DR. CHERYL WILSON - Peace Arch Hospital Foundation
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SUMMER 2021
PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
TWO NEIGHBOURS INSPIRE
MATCHING GIFTS TO PEACE
ARCH HOSPITAL
THE YOUTH IN ACTION
PROGRAM CULTIVATES
CHANGEMAKERS OF
TOMORROW
CELEBRATING OUR
2020 DONORS!
DR. CHERYL WILSON
MEET
An Obstetrician and Gynecologist blazing a trail
for female surgeons at Peace Arch Hospital
LEADING THE WAY
Welcome to summer! And what a joyous summer it is.
We made it! We are inching our way out of the here at home. We can’t wait to finalize the details
pandemic and for the first time in 16 months, we are and announce what the future of health care looks
all taking a collective sigh. It has been a long and like at Peace Arch. This future is made possible
challenging experience for sure, and we continue to because of you, and your support of our work.
be so proud of and inspired by how our community
Our community has demonstrated time and again that
came together to support our frontline workers and
we can overcome anything if we help each other when
keep everyone safe. The sacrifices you have made
it’s needed and give back when we can. As we settle
are extraordinary and speak to the resilience, sense
into a new season, one of hope and relief, we raise our
of fellowship, and solidarity that exists in White Rock
glasses to you and the bright days ahead of us.
and South Surrey.
Cheers!
Our team at the Foundation is itching to get back
to planning events and meeting with our wonderful
donors in person. We have so many exciting things
to look forward to. Our brand new ER and ORs will
be completed near the end of the year and will start Janice Stasiuk Stephanie Beck
welcoming patients in early 2022. The
Peace Arch Hospital Gala will be back,
and better than ever, next May and
we promise to bring you La Dolce
Vita in all its glory. There are a
number of new projects for
Peace Arch Hospital on the
horizon that will continue
the trajectory of ensuring
you and your family have
access to the very best
health care possible, right
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15521 Russell Avenue
White Rock, BC V4B 2R4
T 604.535.4520
peacearchfoundation
pahfoundation
www.pahfoundation.ca
2021-2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Janice Stasiuk – Chair
Grant Turnbull – Vice-Chair
Geoff Funke – Past Chair
Peter Donaldson – Treasurer/Secretary
Jeffory M. Borkowski
Marco Buccini
CONTENTS SUMMER 2021
Colin Cameron
Grace Cleveland
Jerrod Hendry
4 DONOR 12 FOUNDATION
PROFILE SPOTLIGHT
Harp S. Hoonjan
Kim Karras
Ritu Khanna Two neighbours inspire each The Foundation is launching
Cici Liang other to make matching gifts Youth In Action, a new
for critically needed medical program for local high
Siobhan Philips
equipment. school students.
Lynne Sinclair
5 OUR THRIVING 13
Neil Yarmoshuk
APPOINTED REPRESENTATIVES
MAKING A
Dr. Jane Wu – PAH Medical Staff COMMUNITY DIFFERENCE
Dr. Tahmeena Ali – PAH Medical Staff Alexandra Neighbourhood Vaccines are making the
House Society launches a end of the pandemic
HONOURARY PAST BOARD MEMBERS
program to help at-risk youth within sight!
Graham Cameron
with funding from a Healthy
15
Bob Cooper
Vincent Coyne
Community Grant.
FINANCIAL
SUMMARY
7 RAISING
Gus da Roza
Ellen Kennett
Jane Manning FUNDS Learn more about the
Foundation’s 2020-2021
Art Reitmayer Meet three local organizations financial highlights.
Dragana Sanderson giving back in our community.
16 2020 LIST
8 FEATURE OF DONORS
STORY A special thank you to our
Dr. Cheryl Wilson, one of just generous donors.
Published by: Feature Writer: three female surgeons at
Peace Arch Hospital Foundation Logan La Roue
Peace Arch Hospital, shares
Managing Editor + Writer: Graphic Design: her thoughts on the new
Vicki Brydon Kennedy Anderson
Director, Public Relations Creative Group operating suites opening early
next year.
DONOR PROFILE
The Neighbourly Way!
