Virtual Experiences
This year, Angels Den will be aired online and you get your vote as well. Join us to witness medical breakthroughs in the making.
Date: September 30, 2020, 7 P.M.
It’s time to reinvent Canada’s health-care experience.
Hear about it from St. Michael’s experts.
Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2020, 11 A.M. – Noon
Treating homeless people where they live is the best medicine, according to Dr. Jim Withers, pioneer of the global ‘street medicine’ movement. Join us for a virtual lecture and post-lecture panel discussion.
Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2020, 1-2 P.M.
Coming in 2021
A brain aneurysm can stop a heart. A heart attack can cause a stroke.
Turns out the brain and heart are more intricately connected than we may have imagined.
So why are they treated separately across the world?
At St. Michael’s Hospital, they’re not. In fact, we’ve created a state-of-the-art hub for our legendary brain and heart specialists to tackle the toughest neurosurgical and cardiac cases.
It sounds simple. In reality, it’s a transformational model of care that is at the vanguard of medicine.
Join us at Angel Ball 2021 and revolutionize brain and heart care.
SMYL Events
St. Michael’s Young Leaders (SMYL) is a dynamic group of young professionals who raise funds and awareness on behalf of St. Michael’s Hospital. All 2020 events are postponed due to COVID-19, but stay tuned for more information.
The DODGER, Toronto’s premier charity dodgeball tournament, attracts 700+ participants and spectators and aims to raise $100,000 for St. Michael’s Hospital.
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The BOWLER charity event raises $70,000 to support Scar Wars, a groundbreaking project that helps to revolutionize treatment and address the cause of mortality in the developed world.
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Start a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) fundraiser and take your own Stop at Nothing challenge. Host an event. Celebrate a special anniversary. Pay tribute to a loved on. Set up your own fundraiser to show your solidarity to our teams working relentlessly to support us during COVID-19.
Virtual Pilates for Courage
Erin Quinn is a certified Pilates instructor and a member of St. Michael’s Young Leaders. When COVID-19 hit, she decided to take her in-studio Pilates classes online.
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Isolation Run for Health-Care Workers
Isolation Run invites avid and amateur joggers to raise funds to help hospitals, like St. Michael’s, fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Music with Drew
Musician Drew Badali hosts kids’ music classes on Instagram Live every morning at 11 A.M. Young ones can sing, clap, stomp, and play instruments like shakers and drums made from household items.
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Elizabeth Krehm Memorial Concert Series
Classical music recitals are now being livestreamed to raise money for St. Michael’s COVID-19 Courage Fund. Performers include pianist Emily Rho and violinists Jessica Tong and Marie Berard. Click here for more information, and to subscribe to the Canzona YouTube channel.
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Malachy’s Soiree
The fourth Malachy’s Soiree — a fundraiser created by Kerry O’Reilly Wilks whose son was cared for by St. Michael’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit team — saw more than 500 of Toronto’s movers and shakers rock the Rebel nightclub to raise $375,000 to support St. Michael’s Campaign for NICU and Maternal Care.
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Out of the Rough
St. Michael’s Hospital Head Injury Clinic hosted its 17th annual Out of the Rough golf tournament, drawing more than 200 people to Thornhill Golf Club to show off their skills on the greens and raise funds for patients affected by mild traumatic brain injury.
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Cardiac Care Classic
At the annual Cardiac Care Classic, teams of golfers came together for a fun day of golf followed by a heart-healthy sit-down dinner, all in support of cardiac and vascular research at St. Michael’s. The day includes a swag bag, raffle tickets, auction prizes, a putting contest and more.
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Gratitude 10 Festival
After undergoing treatment for glioma, a slow-growing progressive brain cancer, Jane Brean decided to give back to her compassionate caregivers by launching an evening of music, art and dance. The Gratitude 10 festival has raised $190,000 to support glioma research at St. Michael’s.
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Help St. Michael’s Hospital continue to tackle the world’s toughest health challenges.
Get startedGet in Touch
To learn more about our events, please contact:
Lindsay Grange
Director, Philanthropy – Events and Sponsorship
Phone:
416.864.5017Email:
GrangeL@smh.ca