QEH Annual Report

2012-2013
QEH Annual Report
Celebrating $50 million
in equipment purchases
since 1984
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Letter from the Chair
Dr. Joseph A. & Eileen McMillan Ambulatory Care Centre Update
Here for all Ages
Faith in her Hospital
QEH Foundation Milestones
QEH Foundation Signature Events
Residents of MacMillan Crescent
Inspiring Outcomes in the NICU
Leaving a Legacy
Financials
Your Generosity
2012-2013 Board of Directors
M is s i o n
D i re c to r s
Executi ve Co mmi ttee
Ad am B al d er s ton
D r. Peg g y B et hu ne
Ed C l ar k
K aren C rei g han
M i chael Far m er
D r. J ack i e G ood w in
Cor y G r ay
D orot hy J ohns ton
Lau r a- Lee Le w i s
B ob S ear
C hr i s W hi t l ock
S pencer Cam pbell, Chair
A llan M or se, Past Chair
D r. D ave M cK enna, Vi ce Chai r
K im L adner, Treasurer
Har r y G audet, S ecretar y
R i ck Adam s, Q EH Executi ve D irec tor
Bar b D unphy, Chi ef Executi ve O ffi cer
The mission of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation
is to raise funds for medical equipment for the Queen
Elizabeth Hospital
Visio n
To assist the Queen Elizabeth Hospital
family to provide the best healthcare
possible.
The QEH
Foundation
is turning 30!
We look
This fall will mark
forward
the beginning of
to bringing you
our 30th year
exciting news and
anniversary
information on how
celebrations.
you can join us in
commemorating
this milestone.
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I am pleased to share with you – our donors – the QEH Foundation’s 2012-13 annual
report demonstrating the impact that your support has made to the people who
receive and provide all levels of healthcare services at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
As donors supporting the purchase of medical equipment throughout the past year,
you were an essential part of the healthcare team. For the hundreds of people who
presented with chest pain and received an echocardiogram for rapid diagnosis and
treatment – you were there. For the 850 babies born at the QEH last year – some who required critical care
through the Neo-Natal ICU – you were there. And, for the thousands of patients who visited specialty clinics
in Ambulatory Care Centre – you were there.
Regardless of your level of support to the QEH Foundation, you had a direct impact on patient
care and healthy outcomes. On the pages that follow, you’ll read some stories that will
As my two-year
inspire you to continue your support to our Island’s largest hospital. Collectively,
term as Chair comes to
we continue to achieve lofty philanthropic goals at a time when our family, friends,
an end, we also say goodbye
and healthcare providers need our help the most. Our 2012 Annual Friends for Life
to retiring board members
Campaign achieved an unprecedented goal of $2 million in support of priority
Mike Farmer, Harry Gaudet,
medical equipment for Ophthalmology, Diagnostic Imaging, the Emergency
Allan Morse and current QEH
Department, and the Operating Room. Our 17th Annual QEH/Eastlink Telethon
Auxiliary president Dorothy Johnston.
raised over $638,000 in support of the Progressive Care Unit (PCU), Ambulatory
The QEH Foundation thanks them
Care Centre, as well as medical equipment for provincial specialties at the QEH
and current board members
such as the Stroke Care Unit, Cancer Treatment Centre, and the Laboratoy .
for their never-ending
Among the achievements, we recognized two organizations whose missions are to
support the QEH Foundation: the QEH Auxiliary surpassed $4 million in cumulative giving
to the QEH Foundation, and the Wo-He-Lo Club celebrated its 80th year of service in support
of the QEH nursery.
commitment toward
our mission.
In June, the Foundation celebrated two momentous events: the unveiling of a new donor recognition
wall in the lobby of the hospital, and the announcement of a significant milestone of donating more
than $50 million to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for equipment purchases since inception in 1984.
In 2014, the QEH Foundation will celebrate 30 years of supporting the equipment needs of the QEH.
