I Am Living Proof Of Your Donations At Work
Through workplace giving we are transforming the lives of Canadians. These stories are Living Proof of your donations at work.
Donations to HealthPartners help our 17 leading health charities conduct critical research, develop support and education programs and find treatments and cures we need to save lives in our community.
A bi-weekly pledge to HealthPartners, via the Government of Canada Workplace Giving Campaign (GCWCC) or a private sector employee giving campaign, can make a real difference over the course of a year.
Read one of our stories below…
Karen Scott
Living with multiple sclerosis
Herb & Anna Durand
Living with Parkinson’s and cancer survivor
Laura Moses, Tracey Reid, & Dan Longchamps
Living each day with rheumatoid arthritis
Carole Léveillé
Living with diabetes and arthritis
Doug Cooper
COPD survivor
Myra Conway
Wife of dementia sufferer
Karen Kemp
Living with diabetes
Nigel Van Loan
Husband of Patricia, who died from ALS
Kim Gurtler
Cancer survivor
Ben Tunnell & Leslie Edwardson
Ben is living well after open heart surgery
Marie-Eve Chainey
Living with kidney disease
Andrea Hopkins
She lives with ulcerative colitis
Jean-Pierre Béland
He lives with muscular dystrophy
Kaiden & Jason Ames
Kaiden was born with cystic fibrosis
Tess Frémont-Coté
She lives with colitis
The Gray Family
Benjamin and Nathan have hemophilia
Vincent Daignault
Vincent’s heart stopped beating in 2011
Manon Desbiens
Two of her sisters and her brother had Huntington’s disease
Charles Keliher
Cancer survivor and volunteer for the Canadian Cancer Society
Samantha Darrach
Lives with Crohn’s Disease
Alain Bérard
Lives with ALS
Alain Garceau
Lives With Parkinson’s disease
Alfred Breton-Paré
His Son Éloi lives with Muscular Dystrophy
Audray Metcalfe
Lives with Cystic Fibrosis
Audrey Robichaud-Nadeau
Lives with juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Chloé Allard
Lives With Crohn’s Disease
Cynthia Denault
Breast cancer survivor
Diane Chartrand
Lives with lung sarcoidosis
Gilberte Labrie
Caretaker of her husband with Alzheimer’s disease
Ginette Labelle
Lives with Type 1 diabetes
Katia Prévost
Lives with multiple sclerosis
Louise Laviolette
Received a transplant following polycystic kidney disease
Sébastien Beaupré
Received a liver transplant following an autoimmune hepatitis