Brad Chambers, Gateway Co-op general manager, donated $2,000 to The Health Foundation on December 17.
The money will go toward the purchase of a new hematology analyzer for the Canora Hospital. A hematology analyzer is used to run tests on blood samples.
鈥淕ateway Co-op believes in investing back into the communities where our members and employees live and work. Part of our mandate as a co-operative is to work to make our communities better places to live and work and raise a family. Our board feels healthcare is one of the main needs of a community and helping to maintain and enhance our local healthcare is something the Gateway Co-op is proud to do,鈥� said Chambers.
The Health Foundation is grateful for this contribution and for the continuing support of the Gateway Co-op, said Ross Fisher, executive director of The Health Foundation.
鈥淕ateway Co-op has been a strong supporter of our work for many years, and that continuing support is critical to our ability to enhance our local health services in east central Saskatchewan.鈥�
