directors of Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto since 1998, Co-Chairman of the Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation from 2011 to 2013, and chairman of the board of directors of Mount Sinai Hospital from 2013 to 2016. In 2015, Hennick oversaw the merger between Mount Sinai Hospital and Bridgepoint Active Healthcare to create the Sinai Health System, an integrated healthcare system serving the Toronto community that combines acute care, complex and rehabilitative care, primary care, home care and other community-based services to enable patients to move seamlessly across the continuum of care. Hennick, along with his wife Barbara, co-founded The Jay and Barbara Hennick Family Foundation, which donates to causes focused on education, health care and the arts primarily in Canada. The following are some of the causes the foundation has supported: the Hennick Centre of Business and Law at York University, providing post-graduate studies for students in business or law; the Jay S. Hennick Business and Community Leadership Program at the University of Ottawa, which provides financial support to JD law students who have been admitted into the MBA program at the Telfer School of Management as part of the combined JD-MBA program at the University of Ottawa; the Hennick Family Wellness Centre, which opened at Mount Sinai Hospital in 2016, houses the largest collection of the art works of iconic Canadian artist Sorel Etrog; Yad Vashem in Israel named one of its entrance arches at the Yad Vashem Entrance Plaza after Barbara and Jay Hennick and Family. In October 2021, Sinai Health announced that Bridgepoint Active Healthcare will be renamed Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital in recognition of a transformational $36 million gift from Hennick and his wife Barbara, long-time leaders, and supporters of Sinai Health. Hennick Bridgepoint is the largest organization in Canada to focus exclusively on complex and long-term health conditions through innovative research and excellent rehabilitative care for people in the hospital, the community and at home. In July 2022, The Jay and Barbara Hennick Family Foundation made a historic donation of $50 million to the Royal Ontario Museum in support of a multi-year revitalization plan to advance ROM’s vision to become an even more welcoming and inspirational focal point of art, culture, nature. The donation represented the largest cash gift in the Museum’s history, and is expected to change visitor experience for generations to come. Filmmaking Hennick is also a documentary film producer, having co-produced Made You Look: