The Bridge Hospice Foundation
Board Executive
Our dedicated Board Executive and Directors work to ensure that every individual receives the extraordinary support they deserve.

Donna Moulton
Interim Chair

William (Bill) Burns
Treasurer
The Bridge Hospice Foundation
Board Directors

Alan Bland
Director

Dave Burnham
Director

Hazel Farley
Director

Danielle Gagnon
Director

Tammy Gaignard
Director

Kira Mees
Director

Kim Good
Executive Director
(ex officio)
Donna Moulton, Interim Chair
Donna is a seasoned business professional with over 20 years in payroll administration, customer service, IT support and project management with a focus on positive employee engagement and career development. Donna has held treasurer positions with the Royal Canadian Legion – Branch 103 – Campbellford and Trent Hills Incredible Edibles Festival, she has also served as a Finance Committee member at Community Care Northumberland.
William (Bill) Burns, Treasurer
Bill resides in Campbellford, Ontario. He graduated from Sir John A. Macdonald High School in 1974 and Seneca College in 1978 with a focus on Real Property & Assessment. Bill’s career spans roles in lithography, sales, and management at Commercial Studios Limited, JBK Design & Print, and Interprovincial Group. He also worked as a prepress and graphic designer at Canada Life and Kempenfelt Graphics Group before running his own business, Creative Marketing. Later, he served as a financial advisor with Investors Group and The Financial Group, QFS. His interests include business, politics, sports, and helping others. Bill aims to be a successful community member and lead an active, healthy lifestyle.
Alan Bland, Director
Alan is an Insurance Executive with experience at Management, Board and Ownership levels in both Entrepreneurial and Established organizations, including Start-up, growth and wind-down situations in Canada the UK and USA.
Other Activities: British Canadian Chamber of Trade & Commerce: past Committee Member of this organization that promotes trade connections between Canada and the UK; closely allied with UK – Trade and Investment. Insurance Institute of Canada: Career Connections, Ambassador Programme, Preparation and delivery of Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario approved Insurance Seminars. Co-Treasurer, “Friends of the Library”, Warkworth, Ontario. Past Treasurer / Board Member, Northumberland Hills Arts Association (Spirit of the Hills), Current member of Risk Management and Finance Committees, The Bridge Hospice, Warkworth, Ontario. Prior Committee Member / Counsellor of “Discovery” – a camp experience for challenged teens. Prior Committee Member of “Operation Raleigh” a global youth initiative founded by HRH Prince Charles – now HRH King Charles III.
Dave Burnham, Director
Dave was born and raised in Toronto. He worked for Carlton Cards for six years before deciding that Toronto was not for him. He travelled extensively in Europe and Africa, then relocated to Campbellford, where he had a 30-year career in sales with Kellogg’s. Dave was an active member of the Campbellford Curling Club in the early 1980s, sitting on the board for seven years (including one year as president), and managed the bar and weddings for five years. He also helped navigate through the expansion phase of the club, along with many other people. Now retired, Dave and his wife, Carol, live just south of Campbellford, and spend their time golfing, curling, beekeeping, paddle boarding, and volunteering. Dave’s Mom spent the last day of her life at The Bridge Hospice in January 2017, and he realizes what an asset it is to the Trent Hills area, and how important it is to ensure that its future is secure for generations to come.
Hazel Farley, Director
Hazel Farley brings extensive experience in project management, event coordination, and organizational leadership to The Bridge Hospice Foundation. She has a proven track record of building high-performing teams, fostering community relationships, and delivering impactful projects on time and within budget.
As Executive Director of the Greater Toronto Chapter of the Canada Green Building Council, Hazel led green building education programs, securing approximately $500,000 annually through grants and corporate sponsorships. She managed budgets, prepared business plans, and liaised with the Board of Directors to ensure organizational success.
Previously, Hazel served as Director of Training and Accreditation at Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, a North American industry association. She developed a credentialing program for Green Roof Professionals and introduced innovative educational platforms like the Living Architecture Academy.
Hazel’s passion for community work was evident during her time as National Director of Operations for the Canadian Liver Foundation, where she managed major fundraising events and built a sustainable volunteer network by engaging patients and families affected by liver disease.
Her earlier career with the City of Toronto included leadership roles such as Acting Director of Communications and Director of Protocol and Civic Events. She organized civic ceremonies, royal visits, and large public events, creating strategic partnerships and managing complex logistics to deliver memorable experiences.
In addition to her professional achievements, Hazel is an active community volunteer. She served as Past President of the Probus Club of Trent Hills and has supported organizations such as the Campbellford and District Horticultural Society, WestBen, and the Lilac Festival. Her dedication to end-of-life care is reflected in her involvement with Perram House Hospice and the Patient and Family Advisory Committee at Campbellford Memorial Hospital.
Hazel holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto and is a Certified Association Executive (CAE). Her combination of leadership skills, community focus, and passion for compassionate care makes her an invaluable asset to The Bridge Hospice Foundation.
Danielle Gagnon, Director
As a bilingual graduate in Business Administration with a strong foundation in accounting, business law, and marketing, Danielle brings a strategic focus that will guide our community engagement and investment management. Her time spent
developing sustainable business models and aligning non-profits with regulatory standards uniquely positions her to strengthen donor stewardship and drive new initiatives for the The Bridge Hospice Foundation.
Danielle’s recent leadership as President of the Warkworth Community Service Club shows her commitment to impactful volunteerism and community. She’s ready to put her talents to work, championing responsible fundraising and helping us secure
enduring support for compassionate care for our community.
Tammy Gaignard, Director
Tammy was born and raised in Campbellford and turned the ripe age of 17 while in basic training in the Canadian Forces. She enjoyed an adventurous 25-year career. This career included learning 5 languages to assist in intelligence collection in The Cold War, The Bosnian Crisis, the Persian Gulf, and lastly Afghanistan.
When Tammy took over as President of the Campbellford Legion seven years ago, there was only $200 in the bank account. After applying for, and receiving, a $187,000 grant during our 17-month COVID closure, we were able to completely renovate and modernize much of our Branch and proudly boast a bank account that sees a deposit of $9,000 per week.
She has been happily married for 37 years and they have two very successful adult children and four grandchildren. Tammy always found death to be a perfectly natural occurrence that is rarely discussed. She has completed the Death Doula Level 1 and is anxiously awaiting the 2nd program. Tammy is a people person who thrives on building community, contributing to a meaningful cause and through positive interactions.
Kira Mees, Director
Kira is an experienced Community Development Officer with a demonstrated history of working and volunteering with municipal and social service organizations. She uses her broad professional and personal network to assist with creating partnerships and connections.
Her leisure time is focused on sailing with her husband, Shane, and traveling to see their children, Sadie & Harrison who live away while attending university.
Other Activities: Northumberland Peterborough South NDP – Riding Association Executive Member, Campbellford Seymour Community Foundation – held various roles including Board President, Committee Chairperson, and Adult Advisor for the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC), The Help Centre of Northumberland – past Board Member.