
A Year in Review
See the innovations, milestones, and moments of care your support brought to life this year.This was the year more neighbours than ever stood behind OTMH, raising a record $25.6 million and opening the door to the hospital’s next chapter.

A Year in Review Message from Mary McPherson
This past year, you helped raise a record $25.6 million for patient care at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH). It was the strongest year in our Foundation’s history. What stays with me is not the total. It is who stood behind it…
Your Impact in Action
Donor support in 2025/2026 brought new tools to OTMH that are already changing how care gets delivered.
Interventional Radiology (IR) Suite upgrades:
This space supports minimally invasive procedures guided by imaging like CT, ultrasound, and MRI, often without the need for open surgery.
Clinical Research Program
Advancing care for breast cancer patients, cardiac and dialysis patients, ICU patients, and more.
ROSA Upgrade
Expand ROSA’s capabilities to benefit even more patients, including those needing hip surgery, helping them recover faster, with less pain, and with better outcomes.
Financials
We are conscious of our responsibilities and are accountable to those in the community who place their trust in us. Your support will allow us to address the priority needs of our hospital, both the immediate purchase of vital equipment and the equipment needs of tomorrow, through endowments and investments.
Access our Audited Financial Statements here

Grant Breakdown
A total of $12,984,096 was granted to OTMH in the 2025/2026 fiscal year. These grants fully satisfied the Hospital’s request to meet its current priority needs.

Other Programs includes ICU & Medical Inpatient Units, Renal & Diabetes Education, Education, Outpatient Clinics, Rehab & Geriatrics, Pharmacy, ICT

The NXT10 Starts Now
This year’s generosity reflects real confidence in our healthcare teams and has moved our $150 million campaign forward.
The focus now is on three fronts: expanding capacity, investing in critical equipment and technology, and advancing programs like mental health and clinical research.
Inside OTMH, 80,000 square feet stands ready for 111 acute care beds. The province has given the green light and government funding will cover construction. Our community’s role: equip it with the tools and technology our care teams need.
The next ten years of care are taking shape right now. Be part of what comes next.
































