Areas of Care
We are committed to funding patient care innovation that keeps Royal University Hospital at the forefront of modern medicine in our province for cardiology, mental health, neurology, oncology, research and education, stroke, support services, surgery, and trauma/emergency services.
When you donate to RUH Foundation, you help ensure patients with life-threatening illnesses and injuries have access to the most advanced life-saving care in Saskatchewan. With your help, more lives will be saved at RUH, now and for years to come.
Why Give?
Your Support Saves Lives.
When you give to the RUH Foundation, you’re not only transforming the lives of patients and their families, but you’re also helping with patient care, research, teaching and equipment priorities at Royal University Hospital.
Success Stories
Physicians & Staff Stories
Dr. Luke Hnenny
Every day at Royal University Hospital we meet people whose lives have been turned upside down in a single moment — a diagnosis they never expected, a brain tumour.
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BHP
Royal University Hospital Foundation and BHP are pleased to announce a $1 million donation from BHP that will transform the way the most utilized diagnostic procedure—X-ray imaging—is done at Royal University Hospital (RUH).
Read MorePatient Stories
Hospital Highlight: A New Era in Women’s Cardiac Care
Lorna Clarke was in peak health when her heart problems started.
Read MoreIn Your Community
Greek Gourmet Feast
If you like gourmet food, entertainment and fun (and who doesn't!) then you don't want to miss this premier event! Hosted by Manos and held this year in June, the Greek Gourmet Feast stimulates your senses and supports priorities at Royal University Hospital.
Read More »Dulle's Neurology Fundraiser
Dulle’s Neurology Fundraiser includes amazing food, engaging speakers, an incredible silent auction and generous community members gathering to make a difference for neurology patients and the medical teams at RUH!
Read More »10,000 Kettlebells Challenge
The idea of doing 10,000 kettlebells in a one-month period is quite a physical challenge, but it is possible. And a project that raises awareness about Parkinson’s disease and provides a direct opportunity for people to financially support Parkinson’s research is definitely winning solution.
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