22 August 2022
More than £2,500 has been raised by the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital’s League of Friends (LoF) at their annual summer prize draw.
All of the money raised will help fund much-needed equipment for the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (RSH). This year, it will be used to help purchase three Patient Vital Signs Monitors for the Day Care Unit, which cost a total of £10,000.
Four winning tickets were drawn on Wednesday 17 August by Louise Barnett, Chief Executive of The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) which runs RSH, and Catriona McMahon, Chair of SaTH.
Catriona said: “I, like many others, have seen first-hand how RSH LoF have contributed through their invaluable support whether that is through their four coffee shops located at RSH, or through their many fundraising events each year.
“All the funds raised are used to purchase additional equipment for the benefit of our patients, which is fantastic, and we are incredibly grateful for all their support. Congratulations to the winners.”
Richard Steventon, Executive Chairman of the RSH League of Friends, said: “The Royal Shrewsbury Hospital League of Friends sincerely thanks everyone who has supported our Summer Draw this year.
“All the money raised from ticket sales will be put towards the purchase of three Patient Vital Signs Monitors for the RSH Day Care Unit.
“This additional equipment is to support an increase in elective surgery post COVID-19.”
Photo caption: (From L-R) Louise Barnett, Chief Executive of SaTH, Richard Steventon, Executive Chairman of the RSH LoF, and Catriona McMahon, Chair of SaTH, drawing the four winning tickets.