All Gifts

Keep fragile babies warm and healthy with a medical blanket warmer.

Provide parents with a safe bassinet for their sleepy newborn babies.

Give an incubator cover to a premature baby to help them thrive and grow by shielding them from light and noise.

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

Provide a patient in palliative care with access to an iPad to stay connected to loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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

Your gift helps provide a beautiful, sturdy rocking chair that allows volunteer “cuddlers” to soothe fragile infants until they’re reunited with their mothers.

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.

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

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.

Stock a lab and you'll protect and empower St. Michael's researchers to stop the spread of COVID-19.

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

Your gift helps patients experiencing homelessness recover safely after they leave the hospital. The backpack you provide is stuffed with essentials like a blanket, socks, gloves, a warm toque and more.

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

Cover the cost of a dentist appointment to a patient experiencing homelessness.

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.

Spur the research that drives breakthroughs in cardiac care to prevent and fight heart disease.

Doctors and nurses at St. Michael’s face the risk of COVID-19 infection every day.

Outfit an emergency cart for Code Pink in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to provide life-saving care.

Help provide the funds required to respond immediately to urgent and ongoing needs.

Tell a frontline health-care worker you care this Valentine's Day.

Give a compassionate gift of a meal at the transition centre to help meet the basic needs of a vulnerable patient.

Give a phototherapy blanket that treats newborn babies with jaundice.  

Give new moms experiencing homelessness the essentials they need with basics like clothing, diapers, and baby wipes.

Give an age-appropriate, culturally diverse book each time a child patient visits through our Reach Out and Read program.

Provide a selection of vital winter clothing to patients in greatest need.

Our most vulnerable patients can’t always afford to get to their medical appointments. Your gift provides a prepaid PRESTO Pass that offers them round trips on the TTC.

Put a smile on the face of a child experiencing poverty with a delightful care package.

A post-operation therapy pillow that provides proven medical support, reduces pains and protects the incision site, so patients heal faster.

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

Provide a nutritious meal on the run so staff have one less thing to worry about.

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

A loved one’s need for emergency palliative care is often sudden and unexpected. You can help provide a comforting touch of home with this palliative care bundle.

Give a hygiene kit for patients experiencing homelessness that includes a toothbrush and paste, hand sanitizer, and more. 

Provide extra comfy slipper socks that are specially designed to help patients get around their room and the hospital safely.

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

Create warmth and security for cardiac patients who need a touch of comfort when they’re away from home.

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

Provide our most vulnerable patients with a gift card for our hospital’s cafeteria and local restaurants. 

You can provide a blanket to keep a patient warm and more comfortable during long treatments — which often take place three times each week.