Advances in medicine and technology over the past three decades means new and upgraded medical
equipment is essential and continuous, which leads us into our 2013-14 goal to raise funds to equip
the surgical support services expansion and redevelopment. The QEH Foundation continues to need
you as part of the healthcare team here at home on PEI.
With sincere thanks,
Spencer Campbell, Chair
QEH Foundation
P.S. To learn more about our surgical services redevelopment campaign, please visit us online at qehfoundation.pe.ca
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Dr. Joseph A.
Here for all ages.
Thanks to the generosity of our donors and the healthcare professionals at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital,
28 year old Rachel Harper is alive to share her story. In February 2012, Rachel received a shocking diagnosis upon
arrival to the QEH Emergency Department. She was athletic, young, and in great physical shape. Having ignored chest
pains, shortness of breath and tightness in her legs for too long, Rachel presented with all the signs and symptoms of a
pulmonary embolism - a potentially deadly blockage of arteries in the lungs caused by blood clots.
With the quick action of QEH Emergency
Physician, Dr. Joanne McGinn, and the
attention of QEH Internal Medicine Specialist,
Dr. Patrick Bergin, Rachel’s life-threatening
condition was rapidly diagnosed and treated.
Rachel and her family credit these QEH doctors
and the nursing staff for saving her life.
Last year the
Foundation raised
over $400,000 in
Diagnostic Imaging
equipment to help
patients just
like Rachel.
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From left: Rachel Harper is grateful for the fast action
of Emergency Physician Dr. Joanne McGinn, and Internal
Medicine Specialist Dr. Patrick Bergin through her diagnosis.
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& Eileen McMillan Ambulatory Care Update.
Thanks to the generous support from donors, the QEH Foundation contributed $5.2 million in medical equipment for
the new Dr. Joseph A. and Eileen McMillan Ambulatory Care Centre that opened in August 2012. Since then, patients
have benefited from the ease of access and expanded areas this centre has to offer. With close to 350 patient visits per
day, the new Ambulatory Care Centre has improved wait times, relieved pressure on the Emergency Department, and
increased overall healthcare service provisions at the QEH.
S e r vi ce s wi th i n th e Ambu l ato r y Care Cent re inc lud e:
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Asthma Education Centre
Endoscopy and Surgical Procedures
Eye Clinic
Hemodialysis
Lithotripsy
Patient-Preparation/Recovery
Same-Day Treatment Unit (STU)
Special Testing Services
- Cardio-Respiratory
- Echocardiography
- Vascular Lab
Specimen Collection
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Shared Clinics (A, B and C)
Clinic A
• Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) Clinic
• Enterstomal Therapy (ET)
• Infusion Pump Clinic
• Out-Patient Dietician
• Renal Clinic
• Respiratory Clinic
Clinic B and C • Heart Health Clinic
• Orthopedic Clinic
• Pacemaker Clinic
• Plastics Clinic
• Telehealth Services
• Urology Clinic
• Vascular Prevention Clinic
Renal Clinic
Faith in her hospital.
As a registered nurse at the Queen Elizabeth
Hospital for more than 30 years, Stratford
resident Kathy Larter was not as shocked as she
thought she would be when she discovered
she had breast cancer after detecting a lump.
Surprised nonetheless, Kathy had complete
faith in her fellow healthcare professionals at
the QEH.
Once diagnosed in March 2012, the experience of walking into the place that had become her second
home changed drastically. As the Nurse Manager for Unit 4, Kathy went from taking care of mothers
and their babies, to being the one taken care of. Even with her
cancer diagnosis, Kathy considers herself one of the “lucky ones”, As she discovered, “you never know
as she was able to receive all of her care here at home on PEI at when you might need the QEH.”
the QEH. Between the Diagnostic Imaging Department, the QEH
Operating Room, and the PEI Cancer Treatment Centre, she feels the care that she received was second to
none. Kathy is grateful to all of her QEH family for being there for her in her time of need, and to the QEH
Foundation for providing the state-of-the-art medical equipment, which many people may not realize.
