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Fundraiser grows support for Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation

Alliston Canadian Tire's Blooms for a Cause raises $5,000
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The Blooms for a Cause campaign at Canadian Tire in Alliston raised $5,000 for the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation. From left are Adriano Dalle Rive, general manager of Canadian Tire in Alliston, Darlene Mcleod, interim CEO of the hospital foundation, Dayna Dunn, community and corporate giving officer with the hospital foundation, and Brad O’Neill, associate dealer with Canadian Tire in Alliston.

NEWS RELEASE
STEVENSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
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The Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation (SMHF) is delighted to announce a generous donation of $5,000 from Canadian Tire in Alliston, raised from their successful Blooms for a Cause fundraising initiative.

This heartfelt contribution directly supports the hospital’s ongoing efforts to provide exceptional healthcare to the community, enhancing our ability to deliver vital services.

Blooms for a Cause, launched at Canadian Tire in Alliston, ran from May 11 to June 15. Every hanging basket purchased contributed $2 towards healthcare in our community by donating them to SMHF. This initiative not only added beauty to customers’ spaces but also fostered hope and wellness within the community.

“We are incredibly thankful to Canadian Tire and everyone who participated in the Blooms for a Cause fundraiser,” expressed Darlene Mcleod, interim CEO of SMHF. “Their generosity will have a lasting impact on our community’s health and well-being. Every dollar raised helps us continue to provide quality healthcare services right here at home.”

Canadian Tire Alliston has again shown its commitment to the community by supporting the hospital. The Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation sincerely thanks Canadian Tire and its customers for their steadfast support.

The ‘Because of you, we can’ campaign is the largest campaign in SMHF’s history. Donations received help purchase essential equipment, upgrade technology, and complete critical renovations essential to the transformation and redevelopment of Stevenson Memorial Hospital. The hospital’s redevelopment plan includes a new emergency department that will triple in size. With an emergency department built to manage 7,000 visits a year that currently manages close to 40,000 per year, along with a growing population in south Simcoe and surrounding communities, this redevelopment is needed today and for future generations.

For more information, to become involved, or to donate, please visit transformingstevenson.ca.

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