Bill's Garden

Choose a flower tile and personalize its dedication to honour or celebrate someone or something meaningful.

In September 2018, a beautiful art tile wall was unveiled honouring the outstanding volunteer leadership and financial support to Northumberland Hills Hospital by Bill & Delphine Patchett.
Bill's Garden Launch

Since the original wall was unveiled, Bill’s Garden has grown to include two other displays. The tile garden is truly the gift that keeps on giving. Over time, as each tile becomes sponsored, the garden will grow.

Sponsoring a Tile

Each flower tile costs $2,500 to sponsor. You can choose any of the tiles that are not already sold and use this as an opportunity to honour a loved one, celebrate a special anniversary or occasion, or simply choose to write your name. The Foundation will work with you to be sure the dedication is meaningful for you.

For more information, please contact Wendy Bridgman at 905-372-6811 ext. 3066 or wbridgman@nhh.ca

Please note: once the garden is full, there may be a waiting period before the next tiles are painted and installed.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
For years, community support has helped bring vital breast health technology and resources to NHH. This October, we’re raising funds to modernize our breast health program with a new 3D mammography, advanced ultrasound, bone density scanning, and wire-free localization technology. Learn more about key investments to be made here.
 

Together, we can bring the benefits of new technology to those who depend on our hospital, while supporting earlier detection and improved comfort for patients like Summer.

“When you donate to NHH, you may never know exactly whose life your donation touches, but there is a very good chance it will eventually be someone you know,” shares Summer. “Donations aren’t just buying equipment. They’re helping give people answers. They’re helping shorten the distance between uncertainty and diagnosis. And they’re helping healthcare professionals provide the kind of care they want to provide.”

Please click here to read Summer’s full story.