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Marianne Dupre, Tapestry Foundation communications officer; and Ann Adams, Tapestry Foundation CEO.Marianne Dupre, Tapestry Foundation communications officer; and Ann Adams, Tapestry Foundation CEO. Chris Stepien, event co-chair and RBC Dominion Securities VP investment adviser; and his wife, Barbara Stepien.Marianne Dupre, Tapestry Foundation communications officer; and Ann Adams, Tapestry Foundation CEO. Felicia Wong...
Marianne Dupre, Tapestry Foundation communications officer; and Ann Adams, Tapestry Foundation CEO.
Chris Stepien, event co-chair and RBC Dominion Securities VP investment adviser; and his wife, Barbara Stepien.
Felicia Wong, Mount Saint Joseph Elder Program CNL; and Doreen Lam, Tapestry Foundation manager of Asian giving.
Scott Fitzgerald, Scotiabank Dealer Advantage director; and Karen Manalo, Scotiabank Dealer Advantage sales rep.
Dr. Margaret Chan Chiu, event co-chair; and Queenie Chu.
Jacqueline Kelly, Tapestry Foundation vice-chair; and Rowland McLeod, retired lawyer.
Brad Telford, Telford Financial principal; Brad Cruickshank, Dueck GM CFO; and Brian Mackay, Davis LLP partner.
Meg Brown, Endeavour Silver Corp. director of investor relations; Monika Stekl, Sage Construction Ltd. manager; Rob Landolt, Marsh Canada Ltd. managing director; and Susan Hall, 3PM Partners philanthropic adviser/principal.
Dr. Urve Kuusk, Mount Saint Joseph Hospital; John Brimacombe, Palms Society president; and Rebecca Warburton, Mount Saint Joseph Hospital surgeon.
Event emcees Betty Chin and William Ho, Fairchild TV/Radio host.
More than 600 people attended the Scotiabank Feast of Fortune, presented by the Tapestry Foundation for Health Care, to celebrate the Chinese New Year. The event included fine dining, live and silent auctions, entertainment and opportunities for donors to pledge individual gifts through a special “Save A Life” segment of the evening’s program.
The event raised funds for new endoscopy equipment that will help prevent colon cancer and save lives for patients at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital. Attendees surpassed the event’s fundraising goal, raising more than $500,000. Over the past six years this event has raised more than $2.3 million for priority equipment needs at Mount Saint Joseph Hospital, including establishing new services such as the Providence Health Care Breast Centre, and the Heart and Elder Care Ambulatory Clinics.