Surgical Robotics St. Joe's Launches $20 Million Fundraising Campaign
Funding to acquire another surgical robot, double robotic surgery volumes at the Hospital, and invest in robotics research and training.
Run for Women Hamilton Edition: June 8, 2025 at Confederation Park
Join us as we walk, run, and roll to raise funds for women's mental health and addictions care, right here at St. Joe's.
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St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation works with our generous community to raise funds that can take the care our Hospital provides from exceptional to extraordinary. Learn more about our current fundraising priorities below.
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Fueled by a Few Million Dollar Donations, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation is Halfway Towards Funding a Robotic Surgery Revolution
Fueled by a Few Million Dollar Donations, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation is Halfway Towards Funding a Robotic Surgery Revolution St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation is more than halfway towards its fundraising…
moreWith a new $1 million donation to robotic surgery Teresa Cascioli helps St. Joe’s not only to provide care, but advance it
With a new $1 million donation to robotic surgery Teresa Cascioli helps St. Joe’s not only to provide care, but advance it Teresa Cascioli is a household name in Hamilton….
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A Runner's Kidney Surgeons at St. Joe’s Support Master’s Athlete Craig Thompson as he Donates a Kidney to His Mom, Cathie, and Returns to Compete on a Global Stage.
“We can’t say enough about the care we received: from mom’s early diagnosis and monitoring, to the testing we underwent together; the conversations, education, counseling and the transplant surgery itself. Every person we encountered at the Hospital was remarkable, and it left a lasting impression on our family. If sharing our story inspires one person to consider donating their kidney to a loved one, then that’s something we felt like we needed to do.”
- Craig Thompson