When Willem Sagriff ran 100 kilometres on Oct. 3, raising $20,730 for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC), more than three times his original fundraising goal.

Paul McIntyre Royston, President and CEO of University Hospitals Kingston Foundation (UHKF), is thrilled to announce that UHKF has been honoured with the prestigious "High Performer" designation for fundraising revenue and productivity by the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP).

This esteemed recognition reflects UHKF’s unwavering commitment to excellence in health care and its dedication to transforming the community's well-being through philanthropic support.

For patients admitted to hospital with heart failure, waiting several days for an ultrasound could delay important decisions about their treatment. New research supported by the Women's Giving Circle aims to help physicians identify the type of heart failure much earlier, potentially improving care and reducing time spent in hospital.
This is one of two innovative projects that received a $25,000 each from the Women’s Giving Circle, a local group that supports medical research.

A $35,000 gift from the YGK Healthcare Champions will help support safer, more consistent care for vulnerable Intensive Care Unit (ICU) patients at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) while giving health-care teams more time to provide more hands-on care.

Women facing a breast cancer diagnosis in southeastern Ontario will now have access to an MRI designed specifically to support rapid breast imaging and investigation. The new MRI unit was officially opened today by Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) at the Breast Imaging Kingston (BIK) site.

A renewed $100,000 investment from Hyundai Hope on Wheels will help children across southeastern Ontario access groundbreaking research and clinical trials—close to home.

Patients undergoing MRI exams at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) will soon benefit from faster scan times, sharper images and a more comfortable experience thanks to a $103,000 gift from Kingston philanthropist Stephen Sorensen.

After helping raise hundreds of millions of dollars for hospitals and other public institutions across Canada, veteran philanthropy leader Paul McIntyre Royston is joining the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation (UHKF) as its new President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). 

Despite heavy rain and soggy conditions, 148 golfers came together at the Cataraqui Golf and Country Club for the sixth annual Power of Hope Golf Tournament, raising an impressive $205,000 for prostate cancer care.

The latest fundraising total brings the tournament’s six-year contribution to $945,000, helping support prostate cancer treatment and the A. Britton Smith Q. C. Robotic Surgery Program at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC).