9,300 extraordinary reasons to give
Together, we have the power to make a difference in the lives of our patients.
When faced with a global pandemic, our healthcare workers faced COVID-19 head on and were there to keep our patients and our community safe.
But they need our help to push new discoveries and treatments forward. And to equip them with the latest tools and technology to save lives.
Help us reach our goal of 9,300 new donations in honour of every one of our extraordinary healthcare workers. And help them create a better tomorrow for all of us.
Until Dec. 31st, your gift will go twice as far. Two of our longtime donors have joined forces to match every dollar donated up to $750,000!
Creating Tomorrow
Defying the odds in the battle against pancreatic cancer
Sindy Hooper has always been healthy. With no family history of cancer, she and her husband were shocked at the results from an emergency ultrasound at The Ottawa Hospital.
Fierce determination pushes patient to walk again after Guillain Barré Syndrome diagnosis
Avid cyclist Fran Cosper had his life change when he woke in the night and couldn’t feel his legs. Doctors at The Ottawa Hospital diagnosed him with Guillain Barré Syndrome.
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.
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Be Inspired
Trauma and healing after explosion in Afghanistan
Bushra Saeed’s tour in Afghanistan was cut short after an IED nearly took her life. The Ottawa Hospital was ready to help her heal.
Determined local donor makes $500,000 match gift to honour healthcare workers
In honour of our healthcare workers, and to help make our community stronger, Dee Marcoux is taking action and matching donations up to $500,000.
Breast cancer patients benefit from Ottawa-based study
Ottawa study is changing the standard of care for breast cancer patients world-wide.
Three hospital heroes recognized for their care and kindness
Meet three hospital heroes recognized through the Guardian Angel Program for their exceptional care and kindness.
Husband determined to give back after wife’s lifesaving treatment
After collapsing at home, Rie Bull was rushed to The Ottawa Hospital where she was treated for life-threatening brain bleeds. Grateful for how our experts have tackled her complex case over the past three years, Rie’s husband Mike has found a unique way to give back.
From leukemia patient to multi-marathoner – with a walker
Leukemia patient, Bob Hardy, had a 40% chance of survival. But hope was restored after treatment at The Ottawa Hospital.
Sportscaster A.J. Jakubec’s three-star selection after 66 days in hospital
After spending 66 days in The Ottawa Hospital battling acute pancreatitis, TSN 1200 sportscaster A.J. Jakubec will be forever grateful for the compassionate and lifesaving care he received.
Defying the odds in the battle against pancreatic cancer
Sindy Hooper has always been healthy. With no family history of cancer, she and her husband were shocked at the results from an emergency ultrasound at The Ottawa Hospital.
Fierce determination pushes patient to walk again after Guillain Barré Syndrome diagnosis
Avid cyclist Fran Cosper had his life change when he woke in the night and couldn’t feel his legs. Doctors at The Ottawa Hospital diagnosed him with Guillain Barré Syndrome.