The Peterborough Regional Health Centre Foundation 50/50 Raffle is back!

Doctors in a procedure room

The PRHC Foundation online 50/50 Lottery is back! By purchasing tickets, you are helping to support the world-class care patients need and deserve in the Peterborough region.

Don’t miss your chance to win the growing Jackpot + Bonus Grand Prize of a $2,500 Resorts of Ontario gift certificate or $2,000 CASH!

Tickets 

  • $10 for 10

  • $20 for 40

  • $40 for 160

  • $75 for 400 (Best value!)

Thousand Dollar Thursdays Early Bird Draws!

Purchasing early has its rewards! Buy before the Early Bird Deadlines for a chance to win additional cash.

Early Bird 1 Deadline: November 17th at midnight

Winner will be drawn November 18th at 9:30am. One winner will take home $1,000 CASH!

Early Bird 2 Deadline: November 24th at midnight

Winner will be drawn November 25th at 9:30am. One winner will take home $1,000 CASH!

The Final Deadline is November 29th at midnight and the Grand Prize Draw will take place at 9:30am November 30th. A new program starts every month!

While the majority of the province’s hospitals’ operating dollars flow from Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, funding for equipment and technology remains the responsibility of the community. Our hospital relies on the generosity of donors to ensure PRHC’s doctors, nurses and staff have the life-changing and lifesaving equipment they need.

Support the PRHC Foundation 50/50 Lottery today for your chance to WIN BIG! Plus, you’ll win by supporting world-class patient care at your hospital.

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Lions Club of Peterborough donates in support of world-class care!

Lions Club of Peterborough makes a donation

Thank you, Lions Club of Peterborough, for supporting world-class care at your regional hospital! This wonderful donation of $1,600 from the Lions will help fund the equipment and technology that support the Cardiac Cath Lab and Paediatric Oncology at Peterborough Regional Health Centre.

Thanks to donors like the Lions, we can help ensure our families, friends, and neighbours can continue to get world-class cardiac care, right here in our community, when every second counts.

And it’s with the support from donors, that PRHC is home to a Paediatric Oncology Satellite Clinic in partnership with the Paediatric Oncology Group of Ontario (POGO) and SickKids Hospital. As a result, fewer children have to travel for lifesaving cancer treatment, helping ease the burden for patients and families.

PRHC Foundation President & CEO receives prestigious Fellow of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy designation

PRHC Foundation President & CEO Lesley Heighway outside the hospital

The Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC) Foundation is pleased to announce that President & CEO Lesley Heighway has been awarded the designation of Fellow of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy in recognition of her fundraising leadership on behalf of Peterborough Regional Health Centre.

The Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP) is an international professional organization dedicated to healthcare philanthropy. The Fellow of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (FAHP) is a designation bestowed on AHP members who have made significant contributions to the profession.

Candidates must meet rigorous criteria including: career success that has had a transformative effect on the organizations they’ve supported; demonstrated leadership, mentorship and community service; and a comprehensive knowledge of healthcare governance and philanthropy. Of AHP’s 4,500 members at more than 2,200 healthcare facilities around the world, only 2% of AHP members have received the FAHP designation, with Heighway one of three selected in 2021.

Linda Skilton, Chair, PRHC Foundation Board of Directors made the announcement on behalf of the Foundation, adding that the honour is not only prestigious but well-deserved.

“In Lesley’s ten years as President & CEO, she’s worked tirelessly with donors from across the region to fund the equipment and technology that form the foundation of world-class care at Peterborough Regional Health Centre,” said Skilton. “Her success is fueled by a passion for healthcare that has inspired $30 million in donations in the past five years alone.”

Skilton added, “As a champion of innovation, her strategic and visionary leadership has led to incredible advances in patient care, brought new, life-saving services to our region, and helped our hospital attract and retain some of the best and brightest in medicine. The Fellow of AHP designation is an extremely well-deserved recognition of her many achievements.”

Dr. Peter McLaughlin, PRHC President & CEO, has worked closely with Lesley during her tenure at the Foundation and says she is a trusted leader, recognized by the sector and community as an authority on best practices in philanthropy.

“Lesley is highly-regarded by the Foundation and PRHC boards, hospital staff and leadership, and our donors,” said McLaughlin. “Her record of fundraising success and the impact our Foundation’s donors have had and continue to have on patient care at PRHC speak volumes about her performance, integrity and professionalism.”

Have a “Cuppa Tea for Breast Cancer Awareness”

Amanda Johansen holds up some Sipology products

For the month of October – Breast Cancer Awareness month – Amanda Johansen will be donating 25% of her Sipology tea and teaware sales to the PRHC Foundation to help fund a new diagnostic ultrasound for Peterborough Regional Health Centre’s Breast Assessment Centre. 

Thank you, Amanda, for helping to ensure individualized, compassionate cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment is available to patients from across our region!

To view the current Sipology catalogue or place an order through Amanda, please visit Amanda’s Cuppa Tea.

RBC Foundation’s $5,000 gift in support of mental health care

Representatives from PRHC Foundation and RBC pose with a big cheque

On behalf of the PRHC Foundation, President & CEO, Lesley Heighway (left), gratefully received a generous donation of $5,000 from RBC Foundation. Presented by RBC Community Manager Peterborough & Lakefield, Karalee Murray (centre) and RBC Regional Vice President, Glen Dormody (right), this wonderful gift is in support of Peterborough Regional Health Centre’s Talk Now Mental Health and Addictions clinic.

The Talk Now clinic provides mental health care and addictions services to patients of all ages. It is a partnership between PRHC, Peterborough Youth Services, Canadian Mental Health Association HKPR, Four Counties Addiction Services team, Kinark Child and Family Services, and the Peterborough Family Health Team.