Join our fight for kids like Harper

With more monthly donors, more kids like Harper get the world-class care they need. And when you join before June 30, 2026, your donations will be 2X matched every month for an entire year!

Harper's story

By donating monthly, you’ll transform health care for kids like Harper. She loves dancing and bike riding: a childhood made possible by the care she received at SickKids. She was born with a heart condition that led to multiple surgeries and long hospital stays at SickKids, and at age five, received a heart transplant. Today, Harper’s eight years old and thriving.

BECOME A MONTHLY DONOR

Harper at SickKids, smiling beside her decorated pink bike in her hospital room.

How your gift will help

Join us to transform the future of kids’ health care through Precision Child Health. Your gift means SickKids can:

DIAGNOSE FASTER

So kids and families feel less stress. And doctors know where to start.

TREAT SMARTER

For less pain and fewer side effects, and faster healing. So kids get better, faster.

PREDICT BETTER

Knowing what’s coming arms SickKids to fight illness even better.

These are the futures we’re fighting for

Meet more SickKids patients

Adina at SickKids, sitting in her wheelchair and smiling, wearing colorful bravery beads necklaces.

Fight for Adina

“Adina has a strong and fierce spirit,” says her mom Gitty. Adina is 11 and has been a SickKids patient since she was three days old. She has a neuromuscular disease and is cared for by 10 different departments at the Hospital. By donating monthly, you’ll help SickKids continue to care for kids like Adina with complex medical needs.

William at home, smiling while holding a pink guitar with a caregiver behind him.

Fight for Will

Three-year-old William (aka Will) is a happy, confident kid who loves laughing. He’s also a cancer survivor. He spent the first seven months of his life at SickKids being treated for infant leukemia. Just after his second birthday, Will was also diagnosed with epilepsy. His journey is ongoing, but SickKids — and monthly donors — are here to support him.

Lincoln outside, smiling while riding his scooter and wearing a helmet.

Fight for Lincoln

Two-year-old Lincoln’s favourite animal is turtles, and he loves making people laugh. Born with a form of dwarfism and other complex medical conditions, Lincoln visits SickKids regularly: a place where his mom Meagen says the family “feels seen and heard.” Monthly donors help SickKids give Lincoln the specialized care he needs.

Qais at SickKids, smiling and holding a golden bell.

Fight for Qais

Monthly donors help kids like Qais get back to being kids: in Qais’ case, playing soccer and doing art. He was treated at SickKids for neuroblastoma, a type of cancer, and went through years of difficult treatment. Today, he’s ten and cancer-free.

Tanika at SickKids, sitting with her mother beside her, both looking at the camera.

Fight for Tanika

Tanika’s happiest when she’s creating art: especially to fundraise for SickKids. At age eight, Tanika’s undiagnosed type 1 diabetes led to organ damage. She needed a right-leg amputation and a double lung transplant at SickKids. Tanika’s journey is ongoing, but with monthly donor support, SickKids can provide the complex care she needs.