Author Archives: RUH Foundation

Lester Hart was a retired bachelor farmer in the Glenside district near Outlook who mainly kept to himself throughout his life.

Marg and Don Ravis are extremely grateful to be able to give back to the community that has given them so much over the years—many friends, memorable careers and life-saving health care.

For Bob Steane, former Senior Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Cameco, philanthropy wasn’t only about a financial donation to improve our community, it was a passion he embraced with hands-on enthusiasm. Whether making a lead donation for the newest generation of interventional imaging at Royal University Hospital, volunteering at the Lighthouse, serving breakfast at […]

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).

Royal University Hospital Foundation is extremely grateful to FFUN Group and its FFUN Spirit Champions Classic charity golf tournament for raising $1 million (net) to help advance patient care innovation and excellence at Royal University Hospital.

A generous $2 million donation from Walter and Margaret McNabb is paving the way for major advances in the delivery of life-saving cardiac care procedures at Royal University Hospital (RUH).

Seizures are unpredictable. Individuals who live with these random occurrences know all too well the challenges associated with monitoring, diagnosing and treating their debilitating, isolating and burdensome conditions.

Royal University Hospital Foundation is extremely grateful to FFUN Group and its FFUN Spirit Champions Classic charity golf tournament for raising $1 million (net) to help advance patient care innovation and excellence at Royal University Hospital.

The idea of leaving a charitable gift in your Will might have you wondering: why would I leave a gift to charity in my Will when I have my family to take care of?

Just imagine. You know the specialized equipment you are working with is reaching its end of life, yet each and every day, anxious patients with life-threatening heart conditions are relying on your help. This time, I need your help.