Do So Much By Doing Next to Nothing At All!
The 24th Phantom Ball Fundraiser
About the Foundation
The Lady Minto Hospital Foundation is a registered charity dedicated to raising funds which enhance services and facilities of the hospital on Salt Spring Island. Lady Minto Hospital is a primary care hospital in the Vancouver Island Hospital Authority serving the residents of Salt Spring and the Outer Gulf Islands. Governed by a volunteer Board of Directors the Foundation bestows grants for equipment, health education, and major renovations. The role of the Board is to manage the Foundation funds prudently, and to raise funds that will ensure the long term preservation of quality health care on the Island while meeting short term needs of providing medical professionals with the tools that they need to do their jobs. The Foundation was officially registered as a charitable society on the 24th of February 1992, following a number of years of informal fund raising.
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Golf Tournament
What a glorious day on the course for over 110 golfers on August 22nd, 2020. For 29 consecutive years Salt Spring Golf and Country Club has graciously set aside the course for our fundraising tournament and this year, despite delaying, modifying and hand wringing, we managed to raise over $18,000.
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2020 Golf Tournament Raises Over $18,000
What a glorious day on the course for over 110 golfers on August 22nd, 2020. For 29 consecutive years Salt Spring Golf and Country Club has graciously set aside the course for our fundraising tournament and this year, despite delaying, modifying and hand wringing, we...
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