What began as a $50 million fundraising goal has quietly grown into one of the most ambitious community projects in the Eastern Shore’s history. Construction cost increases and supply-chain pressures have since pushed that target to $100 million — raising the stakes for the volunteers rallying donors, businesses, and neighbors around a vision for healthcare that will define the region for generations
Leading that effort is a couple whose roots in the community run as deep as their commitment to the cause. Charlie Capute and Beth Spurry serve as co-chairs of the campaign for the new Shore Regional Health Medical Center, now rising outside Easton.
Their connection to the hospital is personal as well as professional — Charlie has held previous fundraising roles there, and Beth delivered her daughter within its walls. In this Spy interview, they talk about the realities of a $100 million campaign, the shift toward a broader grassroots fundraising phase, and why they believe the new hospital will transform healthcare across the Mid-Shore — and help attract the next generation of doctors and medical professionals to the region.
This video is approximately six minutes in length. For more information about the new Shore Regional Medical Center, please go here.
