Fundraising Priorities
With the support of a giving community, St. Joseph’s Health Care Foundation invests in health care innovation and discovery that would otherwise not be possible. You can help us fund medical research and purchase vital patient care equipment that leads to better patient care outcomes.
There are more than 900,000 outpatient/outreach visits and 23,000 performed surgeries at St. Joseph's every year. We also care for more than 1,000 inpatients in long term and rehabilitative care.
You can help St. Joseph's tackle the greatest health challenges of our time. Your support will fuel the type of change that our publicly funded system cannot support alone.
The Health Crisis Fund
As the surge of new cases continues to impact our healthcare system, your support is vital to help those in our care.
Combating the Pandemic Together
As the surge of new cases and variants of concern continue to impact our healthcare system, the fight against the coronavirus here in London and across Canada is urgent.
Turning Ideas into Inventions
Ideas for the next breakthrough in medical imaging are just waiting to be tested. But without the tools to build and explore, they remain ideas. With your donations we will upgrade our Prototyping Laboratory so that researchers can construct new devices that will enhance patient care with greater...
Highest Priority Needs
Your gift will change a life. When you give to highest priority needs you are making a difference by allowing us to continue to pursue life-changing advances in research, care, and education.
Building an Indigenous Healing Space
You can help us change the landscape of mental health care for Indigenous people in our region, integrating traditional and holistic practice with clinical care.
The Possibilities Project
As people finish their stay at Parkwood Institute following a serious injury or illness they often require medical equipment and assistive devices that will enable them to successfully return to live in the community. But even the most basic needs are expensive and unattainable by so many patients...