Burnaby Hospital provides exceptional, innovative health care to an expanding population of 500,000 people sponsored
And for the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, Burnaby Hospital Foundation is encouraging the community to show their affection for their community hospital and the amazing healthcare workers who serve them every day.
“Our staff face incremental challenges in their ability to provide 21st-century care in a hospital that was built in 1952 and has not been expanded since 1978. Working in an aging facility has many obstacles, and our exceptional teams work together to find ways to overcome these challenges.” “As we all know, the holiday season is a hectic and exhausting time for our healthcare workers, so we wanted to find a way to show our appreciation. That’s why Valentine’s Day felt like a great opportunity to show our gratitude.”
Residents are encouraged to participate in Plate it Forward, a local initiative in which a portion of meals or menu items purchased at participating businesses will go towards supporting Burnaby Hospital Foundation. Not only are you supporting local businesses, but you’ll also be promoting a good cause: the redevelopment of our hospital.
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