Michelle Morrison | Royal University Hospital Foundation

Royal University Hospital Foundation is proud to announce a historic milestone: more than $200 million raised since its founding in 1983, thanks to the generosity of donors across Saskatchewan.

The Gift That Keeps Giving Endowments give back year after year — an investment in the health of future generations. The principal sum remains untouched, while the distributable earnings are used to support a designated priority at Royal University Hospital. Funds are held and disbursed according to the terms set out in the donor agreement. […]

Your support helps save lives. Give now. Your charitable donation, no matter the size, will help transform patient care at Royal University Hospital (RUH) in Saskatoon. Because of you, RUH will continue providing exceptional health care when patients from across Saskatchewan need it the most. Together, we will ensure that the most complex and specialized […]

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing over $17 million in capital funding for 2026-27 to expand adult Intensive Care Unit (ICU) capacity at Royal University Hospital (RUH) in Saskatoon.

Meet Dr. Victoria Tian RUH Foundation supports advanced fellowship training for physicians who pursue specialized training after residency, bringing vital expertise back to Saskatchewan. Through donor support, these opportunities help attract and retain highly skilled specialists, ensuring patients can access leading-edge care close to home. In this Q&A, meet Dr. Victoria Tian and learn more […]

Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our donors, RUH Foundation has invested $5.5 million into the newly renovated Walter and Margaret McNabb Interventional Cardiology Suite at Royal University Hospital, a state-of-the-art space where specialists diagnose and treat life-threatening heart conditions.

Dr. Sabira Valiani started shaking when she heard her name called as the successful grant recipient at the September 2025 Women Leading Philanthropy (WLP) meeting.

Thanks to the generosity of Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd. (KPCL Dirt Movers) and the Panteluk family, the newly renovated ICU family waiting room at RUH now includes sleep chairs, lounge seating, side tables and accessible electrical outlets.

For the nurses working in Royal University Hospital’s (RUH) Emergency Department, every opportunity to learn is one worth celebrating.

Thanks to a $1.2 million fundraising campaign — anchored by a $700,000 gift from Saskatoon philanthropist Merlis Belsher and Family — neurosurgeon Dr. Amit Persad and his team at RUH have completed Saskatchewan’s first robotic epilepsy surgery.