NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES - HOW THE FRONTLINE STAFF AT PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL ARE TACKLING THE COVID-19 CRISIS - Peace Arch Hospital Foundation
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SPRING 2020
PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
Special Edition
NOT ALL HEROES
WEAR CAPES
HOW THE FRONTLINE STAFF
AT PEACE ARCH HOSPITAL ARE
TACKLING THE COVID-19 CRISIS
LEADING THE WAY
WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST
EDITION OF thrive
To say that these last three months have been
challenging would be an understatement. No
one could have predicted that when the calendar
flipped over to 2020 that it would be a year
like no other. Nowhere in our community has
this been more transparent than at Peace Arch
Hospital. From the first days of the COVID-19
crisis, our medical staff and administrators
stepped up to ensure our hospital was prepared
for whatever walked through our doors.
Our community has also rallied around our hospital, just like
they did back in 1948 when Peace Arch was merely a dream
and small, grassroots fundraisers made it a reality. That spirit
Janice Stasiuk
of giving is still thriving more than 70 years later. Whether
it’s providing nourishing meals for our frontline health care
heroes who are working day and night to keep us safe and
well, or funding iPads so our most fragile and vulnerable
long-term care residents can communicate with their loved
ones during this time of restricted visiting, our community has
once again opened their hearts and wallets and for that we
are eternally grateful.
You’ll find some inspiring stories in these pages of how our
medical team is navigating these uncharted waters along with
how your gifts have made an impact with our Rapid Response
Grants, which provide quick financial assistance to non-profit
organizations offering programs, services, and activities that
aid our community during this crisis.
We also want to celebrate the opening of the long-awaited
PAH Foundation Lodge featuring the Melville Hospice Home
that opened its doors at the beginning of April, welcoming
185 of our mental health and complex care residents into their Stephanie Beck
new home. It was some good news that couldn’t have come
at a better time.
We hope you are staying well and enjoying the sunshine and
longer days.
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2020-2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Janice Stasiuk – Chair CONTENTS SPRING 2020
Grant Turnbull – Vice-Chair
Geoff Funke – Past Chair
Peter Donaldson – Treasurer/Secretary
4 DONOR 11 FEATURE
Marco Buccini
Colin Cameron
Brent Ellwyn PROFILE STORY
Jerrod Hendry Everbean Café finds innovative When the COVID-19
Harp S. Hoonjan way to give back to health pandemic struck our
Kim Karras care workers. community, the medical
Ritu Khanna team at Peace Arch Hospital
6 OUR THRIVING
stepped up to the challenge.
Cici Liang
12
Siobhan Philips
Lynne Sinclair COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
APPOINTED REPRESENTATIVES
The Foundation’s Rapid
Response Grants provide quick SPOTLIGHT
Cathy Wiebe – Fraser Health Authority/ The PAH Foundation
financial assistance to non-
Peace Arch Hospital
profit organizations. Lodge celebrates its grand
Dr. Herman Kwan – PAH Medical opening!
7 COMMUNITY
Dr. Elizabeth Varughese – PAH Medical
14 MAKING A
HONOURARY PAST BOARD MEMBERS
Graham Cameron SPOTLIGHT
Bob Cooper With the help of a Healthy DIFFERENCE
Vincent Coyne Community Grant, White A full production kitchen
Gus da Roza Rock’s Launching Pad is just one innovation that
Ellen Kennett Addiction Rehabilitation PAH Foundation Lodge is
Society is providing a new providing for its residents.
Jane Manning
lease on life for men in
Art Reitmayer recovery.
15 2019 LIST OF
Dragana Sanderson
8 RAISING DONORS
FUNDS A special thank you to our
Two businesses and the generous donors.
community show their love for
Published by: Contributor: Peace Arch Hospital.
Peace Arch Hospital Foundation Logan La Roue
Managing Editor + Writer: Graphic Design:
Vicki Brydon Kennedy Anderson
Director, Public Relations Creative Group
DONOR PROFILE
EVERBEAN CAFÉ FINDS UNIQUE WAY TO GIVE BACK
Everbean Cafe, located in the Hilltop Medical Building – has
come up with an innovative way to support health care
workers during this challenging pandemic. They have two
active gift cards on the go - one for Peace Arch Hospital and
one for Hilltop Medical Clinic - and anyone can donate to
either card if they would like to buy a coffee or a bite to eat
for the health care professionals working around the clock.
