february 2015 BCBusiness 77 KeVIN KleIN, JeSSe Hlady PHOTOGraPHy
The eighth annual BC
Cancer Foundation
Jingle Mingle cocktail
party raised $905,000
for immunotherapy
research at the BC
Cancer Agency's Trev &
Joyce Deeley Research
Centre.
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(Left to right) Alyssa Grace, bC Cancer
foundation senior director develop-
ment; and Douglas Nelson, bC Cancer
foundation president and CeO.
2 Astrid Braunschmidt, CTV News Vancou-
ver Island weather host and Jingle
Mingle emcee.
3 Brad Nelson, bC Cancer agency's
deeley research Centre director; and
Julian Lum, bC Cancer agency deeley
research Centre scientist.
4 Lorne Campbell, announcing a $100,000
gift to the bC Cancer foundation on
behalf of his mother, philanthropist
Jo Campbell.
5 Danny Jadresko, Woodsmere Holdings
president; Sandy Jadresko, Woodsmere
Holdings comptroller; and Douglas
Nelson, bC Cancer foundation presi-
dent and CeO. The Jadreskos donated
$150,000 to the bC Cancer agency
deeley research Centre.
6 Marilyn Spurling, Jingle Mingle commit-
tee member; and Eric Spurling, president
of Proline Property Managers,
presenting sponsor of the bC Cancer
foundation's Jingle Mingle.
BC Cancer Foundation Jingle Mingle
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Fairmont Empress, Victoria
December 4, 2014
Our unscientific poll of random partygoers at the bash above
Who Are You?
Fundraising
events
10%
Both
5%
Direct
contributions
85%
Yes, I wouldn't
miss it
96%
This is my
first time
2%
It's a busy time of
year, but I attend
when I can
2%
What is your most common method
of contributing to charity?
As a bidder and
contributor
45%
As a bidder
45%
Not this
time
10%
Are you participating in the auction: Are you a regular Jingle Mingler?
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S o c i e t y