Due to the uncertainty in regards to timelines around the Covid-19 pandemic and the measures issued by government and health agencies to combat its spread, the Board of Directors of the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation feel it is in the best interest of our participants and our community to cancel this year’s Gran Fondo Lake Huron event.

Share the love this Valentine’s Day with a heart-shaped pizza from Port Elgin Boston Pizza, while also supporting your local hospital. On February 14th Boston Pizza is once again helping the residents and businesses of Saugeen Shores open their hearts with its annual heart-shaped pizza fundraising campaign.

The Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation is excited to announce a community partnership for 2020.

Local realtor Kate Cammidge – Irwin will be donating a portion of the proceeds from each house sale in 2020.

The Chambettes hosted another great Christmas Home Tour. With 6 awesome homeowners with help from some local designers opened up their homes to allow over 1000 guests tour through their homes.
This event raised $15,000 for the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation and Caitlyn Cobean’s Community Crusaders.

Look who stopped by to give a donation to the Hospital Foundation.
The Bruce Shrine Club recently made donations to several area hospitals and hospices including the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation.

Our friend Hardy Henry celebrated his 60th birthday and asked his friends to skip the gifts and donate to the Hospital Foundation instead.
One simple birthday wish turned into $1300. Thanks Hardy for helping us scratch another item off the list of needed medical equipment and making sure the people of Saugeen Shores get the healthcare they need when they need it!!

You can help your friends, family and neighbours too this Holiday season or anytime of the year by doing something as easy as what Hardy did. Your imagination is your only limit.

Available at Mowbray’s Canadian Tire, 98 the Beach, Tiny’s Cycle Shop, Bicyclette Rouge, Sutton Huron Shores Realty, the Foundation Office.

The Southampton Rotary Club has donated $2,500 towards the improvement and update of the Palliative Care Room in Southampton. The room has recently been repainted and will be getting new flooring to create an updated and warmer feeling environment. Plans are underway to purchase other needed items such as bedding and furniture.

The Physicians and Nurses in the Emergency Department are saying a big thank you to everyone who helped raise funds in last year’s Gran Fondo Lake Huron, presented by Bruce Power. Fundraising dollars from that event helped to purchase this amazing portable ultrasound machine

The emergency department is the first line of healthcare in a crisis or trauma. Physicians and nurses working in the emergency department are tasked with establishing a diagnosis and stabilizing a patient’s condition under stressful and often time sensitive situations.
Portable ultrasound technology is the new age “visual stethoscope” of healthcare. This equipment is highly sensitive and uses non-invasive technology that allows healthcare staff to not only quickly assess but also detect any abnormalities in emergent situations and in every day care.
Having portable ultrasound technology in the emergency department can help reduce delays and ensure high quality real time imaging at the bedside, which can be crucial when the difference in minutes can mean saving a life.