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The Ottawa Hospital Auxiliary

TOHA is lead by an incredible group of volunteers dedicated to in-hospital fundraising to support essential hospital services and programs across all 3 Ottawa campuses.

We raise funds through sales at hospital gift shops, a breast pump rental program, book and art sales and other innovative fundraising opportunities within the campuses.

Since 2011, TOHA has donated over $13 million to The Ottawa Hospital.

YOUR IMPACT

$8.1M

Large Capital/Equipment

Proceeds from gift shops and programs are donated to The Ottawa Hospital to purchase critical equipment, including a MRI, ER trauma bay and Mobil Arm-C unit.

$3.5M

General Equipment

Proceeds also purchase general equipment, including waiting room televisions, tablets, patient alarm clocks, and other patient support equipment.

$250K

Hospital Services

Your support helps fund our programs: the emergency clothing cupboard, breast pump rentals, new mother layette kits, and gift cards for groceries upon discharge.

$1M

Bursaries & Research

Proceeds also fund annual nursing bursaries, which support nursing staff to continue their education and enhance capacity at the hospital.

Gifts that keep giving

Cardinal Block Sign

“I Am Always With You” sign. MDF. 1.5 x 6 x 6. Delivery Civic or General Campus.

Walker

Aluminum folding walker to provide weight support while walking. 300lb capacity.

Mug

18oz mug with the artist’s name, tribal affiliation, and title of the design.

Neck Pillow

Supportive neck pillow.

We Want You

Volunteer at one of The Ottawa Hospital campuses and become a member of The Ottawa Hospital Auxiliary. Your time and support will help us shape our future.

Latest News

TOHA 2022 Annual General Meeting

It was an action-packed first year!

It was also a challenging year: the pandemic restricted traffic in the hospital, significantly reducing our revenues, limiting access to volunteers, and placing an unprecedented burden on hospital staff.

But we moved our meetings online, we kept our shops open, and we continued to deliver existing and new support to patients and the hospital community.

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