Kathy is a long time supporter of the QEH Foundation and since 2007 has regularly donated to the
Foundation through payroll deduction.
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QEH Foundation Milestones.
In June, the QEH Foundation celebrated two
significant events leading into its 30th anniversary
year.
In addition to unveiling a new donor wall,
the Foundation announced a milestone of
$50 million in equipment purchases for the
QEH since its inception in 1984.
The QEH Foundation unveiled its first donor
wall in 1989. The need for a new wall had to
do with the recent renovations of the hospital,
coupled with the need to expand the recognition
wall to accommodate the number of people
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whose cumulative giving reached the starting
Subscriber level of recognition at $5,000,
through to the Platinum level of $2,000,000 and
above.
The names recognized on the wall represent
so much more than the financial contributions
donors have made. They represent families
and friends, loved ones who passed away,
special events, and also many caring Islanders
and visitors to PEI who decided that the QEH
is important to them. All the names together
represent a common compassion – the desire
to help others in need.
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The QEH Foundation is extremely proud of reaching $50 million in priority medical
equipment purchases for QEH services, including provincial services offered only
within the QEH such as the PEI Cancer Treatment Centre. It is an accomplishment
achieved only through continuing donor support. With the help of donors like
you, the QEH continues to provide first-class healthcare to Islanders, right here at
home on PEI.
The Foundation invites all donors to drop by and
view the new wall located just outside the new
office on the main level of the QEH. For more
information about appearing on our donor
recognition wall, please call Sandra Webster at
(902) 894-2182.
QEH Foundation Chair Spencer Campbell gets help unveiling the new donor wall from Premier Robert Ghiz, The Honourable H. Frank Lewis, and QEH Executive Director Rick Adams.
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QEH Signature Events
QEH Annual Friends for Life Campaign
Residents of Prince Edward Island demonstrated
yet again their Island generosity and belief in
the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by donating a total
of $2,000,000 during the QEH 2012
Annual Friends for Life Campaign.
Funds raised through this campaign enabled
the purchase of multiple pieces of priority
medical equipment including two new lasers
for ophthalmology, four new ultrasound units
for Diagnostic Imaging and the Emergency
Department, rehabilitation equipment for
stroke care patients, and two new anaesthesia
gas machines for the Operating Room.
Annual Friends for Life Campaign chair Dr. Jerry
O’Hanley was overjoyed by the response from
PEI, and extends his sincere thanks to all who
supported first-class healthcare, here at home,
at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Spencer Campbell, left, Chair of the QEH Foundation, and Dr. Jerry O’Hanley, Chair of
the 2012 Annual Friends for Life Campaign, stand outside the QEH celebrating the
success of the largest annual campaign in Foundation history.
QEH/Eastlink Telethon
The 17th Annual QEH/Eastlink Telethon took place May 25-26. Celebrating all things PEI, the Telethon raised a
record breaking amount of $638,607 to purchase priority medical equipment for areas such as: the QEH
Provincial Laboratory, the Operating Room, the Progressive Care Unit and the Ambulatory Care Centre,
among others. The Telethon is a true testament to our Island spirit with people giving of their time, talents
and financial support, all of which is essential to making this important event a success for the Island’s
hospital.
Celebrating the success of this year’s Telethon from back left is Regional Manager,
PEI with Eastlink TV Bruce MacLean, QEH/Eastlink Telethon Chair, Chris Whitlock,
Eastlink TV Host Matt Beardsley, QEH Foundation Chair Spencer Campbell,
and Telethon Co-Hosts Marlene MacDonald and Vern Murphy.
Members from the QEH Auxiliary
presented a total of $200,000 to
Telethon Chair Chris Whitlock
during this year’s
QEH/Eastlink Telethon.
