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The 21st annual Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala was held on Nov. 14, 2019 at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg. The night of food, entertainment and community spirit raised funds to help the Misericordia Health Centre continue to be a leader in healthy aging through compassion, innovation and excellence.

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The 21st annual Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala was held on Nov. 14, 2019 at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg. The night of food, entertainment and community spirit raised funds to help the Misericordia Health Centre continue to be a leader in healthy aging through compassion, innovation and excellence.

Funds raised advance and expand care throughout MHC — from eye surgeries to sleep studies to respite care. For more information, visit misericordia.mb.ca.

Anton Sikorsky of Calabria Market, left, serves wine to Adrian Frost during the gala.
Anton Sikorsky of Calabria Market, left, serves wine to Adrian Frost during the gala.
Irene Ling, left, and Andy Ling of Canada One Travel.
Irene Ling, left, and Andy Ling of Canada One Travel.
From left: Karen McCormac (Misericordia Health Centre director of quality and patient safety), Gillian Toth (Misericordia chief nursing officer), Darren Toth and Jennifer Taylor.
From left: Karen McCormac (Misericordia Health Centre director of quality and patient safety), Gillian Toth (Misericordia chief nursing officer), Darren Toth and Jennifer Taylor.
Misericordia Health Centre supporters Cherrilyn Hernaez, left, and Monica Zimnicki.
Misericordia Health Centre supporters Cherrilyn Hernaez, left, and Monica Zimnicki.
From left: Trisha Biswas, Dr. Mohamed Gharra, Dr. Gdih Gdih and Cathy Reyes.
From left: Trisha Biswas, Dr. Mohamed Gharra, Dr. Gdih Gdih and Cathy Reyes.
From left: Lisa Stiver (Misericordia Health Centre Foundation board chairperson), Michelle Georgi (board vice-chair), Brian Taillieu (board member) and Tracy Code.
From left: Lisa Stiver (Misericordia Health Centre Foundation board chairperson), Michelle Georgi (board vice-chair), Brian Taillieu (board member) and Tracy Code.
From left: Misericordia Health Centre board members Bonnie Goertzen, Maria Grande, Richard Arsenault and Curt Vossen attend the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala.
From left: Misericordia Health Centre board members Bonnie Goertzen, Maria Grande, Richard Arsenault and Curt Vossen attend the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala.
From left: Jackie Wild gets a sample from Wendy Halliday and Jason Kang of Capital K Distillery.
From left: Jackie Wild gets a sample from Wendy Halliday and Jason Kang of Capital K Distillery.
Canada Life's Katerina Bletnitsky, left, and Graeme Kostelnyk.
Canada Life's Katerina Bletnitsky, left, and Graeme Kostelnyk.
Attendees check out silent auction items at the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala.
Attendees check out silent auction items at the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala.
From left: Misericordia Health Centre ophthalmologists Dr. Gdih Gdih, Dr. Raageen Kangee, Dr. Rashmi Nigam, Dr. Lorne Bellan and Dr. Andre Jastrzebski.
From left: Misericordia Health Centre ophthalmologists Dr. Gdih Gdih, Dr. Raageen Kangee, Dr. Rashmi Nigam, Dr. Lorne Bellan and Dr. Andre Jastrzebski.
Attendees check out silent auction items at the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala.
Attendees check out silent auction items at the Misericordia Health Centre Foundation Gala.
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