During Avery's recent stay at the Children's Health Unit at Niagara Health, he managed to stay as positive as possible, and a big part of that was thanks to the amazing care he received. "We had to stay at the hospital for four days following an asthma attack," his mom, Carly, explains, "and we just have to say that the healthcare team was wonderful."

Susan knew that the range of motion in her shoulder wasn't what it used to be, but much to her surprise learned that she had a completely torn rotator cuff that needed to be repaired. She is grateful for the care she received and the equipment our healthcare workers have, thanks to our donors.

Until earlier in 2022, Alan lived in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) but is now a proud Niagara resident. He supports many causes with his donations, but his local hospital has always been a part of that. He knew he would be involved with local healthcare again in some capacity after moving to Niagara, but he couldn't have predicted quite how soon that day would come. 

Sarah had just had a baby when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. “At the time, I didn’t know anyone who had had cancer other [...]

It should have been one of the happiest times in their lives. Mia and her husband were expecting their first child and were so excited. [...]

Earlier this summer, our donor Lynne walked away from the St. Catharines Site Breast Cancer Screening Centre and straight to the Niagara Health Foundation office to make a donation. “I have been getting mammograms for many years, and I am always grateful for the letters that remind me when I am due for one again. The first time something was flagged on a mammogram was around six years ago, then again four years ago, but both times the follow-up ultrasounds confirmed that there was nothing to be concerned about. When I went back for one this past May, however, they saw something that was different.”