Our Breathe Strong raffle which launched this February is off to a great start. The early bird grand prize is an 8 night getaway to Hawaii for 2! To be entered into the early bird draw tickets need to be purchased this month before our April 20th deadline. Breathe Strong will raise vital funds to provide patient practical support programs for the one in five Canadians left breathless by lung disease. Proceeds will support patient programs aimed at improving quality of life for those struggling to breathe and will include the provision of information and educational resources, patient financial assistance programs, and disease-specific support groups. You can purchase your raffle tickets online at raffle.sk.lung.ca. Be the change - save a life.

Thousands of people in Saskatchewan struggle with lung disease each and every day. Thanks to your generous donations, we are able to help aid them in their battle. Without your support we would not be able to make any of this possible. Thank you!

Sheelagh Josephine Barrable: Athlete. Scholar. Veteran. Grandmother. Born March 24, 1924, in Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.; died Dec. 19, 2017, in Vancouver of natural causes; aged 93.
Born right after her twin brother, Jack, Sheelagh Ferguson was the sixth of seven children of Robert George Ferguson and Helen Ross.

As a member of the Canadian Free Wills Network, The Lung Association, is pleased to offer a free Will to up to 50 of our donors and supporters in the New Year. Will services will be available through participating lawyers in Saskatoon and Regina.

This is a limited offer which will operate on a first-come, first-served basis. This is your chance to have a simple Will prepared and if you wish to do so, include a legacy gift to The Lung Association, Saskatchewan. The offer will cover a first Will or updating an existing Will.

Having an up-to-date Will prepared by a lawyer is the only way to ensure that your future wishes will be carried out as you intended. It is also a wonderful way to advance lung health in the province and support many future generations to breathe easier.

For more information please contact Renata Huyghebaert at Renata.Huyghebaert@sk.lung.ca or call 1-306-667-3045