Help us detect cancers earlier.

Your support is life-saving.

Help us detect cancers earlier.

Your support is life saving.

Early detection of breast cancer is critical.

That’s why the Foundation is working with a generous donor to match donations and help bring not one, but two mammography units to CGMH to detect breast cancer earlier, reduce extra testing, and ultimately, save more lives.

Alison Murphy and Aeryn Wilson, two CGMH staff standing and looking at camera.

Double your impact.

Thanks to generous donors Teri Yamada & Doug Moxon, every dollar donated to the Tree of Life campaign until Dec 31st, will be matched, up to $375,000, to fund the purchase of the second mammography unit.

Our single mammography unit currently performs over 7,000 mammograms each year—whereas most hospitals handle 2,500 exams per unit. With the Ontario Breast Screening Program expansion, we anticipate a significant increase in demand, and therefore we aim to purchase two new mammography units to serve our growing community needs.

90% of funding is donated by our community.

90% of all medical equipment & technology is funded through community support of our Foundation.

Despite what you might believe, the Government does not fully fund healthcare in Ontario. At the Collingwood General & Marine Hospital, over 90% of all medical equipment & technology is funded through community support of our Foundation. Our caring and generous community ensures that our healthcare teams can continue to deliver fast, accurate diagnosis and exceptional care.

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    Tis the season to double your impact.

    Dec 4th, COLLINGWOOD ON: The CGMH Foundation has launched their annual Tree of Life with an emotionalappeal for two new mammography units for the Collingwood G&M Hospital (CGMH) to meet the growing demandfor breast care screenings. Early detection of breast cancer is critical. And that’s why the Foundation is workingwith a generous donor to match…

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    Stacie Smith, a Collingwood resident who moved from Toronto with her husband a decade ago, is sharing her story to inspire hope and highlight the importance of local healthcare. Stacie and her husband initially fell in love with Collingwood during weekend trips, drawn by its natural beauty and outdoor activities like cross-country skiing, mountain biking,…

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