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.
According to HHF officials, the latest pledge will support the purchase of essential hospital equipment, including wheelchairs, critical care beds, fetal monitors, intubation scopes, instrument trays, and a lab refrigerator, lab freezer, and lab software.
Local twins Ava and Theo Russell took on the 24-hour 80-kilometre walk around Lake of Bays Aug. 22 to 23, joined by friends, family, and community supporters.
Officials say the funds will help support the construction of a new Huntsville hospital, along with new equipment and technology to provide exceptional patient care for many years to come.
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.
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.