Aéroports de Montréal (ADM) is a non-profit corporation. It is responsible for the management, operation, and development of Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (formerly Montréal-Dorval International Airport) and Montréal-Mirabel International Airport.
In addition to their commercial activities, ADM wanted to do something special for our Canadian Veterans. Thus, in order to help to support the well-being of our Veterans at Ste. Anne’s Hospital, Aéroports de Montréal has generously offered to finance the zootherapy program. In addition, this new partner has offered to subsidize a new zootherapy pilot project for Veterans receiving palliative and end-of-life care. The contribution of ADM for 2011-2012 is $15,000.
But that’s not all!
In order to ensure the continuity of these two zootherapy programs and to maximize the benefits of these programs for our residents, Aéroports de Montréal has made a commitment of 5 years to support our Veterans. The generous contribution of the Aéroports de Montréal Society will therefore be $75,000 over the next 5 years. Thanks to this generosity, many of our Veterans will feel less isolated and will feel valued as their quality of life is enhanced by these programs.
On behalf of our Veterans at Ste. Anne’s Hospital, thank you to Aéroports de Montréal.
Branch # 94, Greenfield Park
Branch # 57, Pointe-Claire
The mission of the Royal Canadian Legion is “to serve Veterans and their dependants, to promote Remembrance, and to act in the service of Canada and its communities”. It is as part of its mission that the Royal Canadian Legion, as well as many of its branches, supports Ste. Anne’s Hospital Foundation in its effort to enhance the quality of life and of care that our Canadian Veterans deserve.
Throughout the years, Legion branches have made an important difference for our Veterans at Ste. Anne’s Hospital and today, continue to do so by their involvement with the Foundation’s “Be the ONE” Partnership Program.
Medavie Blue Cross is a recognized health service partner for individuals, employers and governments across Canada. For more than 65 years, they have set the standard in health, dental, travel, life and disability benefits for groups and individuals.
The main purpose of Medavie Blue Cross is “to help improve the health and well-being of people and their communities”. This is exactly the impact that their contributions to Ste. Anne’s Hospital Foundation has had and will have in the future for our Canadians Veterans. Indeed, Medavie Blue Cross has been a generous donor since 2006. Today, as a Partner to the Foundation’s “Be the ONE” Program, their involvement will have a greater impact this time as several partners unite efforts to help improve the well-being and quality of life of our young and not so young Veterans.
BGL Brokerage Limited offers prompt and personalized customs clearance at all ports across Canada and into the USA. As well, this company offers multi modal freight forwarding services, including air, ocean, truck and rail transport. With agents in over 60 countries, they are well positioned to offer complete import or export forwarding including customs clearance and local delivery.
For several years now, BGL supports the well-being of our Canadian Veterans at Ste. Anne’s Hospital through donations that allow the Foundation to finance important projects. This year, BGL has become a Partner of the Foundation, as part of its new “Be the ONE” Partnership Program. Thanks to organizations such as BGL, our Canadian Veterans, young and not so young, will benefit from a higher level of quality of life and of care… Thank you to Mr. James Barriere and to all at BGL.
With headquarters in Pointe-Claire and 45 branches, the Hewitt Group sells, rents and services the full line of Caterpillar products under five large divisions: Heavy Equipment, Material Handling, Energy, Truck and Agricultural Equipment.
Our Foundation is pleased that this company of such magnitude has chosen to support our Veterans through its “Be the ONE” Partnership Program. Together, we have the power to make a difference in the lives of our Veterans at Ste. Anne’s Hospital.
The Mingo-McEwen Fund has been in existence since 1997 and is a non-profit charity that raises and distributes funds to worthy organizations and individuals that may require extra funding to buy special equipment that is not covered by their budget or any other government agency.
The Foundation is one of the organization who receives funds from the Mingo-McEwen Fund. Therefore, as a generous donor, the Mingo-McEwen Fund receives the title of Partner of the Foundation’s “Be the ONE” Partnership Program.
Glenn Doré
The Foundation is pleased to have Mr. Glenn Doré as a Partner of its “Be the ONE” Partnership Program.
As a member of the Board and acting Treasurer of Ste. Anne’s Hospital Foundation, Mr. Doré plays an active role in the organization. He also assists in the annual golf tournament benefiting our Veterans. He volunteers directly with the Veterans on a weekly basis and has come to know some of them personally. He now strives even harder to initiate creative ways of raising funds for new and existing programs at the Hospital.
James W. Hewitt
James W. Hewitt, President and CEO of Hewitt Equipment Limited, has been a member of Ste. Anne’s Hospital Foundation’s Board of Directors for several years. In addition to his role as a Board member, Mr. Hewitt has chosen to personally support our Veterans by subscribing to the Foundation’s “Be the ONE” Partnership Program.
Stewart Brown & Anne Myles
Jean-Marcel D’Aoust
Jean-Marcel D’Aoust
