New Record Raised at 2016 Ken and Nancy Shaw Providence Golf Classic

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New Record Raised at 2016 Ken and Nancy Shaw Providence Golf Classic

News Summary The 2016 Ken and Nancy Shaw Providence Golf Classic, sponsored by EllisDon, delivered record contributions by collecting $220,000 to finance Providence Healthcare’s upgrade to its palliative care program. The fundraising event, which has been held since 1993, was originally designed to generate $500,000 over five years for the Cardinal Ambrozic Houses of Providence long-term care home. Over the course of 22 years, the tournament has amassed over $3.5 million to support a range of health and social services benefiting thousands of patients, residents, and clients. The funds from this year’s tournament will help develop a new palliative care facility, slated to open this fall. The planned renovation will incorporate enhanced patient rooms designed for comfort, overnight suites to accommodate family members, and additional amenities including a children’s play area, a business centre, and on-site laundry facilities. Jennifer Stewart, President and CEO of Providence Healthcare Foundation, noted, "It’s fitting that this year’s event is supporting a service as important as palliative care for patients at the end of their lives." Industry Context The initiative highlights the growing collaboration between community fundraising events and healthcare infrastructure, underscoring the significance of targeted investments in palliative care services. In the Canadian construction and infrastructure sector, such projects underline the importance of developing specialized facilities that address evolving demographic needs. Investments in health-related construction projects contribute to economic activity while ensuring that community-based healthcare providers are better equipped to deliver essential services. This record-setting fundraising effort reflects a broader trend where strategic partnerships and charitable events drive improvements within the healthcare built environment.

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