The KBRH Health Foundation has received $21,500 from ATCO Wood Products for the Emergency Department Campaign. This generous donation will support an Acute Care Examination Room in the new Emergency Department at KBRH. The donation from ATCO Wood Products will go towards the Foundation’s goal to raise $1 million by 2020. Lisa Pasin, Director of Development (front, left) accepted this donation from Scott Weatherford, CEO (left, behind) and Rebecca Weatherford, owner and president (left, centre) and the ATCO Wood Products team. Submitted photo

The KBRH Health Foundation has received $21,500 from ATCO Wood Products for the Emergency Department Campaign. This generous donation will support an Acute Care Examination Room in the new Emergency Department at KBRH. The donation from ATCO Wood Products will go towards the Foundation’s goal to raise $1 million by 2020. Lisa Pasin, Director of Development (front, left) accepted this donation from Scott Weatherford, CEO (left, behind) and Rebecca Weatherford, owner and president (left, centre) and the ATCO Wood Products team. Submitted photo

ATCO supports KBRH Emergency Department Campaign

ATCO Wood Products donated $21,500 to the Kootenay Boundary hospital’s ER campaign

ATCO Wood Products donated $21,500 to the Kootenay Boundary hospital’s ER campaign

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