Once the card reaches $100, the This is a wonderful service
Everbean team puts together for our hard-working medical
a selection of coffee, pastries, staff as the cafeteria at Peace
sandwiches, and soups and Arch Hospital is now closed
schedules a drop off to either indefinitely while the space
Peace Arch or Hilltop. Anyone is being used for a COVID-19
can donate to the gift cards by testing centre. Everbean’s
calling 604.531.3383 or sending fundraiser provides nourishing
an e-transfer to helloeverbean@ meals for our frontline heroes
gmail.com. If you are picking up when they need it the most.
pre-ordered take-out, you can
also load the card in person.
Thank you, Everbean, for
your ingenuity and to the
community for not only
supporting our health care
workers but also a small
local business who is trying
to stay afloat during these
unprecedented times.
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OUR THRIVING COMMUNITY
RAPID RESPONSE GRANT
PROGRAM SUPPORTS We are grateful that our
WHITE ROCK + SOUTH SURREY Board was able to act
very quickly to establish
Peace Arch Hospital Foundation (PAHF) has launched The
the Rapid Response Grant
Rapid Response Grant (RRG) Program to respond to the ever-
program. These critically
changing needs of the White Rock and South Surrey community
needed funds will make a
during times of uncertainty or crisis, providing quick financial
huge difference for local
assistance to those working diligently to aid our community.
organizations and their
This grant is available to support urgently needed funding to members who are in need at
local non-profit organizations, support programs, services,
this very challenging time."
employees of Peace Arch and activities to assist in
Hospital, and Fraser Health staff alleviating effects of events - Stephanie Beck,
working in the White Rock and causing large-scale community Executive Director
South Surrey area. The Rapid impact, natural disasters, and
Response Grant will provide pandemics such as COVID-19.
So far, more than $107,000 collectively has been distributed to organizations in need, including:
Alexandra Neighbourhood Seniors Come Share Society Peace Arch Hospice Society
House
Emergency Response - Our Remote Grief Support - Peace
Alternate/Respite Living - With senior population is extremely Arch Hospice Society is a
funds from a Rapid Response vulnerable, both physically volunteer-based organization
Grant, Alexandra House and financially, and getting the dedicated to supporting all who
re-purposed the Crescent groceries and medicines they are facing the end-of-life journey,
Beach site to provide alternate need has been challenging during and educating the community
temporary living spaces for this pandemic. Rapid Response on dying and grieving. Rapid
essential workers who may need Grant funding has enabled a food Response funding enabled the
to isolate outside of their homes delivery program for seniors. purchase of three laptops and a
during this time. Zoom subscription so they can
continue to provide one-to-one
Moving Forward Family and group grief support sessions.
Services
Online Counselling & Support -
Applications are now being accepted and reviewed as
Due to COVID-19, services have
moved to an online platform. received on an on-going basis. Funding is not available
Funding has been used to acquire to supplement payroll, operating costs, or confirmed
Zoom, OWL, and the tools they government emergency funding or for individuals.
need to deliver counselling online
to whoever needs it. For more information visit pahfoundation.ca/grants.
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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
HEALTHY Through its Healthy Community Grants Program, Peace Arch
COMMUNITY Hospital Foundation supports local non-profit organizations
in White Rock and South Surrey that enhance the health and
GRANT wellness of our community. White Rock’s Launching Pad
Addiction Rehabilitation Society (LPARS) is one organization that
Supports Addiction has benefitted from this funding, boosting its services available to
Recovery Program recovering adult male alcoholics and addicts in our community.
LPARS is a non-profit agency “I got my Food Safe certification "The Foundation is proud to
serving the residents of BC. Its here at the Launching Pad, and support this important initiative
purpose is to provide a vital link through the help of others and for men like Austin who are
in the continuum of services the Kitchen Program, I found recovering from addiction in
available to recovering adult that I was perfectly capable of White Rock and South Surrey,”
male alcoholics and addicts. handling the responsibilities I says Ashley McGuire, Community
The Launching Pad assists would need if I wanted to live a Engagement Officer at PAHF.
male clients facing alcoholism better life,” Austin says. “I now “We are committed to enhancing
and addiction in returning to have the ability to cook a wide the overall health and wellness of
productive and healthy lifestyles. range of healthy meals for myself our community and are glad to
as well as my two daughters… support addiction recovery and
“I came to the Launching Pad
with a genuine smile on my face, skills-developing programs for
seeking help with my long-
instead of being full of fear and men and their families.”
term problems with substance
abuse,” says member, Austin despair over how I could possibly For more information about
Swark. “While here, I've had the hope to look after the people our Healthy Community
opportunity to participate in I care about when I previously Grants Program, please visit
programs to learn more about couldn’t take care of myself.” pahfoundation.ca/grants.
my addiction problem and I am
coached in applying practical
recovery strategies in the
Peer-to-Peer Kitchen Training
Initiative.”
