In 1987, the three executive directors of Regina’s hospitals, Royce Gill, Harvey Fox and Gren Smith-Windsor, recruited a group of community-minded volunteers to help make lives better for the people in our community. They were visionaries and their vision helped to establish the Foundation.
Over the past three decades, the Foundation has successfully partnered with you, our incredibly committed and generous community. This partnership has worked in many ways, from community events like the Z99 Radiothon and grassroots fundraising, to our home lotteries and corporate and individual partnerships. It has inspired philanthropy at all levels and has delivered an investment in our hospitals that today exceeds $175 million.
The impact of donor support has been tremendous. Our work together has resulted in the creation of many key centres of care that we can all be proud of. As we celebrate our 30th anniversary, we invite you to join us in celebrating our collective achievements, successes, and milestones that have shaped our Foundation – and our hospitals – over the past three decades. We look forward to the bold future that lies ahead, with a goal to continue to invest in the best health care for everyone in our community.
Because of you, our most dedicated partners, supporters, volunteers and donors, Hospitals of Regina Foundation will continue to support the critical work of our doctors and nurses, and to deliver on our promise of excellent health care in Regina and southern Saskatchewan.
Each of us knows someone that has needed or will need care through Regina’s hospitals. Together, we are making lives better in our community. To learn more about our inspiring history, visit hrf.sk.ca/who-we-are/history.
The generosity of our partners, supporters, donors and volunteers has been both monumental and transformational over the past 30 years. Together, we have achieved a higher standard of care for people in our community, ultimately helping them live better lives.
Here's our community celebrating this memorable milestone with us: