This August, experience an elegant long-table dinner along the picturesque Tsawwassen First Nation boardwalk. Not only will guests enjoy a memorable evening, but they’ll also be contributing to the future of long-term care in Delta.
The inaugural ‘Supper at Sunset’ fundraising dinner in support of Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation is planned for Aug. 22. The new, one-of-a-kind outdoor fundraising event supports the ‘Coming Home’ capital campaign – the largest in the Foundation’s 35-year history – in support of the new 200-bed Beedie Long Term Care Centre.
Hosted by Tsawwassen's John Gross, founder and CEO of Peak Products, the chic new summer tradition will welcome guests as they enjoy the long-table dinner and entertainment.
“On behalf of our board, staff and volunteers, I want to thank John and Peak Products for creating and covering all costs for this event,” said Pam Paton, chair, DHCH Foundation. “I also want to thank the Tsawwassen First Nation for graciously hosting us at this one-of-a-kind setting. Delta’s seniors are the very heart of our community, and this event will make a significant contribution to ensuring our seniors have a welcoming and supportive place to call home.”
Guests will enjoy live entertainment, refreshing drinks, engaging conversations and a long-table picnic-style supper, all while taking in the breathtaking views of the Salish Sea. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary event!
The partially tax-deductible $200 ticket for ‘Supper at Sunset’ is on sale now – purchase at trellis.org/supper-at-sunset You can also purchase 50/50 tickets now for a chance to win big and support!
To learn more about the Beedie Long-Term Care Centre, visit dhchfoundation.ca/capital-campaign. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event.
