A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT AND THE DIRECTOR GENERAL · President, Divalco Ms. Caroline Malo...
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1 Annual overview 2018-2019 A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT AND THE DIRECTOR GENERAL At the Gatineau Health Foundation, our goal is to transform and improve health and social services in our beautiful Outaouais region. Our vision puts users at the forefront of our every effort and pushes us to continue reaching our fundraising goals. We share the same drive that inspires researchers to find new treatments and motivates doctors and all health care professionals to offer the best and most compassionate services. Inspiration often fuels innovation, and the Foundation will always be there to support projects, big and small, of the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (Outaouais CISSS) and empower them on the road to success. The Gatineau Health Foundation strives to be a leader in its field. That is why over the past year, we have begun the accreditation process with Imagine Canada’s Standards Program, which is awarded to charities whose work enhances public confidence, including through the mitigation of their organizational risks, the improvement of their board’s governance practices and the strengthening of their workforce. Imagine Canada’s seal of trust is a symbol of excellence and leadership in the charitable sector and the Foundation looks forward to proudly displaying this seal in the coming year. In this report, we will highlight only a small sample of the past year’s extraordinary achievements. We are incredibly proud to work alongside such an engaged and generous community for the betterment of our wonderful region. We thank our donors for inspiring us to give our best, and we are confident that you will continue to respond to our various campaigns with generosity and commitment. Our Foundation’s history is the fruit of the tireless efforts and support of our donors, volunteers, partners and health professionals. On behalf of the Board of Directors and all our staff, THANK YOU! Ms. Louise Poirier President Mr. Jean Pigeon Director general
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1Annual overview 2018-2019
A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT AND THE DIRECTOR GENERAL
At the Gatineau Health Foundation, our goal is to transform and improve health and social services in our beautiful Outaouais region. Our vision puts users at the forefront of our every effort and pushes us to continue reaching our fundraising goals.
We share the same drive that inspires researchers to find new treatments and motivates doctors and all health care professionals to offer the best and most compassionate services. Inspiration often fuels innovation, and the Foundation will always be there to support projects, big and small, of the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux de l’Outaouais (Outaouais CISSS) and empower them on the road to success.
The Gatineau Health Foundation strives to be a leader in its field. That is why over the past year, we have begun the accreditation process with Imagine Canada’s Standards Program, which is awarded to charities whose work enhances public confidence, including through the mitigation of their organizational risks, the improvement of their board’s governance practices and the strengthening of their workforce.
Imagine Canada’s seal of trust is a symbol of excellence and leadership in the charitable sector and the Foundation looks forward to proudly displaying this seal in the coming year. In this report, we will highlight only a small sample of the past year’s extraordinary achievements. We are incredibly proud to work alongside such an engaged and generous community for the betterment of our wonderful region.
We thank our donors for inspiring us to give our best, and we are confident that you will continue to respond to our various campaigns with generosity and commitment. Our Foundation’s history is the fruit of the tireless efforts and support of our donors, volunteers, partners and health professionals. On behalf of the Board of Directors and all our staff, THANK YOU!
Ms. Louise Poirier President
Mr. Jean Pigeon Director general
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Board of directorsand committee members 2018-2019
Date 31 march 2019
Mr. Tony PriftakisAdministrator,Restaurant owner, Buff et des Continents
Mr. Luc CadieuxAdministrator,Consultant, retired Réseau de la santé des services sociaux
Ms. Listte CrêtesAdministrator, Director of business services, Banque Nationale du Canada
Mr. Jean TourignyAdministrator, Management consultant, Performance et excellence
Ms. Isabelle Carpentier-CayenLawyer,RGPL Avocats
Mr. Gaëtan BeaudoinAdministrator, General contractor, Industries Cama
Mr. Charles BeaudoinAdministrator, President, Divalco
Ms. Caroline MaloAdministrator, Director general, Le Groupe P.F. Brisson Peinture Inc.
Ms. Sophie LemaireVice president, Wealth Management Director, Mutual Fund Representative, Patry, Poulin, Trahan et Associés Inc.
