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The CHUS Foundation is proud to announce the realization of a new project that will benefit many families. Starting today, a “soft set”, including pajamas, a hat, mittens and a blanket, will be given to parents in need or whose child was born prematurely at Hôpital Fleurimont.
It is thanks to the initiative of the Groupe Beaucage that this project can see the light of day and thanks to the employees who, by joining our source deduction program (DAS), donate from their salary to finance the purchase of the sets.
“We are very happy to be at the base of this magnificent project and are proud that our employees support us in this process. It is thanks to their contribution that this dream is becoming a reality. We are confident that newborns will benefit! ”
declares Mr. Daniel Beaucage, president of the Groupe Beaucage.
“We encourage our customers and employees to also participate, either in dealerships or via the web link on each of our sites. We very much hope that this project will become a great chain of generosity.”
to say Ms. Mariève Beaucage, Vice President of the Groupe Beaucage.
The CHUS Foundation thanks the Groupe Beaucage and its employees and all the people who will participate in this collective effort. “I would also like to thank the maternity and neonatology staff who assure us of a great collaboration in distributing these beautiful sets and bringing a little bit of softness to these newborns and their parents who are experiencing important, but sometimes insecure moments.”
adds Mr. Martin Clermont, Director General of the CHUS Foundation.
The countryside The Petits pyjamas aims to offer one-time assistance to 800 families per year by providing a set designed for low-weight or newborn babies. The gift set will also be available at the CHUS Foundation store and the profits will be reinvested in this campaign.
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