For nearly a hundred years, Michael Garron Hospital has evolved along with our community, providing the care our neighbours need at a level of excellence rivalling anywhere else in the city. We serve thousands of people every day, from the city’s most marginalized populations, to those from well-established neighbourhoods, to ethnically diverse communities of newcomers to Canada.
With your support, the Heart of the East will equip Michael Garron Hospital to meet the needs of our diverse population through the transformation of our hospital campus. Together, we will have a significant and enduring impact on the health of our East Toronto community.
On April 25th, we kicked off the Heart of the East campaign in a big way: with the groundbreaking of our transformed hospital campus and a $12.5-million gift from Peter and Diana Thomson. They're transforming our East Toronto community - and so can you.
A gift to the $100-million Heart of the East campaign is an investment in the well-being of everyone in East Toronto. Because when people are healthy, they can contribute more fully to their families, communities, and society. Join us.
Learn more about The Heart of the East
Give the Gift of Care
Your Gift of Care today will help improve and save the lives of patients.
Please make your gift today, or consider supporting our hospital by:
- Making a group donation;
- Making a charitable gift in your clients’ honour;
- Making a donation in lieu of gifts to celebrate a special occasion (birthday, wedding, holiday party).
Featured Story: Improving patient care through a legacy of giving
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 - especially when it enables life-saving quality improvement work at the hospital. Read his story here.
Our Events
Michael Garron Cup: Kick the Stigma is a day-long soccer tournament and festival held at Monarch Park Stadium in the heart of East Toronto on Saturday, September 22, 2018. Games will run with three divisions geared towards players of all levels. We’ll also keep the fun going with a community festival, featuring live music, games, a beer garden, and an eclectic mix of street food reflecting the diversity of our neighbourhoods.
Join us and help East Toronto kick the stigma associated with mental health, build state-of-the art mental health facilities at Michael Garron Hospital and enjoy a great day of competition, prizes, and entertainment while you’re at it.
For more information and to register visit kickthestigma.ca!