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QEH Yuletide Gala Auction
With a sold-out crowd and an overwhelming
level of support from QEH physicians, the
Yuletide Gala Auction raised $124,546
for
new
cardio-respiratory
equipment
at the QEH. Thanks to the organizing
committee, sponsors, donors, and attendees,
funds raised from this event allowed the
purchase of three high flow nasal oxygen
systems used as an intermediary step before
placing a patient on a facemask or mechanical
ventilator; a Level 3 sleep lab to help patients
suffering from breathing problems during
sleep; and a new cough assist device to help
MS, ALS, and spinal cord injury patients expand
their lungs for a more forceful cough, which also
prevents infections.
Live and silent auctions offered a collection
of one-of-a-kind items, including: romance
packages, weekend getaways, dinner parties,
hand made local crafts and arts, jewelry, and
sweets for all tastes.
Dr. Jerry O’Hanley, centre, accepts over $124,000 from the 2012 QEH Yuletide Gala Auction Committee.
10 th Annual ‘Great Day’ Fore Health ~
Harry MacLauchlan Memorial Golf Tournament
The Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty,
together with the Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Foundation, held its 10th anniversary ‘Great Day’
Fore Health ~ Harry MacLauchlan Memorial Golf
Tournament on June 5.
Every year this event provides the QEH
Foundation with a great boost of support for
medical equipment needs at the QEH, and
the opportunity to remember Rotarian Harry
MacLauchlan who was also a good friend and
donor to the Foundation.
Since 2003, and with the support of generous
companies and individuals, this golf day has
raised $392,856 for medical equipment at
the QEH. In addition to teams that commit to
play each year, the event is made possible with
the generous support of sponsors, in particular:
Presenting Sponsor Cerner; Corporate Sponsor
Scotiabank & ScotiaMcLeod ; and Lifeline
Sponsor Johnson Insurance Inc.
Funds raised
from this event
helped purchase
priority medical
equipment for the
QEH including the
Operating Room
and Stroke
Care.
It was a “great day” for all 31 teams involved,
particularly with cooperation from the weather
for this year’s event. An impressive $47,246
was raised for the purchase of priority medical
equipment for the QEH.
From left, John Furlong, event co-chair, Barb Dunphy, QEH Foundation Chief Executive Officer,
Marjorie MacLauchlan, and Lee Forbes, event co-chair, celebrate ten years of fundraising success
for the QEH through the ‘Great Day’ Fore Health ~ Harry MacLauchlan Memorial Golf Tournament.
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From their neighbourhood to you.
Nigel Armstrong and his family present a donation to Telethon Chair Chris Whitlock on behalf of the residents of
MacMillan Crescent, who fundraise regularly in support of the QEH.
The residents of MacMillan Crescent in
Sherwood have been fundraising for the QEH
Foundation for the past 10 years.
MacMillan Crescent resident and former QEH Foundation
board member Sibyl Cutcliffe has led the charge for
a number of years, which includes fundraising events
such as yard and bake sales, card parties, and canvassing
during Telethon and the Annual Friends for Life Campaign.
It’s been a win-win experience for all the
residents involved, as they have had the
opportunity to get to know their neighbours
personally, and feel good about collectively
supporting the QEH. The group has raised over
$30,000 and is the only street on PEI to be on
the Foundation’s new donor wall.
Choose the
QEH Foundation
as your casual day
charity of choice!
Call (902) 894-2425
to order
your stickers
today.
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Residents of MacMillan Crescent receive their certificate for moving up to
the Patron Level ($25,000 - $49,999) on the QEH Foundation donor wall.
Accepting on behalf of the group is Jack and Sibyl Cutcliffe, left, and Penny
and Edgar Coffin, right.
MacMillan Crescent resident Nigel Armstrong
knew the importance of supporting the QEH,
but it became a much more meaningful
activity for him after being diagnosed with
cancer in 2009. He experienced first-hand the
technology and equipment that his fellow
neighbors have helped purchase and is grateful
for the care he was able to receive here at
home on PEI. As a young person with a young
family, Nigel is proud of the efforts and
dedication of the street where he lives and
would like to encourage other streets
throughout PEI to get involved in supporting
the QEH.
