Nanji Family Foundation Pledges up to $100,000 Matching Gifts to COVID-19 Fund for Canadian Hospitals

Pyarali and Gulshan Nanji and their family of four children were among the thousands of Ugandans of Indian descent exiled from the country in the 1970s. They were airlifted to Canada and initially lived in Montreal where they had to start their lives from scratch.

Thankful for the safe refuge given to their family, Pyarali and Gulshan made a pledge to give back to the country that gave them safe haven. Every donation made to the Lions Gate Hospital Foundation’s North Shore COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund will be matched dollar for dollar with a donation from the Gulshan & Pyarali G. Nanji Family Foundation up to a total of $100,000. This generous pledge means that your donation will have double the impact. With your help we have the potential to raise $200,000 for the Response Fund.

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Richmond Hospital Foundation is grateful to The Nanji Family Foundation who have offered to match your donation up to a total of $100,000 so your gift today will have double the impact!

Your support will make a critical difference to Richmond Hospital’s response efforts for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. You will help fund essential equipment and supplies that are so urgently needed during this challenging time.  Please help ensure our front-line teams have the tools and equipment they need to work at their highest capacity to serve our community.

Thank you to The Nanji Family Foundation who choose to celebrate goodness in us all by encouraging us to join together with joyful hearts to make a real difference.

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It’s no surprise the Nanjis are working to support hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to Burnaby Hospital Foundation’s recently established COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund, incredibly the family is matching community donations – dollar for dollar – up to $100,000.

The funds are being used to address the emergency needs of the hospital during the crisis, including the growing list of urgently needed items being requested by frontline staff. Any funds left over once the pandemic subsides will continue to be invested into emergency care and equipment to ensure the hospital is even better prepared for a second wave or for the next time something like COVID-19 occurs.

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