Over the next three years, Sechelt Hospital Foundation will focus on three core areas. We see a community where caring is an action word.
Donor contributions help transform the facilities and secure new equipment to help deliver excellent health care on the Sunshine Coast.
Open to everybody! We are inviting all Sunshine Coast Residents, Visitors, Health Care Staff and Contractors to bid on our select pieces of art.
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 $14.5 million in new medical equipment, facility improvements, and staff education.
In January of 2018 the Foundation invited local artists and collectors to help us create a visually inspiring and caring environment here at Sechelt Hospital.
Telus Ambassadors help kick off Hospital Foundation’s Annual Gift Campaign TELUS ambassadors arrived at Sechelt Hospital today, to help the Hospital Foundation kick off its annual fundraising campaign. The volunteers will be labelling hundreds of copies of the Foundation’s Report to Community, a snapshot of......
Photos of the new Sunshine Coast Community Outreach van, intended for appointments and group events with members of the Mental Health and Substance Use services and Hospital Foundation team. The purchase of the van was made possible by “Comedy on the Coast” recent sold-out show......
The Coaster’s Car Club presented Sechelt Hospital Foundation with a cheque for $6,312 from their 2019 Show & Shine. Proceeds will go to the area of greatest need at Sechelt Hospital’s Ambulatory Care Unit. Bob Hoy, owner of Wilson Creek and Gibsons IGA (far left),......
The Coasters Car Club presented Sechelt Hospital Foundation cheques for $5500 from their 2018 Show & Shine efforts. Proceeds will go to the area of greatest need at Sechelt Hospital. Bob Hoy, owner of Wilson Creek and Gibsons IGA (far right), who contributed $1500, is......
