director, Prime Clinic Director, Psychosocial Treatments First Episode Psychosis Program Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Dr. Martin Alda Professor, Canada Research Chair Department of Psychiatry McGill University Dr. Pierre Blier Endowed Chair and Director Mood Disorders Research University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research Dr. Bruce Christensen Head, Neuropsychology Laboratory Deputy Director, Research –Schizophrenia Program Co-Director, Psychological Assessment Service Associate Professor of Psychiatry University of Toronto Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Dr. Nicholas J. Coupland Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry Director, Psychopharmacology Research Unit University of Alberta Dr. Jeanette J.A. Holden Director, Cytogenetics & DNA Research Laboratory Ongwanada Queen’s University Dr. Martin Lepage Researcher Douglas Hospital Research Centre McGill University Dr. Xin-Min Li I.J. Small Indiana Professor & Director Neuropsychiatry Research Unit Department of Psychiatry University of Saskatchewan Dr. Ellen L. Lipman Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences McMaster University Dr. Derryck H. Smith Head, Department of Psychiatry BC’s Children’s Hospital Clinical Professor University of British Columbia CPRF Office 133 Richmond Street West Suite 200 Toronto, Ontario M5H 2L3 Phone 416-351-7757 Email admin@cprf.ca Website www.cprf.ca Charitable No BN 11883 5420 RR0001