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Another Home Run for Local Cancer Care
$12,252 Raised for Belleville General Hospital Foundation Through Tree of Life B...
$12,252 Raised for Belleville General Hospital Foundation Through Tree of Life Baseball Tournament & 150 Sidney Street Shoppers Drug Mart
Belleville General Hospital Foundation is thrilled to announce a generous donation of $12,252 raised through the combined efforts of the annual Tree of Life Baseball Tournament and 150 Sidney Street Shoppers Drug Mart.
The funds will directly support cancer care at Quinte Health, Belleville General Hospital.
Now in its 11th year, the Tree of Life Tournament has raised over $121,000 through the much-anticipated baseball tournament to raise essential funding that benefit residents across the region.
This year’s efforts drew 21 teams and over 1,000 players and volunteers from across the area, all unified behind a shared mission of enhancing access to quality cancer care.
“The incredible turnout from players, volunteers, local businesses, and supporters made this year’s Tree of Life tournament a huge success,” said tournament Co-organisers, Nancy Seman and Jason Brown. “This donation highlights the power of community collaboration and we’re very proud to contribute and make a meaningful difference in so many people’s lives.”
Funds raised will go toward priority needs of the oncology department at Belleville General Hospital, helping strengthen services and improve the experience for cancer patients, close to home.
Wayne Sheppard, Board Chair, BGHF shared: “We are deeply grateful for the leadership of Shoppers Drug Mart and everyone involved in the Tree of Life Baseball Tournament. With cancer now touching 1 in 2 in our community, this contribution will have an important impact on so many of our family, friends, neighbours and colleagues.”
Photo, L-R: Wayne Sheppard, BGHF Board Chair, Erin Hewitson, Major Gifts Officer, BGHF; Jason Brown, Tree of Life Co-Organiser; Nancy Seman, Tree of Life Co-Organiser, Wynand Bekker, Owner, 150 Sidney Street Shoppers Drug Mart; Murry Lefebvre.
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