Have no fear, there is still time left in the 2014 tax year! Thanks to the generous support Butler GM, Westland Auto Sales, Hyundai Pembroke, and the former Upper Valley Dodge Chrysler, your donation can be matched as part of our Match It & Drive MRI program.
Rocky Sands and the Pebbles and the Joe Lance Band kept supporters dancing all night at the Best Western Inn and Conference Centre. Another $10,000 was raised for the MRI…
(Petawawa) – “There are many valuable charities, and the MRI campaign is important because it affects everyone. [My] Dad’s wish was to keep the money local and help his community,” says Todd Doran.
Cyclists of all ages and abilities rode through the Bonnechere Valley in support of charity, raising $3000 for MRI and $500 for the local food bank.
Donation of fetal heart monitor and education fund to Pembroke Regional Hospital
Launched from heartbreak, the Healing Wishesprogram at the Pembroke Regional Hospital helps to provide comfort to families suffering the loss of a child from conception to early infancy, aiming to help find a path forward to healing and hope. The Ferguson family lost a baby in the second trimester and in grieving, wished they had something more to hold onto. It was through this heartbreak that the first memory boxes were created. When the Popke family lost a baby at 37 weeks in 2011, they were given a memory box made by the Ferguson’s.
North Renfrew District Women's Institute Bolster Community Health Care The North Renfrew District Federated Women’s Institute of Ontario has made a $2,500 contribution to the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation’s…
Petawawa (ON) – Oh what a night! Saturday October 13th marked the 7th Annual Black & White Gala in support of the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation. The event was held…
PEMBROKE (ON) – The Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation (PRHF) formally launched the public phase of its MRI fundraising campaign Thursday, having already secured half of the fundraising goal. “Now we are stepping into the spotlight,” said Bob Cotnam, Chair of the MRI: Image Matters campaign and the PRHF. “We have been touched by the generosity in helping to realize this goal so far. From in-memoriam donations, to large private gifts, and ongoing pledges and partnerships, we are fortunate that our community is so dedicated to improving healthcare for all in Renfrew County.” Both past and present PRHF Image Matters campaign team members worked quietly with partners to secure the $2.25 million prior to going public with the campaign launch. While the provincial government will provide the annual operating costs for the equipment ($800,000), it is up to the local community to raise the $4.5 million needed to purchase and install an MRI. To do so, MRI: Image Matters will now fan out across the Ottawa Valley to engage the public and bring comprehensive healthcare closer to home. The first fundraising event will be the seventh annual Black and White Gala held in support of MRI, October 13, 2012 at the Normandy Officers’ Mess at CFB Petawawa.