Who We Are Together! Our Community!

Our citizens share a vision of a health care system sustained through a culture of generosity

WE ARE ALL TOGETHER IN CARE

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Bo and Brian Penny Bo and Brian Penny
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Fawcett Family In Memory of Al and Marg Fawcett
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Municipality of Grey Highlands Grey Higlands Rodeo Event Fall 2021
Why We Gave! Johnson & Schwass Professional Corporation has long roots in Grey County, beginning in the 1940’s with John Arkle Dunlop QC. After practicing for years in the old Markdale library, the partners Ian Johnson and Jennifer A Schwass, decided to expand in 2019 and move to their current location at 177 Toronto Street North in Markdale. Ian and Jennifer and their staff are committed to serving both the people living in our community and those relocating into our community. Ian and Jennifer feel that the firm’s success Is largely due to the dedication and commitment of our local community surrounding us, which is further reflected in the effort put forth by everyone in the community to achieve this new hospital. We are excited to see what the future holds. We believe that a new hospital will only help our entire community thrive to become the best it can be and we are proud to support this “Together In Care” campaign. Ian Johnson and Jennifer A. Schwass Johnson and Schwass
Thank you Dundalk Credit Union for your generous donation to the Together In Care Campaign! Dundalk Credit Union
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Together In Care

It’s our heritage
Hospital service in Markdale goes back a century when citizens united to create the first hospital in the area

It’s our track record
We invest in the health and well-being of family and friends, and in the collaboration that delivers better health across Grey Bruce.

It’s our nature
We are neighbours helping neighbours. We welcome visitors in distress. We see beyond town and county lines to act on what’s good for everybody.

It’s our vision
We are not short-term thinkers. Rather, we cherish the generations we haven’t even met. We work to build a dynamic community that will enrich peoples’ lives for decades to come.

It’s our commitment
When we have promises to keep, nothing stops us. We follow through. We persist. We educate, advocate and agitate to create the future we believe our community deserves.

WE ARE ALL TOGETHER IN CARE

Volunteers committed to enhancing health care for us all

The Centre Grey Health Services Foundation

In 1998 the hospital established the Centre Grey Health Services Foundation (CGHSF). Immediately it found well qualified and respected community leaders to serve as volunteers on its Board of Directors.

Our mission is to raise, manage and disburse funds to support and enrich quality health care for residents of and visitors to our community.

Centre Grey Health Services Foundation is one of five Foundations that continue to support Grey Bruce Health Services to raise funds for equipment, furniture, IT and education. Each year, the Foundation reaches out to its community to raise between $600,000 - $900,000 in order to keep our local and regional hospitals well equipped and functional.

Together in Care, the campaign for the new Markdale Hospital is sponsored and managed by Centre Grey Health Services Foundation.

A powerhouse of support

Centre Grey General Hospital Auxiliary

Centre Grey General Hospital Auxiliary In 1951, the Centre Grey General Hospital Auxiliary formed to shine a light on the need for community support to enhance health care.

Their first purchases were a toaster and a tea kettle for patients to use. Then, as now, the auxiliary’s mandate was to raise funds in order to provide needed capital items for the hospitals to ensure that patients and their families receive the best care possible.

In addition to fundraising, the auxiliary members provide numerous volunteer services within the hospital. Furthermore they work closely with Centre Grey Health Services Foundation to ensure that our hospital remains well equipped and functional.