Ms. Louise Poirier President,Gatineau Health Foundation
Ms. Bettyna BélizaireAdministrator, General coordinator, Association des femmes immigrantes de l’Outaouais
Mr. Jean PigeonSecretary-Treasurer, Director general, Gatineau Health Foundation
Governance committee
Lisette Crêtes, president, BOD member
Jean Pigeon, director general
Jean Tourigny, BOD member
Louise Poirier, BOD president
Commercial activities committee
Tony Priftakis, president, BOD member
Bettyna Bélizaire, BOD member
Gaëtan Beaudoin, BOD member
Ghizlane Maalmi, director of the commercial activities
Communications committee
Louise Poirier, president, BOD president
Bob Rioux Caroline Hudon,
director of the communications, marketing & events
Caroline Malo, BOD member
Denis Bouchard Jean Pigeon,
director general Kimberley Biggs Martin Godcher Natalie Lamont
Joint Philanthropic Coordination committee
Luc Cadieux, president, BOD member
Dr Josée Bussières, BOD member
Jean Pigeon, director general
Louise Poirier, BOD president
Outaouais CISSS member
Major donations committee
Dre Josée Bussières, president, BOD member
Benoît Laroche, director of the major donations and the planned gift
Claude Poirier Defoy Jules LeBlanc Nathalie Lapierre Réal Castonguay Dr Sonia Brisson
Planned gift committee
Sophie Lemaire, BOD vice president
Benoît Laroche, director of the major donations and the planned gift
Mathieu Turpin Nicholas D’Aoust
Human resources committee
Isabelle Carpentier-Cayen, president, BOD member
André Lacaille Jean Pigeon, director
general Kadiatou Bah, human
resources advisor Luc Cadieux,
BOD member
Investment committee
Charles Beaudoin, president, BOD member
Pierre Mousseau Serge Leyan, fi nancial
director Sophie Lemaire,
BOD vice president
Dr. Josée BussièresAdministrator,Doctor, Outaouais CISSS
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PHILANTHROPIC REVENUE TABLES
Transfer to the General Fund(60,90%)
$1,463,489Physical Health Program(17,48 %)
$420,082Seniors Independence Support Program (9,60%)
$230,826Research (3,43%)
$82,498
Various(3,34%)
$80,224Mental Health and Addiction Program(3,15%)
$75,598Youth Program (2,10%)
$50,533
Investments in the Outaouais CISSS by area of activity
Philanthropic revenue sources 2018-2019Events (45,52%)
$690,506Major Donations (32,52%)
$493,257Annual Donations (20,68%)
$313,633Planned Gifts (1,28%)
$19,490
Earnings2018-2019
$1,516,887
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Achievements 2018-2019
The Gatineau Health Foundation financially supports the Outaouais CISSS by partially or fully funding equipment purchases and projects that have been prioritized by the CISSS. In 2018-19, the Foundation gave the CISSS Outaouais a total of $2,403,249.
The symbolic cheque was presented to representatives of the CISSS during a Gatineau Health Foundation recognition event. Ms. Louise Poirier, President of the Gatineau Health Foundation, and Ms. Josée Filion, President and Executive Director of the CISSS Outaouais, are surrounded by several members of the Foundation’s board of directors and employees, as well as many volunteers and donors.
Research has shown that the presence of a pet helps decrease stress in children dealing with trauma. Thanks to a $30,000 investment by the Foundation, the Youth Protection Branch (YPD) was able to acquire Brao, a Mira emotional support dog.
Acquisition of A Mira Foundation Emotional Support Dog
Electric Beds for The CHSLD Renaissance Nursing Home The Gatineau Health Foundation helped purchase 37 electric beds, each equipped with 4 bedrails, along with 37 mattresses designed for pressure-sore prevention. Thanks to the Foundation’s $185,000 investment, the risk of dangerous falls will decrease for residents of the CHSLD Renaissance nursing home.
Pediatric Ophthalmic Surgery The Foundation helped establish a pediatric ophthalmology service, a previously unavailable offering in Gatineau. Whereas children once had to travel to Ottawa for consultations or surgery, they can now access specialized pediatric care directly in Gatineau.
