The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation is proud to welcome Daleman & Westcott as its newest Business Partner, marking a meaningful commitment to the health and well-being of patients, families, and care teams throughout South Muskoka.
Through the Foundation’s Business Partner Program, Daleman & Westcott has chosen to partner with the hospital and the community it serves, helping ensure compassionate, high-quality care for those who rely on South Muskoka Memorial Hospital.
“Our Bracebridge hospital is more than a place of care – it is an essential institution for our town that supports local businesses, creates jobs, attracts new development and opportunities, and allows the community to thrive.” Said Daleman & Westcott, “We are grateful to be able to make this commitment to the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation.”
With a focus on integrity, trust, and service, Daleman & Westcott works closely with individuals, families, and businesses throughout the region. Their decision to partner with the Foundation reflects their ongoing support for the community they serve
“We’re excited to welcome Daleman & Westcott as a Gold Level Business Partner,” said Kathryn Devlin, Director of Philanthropy, South Muskoka Hospital Foundation. “Their support strengthens local health care and directly benefits our patients, families, and community.”
The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation’s Business Partner Program offers local businesses the opportunity to make a multi-year pledge in support of priority needs at the hospital, creating lasting impact while aligning philanthropy with long-term community wellbeing.
The Foundation extends its sincere thanks to the entire Daleman & Westcott team for their leadership, generosity, and belief in the importance of strong local healthcare.
To learn more about the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation’s Business Partner Program, visit www.healthmuskoka.ca/businesspartnerprogram
From the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation
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