Bernie Legatto, KBRH foundation board member, accepted this generous donation from Kathy Bruce, senior vice president at Retriev Technologies. Photo: Submitted

Bernie Legatto, KBRH foundation board member, accepted this generous donation from Kathy Bruce, senior vice president at Retriev Technologies. Photo: Submitted

Retriev Technologies donates to Trail hospital campaign

Retriev is a global leader in battery recycling and management.

Retriev Technologies has donated $3,000 to the Ambulatory Care Campaign at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital (KBRH).

This donation brings their total contribution to $5,500 and will purchase vital equipment for the new Ambulatory Care Unit at KBRH.

Read more: Hospital campaign starts with a challenge to Kootenay Boundary businesses

Read more: Fruitvale family-run business donates $35,000 to hospital campaign

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