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
Healthcare Close to Home Gets a Boost from Market Place Event
Quality health care close to home got a boost from this group of dedicated volunteers who organized the Close to Home Market Place on Saturday, Nov. 17. Thanks to the work of Joan Southwell, Marnie Ladouceur, Sharron Pottle and Cheryl Moore (not in picture), $1,300...
Omar Rajab & Family ‘in the picture’
Omar Rajab, owner of the Centennial Restaurant in Pakenham, was all smiles when he and daughter Teya Rajab handed over a cheque for $2,100 to the Almonte General Hospital Fairview Manor Foundation in early January. Omar and his family hosted their annual Christmas Eve...
Donor Dollars well spent – new operating lights on the Obstetrical Unit
When Grayson Cybulski decided to make his entrance on Monday, Dec. 3, mom Lauren McGonigal and dad Josh rushed to the Almonte General Hospital from their home in Arnprior not knowing what the next few hours would hold. After several hours on the Obstetrics Unit,...
Alliance Banknote ‘In The Picture’
Pennies from heaven came pouring in thanks to Alliance Coin & Banknote. Sean and his staff collected $1250 worth, even though they have now been out of circulation for six years. Sean said, "Having the hospital in our town is important because it takes care of you...
#ThankYouThursday
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Mississippi River Power Corporation ‘In The Picture’
#GivingTuesday is a global movement where charities, companies and individuals join forces to showcase the importance of giving and volunteering.The recent efforts of Scott Newton (Mississippi River Power Corp.) and Chris Newton are a perfect...
Show Us Your UNSelfie Side
Part of the #GivingTuesday movement is the UNselfie campaign. Want to join in on the fun? On Tuesday, November 27th, post a photo of yourself holding a sign and tell everyone why YOU support the Almonte General Hospital Fairview Manor Foundation. Post the...
Put Yourself In The Picture on #GivingTuesday
Black Friday. Cyber Monday. GIVING Tuesday. On Tuesday, November 27th, join the movement and give - consider hosting a fundraising event, volunteering your time, or making a monetary donation. Learn more now at...
Jordan Waito Drives Home His ’67 Firebird
Car or Ca$h has been answered for the Carorcashforhealthcare raffle sponsored by Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital Foundation and Almonte General Hospital - Fairview Manor Foundation. Winner Jordan Waito, today visited Bean Chevrolet Buick GMC, and drove...
Mr. Jordan Waito and local health care big winners after draw
Mr. Jordan Waito of Kanata, Ontario, is the winner of the Carorcashforhealthcare raffle. Waito’s lucky ticket #00981 was drawn this evening at the Almonte Civitan Club Hall in front of a packed crowd. At final count, 6,476 tickets were in the draw for the joint...
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...