Sechelt Hospital Foundation spearheads major fundraising events to enhance hospital care for the Sunshine Coast, BC. Generous individual community donors, service organizations and regional businesses continue to support the vision of a well-equipped local hospital.
We are inviting all Sunshine Coast Residents, Visitors, Health Care Staff and Contractors to bid on our select pieces of art. Located out front of the administration office at Sechelt Hospital.
Another piece for auction! We are inviting all Sunshine Coast Residents, visitors, health care staff and contractors to bid on our select pieces of art.
Located out front of the administration office here at Sechelt Hospital
Presenting….“Terry Fox”
Opening bid: $50.00
Bid Closes: Friday, March 6th, 2020
1. Please fill out bid slip completely and deposit it into the sealed box.2. The successful bidder will be contacted by phone following the close of the auction, to arrange pick up.
3. Winning bidder may make payment by credit card or cheque, made payable to the Sechelt Hospital Foundation.
For more information: 604-885-8637
Please consider a gift that keeps giving and makes a difference to health care on the Sunshine Coast.
All donations will receive a charitable tax receipt within the calendar year. Thank you for supporting the area of greatest need at Sechelt Hospital.
to screen in Sechelt & Gibsons as Fundraiser for Sechelt Hospital Foundation
Raven’s Cry
Friday, October 18th at 1 PM
Gibsons Cinema
Saturday October 19th at 1 PM
Gord Halloran’s two-year film odyssey Body of Light will be presented at The Raven’s Cry Theatre in Sechelt and at the Gibsons Cinema the weekend of October 18th and 19th as a fundraiser for Sechelt Hospital Foundation to benefit Mental Health Services.
Begun at the Sechelt Arts Festival as a theatrical / filmic exploration, Body of Light is now a documentary film, based on Halloran’s pursuit of meaning in the face of sudden illness, as he turns to his community for support, answers and meaning. “Body of Light is an artist’s flight through the shadowy passages we must negotiate to explore the mystery of healing, its effect on our relationships with one another, and with ourselves and, ultimately, our place in the world,” Halloran says.
“It’s a love letter to my community on the Sunshine Coast.,” he adds, “it’s also a tribute to living in the moment.” In the film, Halloran’s journey questions whether healing is an art or a science, as he uses what he has learned from interviewing over 45 Sunshine Coast artists and practitioners who are engaged in some form of the healing arts. “Could the application of intense creativity and open-ended exploration lead to the healing of an individual?” he asks.
Body of Light is a production of Fat Salmon Cinema presented by Executive Producer Dr. Lolly de Jonge and Directed by Gordon Halloran with a narrative voice-over performed by Caitlin Hicks.
Halloran & Hicks will be present at the screening on Friday and Saturday to answer questions from the audience. The producer, Dr. Lolly de Jonge may also be in attendance. An Open Forum for discussion of the film and the issues it raises will be led by Hospital Foundation staff member Jane Macdonald. Tickets are $15.
The trailer can be seen at http://gordonhalloran.com/film/2019/3/17/body-of-light
Sechelt Hospital Foundation joins the 10th Anniversary of the Sunshine Coast Art Crawl with our Art Collection we are site #122. Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm on October 18 – 20, 2019!
Join Vikki Reynolds PhD, RCC
Friday, Nov. 8th, 2019 | 9:30am–4:00pm.
Seaside Centre, 5790 Teredo Street, Sechelt.
Reserve at Share-There.com
Limited space (100 seats available).
