LANGLEY LODGE people caring for people “BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE” Capital Campaign ‘Mr. Mark Bakker Committee January 29, 2009 | Municipal Administrator Honorary Chair Township of Langley Mayor Peter Fassbender | 20338 - 65 Avenue Langley, BC V2Y 3J1 Co-Chair- Teny Metcalfe Co-Chair Wayne Leach | Tear Mr, Bakken: Dale Ball Allan Thain ‘Thank you for meeting with us. It was our pleasure to share information with you about our capital project. We are “Building for the Future” and hope that Guy Tousignant the benefits of the health care services offered by our facility will be recognized aremy Sutton by the current Township of Langley Council. Executive Director ‘The volunteer Board of the Langley Care Society is eager to describe its Wemer Pauls, community campaign to the elected officials of the Township of Langley at the earliest opportunity. Your consideration in scheduling our charity’s Campaign Manager presentation for the near future will be gratifying. Patrick Matiowski ‘Your comments were helpful and we understand the realities of fiscal management. As discussed, our charity is seeking a matching financial grant of $1 million dollars for a Complex Care home that serves residents from the ‘Township of Langley. ‘We would like to suggest that the grant be structured as a pledge with payments of $250,000 x 4 years. Our fundraising campaign is seeking comparable assistance from federal, provincial and other municipal governments in the region. Thi ‘Township of Langley, Surrey and Abbotsford. Seniors in the Township of Langley deserve the Langley Lodge Complex Care facility and the unique programs that are offered. This campaign is important for our not for profit organization as it protects the quality of life “extras” we provide to our residents. 5451-204" Street, Langley, BC_V3A 5M9 — www.langleylodge.org Tel: (604) 532-4200 ext. 4116 Fax: (604) 532-4205 _pmatiowski@langleylodge.org Charitable Registration Number: 873939029RR0001 Mission: To improve and enhance quality of lfe of the elderly and people with disabilities acapital project with benefits for several communities including the City of Langley, the “nok wouy BuLway{ 0} PIEALIO} YOO] 2M -porerpaidde 0g [[1a 11 ‘suonepusumutodas mok aus jeodde uopmuasaid mo azquomouts djoy [TIM eM suonsaBBns Aue aney NOK J] “sHOYJS Mok Jo] NOK YUBY, ‘PazttBooax st aseo mo 105 sisépeue [eIouRUTY ayYeyapUN oy parmbor AB19U9 OUI, “Si01uas Sy 10] wayshs arey xajdutoy axp Jo syyouaq amp azfvor 01 uonedionsed Ajjunurod yueoyrud|s spoau yoaford seyjop worTTU Bz$ ayy, “IWEID JwoULDAoIdUy pendeg 8 puodaq puarxa pinoys uoddns Sunuooyyoy yey seNsuoWIOp pue jlouNog pue Joxepy a4p 01 19f0rd axp Jo aouEodut pue Kousdin amp apeordxa Apryadoy [LM UoHEIUAsoId INQ ‘2oyyo mod IM parenur waaq Osfe axey suOISsNIsIP yep ORE WaUIOop axp Ur stoU axeU PIP 2A “wIBord wep woUDADIdaNT FeNdeD AopSuET Jo drysumoy, ayp ySnoxp oddns soy uoneoydde we payrurqns sey Ayatsog arey KajBuey ay