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Capital Campaign
A Capital Campaign for the New Assisted Living Retirement Residence and amenity spaces for the Complex at the Leamington Mennonite Home
A Home Rooted in Compassion and Community
LMH is entering a meaningful new chapter with the public launch of a capital campaign at the 2026 Annual Meeting (AM) from the supporting church voting membership. This campaign will support the development of a new Assisted Living Retirement Residence and enhanced amenity spaces for the entire complex.
Guided by the mission and commitment to compassionate care, we are moving forward with optimism and a strong reliance on community support to bring this vision to life.
This vision is already taking shape through early support received during the quiet preplanning phase of the campaign in 2025. Leadership gifts, along with community donations, monthly donations, multiyear pledges, security donations of stock, planned estate gifts, in-memory donations, as well as many anonymous donors reflect a shared belief in creating spaces where individuals can live with comfort, purpose, and dignity. We are deeply grateful for this commitment from our incredible community.

Every square tells a story…
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Can you help us build the next chapter at LMH?
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One story, one square at a time
Since 1961
Capital Campaign
A Call to Community
A comprehensive report regarding the project is here
Check out the Capital Campaign package here
Engagement Session: What We Heard report is here
Recognition & Gratitude
We are incredibly grateful to the individuals, families, businesses and community partners whose generosity is helping bring the vision for LMH’s new development to life.
Committed Investments:
| $1 Million | Ken and Rita Enns |
| $150,000 | Anonymous Donor: One Time Gift |
| $125,000 | Gift in Securities: Anonymous Donor |
| $100,000 | In honour of Abe and Helga Driedger: Ruth Driedger, Joan and Todd Phibbs, Dennis and Karen Driedger, Sandra and Ed Petryschuk, Ruth Driedger and Joan and Todd Phibbs |
| $100,000 | Anonymous Donors (2) |
| $50,000 | Anonymous Donor: Gift in Securities |
| $10,000 | Kindred Credit Union Charitable Giving Grant |
| $95,000 | Total Donations made in memory of loved ones |
| $50,000.00 | Total Donations from the community under $5000 |
| Various Amounts between $5000+ |
Donations from the community over $5000 |
$2 MILLION TOTAL DONATIONS SECURED IN THE BANK
Multi-Year Pledges:
| $500,000 | Anonymous Donor (over 2 years) |
| $100,000 | Vic and Anita Thiessen |
| $50,000 | Konrad Farms Inc. |
| $50,000.00 | Anonymous Gifts of Securities (before shovel in the ground) |
| $50,000.00 | Anonymous Gift ($10,000/year for the next 5 years) |
| $10,000.00 | Anonymous ($5000/year for the next 2 years) |
| $5,000.00 | Anonymous ( $1000/year for the next 5 years) |
| $500/Monthly Gift | Anonymous |
$1 MILLION TOTAL PLEDGED GIFTS OVER 2-5 YEARS
$3 MILLION TOTAL CAMPAIGN COMMITMENTS
Thank you to every donor who has chosen to be part of the future of the Leamington Mennonite Home. Whether through a transformational gift, a multi-year pledge, a gift of securities, a monthly contribution or a community donation, every gift is helping move this important project forward.
Every gift matters. Every dollar makes a difference. Reaching our goal will take the support of our entire community, with each person giving at a level that is meaningful and right for them. Together, gifts of all sizes will bring us closer to making this vision a reality and creating a lasting impact for generations to come.
Every Story. Every Gift. Every Square.

Next Phase: We are currently in the design phase of the project, with expected renderings to be showcased early Spring of 2027.
We would like to thank the Building Committee, established in 2023, for their dedicated volunteer work in exploring possible options for a new Assisted Living Retirement Residence and amenity spaces for the entire LMH complex.
The Building Committee has now fulfilled its mandate, with the initial exploration of the project. Some of the committee members have moved into the finance committee and design subgroup.
As we move into the next phase of development, the project will transition from volunteer committee led to a staff led project with our hired partners.

Every Square Tells a Story…
Follow our progress with us. As funds are raised, our quilt logo thermometer will continue to grow — both digitally and in person in our Long-Term Care lobby — representing each step forward in this meaningful campaign and reflecting the eight core values that continue to guide and inspire us.
One story, one square at a time. What square best represents your story?
Connect With Us today to share your story and contribute your square to the next chapter:
Alexandria Fischer-Janisse
Director of Development& Communications, New Development Project Manager
alexandria@mennonitehome.ca
519-326-6109 ext. 267
Thank You On Behalf Of The Leamington Mennonite Home.
Leamington Mennonite Home
Core Values

Faith
Our Home’s values are rooted in our Christian faith and Mennonite Heritage

Community
We provide a feeling of home and sense of community

Adaptability
Our actions are guided by best care practices and the changing needs of the community

Dignity
Dignity and respect are the foundation of our relationships

Care
Our residents receive the highest standard of care

Teamwork
A collaborative staff and a supportive community ensure the best individualized care

Compassion
Our care practices are driven by our compassion for our residents and their families

Trust
We honour the trust placed in us by residents and their families


