February 5, 2024 – Updated Cambridge, Ontario – Cambridge Memorial Hospital Foundation (CMHF) received a remarkable boost to their fundraising efforts to acquire a new MRI at Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH). A generous $1 Million gift from the Lyle S. Hallman Foundation’s Healthcare Grant has propelled the Hospital Foundation’s Spotlight MRI campaign to almost 90% […]
Wow! We are overwhelmed by the generous support of our Community! On November 28th, we reached out asking you to support CMH with a donation in honour of a loved one. Thank you to CMH Staff, Volunteers, Board Members and to our whole Community who responded generously. Giving Tuesday totals are in and this year
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Last Friday marked a heartwarming celebration as our compassionate and generous friend, Lucas, joyfully celebrated his 7th birthday! While most children would eagerly anticipate the latest toys and video games, Lucas had a different vision. Instead of a personal wishlist, he expressed a desire to contribute something significant to our Community. In a remarkable gesture,
Lucas, young CMH Champion celebrates 7th Birthday by raising funds for MRI Read More
Split the Pot Ontario Hospital Lottery is officially launched!! Jackpot is already over $260,000 and climbing! Half of the proceeds will go to participating Hospitals, while the other half will go to multiple winners! Click here to see prizes and contest rules. The draw is now open. All tickets purchased between October 19th and November
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During his lifetime, Robert (Bob) Cunningham was a well-known local businessman, sport enthusiast, and committed community volunteer, including at Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) and CMH Foundation. Deeply devoted to his community and its well-being, Bob was known for his intelligence, business acumen, and deep desire to help others. He played pivotal Director roles on both
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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Thank you, to GrandBridge Energy for continuing its long-term support of Cambridge Memorial Hospital with a multi-year pledge commitment totaling $40,000! A plaque has been placed in the Emergency Department outside of a stretcher bay to recognize GrandBridge Energy’s support. GrandBridge Energy has been a loyal partner of Cambridge Memorial Hospital for 30 years and
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On June 23, CMH and CMHF welcomed 2 teams of Gore Mutual Employees who were participating in a special community support activity. One team provided valuable communication engagement feedback to CMHF, and the other assisted with hospital grounds cleanup and beatification. “As two of Cambridge’s oldest institutions, Gore Insurance and Cambridge Memorial Hospital have enjoyed
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Downtown Cambridge BIA generously donated silent auction proceeds and 25 % of ticket sales from Cambridge Wedding Week to Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) to support the purchase of a new MRI. Executive Director – Brian Kennedy and Digital Marketing Specialist & Marketing & Member Engagement Manager – Em Rowswell from Downtown Cambridge BIA came to
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CambridgeToday.ca recently featured an inspiring story about one of Cambridge Memorial Hospital’s former patients who is sharing his experience to support the Hospital’s fundraising efforts. The article details how George’s personal experience receiving exceptional care during a critical time in his life has motivated him to give back and support the Hospital’s ongoing mission to
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