2015 Harvest Super Booster
October 27, 2015
Helping The Stollery Children’s Hospital meet its fund-raising goals over the next 18 months are the Battle River Community Fundraising Initiative and family members (left to right): Rod Ross, Brett Denham holding Macy, Nicole Denham holding Willa, Reese Denham, Cliff Denham and Brian Austrom. All committee members have benefitted first-hand from the incredible level of care that the Stollery provides.
Photo by Sue Nelson
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The Stollery Children’s Hospital opened in October 2001. It’s a hospital within a hospital, situated within the University of Alberta Hospital, which sees thousands of critically ill and injured children every year. The Battle River Community Fundraising Initiative is stepping up to help with The Stollery’s pressing need for expansion and redevelopment. This group of dedicated family members and others from our community understand firsthand the need for this facility and want to make sure it’s there for others. A variety of merchandise The goal is to raise $500,000 in funds over the next 18 months and to name one of the new pediatric operating rooms the Battle River Community Room. and services, including:
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Donor contributions have a life-changing impact on critically ill children. Read stories of what the Stollery hospital has meant for families throughout Alberta and beyond on page 4 of this Super Booster. Donations may be made through any one of The Battle River Community Initiative fundraising members, or through the Battle River Community Foundation.
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