
Continuing to Navigate a Sea of Uncertainty
For a second year, SCIO’s annual journey began with navigating a new sea of uncertainty. With an ongoing pandemic, we prioritized the safety of our clients, staff and broader community to minimize the impact of COVID-19. We worked from home offices with limited in-person activities and appointments. The gradual easing of rules allowed us to operate closer to the SCIO we all knew pre-pandemic and we were able to maintain an exceptional level of operations.
Communication with the government was impacted, limiting opportunities to connect with ministry staff and other key players equipped to press our business cases for how we can support OHTs and SSMs. With the end of our fiscal year aligning with the timing of the provincial election cycle, these discussions were impacted even more. We have a passionate, dedicated and capable team that is ready to ramp up their efforts again with the newly elected government.
This past year, we focused on maximizing productivity in an uncertain environment, keeping in mind our community’s most pressing needs.
Financials
Efficiency and accountability are paramount. We have a strong legacy behind us and uphold our founder’s visionary spirit by keeping SCIO strong and sustainable.
How Funds Were Raised
How Funds Were Spent
Thank You
In a particularly challenging year, SCIO is grateful for all our supporters who gave generously in the following categories:
SPONSORS
SCIO deeply appreciates the sponsorship for our programs and events contributed by the following generous supporters:
$50,000 – $99,999
Insurance Bureau of Canada
$25,000 – $49,999
Bell Mobility
Bergeron Clifford LLP
$15,000 – $24,999
Bourassa Savaria Foundation
Hollister Ltd.
Lerners LLP – London
Motion – Toronto Head Office
$10,000 – $14,999
Coloplast Canada Corporation
McKenzie Lake Lawyers LLP
Oatley Vigmond Personal Injury Lawyers LLP
Silver Cross Automotive – Brampton
$5,000 – $9,999
Mölnlycke Health Care
PIA Law
Wright Rehabilitation Inc.
$1,000 – $4,999
Access Abilities
Adapt Solutions
Bartimaeus Rehabilitation Services
Blue Star Construction Corp.
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Bruce Power
Bruce Wilson Landscaping Ltd
Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons
Cedar Infrastructure Products LP
Cohen Highley LLP
Conval-Aid Inc
Dom-Meridian Construction Ltd.
Drive Again
Earth Boring Co. Ltd.
EMCO Waterworks
Forterra Pipe and Precast
Greg Monforton & Partners
Harris Law Personal Injury Lawyers
Harrison Pensa LLP
KGK Kettleby Contracting Inc.
Larrek Investigations – Waterloo
Domenic Marchese
McLeish Orlando LLP
National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association of Canada
Power Plus Mobility
Provincial Bldg Trades
Rogers Communications Canada Inc.
Roma Fuels Limited
Royal LePage New Concept
Stride Rehabilitation Services Inc.
The Daniels Corporation
The Shadigee Investment Corporation
Thomson Rogers Lawyers
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc
Trans Power Utility Contractors Inc.
Universal Motion – Toronto
Vantage Mobility International
Yorkwood Building Group Ltd.
$500 – $999
Ambler & Co. Inc.
Atlas Dewatering Corporation
Bayshore Home Health – London
Black & McDonald Limited
Gluckstein Lawyers
Ipex Inc.
Mobility in Motion
Scotiabank – Ontario Region
Skill Builders Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Centre
ORGANIZATIONS
SCIO deeply appreciates the funding for our programs and services contributed by the following generous organizations:
$100,000+
Ontario Trillium Foundation and its funder the Government of Ontario
$25,000-$99,999
Federated Health Charities Corporation
HelpAge Canada
Ralota Technologies Corp.
$10,000-$24,999
AXA Insurance
Investment Readiness Program funded by the Government of Canada SI/SF Strategy. The project was delivered with the support of The Toronto Foundation and Community Foundations of Canada
Oatley Vigmond Personal Injury Lawyers LLP
The Sifton Family Foundation
$5,000-$9,999
Aurora Cannabis
F.K. Morrow Foundation
Grey Bruce Paraplegic Association
Lakeshore Rehabilitation Centre – Toronto
Meridian Credit Union
$2,500-$4,999
Cheshire Homes of London Inc
Fiera Capital Corporation
Gerd Hermanns Landscape Contractor Inc.
Gould Leasing Ltd.
Invisible Discipline
Power Plus Mobility
The Hillcrest Consulting Group Inc.
$1,000-$2,499
Banks Foundation
Centre de Sante Communautaire de l’Estrie
May Court Club of Barrie
Motion LP
Northgatefarms Ltd.
Rotary Club of Chesterville
SS Tile and Stone Inc.
Suurdt Properties Ltd.
The Tonglen Foundation
Wawanesa Insurance
$500-$999
Battlefords and District Community Foundation Inc.
Desjardins Financial Security
Kinsmen Club of Cornwall Inc.
McKellar Structured Settlements Inc.
Ontario Medical Supply Inc.
Peel Scrap Metal Recycling
Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation
Tri-Star Landscaping Inc.
Wayne P. MacDonald Human Fund
$250-$499
Blackfriars Financial Ltd.
Cedar City Developments Ltd.
Eastern Ontario Christian Senior Citizen Co-op Homes
United Association Local Union 67
VHA Home Healthcare
IN MEMORIAM GIFTS IN HONOUR OF
This year generous gifts were made in memory of the following people:
Anna Schiestel
Anthony Stewart
Antonio Desimone
Bob Dillman
Bob Norris
Brent Bell
Charlie & Gail Gatt
Christopher Johne
Danny Mangos
David Flipchuck
David Richter
Dianne Hochgrafe
Doreen Carrick
Eterno Baldassare
Franca Metcalfe
Frank Drysdale
Garry Prusky
George Simpson
Giovanni Metallo
Guiliano Santangelo
James Yeaman
Jim Yeaman
John Suchon
Joseph Ernest Ropp
Joseph Ropp
Kevin “Bruce” Winslow
Khalaf Al-anizi
Kirby Rowe
Laurence Gusman
Leonard Goulais
Liz Chalmers
Lorraine Shannon
Martin Taylor
Michael Hicks
Michael Westover
Mildred F. Hatch
Ethel MacMillan
Patti Dawson
Phyllis O’Hagan
Randy Rumaia
Richard Little
Robert Dillman
Robert Norris
Ronald Bush
Sheila Keuhl
Steve Campbell
Susan Monahan
Terry Graham
Thomas Allan Garner
Trevor Harrison
Ursula Davis
William Wilcox
Yick Ngai