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At the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation we raise money in support of the Stollery Children’s Hospital, educate the community on the Hospital’s needs and thank our donors for their generosity. Meet Stollery kids from backyards across Alberta and learn how donor dollars have been making a difference at the Stollery below.
Your donations have funded and grown the Stollery Neonatal Home Support Team (NHST) for the past five years, leading to significantly improved outcomes for pre-term infants and allowing them to stay where they thrive the best – at home with their families.
With donor support, we’re raising $3 million over five years toward the Stollery Centre for Virtual Health to expand virtual health care at the Stollery and forever change how urgent, expert Stollery care is delivered in our province and beyond.
On this month’s Spotlight on the Stollery, Jacquie Pylypiuk, Senior Vice President of People, Culture and Technology at Capital Power joined us as we sat down with Global Edmonton to talk about how you can double your donation this Giving Tuesday.
You may remember learning about the Pediatric Diabetes Education Center (PDEC) program from one of our Junior Lemon Squeezers at Simply Supper’s Lemonade Stand Day this summer — now meet the team!
From December 2-7, 2024, we'll introduce you to six amazing sponsors who will MATCH your donations up to a maximum of $20,000!
On this month’s Trending, Chelsea Bird stops by Dr. Todd Alexander's research lab at the Women and Children's Health Research Institute to learn more about the vital connection between research, the specialized care offered at the Stollery Children's Hospital and how the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation is bridging the two.
National Philanthropy Day is celebrated worldwide every year on November 15. We have the privilege of nominating several members of our Stollery community who have made an impact this year.
Finley loves to sing, make art, play board games and snowboard! After being born with cystic fibrosis and later being diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver, Finley received a liver transplant at the Stollery that saved his life.