On behalf of: Cowichan District Hospital Foundation
Submitted by Cowichan District Hospital Foundation
After 32 years at Cowichan District Hospital, Dr. Willie Pewarchuk is retiring. Everyone who has ever met him will remember his fabulous and well-groomed moustache. Now, that famous facial hair is going to be removed, and Dr. Pewarchuk is hoping to have some fun and raise some funds for Cowichan's new hospital:
Click here for the donation link.
A message from Dr. Willie Pewarchuk:
As I retire from my clinical practice of 32 years, I would like to give back to the community that I have been so privileged to live and work in. I am asking you to join me in raising money for equipment for the New Cowichan Hospital.
Make your tax-deductible donation online using this the custom portal on the CDHF website (https://donate.cdhfoundation.ca/p/VdDuVi1U5) before midnight on November 30th.
I will match contributions to a maximum of $10,000. Cowichan District Hospital Foundation will double all contributions thanks to the Jim Pattison matching gift campaign - so, a $100 contribution adds $400! My Goal is to contribute $40,000 to the New CDH fund!
The moustache that was grown and manicured over the past 35 years in BC will be removed in celebration of a new phase of life as a retiree. The person making the biggest donation through my portal by November 21 will have the opportunity to be part of the Razing ceremony near the end of November.
Thank you!
- WILLIE
Willie Pewarchuk, MD, FRCPC
Questions? Please email the Cowichan District Hospital Foundation: cdhfoundation@shaw.ca