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Leading the Way: Royal Columbian Hospital’s Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Unit Awarded Centre of Excellence Designation
We are thrilled to share a momentous achievement at Royal Columbian Hospital. In May 2023, the Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care […]
A Heart Full of Gratitude
Dorothy Wirth has had her fair share of adventures. Camping in Australia, riding a motorcycle across Canada, and scuba diving in the Caribbean have all been highlights for this world traveller. But in October 2020, she took a trip she didn’t plan – to Royal Columbian Hospital for open heart surgery.
Inspired by Healthcare Workers, Starlight Casino Supports Mental Health
New Westminster, B.C. – {July 4, 2022} – For over 15 years, Starlight Casino (a property of Gateway Casinos & Entertainment […]
Healthcare charities announce amalgamation
New Westminster, B.C. – {March 22, 2022} – Queen’s Park Healthcare Foundation and Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation have announced the […]
The Surprisingly Strategic Asset Smart Donors Use to Give
The Surprisingly Strategic Asset Smart Donors Use to Give Donating a life insurance policy can be an easy way to […]
How to Give a Charitable Gift as a Percentage of Your Will
We often talk to donors who want to make a big impact on patient care at Royal Columbian, but aren’t […]
A Lasting Impact: Darby’s Story
Darby Hamilton was minutes from death when she arrived at Royal Columbian. But she survived, thanks to equipment purchased with the assistance of legacy donors, who continue to have a big impact on patient care today through gifts in their Will.
A Lasting Impact: Kulwant’s Story
Kulwant Samra caught COVID in June 2020. As an ambulance arrived, he collapsed in front of his home and woke up 8 weeks later in the ICU. Kulwant’s serious COVID case was treated with the help of equipment purchased with the assistance of legacy donors, who continue to have a big impact on patient care today through gifts in their Will.
A Lasting Impact: Ken’s Story
When Ken Carrusca collapsed on the ice in Burnaby in early 2018, it quickly became a matter of life or death. His life-threatening condition was diagnosed with the help of equipment purchased with the assistance of legacy donors, who continue to have a big impact on patient care today through gifts in their Will.