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RCH Foundation
Healthcare Centre Lobby
330 East Columbia Street
New Westminster BC Canada
V3L 3W7
Tel: 604 520 4438
Fax: 604 520 4439
Royal Columbian Hospital
330 East
Columbia St.
New Westminster BC Canada
V3L 3W7
Main Switchboard:
604 520 4253
Patient Information:
604 520 4219
Volunteer Services:
604 520 4482
Fraser
Health
Corporate
Office
300, 10334 - 152 'A' Street
Surrey BC V3R 7P8
General Info and Patient Hot Line:
604 587 4600 or
1 877 935 5669
www.fraserhealth.ca |
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Our Donors
Labatt Breweries of Canada
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Very special thanks to Labatt Breweries
of Canada
for their leadership gift of $500,000. |
Tod Melnyk (second from left), VP of
Sales for BC with Labatt, presents a $500,000 gift to RCH
Foundation representatives Gary Brush (far left), Board
Chair, Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO, and Rick Mudie
(far right), Past Chair and Board member at the Community
Leader's Breakfast Event at the hospital on December 1.
Burnaby-New Westminster NewsLeader and
TRI-CITY NEWS
Very special thanks to
the Burnaby-New Westminster NewsLeader and TRI-CITY
NEWS for their generous media sponsorship of our
ICU fundraising campaign.
Adrienne Bakker, Foundation President & CEO
and Gary Brush Foundation Board Chair present a lifesaver
wreath to Tracy Keenan (centre), Publisher, Burnaby New
Westminster NewsLeader for their generous media sponsorship
of the “Be a lifesaver” fundraising campaign.
Very special thanks to
the following individuals for their leadership gifts:
Peter & Kay Legge · David & Joanne
McDonald · Dr.
Sean Keenan
Peter Legge, President & CEO Canada
Wide Media, presents a gift of $2500 to Adrienne Bakker,
Foundation President & CEO, and Gary Brush Foundation
Board Chair. Peter was the special keynote speaker at the
Community Leader’s Breakfast Event held at the hospital
on December 1. Peter helped raise an additional $15,000
at the event for the “Be a lifesaver” fundraising
campaign for the new ICU at Royal Columbian.
Special thanks to the
following donors who are helping to raise $1.6 million
for the new ICU at Royal Columbian:
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Thank you WesGroup Income
Properties Ltd. |
Gino Nonni, President, WesGroup Income
Properties Ltd., presents a gift of $2500 to Adrienne Bakker,
Foundation President & CEO, and Gary Brush, Foundation
Board Chair. WesGroup donated an additional $2500 at
the Community Leader’s Breakfast Event held at the
hospital on December 1 to celebrate the “Be a lifesaver” fundraising
campaign for the new ICU at Royal Columbian.
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Thank you Grant Thornton
LLP |
Rick Mudie, Managing Partner, Grant
Thornton LLP, presents a gift of $2500 to Adrienne Bakker,
Foundation President & CEO, and Gary Brush, Foundation
Board Chair.
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Thank you Fraser River
Port Authority |
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Thank you Bull, Housser & Tupper
LLP |
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Thank you Fraser River
Pile & Dredge |
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Thank you RBC Dominion
Securities |
Eric Sommerfeld (far right) and Tracy
Price (second from left), Investment Advisors with RBC
Dominion Securities, present a gift of $1000 to Adrienne
Bakker, Foundation President & CEO, and Gary Brush,
Foundation Board Chair.
Special thanks to the following
donors who are helping to raise $1.6 million for the new
ICU at Royal Columbian:
Burnaby
Firefighters Charitable Society
McBride Sapperton Resident's Association
Sapperton Merchant's Association
Columbia Insurance Services
Accurate Lock Safe & Alarm Co.
Geoff & Sandi Pinkerton |
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Kitty's Butterfield
Florist
Scotiabank
City of New Westminster
Hilton Vancouver Metrotown
Rich Sound & Video Productions
John & Karen Conicella
Adrienne & Gary Bakker |
Burnaby Firefighters Charitable Society
Adrienne Bakker, Foundation President & CEO
and Gary Brush Foundation Board Chair present a lifesaver
wreath to Randy Delmonico (centre), President, Burnaby
Firefighter’s Charitable Society for their $20,000
gift for the new ICU.
