Brady Clark Advisory Group – CIBC Wood Gundy Supports Exceptional Care Close to Home

As a team of professionals working primarily with affluent individuals, families and corporations, Brady Clark Advisory Group boasts over 100 years of combined market experience.  The 5-member team have been proud advocates and donors towards the Belleville General Hospital Foundation for over 16 years, within that time frame donating over $300,000 towards replacement equipment at the region’s secondary hospital.

The latest $45,000 gift supports a long legacy of philanthropic giving and reflects a deep sense of commitment and passion towards healthcare across the community to serve friends, clients and family alike.

“The very fabric of any community’s well-being is the sustainability of its health care system,” said Senior Portfolio Manager Ian Clark. “Sam and I, and our entire team here at Brady Clark Advisory Group are committed to supporting local exemplary care and recognize the rapidly emerging needs of our community’s growing population.”

Already an important anchor in the community, Quinte Health Belleville General Hospital is busier now more than ever and the demand for specific care is intensifying. “Optimizing care relies on the generosity of donors,” said Steve Cook, Executive Director, BGHF. “The team at Brady Clark Advisory Group – CIBC Wood Gundy are always first in line to support our initiatives and while we can’t thank them enough for this recent gift, it’s also incredible to have them join us again, this year, as our 2024 Gala joint title sponsors.”

September will see the Foundation enjoying its 25^th Annual Gala, an anniversary not to be missed.  Donors and community members are encouraged to keep their eyes peeled for an announcement shortly for what promises to be a special event.  Last year the BGHF Gala raised over $600,000 and CIBC Wood Gundy have certainly been no strangers to ensuring the events success since its inception.

BGH serves as the center of important regional services, including oncology, ICU, Mental Health, for more than 190,000 patients, from Brighton to Napanee, Bancroft to Picton.  This latest, substantial, gift will be used to address needs across multiple apartments for the purchase of replacement medical equipment.