Bethania 75th Anniversary Save the Dates
The Bethania & Pembina Place Annual Spiritual Care Fundraising Dinner
The Bethania and Pembina Place Annual Spiritual Care Fundraising Dinner was held on Monday, September 23, 2019 at the Douglas Mennonite Church.
It was a beautiful event with First Mennonite Women’s Choir as the featured performers and a touching family testimonial from James Schellenberg.
Spiritual Care is a critical component of a resident’s life in personal care and is entirely funded through your generous donations. The fundraiser raised $32,523 towards the spiritual care programs for Bethania Mennonite Personal Care Home and Pembina Place Mennonite Personal Care Home. We could not run these programs without your support.
Thank you for all that attended and donated to this important cause.
Thank you to our sponsors:
Bonduelle
Dragonfly Flowers
Gordon Food Service
The Original Cakerie
W.T. Lynch Foods Limited
The Winnipeg Foundation Sidewalk Grant
A Small Dream Has Grown into a Huge Success
Bethania’s old well had collapsed and was not functioning for the past several years. The well was connected to an irrigation system that helped water the gardens and was also used to fill the pond. Getting the well up and running was the first and crucial step of the project, as nothing else could be accomplished without the well in place. Friesen drilling was able to drill and install the new well for the irrigation system to be run off of, and from which the new pond could be filled. Having our own private water supply for watering our grounds, gardens, and filling the pond will greatly benefit our budget’s bottom line!
Bethania Mennonite Personal Care Home would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Gerry Kuik and the Resident Planning Committee for the foresightedness of their ambitious
“Well & Fish Pond Project” and a heartfelt “Thank you!” to the many donors; Residents, Families and Community Supporters who made this dream a reality.
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Grant helps garden club bring green thumbs to Bethania
On Sept. 26, Evana Popovich used the money from a federal
#risingyouth community service grant to bring students in the
Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute’s garden club to Bethania
Mennonite Personal Care Home.
Students were paired up with a resident, and they spent the
afternoon creating and decorating a rose bowl for a succulent and
then planted it together. Grant helps garden club bring green thumbs to Bethania