Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation

Oct 26

Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation secures $10,000 contribution to Hospital Gala from BMO Financial Group

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Pembroke – Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation announced that BMO Financial Group contributed a $10,000 Gift of Humanity towards the Foundation’s annual Black and White Gala. The contribution will support surgical care and orthopaedic advancements in Renfrew County.

Now in its 13th year, the annual black tie event, which took place on Saturday, October 13th, has raised over $1.24 million to-date to help advance local health care services at the Pembroke Regional Hospital.

PRHF Board Chair, Lisa Edmonds, spoke of the impact that BMO has made at the Hospital: “BMO’s role in the improvement of our Regional Hospital has been tremendous. Their support over the years helped enable the purchase of a new CT in 2002, the Hospital’s building expansion in 2004, purchase of the Regional MRI and now they are investing in the Orthopaedic Program and in the improvement of our Surgical Floor.”

“Giving back to the communities that we work in and are a part of is an important priority for BMO,” said Layla Darwish, Vice President of Business Banking at BMO Bank of Montreal. “Supporting the Black and White Gala will help the Pembroke Regional Hospital continue delivering quality health care services to the families of Renfrew County for years to come.”

BMO has been supporting the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation for over seventeen years.

The sold-out Starlit Night-themed Gala was held at the Normandy Officer’s Mess at Garrison Petawawa. Over 225 attendees enjoyed a delicious 4-course meal, catered by Ullrich’s, followed by a splendid evening of dancing to live music.

Donations to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation are welcome any time online or call 613-732-2811 x7408

Oct 26

EGM gifts $10,000 towards SOLD OUT Black and White Gala

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(Pembroke) Ensuring local families’ well-being comes naturally for EGM Insurance. The local business recently donated $10,000 towards the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation Black and White Gala, which took place on Saturday, October 13th at the Normandy Officer’s Mess at Garrison Petawawa.

Over the 75 years of providing insurance and financial services, the EGM Team of insurance brokers has built a strong reputation for giving back to their community. “Through attendance of the Gala and volunteering their time to help set up for the night, the EGM team has been dedicated supporters of our annual Gala, since it began over a decade ago,” remarked Nancy Warren, PRHF Executive Director.

“EGM Insurance’s continued commitment to our Regional Hospital affirms their devotion towards enhancing and supporting our local communities,” Ms. Warren continued.

Commenting on their tradition of giving, Lisa Edmonds, CEO of EGM Insurance, said, “A core belief that drives the whole EGM team to give back is that giving back makes our community a better place for families to raise their kids, for businesses to thrive, and for our elderly to retire with comfort and dignity. Our EGM family firmly believes that we all benefit from supporting local access to medical services and treatments like MRI, cancer treatments, dialysis, and orthopaedics.”

EGM Insurance was among 6 philanthropic community businesses and organizations to make $10,000 Gifts of Humanity towards the black tie affair. With sponsorships, ticket sales and proceeds from the Starlit Night raffle, the Gala netted nearly $140,000 – a Gala record, since its inaugural event 13 years ago.

Please donate to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation.

Sep 12

Pembroke Legion Serves Renfrew County Health Care with $5,000 Donation

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(Pembroke) A recent $5,000 donation from the Royal Canadian Legion Pembroke branch 72 will go towards the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation’s Cutting Edge Campaign to advance surgical/orthopaedic care in our Region.

The Royal Canadian Legion hosts many fundraising events throughout the year, including the annual Poppy Drive. Funds raised go towards grants and bursaries, supplying specialized articles (such as wheelchairs and artificial limbs) to individuals, equipment for hospitals (otherwise not covered in their budget), and many more services to veterans and their families and to the community.

“Through the dedication of our volunteer Legion members and community support we are proud to contribute to the Cutting Edge Campaign,” said Pembroke Legion President, Stan Halliday.

“We are thankful for the continued generosity of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 72,” said PRHF Executive Director, Nancy Warren.

“Since 2002, the Royal Canadian Legion Pembroke branch has invested in the building expansion, the Dialysis Unit, the Regional MRI and, with this recent donation, they will be supporting local access to orthopaedic care at our Regional Hospital,” continued Mrs. Warren.

Donate towards the Cutting Edge Campaign online or contact the Foundation Office at 613-732-2811 ext. 7408

Aug 22

Cobden Civitan Club Golfs for Regional Health Care

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(Pembroke) At the 23rd annual Cobden and District Civitan Club’s golf tournament, 203 participants helped raise over $12,000 for regional health care – with $3,000 gifted to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation’s Cutting Edge Campaign.

“As a club, we value and appreciate the quality of care and the expertise provided by the Pembroke Regional Hospital to residents of Renfrew County,” said Cobden and District Civitan Club president, Fred Laderoute.

Having donated over $62,000 to the PRH to date, the Cobden and District Civitan Club has been a driving force for advancing health care. Their contributions have helped enable the Pembroke Regional Hospital expansion in 2005, the purchase of a new CT scanner in 2010 and an MRI in 2015. Their latest donation to the Cutting Edge Campaign will support the Regional Orthopaedic Program and surgical floor upgrades.