Before Austin arrived at the
Launching Pad, he had “run his
life into the ground,” which he
found became unmanageable
due to alcoholism. “I didn’t have
much hope when I first got here,”
Austin says. With the support
of his peers, Austin eventually
began participating in the various
opportunities the Launching
Pad offered, such as the Peer-
to-Peer Kitchen Program,
which is partially funded by the
Foundation.
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RAISING FUNDS
KDS CONSTRUCTION LTD DONATES $30,000
recently, they donated $30,000 new surgical suites directly above
towards our operating suites the new ER and will renovate one
at Peace Arch Hospital. This of the existing small operating
will help us to ensure that our rooms for dedicated cataract
surgical services are streamlined surgeries. The other two existing
and integrated with our hospital ORs will be re-purposed as
services – including our new ER – patient recovery bays. Each
and are ready to efficiently meet new surgical suite will meet best
A longtime supporter of Peace the needs of all our patients. practice standards for modern
Arch Hospital, KDS Construction surgical requirements, and will
Thanks to the help of donors like
Ltd. has been providing superior accommodate not only current
KDS, we are actively working
quality construction services needs, but our anticipated needs
towards building five spacious
for more than 32 years. Most for the next 20 years.
A NEW CT SCANNER FOR PEACE ARCH
HOSPITAL
a lofty $1.3 million. With this in Every dollar provided by our
mind, we asked the public for donors helped us get closer to
help in raising funds to purchase improving our ability to care for
a new unit for their hospital. patients here in White Rock and
We knew that this one piece of South Surrey. Their donations,
equipment would do a great job when combined with a matching
A well-functioning CT Scanner gift, allowed us to purchase
at helping more patients at our
is instrumental for doctors to this new machine. Thank you to
hospital. It was also important
improve your diagnosis and everyone who helped make this
to our community, because they
treatment, however, the machine new machine possible!
knew their neighbours, friends,
itself is extremely expensive to
family, and loved ones may
replace. The equipment required
require a CT scan someday.
at Peace Arch Hospital totaled
LANDMARK PREMIERE PROPERTIES GIVES
BACK WHILE PICNIC ON THE PIER ON HIATUS
to the Foundation’s COVID-19 ever,” said Ray Chen, Landmark’s
Emergency Fund. The first picnic President and Managing Partner.
was held in 2016 and since that “Picnic on the Pier has become
time the event has raised a synonymous with summer in White
staggering $200,000+ for Peace Rock and we’re looking forward to
Arch Hospital. bringing it back next year.”
White Rock’s much-loved annual
“While we’re disappointed that Thank you to Ray Chen and
Picnic on the Pier fundraiser has
this year’s Picnic on the Pier isn’t Landmark Premiere Properties for
been postponed to 2021 due
possible, we’re looking forward their incredible generosity and we
to the pandemic but Landmark
to being back in 2021 and can’t wait for 2021!
Premiere Properties wanted to
working with Peace Arch Hospital
continue their legacy of giving
Foundation to make it the best
by making a $20,000 donation
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FEATURE STORY
NOT ALL HEROES
WEAR CAPES
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear scrubs. Many wear uniforms. Some are invisible. And
now, some of them wear personal protective equipment (PPE). It’s the new normal in our
community, where health professionals at Peace Arch Hospital play a critical role in identifying,
reporting, and managing potential cases of the new coronavirus.
We spoke with our frontline health the COVID-19 curtain to see how
care team at Peace Arch Hospital the hospital is adapting during the
to get an exclusive look behind worst pandemic in our lifetime.
“My role has completed shifted to focus on COVID-19,”
says Peace Arch Hospital’s ER Clinical Nurse Educator,
Megan Lum. “The Emergency Department is already
an unpredictable and ever-changing environment to
work in. We see all types of patient presentations from
strokes to heart attacks to broken bones and wounds.
When COVID-19 came to BC, we had to completely
change our process of triaging and treating patients.”
Megan Lum, Clinical Nurse Educator
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FEATURE STORY
Megan says her work hours have
increased significantly in order
to support staff with the ongoing
changes and new procedures
that ensure safety, including how
to care for COVID-19 patients and
the rest of the general population
within a pandemic.
