This fall, Shoppers Drug Mart stores across Chatham-Kent once again held their ‘Tree of Life – Growing Women’s Health Campaign’.
Through generous donations made by customers and staff, the campaign raised just over $20,000 to support ongoing operational needs.
“The support from Shoppers Drug Mart employees and customers is remarkable. This donation is proof that small change can add up to make a big difference. Donations such as this help us continue to provide compassionate end of-life care to families from across Chatham-Kent,” stated John Lawrence, chair of the Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation.
Shown here presenting a cheque are store representatives, from left back: Dwayne Johnston (Ridgetown), Nicole Koopmans (Chatham Nortown), Shirley Gabriel (Chatham Grand Avenue), Mikayla Voets (Blenheim), Michelle Vink (Wallaceburg). From front left: John Lawrence (Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation), Lori Leonard (Chatham Queen Street), Mary Beselaere (Chatham Queen Street), Erin Berry (Blenheim), Delynne Marlatt (Wallaceburg).
– Submitted photo