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Over the past year, the CISSS Outaouais has gone through a complete overhaul of its food supply. Funding provided by the Foundation was instrumental in the purchase of vital equipment for this project, such as rethermalizer carts for meal distribution, a cooling chamber, quick freezers and other equipment for the preparation of
meals at the production centre. In addition, the Foundation’s contribution enabled the acquisition of equipment used to prepare meals with various, specific textures to meet the needs of of dysphagic CHSLD nursing home residents, who account for approximately 50% of all nursing home residents in the region. Textured dishes are purees molded with specialized equipment for improved appearance and presentation, while also ensuring food safety for users. Thanks to the expertise acquired by the Outaouais CISSS, many residents will be able to rediscover the simple joy of eating.
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Intra-Aortic Balloon The CISSS Outaouais hemodynamics team used to have only one intra-aortic balloon pump. A second piece of equipment was needed since the balloon pump needs to accompany patients during urgent trips. The Foundation invested $80,000 to ensure that the service now has access to two devices, ensuring better and more secure treatment.
Software and Applications for Cardio Memo Heart Monitors and PacemakersThe cardiac electrophysiology laboratory had acquired 15 new cardiac monitors thanks to generous donors. However, their implementation required new software and applications. A $45,000 contribution from the Foundation allowed the lab to put all 15 devices into use in September 2018.
Wearable Bladder Scanner Cardiology staff often must perform multiple ultrasound scans of their patient’s bladder. This used to mean having to borrow the necessary equipment from the neurology department, where it is also frequently needed. The situation resulted in delayed treatments and higher risks of infection. An investment from the Foundation allowed for the purchase of a vesical ultrasonograph specifically for the cardiology department, allowing the team to provide their patients with much better care.
New Technegas TechnologyThe Foundation helped bring this new device to Gatineau’s nuclear imaging team. The new technology allows patients aged 40 and under, as well as pregnant women, to benefit from nuclear imaging while receiving greatly reduced radiation doses. It is also used to reduce secondary kidney diseases linked to the use of intravenous contrast agents in people over 65 years of age.
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Donors 2018-2019In-kind donations were included in the making of these lists.
$100,000 and moreOpération Enfant Soleil
$50,000 to $99,999Caisse Desjardins de
Hull-AylmerOttawa Senators
Foundation
$10,000 to $49,999Barrage Routier 2018 Children’s Aid
Foundation Club Piscine Glatfelter Gatineau
Ltée Guilmette, Benoît
Hydro-Québec, Affaires institutionnelles, accueil et commandites
Janssen Inc. La Fondation Mathis
Dumais-Dontigny Laporte, MadeleineLaporte, MichelLe Groupe Brigil Les immeubles E.
Tassé ltée Les Restaurants
J’Marchand Inc. Les Rêves de Monique Pharmacie Jean Coutu,
153926 Canada Inc
Rallye Mitsubishi, Dormani Automotive Group
Soeurs de la Charité d’Ottawa
Stryker Canada LP Tremblay, PaulineVitalAire Canada Inc.
$5,000 to $9,999Boudreault Jean-
ClaudeCentraide OttawaClub Optimiste
Thurso Inc. Collecte de fonds
Spin Santé – Santé Universelle
Député de ChapleauDéputée de Hull Devcore ConstructionFondation Luc Maurice Fonds de la Famille
Gravel Gauvreau Transport LEO Pharma Inc. Les Olympiques de
Gatineau Les Restaurants
Sylvain Vincent Inc.
$2,500 to $4,999 30h/Vélo-Phénix A4 Architecture +
design Apotex Inc.
Barrage Routier 2017 CI Investments Cima + Doepner, MichaëlL’Association des
bénévoles des Hôpitaux du CSSS de Gatineau
Les Restaurants du Marchand Inc.
Otsuka Canada Pharmaceutique
Spindon Métro Spinothon Club Piscine Succession Lise
Champagne-Goulet Tessier, NathalieWilson Kenny, Audrey
Cumulative Donations 1984-2019In-kind donations were included in the making of these lists.