“The Cobden and District Civitan Club has been a dedicated supporter since our Hospital Foundation’s founding in 2002,” said Dr. Tom Hurley, PRH Chief of Staff.

“Thanks to community-minded groups like the Civitan Club, as well as generous individuals and businesses, we can all be very proud that local families can access the medical diagnostic tools and treatments they need, closer to home,” Dr. Hurley continued.

Donations towards the Cutting Edge Campaign are welcome at any time and can be made online or by contacting the Foundation Office at 613-732-2811 ext. 7408.

Aug 20

Frank Carroll Financial gifts $10,000 to Health Care Gala

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With preparations underway for the October 13th Black and White Gala, Frank Carroll Financial has added to its momentum with a $10,000 Gift of Humanity.

“As a Regional business, we are invested in our community’s continued prosperity and part of looking out for our region’s future is helping support the thousands of local families access cutting edge medical care closer to home,” said Laura Carroll, Managing Director of Frank Carroll Financial.

Receiving the Gift of Humanity was Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation Executive Director, Nancy Warren: “Frank Carroll Financial has been a lead sponsor of our annual Gala for the fifth year in a row and has sponsored the grand event, and many others, for over a decade. Our community will reap immeasurable dividends from Frank Carroll Financial’s continued generosity towards our regional hospital.”

“As long-time supporters of the annual gala and the Pembroke Regional Hospital, Frank Carroll Financial and the Carroll Family have donated over $300,000 towards the advances at our regional hospital,” said Mrs. Warren.

Leading up to the Gala, the PRH Foundation is hosting a raffle open to the public. First prize is a Florida getaway package – which includes a one-week stay at a beautiful Orlando villa, a limo ride from the Pembroke area to the Ottawa Airport, a $1,000 airfare voucher, a $300 Orlando car rental voucher, and a $200 gift card to Universal Studios (prize valued at $4,273 and sponsored by MacKinnon Water Solutions, Normandeau’s Car Care, Dean Burchart Royal LePage Real Estate, Marlin Travel, The Insurance Man, Simply Stacie, Travel Only, and Dean Sinclair Chartered Professional Accountants). Second prize is a sparkling white gold 0.7 carat diamond ring (prize valued at $3,390 and sponsored by Star-Set Jewellers). Third prize is two tickets to next year’s Black and White Gala (prize valued at $350 and sponsored by Midas).

Draw will take place on the night of the Gala (October 13th) at 10:30pm, with all proceeds supporting the Cutting Edge Campaign for the Orthopaedic Program and reconstruction of the in-patient surgical floor at the PRH. Raffle tickets may be purchased at the PRH Foundation Office, Moncion Metro, Custom Draperies & Blinds, Sandstone Imports, and Star-Set Jewellers for $15 each, 5/$60, or 10/$100.

For more information, for tickets or to sponsor the Black and White Gala, please contact the PRH Foundation at 613-732-2811 x7408, or visit the PRHF Facebook page.

Jul 24

Gettin’ Jiggy for Health Care

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(Pembroke) For the entire month of June, Zumba lovers, Colleen Gauthier and Dan Connor collected donations at their Monday night drop-in Zumba classes. The dancing duo raised over $325 and donated the total to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation’s Cutting Edge Campaign.

Remarking on their motivation to host charity classes, Ms. Gauthier said, “We asked participants to bring charity suggestions forward, and attendee Lynn Denault proposed supporting our Hospital’s programs.”

“As we desire to support the health and wellbeing of our community and help our class members get energized and physically active through Zumba, dedicating voluntary donations towards raising funds for our Hospital for a month was a win-win situation.”

“Our participants could feel good knowing that they not only did something good for themselves, but also contributed to their community’s health and wellbeing,” said Mr. Connor.

On the success of the class, PRHF Executive Director, Nancy Warren said, “When individuals, like Dan and Colleen, take the initiative to share their passion with their community in support of wellness and health care for all, everyone who relies on Pembroke Regional Hospital benefits!”

“I heartily encourage everyone with a talent, skill, or passion for community to harness their enthusiasm, and host a charity event of their own to support the health care advancements for local families.”

To learn about hosting your own charity event, or to contribute to the current campaign, please contact the PRH Foundation office at (613) 732-2811 extension 7408 or email us directly.

Jul 20

Butler GM Revs up Gala with Gift of Humanity

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(Pembroke) Butler GM renews its commitment to regional families with a $10,000 Gift of Humanity to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation Black and White Gala – taking place October 13th at the Normandy Officer’s Mess.

As one of the first businesses to back the 2018 Gala, and having just been a lead sponsor of the Radiothon in March, Butler GM is unwavering in their support to local families and their health care needs. “Some of the same families from across Renfrew County have passed through our doors for generations,” remarked dealership owner, Charles Butler, “and these folks, their friends and neighbours deserve nearby access to the highest quality health care, just as much as anyone elsewhere.”

Mr. Butler, a veteran tank commander, began his dealership in 1963, after he moved to Petawawa from serving in Germany. Today, he still enjoys being in the dealership on a daily basis and serving his community.

