Our Vision

We support Sechelt Hospital and Sunshine Coast health care services by raising funds and awareness for equipment, facilities, special projects and staff development needs to benefit all Sunshine Coast residents.

Our team needs your support

Please consider making a donation before the end of the year. You will receive an income tax receipt for the full value of your gift.

Report to the Community

As the Sunshine Coast grows, so does the healthcare needs of our citizens.

Emergency Department Renovations

Sechelt Hospital’s Emergency Department is being renovated to enhance the safety and privacy of both patients and staff, thanks to donor support.

New Philanthropic Story Series

Shining a light on the local families who have contributed to or been significantly impacted by health care, across generations.

Why Give?

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:

  • Purchase urgently-needed medical equipment
  • Fund facility upgrades that positively impact patient care
  • Support ongoing education of staff and community

Since 1995, the Sechelt Hospital Foundation, through the support of our donors, has raised and invested more than $21 million in new medical equipment, facility improvements, and staff education.

Ways to Give

Your all important donations go towards supporting Sechelt Hospital and health care needs on the Sunshine Coast.

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Cash donations to Sechelt Hospital Foundation are simple and easy to do.

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A Gift in Memory is a loving and lasting remembrance for a loved one.

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Express appreciation for the services and care received at the Hospital.

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Leave a legacy and make a difference in our community.

Holiday 2024 Gifts in Action Update

Watch as Executive Director, Jane Macdonald, leads a walking tour of the new Emergency Department at Sechelt | shíshálh Hospital and highlights some of the significant improvements this $3-million renovation project brings.

What to expect when you come for a Surgical Procedure at Sechelt Hospital

To help patients and families prepare, alleviate anxieties, and improve patient outcomes and experiences, the nursing team at Sechelt Hospital requested support from Sechelt Hospital Foundation to produce a patient education video. Now available on our website and YouTube, it takes viewers on a tour of the hospital to see what a patient can expect before a day-procedure, and what to expect afterward.

Recent Highlights

  • Benefit Show Raises Awareness for Mental Health and Addictions A pair of arms struggling to climb out of a dense thicket of thorns. A crown fallen in the darkness. “In Loving Memory of Marcel L’Abbée.” The artwork selected for The Mental Health and Addiction Benefit Show is a fitting tribute......

  • Sechelt Hospital Foundation is delighted to announce that Sue Carruthers has been named Chair of the Board of Directors, with Courtney Pratt now serving as Vice-Chair and Ruth Rodgers as Secretary, and Frank Belfry continuing to serve as Treasurer. The move was announced at the Foundation’s Annual General Meeting in June, and sets the stage for future fundraising activities....

  • Sechelt Hospital Foundation signs longstanding fundraising partner as major gift donor Sechelt, BC — Renovations now underway in Sechelt (shíshálh) Hospital’s Emergency Department have gotten one big step closer to being fully funded, thanks to a gift of $250,000 from the Sunshine Coast Healthcare Auxiliary. The designated gift will go......

  • Sechelt, BC — The latest cohort of Sunshine Coast healthcare workers furthering their medical education gathered beneath the big red heart at Sechelt Hospital. David Silverman, Paul Jung, Megan Lacey, and Kelsey Oxley are all members of the Medical Imaging team. They are studying to expand their diagnostic certifications to......

  • Donations bring new incubators and life-saving gear to Sechelt Hospital maternity ward Sechelt, B.C.—As Vancouver Coastal Health’s Sechelt Hospital prepares to deliver the last baby of 2023, (151 and counting!), the wrappers have just come off five new “Panda” warmers, a “Giraffe” incubator and six neonatal heart monitors for each......