Your support today unleashes
the potential of tomorrow
Every day people come to The Ottawa Hospital searching for answers; and every day, our innovative research brings hope to patients and their families. Every life changed, and every life saved through compassionate care and groundbreaking work at our hospital is made possible because of you.
We want you to be at our side; to help us push new discoveries and treatments forward, equip our team with the latest technology and equipment and ensure that our patients receive the very best care.
Be Inspired
Compassionate care awaited the Westboro bus crash patients
Marcie Stevens was one of 13 severely injured patients involved in the Westboro bus crash. One year later, after losing both legs, Marcie continues her recovery at the Rehabilitation Centre and she’s grateful for the compassionate care she’s received.
A race against the clock – Rare familial ALS gene triggers uncertain future
Karen Lawrence is walking with a target on her back. She carries the ALS gene – a disease that has killed 14 members of her family, including her father.
Hope despite aggressive skin cancer diagnosis
Diagnosed with a stage 4 melanoma at the age of 62, Dan Collins feared for his life when he learned about the aggressive form of cancer. However, immunotherapy treatment gave him a reason to hold out hope.
Stem cells may heal lungs of premature babies
A stem cell treatment soon to be tested in clinical trials at The Ottawa Hospital may help heal the lungs of premature babies.
Local donor rallies community to raise awareness after prostate cancer diagnosis
Patients and donors band together for emotional support and prostate cancer awareness.
A second chance after dire lung cancer diagnosis
At the age of 47 and with no risk factors, Andrea Redway was ‘shocked beyond belief’ when diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer.
Margaret’s Gift
Ovarian cancer claimed Margaret Craig’s life. Now her generous gift is opening new doors to preventing the disease.
Could biotherapeutics be the next revolution in cancer treatment?
Researchers at The Ottawa Hospital are blazing the trail, developing new cancer therapies that could save lives.
The Ottawa Hospital’s response to mass casualty
In the face of tragedy, staff at The Ottawa Hospital are well trained and prepared to respond.
One Time Gift
Make a single gift personally or on behalf of a business and help support the best patient care and research at The Ottawa Hospital.
Monthly Gift
Support patients all year long by making a monthly donation to The Ottawa Hospital.
Tribute Gift
Make a donation to mark a special occasion, remember a loved one, or honour a caregiver through our Guardian Angel Program.
Events
Fit For Thought
Feb 01 - 2020 — Join Third Line Health & Fitness on February 1, 2020 for a day of exercise in support of the Mental Health Unit at The Ottawa Hospital.
President’s Breakfast for the Public Service
May 12 - 2020 — This fundraising breakfast welcomes members of the Public Service for an hour of hope and inspiration. It is an exclusive opportunity to learn about Dr. Kitts’s vision for The Ottawa Hospital and hear from patients whose lives were saved.
Run for a Reason
May 23 - 2020 — Run for a Reason at Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend and do it all in support of advancing patient care and research at The Ottawa Hospital.
Dancing with the Docs
May 30 - 2020 — Dancing with the Docs is the most exciting fundraiser in the Nation’s Capital. Each year, physicians and researchers from The Ottawa Hospital trade their lab coats for dance shoes to compete for the Medicine Ball trophy.
President’s Breakfast
Sep 29 - 2020 — The President’s Breakfast welcomes members of the community for an hour filled with hope and inspiration. It is an exclusive opportunity to learn about Dr. Kitts’s vision for The Ottawa Hospital and hear directly from patients whose lives were saved.
The Ottawa Hospital Gala
Nov 14 - 2020 — The Ottawa Hospital Gala was a prestigious night that celebrated our community’s tremendous support and honours three of our outstanding, world-class researchers. It was exquisite night at the Westin Ottawa, which always sells out!