Two neighbours, both anonymous donors, have made The neighbours, both residents of
generous $50,000 matching gifts to purchase a new $90,000 Ocean Park, are longtime donors
to Peace Arch Hospital and
portable mini c-arm x-ray unit, otherwise known as an
regularly challenge each other
imaging scanner intensifier, for Peace Arch Hospital’s ER. to matching gifts. The remaining
$10,000 from their donations
With the ability to tell our medical This portable, lightweight, went to the Foundation’s Area of
team immediately if a patient fluoroscopic and x-ray imaging Greatest Need.
has a sprain or fracture, this new device allows for imaging of all
versatile piece of equipment is extremities at the exact point
a much-needed addition for our of care. The device is cordless
hospital. It allows x-rays to be and collapsible, which allows it Our heartfelt gratitude
taken in the ER instead of having to be hand-carried throughout goes out to these two
to move patients to the imaging the emergency department
department, resulting in a quicker and other areas of the hospital,
anonymous donors – you
diagnosis and treatment, and revolutionizing how and where know who you are!
better patient care overall. doctors are able to use x-rays.
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OUR THRIVING COMMUNITY
Peace Arch Hospital &
Community Health Foundation,
whose mission is to raise
funds, advocate, and support
initiatives that enhance the
hospital campus and the
health and wellness of our
community, is proud to
have recently contributed
$300,000 – its largest grant YOUTH SPACE GETS A BIG
to date – towards Alexandra
Neighbourhood House’s Youth
BOOST IN FUNDING WITH A
Space Project. This innovative HEALTHY COMMUNITY GRANT
youth-driven program works
to build a foundation for
holistic wellness by creating
a safe, sober, and inclusive
community space that honors
the wisdom and expertise of
youth in the White Rock and
South Surrey community.
The Youth Space project was
initiated in 2012, when Alexandra
Neighbourhood House youth
workers and over 100 youth aged
10-24 came together to form the
disconnection from family, “Safe and consistent staffing
Youth Collective, advocating for
school, positive community is key for the Youth Space,”
a community space to connect
supports, and lack of meaningful Larmour adds. “Funds from the
and create. Unlike other youth
connection,” says Maxine Foundation’s Healthy Community
drop-in programs, this youth-
Larmour, Client Services Lead Grants Program are vital to the
adult partnership secures all its
at Alexandra Neighbourhood success of this project. Funding
funding through local grants to
House. “Our Youth Space is for expanded staffing has allowed
support the youth right here in
driven by the youth, for the us to build even more long-term
our community.
youth, and addresses the root relationships with the youth,
“As evidence by the youth voice, causes of many common issues provide them with resources, and
many problems that youth faced by youth by promoting build support systems that last.”
face – from the pressures of connection and belonging and
life, stress and anxiety, family providing an opportunity for
conflict and more – have led to youth to re-create meaning and
substance misuse, depression, purpose in their lives.”
SUMMER 2021 5
COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
Healthy Communities don’t just
happen, they are built by caring the The Youth Collective is a diverse group of leaders, aged 10 to 24,
people who want to make a SS/WR from the South Surrey / White Rock community. Together, they
develop and operate the Youth Space, with the goal of improving
difference. That’s why Peace Arch
Hospital Foundation supports
YOUTH SPACE youth wellness by providing a safe, sober and inclusive youth-
driven space to connect, create, and innovate.
local programs and initiatives 3 years in We officially opened the doors to our Youth Space at our launch
– like the Youth Space – to
assist in creating the healthiest review party on May 5, 2017. Since then, it has been a hub for drop-ins,
programs, events and passion projects for all youth in community.
community possible through
our Healthy Community Grants
program.
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This innovative and upstream
Youth Youth
approach to healthcare was Held 184 contributed
Voices
Collective
first initiated by the Foundation 2006 volunteer
meetings hours
in 1999 when the Healthy
Community Grants Program was
created to support its mission
to raise awareness and enhance
the overall health and wellness
of our community. Community
grants of this kind are multi-
year, big-picture projects that 510 youth 100 sessions 61 workshops 42 special events
assist in shaping the “healthiest visited the YS building social including Financial such as open
community possible.” This grant 9842 times skills for 56 youth Literacy, Naloxone, mic nights &
aged 10-13 & Sexual Health clothing swaps
values innovation, collaboration,
and out-of-the-box thinking.
