gift of $3.2 million to the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes, in 2019, to enable it to purchase a site on the waterfront in downtown Kingston. A $10,000 matching donation to the 2019 annual campaign of the Seniors Association Kingston Region. A donation of $300,000 to Nanny Angel Network, a non-profit organization that provides free in-home relief childcare for mothers with cancer. A gift of $4.5 million, in 2018, to Hospice Kingston toward the building of a hospice residence and palliative care centre. A gift of $5 million to the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation, in 2018, toward building a new Providence Manor long-term care facility in Kingston. A “transformational” gift to the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation, in 2018, to support the purchase of a robot-assisted surgical system for the Kingston Health Sciences Centre. A gift in 2017–18 to fund, through the RMC Foundation, the purchase of 1400 “Universal Pattern” pith helmets for the Royal Military College of Canada and the Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean, enabling the Colleges to return to the tradition of every cadet wearing such a helmet at full-dress ceremonial parades. Donations totaling more than $1 million to the RMC Foundation to support activities beyond the mandate of the Canadian Armed Forces at the Canadian Military Colleges. A gift of $1.125 million to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, in 2017, to support various projects including work on the recreation hall at the CNIB's Lake Joseph Centre (an accessible camp in Muskoka, Ontario), the redevelopment of CNIB facilities in Kingston and Ottawa, and new programs in eastern Ontario. A gift of $700,000 in 2017 to support the Boys and Girls Club of Kingston & Area, the largest donation that the club had ever received. A gift of $10 million to Queen's University in 2014. Of this, $4.5 million was for the School of Nursing (which was the largest gift ever to the School), $4.5 million for the Department of Surgery, and $1 million for upgrading Richardson Stadium. A gift of $3 million in 2016 to St. Lawrence College. This was the largest single gift ever in the College's history. A gift of $1.2 million in 2016 through the United Way, to support a home for homeless youth. This was the largest single gift that the United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington had ever received in its 75-year history. A gift of $3 million