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$32K Gift from Township of Tiny Boosts Impact Fund and Recruitment

During a meeting on September 17, 2025, Township of Tiny Mayor David Evans and members of council presented a gift of $32,000 to representatives of Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH) and the Foundation.  The investment includes $20,000 for the GBGH Foundation’s Impact Fund, and $12,000 to support physician recruitment efforts for the community.  

“We are really pleased with the developments that have happened this year at GBGH, not only the MRI but all the technology that allows the team to provide first class health care service,” shared Mayor Evans. “We’re very happy to be able to provide this gift on behalf of the people of Tiny Township, to express our gratitude for everything our hospital does.” 

The Township of Tiny has recognized the vital role that quality healthcare plays in the well-being of our residents and has continuously demonstrated its commitment to fostering a strong and resilient healthcare system. A steadfast supporter of GBGH for 25 years, the township has provided more than $407,000 for hospital equipment and technology. In 2025, the donation will help to address some of the most urgent priorities, including new surgical tools, stretchers, laboratory equipment and medication carts. 

“This generous gift from the Township of Tiny is a powerful example of how community support drives meaningful change in local healthcare,” says Nicole Kraftscik, CEO, GBGH Foundation. “Our Impact Fund enables us to respond quickly to the hospital’s most urgent needs, and this donation will help ensure our care teams have the tools they need to deliver excellent, personal care.” 

The $12,000 donation will support physician recruitment efforts, helping attract and retain skilled professionals to serve the growing needs of the region. 

“Recruiting physicians to our community is essential to maintaining access to timely, high-quality care,” says Dr. Jeff Golisky, Chair, Georgian Bay Physician Recruitment. “The support from the Township of Tiny makes a real difference in our ability to build a strong, sustainable medical team in the community, and in the hospital, for the future.” 

Having first-rate medical equipment and growing our skilled healthcare workforce is critical for a strong community. Anyone interested in learning more about the Foundation’s Impact Fund, and making a difference at GBGH with a gift, can visit https://gbghf.ca/current-needs/impact-fund/.

For more information about physician recruitment efforts in North Simcoe, visit https://georgianbayphysicianrecruitment.com/. 

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Jeff Holloway, Director

Jeff works at RBC Dominion Securities in Midland and joined RBC Wealth Management in 2014. In his current role, Jeff provides wealth management solutions to business owners, executives, professionals, and retirees.

Prior to working at RBC, Jeff was a partner at a leadership consulting firm and was a vice president at a Fortune 500 consulting company. After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) while working for a multinational audit, tax, and consulting firm, he was the Controller at the National Hockey League Players’ Association.

Jeff was born in Kitchener-Waterloo and spent most of his childhood living in Owen Sound.  He moved to the Midland area full-time in 2019. He graduated from the University of Waterloo with an Honors degree in Mathematics (Computer Science). Jeff also holds the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation and the Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) designation.

Jeff is very supportive of many worthwhile causes in our local community. Currently, he is the Treasurer for the Quest Art School and Gallery in Midland.