“With a focus on helping
everyone in the White Rock and 19 cultural family 35 events for 21 virtual Wellness 61 youth &
South Surrey community be dinners celebrating LGBTQ+ youth, Workshops on families received
the healthiest possible, we are Diwali, Nowruz, including an Mindfulness, Yoga, care packages in
Indigenous heritage annual Queer & Journalling response to
pleased to support this project and more Prom COVID-19
for Alexandra Neighborhood
House,” says Stephanie Beck, ★ Youth Space Infographic ★ April 2017 – 2020 ★ theyouthspace.com ★
Peace Arch Hospital Foundation’s
Executive Director. “A safe space
for youth to navigate challenges
and form community connections
“The youth of today are
is important for optimum health the leaders of tomorrow,”
For more information
and wellness and the Foundation Larmour says. “Supporting
is committed to ensuring our them now sends the
on the Youth Space,
community has the resources for
message that they matter visit alexhouse.net/
youth in need.”
and supports a circle of youth-space
care in our community for
many years to come.”
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RAISING FUNDS
MAKING STEPS COUNT
Peace Arch Hospital Foundation
staff participated in the Scotiabank
Charity Challenge Marathon, a
unique fundraising opportunity in
which teams could run or walk in
support of Peace Arch Hospital.
Funds were raised towards the
Area of Greatest Need.
SOCCER CLUB KICKS
OFF COMMUNITY
SUPPORT
White Rock FC donated 10% of
their Spring 2021 membership
fees in support of Peace Arch
Hospital, totalling $700! If you are
looking for a way to keep your
kids active while also making an
impact in your community, check
them out! They have pledged
their annual support to Peace
Arch Hospital Foundation.
COBS BREAD SWEET
‘DOUGH’NATION
Funds were raised in early
2021 with the support of Cobs
Bread’s customers. For an
entire month, customers could
choose to donate $1 to Peace
Arch Hospital Foundation on
top of any bakery purchase or
purchase a 6-pack of Hot Cross
Buns with $2 of the proceeds
benefitting the Foundation.
$4,783 was raised overall!
SUMMER 2021 7
FEATURE STORY
A BRIGHT
FUTURE FOR
SURGERY AT
PEACE ARCH
HOSPITAL
Dr. Cheryl Wilson is one of
just three female surgeons
at Peace Arch Hospital. As an
Obstetrician and Gynecologist,
these days her work involves
surgeries that are mostly
done using scopes to look
directly into the area she is
operating on. This includes
hysteroscopes for the uterus “I am so humbled by the trust my patients extend to me as
and laparoscopes for the their physician and surgeon. It is so affirming when patients
abdomen, resulting in surgery
are appreciative, as I am involved at times in people's lives
that is much less invasive, with
that can be stressful and difficult, even when it involves
quicker recovery and less pain
for her patients. happy events, like births. I am so glad when I can make
those times easier for patients and their families. When our
“Apart from cesarean sections,
most of my patients are having patients extend their gratitude with a gift to the Foundation,
minimally invasive procedures it is a meaningful way of paying it forward. It really makes a
which is very different from
difference for future patients, as we wouldn’t have the latest
even 10 years ago when I was
in training,” Dr. Wilson says. equipment or facilities like the birthing unit or new surgical
“The majority of hysterectomies centre without the generosity of this community. I am truly
were done by open laparotomy
incisions. The techniques we can grateful for the support our patients and their families show
use now due to new equipment for Peace Arch Hospital, as it makes this a very special
and technology have evolved so
much, and this makes surgery
place to work.” - Dr. Cheryl Wilson
safer for the patients and more
ergonomic for the surgeons.”
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FEATURE STORY
All that modern equipment us deliver the superior standard and summer when many less
is currently being crammed of care our patients deserve,” urgent surgeries were postponed.
into Peace Arch Hospital’s tiny Dr. Wilson says. “Peace Arch The rules around limiting visitors
operating theatres that were built is a small community hospital, and therefore important support
in the 1960s, but that’s about but we play a crucial role in for patients at vulnerable times in
to change with the opening of delivering quality care close to their lives, both in the office and
five brand new state-of-the-art home. This beautiful expansion hospital settings, continue to be
operating suites in early 2022. has been made possible by very difficult for both patients and
incredible support from our local the care team.
