Kincardine company donates $5,000 to Huron Shores Hospice
Shelley and Klaas Jorritsma of Kincardine Super Storage have donated $5,000 to Huron Shores Hospice.
The presentation was made Monday afternoon at the storage facility on Mahood-Johnston Drive in Kincardine.
This donation reflects the Jorritsmas’ deep gratitude and commitment to the hospice for addressing end-of-life care needs within the community. This gesture is a testament to their ongoing dedication to giving back to the community.
Their contribution will significantly impact the hospice's mission, providing crucial support to those at end-of-life and giving the hospice the opportunity to expand its grief programming.
"We express our heartfelt gratitude for this generous donation," said Cathy Herbert, executive director of Huron Shores Hospice. "Their kindness enables us to sustain our mission of delivering compassionate support to families in our community during times of end-of-life care and grief. This thoughtful donation significantly enhances our ability to provide essential services."
Shelley (left) and Klaas Jorritsma (right) of Kincardine Super Storage present a $5,000 donation to Carol Rencheck, chairperson of Huron Shores Hospice; photo courtesy of the hospice
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