Perinatal Impact Story – Kangaroo Chairs
Perinatal Impact Story – For the Love of Little Lungs
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Impact Stories
Perinatal Impact Story – A Baby Is Born
Each year more than 1,600 babies are born at KGH with increasing numbers being born pre-term. Perinatal care is vital.
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Donor Story – Hybrid OR
Jim and Kathy Rogers gave a gift to support the acquisition of the Hybrid Operating Room (OR) at KGH and a year later, he ended up there.
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Premature Babies Breathe Easier
Premature babies born at Kelowna General Hospital can breathe easier thanks to a generous gift from the TB Vets.
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Love and Light in the KGH NICU
Jaclyn Robertson, co-owner of Okanagan Lifestyle Apparel, shares her story of love and light in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at KGH.
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FAST Trauma Suite
Take a look behind the curtain at Marissa’s story and how the generosity of this community makes the impossible, possible.
Community Steps Up During Covid-19
In early April, just a few weeks after COVID-19’s arrival the interior, the foundation established the KGH COVID-19 Response Fund to support the emerging, unanticipated needs of doctors, nurses and staff at Kelowna General Hospital during the crisis, and appealed for the communities help.
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On the Impact of Philanthropy
Dr. Kathryn Brown discusses the impact of philanthropy to KGH, including the acquisition of two new Echo machines.
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Stuck Here Waiting
The new EP at KGH will now help patients like Matthew Huff so they can receive the treatment they need, right here at KGH.
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PCR Important in COVID-19 Response
Thanks to the generosity of Colin Pritchard, the microbiology lab at KGH acquired a second set of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technologies, after the first was gifted by Mr. Pritchard in 2016.
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