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Your donation makes the difference. When you give to the Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation, you are helping to fund essential equipment, innovative medical education, and life-changing research for the 5 Peterborough Networked Family Health Teams.
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Telephone: You can call (705) 740-8074 to make a donation over the telephone by credit card.
In Person: You can visit us at 150 King Street (3rd floor) in Peterborough to make a donation in person anytime between 8:30am and 4:30pm Monday to Friday. Our office is able to accept cash, cheque, debit and credit card donations.
By Mail: If you would like to make a donation by mail, please make cheques payable to "Health Services Foundation". Our mailing address is:
Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation
150 King Street, 3rd Floor
Peterborough, ON K9J 2R9
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Charitable Registration Number: 888 118 247 RR0001
Your Donation Helps Us Support
Your support of the Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation is an investment in your own health care. With your gift, you are taking a significant step toward ensuring you, your family, and your friends receive the best possible health care from your local team of health care providers.
Your support of the Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation is an investment in your own health care. With your gift, you are taking a significant step toward ensuring you, your family, and your friends receive the best possible health care from your local team of health care providers.
Improved Accessibility such as Power Examination Tables - these important devices allow seniors and individuals with mobility issues easy access to medical examinations.
Important Life Saving Equipment such as ECGs (Electrocardiograms) - this critical piece of equipment is used to monitor the heart's rhythm and pace. An ECG is the most commonly performed cardiac test, used to screen for a variety of cardiac abnormalities.
Innovative New Local Programs such as YSCP (Youth Sports Concussion Program) which has been created to develop and implement best practices in the assessment, treatment and prevention of concussions in youth from the ages of 10 right through until high school graduation, reaching 15,000 families within our community.
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