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Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, October 22, 2013
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Nanaimo News Bulletin W1
Yes! I want to support my Hospital! Donation Amount $___________________
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$10
$25 $50 Other $ __________
I have included a void cheque to register my monthly donation.
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Leave a legacy gift for generations to come Yes, I have already included a gift to the Foundation in my Will. Card No. _____________________________________________
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3-digit CSC # ___________ Expiry _________________________________________
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Name of Donor(s) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Street Address __________________________________________________
Town_____________________________________
Prov. ___________
Postal Code ______________________________ Phone ___________________________________ Email ___________________________________ Please make cheques payable to the Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation. Receipts are issued for donations of $20 or more. RTC2013 The Hospital Foundation does not share donor information with anyone. Once your donation form is complete please place in an envelope and return to the Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation at the address found below. Thank you!
Thank you for your support!
Our Vision Excellent healthcare, facilities and equipment.
Our Mission The Foundation creates opportunities for donors to advance healthcare in our communities.
Donate securely online at www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com
The Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation provides funding for equipment and services at NRGH, Dufferin Place Extended Care Facility (Nanaimo), Trillium Lodge (Parksville), and Eagle Park Health Care Facility (Qualicum Beach). NRGH is the primary care facility for the communities identified on the map; it is also designated “regional referral hospital” for all areas north of the Malahat.
Greetings from the Foundation! Happy 35th! The Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation turned a respectable thirty-five years old this year. In addition, the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital (NRGH) celebrated its 50th year in operation! In fact we have reached many milestones in 2013 and would like to recognize your generosity, hard work, and commitment to healthcare; you made it possible! It is time that we stand back and realize what we have created together since our first fiscal year in 1977-1978, when our charitable status was awarded and we began to build an organization based on integrity and ethical standards second-to-none.
Stay in Touch with the Foundation 102 – 1801 Bowen Road Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada V9S 1H1 Phone: 250-755-7690 Toll-Free from Oceanside: 250-947-8212 info@nanaimohospitalfoundation.com Charitable Registration No. 11905 0672 RR0001
Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/nanaimohospital Join us on Faceook www.facebook.com/nanaimohospital Watch us on YouTube www.youtube.com/nanaimohospital www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com
With your help, 2013 marked the 20th Anniversary of Lotto for Life, the 10th Anniversary of Run for Life, and Golf for Life celebrated its 20th year in September. We can never say it enough, “Thank You!” Your support, your belief in our purpose, and your generosity makes our work possible. Moreover, your precious funds purchase lifesaving equipment for Central Island Facilities. Which brings us to yet more exciting news; we are pleased to report that with your donations and pledges we have reached our goal of $4 million for the purchase of equipment in the New Emergency Department at NRGH. We announced our goal four years ago and together we made it happen. This is your gift to the people of Central Vancouver Island, the priceless possibility of healthcare excellence close to home. Thank you! Sincerely, Christine McAuley Board Chair
Maeve O’Byrne Foundation President
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Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Board of Directors 2012/2013 Christine McAuley Chair
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Our Events
The Foundation Family
For the last three years each of the Foundation’s events has been directed towards the new Emergency Department expansion at NRGH; the 2012/13 fiscal year was no different! The Foundation’s goal to raise $4 million for new equipment was largely aided by all lottery tickets sold, run registrations & pledges, and golf participation. These have been key events in the success of the campaign and we thank you for your help.
Code Brew
In September 2012 the 19th Golf for Life Charity Classic welcomed a full contingent of golfers and raised more than $95,500. In January 2013 tickets went on sale for our 20th Lotto for Life fundraiser. Ticket sales were down slightly from the previous year, 4,524 of the 5,000 available tickets sold – that’s 91%. Wayne and Clara Newman of Qualicum Beach were the lucky winners of the $100,000 Grand Prize! In May we co-hosted the most successful Run for Life to date in partnership with Financial Institutions from across Central Vancouver Island. The 10th Annual Run raised $32,000 thanks to 200 enthusiastic participants and their pledges, and 40 volunteers! It is thanks to each of our supporters that we are able to fund healthcare care. Thank you for seeing a need and stepping forward to help.
