Wheels and Waves!

The Lady Dunn Health Centre is launching its latest fundraising campaign this weekend at the Wawa Salmon Derby. This is the first time the Foundation has raffled such a large prize package and fingers are crossed for its success. Every dollar raised goes to supporting the Lady Dunn Health Centre with purchases or upgrades of capital equipment. The
needs are greater than ever.

There are 2 great prizes;

• Polaris Ranger SP570 with roof, mesh doors, winch and rearview mirror valued at
  $25,000
• 16 ft MirroCraft boat, 15 hp Yamaha motor and Easy Haul trailer valued at $15,000

Proudly sponsored by Back Country Motorsports and Marine and Buck’s Marina; both prizes will be on display at the Derby, along with tickets for purchase. For only $20 you will have the opportunity to win one of these terrific prizes.

The draw will take place May 1, 2025 just in time for fishing season. Look for us when you’re at the marina enjoying all the derby has to offer.

Put your wheels in motion and make some waves Wawa!

Remember that it is your generous hearts that give us all a healthy future.

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LDHC Foundation

The Lady Dunn Health Centre (LDHC) Foundation is a registered charity dedicated to raising money to meet the capital needs of the Lady Dunn Health Centre. Founded in 2009, the Foundation is committed to supporting the communities by helping to sustain patient care services at the Lady Dunn Health Centre. By contributing funds towards these needs,it ensures that the hospital remains at the forefront of health care with modern equipment.Modern equipment will not only speed recovery and save lives, but it will also attract and retain health care professionals now and well into the future. The LDHC Foundation raises funds through the generous donations and sponsorships of individuals, businesses and fundraising events.

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