“From putting on and taking
off PPE to running many
simulations, one of an ER
nurse’s strengths is time
management and adapting to
acuity within the department,”
she says. “Even though our
volume of visits is down
overall, our workload has
increased in other ways.”
Megan’s colleague, Dr. Jerrod
Dr. Jerrod Hendry, ER Physician
Hendry, typically spends his
days evaluating, diagnosing, Dr. Hendry says the work most cases, you have to rely
and treating any acute ailments environment in Peace Arch on your own judgement and
of patients entering the ER. Hospital’s ER is highly stressful experience to safeguard yourself
Nowadays, he’s required to right now. Even though the and your colleagues from
diagnose and treat patients with number of patients has dropped contamination and illness. Most
the possibility that anyone could significantly, the stress level has of the information surrounds
have a highly infectious pathogen risen ten-fold. protocol for personal protective
with nonspecific symptoms. equipment and containment from
“The protocols change almost
“There’s a possibility that I daily and sometimes hourly. infectious pathogens.”
could contaminate myself, my Information is coming from In the OR, Clinical Nurse
coworkers, my friends, and multiple sources. Some sources Educator, Alix Kite, says her role
my family,” Dr. Hendry says. “I are reliable and some are not,” he has expanded to work with units
have to stay focused enough to says. “There are multiple levels she previously rarely connected
diagnose any COVID-19 patients of media, medical community, with. “We had to ensure there
who could have anywhere from and government that are giving were equipment and processes in
no symptoms to complete organ opinions. Patients are arriving place for anesthesiologists to do
failure and could infect everyone constantly so there is no time airway procedures in locations
around them, while keeping in to sit and really evaluate the other than the OR,” she says.
mind that if I am too focused, information you are getting. In
I could miss another deadly
diagnosis and cause the patient
severe harm or death.”
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FEATURE STORY
“The need came on very rapidly Down in the ER, Megan Lum
for training and equipment in shares a similar sentiment.
“One major change has been
ICU, the ER, and in Respiratory. “Coworkers are like family... It’s
The amount of information shifting into ‘virtual visits’ easy to continue to work hard,
coming to health care workers for the patients at home,” he because you wouldn't want to let
and the speed at which that says. “This means using video your family down.”
information changes has been It’s in these times of trouble when
platforms to hold difficult
challenging. We’ve needed to our health care heroes really
adapt so quickly.” conversations about goals of
don their capes. They are calm
Alix says that for the surgeries care and determining what’s in a crisis. They are reassuring.
that are being performed, important to the patient and They make us feel safe with
infection control precautions for their family.” their strength and support. And
each patient are paramount. nowadays, they’re likely working
18-hour days.
“Non-essential equipment
is being moved out of the Dr. Collins sees patients and It’s not just medical officers
theatres, essential equipment their families in the hospital, or political leaders speaking
has protective covers, there are community, and hospice, with well-practiced poise,
longer cleaning procedures and and juggles the intricacies of elegance, and pride that provide
longer times needed for surgery,” managing symptoms for patients reassurance to our community.
she says. “Each step needs to with COVID-19 while providing It’s the everyday heroes at Peace
be thought out, confirmed, and direction to health care staff. Arch Hospital who protect our
communicated so that none are most vulnerable. It’s nurses like
missed. It has demonstrated “I’ve been working with a number Megan and Alix, and physicians
how valuable and respectful of team members across Fraser like Dr. Hendry and Dr. Collins.
teamwork and communication Health to develop different But it’s also administrative
are in our unit.” resources and tool kits to help staff, Occupational Therapists,
keep patients safe and symptom- lab technicians, Respiratory
Dr. Andrew Collins, a palliative controlled in the face of this Therapists, medical imaging
care physician says the pandemic pandemic,” he says. “Wearing technicians, food services, IT,
has created unique challenges the extra layer of PPE and janitorial services, volunteers,
for him and every member of the providing patient care can be and so many more.
health care team at Peace Arch, difficult, but everyone has risen
but being able to help patients to the challenge and continues to For them, our donors are the
at a difficult stage of their deliver the best care possible. It’s heroes, too. Each gift has a
lives, continues to be a positive been impressive to see how well positive outcome on the entire
influence that drives his work. staff continue to do their jobs in Peace Arch Hospital campus
this difficult time.” and surrounding community,
especially in a crisis.
