Why Give?
Because you give
Lives are saved
Families stay together
KGH is advancing
Problems are solved
With over 440 inpatient beds and 20 operating rooms, KGH is one of the largest and most advanced hospitals in Western Canada.
OUR PRIORITIES
Makes An Impact
Projects Funded
in Donation Disbursments
Areas of Care Supported
*in the 2023/24 Fiscal Year
In 2023/2024, your support resulted in the KGH Foundation generating over $18.8 million in revenue. In turn, 97 project grants were approved to advance healthcare in our region. From a state-of-the-art patient simulator helping to train physicians and clinicians on true to life scenarios, to a life-saving cardiac research program that aims to improve early detection and prevention, big and small gifts alike have had, and continues to have, an immeasurable impact on the community.
In addition, you can be sure that we will take great care with your gifts. The Foundation participates in an international benchmarking program to ensure our standards for achievement are measured according to the highest industry standards.
Our current Return on Investment (an indicator of “Fundraising Efficiency” – representing the return on each dollar spent) is $6.35, and our Cost to Raise a Dollar (or Fundraising Effectiveness) is $0.16.
*AHP (Association of Healthcare Philanthropy) Canadian Median for Fundraising Efficiency (where a higher number is better) is $4.35.
**AHP Canadian Median for Fundraising Effectiveness (where a lower number is better) is $0.23.
OUR PRIORITIES
MAKING AN IMPACT
DONATE ONLINE
GIVE MONTHLY
MAJOR GIFTS
HOST A FUNDRAISER
STOCK & SECURITIES
MORE WAYS TO GIVE
ABOUT US
The KGH Foundation offers various ways to make a donation. You can donate online using a secure payment portal. Alternatively, you can send a check or money order by mail to 2268 Pandosy Street, Kelowna, BC, V1Y 1T2. We also have options for many other forms of giving – to learn more, click here.
IN COMMUNITY
Central Monitoring System
Central Monitoring Systems help streamline hospital care by displaying essential patient data in one central location.
Featured Projects
Take a look at some of the featured projects from 23/24 aimed at enhancing community health through prevention and innovation.
Matthew Huff’s Full-Circle Story
Matthew Huff, a father of three, had a full circle moment when he ended up in the cardiac suite he had helped support.