“This extra capacity for community and is something we “Now I rarely meet both parents
both new equipment and should all be very proud to have before delivery, even though I
adequate space will be in White Rock and South Surrey.” often get to know the mothers
transformational for the Between a busy office practice, well during their pregnancy,
surgeons, nurses, and operating days, being on call she says. “They have questions
for the maternity ward, and and concerns too, but they are
patients. It’s impossible
taking care of her three young left out. Even worse, if things
to retrofit the current kids at home, Dr. Wilson, like don’t go as planned or a patient
small ORs with what all working moms, somehow needs additional medical care,
we need, and different manages to juggle her many the challenges for the patient
surgical services share competing priorities. Though and their care providers are
the same rooms so each society is adapting, there is still compounded; family or friends
the odd patient asking Dr. Wilson, aren’t there to help them
piece of equipment has
once they have completed their understand what is going on and
to be wheeled in and out consult with her, who will be to advocate for them. It can be
depending on the surgery. doing the surgery. heartbreaking.”
This creates a lot of work “Society is slowly changing and What makes up for those difficult
for the team and results in becoming more aware of gender days is seeing how happy and
extra wear and tear on the inequality issues in the broader thankful her patients are when
equipment as well.” workforce as well as in medicine,” their surgeries are done and they
she says. “The pay gap between get to go home, often the very
With the new expansion, Dr. male and female surgeons and next day.
Wilson and her colleagues will lower pay in specialties that have
have a dedicated gynecological more women in their ranks is well “When a patient is in
operating room with ceiling- documented even though we all recovery, or is ready to be
mounted equipment on complete many years of training discharged, they are so
and have excellent skills. There
adjustable arms, along with relieved and appreciative;
enough computer stations for are many complicated reasons for
it, but I hope we can all continue
it makes my work so
everyone on the team - nurses,
working together to address worthwhile that I am able
surgeons and anaesthetists -
to access the new electronic gender equality issues because I, to help them. With the
charts and dictation programs along with every woman, deserve brand new operating
that provide critical patient equal pay for equal work. It starts theatres coming, that
information and communicate by simply acknowledging that a
level of care will only be
within the health care system. problem exists.”
enhanced, and I think I can
“The new theatres will be modern Dr. Wilson admits the last year has
speak for the entire Peace
with cutting-edge technology, been very challenging due to the
pandemic, especially last spring
Arch surgical team that we
designed in a way that will help
are thrilled.”
SUMMER 2021 9
FEATURE STORY
Expansion Updates
GETTING READY FOR AN EXCITING NEW CHAPTER
About the Project The new extension is a significant operating rooms with five new
increase of space along with ones providing more surgeries
Peace Arch Hospital is
redesigned work and patient for patients closer to home. The
undergoing a $91 million multi-
flow. The expanded Emergency relocation of the Medical Device
phase renovation project that
Department will support our Reprocessing department closer
includes the expansion of the
teams in continuing to provide to the Surgical Suites will provide
Emergency Department and
quality care, in spaces better improved access, infection
Surgical Suites along with the
designed to meet the needs control, and safety for patients,
relocation and upgrading of the
of patients. The new Surgical physicians, and staff.
Medical Device Reprocessing
Suites will replace three existing
department.
PHASE 1 PHASE 2
Projected to be complete Fall 2021 and Projected to be complete Summer 2022 and includes
includes the expansion of the Emergency the renovation of the old emergency space and the
Department, the perioperative area and the expansion and relocation of Surgical Day Care, which
Medical Device Reprocessing department. includes one additional procedure room.
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Construction on the project is well underway with 80
per cent complete as of May 2021. The contractor is busy
working on the building exterior, window installations and
are boarding walls in the interior on each level.
Project Highlights
The hospital’s clinical operations teams are finalizing service delivery plans
for emergency, surgical, and Medical Device Reprocessing services in the
new building. Services will increase as follows:
• The Emergency Department will triple in size with the number of care
spaces going from the current 38 care areas to 48 medically equipped
care spaces.
• The surgical area will be more than twice the size as the existing space
and will include five new operating rooms - an increase from the current
three - and a 10-bed post anesthetic care unit. In Phase 1, surgical
volumes will be similar to what we see today with the exception of the
cataract service, which will increase to five days a week.
• The Medical Device Reprocessing department will be three times larger
than the current space with substantially enhanced workflow to improve
infection control practices.
If you have any questions, we would love to hear from you!
