St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation

03/08/2026

St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation recognizes International Women’s Day as a celebration of strength, resilience, and impact.

It's also an important reminder that supporting women’s health is one of the most powerful ways we can honour the women in our lives and communities.

Our "Because She Matters" campaign will ensure women from Sussex to St. Stephen have access to life-saving breast imaging, close to home.

Every mother, sister, daughter, and friend deserves the chance to live a healthy, full life.

Because She Matters.

Details: https://www.stjosephshospitalfoundation.com/becauseshematters.html

03/08/2026

We are so thankful to everyone who supports St. Joseph's Hospital.

Donors, volunteers, management and staff - it wouldn't be St. Joe's without you.

If you are a grateful patient, we would love to hear your story. Send an email to: stjoesfoundation@horizonnb.ca and tell us your "WHY"!

03/03/2026

What a Jackpot!
Congratulations, Christina, we're so happy for your prize win and thankful to you for taking part.

This year our focus is on Women's Health, specifically a new Breast Ultrasound.

Sales from our 50/50 help support this fundraiser.

March will be bigger and better! Get your tickets early: https://stjosephs5050.ca/

03/03/2026

Get your tickets for the St. Joe's 50/50.

Money raised will help us purchase a new Breast Ultrasound machine for the Women's Health Centre.

🤑 TICKETS 💰
ONLINE: https://stjosephs5050.ca/
ONSITE: 130 Bayard Drive
BY PHONE: (506) 632-5595

Get details on "Because She Matters" from our website: https://www.stjosephshospitalfoundation.com/becauseshematters.html

03/02/2026

The Foundation is grateful to Iona Coe, Local 107.3fm for shining a light on our "Because She Matters" campaign. Listen to the interview with our Marketing and Community Engagement Coordinator, Trish Hamilton.

https://www.stjosephshospitalfoundation.com/news.html

Screening is important as cancers are easier to treat and less likely to spread when detected early. The Canadian Cancer Society recommends that between the ages of 40 and 74, women, both cis and trans, as well as non-binary and gender-diverse people with breast tissue, should be screened for breast cancer every two years.

03/02/2026

The Foundation is grateful to Iona Coe, CFMH 107.3, for shining a light on our Because She Matters. Hear the interview with our Marketing and Community Engagement Coordinator, Trish Hamilton.

Saint Joseph’s Hospital in Saint John is currently running a campaign aiming to raise over $100,000. The “Because She Matters” campaign, is raising the money to replace the hospital’s ultrasound…

03/02/2026

The Foundation extends sincere thanks to Iona Coe and the team at CFMH 107.3 for highlighting our Because She Matters campaign.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share more about this important initiative and the work happening in our community. You can listen to the interview with our Marketing and Community Engagement Coordinator, Trish Hamilton, at the link below:

https://www.frequencynews.ca/news/hospital-aims-to-raise-120000-for-new-breast-ultrasound-machine/

The Canadian Cancer Society recommends that between the ages of 40 and 74, women, both cis and trans, as well as non-binary and gender-diverse people with breast tissue, should be screened for breast cancer every two years.

Thank you for helping us spread awareness.

Saint Joseph’s Hospital in Saint John is currently running a campaign aiming to raise over $100,000. The “Because She Matters” campaign, is raising the money to replace the hospital’s ultrasound…

03/02/2026

The Foundation is grateful to Iona Coe, CFMH 107.3, for shining a light on our Because She Matters campaign. Follow the link below to hear the interview with our Marketing and Community Engagement Coordinator, Trish Hamilton.

https://www.frequencynews.ca/news/hospital-aims-to-raise-120000-for-new-breast-ultrasound-machine/

Screening is important as cancers are easier to treat and less likely to spread when detected early. The Canadian Cancer Society recommends that between the ages of 40 and 74, women, both cis and trans, as well as non-binary and gender-diverse people with breast tissue, should be screened for breast cancer every two years.

Saint Joseph’s Hospital in Saint John is currently running a campaign aiming to raise over $100,000. The “Because She Matters” campaign, is raising the money to replace the hospital’s ultrasound…

02/27/2026

Another great week at The Foundation!

We were happy to welcome Kim Middleton from Saint John LNG and host a short tour of our mammography department as well as discuss our campaign . Thoughtful and insightful conversations make us all stronger!

We also had the pleasure of welcoming Mayor Donna Reardon to the Foundation, also touring the facility with the focus on Women's Health. We appreciate the time we were able to spend with the Mayor - thank you for forming strong community connections.

We received a wonderful gift from the Scotia McLeod Charitable Foundation! Thank you to Kim Beaton for this generous gift on behalf of their employees. A little can go a LONG way in helping your hospital. If you would like your business to participate in our monthly giving program, email stjoesfoundation@horizonnb.ca.

And finally, we really appreciate Iona Coe taking time from their busy day to host a radio interview surrounding our current fundraiser - . It was fun!

Next week is March Break, but we have many visits and conversations planned - all in support of St. Joseph's Hospital.

Stay tuned!

- Your Foundation Friends

02/27/2026

Another great week at The Foundation!

We were happy to welcome Kim Middleton from Saint John LNG and host a short tour of our mammography department as well as discuss our campaign . Thoughtful and insightful conversations make us all stronger!

We also had the pleasure of welcoming Mayor Donna Reardon to the Foundation, also touring the facility with the focus on Women's Health. We appreciate the time we were able to spend with the Mayor - thank you for forming strong community connections.

We received a wonderful gift from the Scotia McLeod Charitable Foundation! Thank you to Kim Beaton for this generous gift on behalf of their employees. A little can go a LONG way in helping your hospital. If you would like your business to participate in our monthly giving program, email stjoesfoundation@horizonnb.ca.

And finally, we really appreciate Iona Coe taking time from their busy day to host a radio interview surrounding our current fundraiser - . Find it here: https://localfm.ca/contact/

Next week is March Break, but we have many visits and conversations planned - all in support of St. Joseph's Hospital.

Stay tuned!

- Your Foundation Friends