$1,000,000 and moreBrigil Lafortune, Ernest Marois, Maurice
$500,000 to $999,999Bourdeau, Rhéal Caisse Desjardins de
Hull-Aylmer Défi ski santé Fondation Daniel Brière Les Rêves de Monique Opération Enfant Soleil
$250,000 to $499,999Amgen Canada Audet, RéjeanBanque Scotia –
The Scotia Bank Cyclo-Défi contre le
cancer (Équipe de Gatineau)
Hydro-Québec, Affaires institutionnelles, accueil et commandites
L’Association des bénévoles des Hôpitaux du CSSS de Gatineau
Le Groupe BrigilLes immeubles E.
Tassé ltée Omnium Alexandre
Picard ORC Foundation Ottawa Senators
Foundation Soeurs de la Charité
d’Ottawa The Great-West Life
Assurance Company Tournoi de golf CHVO VitalAire Canada Inc.
$100,000 to $249,999Azrieli Foundation Banque nationale du
Canada Banque Nationale du
Canada Belley, GuyBouchard, MarioBourdeau, PierretteCaisse Desjardins de
Gatineau Centraide Ottawa CMDP du CSSS de
Gatineau CSSS de Gatineau Énergie Renouvelable
Brookfield inc.
Fresenius Medical Care Canada Inc.
Gazifère inc.La Fondation Adolphe
et Roger Ducharme La Fondation Mathis
Dumais-Dontigny LEO Pharma Inc. Mayrand, MichelMorin, MargueritePauline, TremblayPfizer Canada Inc. Pharmacie Jean Coutu,
153926 Canada Inc.Poirier-Defoy, ClaudeReny, MarcelRocheleau, GuyRona L’entrepôt
Gatineau Sanofi Bristol-Myers
Squibb Triassi, Émmanuel
$50,000 to $99,9998633509 Canada inc.
(Construction JPL) Association Culturelle
Portugaise D’AylmerAssurance et services
financiers Inc., Industrielle-Alliance
AstraZeneca Canada Inc.
Bellai Frères Construction Ltée
Besner, Jacques Jean-Sébastien Boehringer Ingelheim Boston Scientific Ltd. Bureau, Marc Caisse populaire
Desjardins Rivière Blanche
Centre financier régional Nord-Ouest, La Capitale groupe financier
Chabot, Diane Charlebois-Trépanier
Assurance et Gestion de risques
Club Piscine Député de Chapleau Députée de Hull Desmarais, Marie Desrosiers, Philippe Développements
Immobiliers Gamelin ltée
Dormani Automotive Group, Rallye Mitsubishi
Drouin, Michel Durette, Michel Fondation B-3L
Fondation Camille Villeneuve
Fondation les Centres Jeunesse
Gauvreau Transport Goyette, Michel Guilmette, Benoît Herman, Richard Katz, Joel Laboratoires Abbott
ltée Lavallée, Serge Les Centres Jeunesse
de l’Outaouais Les Olympiques de
Gatineau Les Restaurants
J’Marchand Inc. Lévesque, Anne-Marie Mainville, Francois Marcil Lavallée Michel Quesnel,
Pharmacien Munroe, Michael Parade des Hommes Ricard, Daniel Spacelabs Healthcare
(Canada) Inc. Stryker Canada LP Tousignant, Jean
We respect our donors’ wish to remain anonymous. If you believe your name was omitted, please let us know.
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FundraisingActivities 2018-2019
We would like to acknowledge the incredible work and commitment of the organizers, volunteers, sponsors and participants who make these activities possible. The success of these events clearly demonstrates the community’s support for our cause. Thank you all for your dedication!
Marche en rose
EARNINGS 2018-2019
Loto Santé $242,150
Le Cyclotour Santé Outaouais $157,371
La Marche en Rose Outaouais $126,402
Les Rêves de Monique $72,578
Other activites $42,805
Défi Ski Santé $25,500
Au Cœur de l'Outaouais $18,250
Road block $5,451
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