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www.insidehalton.com |O A K V ILLE B E A V E R |Thursday, Decem ber 7, 2 0 1 7 |3 4 Own a piece of OTMH history, buy legacy brick by Marta Marychuk Oakville Beaver Staff People can own a piece of Oakville' s history by purchasing a limited edition reclaimed brick from the now closed Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH) on Reynolds Street. The former OTMH closed in 2015, after serving the Oakville community for 65 years. Proceeds from the sale of reclaimed bricks will go to the Oakville Hospital Foundation to support the ever growing and changing healthcare needs of a much larger and more advanced hospital. The idea to sell old bricks to raise money for the new hospital started about two years ago, said Chris Coderre, vice-president and investment advisor at Caldwell Securities Ltd., as a way of giving something back to the community. Originally, Coderre says they were just taking reservations for the bricks, but now the campaign is going full steam ahead. The Oakville Hospital Foundation, Caldwell Securities, Cropac Cranes, D'Orazio Construction and Perspective Marketing have made a limited amount of bricks available for purchase in the next few months. The goal is to sell 500 reclaimed bricks at $100 each to raise $50,000 for the new hospital, located on Dundas Street and Third Line. "One hundred per cent of the proceeds are going to the foundation," said Coderre. Each donor will receive a $100 charitable tax receipt from the Oakville Hospital Foundation. Oakville Hospital Foundation says the organization has long understood that the hospital is built of more than just bricks and mortar. But now, the community can help put Halton Women's Place presents... F e b r u a r y 2 4 th , D'Orazio Infrastructure Group President Jim D'Orazio buys the first brick from Caldwell Securities Vice President Chris Coderre during the kickoff for the Oakville Hospital Foundation's Buy a Brick campaign in which anyone who donates $100 will receive a reclaimed brick from the old hospital site. The goal of the campaign is to sell 500 bricks to raise $50,000 for the hospital. 2 0 1 $ Commemorating 40 Years in Halton " f \ / / c u a e a /w a y A fa d th e p o w e r , m y d e a r. h a d to le a rn itfo ry o u rA e f. " | Nikki Wesley/Metroland the bricks to work. People can purchase a brick at www. otmhbuyabrick.org and own a piece of Oakville' s history; The bricks can be picked up weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Caldwell Securities, 1464 Cornwall Rd., Suite 5, in Oakville. "It' s all going to a good cause," adds Coderre. O akville C o n fe re n ce C en tre 5:30pm reception, 7:00pm dinner $150 per ticket or $1200 for a table of 8 *Pay before December 31st, 2017 and receive a table of 8 for $1100!* F o r ticket inform ation, please visit www.haltonwom ensplace.com OR contact cbo%y o @ h alton w o m e nsp la ce.co m 905- 332-1200 ext. 222 *Please note, no cash machine H ealthyR ela tio n sh ip sH ealthyC om m u n itie s Halton Womens Place available a t venue. r o i f i 9 GREG K U C H M A [ team j jj H | M e d ia S p o n so rs No Place Like H o m eS p o n so r «c:: coGeco 'TrT\ Boehringer llllld Ingelheim ' cTl R u b yS lip p e rS p o n so rs ON NOW AT T H E B R IC K ! iteftfllCK. ^ PpmmtvcivNWi^mci ia'!1 lim l O oo u o TOO LATE' Get delivery just mti for Christmas. B LO W O U T SAMSUNG ________J 1 To order online or to locate a retailer near you go to S A V IN G Y O U M O R E For m ore details go instore or online @ thebrick.com. www.portsbooks.com To order direct call 1-800-693-7986