Nanaimo News Bulletin W4
Financial Highlights Funding Uses
Code Brew is the coffee kiosk conveniently located in the lobby of NRGH. It is also owned and operated by the Foundation. Code Brew is special for many reasons. Namely, it often provides first-time employment to many high school students, but it is also staffed by a dedicated group of volunteers who give time and energy for healthcare. Code Brew is also a revenue generating business and all proceeds are reinvested back into healthcare. Staff, patients, and visitors are literally fundraising when they stop by for a coffee and a snack. The coffee kiosk averaged 409 customers a day over the last fiscal-year (July 1st, 2012 – June 30th, 2013). They sold almost a quarter of a million food items last year, which included 75,000 cups of coffee.
Nanaimo Lifeline Client Growth
Jim Crist Vice Chair Kevin Wilson Treasurer
Funding Sources
Marjorie LaFoy Secretary Laurie Crossan Director Don Irvine Director Jamie Jackson Director Colin Haime Director Michael McKillican Director Greg Scott Director Susie Sirri Director Maeve O’Byrne President
Board Members Susie, Colin, Greg, Jim, Don, and Mike help Christine and Maeve cut the celebratory 35th Birthday Cake in August!
Facts & Figures
For the year ending June 30th, 2013 Funding Uses
• Over 25,500 donors have given more than $40 million to the Foundation since 1991. • 122 volunteers devoted nearly 4,600 hours in 2012/13...a labour value of nearly $58,000. • 6,185 donors gave over $3.8 million in 2012/13. • • • •
• • • •
Bowser - 15 donors Parksville - 561 donors Ladysmith - 241 donors Other Communities - 946 donors
• • • •
Nanoose Bay - 225 donors Gabriola Island - 92 donors Qualicum Beach - 439 donors Nanaimo - 3,445 donors
• • •
Cedar - 6 donors Port Alberni - 62 donors Lantzville - 153 donors
Funding Sources
Silent Guardian Fund (SGF)
5,201
Social Enterprise Income
155,441
Scholarships
7,000
Investment Income
116,980
Lotto for Life
452,400 430,768
Emergency Department
5,975 individuals contributed over $3 million in 2012/13. 69 community organizations and service clubs contributed over $430,000 in 2012/13. 134 companies contributed over $275,000 in 2012/13. 7 separate foundations contributed over $45,000 in 2012/13.
• Donations arrived from a variety of places, but the majority of supporters are on Central Vancouver Island:
The Nanaimo Lifeline Program is owned and operated by the Hospital Foundation. In the last fiscal year, our Lifeline Program achieved a net growth of 49 clients. This is the result of 509 new installations and 460 units returned for various reasons. This high rate of return is normal as a majority of our clients are between the ages of 80 and 106. The graph indicates that net growth occurred in District 69 or Oceanside area, where the percentage of total clients rose from 31% to 33%. The Foundation also has a Silent Guardian Fund if donors would like to support seniors who cannot afford the Lifeline montly fee. To learn how to become a Silent Guardian visit www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com/lifeline.
2,900,274
Renal Services
75,381
Annual Giving (Mail requests)
Digital Mammography System
90,205
Planned Giving
Paedatrics Department
41,621
Tribute Gifts
Specialized Equipment
139,784
Others
39,791 3,299,258
1,999,526 81,377
Grants & Proposals
437,800
Auxiliaries’ Gifts
265,150
Events
193,132
Corporate Education Gifts
53,844 4,186,418
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Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Board of Directors 2012/2013 Christine McAuley Chair
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Our Events
The Foundation Family
For the last three years each of the Foundation’s events has been directed towards the new Emergency Department expansion at NRGH; the 2012/13 fiscal year was no different! The Foundation’s goal to raise $4 million for new equipment was largely aided by all lottery tickets sold, run registrations & pledges, and golf participation. These have been key events in the success of the campaign and we thank you for your help.
