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Royal Canadian Legion Midland Branch 80 buys IV Pump for patients at GBGH

On December 20, 2019, the Royal Canadian Legion Midland Branch 80, presented a cheque for $4,400 to representatives from Georgian Bay General Hospital. The funds will be used to purchase a Smart IV Infusion Pump, which ensure that patients receive the right medication, in the right dosage, at the right frequency for the right length of time.

From left – Ron Adair, president, Midland Legion; Nicole Kraftscik, executive director, GBGH Foundation; Dr. Richard Thomas, physician, GBGH; Dan Travers, public relations officer, Midland Legion.

St. Theresa’s health care class donates 200 hygiene kits to local charities

A special health care class at St. Theresa’s Catholic Secondary School took part in a special project to create and donate hygiene kits to local charities, including Georgian Bay General Hospital, Shelter Now, the Salvation Army, the Guesthouse Shelter, Huronia Pregnancy Resource Centre and Huronia Transition Homes. The class collected more than 1,000 hygiene items through donations from students, staff and some local businesses, and assembled more than 200 individual bags for the charities, which were delivered on Monday, December 16, 2019.

From left: Heather Spence, teacher at St. Theresa’s; Jen Russell, development and communications officer, GBGH Foundation; Muhammad Farooq, Jennifer Kennedy, Avery Hoddy and Timothy Paddon from St. Theresa’s; and Stephanie Patenaude, housekeeping supervisor, GBGH.

Royal Canadian Legion Midland Branch 80 buys IV Pump for patients at GBGH

St. Theresa’s health care class donates 200 hygiene kits to local charities

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