We Appreciate
​your Support!
We still Need it.


As you know, the Building Expansion campaign has now turned an important corner. We are up and running! While we still carry a large loan that we are repaying on a regular basis and so remain in need on that front, we are now turning our attention to more improvements to serve our community. For more information on where we are going, see the information under Fund Raising. Click here.

To donate with a cheque, you can send a cheque made out to the St. Lawrence District Medical Centre (or the Lansdowne Medical Centre, our commonly used name), leave it at the Medical Centre or mail it to:

St. Lawrence District Medical Centre
1012 Prince St.,
Lansdowne, Ontario
K0E 1L0

To arrange for a credit card payment (Visa or Mastercard), you can make a payment at the Medical Centre by machine or:
call Heather Cross 613-659-2669 who can take down the information and process the payment for you. If you want to make an recurring payment, this can also be arranged by calling.

Thinking of planned giving? Setting aside part of your legacy to support the Centre in the future. We welcome a discussion with you on this option.

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Remembering Andrew Graham
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Andrew Graham has served on the St. Lawrence District Medical Centre Board of Directors since December of 2010. 

He offered his ti​me and talents in an overall director capacity but also as Treasurer, re-elected to this portfolio at each subsequent AGM.  He moved the Centre forward in many areas of financial management during his years of dedicated service to this community gem.  He was involved in the branding of the Centre as fundraising was initiated for the Centre’s expansion.  He developed and managed this web site.  He was a constant through the visionary, planning, promoting and implementation of the building expansion.  He has been heavily involved in the operations of the Centre and he has been hands on when needed for manual mundane labour. 

​Respected by his peers around the Board table and by the practitioners and staff of the Centre, he has been a source of knowledge, inspiration and calm reasoning.  He believed the Medical Centre holds a place of great value in our community and his desire was always to see it be the best primary health care facility possible.  With quiet dignity, amidst the obstacles of Covid, Andy navigated the course of a challenging cancer journey.  Andy died at his heritage home, Locust Grove Farm, on Monday, April 18th, 2022.  His presence is, and will be, greatly missed.

You can make single credit card payments through PayPal, a secure electronic payment system.

You can make single or recurring payments through Canada Helps. Click the button to connect directly to our account.