Code Brew
In September 2012 the 19th Golf for Life Charity Classic welcomed a full contingent of golfers and raised more than $95,500. In January 2013 tickets went on sale for our 20th Lotto for Life fundraiser. Ticket sales were down slightly from the previous year, 4,524 of the 5,000 available tickets sold – that’s 91%. Wayne and Clara Newman of Qualicum Beach were the lucky winners of the $100,000 Grand Prize! In May we co-hosted the most successful Run for Life to date in partnership with Financial Institutions from across Central Vancouver Island. The 10th Annual Run raised $32,000 thanks to 200 enthusiastic participants and their pledges, and 40 volunteers! It is thanks to each of our supporters that we are able to fund healthcare care. Thank you for seeing a need and stepping forward to help.
Nanaimo News Bulletin W3
Financial Highlights Funding Uses
Code Brew is the coffee kiosk conveniently located in the lobby of NRGH. It is also owned and operated by the Foundation. Code Brew is special for many reasons. Namely, it often provides first-time employment to many high school students, but it is also staffed by a dedicated group of volunteers who give time and energy for healthcare. Code Brew is also a revenue generating business and all proceeds are reinvested back into healthcare. Staff, patients, and visitors are literally fundraising when they stop by for a coffee and a snack. The coffee kiosk averaged 409 customers a day over the last fiscal-year (July 1st, 2012 – June 30th, 2013). They sold almost a quarter of a million food items last year, which included 75,000 cups of coffee.
Nanaimo Lifeline Client Growth
Jim Crist Vice Chair Kevin Wilson Treasurer
Funding Sources
Marjorie LaFoy Secretary Laurie Crossan Director Don Irvine Director Jamie Jackson Director Colin Haime Director Michael McKillican Director Greg Scott Director Susie Sirri Director Maeve O’Byrne President
Board Members Susie, Colin, Greg, Jim, Don, and Mike help Christine and Maeve cut the celebratory 35th Birthday Cake in August!
Facts & Figures
For the year ending June 30th, 2013 Funding Uses
• Over 25,500 donors have given more than $40 million to the Foundation since 1991. • 122 volunteers devoted nearly 4,600 hours in 2012/13...a labour value of nearly $58,000. • 6,185 donors gave over $3.8 million in 2012/13. • • • •
• • • •
Bowser - 15 donors Parksville - 561 donors Ladysmith - 241 donors Other Communities - 946 donors
• • • •
Nanoose Bay - 225 donors Gabriola Island - 92 donors Qualicum Beach - 439 donors Nanaimo - 3,445 donors
• • •
Cedar - 6 donors Port Alberni - 62 donors Lantzville - 153 donors
Funding Sources
Silent Guardian Fund (SGF)
5,201
Social Enterprise Income
155,441
Scholarships
7,000
Investment Income
116,980
Lotto for Life
452,400 430,768
Emergency Department
5,975 individuals contributed over $3 million in 2012/13. 69 community organizations and service clubs contributed over $430,000 in 2012/13. 134 companies contributed over $275,000 in 2012/13. 7 separate foundations contributed over $45,000 in 2012/13.
• Donations arrived from a variety of places, but the majority of supporters are on Central Vancouver Island:
The Nanaimo Lifeline Program is owned and operated by the Hospital Foundation. In the last fiscal year, our Lifeline Program achieved a net growth of 49 clients. This is the result of 509 new installations and 460 units returned for various reasons. This high rate of return is normal as a majority of our clients are between the ages of 80 and 106. The graph indicates that net growth occurred in District 69 or Oceanside area, where the percentage of total clients rose from 31% to 33%. The Foundation also has a Silent Guardian Fund if donors would like to support seniors who cannot afford the Lifeline montly fee. To learn how to become a Silent Guardian visit www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com/lifeline.
2,900,274
Renal Services
75,381
Annual Giving (Mail requests)
Digital Mammography System
90,205
Planned Giving
Paedatrics Department
41,621
Tribute Gifts
Specialized Equipment
139,784
Others
39,791 3,299,258
1,999,526 81,377
Grants & Proposals
437,800
Auxiliaries’ Gifts
265,150
Events
193,132
Corporate Education Gifts
53,844 4,186,418
W2
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Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Board of Directors 2012/2013 Christine McAuley Chair
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Our Events
The Foundation Family
For the last three years each of the Foundation’s events has been directed towards the new Emergency Department expansion at NRGH; the 2012/13 fiscal year was no different! The Foundation’s goal to raise $4 million for new equipment was largely aided by all lottery tickets sold, run registrations & pledges, and golf participation. These have been key events in the success of the campaign and we thank you for your help.
