Why your support matters

#1 community academic hospital. One of the Top 5 hospitals in Canada. One of the Top 100 in the world. One of the world’s best smart hospitals. 

— Newsweek Magazine

4,600
Babies welcomed each year, by one of the largest single site birthing centres in Ontario

500,000+
people searved each year in North York and beyond.

31,000
surgical procedures each year, utilizing 12 state-of-the-art operating rooms.

Our Charlotte & Lewis Steinberg Emergency is one of the busiest in Canada with more than
107,000 visits annually.
Dr. Sabrina Lee and Family

NYGH’s birthing centre here to welcome new generations, says OBGYN

A birthing centre isn’t just a building, it’s a space where our diverse population come to embark on a new chapter in their lives.
Florence, North York General's Geriatrics Day Hospital patient

NYGH seniors’ program a ‘Godsend’ says former cancer patient

Diagnosed with breast cancer more than two decades ago, Florence, in her 60’s spent several years undergoing rigorous cancer treatment, like chemotherapy, with tremendous alterations to her everyday life.
Dr. Smith and Laura Cuthbertson at North York General

Integrating sustainable practices into hospital health care environment

North York General (NYG) surgeon Dr. David Smith is helping to lead the charge when it comes to integrating sustainable practices into the hospital’s health care environment. By focusing on sustainability, NYG can help build resilience while better protecting the health of patients, the community and the environment.
Francesca Romano, wife of North York General's Geriatrics Day Hospital patient Felice Romano

Regaining independence through compassionate rehabilitation

That moment would change his life forever. The active and energetic Romano lost more than his mobility, he lost his independence and the happiness that followed it.
Sally, North York General Legacy Donor

Health Care Champion and RN Supports NYGH Then, Now and in the Future

Longtime North York General (NYG) champion and registered nurse, Sally Cameron, has had a long history with the hospital; a history she intends to honour in her legacy.
Sheryl Erenberg, daughter of grateful patient 87-year-old Ellen Erenberg

Donors Help Support Life-Changing Urgent Treatment For Seniors

“It was frightening. We didn’t know which hospital to go to, so we turned to North York General (NYG),” recalls Sheryl Erenberg, the daughter of 87-year-old NYGH patient Ellen Erenberg.