Contact info@pahfoundation.ca
SUMMER 2021 11FOUNDATION SPOTLIGHT
White Rock and South Surrey
Peace Arch Hospital Foundation just launched a new Youth in Action program designed for
students in grades 10-12 in White Rock and South Surrey who want to make a difference,
get hands-on volunteer experience, and get involved with helping to make their community
the healthiest possible. And more than 100 youth have applied for this inaugural year!
The program is the first of its kind Through the program, the volunteer Board of Directors and
in our community and offers an students will take part in a variety Healthy Community Steering
exciting opportunity for youth to of volunteer experiences, healthy Committee, we have broadened
step outside of their comfort zone, lifestyle activities, and learn how our mandate to invest in vital
learn, and grow after a year of to organize, plan, and execute a health care projects that reach
navigating life from home during fundraising event. Youth will also beyond the hospital campus.”
the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. learn about different careers, “What started with the
job skills, and local organizations Foundation’s community grants
“Our Youth in Action from guest speakers at monthly and bursaries program in 1999
Program has 18-25 spots meetings. has now evolved into a full-
available each year and “With a vision to make our fledged movement to make
members are accepted community the healthiest White Rock and South Surrey the
possible, the Foundation invests healthiest community possible,”
through an application and
in projects and programs that Westen adds. “And that includes
phone interview process,” promote physical, social, and supporting our local youth with
says Amy Westen, mental well-being,” Westen says. the Youth in Action Program – it’s
Community Engagement “Under the leadership of our a win-win for students and our
community!”
Officer at Peace Arch
Hospital Foundation.
“Each youth can only be
a member of the program
for a maximum of two
years and must reapply
each year.”
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Our best shot
AT GETTING BACK TO NORMAL!
You have the power to make a BIG difference in our community
and around the world. The solution is simple: GET VACCINATED!
All eligible people in our community can now register to book their vaccine online.
If you have not received your first dose yet, there are three easy steps to register to
book your vaccine appointment:
STEP 1:
Register online at getvaccinated.gov.bc.ca,
by phone at 1.833.838.2323 (toll free), “Registering and receiving
or in person at a BC Services Centre.
my vaccine was an easy
and meaningful way
STEP 2:
to make a difference!
Book an appointment.
The vaccine will help to
STEP 3: protect me, my family, my
colleagues, and my clients.
Get the first dose of your vaccine.
I am proud to have done my
part to stop the spread of
What is next? Prepare for
your second dose! Second
COVID-19 in my community!”
doses will be given out
JUSTIN BEZUBIAK,
around eight weeks after FINANCIAL PLANNER,
your first dose. People who TD WEALTH (WHITE ROCK)
get their first vaccine dose
will be notified by email,
text, or phone call when
they are eligible to
book an appointment
for their second dose.
SUMMER 2021 13OUR THRIVING COMMUNITY
GENEROUS DONORS
VERN & HELGA HÖING
fuel our frontline workers
with hot meals
The mission of Peace Arch Hospital Foundation has always been
to raise funds, advocate, and support initiatives that enhance the
hospital campus and the health and wellness of our community.
And local philanthropists Vern and Helga Höing have helped
us go the extra mile during what has been a very fearful and
unprecedented year for the staff at Peace Arch Hospital.
COVID-19 brought forth many And when Easter rolled around
changes for medical and in April, they were able to renew
administrative teams working on a sense of hope again for all
the hospital campus. Site-wide staff. Their additional $20,000
cafeteria closures, community gift to the Foundation provided
dining restrictions, and daily breakfast for all staff over the
personal protective equipment course of a week in April, followed
(PPE) requirements prevented by free coffee, tea, and other of PAH Foundation Lodge, a
the usual provision of the most specialty treats every Friday 200-bed residential care facility
fundamental need of all: food. throughout May and June at the that opened its doors in the
Vern and Helga Höing recognized hospital’s local Tim Hortons. Spring of 2020. “It feels good to
this need early on, and quickly Vern Höing came to Canada give,” Mr. Höing says. “Giving is
began working with the from Germany in October 1954 the reason for living.”
