Our Campaigns

Goal: $750,000

‍In November 2021 the Rocky Health Foundation committed to raising $750,000 to purchase multiple pieces of equipment for the new state-of-the-art operating room. Alberta Infrastructure and AHS worked to complete the build which opened for ts first surgery on June 3, 2024. The community stepped up and the Rocky Health Foundation was able to raise more than $1,000,000 to outfit the new operating room. All equipment needs were funded along with additional equipment items identified. We are grateful to the generosity of community donors.

Goal: Ongoing

‍The Rocky Health Foundation is grateful to partner with Tim Hortons for their spring Smile Cookie Campaign. We benefit from 100% of the proceeds from Smile Cookie sales. We are grateful for our community and surrounding area for their support, Tims owners and staff and volunteers.

2024- $25,107.43
2023- $15,519.47
2022- $9,375.00
2021- $9,015.00

Goal: $75,000

The healthy heartbeats campaign set out to raise $75,000 to purchase new fetal heart monitors for the acute care and ER. Thanks to the generosity of our community this campaign was successful! The new fetal heart monitors have been in use for pregnant and labouring women since their arrival. Our community rocks!

Goal: $250,000

‍Operation healthy hospital campaign started in 2021. The purpose of the campaign was to purchase operating room, endoscopy and maternity / newborn equipment. The ask was $250,000 with the goal to purchase instruments supporting the  General surgery and gynecological operations offered at the site. Funds raised helped purchase new Operating Room lights and instrument sets, endoscope washing equipment, fetal monitors, jaundice therapy lights and meters, autoclave, and instrument washer. Thanks again to our generous donors for providing what we needed!

Goal: $20,000

‍This was an opportunity to donate and flush away Covid in 2020! The Rocky Mountain House Health Centre was struggling with outdated toilets that were no longer accessible for patients with mobility issues or who were more than 300 pounds in weight. Community donors stepped up to help to raise the necessary funds to replace all the old toilets in the acute care and emergency departments. We knew this would be a big ask for community donors but again we were not disappointed with a generous response! Today the toilets are all floor mounted and taller so that they are safer and easier to use for all of our patients. The flush away 2020 campaign was also a great success!