For more information on organizing a
fundraising event for the QEH, contact Paula
Hansen at (902) 894-2495 or by email at
phansen@qehfoundation.pe.ca
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The Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit
provides specialty care here at home.
Twenty-five weeks into her pregnancy, Jessica
Reeves of Freetown was hospitalized due to
complications. Five weeks later at just 30
weeks pregnant, Jessica delivered her daughter
Bella Mae Reeves on December 17, 2011
through an emergency C-section. Born much
earlier than Jessica and her husband Steve
were prepared for, Bella Mae was born at just
two pounds five ounces. Once Bella Mae grew
to three pounds, they returned home to the
Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the
QEH. Completely unaware of the NICU expertise
in PEI, Jessica’s fears and anxieties were quickly
put to rest upon meeting the exceptional
pediatric doctors and nursing staff at the QEH,
and experiencing the level of care that she and
her daughter received.
Jessica
experienced
The Reeves family is eternally
first-hand the added
provisions and support
grateful for the service and
the NICU receives for
staff at the NICU for taking care
families from dedicated
of their family here at home,
donors, like the Woreducing anxiety, travel, and
He-Lo Club. Thanks to
distance between them.
Wo-He-Lo fundraising
and devotion toward
neo-natal babies on
PEI, mothers and babies have a higher level of
comfort during their stay, while the equipment
and technology is equal to other centres across
the Maritimes.
Bella Mae is now doing great, and has caught
up to her age group with no long term
concerns to her health.
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A legacy gift to the
Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Bob Bateman was a successful entrepreneur
who owned and operated Prince Edward Air,
along with his loving wife Carolyn. Before they
sold their company in 2010, they had a successful
fleet of 25 airplanes with over 130 employees.
Sadly, Bob passed away in March of this year
following a brief but courageous battle with ALS.
Bob adored his wife Carolyn and their two sons,
Scott and Adam and he was so blessed when
he became a ‘grampie’ to grandchildren Mara,
Mateo and baby Maxim.
In 2002, Bob became a member of the QEH
Foundation Board, and both he and Carolyn
embraced the hospital’s many fundraising
efforts including the Yuletide Gala Auction
which Bob chaired for one year. Anyone who
took the opportunity to fly to secluded places
like St. Pierre and Micquleon, or spent time
in Nantucket or Boston under the personal
escort of Bob and Carolyn would agree
wholeheartedly they were some of the best
trips, and the memories captured during those
excursions would be forever treasured.
During his time on the Foundation
Board, Bob and Carolyn made an
important decision to purchase a
life insurance policy and named the
QEH Foundation the owner and
beneficiary.
“Bob truly understood the significance of the
QEH in our community,” concludes Carolyn.
“We were so thankful to attend last year’s
gala and see many of our friends and
colleagues. Our family will never forget
the incredible kindness provided to Bob
while he was a patient in the ICU during his
precious last days.”
Bob and Carolyn worked tirelessly to raise the profile
of many charities on PEI. Most importantly, they
helped established the Stars for Life Foundation
which was created to provide a life-long living and
learning experience for young adults with autism.
Have you considered including a charitable gift to the QEH in your estate plans?
Life insurance is one way to make a significant gift in the future. Talk to your professional
advisor about the many benefits of life insurance as part of your legacy. They can advise
you about the best options for your situation, whether transferring ownership of an
existing life insurance policy, purchasing a new life insurance policy, or naming the
Foundation as the beneficiary on your policy or in your Will.
For more information about a legacy gift, contact Helen Chapman at the
QEH Foundation office (902) 894-2432 or by email hchapman@qehfoundation.pe.ca
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Staying Accountable
Donations from individuals, businesses,
groups and organizations
$1,682,861 – 44%
Where the funds
come from
Special Projects and memorial donations
$873,040 – 23%
Bequests
$262,537 – 7%
Capital Campaign Donations (note 1)
$371,778 – 10%
Investment Income
$636,863 – 17%
$51,502,865 has been donated to the
Queen Elizabeth Hospital for medical equipment
since the Foundation’s inception in 1984.
