
WHAT WE DO!
ITEMS PURCHASED FOR THE
STRATHMORE HOSPITAL
Every day, lives are changed — and saved — thanks to the generosity of donors like you. Through the incredible support of our community, the Foundation has been able to purchase critical medical equipment that directly enhances patient care and empowers our healthcare teams to deliver the best possible outcomes.
From advanced diagnostic tools and life-saving monitors to specialized surgical instruments and mobility aids, your contributions are helping us provide faster diagnoses, safer procedures, and more compassionate care.
Medical equipment isn’t just hardware — it’s hope. It’s the ultrasound that detects a life-threatening condition early. It’s the ventilator that helps a patient breathe. It’s the infusion pump that delivers life-saving medication with precision. Every piece of equipment we purchase with your help becomes a lifeline.

SCOTT DESSERRE, STRATHMORE
Entering his second year of the Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta, Augustana Campus.

JENNIFER BOUCHARD, STRATHMORE
Registered Nurse in Strathmore Health Services, is entering her third year of Nurse Practitioner through the University of Athabasca.

MEGHAN FLAWS, STRATHMORE
Enrolled in her first year of a four year program working toward a Master of Psychology Degree at the University of British Columbia.

TARYN PHILLIPS, STRATHMORE
Enrolled in her first year of a four year program working toward a Master of Psychology Degree at the University of British Columbia.

TAYLOR RYAN, STRATHMORE
Enrolled at Mount Royal University, in her first year of a four year program pursuant to receiving a degree in Psychology

KELSEY SALM, STRATHMORE
Enrolled at the University of Alberta, with the intent to receive a BSch with Honors in Pharmacology and a minor in Chemistry.

CHELSEY ST.AMOUR, STRATHMORE
Enrolled at Mount Royal University, beginning year one of a four year program to receive her Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

TITUS UMMELS, STRATHMORE
Enrolled in his first year of a three year program at S.A.I.T. in his chosen field as a Paramedic.

MITCHELL DESSERRE, STRATHMORE
Entering his second year of a 2.5 year program in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta, with the intent to continue on to receive Master of Science in physical Therapy Degree.
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