Dwight Lumber has pledged $25,000 to the Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s Business Cares Initiative to boost local healthcare.
Foundation officials said the donation will help ensure Huntsville Hospital has access to advanced medical equipment and technology, supporting exceptional care for patients across Muskoka.
“We are thrilled to welcome Dwight Lumber to our Business Cares family,” said Katherine Craine, CEO, Huntsville Hospital Foundation. “Their commitment demonstrates the power of local businesses coming together to strengthen healthcare for our community and everyone in Muskoka.”
Frank and Mike Van Gelder, along with Laura Snell of Dwight Lumber, told the Foundation that as a family-owned business, they highly value community importance.
“Supporting Huntsville Hospital means supporting our friends, families, and neighbours. We’re proud to contribute to a healthier future for Muskoka.”
The Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s Business Cares program unites local business owners and leaders, with each committing to a $5,000 annual gift for five years to support the hospital.
According to officials, since January 2016, the Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s Business Cares initiative has raised over $2 million to help our hospital acquire advanced technology and equipment.
