Giving Tuesday
To everyone who joined the movement this Giving Tuesday, you did it!
We are so grateful! We are blown away by your generosity. You came together and with Saint John LNG’s generous matching gift, the GRAND total is…
$77,777
That’s HUGE – you were definitely a part of something BIG and that's worth celebrating. Most importantly, it means a whole lot more support for cancer patients in your community. Thank you!
Big thanks go out to our Match Sponsor, Saint John LNG for stepping up to inspire so much generosity in our community.
Tammy Urquhart and Mother Irene Muir
Grateful Family Members
It is important for people to give what they can to the hospital Foundation because the doctors, nurses, and all the staff there, as well as the equipment and technology used there, save people's lives every day.
They saved dad's life several times over, during his lifetime. Our family is very grateful for the care, knowledge, and support he received there. And that is priceless.
I was inspired to give back to the foundation, because of the great care dad received and to support the people that supported him.
Dr. Samantha Gray
Medical Oncologist
It’s cancer… I hope you never hear those devastating words. But, if – perish the thought – it happens, I hope you know that all of us in oncology are here to care for you.
Your gifts to our hospital do so much to help patients. Your donations enhance cancer care and help so many patients and families in our community. Whatever you feel comfortable giving will help us continue to deliver life-sustaining, personalized care to our patients.
If you can, please donate to help cancer patients and their families.
Terry Haggerty
Grateful Patient
There are lots of things that wouldn’t be possible without donors like you and me.
When you stand behind our incredible healthcare professionals like my oncologist, Dr. Samantha Gray and my radiation oncologist, Dr. Robert Thompson – when you support their lifesaving work with your donations - you are spreading the spirit of Aloha.
You’re helping patients all over New Brunswick have more time to enjoy their version of paradise.
