Greetings! It has been a while since PHR has last updated but we will get the ball rolling again. Today we visited the Grange Elderly home where we spent our morning with the residents by sharing a meal and enjoying each other’s company. Thank you Mrs. James and our wonderful friends (Hayes, George, Diana and everyone else)! And thank you to the awesome PHR group and I hope you can all join us again!
(David the breadmaker, his two kids and the son of Dr Cazalis)
Some of you may know David, a globetrotter who sells beautiful ital bread next to the Shacks. He is going through hard times right now because his house burned down 6 weeks ago. Fortunately, everyone was safe but he lost everything in the house.
He is a single dad, living with his two boys, and doing his best to reconstruct a new life for them. He needs clothes (the boys are age 5 and 7), beddings, kitchenwares, towels, all the basics… Most of all, he needs the tools to be able to earn a living by himself. As he is a talented breadmaker, what he needs urgently is an oven.
You can help by making a tax deductable donation online NOW (use TIN 22-2488437 for your tax return). Together, we can make a BIG difference!
The Indian Student Association (ISA) presented a check of $5,000.00 EC to PHR today. This generosity brought our grand total for the Haiti Effort to $5,479.59 USD as of today.
All proceeds will go to Doctors Without Borders (DWB).
Thank you very much for helping out and spent time with the seniors today. The head nurse Mrs. James and also Mrs. Lambert were very grateful for our efforts to make the seniors’ lives more comfortable. They are looking forward to see us back there again soon.
I wish all of you the best of luck in all your exams and hope you will continue to support PHR’s efforts. (Click on picture to see photo album)
Please check out this wonderful video, made for the Annual Talent Show on Friday, March 19, 2010. PHR raised money for the Kimberly Fund helping those in need living in Dominica.
Click on the image below to watch the video.
Thank you all for taking time out from your busy schedule helping The Grange paved a new drive way on February 13, 2010. It was a fun filled day with great teamwork and hardwork. We hope you can join us again in future events. (Click on picture to see photo album)
M7.3 earthquake in Haiti is believed to result in the loss of hundreds and thousands of lives and cost billions of dollars.
PHR is in action to help the victims of the earthquake. Make your donations online NOW. You can make the difference!
Your donation is tax-deductible (use TIN 22-2488437). Donations for the Haiti earthquake will go to Doctors Without Borders.
Current donations received: $5,479.59 USD
Current number of donations received: 46
Thank you all for taking time out from your busy schedule to celebrate Thanksgiving at The Grange on November 14, 2009. The residents were happy and thankful to those who came out that day. We hope you can join us again in future events. (Click on picture to see photo album)
As we are wrapping up another semester, we would like to congratulate everyone for another successful semester with PHR!
We are happy to announce the Kimberly Fund recipients for this semester:
~ Shana Paul and Naomi Daisy are two young chronic dialysis patients at Princess Margaret Hospital who needed help in purchasing dialysis medications. They each received $2000 EC for Epogen supply.
~Mr. Bruno, also a renal failure patient at PMH, who is in need of kidney transplant, also received $2000 EC for dialysis and medications.
~On June 20th, PHR participated in the ISA Date Auction to raise money for the Princess Margaret Hospital’s Dialysis Unit. Another $2000 EC was donated for the cause.
We would like to thank the Ross Community for your donations during the Culture Night Fundraiser.
Best of Luck to everyone on the upcoming Mini Exam and Final!
Please check out this wonderful video, made for Mitchel Dubois, a 72 yr. old homeless amputee. PHR raised $2,600 EC for the Kimberly fund, to help him find a home at the Grange Home for the Aged.
Click on the image below to watch the video.
