Investigation into data security incident has concluded

Michael Garron Hospital (MGH) experienced a data security incident in October 2023 that led to the exposure of personal information belonging to some of our donors. For further information, see the statement and FAQ page on the MGH website.

Our website, mghf.ca, and payments processed via our website were not affected and remain secure.

Your Impact

Read about the impact your donation makes on the health of everyone in our community.
man and woman standing in front of construction site wearing hardhats
Heeding the ball of duty

For Kelly Henderson and Tim Theodosiou, constructing a soccer team seemed like an obvious choice

front building view of construction on hospital D-wing in January 1929
A proud past, a healthier future

Throughout our history, Michael Garron Hospital has always evolved to meet our community’s needs.

Michael Garron Hospital donor Carol Kirsh
A gift of love

Ask Carol Kirsh why she became involved in Michael Garron Hospital (MGH) and she will tell you that it started with love for her late husband Roy Abrahamson.

Drs. John Abrahamson and Mark Dauburas
Abrahamson Family Quality Improvement Fund

There’s a long legacy of giving in the Abrahamson family, and it’s a tradition that MGH Chief of Medicine John Abrahamson is happy to continue.

Karsten, a young boy wearing a white shirt, standing facing the camera
A birthday party that gives back

At 10 years old, Karsten Knodell already believes that giving back to his community is just the right thing to do.

aerial view of architect’s rendering of the new hospital campus
A sneak peek of your new hospital

In April, we broke ground on the new Ken and Marilyn Thomson Patient Care Centre. Check out our new hospital campus!

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5 fitness tips for a more active spring

Small habit changes make a big difference over time

young blonde woman holding a plate of pastries with bakeshop in the background
Raising healthy eaters

Tips to help say goodbye to picky eating

Pablo the St. John's Ambulance therapy dog pictured in a hospital hallway
A helping paw

At Michael Garron Hospital, Pablo’s only job is to put smiles on faces.

little boy sitting on couch with knees up looking ahead mostly covered up with throw cushions
Childhood anxiety: what parents need to know

Anxiety is the most common mental health issue amongst Canadian kids