Adam Sontag of Gravenhurst is once again giving back to the community. For the past decade, Adam, a beloved local craftsman, from Sontag’s Pagoda Bird Feeders has been quietly supporting the town’s healthcare system in a truly unique way—by donating a portion of sales from his hand crafted and locally made squirrel-proof bird feeders to the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation.
At 91, Adam continues to handcraft each bird feeder with the same passion he had when he
first began, but it’s his dedication to giving back to the community that has truly made a
difference. Over the last ten years, his contributions have helped fund vital pieces of
hospital equipment, all in support of enhancing patient care at South Muskoka Memorial
Hospital.
“Having a community hospital is important to me. I’ve seen the impact it has on people’s
lives, and I look forward to seeing a new, modern hospital in our town’s future,” said
Adam, whose commitment to the hospital has become a source of inspiration for others in
the community. “It feels good to know that something I enjoy doing can help make that
happen.”
The South Muskoka Hospital Foundation is grateful for Adams’s ongoing generosity and
innovative approach to fundraising. “We are so fortunate to have individuals like Adam
who find unique ways to support our hospital” said Kathryn Devlin, Development Officer.
With over ten years of various fundraising initiatives, Adam has proven that with a bit of
creativity and a lot of heart, anyone can make a difference.
