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Bruce Power and partners donate $100k to Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

Bruce Power and its supplier partners have made a big donation to the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada.

A media release from Bruce Power on October 27 shared that the nuclear power generator and its partners donated $100,000 to the foundation to mark Brain Tumour Awareness Week.

The donation will "support the foundation’s efforts to provide children and families affected by brain tumours with meaningful support, resources and opportunities to connect with others facing similar challenges, while also contributing to important research aimed at improving outcomes for people affected by brain tumours," the release stated.

Learn more about Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada at braincanada.ca.

"Bruce Power is proud to support the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada and the important work it does for patients and families facing a brain tumour diagnosis," said Maggie Tieman, Director, Community and External Affairs, Bruce Power. "Through our production of cancer-fighting medical isotopes, we recognize the importance of supporting organizations that advance research and provide patients and families with resources and support they need."

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