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Kawartha ATV Association advancing care close to home
Thanks to KATVA’s generous support for the Ross through their annual fundraising Poker Run, patients at the Ross receive the best care possible with access to the latest medical equipment.
Hometown Hospital — First Rate Care
Lindsay couple shares story to raise funds for critical needs at Ross Memorial.
FLATO Developments makes historic gift to Ross Memorial
Today, the Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation invited local dignitaries and the local media to celebrate a landmark moment: FLATO Developments is making the largest donation in the hospital’s history!
Lindsay Wholesale Club Customers Give A Little, Help A Lot
The Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation is honoured to be selected as the charity of choice in the Lindsay Wholesale Club’s recent ‘Give A Little, Help A Lot’ campaign.
Spring Appeal Letter Encourages Support for Community’s New MRI
There are moments from Kate Winn’s breast cancer experience that she will never forget. Thanks to the exceptional care she received at the Ross Memorial Hospital, including an MRI to guide her surgery, Kate is cancer free. When Kate learned that the community’s aging MRI must be replaced and that government funding doesn’t cover the cost, she wanted to help fundraise the $2.5 million cost of the MRI and encourage others to give, too. For more information or to make an online donation, please visit the RMH Foundation’s website, www.rmh.org/foundation.
Fantastic support for Kinsmen TV Bingo benefits patient care at RMH
The Kinsmen Club of Lindsay is advancing its mission to serve the community’s greatest need with a milestone donation to the Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation. Today, members of the Kinsmen Club presented a donation of $50,000 to Erin Coons, RMH Foundation CEO, to support the cost of medical equipment and technology that are not covered by provincial funding.
100 Women Who Care Kawartha Lakes Lend Support to RMH
The Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation was honoured to be selected by the 100 Women Who Care Kawartha Lakes to receive members’ combined support for a new community MRI.
Therese Scheer & Friends’ Fundraisers Exceed $150,000
Therese Scheer has felt the loss of a loved one to breast cancer. It’s one of the emotions that drives her passion to raise funds for breast cancer care at Ross Memorial Hospital. Thanks to that commitment, and Therese’s ability to inspire others to get involved, she has also witnessed how good people can impact patient care through a good cause.
The Moose Lodge Leaves a Legacy of Support for RMH Patients
For 93 years, members of The Moose Lodge in Lindsay have been committed to caring for the young and old, bringing communities closer together and celebrating life. Having made the difficult decision to dissolve the Lindsay Lodge due to the challenges posed by the pandemic and decreasing membership, members are living their mission with a final gesture of generosity.
Fenelon Falls Brewing Co. partners with Ross Memorial Hospital
Submitted by Fenelon Falls Brewing Co.
Fenelon Falls Brewing Co. has partnered with Ross Memorial Hospital in the City of Kawartha Lakes to support urgent COVID-related equipment and technology needs as the RMH team responds to the pandemic.
With the spread of COVID-19 in the world, and now in the Kawarthas community, Fenelon Falls Brewing Co. is giving back to people that need support most. Fenelon Falls Brewing Co. has partnered with the Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation to support urgent COVID-related equipment and technology needs as the Ross Memorial Hospital team responds to the pandemic in the Kawartha Lakes.