GIVE. WHERE YOU LIVE. Anmore
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GIVE. WHERE YOU LIVE. Anmore . Belcarra . Coquitlam . Port Coquitlam . Port Moody “This is my community - I was born and raised here and for the past 17 years, my family and I have called it our home. Eagle Ridge Hospital is my hospital for many important reasons. It is the place that cares for my family, friends and neighbours – all of the faces that make my community complete. It is also where I hang my professional hat every day, in the Emergency Department, where I am so proud to also care for those same faces and so many more. It is a joy and a privilege to donate; to give where I live.” ~ Dr. Mike Mostrenko Dr. Mike Mostrenko and his son William, fishing off the dock at Emergency Physician Belcarra. Learn more — erhf.ca/hearthands Eagle Ridge Hospital Thank you for your support. Your dollars stay right here in our community, helping to save lives. A few of the many highlights so far in 2018: We received some amazing transformational • 175 breast cancer survivors were treated in the gifts supporting the expansion of our Areola Tattoo Clinic; a clinic funded 100% by Emergency Department, Cardiology and donors. Community Outpatient Services: • 15 children living in low income families received • Sharon Perry and her family donated $1,000,000 the gift of hearing through our Hearing for Kids in memory of Bruce Kehler (husband, dad, Program. papa) to ensure Cardiac services at Eagle Ridge Hospital grow and expand to meet the • Patients of the Tri-Cities Dialysis Unit received increasing cardiac needs of our community. 19 new comfort stations and televisions to make their four hour treatments more comfortable. • Eagle Ridge Hospital’s Auxiliary donated $250,000 to ensure there is more waiting room • 30 youth between 6 – 18 years of age who are space for patients and their loved ones in dealing with mental health challenges were what will be the newly expanded Emergency given access to Yoga classes to help with stress Department. reduction and being mindful. • 75 residents living with mental health challenges • Port Moody Firefighters’ Charitable Society at the Cottonwood, Connelly and Cypress Lodges donated $150,000 to provide a much needed participated in off-site day trips because of a second resuscitation room in the soon to be Hopes and Dreams Fund set up by Phoenix Truck expanded Emergency Department. & Crane. This holiday season, please GIVE. WHERE YOU LIVE. Make a gift that will save lives by transforming the level of health care at your community hospital. Donate today at: erhf.ca/ways-to-donate 475 Guildford Way, Port Moody, BC erhf.ca 604.469.3128 Follow Us .