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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster

Saint Mary’s Health Foundation of New Westminster grants to community health initiatives, healthcare equipment, patient supports, palliative care, and education. View Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster's website for more information.

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    Saint Mary's Health Foundation Grants

    Supports health care improvement projects
    Eligible Funding
    Varies by project
    Eligible Industries
    Health care and social assistance, Other services (except public administration)
    Types of eligible projects
    InnovationConstruction and Renovation
    Legal Structure
    Non-profit
    BC, Canada

About Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster

What type of organization is Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster?

Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster is a Foundation.

What is Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster's official website?

Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster's official website is https://www.saintmaryshealthfoundation.com/.

What else should I know about Saint Mary's Health Foundation of New Westminster?

Saint Mary’s Health Foundation of New Westminster continues the legacy of Saint Mary’s Hospital by providing grants for community health initiatives. After the hospital closed in 2004, the foundation shifted its focus to health-related grantmaking, including tuition support for healthcare professionals, hospital beds, lifts and specialty equipment for hospitals and care facilities, patient supports, and palliative care. It reports more than $3.5 million donated over 20 years through grants generally ranging from $2,000 to $50,000, and it has announced a final grant application round as it prepares to grant out remaining funds. In the funding ecosystem, the foundation is a clear example of legacy healthcare philanthropy: it converts historic hospital assets into targeted support for local health capacity. Its grants can help facilities, professionals, and patients access resources that improve care delivery beyond core public funding.