Annual reports
The HGH Foundation is constantly evolving. For more information about our activities and priorities, please consult our annual reports.
- HGH Foundation 2021-22 Annual Report (PDF)
- HGH Foundation 2020-21 Annual Report (PDF)
- HGH Foundation 2019-20 Annual Report (PDF)
- HGH Foundation 2018-19 Annual Report (PDF)
- HGH Foundation 2017-18 Annual Report (PDF)
Financial statements
- HGH Foundation Financial Statements March 31, 2022 (PDF)
- HGH Foundation Financial Statements March 31, 2021 (PDF)
- HGH Foundation Financial Statements March 31, 2020 (PDF)
- HGH Foundation Financial Statements March 31, 2019 (PDF)
- HGH Foundation Financial Statements March 31 2018 (PDF)
HGH Foundation achievements
Thanks to the generosity of the community and its precious volunteers, the Foundation continually contributes to the improvement of patient care and the addition of new services at HGH.
From 1990 to 2006, the Foundation purchased more than $2.5 million worth of medical equipment for the hospital. From 2006 and throughout the Heart & Soul campaign, the Foundation raised $7 million for the hospital’s major redevelopment project, a critical element of the hospital being able to move forward with its expansion plan.
From 2015 to 2019, the Foundation raised $4 million through its Access 2018 campaign, which has provided the hospital with two pieces of state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging equipment – a new CT scanner and HGH’s first-ever magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine. From 2020 to 2022, during the pandemic, the Foundation contributed more than $700,000 for various COVID-19 relief initiatives and the launch of new programs.
Use of donations since 1990
2020 – 2022
$160,000 in COVID-19 relief funds
$334,000 for orthopedic surgery tools and equipment
$190,000 for Ophthalmology Phase 1 (cataract surgery)
$21,000 for the Walk-in Counselling Clinic for Mental Health & Addictions
2015 – 2019
$4 million for a new CT scanner and the first magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine for the hospital
2006 – 2012
$7 million for the hospital’s redevelopment project. The financial support of the community was vital for the project’s acceptance.
2006
$200,000 for 14 wireless portable cardiac monitors worth $350,000
2005
$261,000 for the development of four isolation rooms
2004
$300,000 for a CT scan machine worth $1 million
2003
$76,000 for five fetal monitors
2002
$133,000 for a teleradiology system worth $600,000
2000 – 2001
$168,000 for the development of a hemodialysis unit
1999
$99,000 for cardiac monitors for emergency room patients
1998
$234,000 for ultrasound machines for the emergency room
1997
$160,000 for an anesthesia machine
1996
$77,000 for a mammography machine
1995
$98,000 for a portable ultrasound machine
1994
$135,000 for a laparoscopy machine
1992-1993
$102,000 for furnishing the new obstetrics clinic and for the purchase of two electrocardiography machines
1991
$150,000 for an ultrasound machine
1989 – 1990
$142,000 for the initial construction of the hospital and for the purchase of additional equipment