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When Cancer Affects the Ones You Love When cancer aects the ones you love... ❑ I would like to become a monthly donor. I understand the amount of my donation will be added to my electricity bill each month (until I notify Newfoundland Power otherwise). I wish to donate the following amount: ❑ $20 ❑ $15 ❑ $10 ❑ $5 ❑ $____________________ ❑ I would like to make a one-time donation. I have included a cheque made out to The Power of Life Project for the following amount: ❑ $20 ❑ $15 ❑ $10 ❑ $5 ❑ $____________________ Name:___________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________ Postal Code: ______________________________________ Telephone: _______________________________________ Newfoundland Power Account #: you can do ______________________________________________ something to help. Mail this completed form to: The Power of Life Project Newfoundland Power Inc. P.O. Box 8910, St. John’s, NL A1B 3P6 For further information, please call Newfoundland Power: 1-800-663-2802 or visit us at newfoundlandpower.com or email [email protected]. Official tax receipts will be issued for annual donations greater than $10. newfoundlandpower.com Charitable registration number: 86250 7977 RR0001 THE POWER OF BEING THE POWER OF PROGRESS INFORMED Enhancing Cancer Care in Newfoundland Did you know? and Labrador - Over 22,500 patients visit the Dr. H. Bliss The Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Care Foundation has Murphy Cancer Centre for radiation treatment officially opened the Newfoundland Power 4D CT over the course of one year, and this number Simulator Suite at the Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer continues to increase. Centre. These simulators are the latest in planning technology and are required to support radiation - In Canada, every hour of every day, 20 people treatment machines. will be diagnosed with some type of cancer. Thanks to your support we continue to - In Newfoundland and Labrador, there are invest in leading edge cancer treatment 18,000 – 20,000 families estimated to be technology and equipment in St. John’s, living with cancer. Carbonear, Burin, Clarenville, Gander, Grand Falls-Windsor, Corner Brook and Stephenville. THE POWER TO MAKE A - One third of all types of cancer can be is about providing tools to DIFFERENCE prevented by eating well, being physically The Power of Life Project active, and staying at a healthy weight. cancer care teams so they can deliver the best treatment and care, and provide hope to cancer This year, over 2,800 families in our province will hear the patients right here in Newfoundland and Labrador. words “You have cancer...” - The Power of Life Project has partnered on screening and awareness campaigns for many By donating to The Power of Life Project you will make a types of cancer, including prostate and cervical difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families cancer. in Newfoundland and Labrador. Early detection and screening saves lives. The Power of Life Project is a partnership between By supporting The Power of Life Project you are Newfoundland Power and the Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer spreading the word about the importance of Care Foundation. being pro-active with your health! Our goal is simple: to raise funds in support of cancer care in our province!.
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