2026 Recognition Evening
An Evening to Celebrate Generosity
On February 5, the Fondation RÉA held the second edition of its Recognition Evening in the elegant setting of the 36th-floor hall of the BNC Tower. This special occasion provided an opportunity to celebrate the commitment and generosity of our community.
The evening was hosted by our master of ceremonies, Camille Chai, a former athlete and person living with a disability, who was also a former user of the services at the Clinique Parent Plus at the Centre de réadaptation Lucie-Bruneau.
Honouring Those Who Make a Difference
The evening was an opportunity to recognize donors, partners, volunteers, and collaborators who actively support physical rehabilitation.
We also celebrated people of exceptional dedication, healthcare professionals and staff at our facilities, who, through their commitment, generosity, and humanity, make a real difference in the rehabilitation journey. These remarkable individuals are often nominated by donors, including grateful patients and families.
The Tangible Impact of Donations
For the final day of our sale, we visited the Centre de réadaptation Raymond-Dewar to share a reading moment with our patients living with hearing impairments or communication disorders, as well as with the healthcare professionals who support them every day.
The event highlighted the real impact that donations have on the lives of our users, whether through support for clinical projects, research, or direct assistance to beneficiaries. In a warm and inspiring atmosphere, Fondation RÉA emphasized that every contribution helps improve the quality of life and the rehabilitation journey of many individuals.
Scholarships That Transform Lives
The evening began with the RÉA Scholarship Ceremony, an inspiring moment highlighted by heartfelt testimonies. The scholarship recipients, including Kim Plourde, currently attending the École du Barreau, shared the tangible impact that the Foundation’s support has had on their studies and personal engagement. These stories show how every contribution can transform lives and support the rehabilitation journey of many individuals.
Thank You to Those Who Make It All Possible
Fondation RÉA warmly thanks all donors, partners, volunteers, and participants who contributed to the success of this evening. Your support and trust make a real difference in the lives of people undergoing rehabilitation. Thanks to you, we can continue to support meaningful projects and reach even more individuals on their path to recovery.
People of Exception
Healthcare professionals and staff nominated by donors, patients, or families to acknowledge their humanity, dedication, and tangible impact on the rehabilitation journey.
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Annie Legault
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Alexandra Lacroix-Sauvageau
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Sylvie Paquette
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Michael Steyaert
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Miriam Vaillancourt
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Véronique Godefroy
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Geneviève Lemire
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Isabelle St-Louis
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Rossana Diaz
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Léonie Dauphinais
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Bianka Obrien
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Dominique Côté
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Antoine Chéné
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Karine Messier
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Marc Alexandre Wagnac
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Sophie Boisvert
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Frédérique Paré
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Audrey Melançon-Thivierge
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Chantal Boulais
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Guillaume Bérubé
Key Project Contributors
Individuals who play a pivotal role in implementing projects that have a direct impact on users and clinical teams.
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Manon Parisien
Top Fundraisers – 21K Challenge (Top 3)
Participants who stood out for their fundraising efforts in support of our cause.
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Jehane Dagher
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Patrice Bergeron
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Marie Christine Larocque
Clinique Parents Plus
A dedicated team supporting families and actively contributing to the quality of rehabilitation services.
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The entire team of Clinique Parent Plus
Major Donors 2024–2025 (CAD 100,000 and above)
Organizations whose significant philanthropic contributions help support key projects.
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Molson
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Fondation Hewitt
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Banque Nationale du Canada
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Power Corporation du Canada
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Bourassa Savaria
Campaign Cabinet
Volunteer leaders who mobilize their networks and actively support fundraising efforts.
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Josée Goulet
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Roger Plamondon
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René Demers
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Pierre Latreille
RÉA Scholarship Recipients 2024–2025
Students whose academic journey and commitment are supported through the Fondation RÉA, enabling them to continue their studies and contribute to rehabilitation.
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Cindy Ouellet
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Mathieu Lapointe
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Nathalie Hanna
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Vincent Girard-Bernier
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Virginie Pilotte
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Walid Nassef
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Antoni Salomone
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Jeremy Deguire
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Camille Lalonde
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Kim Plourde
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Gabriel Parent
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William Renaud







