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The power of music
For several years, Vu has lived at George Pearson Centre (GPC), a residential care home…
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Behind the scenes with Dr. Gordon Finlayson
Meet Dr. Gordon Finlayson, an intensive care physician at VGH since 2008.
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Local nurse smiling again after intense 10-hour surgery
Meagan is back to focusing on her career as a nurse, thanks to successful brain surgery at VGH.
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VGH nurse wins big in Hometown Heroes Lottery
Have you ever wondered who actually wins the Hometown Heroes Lottery? This year, a Vancouver…
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Inspired to help others
“I have many angels in my life – I’ve been blessed to have so many wonderful people around me.”
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From hiccups to heart surgery
“My angel is my wife, Romy. She always stands by my side and gives me so much love and care.”
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Embracing women in the Downtown Eastside
Philanthropy is enabling women to get the care they need within their own community.
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Leaving a legacy of learning for neurosurgery
Jeanette Andrews was a respected and hard-working teacher who had a passion for art and…
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Donation drives powerful medical technology
Investing in health care innovation benefits all British Columbians.
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Keeping future generations active
Philanthropy allows us to do research in a field that wouldn’t conventionally get funding.
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A gift of gratitude
The Kong Family fund vital research for neuromuscular diseases as a way of saying thank you.
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Putting balance back into life
For years, Gail Hamilton suffered from chronic back pain after a skiing accident years ago,…
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The beat goes on
A motorbike accident resulted in Brad Tasker not knowing how he was going to ever play the drums again.
