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Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation
Aerial view of the new Weyburn hospital

Investing in Better Care, Close to Home.

The Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation fundraises to support the community healthcare needs of the Weyburn General Hospital, Weyburn and area.

Community members at the new Weyburn hospital groundbreaking ceremony

Our Story

Together, We Built a Dream. Together, We Will Build What Comes Next.

Since 2008, the Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation has been part of something much bigger than a fundraising campaign.

We’ve been part of a dream.

A dream of a new hospital for Weyburn and the surrounding communities. A dream that began with hope, grew through determination, and was carried forward by an entire community that believed in a better future for healthcare close to home.

For nearly two decades, thousands of donors, local businesses, healthcare supporters, families, friends, and neighbours have come together to make that dream a reality.

Through every campaign, donation, event, and act of generosity, our community has shown the incredible things that are possible when we believe in something together.

More than $30 million has been raised.

That number is remarkable. But what it represents is even more meaningful.

It represents neighbours helping neighbours. Businesses investing in their community. Families giving in honour and memory of loved ones. Generations coming together with one shared belief:

Our community deserves exceptional healthcare, close to home.

And now, after years of dreaming, planning, fundraising, and believing, we are seeing that dream come to life.

The new hospital is built and will open in Fall 2026.

This is a milestone our entire community can be proud of.

But it is not the end of the story.

It is the beginning of a new chapter.

A new hospital provides an incredible foundation for the future of healthcare in our community. But a hospital is more than its walls, rooms, and equipment. At its heart are the people who make healthcare possible — the doctors, nurses, specialists, healthcare professionals, and support teams who care for us, our families, our friends, and our neighbours when we need them most.

They deserve the tools, knowledge, resources, and support they need to provide the very best care.

That is why the Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation is continuing its commitment to our community through Five Pillars of Priority:

1. Medical Equipment Providing the equipment and technology our healthcare teams need to deliver exceptional care.

2. Professional Development & Education Investing in ongoing education, training, and professional development for the people who care for our community.

3. Recruitment & Retention Supporting efforts to attract and retain exceptional healthcare professionals so our community can continue to access quality care close to home.

4. Specialized Programming Helping bring specialized programs and services to our region so patients can access more of the care they need without having to leave their community.

5. Future Expansion of Healthcare Needs & Facilities Looking beyond today and investing in tomorrow — helping ensure our healthcare system can grow, adapt, and evolve alongside the needs of our community.

We built the hospital together.

Now, we have the opportunity to fill it with the people, equipment, programs, and possibilities that will shape healthcare in our community for generations to come.

The next chapter belongs to all of us.

Because when our community comes together, extraordinary things happen.

And together, we can continue building a healthier future for Weyburn and the surrounding communities.

Our Impact in Numbers

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New Hospital Campaign

$30 Million Dollar Fundraising Goal

The Foundation’s original goal was to raise $30 million — $20 million toward construction and $10 million for furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Following the Saskatchewan Government’s announcement of the Patients First Health Care Plan, which reduced construction costs by 10%, any remaining funds will be directed toward the ongoing healthcare needs and priorities of our community once the new hospital opens.

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raised of $30M goal

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