Heal the Future

Thank you for speaking to our door fundraiser. By donating today, you’ll help heal the future through Precision Child Health: care that’s tailored precisely to each individual child. Join us now, so kids can get the world-class care they need.

How your gift will help

Join us to transform the future of kids’ healthcare through Precision Child Health. Your gift means SickKids can:

Diagnose Faster

So kids and families feel less stress. And doctors know where to start.

Treat Smarter

For less pain and fewer side effects, and faster healing. So kids get better, faster.

Predict Better

Knowing what’s coming arms SickKids to fight illness even better.

Heal the future for SickKids patients

Give for Nori

Reoccurrences of Nori’s high-risk stage 4 Neuroblastoma have given her major time-outs from being a regular kid – but she has big plans for a cancer-free future. You, as a monthly donor, can help keep SickKids by her side.

Give for Maya

Maya is one of approximately 500 kids with sickle cell disease we treat. As a monthly donor, you could help SickKids use CRISPR (a gene-editing technique) to correct the gene that causes her sickle cell – so she doesn’t experience symptoms.

Give for Hallie-Lynn

Like Nori, Hallie-Lynn has Stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma. The treatments she’s received have meant her medical journey has been complex. But today, with the help of monthly donors, she’s back playing with her sister.

Give for Jasper

Jasper is a rockstar – both in his imagination, and in how he deals with multiple conditions – not just a brain tumour, but epilepsy and endocrine issues. You change lives like Jaspers by supporting SickKids as a monthly donor.

Triple your impact today

Your monthly gift will be triple matched for an entire year, helping SickKids treat kids like Sebastian smarter. We don’t see Sebastian’s form of cystic fibrosis often, so our research (an area supported by monthly donors) is looking at gene therapies that may work for kids like him.

BECOME A MONTHLY DONOR

Sebastian, SickKids cystic fibrosis patient