Code Brew
In September 2012 the 19th Golf for Life Charity Classic welcomed a full contingent of golfers and raised more than $95,500. In January 2013 tickets went on sale for our 20th Lotto for Life fundraiser. Ticket sales were down slightly from the previous year, 4,524 of the 5,000 available tickets sold – that’s 91%. Wayne and Clara Newman of Qualicum Beach were the lucky winners of the $100,000 Grand Prize! In May we co-hosted the most successful Run for Life to date in partnership with Financial Institutions from across Central Vancouver Island. The 10th Annual Run raised $32,000 thanks to 200 enthusiastic participants and their pledges, and 40 volunteers! It is thanks to each of our supporters that we are able to fund healthcare care. Thank you for seeing a need and stepping forward to help.
Nanaimo News Bulletin W3
Financial Highlights Funding Uses
Code Brew is the coffee kiosk conveniently located in the lobby of NRGH. It is also owned and operated by the Foundation. Code Brew is special for many reasons. Namely, it often provides first-time employment to many high school students, but it is also staffed by a dedicated group of volunteers who give time and energy for healthcare. Code Brew is also a revenue generating business and all proceeds are reinvested back into healthcare. Staff, patients, and visitors are literally fundraising when they stop by for a coffee and a snack. The coffee kiosk averaged 409 customers a day over the last fiscal-year (July 1st, 2012 – June 30th, 2013). They sold almost a quarter of a million food items last year, which included 75,000 cups of coffee.
Nanaimo Lifeline Client Growth
Jim Crist Vice Chair Kevin Wilson Treasurer
Funding Sources
Marjorie LaFoy Secretary Laurie Crossan Director Don Irvine Director Jamie Jackson Director Colin Haime Director Michael McKillican Director Greg Scott Director Susie Sirri Director Maeve O’Byrne President
Board Members Susie, Colin, Greg, Jim, Don, and Mike help Christine and Maeve cut the celebratory 35th Birthday Cake in August!
Facts & Figures
For the year ending June 30th, 2013 Funding Uses
• Over 25,500 donors have given more than $40 million to the Foundation since 1991. • 122 volunteers devoted nearly 4,600 hours in 2012/13...a labour value of nearly $58,000. • 6,185 donors gave over $3.8 million in 2012/13. • • • •
• • • •
Bowser - 15 donors Parksville - 561 donors Ladysmith - 241 donors Other Communities - 946 donors
• • • •
Nanoose Bay - 225 donors Gabriola Island - 92 donors Qualicum Beach - 439 donors Nanaimo - 3,445 donors
• • •
Cedar - 6 donors Port Alberni - 62 donors Lantzville - 153 donors
Funding Sources
Silent Guardian Fund (SGF)
5,201
Social Enterprise Income
155,441
Scholarships
7,000
Investment Income
116,980
Lotto for Life
452,400 430,768
Emergency Department
5,975 individuals contributed over $3 million in 2012/13. 69 community organizations and service clubs contributed over $430,000 in 2012/13. 134 companies contributed over $275,000 in 2012/13. 7 separate foundations contributed over $45,000 in 2012/13.
• Donations arrived from a variety of places, but the majority of supporters are on Central Vancouver Island:
The Nanaimo Lifeline Program is owned and operated by the Hospital Foundation. In the last fiscal year, our Lifeline Program achieved a net growth of 49 clients. This is the result of 509 new installations and 460 units returned for various reasons. This high rate of return is normal as a majority of our clients are between the ages of 80 and 106. The graph indicates that net growth occurred in District 69 or Oceanside area, where the percentage of total clients rose from 31% to 33%. The Foundation also has a Silent Guardian Fund if donors would like to support seniors who cannot afford the Lifeline montly fee. To learn how to become a Silent Guardian visit www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com/lifeline.
