Volunteer and Staff Recognition

We couldn’t do it without you! To all the volunteers and staff that give of their time, talent and treasure to make Cambridge Memorial Hospital a special place, we thank you.

Read on to learn more about the generosity, compassion and care within our walls.

Celebrating Volunteers: Meet Yvonne

A Hospital runs on the expertise of its physicians, nurses, and staff; but just as important are the dedicated volunteers who help create a positive and compassionate environment for patients and their families in their times of need. Here’s a spotlight on Yvonne Kaine’s journey from being a patient and caregiver to now volunteer and

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Celebrating Volunteers: Meet Drew

If you’ve visited Cambridge Memorial Hospital, chances are you’ve been greeted by one of our ambassador volunteers—like Drew Black—always ready to help with a big, warm smile.  After retiring, Drew was looking for ways to give back to his Community. When he found an opportunity here at CMH, Drew joined as a volunteer during the

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100,000 Steps for MRI

CMHF Board Member Smita Challu Tulsani is raising funds for Spotlight MRI with a 100,000 step challenge! This summer, Smita and her family are exploring the beautiful trails of our beautiful city and raising awareness and funds for CMH.  As a busy marketing exec, volunteer and proud mother of two young boys, Smita has a

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A Surgical First for the Region

On December 8, an all female surgical team, led by Dr. Kathryn Sawa, performed the first Innervated Deep Inferior Epigastric Perforator (DIEP) Free Flap breast reconstruction in the Region of Waterloo! This is a relatively new technique, where very small nerves in the chest and abdominal flap tissue are carefully dissected out and reconnected with

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Working on the Front Line

By Susan Hastings Photo By Stan SwitalskiResident Feature from West Galt Neighbourhood Magazine In January of this year, Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) opened a new wing. It had been under construction for years and finally, the citizens of Cambridge had access to state-of-the art facilities. But a hospital is only as good as its staff

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Work for a Cure

At our public launch Andy Incitti presented CMHF with a cheque for $500,000. This amount is double their initial pledge to name the Paediatric Family Waiting Area and Playroom and they still have plans to continue their fundraising. Work for a Cure is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for those

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