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Giving Tuesday Campaign 2024

December 3, 2024

Save the date: #GivingTuesday is coming on December 3rd. This year, we are highlighting the incredible programming at the Museum that is possible because of your support. Did you know that in 2024, 45 education programs ran at the Museum? Over 700 students got to hand-on experience of the history of health care! For #GivingTuesday, … More Giving Tuesday Campaign 2024

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GivingTuesday Campaign 2023

November 21, 2023

This GivingTuesday, we are asking for your support as we work to revitalize the way we tell the story of Canada’s nursing history and change the focus from nursing education to the skilled and often challenging work of a professional nurse. … More GivingTuesday Campaign 2023

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Christmas Seals and Advertising for Health

December 22, 2014

It’s that time of year again. A time for gathering with friends and family, holiday cheer and generosity. In the world of health care one of the most recognizable forms of Christmas charity comes in the form of the Christmas Seals. The idea originated in Copenhagen in 1903. … More Christmas Seals and Advertising for Health

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