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Supporting the 2025 Lakeridge Health Foundation’s Golf Classic

Ron Strike was proud to support the Lakeridge Health Foundation as a Bogey Partner at its 2025 Golf Classic, held July 14 at Coppingwood Golf Club. The event drew 124 golfers and raised more than $185,000 for advanced technology and care at the Oshawa and Whitby hospitals serving Durham Region.
Ron Strike at the 2025 Lakeridge Health Foundation Golf Classic

Lakeridge Health Foundation Golf Classic

It was my honour and privilege to help support Lakeridge Health Foundation as a Bogey Partner to their 2025 Golf Classic at Coppingwood Golf Club on July 14, 2025.

The event hosted 124 golfers teeing off in support of exceptional health care throughout Durham Region. With everyone chipping in, the Golf Classic raised over $185,000.

Lakeridge Health Foundation and its supporters are funding resources and advanced technologies for the expert staff in their Oshawa and Whitby Hospitals. Since 2010, the Golf Classic has helped fund:

  • Durham Region’s first PET-CT scanner
  • A da Vinci Surgical Robot, making cancer surgeries safer and faster
  • The redevelopment of their Interventional Radiology Department
  • Dialysis Machines
  • And much more

I am very much looking forward to continuing my support our community hospital next year.

Ron Strike at the 2025 Lakeridge Health Foundation Golf Classic
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Ron Strike

Ron is Counsel to Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP. He has successfully litigated numerous catastrophic injury cases at local, national and international levels. He has represented seriously injured clients for over 40 years and lectured extensively on personal injury issues.
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