Foundation Updates

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.

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.