Up in the OR, Alix Kite has seen
steadfast resiliency amongst the
nursing and physician teams,
“Thank you for every
who have found the ability to
enjoy their work (and each other) contribution to the
despite many of the changes Foundation,” Dr. Collins says.
and stressors the pandemic has “This has helped us provide
created in their work and home
incredible care to everyone –
life. “It is inspiring,” she says.
young and old.”
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“The overwhelming support from
people in the community and
friends has been a great feeling
during this whole situation,” EXPRESS YOUR GRATITUDE TO A
Dr. Hendry says. “From the NURSE, DOCTOR, TECHNICIAN, OR THE
comments on Facebook and the ENTIRE MEDICAL TEAM, WITH A GIFT
personal texts from friends, to
IN RECOGNITION OF A STAFF MEMBER
food deliveries and donations of
masks and face shields to keep THAT NOT ONLY HONOURS THEM BUT
me safe, I have never seen such DEMONSTRATES HOW MUCH YOU
an outpouring of encouragement APPRECIATED THE CARE THEY PROVIDED
for what we do at the hospital.
FOR YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES. Making
That support has definitely
helped give me the drive to go to a gift of appreciation will touch each staff
work and try to keep everyone member personally and the caregiver you
safe, even with the realization choose to honour will receive a card notifying
that I am risking the health of
myself and my family every time I
them of your gift along with a lapel pin.
step through the hospital doors.”
Please contact Elodie Egersperger at elodie@
pahfoundation.ca or 604.535.4520 for more
“I want our donors and information on Staff Appreciation gifts.
community to know that
their support does not go
unnoticed,” adds Megan
Lum. “The outreach has been
so appreciated by all of us
at Peace Arch. The 7:00 pm
cheer is incredible, and I see
so many families attend. It’s
been a positive way to bring
our community together and
gives us something to look
forward to every day.”
Dr. Andrew Collins, Palliative Care Physician
SPRING 2020 11FOUNDATION SPOTLIGHT
A GRAND OPENING FOR PAH
FOUNDATION LODGE
PAH Foundation Lodge, White Rock and South Surrey’s new
200-bed residential care facility, officially opened its doors in April
for patients needing long-term, hospice, and mental health care.
Located at 15575 16A Avenue, partnering with us to
the state-of-the-art facility was
operate this critically-
built on land owned by Peace
Arch Hospital Foundation and needed residential care
and hospice facility.” The new 15-bed Melville Hospice
is being leased by Fraser Health
Home has replaced the seven-
to operate 112 long-term care The residence features single bed hospice located inside Peace
beds, the 15-bed Melville Hospice rooms with ceiling lifts and Arch Hospital, allowing more
Home, and 73 older adult mental private en-suite bathrooms, a patients the opportunity to stay
health units. bariatric room on each floor, in their home community to
“We are thrilled that the family spaces, and the option of receive end-of-life care.
connecting rooms for couples.
new PAH Foundation In addition, there is an in-house Peace Arch Hospital Foundation
Lodge, built by Peace Arch hairdressing salon, beautiful financed the construction and
met its goal of raising $10
Hospital Foundation and outdoor gardens, and an on-site
production kitchen. million towards the $47 million
funded by our generous construction costs through
donors, is now open,” generous donations from the
says Peace Arch Hospital community. A grand opening
celebration, ribbon cutting, and
Foundation Past Chair,
exclusive tour event was held on
Geoff Funke. “Thank March 7, 2020.
you to Fraser Health for
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
A GOOD FEELING
Food found on hospital campuses has never had the best reputation,
but good things are cooking in White Rock and South Surrey.
New to the Peace Arch Hospital campus, PAH Foundation Lodge is
leading the way to create new and improved dining options.
A sample dining table set-up at PAH
Foundation Lodge.
With a full-scale production Years ago, PAH had a production When completing a pilot project
kitchen, customized menus, kitchen in place, however, of the program, one resident
locally-sourced ingredients, and re-thermal kitchens were thought shared that for the first time in a
a passionate food-service team to be a great savings measure long time, she felt like a human
at the helm, patients, long-term for the hospital, so a new style being again. From fresh food
care and hospice residents now of service was implemented at and the ability to choose, to new
have something positive to look that time. “We’re so excited to service standards and a lovely
forward to every day. be going back to our roots and tablespace with traditional dish
utilizing a production kitchen in ware, many features have made a
“Meal service is one of the the Lodge,” Kelley says. big difference for all.
most important parts of a
“We’re proud to offer a brand “And if someone wants
resident’s day,” says Sue new ‘neighborhood menu’ and
ice cream with their
Kelley, Food Operations cooking from scratch on-site with
fresh, local ingredients as much breakfast…” adds Kelley,
and Support Services
as we can.” “… so be it!”
