donor Adam and Christine Doering Adam and Christine Doering Like many families, Adam and Christine Doering have had their share of experiences at their local community Hospital. Full story
volunteer Alexandra Todd Alexandra Todd Joseph Brant Hospital has been a part of one-third of Alexandra Todd’s life... Full story
donor Alf Petersen – Monthly Donor Alf Petersen – Monthly Donor As a former paramedic, Alf Peterson knew something was wrong in January 2014. Full story
volunteer Aileen, Rick and Hugo Barreto Aileen, Rick and Hugo Barreto For the Barreto family, having quality healthcare close to home has led to their volunteering with the Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation. Full story
donor Jim Suske and Bev Livingston Jim Suske and Bev Livingston In the end, Jim and Bev believe that supporting the Hospital is an investment in their own future. Full story
volunteer Rachel Alvarenga Rachel Alvarenga Rachel Alvarenga sees healthcare as essential for quality of life, and volunteering with the Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation. Full story
donor An Evening of Song An Evening of Song For Dr. Brendan Chiu, supporting the Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation was a way to give back to the community which has supported him for so long. Full story
donor Betty Anne Millar Betty Anne Millar Joseph Brant Hospital has been a part of Betty Anne Millar's life for over 40 years. Full story
volunteer Bob Basadur Bob Basadur As a Burlington resident, Bob had a "strong sense of wanting to get more involved in the Community from a volunteer standpoint” and joined the Joseph Brant Hospital Board of Directors. Full story
volunteer Kimberly Westenberg Kimberly Westenberg For Kimberly Westenberg, volunteering with the Foundation goes back a long way. Full story
donor Ralph and Susan Sgro Ralph and Susan Sgro Each McHappy Day, Ralph and Susan Sgro donate the proceeds raised in their Burlington and Waterdown McDonald's locations to Joseph Brant Hospital's Maternal & Child Program. Full story
donor Thane Munn Thane Munn When Thane Munn was diagnosed with cancer, his approach was pragmatic and no-nonsense. Full story