Foundation to mobilize support. and worked for a short time in “We are so grateful for the
In December of 2020, the Höings Saskatchewan in the furniture heartfelt generosity of the Höings
donated a week’s worth of hot business before coming to BC in and their consistent investment
meals for every staff member 1955, which is where his career as in our community hospital,” says
in each department at Peace a successful entrepreneur took Stephanie Beck, Peace Arch
Arch Hospital, totalling $12,000. off. He and his wife Helga are Hospital Foundation’s Executive
These meals helped to feed and lifetime members of Peace Arch Director. “The pandemic has
nourish the frontline workers who Hospital’s Ambassadors Circle, a affected everyone who lives in
were helping to diagnose, serve, transformational group of donors White Rock and South Surrey,
and protect our most critically who give a minimum of $10,000 and these recent gifts have made
ill patients in PAH’s ER, ICU, and annually. They have contributed such a meaningful impact for our
long-term care facilities. It was a much more than that over the hospital staff on the frontlines
Christmas wish come true for all. years, including a leading gift of and beyond.”
$600,000 towards the building
14 thriveFINANCIAL SUMMARY ✚
2020-21
FINANCIAL DISBURSEMENT OF
FUNDS: $10.4M
SUMMARY
To view our audited financial
statements, or for more information,
please visit pahfoundtion.ca/
financials or call us at 604.535.4520
FUNDRAISING REVENUE: $14.5 M
Sources of fundraising revenue: Funds designated for: Disbursements designated for:
47% Estate gifts
52% Area of Greatest
Need 9% Medical Equipment
1% Events
20% Operating Room
Campaign 6% Healthy Community
Grants/Projects
52% Other Sources
22% Medical Equipment
1% Peace Arch Hospital
Grants/other programs
6% Other
84%
Emergency Room/
Operating Room
Project Costs
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✚ THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
THE GIVING CIRCLES
The Weatherby Circle is our way of
Donors in our Caring Circle make Comprised of like-minded
extending heartfelt appreciation to
healthcare a priority with an annual individuals and corporations whose
those thoughtful donors who have
donation or pledge payment contributions have an immediate
made us aware of deferred gifts
between $1,000 and $9,999 — either positive impact in the community,
through their will, life insurance
through a monthly gift or single the Ambassadors Circle includes
policy or retirement fund.
annual contribution. individuals who give a $10,000
cash gift or pledge payment in the
current year. Corporations that
OUR GENEROUS contribute $25,000 or more in a
DONORS MAKE A This donor list recognizes individuals and cash gift or pledge payment in the
DIFFERENCE FOR organizations who supported Peace Arch Hospital
Foundation between January 1 and December 31,
current year are recognized as our
Corporate Ambassadors.
EVERYONE IN OUR 2020. Every effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy of this list. If you notice an error, kindly
COMMUNITY! contact the Foundation at 604.535.4520.
$1,000,000 + Foundation Gary & Anne McPhail Richard & Elizabeth Barley Cesarina Conte
Anonymous RBC Foundation The Neufeld‑Lee Family & Ernest Barnes Randy & Gail Cooper
Master Painters and TB Vets Charitable Open Hands Charity/CNCF Brian D. Bateman Charlaine Corbett
Decorators Association Foundation Rice Harbut Elliott LLP John & Mary Fran Bateman Dr. Stephen & Elizabeth
Ventana Construction Frederick Sleigh Roberts Beebe Cline PREC Coret
$500,000 ‑ $999,999
Richard Von Hehn Rotary Club of White Rock Alex & Fleur Beleski Keith Cork
Jack & Jane Aanen
Westland Insurance Group Peace Arch Vincent E. Coyne
Gollman Family Trust Peter & Margaret Bendiksen
Limited Royal Canadian Ralph & Clarian Currie
Legion ‑ #8 Larry & Sherrill Berg
$250,000 ‑ $499,999 Xiang Yang & Jige Chen CYSP Sushi Enterprises Ltd.
