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Leadership

The staff and board members of Fondation de l’Hôpital Glengarry Memorial Hospital Foundation work tirelessly to engage our community, create awareness around local healthcare and raise the funds needed to revitalize our hospital.

Glengarry Memorial Hospital Foundation Board of Directors

  • Mark Adam – Chairman of the Board
  • Michael Madden – Vice Chair
  • Pierre Vaillancourt – Past Chair
  • Barry MacDonald
  • Daniel Brunet
  • Yves Poirier
  • Alain Poirier
  • Douglas Elie
  • Scott DaPrato
  • Paul Burke
  • Alana DaPrato-Leger
  • Frédérique Théorêt

Foundation Team

Executive Director

Frédérique Théorêt brings over 10 years of nonprofit leadership experience, with a strong background in operations, finance, administration, and governance. Before joining the Glengarry Memorial Hospital Foundation, she served as Executive Director of the Centre Charles-Émile-Claude (CCÉC), a francophone senior center. There, she managed a $1M budget, led a team of staff and 100+ volunteers, and oversaw grant funding, reporting, communications, and strategic planning. She successfully increased community engagement and revenue through fundraising, events, and social enterprise initiatives.

Fundraising Manager

Kim Jarencio is a fundraising and marketing leader with over 20 years of experience leading global teams, developing impactful campaigns, and building meaningful relationships with communities and stakeholders. Before transitioning into philanthropy, Kim held senior marketing leadership roles, managing global teams and multi-million-dollar budgets to drive brand growth. As Fundraising Manager at the Hôpital Glengarry Memorial Hospital Foundation, Kim leads fundraising strategies, donor engagement, corporate partnerships, and communications initiatives that support the Foundation’s mission to transform rural healthcare. Previously, Kim served as Donor Relations Coordinator at the Asian Institute of Management – Scientific Research Foundation, where she contributed to a successful US$2 million alumni fundraising campaign.