March 2018

Rebecca Taylor is the Foundation’s newest team member and is energized by connecting individuals and organizations around common causes and using her dynamic interpersonal skills to establish long term and professional relationships with multiple individuals and groups in our community.

On March 3, 2018, Brian Curley ran 10 laps around Westwood Lake in honour of his son Lennox, and maternity unit at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital.
Rhiannon and Brian brought Lennox to meet the staff at the Hospital Foundation and to drop off the proceeds from their fundraising effort.
Over $7,000 was raised!
Thank you Brian, Rhiannon and Lennox.

One of our many sweetheart knitters – meet Mirna.
Mirna knits beautiful blankets for us for the kids we serve here.
This blanket is going to VI Scan so one of their visiting children will have a blanket to cuddle up in….a safe and cozy place.
Thank you Mirna

Thank you to artist Sharon Hubbard, along with George Acs from Executive Event Productions for their donation totaling $1,000 towards the purchase of a Vein Finder for the Cancer Clinic.
Visit Sharon’s website to see some of her amazing work  www.sharonhubbardarts.com 

“10 Laps for Lennox” a fundraiser for the Perinatal department at NRGH is happening this Sat, March 3 at Westwood Lake. The Revy Auto Group & Nissan of Nanaimo made the largest donation so far towards this worthy cause. Special thanks to Jim Revenberg and the entire gang at Nissan of Nanaimo. As well as to Brian Curley who will be running the laps and of course to Lennox, the star of the show. See you on Saturday morning. To make a donation at www.nanaimohospitalfoundation.com and tell us this gift is for 10 Laps for Lennox

George Kulai at Smokin’ George’s BBQ Restaurant & Take Out made a donation in support of 10 Laps from Lennox and the Perinatal Department at NRGH. Thank you!

Brian Curley will run 10 Laps around Westwood Lake on March 3rd.  This is a fundraising event in support of Brian’s son and the great care he received in the Perinatal Department at NRGH after he was born.