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Maxville Manor Supporters offer to Double Your Donation Before December 31, 2025.

Because of your generosity, Maxville Manor’s fundraising campaign has made significant progress—but we are not finished yet. Our goal is $11 million, and we have already raised over $10.35 million for our redevelopment project through inspiring events, partnerships, grassroots efforts, and countless contributions from the community.

Local Lions Clubs have been fundraising to support the Maxville Manor redevelopment. Together, the groups from Vankleek Hill, Finch, Alexandria and Maxville joined Lions Club International to contribute $105,000 for the Manor, funds which will be used to purchase equipment for the kitchen in the new long-term care facility.

Phyllis Burtenshaw-Lalonde, acting Chief Executive Officer for the Maxville Manor, told the Lions Clubs members in attendance how appreciative the Manor was for the donation. She acknowledged that fundraising is not easy and on behalf of everyone at the Manor, she thanked them for their time, their laughter and their support of the redevelopment project.

The September 28 Rally for a Cause in support of Maxville Manor’s redevelopment was a resounding success, raising $71,500—and counting toward the Manor’s $11 million fundraising goal.

Join us on our journey

On May 30, 2025, Maxville Manor was officially granted approval from the Ministry to proceed with our $69 million redevelopment project. This transformative initiative will expand our capacity from 122 to 160 long-term care beds, marking a significant step forward in meeting the growing needs of our community.

The new Manor will be designed with a neighbourhood-style layout, featuring distinct areas for 32 residents each to foster a sense of community and familiarity. Enhancements will include expanded parking, upgraded HVAC and air filtration systems, and a warm, home-like environment. We are especially pleased to share that our beloved Town Square skylight—a hallmark of Maxville Manor—will remain a central feature in the redesigned space.

We are excited to embark on this journey, building not only for the comfort and well-being of our current residents but also for future generations who will call Maxville Manor home.

St. John the Apostle Anglican Church and the St. John’s Anglican Church Women (ACW) in Vankleek Hill have contributed $1,000 to the Maxville Manor redevelopment project. The Maxville Manor Foundation is recognizing the church as one of its 100 Maxville Manor Friends Who Care as part of the fundraising campaign to completely redevelop the not-for-profit long-term care facility.  

Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Finance and Intergovernmental Affairs, along with the Honourable Élisabeth Brière, Minister of National Revenue, announced that the federal government intends to amend the Income Tax Act to extend the deadline for making donations eligible for tax support in the 2024 tax year, until February 28, 2025

Maxville Manor is embarking on a $68 million redevelopment project to address the urgent need for long-term care beds in Ontario. With over 43,000 seniors currently on waiting lists across the province, Maxville Manor will add 38 new beds, bringing its total to 160. The project, set for completion in 2028, aims to meet growing demand and support a waitlist of over 100 individuals.

I would like to start off by saying  I am deeply impressed by the unwavering commitment of the entire Maxville Manor community—including managers, employees, volunteers, donors, and families—to enhancing the lives of those we serve.

Maxville Manor has excitedly announced the official start of its $11 million fundraising campaign on September 16, 2024. As a community-funded mission, the Manor is relying on the generosity of individuals, businesses, and organizations.