Sapperton Merchant’s Association & McBride
Sapperton Resident’s Association
Adrienne Bakker, Foundation President & CEO,
and Gary Brush, Foundation Board Chair, (centre), accept
a $5000 cheque from Geoff Pinkerton, President, McBride
Sapperton Resident’s Association and Sapperton Merchants
Association executive Guy Ciprian of Sapperton Video and
Savi Water Company (far left), Gordon Hobbis of Cap’s
Bicycle Shop (second from right), and Ron Boorman of Boorman
Archery (far right). This generous gift represents proceeds
from the Sapperton Street Festival and Sapperton Family
Day that took place on June 17th and 18th 2006.
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Kevin
Haddrell Brain Injury Foundation
Al and Kevin Haddrell (centre)
present their donation for $6,000 to
Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO, RCH Foundation
(far right) and Rizalina Bejar, Health Services
Manager, Acute Medicine (far left). The donation
was used to purchase two specialized wheelchairs
for patients in the hospital’s Acute Medicine
unit. |
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Kevin Haddrell Brain
Injury Foundation donates $6,000 to the Acute
Medicine Unit |
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Envision
Credit Union Foundation
Sally O-Sullivan (centre), Chair of
the Envision Credit Union Foundation, recently presented
Adrienne Bakker (left), CEO of the Royal Columbian Hospital
Foundation, with a donation of $10,000 for the purchase
of a neonatal monitor for RCH's Newborn Intensive Care
Unit. Salena Mohammed (right) Manager, Neonatal Intensive
Care at RCH, explains how this vital signs monitor is
essential in the care of premature and at-risk infants. |
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Envision Credit Union Foundation
donates $10,000 to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. |
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TB Vets
Charitable Foundation
The Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation
received $39,341 from TB Vets Charitable Foundation
for the purchase of a ventilator for the hospital's
Cardiac Services Intensive Care Unit. Adrienne Bakker
(right), President & CEO of RCH Foundation, accepts
a cheque from TB Vets' Lynda Skipworth, Volunteer Chair,
and Ron Goyette, General Manager. |
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CKNW
Orphans' Fund donates $19,401 to Royal Columbian Hospital
Foundation
Shirley Stocker (left), Administrator
of the CKNW Orphans' Fund, recently presented Adrienne
Bakker, CEO of the Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation,
with a gift of $19,401 for RCH's
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. |
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The donation will purchase a neonatal monitor for RCH's
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Over the past several
years, the CKNW Orphans' Fund has generously donated
more than $170,000 for the care of seriously ill and
premature infants born at Royal Columbian.
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Mr. &
Mrs. P.A. Woodward's Foundation
Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO
of RCH Foundation (middle right) and Larry Osachoff,
Board Member, RCH Foundation present Mr. Leo P. Sauve,
President (middle left) and Dr. J. W. Ibbott, Medical
Advisor (right) of the Mr. & Mrs. P.A. Woodward's
Foundation with a Certificate of Recognition. The Woodward's
Foundation has been supporting Royal Columbian Hospital
for over 40 years and last year provided $100,000 towards
a state-of-the-art patient monitoring system. |
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Mr. &
Mrs. P.A. Woodwards Foundation donates $100,000 for state-of-the
art patient monitoring system.
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New
Westminster Firefighters' Charitable Society
Adrienne Bakker (middle), President
& CEO of RCH Foundation, accepts a cheque for $2,000
from Tom Schneider (left) and Dave Phillips (right)
from the New Westminster Firefighters' Charitable Society. |
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The Royal
Columbian Hospital Foundation received $2,000 from the
New Westminster Firefighters' Charitable Society towards
the purchase of a neonatal monitor. Royal Columbian Hospital
has one of only three Level III Neonatal Intensive Care
Unit's (NICU) in B.C. Since 1990, the New Westminster
Firefighters have provided both funding and volunteer
time in support of children and babies at Royal Columbian
Hospital. |
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Royal Bank
Charitable Foundation
Adrienne Bakker (second from left),
President & CEO of RCH Foundation, accepts a cheque
for $10,000 from Karen Baker-MacGrotty, Vice-President,
Commercial Banking & Market Development Lower Mainland
(second from right). They are joined by Stan Edwards,
RBC Mutual Funds Representative (far left) and Cathy
Nyfors, Manager Client Care. |
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The Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation
received $10,000 from the Royal Bank Charitable Foundation
towards the purchase of a surgical camera. Royal Columbian
Hospital provides complex surgical services for a population
of 1.5 people from Burnaby to Boston Bar. The RBC Charitable
Foundation has been a strong supporter of Royal Columbian
since 2001. |
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Hip Hooray! - 2006
(Left to right) Dr. Michael Piper and Adrienne
Bakker, President & CEO of RCH Foundation, accept a donation
from Trish Silvester-Lee of Hip Hip Hooray ! New Westminster,
with Dr. Mike Lemke of RCH with a cheque for the Orthopaedic
Department . Over $50,000 has been raised by Hip Hip Hooray!
to benefit our patients.