Receiving the gift, PRHF Executive Director, Nancy Warren said, “Butler GM’s continued dedication to the positive changes at our Hospital helps sustain our community. Supporting the longevity of our Region’s health care goes hand-in-hand with strengthening our local businesses.”

With tickets for the Black and White Gala now on sale for $175 each, early birds who purchase by August 30th will be entered in a draw to win two tickets to see Keith Urban live in concert, on September 14th in Ottawa (sponsored by Welch LLP).

Guests of the Black and White Gala will enjoy a wonderful 4 course dinner, catered by Ullrich’s, and a splendid night of dancing, with live music by the energetic, Georgian Triangle-based band, Strange Potatoes – who opened for Great Big Sea’s Sean McCann just last year.

For more information, for tickets or to sponsor the Black and White Gala, please contact the PRH Foundation at 613-732-2811 x7408 or at www.prhfoundation.com

May 16

Petawawa Rotary Club Donates $4,000 to Renfrew County Healthcare

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(Pembroke) Petawawa Rotary Club recently donated $4,000 to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation’s $2.5 million Cutting Edge Campaign – bringing the total raised thus far to over $1.4 million.

“Helping to build our Community and save lives is what we aim to do as Rotarians,” said Al Freethy, Petawawa Rotary Club President. “The money we raise gets reinvested where it’ll make the greatest impact for the families, friends and neighbours in our own backyard.”

To date, the Petawawa Rotary Club has invested over $135,000 towards advancements at the Pembroke Regional Hospital – from helping to fund a CT scanner, to contributing to the Hospital expansion, and bringing dialysis treatment to the Region. This latest gift to the Cutting Edge Campaign will help fund the reconstruction of the in-patient surgical floor and support the regional Orthopaedic Program.

“The Petawawa Rotary Club’s story of dedication and giving to the PRH Foundation is one of inspiration for the achievements that we have accomplished together,” remarked Nancy Warren, PRH Foundation Executive Director. “Now with $1.1M remaining to raise for the campaign, I ask everyone to consider the PRH Foundation as an avenue to enrich the lives of families in our Region.”

Donations towards the Cutting Edge Campaign are welcome at any time and can be made by contacting the Foundation Office at 613-732-2811 ext. 7408 or at www.prhfoundation.com

May 04

Renfrew County Registered Trappers Snare Up Gift for Health Care

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(Pembroke) Through raffles, draws and collected membership fees, the Renfrew County Registered Trappers Association (RCRTA) recently donated $500 to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation’s Cutting Edge Campaign – which will see to supporting the Orthopaedic Program and reconstruction of the In-Patient Surgical Floor.

Presenting the gift, RCRTA president, Wayne Duffy, commented on the foreseeable impact of their donation: “Our members span across Renfrew County, from past Cobden to Stonecliffe, so we recognize that Pembroke Hospital is our local health care hub – if you need a knee replacement, you are coming here.”

RCRTA’s past donation to the PRH Foundation MRI Campaign, in 2014, saw direct benefit for a club member, who received an MRI scan at PRH that revealed a brain tumor. “Our contribution to the campaign very well helped saved his life,” said Mr. Duffy.
Receiving the donation, PRHF Executive Director, Nancy Warren remarked, “ensuring the best local health care is truly a team effort for our community, and we are sincerely grateful that local groups like the RCRTA repeatedly join in on our efforts.”

If you would like to host a fundraiser for, or donate to the Cutting Edge Campaign, please contact the PRH Foundation office:

(613) 732-2811 extension 7408 or visit www.prhfoundation.com

Apr 03

Hometown Tournament Supports Local Families

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(Pembroke) Founded in 2006, the annual Black Bears Hockey Tournament attracts CNL Chalk River employees and retirees to take to the ice in support of individuals and families in need, while also helping local charities that serve families throughout Renfrew County.

Through entry fees, prize tables, raffles, and charity dinners, this year’s Black Bears Tournament raised over $41,000 with $15,955 donated to support Pembroke Regional Hospital’s orthopaedic program equipment purchases, including a much-needed knee scope..

“This hockey tournament started as a way to bring our CNL family together in support of our neighbours in need. It’s very rewarding to see how far it has come to benefit so many families in our community-at-large,” said Daniel Venne of the organizing committee.

Receiving the donation was Lisa Edmonds, Vice-Chair of the PRH Foundation Board, “the regional orthopaedic program is a wonderful addition to the services currently offered at PRH and the generous support from the Black Bears Hockey Club will help with the staggering cost of the equipment.”

To date, the annual Black Bears Club has invested over $75,000 in our Region’s wellbeing, through donations to Pembroke Regional Hospital and Deep River and District Hospital. “This is an incredible accomplishment and as our hospital expands services, we as local families, are the lucky benefactors of their generosity,” Ms. Edmonds said.

If you have a fundraising idea for the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation, or wish to help with the Cutting Edge Campaign, please contact the PRH Foundation office at (613) 732-2811 extension 7408 or visit www.prhfoundation.com

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