All Gifts

Provide a calming activity for dementia patients while they're in the Emergency Department.

Provide a blanket to keep a patient warm and comfortable during longer hospital stays.

For cardiac patients facing disadvantage, make sure they have a hot beverage and snack during their recovery.

Help cardiac patients recover with the gift of two anti-slip feather-soft slipper socks.

To keep our tiniest patients warm, your gift will provide fragile babies with adorable baby socks.

Give the gift of a safe sleep for NICU babies with a cozy sleep sack.

Help make someone’s stay at the hospital more comfortable with a care package that includes socks, hand sanitizer, and more. 

Provide patients experiencing homelessness with a hearty meal after leaving the hospital.

Give a new mom and her baby a postpartum starter kit so they can have a great start — even in challenging circumstances.

Give a comforting bundle with socks, books and other items for emergency palliative care patients.

Provide a nutritious holiday breakfast meal for dedicated frontline workers who are in hospital over the holidays.

Provide a hygiene kit with items for everyday living to the city’s most vulnerable. 

Put a smile on the face of a child experiencing poverty with an extra special gift.

Give a therapy pillow to help post-operative care patients heal faster.

Give pregnant women experiencing disadvantage the items they need to care for their babies.

Help at-risk children develop vital reading skills with the gift of new books.

Give new babies a set of books to start them on their reading journey.

Provide healing music therapy for patients experiencing palliative care.

Give essential winter clothes from our Comfort Closet to patients experiencing disadvantage.

Your gift will help patients travel to and from essential appointments with one less financial worry.

Bring artistic expression and joy to women who cannot afford their own art supplies.

Provide vulnerable patients with the gift of breakfast, lunch and dinner after discharge from the hospital.

Help us respond immediately to urgent needs at St. Michael’s Hospital and Providence Healthcare.

Give dementia patients pet therapy sessions during their hospital stay.

Tell a frontline health-care worker you care this holiday season.

Help our experts investigate and develop treatments for COVID-19 survivors.

Give the gift of dental care for patients experiencing homelessness.

Help new moms feed and bond with their babies.

Sometimes parents need more time with their baby before discharge. Help furnish a Care by Parent room with a sleeper bed to give new parents the opportunity to have nurses close by.

Help provide life-saving care for our tiniest patients with a specialized resuscitation cart.

Provide children living in disadvantaged communities with mental health care in schools.

Help provide a public phone-charging tower in the Emergency Department so patients can stay connected.

Give newborn babies a safe place to sleep with a hospital bassinet.

Give a recovery backpack to patients experiencing homelessness.

Keep our fragile babies warm with a medical blanket warmer.

When you send a hug to a loved one, you are also supporting a mom and baby experiencing disadvantage. 

Help premature babies survive and grow by protecting their precious sleep.

Give the gift of touch for fragile newborns by supporting training for volunteer cuddlers, who give babies the physical contact they need when their own families can't be there.

Provide researchers with tools for life-saving medical breakthroughs.

Give a patient experiencing homelessness a winter coat and boots to keep warm. 

Outfit the Family Health Team with a headset and webcam to safely provide care for vulnerable patients remotely.

Help sick newborn in neonatal intensive care get better with a rocking chair.

Give the gift of a recovery backpack along with three warm meals for someone in need.   

Buy a Joey bed for our NICU so that moms with disabilities or in pain can pick up their babies more easily.

Help improve the quality of life of a patient with MS by giving mobility aids.

Give a prepaid cell phone so our most vulnerable outpatients can stay connected to our staff. 

Cover the cost of a kangaroo care recliner so newborn babies can have skin-to-skin contact.

Provide a waterless milk warmer for babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit who are too small or too sick to breastfeed.

Help a mother hold her baby with a special blanket that stimulates the baby’s liver for optimal health.

Help disadvantaged families with the gift of a car seat for their little one.

Cover the cost of a microfuge that scientists will use to diagnose and treat disease — and propel new research.

Help soothe fragile babies in the NICU with a mamaRoo baby swing.