A newspaper article from May 18, 2013 entitled "Death of children wrenches family." The article is about the book written by Ginny Dennehy and Shelley Fralic about the stories of her children. The article contains a short excerpt of the book "Choosing Hope: A Mother's Story of Love, Loss and Survival" as well as information about the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. Includes an image of the Dennehy family in Vancouver. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from the Whistler Question entitled "Dennehy and Hume honoured as pillars of B.C. with Diamond Jubilee medals." The article discusses the medal awarded to Ginny Dennehy for her work raising awareness about mental health through the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation and Rick Hume for his years of work with the sport of downhill skiing. Found in a scrapbook.

A newspaper article from the Whistler Question about the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation and their volunteers. The article recognizes the work of the foundation over the years and highlights some of the many volunteers who have given their time for it and made their events successful. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from The Question entitled "Dennehy selected for Women of Distinction Award." The article gives information about Ginny Dennehy's work with the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation fighting against depression and her receiving the YWCA Women of Distinction Award in the category of Community Builder. Found in scrapbook.

A five page article from The Pique on August 29, 2013 entitled "Dennehys' Dream." The article goes through Ginny and Kerry Dennehy's Enough is Enough cross-Canada journey to raise money for mental health awareness and the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. It includes snippets of blog posts and photos from along the way. Found in scrapbook. 1 duplicate.

Newspaper article in Pique Newsmagazine announcing the Kelty and Riley Dennehy Scholarship Fund made possible by Kerry and Ginny Dennehy's $100,000 donation.

An article from the Whistler Question on August 15, entitled "Dennehys' Enough is Enough tour wraps." The article is about the end of Ginny and Kerry Dennehy's cross-Canada Enough is Enough cycling tour in Cape Spear, Newfoundland. It also talks about the initiatives the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation has supported in the past and the recent fundraising for the cycling ride. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from The Question in 2006 entitled "Dennehys, Waugh make charitable connection." The article is about how Ginny Dennehy and the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation made a connection with artist Eric Waugh. He gave Ginny Dennehy a Waugh Award and agreed to donate his time and art to the 5th Annual Drive Fore Life event in support of the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. Found in scrapbook.

An advertisement for the event called "Depression... Living and Winning" put on by The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. The event features two mental health researchers speaking at the BC Children's Hospital. Illegible handwritten notes on the back. Found in a scrapbook.

An article from the Vancouver Sun on Saturday November 19, 2005 entitled "Depression research in B.C. gets $5m boost." The article discusses how the work of the Dennehy and Craig families resulted in Premier Gordon Campbell announcing support for depression research at the University of British Columbia. The article features a photo of Ginny and Kerry Dennehy. Found in scrapbook.