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Give today to Sechelt Hospital Foundation’s Annual Campaign—because the best medicine is local!
Congratulations to Giovanna Gerencser the lucky winner of the Sechelt Hospital Foundation Holiday 50/50! Giovanna took home an impressive $14,110 from a total jackpot of $28,220. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who purchased tickets. Every ticket sold helps support our hospital and the care we provide to our community. Sechelt Hospital Foundation looks forward to hosting more 50/50 raffles in 2026, so stay tuned for your next chance to win while giving back!
Every gift makes a difference and stays in our community to support excellence in health care for all Sunshine Coast residents. Donations to Sechelt Hospital Foundation help to:
Since 1995, the Sechelt Hospital Foundation, through the support of our donors, has raised and invested more than $28 million in new medical equipment, facility improvements, and staff education.
Sunshine Coast Rotary Club once again showed a truly heartfelt appreciation to all healthcare workers on the Sunshine Coast as part of their 6th Annual Valentine’s for Healthcare Appreciation Event!...
The Mental Health and Addiction Benefit Show at Roberts Creek Legion on Jan. 23rd raised $2,449.80 for the Sechelt Hospital Foundation, with all funds dedicated to mental health and substance use services....
We are proud to announce the arrival of our hospital’s new Faxitron imaging system, made possible through generous donor support!...
In a significant leap forward for breast cancer detection and care, our Medical Imaging Department is now equipped with the new Hologic 3Dimensions Mammography System...
Thanks to the generosity of community donors, our dialysis unit is equipped with six new motorized chairs, enhancing our patients’ comfort during their sometimes-lengthy sessions...
One large room with twelve treatment spaces full of patients can get slightly disruptive, with beeps, dings, loud chatter and nerves!...