Where the funds go
Annual & Designated Equipment
Purchases (note 2)
$2,470,227 - 65%
Endowment (note 3)
$393,846 - 10%
Capital Equipment Purchases
$371,778 – 10%
Operating Costs
$591,228 – 15%
1 - Commitments totaling $2.5 Million in
Capital Campaign medical equipment
purchases for the Ambulatory Care
Centre will be paid over the next year
from donations previously received.
2 - Funds were raised for: Diagnostic
Imaging, Anaesthesia, Ophthalmology,
Stroke Care, Cardio-Respiratory,
the Provincial Laboratory, Progressive
Care Unit, Operating Room, and the
Ambulatory Care Centre.
3 - In 2001, the Board of Directors
established a policy that unrestricted
bequests are to be directed to the
Endowment Fund. Further gifts to
the Endowment Fund are directed
by the donor.
Copies of the audited financial statements are available by contacting the QEH Foundation at (902) 894-2425 or at www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
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The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation is pleased to recognize the following donors whose
cumulative giving has moved them into new categories of giving on the donor wall, or introduced
them at the Subscriber level.
*Named Endowment ~ $100,000 +
Brad Richards Foundation
Banyan Tree Foundation
Doreen Gray Memorial
Harry W. MacLauchlan Memorial
Wanda J. & Eric P. MacPhail
Alex & Irene MacRae Memorial
Evelyn Patricia Matheson
Estate of D. Lloyd Mathieson
M. Eileen (McMillan) Fulford Memorial
David Rodd Memorial
Estate of John H. Walker
Vernon E. Williams Memorial
Estate of Sandra Younker
Silver ~ $250,000 - $499,999
Murray River & Area Ceilidhs
The Windsor Foundation
Bronze ~ $200,000 - $249,999
Dr. Ronald D. & Betty Drysdale
Major Benefactor ~ $100,000 - $199,999
Kings County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Joseph E. & Edith Murphy
Peter & Lois Olive
Benefactor ~ $50,000- $99,999
John & Eleanor Howatt
LeRoy & Bonnie Sherren
Staff of Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada
Stella Maris Credit Union
Everett & Jean Vant Voort
WestJet
Winsloe Lions Club
Patron ~ $25,000 - $49,999
Belvedere Funeral Home
Burgoyne Construction Ltd.
Carr, Stevenson & MacKay
Richard & Sandra Ching
Great-West Life Assurance Company
Island Shrine Club
Wes & Connie MacAleer
Hon. Lloyd G. & Helen M. MacPhail
Mark’s Work Wearhouse
Rena C. & Edward J. McAdam
Results Marketing & Advertising
Staff of PEI Liquor Control Commission
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Sponsors ~ $10,000 - $ 24,999
A-1 Vacuum Sales
ACI Central Incorporated
Vincent & Georgina Blacquiere
Austin & Isabel Bowman
Layton & Jean Burgoyne
Carol Burke Memorial
Dr. Robert & Sharlene Campbell
Rev. Charlie Cheverie
Kenneth & Verna Coles
Dr. Thomas & Kirsten Connor
Lorne & Isabel Cousins
Dr. Jeff & Heidi Craswell
Robert & Pauline Dalziel
Hon. Percy Downe & Roslyn Saunders
Entire Mechanical Contractors
Dr. Robert G. & Dorothy Forsythe
Darlene & Ed Harrison
Dr. Reg & Gillian Hutchings
Island EMS
Eleanor & Sheldon Jay
Dr. Rachel Kassner & Joel Palter
Ray & Adeline Livingstone
Dunstan & Heather MacDonald
MacLean Construction Ltd.
