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‘Tis the season to celebrate Festival of Trees
Trees from Page 1A
Better emergency care
The funds raised at this
year’s Festival of Trees will go
toward Beyond 911: A Cam-
paign to Expand Emergency
Care, one of the most ambitious
fundraising endeavors the foun-
dation has undertaken, accord-
ing to Ward. During the past
year, the foundation has been
working to raise $1.5 million
toward an approximately $6.7
million plan to create facilities
that support emergency care.
The union health district will
contribute another $1 million
and the rest of the money will
come from Providence Health
& Services.
Visitors to the emergency
department, Ward said, com-
pliment the quality of care but
have commented “the environ-
ment needs a lot of help.” The
current emergency facilities
were constructed about 50 years
ago and last updated in the early
1990s. They are small, outdated
and poorly configured to pro-
vide patients and families with
security and privacy, according
to the foundation.
The new emergency depart-
ment will be twice as large as
the current facility. The number
of treatment areas will increase
from seven to 10. The new
space also will accommodate
two large bays for trauma care
and two areas for patients re-
quiring an extra secure and qui-
et environment. Construction is
due to in early 2019. The proj-
ect will be completed in about
18 months, but the process will
take place in stages so the emer-
gency department can remain
open.
The foundation is approach-
ing the $1.5 million mark and
hopes to announce at the fes-
tival that they’ve reached their
goal.
“It’s a huge project – I nev-
er thought we’d be able to raise
$1.5 million in one year – but
I think we’re going to do it,
which is exciting,” Ward said.
make crafts or attend story time
with Mrs. Claus. Attendees can
also get pictures with Santa and
peruse the festively decorated
Christmas trees.
With only two fulltime staff
members, the foundation could
not pull off the event, especially
Candy Cane Lane, without the
help of volunteers, Develop-
ment Specialist Meaghan Tri-
ana said.
“I love our town,” she said.
“I know we’re a small town, but
I feel like we’re mighty.”
The Saturday evening gala
features dinner, live music by
the R.J. Marx Quartet, a silent
auction, and live auction for the
trees, which come with a vari-
ety of prizes, such as trips to Ire-
land, Victoria B.C., or Hawaii
and other items. Dan Chen, the
featured artist, created a master-
ful work called “My Peace” to
be auctioned off, as well. Chen,
who is based out of Eugene,
exhibits his work at the Bronze
Coast Gallery in Cannon Beach.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Admission to the gala is
$100, or $1,000 for a table of
10. Seats must be reserved in
advance. For more information
about the festival or the capital
campaign, visit providence-
foundations.org/seaside or call
503-717-7601.
PROVIDENCE SEASIDE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
The gala at the Providence Seaside Hospital Foundation’s annual Festival of Trees event is
one of the area’s premier events.
I’m so glad I found you – and that the
folks at Providence knew how to get
you gone. These days, the view from
here is lovely.
Darn lucky and blessed,
Penny
Schedule of events
A new feature of the Festival
of Trees this year that coincides
with the Beyond 911 capital
campaign is an invite-only event
Friday evening for donors who
contributed $10,000 or more to
the fundraiser. During the ap-
preciation event, the attendees
will get an early preview of the
festival trees while they enjoy
live music from Lynn Archibald
and hors d’oeuvres.
“It might turn into a Friday
night event going forward, but
this year, we’re treating it just
truly as a thank-you to our do-
nors for the campaign,” Ward
said.
The community day, fea-
turing the traditional Candy
Cane Lane, is held from 10:30
to 2 p.m. Saturday. The open
house, free to the public, fea-
tures six activity rooms, hosted
by various community partners
and local organizations, where
families can decorate cookies,
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