Lifestyle
Pembroke Regional Hospital Raises Over $15,000 for Infant Security
Residents of Pembroke and Petawawa have demonstrated their community spirit by raising a total of $15,086 for the Pembroke Regional Hospital through the third annual Holiday Smile Cookie Campaign. The campaign, which took place from November 17 to 23, 2023, involved the sale of 15,086 cookies across six local Tim Hortons locations—three in Pembroke and three in Petawawa.
The funds raised will be allocated towards purchasing a new HUGS Infant Security System, which is essential for enhancing the security of the labour and delivery unit at the hospital. This new system is expected to significantly improve the safety and monitoring of newborns, ensuring peace of mind for new parents.
Community Support Highlights Importance of Local Initiatives
Andy Burns, co-owner and operator of the McCluskey Group, expressed the personal significance of the partnership. “It makes us feel very good to know that funds raised will go directly towards essential equipment for the labour and delivery unit at the hospital that services our community and our teams,” he stated.
Roger Martin, executive director of the Pembroke Regional Hospital Foundation, acknowledged the community’s vital role in the success of the fundraiser. “Our team at the Foundation and the entire hospital staff were so excited to help with this year’s fundraiser, volunteering their time to decorate cookies, purchasing cookies, and spreading the word,” he noted. “Nothing is better than seeing all those smiling faces, and that includes patients at PRH who will benefit directly through donations to our highest priority equipment needs.”
The initiative has not only fostered a sense of community but has also highlighted the importance of supporting local healthcare facilities. Residents interested in making further contributions can reach out to the PRH Foundation office at (613) 732-2811 ext. 7408 or visit www.prhfoundation.com for more information.
Through such collaborative efforts, the Pembroke and Petawawa communities continue to show their commitment to enhancing healthcare services for all residents, ensuring that critical support is always available when needed.
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