2007 New Board Members
August 28, 2007
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Fellowship funding increases physician numbers
November 17, 2006
Made possible through donations to Royal Care, the Foundation provided fellowships to three doctors seeking sub-specialty training in Cardiology. See the attached StarPhoenix article to learn how this is directly increasing the number of Cardiologists in our province. Our fellowships were made in partnership with the Saskatoon Health Region.
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Research funding partnership
November 17, 2006
Made possible through donations to the Royal Care Campaign, the Foundation is one of 4 funding partners for a new research initiative in Depression and Anxiety disorders.
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AREVA makes wishes come true
November 13, 2006
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Jarret Stoll Celebrity Golf Classic Exceeds Expectations
June 28, 2006
Over $80,000 (after expenses) was recently raised by the Jarret Stoll Celebrity Golf Classic.
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AREVA Takes Royal Care `Over The Top'
April 26, 2006
A major gift from a world leader in nuclear energy has taken the Royal Care Campaign over the top of its $15 million goal.
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TD Bank Supports Staff Education
April 19, 2006
Staff at the Royal University Hospital (RUH) will have access to a $75,000 grant that will go towards continuing education, thanks to TD Bank Financial Group.
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Staff Education supported by TD
March 10, 2006
TD Bank Financial Group is supporting staff education at RUH through a generous grant.
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Lance Armstrong Delivers Powerful Message
March 10, 2006
Invite Lance and they will come....
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Major Gift To Royal Care and the U of S from SaskTel
March 8, 2006
A $1 million gift from SaskTel will support a unique bundle of initiatives for partners at the RUH and the U of S.
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Great-West Life, Canada Life and London Life Suppoprt Royal Care Campaign
January 12, 2006
Saskatoon-January 11, 2006-One of Canada’s leading life and health insurance organizations today announced a $100,000 gift to support the ongoing education and training of medical personnel ─ from nutritionists to licensed practical nurses ─ at Royal University Hospital (RUH).
Thank you Great-West Life, Canada Life, and London Life.
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Jarret Stoll of the Edmonton Oilers Will Help Raise Funds for RUH
January 6, 2006
The Jarret Stoll Celebrity Golf Tournament has all the markings of the best of sports: great spirit, and good fun for a terrific cause.
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BMO Supports Royal Care
December 23, 2005
BMO Financial Group Donates $150,000 to Support the Royal University Hospital Critical Care Centre
SASKATOON, December 20 2005 – BMO Financial Group has announced a major gift of $150,000 to Royal University Hospital in support of their campaign to renovate and modernize the hospital’s emergency services which handle approximately 50,000 patients a year.
The Royal Care campaign includes the Critical Care Centre areas of Emergency, Pediatric Emergency, Coronary Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit, Operating Rooms and Recovery, and is being planned in cooperation with the provincial Department of Health and the Saskatoon Health Region.
The donation brings the Royal Care total to over $10.75 million; the Campaign goal is to raise $15 million for research, training, and patient care at RUH.
“Our donation to Royal University Hospital is further proof of our commitment to supporting and strengthening health care services that are provided to all citizens in Saskatchewan,” said Ken Segboer, Vice President, Saskatchewan for BMO Bank of Montreal. Segboer made the donation announcement at the Barenaked Ladies Storyteller’s Dinner, held prior to a concert by this Canadian band. The dinner, sponsored by BMO Bank of Montreal in support of Royal Care, raised an additional $25,000 for Royal Care.
"The bottom line is that no one ever wants to use the services of a hospital, especially critical care services, but when the need arises it's reassuring to know that access to excellent medical care is ready and available," said Tom McClocklin, Chair of the RUH Foundation Board of Directors. “We are very grateful to BMO for embracing the spirit of giving to the health-care needs of our community," added Mr. McClocklin.
RUH has experienced a steady increase in the number of patients accessing specialized services. This has led to crowded conditions, not only in Emergency but all critical care areas. As recognition of the donation, BMO Financial Group will have its name on a “Family Room”, where families will find comfort, privacy and peace of mind.
Since 1817, BMO Financial Group has supported the principles of community reinvestment and corporate and social responsibility to the communities it serves.
BMO Financial Group contributed $37.9 million in corporate donations, sponsorships and events in 2005, supporting thousands of communities, charities and not-for-profit organizations in Canada and the USA. BMO Bank of Montreal has 29 branches, two northern outlets and more than 350 employees in Saskatchewan.
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Princeton Developments Supports Royal Care
December 6, 2005
The Princeton Scholarship has been established to benefit staff education at RUH.
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Special Awards Celebrate the Spirit of a Special Hospital
November 14, 2005
RUH Celebrates 50 Years -
Spirit Awards Announced
The Tony Dagnone Spirit Award and the Alumni Spirit of RUH Award were presented Saturday night during a 50th anniversary Homecoming Event for RUH.
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Royal Sultan's Ball is Great Success
October 26, 2005
The Royal Sultan's Ball takes Royal Care to $10 million.
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RUH Patients Benefit from Community Generosity
October 14, 2005
Hospital staff and patients are the beneficiaries of over $670,000 in grants from the Royal University Hospital Foundation during fiscal year 2004-2005.
Donations received through the Royal Care Campaign, which began last October, played a significant role in the year’s success.
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Gift Will Support Medical Specialists at RUH
May 26, 2005
Gift Will Support Medical Specialists at RUH
One of Canada’s largest corporate donors is supporting the growth of medical specialists at Royal University Hospital.
RBC Financial Group is investing $150,000 in Royal Care, a campaign for Royal University Hospital. The funds will be used to support specialist training fellowships at a time when competition for specialists across North America is strong.
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Saskatoon Radio Care Day for RUH Raised Over $680,000
April 11, 2005
Saskatoon individuals and businesses led by example during an unprecedented show of support for upgrades to the Critical Care Centre at RUH
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Donation Covers Cost of New Are for RUH Emergency Patients
April 6, 2005
A significant donation from a family-owned business will make a tremendous difference to Critical Care services at RUH.
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Saskatoon Radio Care Day
March 22, 2005
We've got 12 hours of on-air care coming your way April 7th, thanks to
Hot 93, Magic 98.3, CJWW, C95, CKOm and Rock 102.
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CIBC Supports Critical Care
February 3, 2005
CIBC has donated $150,000 to the Royal Care Campaign.
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Gift Will Support Neuroscience
January 21, 2005
One of Canada's largest mining contractors has donated $250,000 to support neuroscience research.
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North Ridge Development Gift Will Help Young Physicians
November 15, 2004
The North Ridge Innovation Fund has been established to help attract and retain young physicans to our health region.
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SaskEnergy supports Royal Care
October 27, 2004
The SaskEnergy Centennial Research Fund for Children's Health will help kids across the province.
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PotashCorp Growing Dreams Program
October 21, 2004
Plant a dollar, grow two with the PotashCorp Growing Dreams Program.
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Royal Ice Palace Ball
October 21, 2004
The Royal Ice Palace Ball raised over $70,000 for the Royal Care Campaign.
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Royal Care Campaign Launched
October 8, 2004
Cameco Corporation is the lead donor int the $15 million Royal Care Campaign.
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2003/2004 - Year In Review
September 23, 2004
Thanks to Saskatoon and area donors, Royal University Hospital was granted $930,802 for research, education, and patient care during fiscal year 2003-2004.
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