Ian & Dorothy MacLeod
Margaret MacMillan
Donald & Ethel MacQuarrie
Clarence & Alice McEwen
Mel Martin Memorial
Lorne & Shirley Moase
Dr. Alfred & Anne Morais
Mike & Pat O’Brien
Elbert & Shirley Orr
David & Joyce Peacock
Edward L. & Lynne Prebinski
ScotiaMcLeod Inc
The Travel Store
David Toombs
Town of Stratford
Elinor & Stanley Vass
Milton & Adelaide Weeks
Earl L. & Eunice D. Wonnacott
Dr. Mitchell & Janice Zelman
* Named Endowments are the lifetime gifts that keep on giving.
The principal, contributed by the donor(s), is invested and only the
income from the fund is used to purchase medical equipment each year.
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Subscribers ~ $5,000- $9,999
Acart Equipment
Dr. Lenley Adams & Dr. Carolyn Palmer
Rick & Trenna Adams
Stuart &. Ann Aitken
Ashe Roofing Ltd.
Austin McQuaid Rental & Leasing Inc.
Avonlea Women’s Institute (Cavendish)
Al & Teresa Babineau
Baird Family Foundation
Frank & Mary Bostwick
Doris Boulet & Lyle Brehaut
Dr. Blair & Jean Burch
Doris Campbell
Michael & Mary Jane Cassidy
Gilbert R. & Wilma Clements
Daniel & Lillian Coles
Sterling & Charlotte Conrad
Dr. A. Ernest Corrigan
St. Clair & Alice Coyle
George V. Curley
Wayne & Marion Cutcliffe
Sylvia Dauphinee
Joan & Patrick Desmarais
Claude & Joyce Dixon
Harry & Sandra Gaudet
Gavin & Brenda Gill
Graybar Canada Limited
Julie Hambly & Norman Bryenton
Rev. Ross & Virginia Howard
Darren & Laurie Ings
Lillian Kays
Dr. Robert Kelley & Inge Dorsey
Dr. Albert & Margaret Kozma
Faye & Wilfred Lacey
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Scott & Laura-Lee Lewis
Cheuk Man Ma & Lo Lai Ying
Boyd & Claire MacDonald
Marian L. & Earl MacDonald
MacDougall Steel Erectors
Mel & Fran MacDougall
Stuart & Helena MacEwen
Helen & Charles E. MacInnis
David & Ferne MacPhail
Dr. Stephen Farmer & Heather MacKinley
Boyd MacQuarrie
Carla & Kennie Martin
Frank & Jean McGuigan
Vernon & Helen Millar
MRSB Chartered Accountants
Gordon & Jean Peardon
Merrill & Genevieve Pineau
Dr. Peter & Diane Porter
Prince Edward Island Culinary Adventures
Jean B. Profitt
Dr. Mona Reck
Merrill & Barbara Scott
David & Debbie Silverberg
Staff of TIAPEI
St. Lawrence - St. Theresa CWL
Sterling Women’s Institute
Bill & Irene Stevenson
Stow-It-All Storage Wars
Jackson Triggs
Tryon Consolidated School/Tryon Women’s Institute
Gordon & Caroll Tweedy
Wellington Construction
Maurice (Moe) & Joan Wood
Robert & Donna Younker
The QEH Foundation helps the Queen Elizabeth Hospital family provide
the best care possible to residents and visitors of Prince Edward Island
through the purchase of much needed medical equipment. All gifts
combined add up to make a significant impact in helping our provincial
hospital to continue to provide quality healthcare.
For further information on making a donation
please contact the QEH Foundation office at
(902) 894-2425 or online at www.qehfoundation.pe.ca
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QEH medical equipment needs in 2013-14 total $5,000,000. Part of the need is to equip the
Day Surgery Redevelopment, which will triple the size of our existing surgical support services.
This transformational redevelopment will help even more patients like five-year old Ethan
Hansen who had ear tubes inserted as well as his tonsils and adenoids removed through day
surgery procedures.
“Thank you to the doctors who helped me hear better.”
- Ethan Hansen
We want to hear from you!
Tell us how you prefer we communicate with you.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation
PO Box 6600
Charlottetown, PE C1A 8T5
(902) 894-2494
www.qehfoundation.pe.ca