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The
Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation receive $ 6,140.00 from
Hip Hip Hooray! New Westminster to fund the purchase of new
orthopaedic equipment for our hospital.
Please check their website
for information about this year's Ortho Walk on May 28, 2006.
"Celebrate Your Mobility" in support of improving
orthopaedic patient care and education, purchasing orthopaedic
equipment and providing funds for research. |
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New
Westminster
Shrine Club
(Left to right) Marvin Knott, Danny
Dyke, Rick Lawrence, Richard Gauer and Donovan Tyers
of the New Westminster Shrine Club present Adrienne Bakker,
President & CEO of RCH Foundation, with a cheque for the
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. They are joined by RCH
staff Salena Mohammed, Manager NICU & Paediatrics, and
NICU nurses Diane Wood, Clare O'Halloran-Chalupa and
Shelby Hamer .
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The Royal Columbian
Hospital Foundation received $8,982 from the Shrine
Club - New Westminster #8 to fund the purchase of a new Neonatal
Monitor for the hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care
Unit (NICU). |
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Chi Foundation Canada
Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO of RCH
Foundation (third from left), receives a cheque for $40,000
from volunteers with the Tzu Chi Foundation Canada (Burnaby),
from left Martin Lee, Roc Lin, Olivia Lee, Rebecca Kao, Lisa
Chan. |
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The Royal Columbian
Hospital Foundation received a $40,000 grant from the Tzu Chi
Foundation Canada to fund the purchase of a new ventilator for
the hospital's Cardiac Services Intensive Care Unit (CSICU). |
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| heartfelt thanks
Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO, RCH
Foundation (second from right) is joined by Dianne Obal, Manager,
Cardiac Services (far right) and Jocelyn Reimer-Kent, Clinical
Nurse Specialist, Cardiac Services (far left) to present a
certification of appreciation to Wally Buono, GM and Head
Coach of the BC Lions.
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Wally Buono, GM
and Head Coach of the BC Lions, and his wife Sande returned
to Royal Columbian Hospital one year after his triple bypass
surgery. It was a great opportunity for Wally to visit with
the patients and thank the cardiac team for their care and support.
Wally joined the patients for their exercise class and shared
experiences about his surgery and recovery. The RCH Foundation
also presented Wally with a certificate of appreciation for
lending his personal story for the Foundation's spring direct
mail campaign that raised more than $50,000 for critically needed
patient care equipment. Last year, Wally also volunteered his
time to be the spokesperson for the RCH Foundation's public
awareness media campaign. |
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The Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation
received $2,811.69 from Superior Tofu for RCH's Renal program.
Adrienne Bakker (second from right), President & CEO of
RCH Foundation, accepts a cheque from Janet Yau, Marketing Manager,
Superior Tofu (far left). Janet organized a third-party fundraiser
to make a donation in memory of her father, Wilson K. Y. Yau,
who was a dialysis patient at RCH. They are joined by RCH Renal
program staff (left to right), Gae Easdown, Deb Reilly, Verna
Wannop, Dr. Victor Chan and Evangeline Cabezon in the new Renal
unit at RCH, scheduled to open in December 2005. |
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| Burnaby
Fire Fighters Cheque Presentation
Photo: Jim Peever and Mike Cafe of The Burnaby
Firefighters Charitable Society presenting the $20,000 cheque
to Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO of the Royal Columbian
Hospital Foundation. (From left to right Adrienne Bakker,
Jim Peever, Mike Cafe) |
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New
Westminster, BC –
Their gift will fund the purchase
of a new defibrillator for the hospital’s Admitted Coronary
Intensive Care Unit (ACIU).
More than 1.5 million people from
Burnaby to Boston Bar depend on the Royal Columbian Hospital
as the major referral centre for trauma and cardiac services.
The Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation has been raising money
to help the hospital save lives for more than 25 years. Through
the generous support of donors like the Burnaby Fire Fighters
the Foundation can ensure that the hospital is equipped to
meet the demand and handle the most serious injuries and illnesses. |
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