In October of 2020, Mitch Linthorne was at work when he fell sixteen feet and landed on concrete.
When Mia Linthorne first received the call about her son’s accident, she was told that they thought …
From Ignite News:
For those who are unfortunate enough to have a loved one in one of Hamilton’s hospitals, the Mark Preece Family House offers a place to stay and a helping hand.
The 1870s stone building located at 191 …
From the December issue of Hamilton Business:
Shawn Mayo is past his Boy Scout days, but he’s not ready to stop giving back to the community.
That’s why he reached out to the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce to …
From the Spec:
From the Spec:
This wasn’t the first year Jeanette Arsenault spent her holidays away from home so she could be close to her brother, Ronald.
For the fourth year in a row, the 57-year-old didn’t wake up Christmas morning at …
Moms staying at the Mark Preece Family House shared a delicious meal prepared by House Manager Tara Aronson, Larry Pattison and friends.
Aronson said several mothers staying there have children in very serious condition. She hoped providing a meal would take …
From the Spec:
Once a week for months, McMaster University Student Sim Dhanju bought groceries with his own money and took the bus to the Mark Preece Family House to cook dinner for its guests.
To read the article in …
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Cheers for Beers! A stunning Fall for Beer event
A spectacular autumn evening provided the perfect backdrop to delicious food and refreshing beer at the second annual Fall for Beer event in support of the Mark Preece Family House at …
Mother Nature cooperated by delivering sun and warm breezes instead of thunderstorms for our 18th annual Golf4Life tournament in support of the Mark Preece Family House on June 3.
Participants enjoyed the beautiful new venue at Dundas Valley Golf & …
