Home - Tree of Hope

Official Launch of the Tree of Hope: Schools in New Brunswick are Ready for the Challenge

Moncton, Wednesday, October 16th-- The 2019 edition of the Tree of Hope campaign was launched this morning with great fanfare in eight Francophone schools across the province. Students, school staff and campaign representatives were in attendance.

"We had some technical problems But, spirits were high and there was a lot of energy," explains Martin Latulippe. He is a co-chair and the spokesperson for the launch. He also chaired the campaign from 2008 to 2012.

The slogan of the campaign is Ready for the Challenge! Schools taking part in the morning launch shared their financial goals and the challenges they are taking. Let's just say that there is a risk of seeing brightly coloured hair and shaved mustaches on November 29.

The 2019 Edition of the Tree of Hope Campaign: Ready for the Challenge!

The 2019 edition of the Tree of Hope will be different from all previous campaigns. Nine people have agreed to be co-chairs this year. Nine people who have lent their names, their faces and their energy to this cause over the past 30 years. Nine people who say they are happy to be back at the helm. Every year, the Tree of Hope generates great passion all over the province.

Ready for the challenge! The co-chairs are excited to get involved and help ensure that the campaign is a resounding success. As a very first challenge, they have set a financial goal of $2 million. This is the highest goal ever set for the Tree of Hope, an activity that has touched the lives of thousands of New Brunswickers over the years.

2019 Tour of Hope a resounding success

Moncton, Monday July 29, 2019 – A boisterous crowd was on hand to welcome the more than 140 participants in the 2019 Tour of Hope yesterday. Assumption Place in Moncton was all set to greet the cyclists who, this year, raised more than 342 000 $ a record amount in this 9^th edition of the Tour.

The Tour of Hope, presented by Assumption Life, is a fundraising activity which contributes directly to the Tree of Hope Campaign whose mission is to improve comfort and care for cancer patients through the purchase of specialized equipment for the Dr.-Léon-Richard Oncology Center, and by offering advanced training opportunities for specialized oncology teams here in New Brunswick.

Projects funded are based on the needs identified at the Dr.-Léon-Richard Oncology Center and in other Dumont UHC departments offering a continuum in oncology care, for example, regional satellite units. Each year, projects are proposed and executed based on needs expressed and funds raised throughout the province and elsewhere. In 2018, the Tour of Hope raised $300,000.

Page 1 of 3

Start
Prev
1
2
3
Next
End

The Tree of Hope

in action

Upcoming events

Donation card sales (small trees)

Why choose to sell donation cards?

The Tree of Hope campaign has made it possible to accomplish major projects that directly benefited cancer patients in New-Brunswick and their families. These projects allow the purchase of specialized equipment, the continuous training of the highly specialized teams at the Dr. Léon-Richard Oncology Centre, support towards the cancer research efforts of the Atlantic Cancer Research Institute and the establishment of the Mgr. Henri-Cormier Lodge. This also helps raise awareness of the importance of healthy living. Furthermore, 100% of funds raised are reinvested right here in New-Brunswick.

Here are the steps to follow:

You receive the donation cards ;

You register them in your system using barcodes;

You gather the donations! The donation cards are sold for a minimum of 2.00$ each and all profits go to the Tree of Hope campaign;

You can send us the gathered amount monthly before the 30th day of each month to the following address:

Annick Ouellette or Monica Poirier

Tree of Hope Campaign

330 University Avenue

Moncton NB

E1C 2Z3

The 2019 radiothon will take place on November 29th. If you wish to be present in order to announce the accumulated amount in person or if you have any questions, please contact:

Annick Ouellette and Monica Poirier

Event Coordinators

506-862-4285

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

THANK YOU!