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 (Left to right) Sharon Urquhart, member of the Ways and Means Committee at Trenton Senior Citizens Club 105; Joseph Manfredi, President of Trenton Senior Citizens Club 105; Aleesha Camp, Chair of the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation Board of Directors; and Makayla Mior, Development Coordinator with the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation, hold a ceremonial cheque representing the $4,552.85 raised through the Club's recent yard sale in support of Trenton Memorial Hospital. Photo: TMHF/Submitted

May yard sale raises more than $4,500 for priority equipment at TMH

By Brock Ormond Jun 16, 2026 | 4:20 PM

The Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation thanks the members of Trenton Senior Citizens Club 105 for raising $4,552.85 through their recent yard sale in support of Trenton Memorial Hospital.

The two-day sale took place on May 29 and 30 at the Club’s location on Bay Street in Trenton.

Funds raised will help support priority equipment needs at Trenton Memorial Hospital.

The Foundation recognized Club 105 for organizing the fundraiser and helping make the event a success.

“This was a true community effort,” said Lindsay Butcher-Dodds, Executive Director of the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation.

“The members of Trenton Senior Citizens Club 105 put a lot of time and effort into making this event happen, and we are thankful to them for supporting the hospital.”

The Foundation also thanks everyone who donated items, volunteered their time, and attended the sale.