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  • May 2019 Update

    The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care announced an investment of $25 million for the expansion of the Adult Stem Cell Transplant Program.

    Read the full campaign update
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  • MacKids Walk & Wheel

    Join us at Bayfront Park on Saturday, June 1 for the biggest fundraising event for McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation.

    Register Now!
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  • Living Life to its Fullest

    From the moment Madi Leal from Guelph was born, her parents Sarah and Luis knew she would have a unique journey in life.

    Read her story

  • Strides For The General

    Join us on September 14 as we stride to make a vital difference in patient care at Hamilton General Hospital.

    Register by July 31 for early bird pricing!
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  • 2018 Annual Donor Report

    Thank you to all our donors for making a difference.

    Read our latest Annual Donor Report
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  • Illuminight

    Join us on October 4 as we raise funds to support the cancer program at Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre.

    Register by July 31 for early bird pricing!
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  • Thank Your Doctor, Nurse, Caregiver or Medical Staff

    Making a tribute gift is the perfect way to thank a Hamilton Health Sciences staff member who went above and beyond for you or someone you love.

    Honour Someone Today!
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  • Quote. Save. Donate!

    When you call Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers for a Home & Auto Insurance quote, they will donate $20 to Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation.

    Call Today!
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Featured News

Madi (centre) poses for a photo with her father Luis (left) and her mother Sarah (right).

Living Life to its Fullest

From the moment Madi Leal from Guelph was born, her parents knew she would have a unique journey in life.
Pat Mostacci smiles for a photo.

A New Take on Life with Leukemia

Pat Mostacci of Hamilton thought he had the flu. It ended up being far more serious.
Illyria smiles for a photo.

“Am I Going to Die?”

Illyria from Stoney Creek was terrified after discovering the life-threatening cause of her hormone deficiency.
Luke Fillion embracing his mother who is in a wheelchair

Fillion’s Footsteps for Palliative Care

On Friday, May 10, Luke Fillion will walk from Hamilton to the base of the CN Tower in Toronto in memory of his mother Janis for his sixth-annual Fillion’s Footsteps for Palliative Care in support of St. Peter’s Hospital Foundation.
Dr. Blake Yarascavitch (left) and George Soleas (right) smile for a photo. In between them is a neurosurgical microscope. On the microscope’s screen (far right) is a magnified image of a flower.

LCBO’s Holiday Campaign Raises Record-Breaking Donations

On April 12, McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation celebrated the nearly $880,000 raised from LCBO’s annual The Joy of Giving Back holiday campaign.
Natalie wearing a yellow Walmart vest standing next to a board with her picture and story.

Teenager with Rare Spinal Tumours is Announced as the 2019 Children’s Miracle Network Champion

McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation and Walmart associates from across the region gathered in Brantford to celebrate 16-year-old Natalie Hammond of Burford being named the 2019 Children’s Miracle Network Champion.
Ron Joyce smiling in a dark suit and red tie

Hamilton Health Sciences Remembers Ron Joyce

Ron Joyce is being remembered by Hamilton Health Sciences as an outstanding philanthropist and community builder.
Ravinderpal Duggal poses for a photo.

From Headache to Brain Cancer

“It began with a minor headache,” says Ravinderpal Duggal from Brampton. “Then I felt pain on the right side of my body and my vision started to blur.”

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