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It’s a donation that will not only positively impact today’s South Shore residents, but will make for a healthier tomorrow.
While it is not a popular topic around the dinner table, leaving final donations to charities in wills is now a common practice and has been some time. The proof? The Health Services Foundation of the South Shore found it as they reflected on giving trends to their organization over the past 25 years.
Donors of the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore took over the Diagnostic Imaging department at South Shore Regional Hospital Monday, May 7th, to see the new ultrasound their generosity purchased through Radiothon 2018.
The cafeteria at South Shore Regional Hospital (Nova Scotia Health Authority) has officially taken on a new name and a new meaning to the community.
During its most recent meeting, the board of the Health Services Foundation breathed life back into five pieces of equipment for South Shore Regional Hospital and Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital.
If you’ve had a test or procedure in any one of the hospitals or health centres operated by Nova Scotia Health Authority, chances are that some of the equipment used in your care was purchased by a healthcare foundation.
In the past five years alone, these 41 hospital foundations, have contributed more than $250-million to support patient care, education and research.
On November 27, provincial health care foundations and the Nova Scotia Health Authority are coming together as a collective to raise awareness about the essential work they do to support and enhance the delivery of health care and to thank the generous volunteers and donors who make that possible.
Donations to South Shore Regional Hospital come in all sizes and, in this case, materials!
With large projects on the horizon, the board of the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore has added three new members to its ranks, all with business backgrounds.
Attending the AGM of the Heatlh Services Foundation hours before prom may have seemed a bit odd for some, but for Alex Joudrey, whose entire family supports the Foundation, it was just a normal day.
That is until his sister, Big Giver 2016 Recipient Emma Joudrey, stepped up to announce that Alex was indeed the 2017 winner.
At 16, Alex Joudrey is a long-time volunteer of the Health Services Foundation. The New Germany Rural High School student is a familiar face at both the Foundation's Radiothon and Hit It For Health golf tournament.
For the past 15 years Gordon Bristol has put himself to the test for his birthday, walking from Bridgewater to Mahone Bay and back. Now as his 76th birthday approaches, Gordon has given himself a new challenge: raising funds through his walk for the Journey Room at South Shore Regional Hospital.
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