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Since 2008 they’ve hit many milestones including the land donation, and the province supplying operational funding, which will be $2 million per year.
She explained they wanted to reach at least half of their fundraising goal before beginning construction and they’ve well exceeded that. They only have $1.1 million of their $4 million goal left to raise.
“It’s just going to give people another option and an option that we need in this city and the surrounding communities,” she said.
What comes next is the beginning of construction and the hospice will continue to fundraise to reach their goal.
“This project has been a long time coming and we’ve persevered, we didn’t stop, and it’s just great to see all the support, and the continued support we have is amazing,” Mitchell said.
Prince Albert Daily Herald
Michael Oleksyn/Daily Herald (L to R) Andrew McLetchie, Joe Hargrave, Greg Dionne, Marina Mitchell, Don Daschuk, Cheryl Elliot and Dennis Ulmer; there was an official groundbreaking for the Rose Garden Hospice on Friday.
A project that began because of a loss became a welcome reality when supporters and family members officially broke ground on the new Rose Garden Hospice Friday morning.
The project began 14 years ago after Rose Daschuk passed away after a short bout with cancer. It finally entered the construction phase with a on-site ground breaking on Friday.
Rose’s husband Don Daschuk and daughter Marina Mitchell were pleased to see the shovels in the ground.
Prince Albert Daily Herald
Two weeks ago the Rose Garden Hospice received a sizable boost from an anonymous donor in Ontario.
According to a Hospice press release, organizers got in touch with the donor after he left a message asking to be contacted. The donor said he had an interest in hospices, and after a lengthy conversation he said he would like to make a sizeable donation to the Care for Comfort campaign, but didn’t reveal how big it would be. When the cheque arrived, it was for $30,000.
“We were overjoyed at the money coming in at such a crucial time,” Marina Mitchell, who is chair of the funding committee said in the release.
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