Where there is light, there is hope
Join us Nov 27 for fireworks, fun, and fundraising.
Corporate giving
Grosvenor Americas: supporting one of their own team members with Lights of Hope.
Be the light of change
Help support compassionate and innovative care to all patients at St. Paul’s Hospital.
Be part of the 27th annual Lights of Hope
About the lighting celebration
At the darkest time of year, patients and frontline health care workers at St. Paul’s Hospital need hope more than ever. Lights of Hope shines with all of the joy and wonder of the holiday season; where every star represents a generous donation from someone like you.
Join us for the 2024 Light Up event—a free, family-friendly celebration filled with holiday cheer. Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate, festive choir performances, photos with Santa, and more!
When: November 27 from 6 PM to 8 PM
Where: 1081 Burrard Street, outside of St. Paul’s Hospital
Share your Lights of Hope photos with us on social media by tagging @helpstpauls and using #LightsOfHope. Your moments could be featured on our channels!
Help us raise $3.7 million
About Lights of Hope Vancouver
St. Paul’s Lights of Hope is one of our most visible and important fundraising campaigns. This year’s lights will shine bright from November 27, 2024, to January 03, 2025.
Since 1998, your gifts to Lights of Hope Vancouver have totalled more than $53.7 million, making a difference to hundreds of thousands of patients and residents from across BC. Last year, more than 2,850 donors gave generously to help us exceed our $3.6 million fundraising goal, which supported 657,000+ inpatients, 145,000+ emergency department visits, 52,000+ surgeries and 926 seniors in long term care across Providence Health Care. This year, our goal is to raise $3.7 million.
Your gift makes a difference.
Ways to support
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50/50 raffle
Get ready for our biggest jackpot! The Lights of Hope 50/50 raffle is live until November 29.
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Corporate support
Corporate partners play a vital role in providing essential equipment and resources.
Experience Lights of Hope Vancouver
Give hope. For today and tomorrow.
Why give?
At Providence Health Care, we stand by those facing their most challenging moments – physically, mentally, and emotionally. Exceptional and innovative care is our mission, but traditional funding falls short. That’s where you come in.
When you give to Lights of Hope, you illuminate the path for families during life’s toughest times. You support caregivers who offer unwavering care and compassion to patients, residents, and their families.
In the darkest time of the year, these lights glimmer with holiday joy, offering hope when it’s needed most. Support those we serve and those who serve them.
Your Lights of Hope donation fuels groundbreaking research, delivers compassionate patient care, and enriches the lives of long-term care residents. Your gift saves and transforms lives.
To patients, residents, families, caregivers, and researchers, your gift to Lights of Hope means everything.
Thank you.
Hope at Home
A beacon of light
Hope at Home
Our limited edition Hope at Home star lanterns are your chance to bring the Lights of Hope to your own space. These radiant stars mirror the warmth of your well wishes and solidarity for our patients and residents.
Join us in spreading Hope at Home! Capture the magic with photos and share them on social media using @helpstpauls and #hopeathome.
Stories of Hope
When you give to Lights of Hope, you help families at their most vulnerable. And you give caregivers the tools and equipment they need to make our patients, residents, and families more comfortable.
Subscribe now to stay informed about the incredible impact of your contributions and be a part of the ongoing journey towards brighter, healthier futures. Together, we can bring hope to those who need it most.
Surviving sepsis
Sepsis almost took James Stitchman’s life; his love for his family (and a little help from a guardian angel named Luke Currie) saved him.
A guiding light
How volunteering at St. Paul’s Lights of Hope connects past and future for this Maple Ridge family.
This is the new stethoscope. This is the future.
This is the story of how a family doctor in Haida Gwaii, a cardiac specialist at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, and breakthrough imaging technology saved Kathryn Wiggins.
“When they wheeled him into the operating room, we didn’t know if we’d ever see him again.”
Jamie was a healthy, active college student. On a wilderness hike, he sprained his knee. Days later, he was on a ventilator in an induced coma on the precipice between life and death.
See the Stars
See your name or organization with a star on the Lights of Hope display!
Our iconic stars come in multiple sizes and recognition levels including Platinum (15ft), Gold (6ft), Silver (4ft), Bronze (3ft), and Partner (shared star in archway). Whatever you choose, your star will shine brightly throughout the holiday season as testament to your commitment to the wellness of British Columbians.
2024 Stars
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The Anfield Family
Family Doctors of Providence Health Care
In Loving Memory of Michael Andrew McLennanProvidence Health Care BoardRadiologists of St. Paul’s HospitalSt. Paul’s Foundation BoardSt. Paul’s Heart Centre Team
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In Memory of Murray D. Bryce
Dr. James Hogg & Dr. Wan-Cheng Tan-HoggIn Memory of Melville E. Ives
Kathy Kelly & Family
Pacific Gastroenterology Associates
St. Paul’s Hospital Department of Surgery
The Anesthesia Department of St. Paul’s HospitalThe St. Paul’s Hospital Emergency Department PhysiciansMichael and Wendy Wan
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British Columbia Masonic FoundationIn memory of Doug & Grace Bosma
De Sousa and Scott FamilyThe Herb Osen Family
黎潤輝 及李淑文
Dr. Barbara M. OlsonValerie & Brian Owen
Thomas Downie Holdings Ltd.
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Dr. James AbelEdvard and Mary-Louise Anderson
Ron, Wendy, Bronwyn, Aiden Carere
Debra Doucette and Dana Prince and family
Neysa Finnie & Gord Brown
G&H Vegetarian Food Ltd.
In honour of Travis Gill
Dr. Chih-Ho Hong & Dr. Susie SongDr. Andy & Mrs. Marla IgnaszewskiDr. and Mrs. Amin JaverAlice and Larry LabergeThe George & Frances Lam Charitable FoundationR B McKimm
Dr. Anita Palepu and Mr. Brent Granby
St. Paul’s Hospital Division of Neurology
Angela M Y WongPatrick and Maria LamJesse, Melissa, and Chloe -
Dr. Jamil Bashir and Dr. Andrea ButlerDr. Anson and Mrs. Jessie CheungAnna HaleyDoug and Vicki HorswillJordan FamilyDr. Nardia StrydomCecilia Tupper
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