The Cougars Alumni Golf Tournament has now raised over $800,000, supporting life-saving cardiac care for patients across Northern BC.

Through DWB’s Charity Forest at Festival of Trees 2025, $20,940 was returned directly to local organizations to support important work across our community.

A new MALDI Biotyper at Fort St. John Hospital is helping clinicians diagnose infections faster, supporting earlier treatment and better outcomes through community partnership.

A new community van in Terrace is helping seniors stay connected, access services, and maintain independence - made possible through partnership with United Way BC.

Funds raised through the Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie Campaign are supporting mental health initiatives at G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital in Quesnel.

New MOLLI technology at UHNBC is improving breast cancer detection, helping deliver more precise surgeries and better outcomes for patients in Northern BC.

A new surgical microscope in Prince George is improving cataract care, helping reduce waitlists and restore vision for patients across Northern BC.

A new high-precision pediatric scale at UHNBC is helping clinicians deliver more accurate, informed care for babies and their families.

Upgrades to the APAU at UHNBC are creating a safer, more supportive environment for youth, enhancing both care and emotional well-being.

The 2025 Costco Kids Campaign raised over $73,000 for pediatric care, thanks to the generosity of Costco Prince George and their community.

A new ICU family space at UHNBC is providing comfort and support for families during critical moments of care.

New ultrasound equipment in Tumbler Ridge is helping patients receive faster, more accurate care close to home. Thanks to donor support, clinicians now have access to advanced imaging that is already reducing the need for patient transfers and improving local care, especially during the winter months.

The StarGuide SPECT/CT system is now up and running at UHNBC! Thanks to donor generosity, this next-generation technology is already enhancing cardiac, neurology, and oncology imaging - and helping prepare Northern healthcare for the future.

The first Ronald McDonald House Family Room at UHNBC is now open, offering Northern families a warm, welcoming place to rest and find comfort while caring for a child in hospital. Made possible through partnership and donor generosity, this space reflects a shared commitment to supporting families when they need it most: close to home.

Thanks to the Auxiliary to UHNBC’s extraordinary $115,660 gift, MRI guided breast biopsies will soon be available in Northern BC. Learn how this transformational support will improve patient care close to home.

The Spirit of the North Healthcare Foundation is proud to celebrate a major milestone in regional philanthropy. The Thun Family has officially surpassed $1 million in giving, with their latest gift enhancing MRI-guided breast biopsy services at UHNBC.

We’re excited to announce Araiya J. Bernard as the 2025 recipient of the Cawsey Nursing Education Award, established by Emery and Geraldine Cawsey to support and celebrate the next generation of nurses in Northern BC.

Seal in a Smile has been promoting oral health and brightening lives for over 20 years. Through community collaboration and gentle care, this program helps children across the region build healthy habits—and confidence—with every smile.

A new long-term care home is coming to Prince George, offering a groundbreaking, relationship-centered model that reimagines aging in Northern BC. Learn how Spirit of the North is helping bring this vision to life and how you can support it.