2,900,274
Renal Services
75,381
Annual Giving (Mail requests)
Digital Mammography System
90,205
Planned Giving
Paedatrics Department
41,621
Tribute Gifts
Specialized Equipment
139,784
Others
39,791 3,299,258
1,999,526 81,377
Grants & Proposals
437,800
Auxiliaries’ Gifts
265,150
Events
193,132
Corporate Education Gifts
53,844 4,186,418
W4
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Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, October 22, 2013
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Nanaimo News Bulletin W1
Yes! I want to support my Hospital! Donation Amount $___________________
Cash
Another Option is a... Monthly Donation
Cheque
Visa
$10
$25 $50 Other $ __________
I have included a void cheque to register my monthly donation.
MasterCard
Please charge my credit card
Leave a legacy gift for generations to come Yes, I have already included a gift to the Foundation in my Will. Card No. _____________________________________________
Please send me Legacy Gift information.
3-digit CSC # ___________ Expiry _________________________________________
Name on Card ___________________________________________________
Signature ___________________________________________________
Name of Donor(s) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Street Address __________________________________________________
Town_____________________________________
Prov. ___________
Postal Code ______________________________ Phone ___________________________________ Email ___________________________________ Please make cheques payable to the Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation. Receipts are issued for donations of $20 or more. RTC2013 The Hospital Foundation does not share donor information with anyone. Once your donation form is complete please place in an envelope and return to the Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation at the address found below. Thank you!
Thank you for your support!
Our Vision Excellent healthcare, facilities and equipment.
Our Mission The Foundation creates opportunities for donors to advance healthcare in our communities.
Donate securely online at www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com
The Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation provides funding for equipment and services at NRGH, Dufferin Place Extended Care Facility (Nanaimo), Trillium Lodge (Parksville), and Eagle Park Health Care Facility (Qualicum Beach). NRGH is the primary care facility for the communities identified on the map; it is also designated “regional referral hospital” for all areas north of the Malahat.
Greetings from the Foundation! Happy 35th! The Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation turned a respectable thirty-five years old this year. In addition, the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital (NRGH) celebrated its 50th year in operation! In fact we have reached many milestones in 2013 and would like to recognize your generosity, hard work, and commitment to healthcare; you made it possible! It is time that we stand back and realize what we have created together since our first fiscal year in 1977-1978, when our charitable status was awarded and we began to build an organization based on integrity and ethical standards second-to-none.
Stay in Touch with the Foundation 102 – 1801 Bowen Road Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada V9S 1H1 Phone: 250-755-7690 Toll-Free from Oceanside: 250-947-8212 info@nanaimohospitalfoundation.com Charitable Registration No. 11905 0672 RR0001
Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/nanaimohospital Join us on Faceook www.facebook.com/nanaimohospital Watch us on YouTube www.youtube.com/nanaimohospital www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com
With your help, 2013 marked the 20th Anniversary of Lotto for Life, the 10th Anniversary of Run for Life, and Golf for Life celebrated its 20th year in September. We can never say it enough, “Thank You!” Your support, your belief in our purpose, and your generosity makes our work possible. Moreover, your precious funds purchase lifesaving equipment for Central Island Facilities. Which brings us to yet more exciting news; we are pleased to report that with your donations and pledges we have reached our goal of $4 million for the purchase of equipment in the New Emergency Department at NRGH. We announced our goal four years ago and together we made it happen. This is your gift to the people of Central Vancouver Island, the priceless possibility of healthcare excellence close to home. Thank you! Sincerely, Christine McAuley Board Chair
Maeve O’Byrne Foundation President
W3
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Nanaimo News Bulletin Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Board of Directors 2012/2013 Christine McAuley Chair
www.nanaimobulletin.com
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Our Events
The Foundation Family
For the last three years each of the Foundation’s events has been directed towards the new Emergency Department expansion at NRGH; the 2012/13 fiscal year was no different! The Foundation’s goal to raise $4 million for new equipment was largely aided by all lottery tickets sold, run registrations & pledges, and golf participation. These have been key events in the success of the campaign and we thank you for your help.
