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Fabricare donates $100,000 to local heathcare

By Media Release On May 4, 2022 Community

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From the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation:

Local Green Cleaning service, Fabricare Cleaning  Center is showing its support in the communities it operates by donating to both Muskoka  Algonquin Healthcare hospitals. Their generous $100,000 donation will be divided equally between the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation and Huntsville Hospital Foundation. 

Fabricare President Clark McDaniel told us, “We wish to donate because of the outstanding  service we receive when we require the services of Huntsville and Bracebridge hospitals. A  recent occasion where a family member was critically injured in a tree felling accident the Huntsville team from 911 dispatch to the hospital admittance team was second to none which  was instrumental in Taylor’s life being saved. We can’t thank you enough!” 

“Our donors pay for virtually every piece of equipment in our hospitals.” says Huntsville Hospital  Foundation Executive Director Katherine Craine. Funds will support the significant needs at  each respective hospital totalling over $4 million in new or replacement equipment and  renovations. While hospitals receive funding from the Ministry of Health for operating expenses,  they do not receive funds for equipment. 

“Donations from our community members and local businesses are the reason we are able to  continue offering high quality health care.” says South Muskoka Hospital Foundation Executive  Director Leah Walker. The Fabricare team hope their support will encourage other local  business to give to their hospitals. 

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