The prestigious Promenade des grands romantiques of the Fondation du CHU de Québec, presented by Québecor and co-chaired by Mélissa Gilbert of La Capitale Assurance et services financiers and François Dion of Levio Conseils, will take place on Friday, March 20, 2020 at Centre Videotron. All profits will be used to build the future Integrated Cancer Centre (CIC) of the New Hospital Complex (NCH), which will open in 2020.

Inspired by this cause, the 26th edition is undergoing a technological shift. Be in the front row of this important social project! Come and enjoy a renewed ball experience that will allow you to learn more about the CIC, while actively contributing to it.

June 12, 2020
The Pro-Hockey is the ideal opportunity to invite your customers and business partners to live a unique experience with you, off-ice and on ice. Come and compete against professional players of the highest calibre and share special moments with them on the ice rink and during the post-game cocktail.

AN EXCEPTIONAL YEAR!

The Québec City in Pink 2019 movement came to a successful conclusion on October 30, when the exceptional sum of $250,000 was unveiled at the cocktail party that closed the event.
Throughout the month of October, this event shone the spotlight with the pink illumination of 90 buildings and monuments in the Quebec City area, with the original initiatives of individuals and companies, called the light carriers, who made great efforts to raise donations, and with a cocktail reception that brought together nearly 350 people.

OCTOBER OF EACH YEAR

Le Centre des maladies du sein (CMS) treats no less than 20% of Quebec’s clients annually, which represents 1,200 diagnosed cases and a considerable number of 30,000 visits per year. Even if the number of new cancer cases increases by about 2% annually, due in part to aging and population growth, 80% of diagnosed cases can now be treated early, controlled and even cured thanks to the medical advancement and equipment provided by the CMS thanks to the involvement of the Fondation du CHU de Québec.

The research team and the Foundation proudly announced a result of $67,500 at the cocktail party held on November 27, 2019.

The Hemato-onco Rando is an invaluable financial aid. The funds raised enable a team of 12 physician-researchers, 6 research nurses, 3 administrative assistants and a director to expand the studies in which they can participate, but also to develop and implement the necessary resources to increase, in the medium term, the conduct of early phase studies, in addition to allowing researchers to develop clinical research projects themselves.

On Saturday, September 14, more than 200 enthusiasts and owners of exceptional cars had the pleasure of riding together and making special visits to the Quebec City area during the Quebec City UHC Foundation’s Dream Car Tour, an exclusive day presented by Opéra MD, Quebec City’s private operating room. The funds raised will help finance major projects aimed at advancing surgical care at Hôpital Saint-François d’Assise, as well as the New Hospital Complex at the CHU de Québec-Université Laval.