SickKids Enters a New Era
Progress doesn’t happen in isolation. To win, it will take a team. Three members of team SickKids share their battle plans.
Why can’t I give a cash donation to the fundraiser?
For safety reasons, we do not allow our fundraisers to accept or carry cash donations. If you are interested in making a donation, please do so using our online donation form.
What are the steps to becoming a volunteer?
Complete the online Event Volunteer Form or the Office Volunteer Form depending on your interest. You will begin to receive emails with available volunteer opportunities. Apply for any roles you're interested in and you will be contacted if selected.
Partner for Better Care
SickKids is leading the way to improve access to healthcare for patients with complex health issues and treating them closer to home, here and around the world.
Update: SickKids twins Charlie and Georg...
An update from mom, Karen, mom to twins Charlie and Georgia, featured in Day 13 of our Better Tomorrows campaign.
Donor Wall
The need to fund the fight for children’s health is ongoing. Our donors fund the fight against the greatest challenges in children’s health.
Donor Policies and Public Representation
Our fundraising practices adhere to codes of conduct including the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants.
How does a gift in my will help SickKids?
SickKids treats everything from broken arms and appendicitis to rare brain cancers and congenital heart defects. Every year, some 100,000 patients come to us from across the province, country and even the world for specialized care, while our scientists are making important medical discoveries every day. Our research breakthroughs also have implications in the adult world including expanding knowledge on diseases such as dementia and brain tumours.
For all our triumphs—clinical and research—legacy gifts have been instrumental, helping create our storied Research Institute, where scientists discovered the cystic fibrosis gene, and continue to crack the code of childhood cancers and heart disease. Legacy gifts have enabled SickKids to become a world-class leader for intensive care, organ transplants, and complex heart surgeries. It’s because of our donors that we’ve grown from a community hospital to a global leader in child health.
