Maxville Manor reaches $11 million goal for redevelopment

Maxville Manor launched redevelopment fundraising in 2023 and announced in January 2026 that it has reached its $11 million target, with broad support from North Glengarry and neighbouring communities.

Maxville Manor began fundraising for a redevelopment project in 2023 and asked the community to help reach an $11 million target in September 2024. In January 2026 the Manor announced it had reached that fundraising goal. The drive involved many local groups and events across North Glengarry and neighbouring townships. The campaign combined individual gifts, matched donations and community fundraising activities. Project details: - The fundraising campaign started in 2023 and sought $11 million for the redevelopment. - The community fundraising appeal was launched in September 2024 and the goal was announced as reached in January 2026. - The MacEwen Family donated $1 million and provided matching and topping-up support, and Jim MacEwen and Mayor Jamie MacDonald served as co-chairs of the campaign. - Local initiatives included the Manor Friends Who Care events, a Catch the Ace through the Kin Club of Russell, a public roast of Eric Metcalfe, and a 50/50 draw at the Glengarry Highland Games where Ken Blair donated his winnings. - Groups that matched or supported donations included the Kenyon Agricultural Society and the Masonic Foundation of Ontario; local families, farmers and organizations such as Glengarry Highland Lodge also contributed. - North Glengarry is reported to have about 11,000 residents, and surrounding townships and councils were noted as contributors to the effort. Summary: The announcement that the $11 million fundraising goal was reached reflects widespread regional support and several major contributions that helped close the campaign. Undetermined at this time.