The Huntsville Hospital Foundation is pleased to welcome Cottage Vacations | CV Real Estate to the Business Cares family with a generous $25,000 pledge in support of Huntsville Hospital.
For Cottage Vacations | CV Real Estate, a company deeply connected to Muskoka’s cottage community, supporting local healthcare is a meaningful way to give back to the community where they live, work and welcome visitors from near and far.
Jay Katzeff, Tyler DaCosta, and Joshua Chisvin Cottage Vacations | CV Real Estate partners told us: “Supporting Huntsville Hospital is important to us because healthcare is something that touches everyone in our community. Our team is proud to be part of a business that helps families create special memories in Muskoka, and we know how important it is for our staff, our clients and the many visitors we welcome to have access to excellent care at Huntsville Hospital. We’re proud to make this $25,000 commitment through Business Cares and to help support the future of healthcare in Huntsville and across Muskoka.”
The Business Cares program brings local business owners and leaders together to make a meaningful, long-term investment in healthcare in Muskoka. Each participating business commits to a minimum five-year, $25,000 pledge, providing consistent and dependable funding to support the hospital’s evolving equipment and technology needs.
“We are thrilled to welcome Cottage Vacations | CV Real Estate to Business Cares and incredibly grateful for their commitment to our hospital,” said Katherine Craine, CEO of Huntsville Hospital Foundation. “Muskoka is a special place for so many people, and businesses like Cottage Vacations understand the importance of ensuring excellent healthcare is available for the residents, families and visitors who enjoy our community. Their generosity is an investment in the future of healthcare in Muskoka.”
Since its launch in 2016, Business Cares has brought together local businesses committed to strengthening Huntsville Hospital and healthcare in the community. Together, Business Cares partners have pledged more than $2.4 million to support critical medical equipment, technology, and the future of local healthcare. When local businesses invest in Huntsville Hospital, everyone benefits.
Trevor Groh, Committee Chair, is joined by Committee Members Pat Dube, Andy MacCulloch, Chantelle Armstrong, Katherine Craine, and Trish Kruusmagi, who are very active in pursuing new Business Cares Partners, and exploring more, much needed support for Huntsville Hospital.
To learn more about Huntsville Hospital Foundation or Business Cares initiative, please visit www.huntsvillehospitalfoundation.ca or call Development Officer Trish Kruusmagi, 705-789-2311 ext. 2493.