Code Brew
In September 2012 the 19th Golf for Life Charity Classic welcomed a full contingent of golfers and raised more than $95,500. In January 2013 tickets went on sale for our 20th Lotto for Life fundraiser. Ticket sales were down slightly from the previous year, 4,524 of the 5,000 available tickets sold – that’s 91%. Wayne and Clara Newman of Qualicum Beach were the lucky winners of the $100,000 Grand Prize! In May we co-hosted the most successful Run for Life to date in partnership with Financial Institutions from across Central Vancouver Island. The 10th Annual Run raised $32,000 thanks to 200 enthusiastic participants and their pledges, and 40 volunteers! It is thanks to each of our supporters that we are able to fund healthcare care. Thank you for seeing a need and stepping forward to help.
Nanaimo News Bulletin W4
Financial Highlights Funding Uses
Code Brew is the coffee kiosk conveniently located in the lobby of NRGH. It is also owned and operated by the Foundation. Code Brew is special for many reasons. Namely, it often provides first-time employment to many high school students, but it is also staffed by a dedicated group of volunteers who give time and energy for healthcare. Code Brew is also a revenue generating business and all proceeds are reinvested back into healthcare. Staff, patients, and visitors are literally fundraising when they stop by for a coffee and a snack. The coffee kiosk averaged 409 customers a day over the last fiscal-year (July 1st, 2012 – June 30th, 2013). They sold almost a quarter of a million food items last year, which included 75,000 cups of coffee.
Nanaimo Lifeline Client Growth
Jim Crist Vice Chair Kevin Wilson Treasurer
Funding Sources
Marjorie LaFoy Secretary Laurie Crossan Director Don Irvine Director Jamie Jackson Director Colin Haime Director Michael McKillican Director Greg Scott Director Susie Sirri Director Maeve O’Byrne President
Board Members Susie, Colin, Greg, Jim, Don, and Mike help Christine and Maeve cut the celebratory 35th Birthday Cake in August!
Facts & Figures
For the year ending June 30th, 2013 Funding Uses
• Over 25,500 donors have given more than $40 million to the Foundation since 1991. • 122 volunteers devoted nearly 4,600 hours in 2012/13...a labour value of nearly $58,000. • 6,185 donors gave over $3.8 million in 2012/13. • • • •
• • • •
Bowser - 15 donors Parksville - 561 donors Ladysmith - 241 donors Other Communities - 946 donors
• • • •
Nanoose Bay - 225 donors Gabriola Island - 92 donors Qualicum Beach - 439 donors Nanaimo - 3,445 donors
• • •
Cedar - 6 donors Port Alberni - 62 donors Lantzville - 153 donors
Funding Sources
Silent Guardian Fund (SGF)
5,201
Social Enterprise Income
155,441
Scholarships
7,000
Investment Income
116,980
Lotto for Life
452,400 430,768
Emergency Department
5,975 individuals contributed over $3 million in 2012/13. 69 community organizations and service clubs contributed over $430,000 in 2012/13. 134 companies contributed over $275,000 in 2012/13. 7 separate foundations contributed over $45,000 in 2012/13.
• Donations arrived from a variety of places, but the majority of supporters are on Central Vancouver Island:
The Nanaimo Lifeline Program is owned and operated by the Hospital Foundation. In the last fiscal year, our Lifeline Program achieved a net growth of 49 clients. This is the result of 509 new installations and 460 units returned for various reasons. This high rate of return is normal as a majority of our clients are between the ages of 80 and 106. The graph indicates that net growth occurred in District 69 or Oceanside area, where the percentage of total clients rose from 31% to 33%. The Foundation also has a Silent Guardian Fund if donors would like to support seniors who cannot afford the Lifeline montly fee. To learn how to become a Silent Guardian visit www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com/lifeline.
2,900,274
Renal Services
75,381
Annual Giving (Mail requests)
Digital Mammography System
90,205
Planned Giving
Paedatrics Department
41,621
Tribute Gifts
Specialized Equipment
139,784
Others
39,791 3,299,258
1,999,526 81,377
Grants & Proposals
437,800
Auxiliaries’ Gifts
265,150
Events
193,132
Corporate Education Gifts
53,844 4,186,418