The pledge was made through the Foundation's Business Cares program, which invites local business leaders to commit to a $25,000 pledge over five years, providing reliable funding for critical hospital technology and equipment.
Officials said the funding, provided through the Forest Biomass Program, will help bring the company’s first-of-its-kind wood panel product to market more quickly while increasing productivity at the Huntsville manufacturing plant.
According to officials, the funding will support renovations at Community Living Huntsville's home at 18 Main St. W. Once complete, the project will create at least three apartments, including one fully accessible unit, as well as shared office space and a communal kitchen.
The Table Soup Kitchen Foundation is looking to reapply for $1.2 million in funding from the District of Muskoka after its previous request was denied.
Airbnb is investing more than $550,000 in soccer infrastructure and programming across four Ontario communities, including Bracebridge and Gravenhurst.
The Huntsville Hospital Foundation is recognizing Rolston Home Building Centre for renewing its $25,000 pledge through the Business Cares program for a third time.
YWCA Muskoka is requesting $300,000 in annual funding from the District of Muskoka to continue programs that support youth and prevent homelessness across Muskoka.
Lakeland EV Charging is receiving $1.95M in federal funding to extend its electric vehicle charging network from Muskoka and Parry Sound across Central Ontario.
The Ontario government is providing up to $2.7 million to five south Muskoka municipalities to help cover cleanup and emergency response costs from the March 2025 winter storm.
Peter Koetsier, who was recently re-elected Mayor of Georgian Bay Township, is looking forward to continuing to make investments and improvements in the community over the next four years.