Holiday baskets for patients & families created by MUHC Foundation staff

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Holiday baskets for patients & families created by MUHC Foundation staff

"Without them, I wouldn’t have a Christmas," says Alfred McLean, Montrealer who is receiving holiday baskets filled with food and clothing that the MUHC Foundation staff put together for patients and their families. Pamela Pagano reports.

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