Spring is in the air — and that means it’s time to kick off another incredible event season!
Join us for an unforgettable night at The Cove Inn on the Rideau in Westport for the Young Petty Stones, great food and fun all while supporting Ryan Marley's 'His Fight is My Fight' cause which directs proceeds to the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) through University Hospitals Kingston Foundation!
Tickets are $95 which cover:
Join University Hospitals Kingston Foundation (UHKF) online for our free upcoming Planned Giving webinar ‘Family, Philanthropy and Peace of Mind: The Role of Life Insurance in Your Financial Framework'!
UHKF's Planned Giving webinars are a free opportunity for community members to engage with and hear from leading financial experts on how planned giving an impact one's financial plan.
This session will feature Rick Tomalty, President, Managing Partner at Caldwell Wealth & Estate Advisory Ltd. discussing:
Support the upcoming 'Art for Rose of Hope' show on April 26 from 1pm to 4pm featuring oil paintings by Natalie Bohnen-Twiddy!
Grab your friends and be sure to stop by, this event in open to the public!
Established in 2004, the Kingston-Quinte Motorcycle Ride for Dad chapter has raised over $1.6 million dollars for the fight against prostate cancer.
The proceeds from their annual events are invested in ground-breaking prostate cancer research and life-saving public awareness campaigns of the disease and the importance of early detection.
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The 29th Annual Kilometres for Kids - Run/Walk/Roll race will be held on Saturday, May 30, 2026, this year!
Rock out on June 20, 2026, all while supporting KHSC at the 2nd annual Banding Together with YGK Healthcare Champions concert featuring the band Old Docs New Tricks performing covers of rock music hits at The Broom Factory in downtown Kingston.
This year, the YGK Healthcare Champions are supporting Alzheimer’s research and care! With your support, Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) can revolutionize how Alzheimer’s is diagnosed, replacing fear and uncertainty with clarity, compassion and hope.
Hundreds of cars, spanning almost every era of automobile history, will be on display at the Kingston Memorial Centre Fairgrounds this August.
When Willem Sagriff steps on the Point Municipal Park track in Sydenham on October 3, 2026, there will be no starting gun, no competitors and no medal waiting at the finish line. Instead, what will drive him forward, lap after lap, is something far more powerful.
Watch University Hospitals Kingston Foundation (UHKF)'s free Circle of Care webinar 'The Eyes to Mars: A Cosmic Health Crisis' discussing.... Ophthalmology!
UHKF's Circle of Care series is a free opportunity for community members to engage with and hear from leading medical experts on rising health concerns, advice on how to stay healthy, advancements in care, breakthrough medical research and more.
Bobby Salt was born on February 12, 2024, at 4:57 p.m. at Belleville General Hospital. He was born not breathing and experienced a seizure during his first hour of life. Due to this complication, he was rushed to the Kingston NICU just a few hours after birth. "Since I had just given birth, I was unable to accompany him to Kingston and had to remain at the hospital in Belleville. My husband, Nick, followed Bobby’s ambulance to Kingston and was able to reunite with him after his initial tests were completed," said Bobby's mom, Hannah Salt.
It's that time of year!!!
Join the team at Breast Imaging Kingston (BIK) for a fun-filled evening celebrating Galentine’s Day with your girls - it's time to connect, educate and prioritize your health!
Wit is a powerful, deeply moving play that follows the final days of Dr. Vivian Bearing, a sharp-witted and brilliant professor of poetry, as she undergoes treatment for advanced ovarian cancer. As she faces the realities of illness and mortality, Vivian reflects on her life, her work, and the human connections she often kept at a distance. Blending intellect, humour, and raw emotion, Wit is a poignant exploration of what it means to truly live—and the grace that can be found in vulnerability and compassion.
Event Details
On Monday, January 12, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. community members can attend the latest event in James Reid Funeral Home's Examined Life series, where Financial Planning Experts will discuss planning for end-of-life and after death financial situations.
Speakers:
The next time you stop by Bennett's Furniture and Mattresses be sure to get an adorable Benny Plush stuffed animal! ✨
$5.00 from each plushie sold will be donated to University Hospitals Kingston Foundation to support areas of greatest need.
This adorable stuffed blue peacock plushie sales for $24.99, and is the perfect gift for animal lovers and children!
Since its beginning in 2004, the Kingston General Hospital (KGH) Auxiliary's Teddy Bear Campaign has raised more than half a million dollars, helping to improve care for KHSC’s youngest patients receiving care through the Pediatric Program. The campaign will run until Dec. 23.
Bentley Davidson a.k.a Pint-Sized Gord and the 2024 recipient of UHKF's Davies Award for Philanthropic Leadership is back again with another standout fundraiser for healthcare!
Join us for an exciting night of music, laughter, and community as local performers take the stage to showcase their talents!
This year’s event features celebrity judges:
Join UHKF on Thursday, November 27 for ‘Inspired Aging: A Talks with Docs Evening at the Spire’, a free educational session where you will learn how you can stay healthy, active, and protect your vision as you age, with insights from expert speakers Dr. Chris Frank, Clinical Lead of Specialized Geriatrics at Providence Care and Dr. Jacob Rullo, Clinical Scientist with the Department of Ophthalmology at Kingston Health Sciences Centre.