Giving Tuesday 2022 (DRE23GT)

DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT

Thanks to the Hardie Family Foundation, all donations to London Health Sciences Centre's (LHSC) Patient Assistance Funds on Giving Tuesday will be matched up to $25,000! This means double the impact for patients in need of extra financial support.

HELP FUND ESSENTIAL ITEMS LIKE

DONATE $35

For some patients, a trip to the hospital can be a challenge, especially if they don't have access to a vehicle. Sometimes, expenses like cab or bus fare are extra costs they simply cannot afford. For $35, you can help patients travel to and from the hospital for necessary treatments and appointments.

DONATE $50

Daily expenses, like healthy food, can quickly add up if you're supporting someone undergoing treatment. For $50, you can help provide healthy, balanced meal options to a family while their loved one receives the care they need.

DONATE $75

Imagine being a parent as well as a patient. Of having the costs of childcare coupled with the added—and perhaps unforeseen—costs of health care. For $75, you can help a parent arrange childcare during treatment, providing them the comfort in knowing their child is being well looked after while they take the time to focus on their health.

DONATE $100

For the best care possible, some patients need to travel far from home, which can mean being separated from their families for lengthy periods of time. For $100, you can help keep a patient close to their loved ones while receiving the treatment they need.

DONATE $200

Patients who have undergone mastectomies can sometimes wait months before receiving reconstructive surgery. Some choose to forgo this surgery altogether. For $200, you can change a patient's life by providing a mastectomy bra or prosthesis while they heal or await reconstructive surgery.

DONATE $500

A cancer diagnosis can be devastating. Coming to terms with the ensuing changes such as hair loss can take a toll, adding stress to an already challenging time. For $500, you can help patients with cancer invest in a wig or head covering while they undergo chemotherapy.