Royal Homes Donation To Wingham Hospital

Royal Homes Donation To Wingham Hospital

Royal Homes Pledges $100,000. to Wingham Hospital Foundation

By Janice MacKay

June 13, 2016 - 5:49pm

Royal Homes has made a significant donation to the Wingham and District Hospital Foundation's Our Hospital, Our Future Campaign.

The $100,000. five year pledge brings the money raised to well over 65% of the $4million goal.

Royal Homes' Doug Kuyvenhoven believes local businesses and individuals are responsible for the future of local healthcare.

He hopes the donation sets an example for others to commit to the project.

The pledge is on behalf of Doug Kuyvenhoven, Hans and Gerrie Kuyvenhoven, Klaas Jorritsma and Pieter Venema of Royal Homes

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