Thu 15 April 2021
Introducing the Wren family, our Dry July Ambassadors for 2021
The Wren Family are our Dry July Ambassadors for the upcoming 2021 campaign.
Are you ready to be a Good Sam?
The Sam Fund has been in existence since 1967, helping patients in crisis with small, once off, emergency relief and material aid. The Sam Fund is for patients only, for their most fundamental of needs. The Sam Fund is the resource the Social Work teams utilise in transitioning a patient back into the community. For over 30 years the Ballarat Base Hospital Trained Nurses League has supported the Sam Fund, COVID has put a stop to their fundraising efforts in the past year. Are you ready to be a Good Sam? - www.bhs.org.au/donate/
Click here to find out more.
The fundraising team at Ballarat Health Services supports fundraising and partnership activity that will enable BHS’ delivery of excellent care close to home. Fundraising income is used to provide equipment, programs and services in priority areas where it is not reasonably expected to be funded by the government in the near future.
Ballarat Health Services Foundation Ltd is a community managed company dedicated to raising, managing and distributing funds, which advance the facilities and programs at Ballarat Health Services.
Both Ballarat Health Services and Ballarat Health Services Foundation Ltd welcome donations particularly at the end of financial year, donations of $2 and over are tax deductible.
News
Wed 31 March 2021
Easter Bunny and his helpers
Easter Bunny has had his helpers from St Patrick’s College Ballarat on the job in the lead up to Easter this year, delivering chocolate eggs to patients.
Thu 25 March 2021
Rosebank Village cheque presentation
Rosebank Village residents have been kind donors to Ballarat Health Services over the past few years, in particular with their fundraising efforts being directed to the Cotton On Foundation - Children’s Ward.
Contact Details
Sarah Masters
Head of Fundraising and Engagement
sarah.masters@bhs.org.au
P 03 5320 4093
M 0417 315 436
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