Solaris Management Hermann & Carol Bessert
Anonymous (3) Zacharias Investments Ltd. Heike Czisch
Consultants Chris & Nenve Bicknell
Colin & Carmen Cameron Dr. Suzanne de Gruchy
$10,000 ‑ $24,999 Isabel Streight Birmiwal Family
The Cowell Foundation TD Canada Trust Lance & Lorene De Silva
Anonymous Lynn Blatchford
$100,000 ‑ $249,999 Todd & Debra Antifaev Art & Judy Trojan Sheron L. Blewett DEC‑K‑ING
Bob & Carolyn Cooper Yongjun Ba & Dicun Zhao Grant & Michelle Turnbull BMW Langley Marilyn Desmarais
Elaine Godwin BMO Financial Group Tibor Tusnady BNSF Railway Company Richard Dewinetz
Dave & Rani Mann Barrie & Joan Boulton White Rock Korean Jean M. Boehme Maghar Singh Dhaliwal
Gerald W. & Lorraine Burns Community Church Pete & Candace Donaldson
Qualico Developments Peter Boychuk
Anna & Yan Chen Ivan & Eleanor R. Paul & Sue Douglas
Surrey Fire Fighters Worthington‑White Brenda Brice
Charitable Society DMCL Chartered Georgia Briggs Dr. Suzanne Degruchy Inc.
White Rock Firefighters Professional Accountants $1,000 ‑ $9,999 June Dubay
Dani Brown
Charity Association Drive For The Cure Anonymous (10) Rose Dyke
Foundation Arvinder Bubber
$25,000 ‑ $99,999 Ed & Beverley Ackerman Bruce Buchanan Eat The Frog Fitness ‑
First West Foundation South Surrey
Al & Debbie Arbuthnot Aco Design & Consulting Dr. Hal Bunting
Geoff Funke Inc. Bruce & Rosemary Eddie
Pasquale Baratta and Randy & Janice Butchard
Family GML Mechanical Ltd. Mariane Adamson Douglas & Jo‑Anne Ellenor
Bev & Helen Hadley Dr. Mohammad I. Butt
John & Gillian Bertamini Diane Adkins Michael Elliott
Peter & Donna Harco Butterley Family
George & Nellie Bureyko Puneet Agrawal Foundation Brent & Tram Ellwyn
Graham & Darlene Cameron The Hilton Family Dr. Karim Ahamed Envision Financial
Foundation Ian & Patricia Campbell
Foundation Emmanuel & Rocio ESC Holdings
Dave Hiscocks & Margaret Diane Carter
Werner & Helga Höing Aligizakis Fiona Fearon
Foundation Otte Dr. Edward Chang
Lorraine Ambrosio Ingeborg Fehlhaber
Houle Electric James B. Wallace Alexander & Gloria Chang
Foundation Abby Lane Health Centre & Timothy Ferris
Eugene & Marolyn Jow Amica at White Rock Ross Chapman
KDS Construction Limited Tianjun Chen & Yichun Xu Catherine Fifik
Ed & Johanna Kampschuur Gwen Arnold
Alice Kozier Marga Chidlow William Finley
Rowena Leivo Douglas G. Baker
Landmark Premiere Anthony Ciccozzi Silvia Floreano
Manjit Lit & Family Properties Ltd. Dr. Rangappa & Roopa
Balakrishna Denis & Carmelle Clements Dr. J. Forbes Surgical
Steve & Karen McDonald Lark Group Services Inc.
Laraine Barclay Dr. Andrew Collins
John & Lilian Mitchell Mawer Investment Robert Foster
Management Ltd. Gordon & Cheryl Barefoot Colour of Campus Society
Pacific Blue Cross Health
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Fraser Valley Chinese Frances La Roue Reidunn Mudie A.M. & Ella Scrimgeour William G. & Blanche Weiler
Culture Association Dianne Lane Susan Mueller Robert Seymour Yongqi Wen & Zhihua He
Al & Donna Freeze Abe & Isabel Lank David G. Munro William & Lillian Shaw West Coast Gardens
Harsha Galgewela Jack Last Brian & Margaret Murtsell Horst & Rosie Sieg West Coast Retina
Virgil Gamet Max & Linda Latchford Linda Nenninger Ralph & Florence Simpson Consultants
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18 thrive✚ THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
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SUMMER 2021 19COMING SOON! Launching this summer, Peace Arch Hospital Foundation is sharing stories of resilience, generosity, innovation, and inspiration on the new Power to Heal podcast. Hosted by broadcaster and local South Surrey resident, Wayne Cox, you'll hear the latest updates on Peace Arch Hospital and how community health is shaping what it means to be healthy. Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Play. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Interested in sponsorship opportunities? Contact Elodie Egersperger at elodie@pahfoundation.ca or 604.535.4520.
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