Meet Our Donors
Thank You
Each and every gift is gratefully received and acknowledged. The Foundation recognizes that your donation is made only after careful consideration. We are committed to act as responsible stewards of your gift and to ensure the appropriate level of recognition of your generosity.
Donor Recognition Wall
Both a work of art in its own right, and a unique, made-in-Almonte tribute to our most generous supporters, the Donor Wall permanently lists in the front lobby of Almonte General Hospital all donors who have contributed a total of $2,500 or more.
Our donor recognition system was created by renowned glass artist and Almonte resident Stephen Brathwaite, and sculptor Dale Dunning.
Meet Our Generous Donors
Carp Fair 2018
Thanks to all the sponsors that 'put themselves in the picture' for the Carp Fair and their local hospital last evening at the Sponsors Dinner. We have this wonderful gallery to share with you of attendees as they arrived at the dinner. Each year, the Almonte...
Monthly donors are having a big impact!
For some people making a $100 donation to the Hospital or Manor would leave them very short that month, but $10 would be possible. That’s why monthly donations are so popular because it allows donors to make a larger donation but not leave them short. “Monthly giving...
Jeri & Al Lunney ‘in the picture’
When asked why they decided to ‘put themselves in the picture’ to support the AGH FVM Foundation’s diagnostic imaging campaign, Al Lunney was quick with an answer. “I have to give to the Almonte Hospital,” Al said, “I was born there!” Although it is only part of the...
Barbara and Joe Reis ‘in the picture’
Barbara and Joe Reis had lived a number of different places including North Bay and Bob’s Lake before settling in Almonte 11 years ago. Barbara always worked at home raising their five children while Joe was involved in running his own business, Reis Equipment...
Put Yourself in the Picture Campaign
News Release Wednesday, May 10, 2017 AGH launches $4-million Put Yourself in the Picture campaign to ensure patients have access to the best in diagnostic imaging (Mississippi Mills, ON) “Put Yourself in the Picture” is what representatives of the Almonte General...
Great West Life, Canada Life & London Life ‘in the picture’
Great-West Life, London Life and Canada Life today announced a $20,000 donation to the Almonte General Hospital-Fairview Manor Foundation in support of the ‘Put Yourself in the Picture’ campaign. The $4 million campaign, which launched in May 2017, has allowed the...
The Pikes ‘in the picture’!
Gord Pike moved to Almonte in 1976 and he wasn’t even sure he was going to stay. He had been looking for a new business venture, and someone suggested a grocery store in Almonte. “I wasn’t even sure exactly where Almonte was, or whether the grocery business would be a...
The Beatons “In The Picture”
When asked how many of her grandchildren were born at the Almonte General Hospital, Joanne Beaton laughs and answers proudly “Just all of them!” That’s in a large part why she and husband Ken, who have lived in Almonte since 1984, were ready to ‘put...
Almonte Shoppers “in the picture”
The Almonte Shoppers Drug Mart contributed over $5,000 in 2017 in support of the "Put Yourself in the Picture" campaign. Shoppers was the title sponsor of the annual Mississippi Mills River Run and Walk which took place in September. Rina Houri, the owner/pharmacist...
Almonte Civitan “in the picture”
Close to $120,000! That’s how much the Civitan Club of Almonte has contributed to the Almonte General Hospital Fairview Manor Foundation since the Foundation began keeping computerized records in 2003. So, it’s no surprise that Civitan would have chosen to “put...
Anne Mason “in the picture”
Anne Mason distinctly remembers walking up Mill Street and deciding yes, this is a town that I could live in. It had a certain feel that she liked. That was 21 years ago, and she’s never regretted her decision once. Anne loves living in Almonte because of all the...
Nancy Laws-lepage “in the picture”
Nancy Laws-Lepage and her husband Maurice Lepage moved to the Almonte area in 1991. They bought a farm on the Upper Dwyer Hill road, and for 26 years, Nancy says, “The Hospital has always been there for us.” And she expects it will continue to be there as she needs...