Stories

When a loved one passes away, it’s important to find comfort in the things that brought them joy while they were with us. That’s exactly what Jason Knapton, President of Great Canadian Roofing, Siding and Windows did when his good friend Spencer Berezowski passed away in 2005.

The Patient and Family-Centered Care program supports Stollery kids and their families in many different ways throughout their health-care journey.

Every day, the Stollery Children’s Hospital Critical Care Transport Teams go the distance to save the lives of young patients who require specialized care in emergency situations across Canada.

Dr. Georg Schmӧlzer is currently leading a new national partnership to co-ordinate more neonatal clinical trials in Canada to improve outcomes for premature babies and their families.

Daxton is a goofy boy who keeps his family on their toes. He loves volcanoes, creating with LEGO® and blocks, and chasing his four sisters around. Born with chronic kidney disease, Daxton spends three afternoons a week receiving Stollery care so that he can keep bringing smiles to the faces of everyone he meets.

Savannah doesn’t shy away from the spotlight! She’s a triple-threat who loves performing, crafting and spending time with her family. While she visits the Stollery Children’s Hospital regularly for infusions to manage her diseases, Savannah has an amazing attitude and a zest for life!

Tristan loves beatboxing, breakdancing and ninja obstacle training! While he visits the Stollery Children’s Hospital regularly for burn scar releases and grafting surgery, Tristan radiates strength and resilience.

For Shirley Ibe, fundraising for the Stollery Children’s Hospital isn’t just about the dollars raised – it’s about the beauty of sharing your story and inspiring others. Even small businesses can make a huge impact on kids’ health.