Your impact, and the Foundation behind it
What the money buys, where it is installed, and how the Foundation works with the hospital that uses it.
The split
Where the money goes
Licence fees, the prize vehicle and the cost of running the raffle come out of the main lottery proceeds first. What is left is transferred to the hospital foundation account and spent on equipment the hospital has asked for, on a list agreed with the clinical teams before the campaign starts. Nothing goes to a general fund and nothing leaves Durham Region.
Equipment
What has been funded
Figures are the purchase cost carried by the Foundation. Where a purchase was shared with another funder, only the Foundation's share is listed.
The hospital
How cancer care is organised in Durham Region
That division of labour is the reason equipment at Ajax Pickering matters beyond its own catchment. A colonoscopy that finds a polyp early, or a biopsy read in two days instead of nine, changes what the regional cancer centre is treating later. The Foundation funds the front of that pathway.
The Foundation
About
The Foundation is a registered public foundation with the Canada Revenue Agency, charity number . It raises money for one hospital site: . It is governed by a volunteer board and its office is inside the hospital, at .
The Foundation does not deliver clinical care and holds no patient records. Care at the hospital is provided by , and patient health information stays with the hospital under Ontario's health privacy law.
Partners in this campaign
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