Our Stories
Every year, retired and practicing nurses from far and wide gather at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for a very special event.
As the country watched in horror as the entire city of Fort McMurray and surrounding area was evacuated the Royal Alexandra Hospital and the Lois Hole Hospital for Women's medical teams prepared to receive many of Fort McMurray's…
At the 42nd annual celebration of The Rosies, the annual gala for the Alberta Film & Television Awards, the Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation were named as nominees and then as winners!
The 2016 Edmonton Eskimos Women's Dinner was once again a sell-out event! Those in attendance supported the fight against ovarian cancer by contributing their funds towards research in identifying an early detection discovery in ovarian…
Every March, Albertans look forward to two things: the arrival of spring and Full House Lottery. Full House Lottery launched its 23rd consecutive year on March 31, 2016. As usual, this year's lottery boasts more than 2,000 prizes…
The Optometrists' Clinic on Jasper Avenue has been providing top-quality eye care to the city of Edmonton since 1938. The Clinic recently made a generous $10,000 donation to the Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation’s Eye Institute…
For the past seven years, Charrito Hall thought her "normal" life had ended.
The newly established Family Care Unit serves as a transitional care option for families who have been a part of the Stollery Children’s Hospital neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the Royal Alexandra Hospital. It officially…
When we say community support builds great hospitals―we’re most often referring to the advancements in care as a result of philanthropy in our community. Now, donations of a different kind are coming to the Lois Hole Hospital…
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce played host to many for-profit and not-for-profit businesses this past March in the hopes of building partnerships in the City of Edmonton.
Part of an Canadian NHL wide initiative Hockey Talks are held during a specific timeframe each season when teams dedicate their game nights to raising awareness of mental health.
With the first day of spring upon us "Soft Spot" continues to draw attention with a year round nod to spring at the Lois Hole Hospital for Women.
Beyond the difference that Elevate Aviation is making for women in the aviation and aerospace industries, they are now making a difference in the healthcare for women across northern Alberta through their support of the Royal Alexandra…
Traditional surgery requires large incisions of the abdomen, chest, or joint areas in order for surgeons to carry out procedures. With Minimally Invasive Surgery, the opposite is true. Small incisions are made at strategic points…
The Difference Between Care and Caring claims top honours at Edmonton’s ACE Awards and tops it off with DoGooder Video Award for Best NonProfit Video.
The Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation is pleased to congratulate the Royal Alexandra Hospital's Inner City Health and Wellness Program on their recent ROOPH award.
Pete Ward wasn’t completely surprised when he suffered his first heart attack. “With a history of heart disease in my family, you kind of feel like the grim reaper is always hanging around,” says Pete with a good-natured chuckle.
In honour of International Women's Day take a moment to meet the lady behind the name of the Lois Hole Hospital for Women and find out why how she managed to unite and delight Albertans.
At the first ever Edmonton Event Awards, an evening to celebrate leadership and excellence in the event planning industry, the team at the Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation was bestowed a great honour.
The Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation and Royal Alexandra Hospital together created this touching and inspiring video, The Difference Between Care and Caring based on the true story of patients, John and Angela Molella.