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The Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH) Foundation is proud to welcome The Maule Group as a new Business Cares Strategic Partner, thanks to their commitment of $25,000 over five years to support the hospital’s mission of delivering excellent healthcare in North Simcoe.

 

The Maule Group Inc (TMG) is a locally owned and operated company specializing in General and Electrical Construction for both residential and commercial customers. They proudly offer a large service area which covers Aurora to Muskoka, Collingwood to Orillia and everywhere in between, with services ranging from project management to new builds, additions, interior and exterior renovations and water access projects. 

“Our family has been cared for by Georgian Bay General Hospital for three generations, through both joyful moments and difficult times,” says Devin Maule, partner, The Maule Group. “We’re truly grateful for the opportunity to give back and partner with the hospital.”  

“For us, building homes also means helping to build the infrastructure and services that make our community stronger,” adds Sean Maule, partner, The Maule Group. “Supporting the growth of services and equipment at the hospital ensures it can continue caring for our family, our clients, and the community for years to come.” 

 As a Business Cares Strategic Partner, The Maule Group joins the We See You campaign, a bold, $20-million initiative to strengthen health care at GBGH through investments in vital equipment, technology, and acute mental health services. The campaign is rooted in the belief that every person deserves to be seen and cared for.  

“The Maule Group’s commitment is a powerful example of generosity and demonstrates how business leaders can come together to ensure our hospital remains a pillar of strength and compassion for everyone,” says Chris Bondar, chair of the We See You campaign. “Their support is an investment in the well-being of our neighbours, and I am truly grateful for their partnership and belief in the future of GBGH.” 

Through this partnership, The Maule Group joins a growing network of businesses who see the importance of health care and choose to invest in its future. Together, these organizations are building a stronger hospital, and a stronger community, for everyone who needs care, now and in the years to come. 

To learn more about the We See You campaign, visit: http://weseeyougbgh.ca/ or to learn more about Business Cares, visit: https://gbghf.ca/get-involved/business-cares/  

 

Photo (Left to Right):  Devin and Sean Maule, The Maule Group; with Candice and Chris Bondar, co-chairs, We See You campaign. 



The new year has brought sustained periods of exceptionally high patient volumes across the Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH) Emergency Department and inpatient units, and one community member is stepping up to recognize the GBGH Team for their tireless efforts. Following the busy Family Day weekend, an anonymous donor graciously supplied Domino’s Pizza and cookies for everyone working at GBGH.  

 

Amid challenging winter travel conditions and the heightened demands of cold, flu, and virus season, GBGH’s dedicated teams continue to deliver compassionate, patient-centred care. Even while operating between 120-145% capacity for multiple weeks, the team continued to go above and beyond to ensure every individual felt supported and well cared for. 

The GBGH crew shows up every single day with incredible professionalism, compassion, and resilience — even during periods of extreme pressure,” says Nicole Kraftscik, CEO, GBGH Foundation. “Acts of generosity like this remind our teams that their efforts are seen and deeply appreciated. We are so grateful to this anonymous donor for helping to recognize the vital role the GBGH team plays in caring for our community.” 

Although choosing to remain anonymous, the donor was willing to share what inspired this special gift.  

“During these challenging times, the entire GBGH Crew is working so hard around the clock. I wanted to find a way to show our respect and appreciation to the dedicated teams at the hospital that always make the impossible possible for our community. Their efforts and sacrifices to provide vital health care services are so important, and their impact doesn’t go unnoticed.” 

The donor added:

“Often in life, it’s the little things that matter. Even the simplest things can make a significant impact in someone’s day – something as simple as a thank you in the form of an unexpected warm meal during a busy shift.”  

Others interested in showing support and appreciation for the team at GBGH can make a donation through the Foundation’s Heartfelt Thanks program, recognizing individuals and teams for their care and compassion. To learn more, visit: https://gbghf.ca/heartfeltthanks

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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.