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SAVE THE DATE: APRIL 29, 2027
Be in the room where innovation happens!
Join us for the GBGH Foundation’s second Innovate for Impact event, a “Dragon’s Den” style philanthropic event.
To learn more or to get involved as a donor, sponsor or audience member, please contact Victoria Evans at evansv@gbgh.on.ca or Michelle Feir at feirm@gbgh.on.ca. You may also call us at 705-526-4483.
General admission tickets go on sale February 2027. Save the date, and we can’t wait to see you there!
Be part of the GBGH Foundation's philanthropy-driven innovation event!
Innovate for Impact is a unique philanthropic event hosted by GBGH Foundation that connects donors directly with members of the Georgian Bay General Hospital team to fund innovative, solution-focused tools, equipment, and programs that transform patient care.
GBGH frontline team members qualify to present bold, forward-thinking ideas for equipment and programs that go beyond the hospital’s current priorities. On the night of the event, donors will hear directly from those providing care about their innovative idea. Donors will then have a direct role in helping bring one of these ideas to life!
This experience offers donors and sponsors a meaningful opportunity to engage with hospital innovation in a tangible and impactful way — supporting practical solutions developed by those closest to patient care.
Five ideas. One stage. Endless possibility.
2027 Innovate for Impact presenters to be announced in February. Stay tuned!
Celebrating Our Inaugural Innovate for Impact Event Success
Last Year's Winning Project
SeamlessMD: Surgical Care App
Presented by Michelle Blake & Alex Rawn
This smartphone app is helping guide patients throughout their surgical journey and connecting them to their care team, seamlessly, every step of the way.
Congratulations Michelle & Alex on winning Innovate for Impact 2026!
Sponsorship opportunities for 2027 now available!
“What excites us most about Innovate for Impact is that donors aren’t just giving, they’re listening to the people working closest with patients and helping their ideas become reality.”
