Colorworks Express Auto Body has joined the Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s Business Cares program with a $25,000 donation to boost local healthcare.
“Colorworks has committed to making a positive impact within our community, and we are so grateful”, said Katherine Craine, CEO, Huntsville Hospital Foundation. “Welcome to our family of Business Cares partners.”
Officials said the donation will help ensure Huntsville Hospital has access to advanced medical equipment and technology, supporting exceptional care for patients across Muskoka.
“Just this year, three babies in our family (and 2 for the shop) were born locally. Colorworks believes deeply in social responsibility and that when we’re supported, we want to share. Our local clients have made this possible. It’s our turn to step up and do what we can for our community. We enjoy a community with a great history of giving, and this gift follows the leadership and generosity of Mr Bob Hutcheson and his friends and family,” said Keith Oben, Colorworks owner.
He said the gift was inspired by the leadership and generosity of Mr Bob Hutcheson, whose family, in partnership with other local families, recently donated $20 million to build a new hospital.
“Business Cares says it all. The Foundation is a great way to give back to the whole community. We are blessed with a terrific healthcare team, and this gift is just our part to ensure that they have the right tools,” said Keith’s father, Ken Oben.
Since its launch in January 2016, officials said the Huntsville Hospital Foundation Business Cares initiative has raised more than $2 million to help our hospital acquire advanced technology and equipment.