Manager. “Residents look
The new ‘neighborhood menu’ For overall health and happiness,
forward to their meals more
will feature many new dining the freedom to choose matters.
than any other activity.” choices for residents, including “Our hope is that one day, we’ll
Fresh meal items prepared comfort foods, roast dinners, and go back to this style of service on
on-site and more choices are plant-based proteins. In addition, all sites.”
welcome perks for patients, who meal-service will include wheeled
may have experienced Peace beverage, appetizer, and
Arch Hospital’s existing style of dessert carts, and a servery for
service. “The kitchen we have on-demand desires like toast,
at PAH is known as a re-thermal fruit, yogurt, and sandwiches.
kitchen,” Kelley says. “The food is “Our goal is to provide a calm
prepared off-site and is brought and dignified dining service with
in via local suppliers. Foods come a little bit of choice at every point
in frozen and then are re-heated of service,” Kelley says.
using a thermalized oven.”
Sue Kelley at the Lodge's grand opening.
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“Thank you for all that
WE’RE ALL
have contributed to
the Foundation. This
has helped us provide
IN THIS
incredible care to
everyone – young and
old.”
TOGETHER!
D R . AN D R E W CO LLI NS,
PE ACE AR CH H OSPI TAL
“I want our community
of donors to know that
their support does
“Boy there have been “It is a real privilege not go unnoticed. The
lots of times I walked to be a part of the outreach from the
through those doors [food delivery] community has been
and have always been program. Your support so appreciated by
taken care of love is appreciated by us my co-workers and
Peace Arch Hospital” and the many small I… the 7pm cheer is
LE SLI E PECK , FACEB O O K businesses and farms incredible, it’s almost
that we use and become a community
support. Thank you!” event as I see so many
CH EF AD R IAN B E AT Y, families attend.”
“Thank you [Peace
I NS TAG R A M
Arch Hospital M EG AN LUM , N U R SE
ED U C ATO R , PE ACE AR CH
Foundation] for your H OSPI TAL
support of local small
businesses!” “The English language
doesn’t have the
LI V E YO G A , FACEB O O K “Thank you PAH. You
words to adequately
THANK YOU! Just are the best hospital!”
know that you are all H E AT H ER M I CHALU K ,
FACEB O O K
appreciated beyond
belief! Hugs.”
JAN E M AN N I N G ,
I NS TAG R A M
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“We felt it was
important to create
a program in our
community that
would support the
hardworking frontline
hospital staff, while
“You are amazing!
at the same time
Thank you for all your
supporting our local
work to support our
restaurants and cafes
community”
because we know
“I have seen our their businesses have G L AR E A SCH O O L ,
nursing and physician been hit really hard I NS TAG R A M
team be very resilient due to COVID-19.
and find the ability to We appreciate the
enjoy their work and collaboration with the “Hospital staff and I
each other, despite all Foundation” greatly appreciate
of the changes and
R I T U K HAN NA , E XECU T I V E the support, the
stresses the pandemic
D I R EC TO R O F T H E SO U T H donations, the cheers,
has made on their SU R R E Y & W H I T E R O CK
CHA M B ER O F CO M M ER CE the banners and the
work and home life. It
light and sirens every
is inspiring.”
day. If you are stuck at
ALIX K I T E, N U R SE home... use the time to
ED U C ATO R , PE ACE AR CH “I absolutely love
H OSPI TAL do the things that you
everyone at PAH. I’m always said you did
super stoked to help not have time to do.
out whenever and Be smart. Stay safe.
“We are truly honored wherever needed!” Stay connected with
to be supporting SA SS Y HAR DT, I NS TAG R A M family and friends but
the hospital staff keep your distance.
especially at a time What you do now will
like this. We are save lives later. Be
always here for the patient. This will not
Hospital and the last forever. “
Foundation.”
D R . J ER R O D H EN D RY, ER
CO B B’S B R E AD PH YSI CIAN AT PE ACE
SO U T H P O I N T AN N E X AR CH H OSPI TAL
SPRING 2020 15SECTION
✚ 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 2019. 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.
$2,000,000 + $25,000 ‑ $99,999 Estate of Isle of Mann $1,000 ‑ $9,999 Brawn Karras &
Estate of Anonymous (2) Robert James Thomson Construction Ltd. Anonymous (12) Sanderson Barristers &
Sylvia Elaine Olsen Grant & Michelle James B. Wallace Solicitors
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