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Office Hours: |
Mon. |
9am - 3pm |
Tues. |
By Chance |
Wed. |
9am - 3pm |
Thurs. |
By Chance |
Fri. |
By Chance |
Sat. |
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NOTE: When the Foundation office is closed, donations & packages can be dropped off at the Centre Grey Hospital Admitting desk, 7 days a week, 8am-11pm. |
Phone: (519)986-3040
Foundation Coordinator
Ext #6178
Jennifer Edwards
jedwards@
cghsfoundation.com
Accounting
Ext #6153
Donna Nicholls
dnicholls@
cghsfoundation.com
55 Isla Street PO Box 406
Markdale ON N0C 1H0
Fax (519) 986-4562
Centre Grey Health Services Foundation Office
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Centre Grey
Physician Recruitment 
Click here to view the Centre Grey Physician Recruitment website. This website is designed to show practicing & future physicians our communities & that this could be a great place for them to build a practice & enjoy a healthy lifestyle.
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Scotiabank Donates $5,000 to Centre Grey Health Services Foundation’s Silent Auction
July 14, 2010
Pictured are (L-R) Markdale branch Scotiabank staff members Gail McCauley, Michelle Juby, Angela Schwass and Maggie Page beside Centre Grey Health Services Foundation’s Silent Auction Committee Chairs, Donna Hutton, Lorri Summerville & Norma Lawler, accepting a cheque from Nancy Evans, Scotiabank Senior Personal Banking Officer in the amount of $5,000.
The funds were generously donated to CGHSF’s 2010 Silent Auction through Scotiabank’s Team Scotia Community Program. All of the Markdale branch Scotiabank staff members graciously took turns volunteering at the auction throughout the week of July 3-10.
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Sahara’s Garden Centre Donation
June 30th, 2010
(R-L) Pictured is Cathy Saharevich, owner of Sahara’s Garden Centre presenting a cheque to Centre Grey Health Services Foundation in the amount of $385 to Donna Hutton, CGHSF Chair & Jennifer Edwards, CGHSF Coordinator.
The funds were raised by Sahara’s Garden Centre on May 18th when they hosted the Chainsaw Carving Event that was held at their store in Ceylon. The day long event featured carver Dan Hawethorne (pictured in inset photo), who spent the day showing off his incredible carving talents. Hot dogs and beverages were sold and one of Dan’s wood carvings, a wolf, was raffled off. The winner of the carving was P. McLaughlin of Proton Station.
All funds raised during the day were donated to Centre Grey Health Services Foundation’s hospital equipment fund. The money will be put towards the $40,000 cost of two new Electrocardiogram Machines (ECG) for Centre Grey Hospital in Markdale.
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“Billy Joel and Elton John” Wow Supporters of
Centre Grey Health Services Foundation
May 29th, 2010
by Anne Marie Hammer
On Saturday, May 29th, more than 300 happy music fans learned that curling isn’t the only thing that “rocks” at the Markdale Golf and Curling Club. The occasion was FACE 2 FACE, a tribute to the music of Billy Joel and Elton John. Audience members were treated to a dynamic, high-energy concert and an evening of socializing and lots of community spirit!
FACE 2 FACE was presented by Centre Grey Health Services Foundation, with all proceeds from the event going to support the Equipment Fund. The Foundation’s current target is to raise more than $40,000 for two new ECG machines and related digital technology. As pointed out at the concert “none of us hope that we will ever need the two new ECG machines which are the latest goal for our hospital but we all realize that when it comes to our family and neighbours we want to do whatever it takes to make sure that they are taken care of in the best way possible”. The amount raised by this event is expected to be in the order of $5,000 - an excellent kickoff to this year’s fundraising efforts.
Not only did the concert raise much-needed funds for our local hospital, it also was a great opportunity to build new community partnerships. The Foundation was helped enormously by local sponsors who provided both financial support and related events that helped make the evening a success. These included Donabies, Munshaw’s Bistro and The Bakery in Flesherton, Steven’s BBQ Restaurant in Markdale, the Village Inn in Kimberley, and the newly-established Flying Chestnut in Eugenia. Support and draw prizes were also provided by Molson Coors. (Lucky winners were Dick Kavanagh, David Armstrong, and Sandy Fraser. Congratulations!)
These businesses, along with help from the Markdale Rotary Club, the Markdale Golf and Curling Club, and a small army of volunteers who took care of everything from ticket sales to set-up of the concert area, demonstrated community participation at its best. This great event would not have happened without the help of everyone involved.
The success of this event has the Foundation thinking about a regular concert series. In keeping with the musical theme, “stay tuned” for future announcements.
:: View More Photos of 2010 Concert Event
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