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# Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation

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## Posts
- [Neuromodulation for Arm and Hand Recovery After Chronic Spinal Cord Injury](https://glenrosefoundation.com/neuromodulation-for-arm-and-hand-recovery-after-chronic-spinal-cord-injury/): “In this study, we are hoping to figure out what types of neurostimulation can effectively improve arm and hand function and which approach is best for each individual. Specifically, we are comparing spinal stimulation over the neck region against paired brain and nerve stimulation — both approaches have been shown to be effective in this patient group when coupled with rehabilitation. Ultimately, we want to identify clinical or neural biomarkers that might allow us to predict which individuals will benefit most from one therapy over another; helping us move toward a personalized or precision-based approach to neuromodulation so that we can optimize recovery after injury,” says Dr. D’Amico. 
- [Finding Music — Nicole Plays the Cello with the Support of the Glenrose](https://glenrosefoundation.com/finding-music-nicole-plays-the-cello-with-the-support-of-the-glenrose/): At six months old, Nicole’s mom, Susan, noticed something different. While other babies reached for toys with both hands, Nicole only used her left. Her right arm stayed tucked close to her body. 
- [Shayne’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/shaynes-story/): In 2022, life began to shift for Shayne and his family when his wife, Benjilynn, was diagnosed with cancer. It was the start of a challenging time, but one they faced together. Then, just a couple years later, their life took another unexpected turn — this time, for Shayne. 
- [RBC Foundation Community Spaces Grant awards $300K toward the Glenrose therapeutic pool](https://glenrosefoundation.com/rbc-foundation-awards-300k-to-glenrose-therapeutic-pool/): Before its closure in November 2024, the therapeutic pool served over 6,000 patients annually from across the province. Funding from the RBC Foundation is essential to its redevelopment. Funds received through the grant program will support the facilities’ accessible change rooms — providing a comfortable, inclusive space for patients and families to prepare for appointments.
- [Courage Gala celebrates $1M gift from Allard Foundation toward Glenrose pool](https://glenrosefoundation.com/courage-gala-celebrates-1-million-gift-from-allard-foundation/): The evening marked a major milestone for rehabilitation healthcare in Alberta, highlighted by a significant $1 million naming gift from the Allard Foundation. This year's success represents significant progress toward the project’s $6.5 million goal, with half of the total redevelopment cost supported through an investment by the Government of Alberta. 
- [Glenrose Hospital Foundation launches $25 million campaign to change the future of rehabilitation care](https://glenrosefoundation.com/25-million-make-if-possible-campaign-launch/): “The Make If Possible campaign is the Foundation’s largest public-facing fundraising effort of the last decade,” says Mark Korthuis, President & CEO of the Glenrose Hospital Foundation. “At the heart of this campaign is our community — the patients, healthcare workers, families, and donors who make our work possible and inspire our fundraising efforts. This campaign celebrates them, and what we can achieve when we collectively imagine and reimagine all of the ‘ifs’ that rehabilitation holds, and the possibilities they help bring to life.”
- [Finding Movement After Stroke Through Glenrose Spinal Cord Stimulation Research](https://glenrosefoundation.com/finding-movement-after-stroke-through-glenrose-spinal-cord-stimulation-research/): For Darrel and Glen, those steps led them to an innovative research study exploring new ways to restore movement after stroke.
- [Hudson’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/hudsons-story/): After a stroke at birth, Hudson was diagnosed at 18 months with spastic triplegia cerebral palsy — a form of the condition that affects three of his four limbs, causing muscle stiffness (spasticity) and weakness. 
- [Chadi Centre Gives Children a Space Designed Just for Them](https://glenrosefoundation.com/chadi-centre-gives-children-a-space-designed-just-for-them/): “We, the residents of Edmonton and Northern Alberta are most blessed to have a rehabilitation hospital like the Glenrose. This one-of-a-kind facility is often referred to as a place that gives a person’s life back after it was taken away by some terrible accident or debilitating illness, and without a doubt, this is most certainly true!  I am so proud that the Chadi Family  Foundation was able to help create the Chadi Centre for Pediatric Rehabilitation.” 
- [CAREN Transforms PTSD Recovery for Veterans](https://glenrosefoundation.com/caren-transforms-ptsd-recovery-for-veterans/): Originally acquired to support recovering military personnel, the CAREN has grown to serve a variety of patients across the lifespan, ranging from pediatric to older adults, and those recovering from stroke, amputation, brain or spinal cord injury, and psychological conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder. 
- [Carving a New Generation of Prosthetics and Orthotics](https://glenrosefoundation.com/carving-a-new-generation-of-prosthetics-and-orthotics/): With the carver, 3D imaging is translated to a computer to create automated replicas of any body part – including the head to be fitted with a helmet, torso for a spinal brace, or arm or leg for prosthetic or orthotic devices.
- [2026 Courage Gala in Review](https://glenrosefoundation.com/2026-courage-gala-in-review/): Their connection to the Glenrose runs deep. The late Mary Agnes Radostits, wife of Ivan Radostits, was a passionate champion of the hospital, both as a physiotherapist and as a founding board member of the Glenrose Hospital Foundation. The family’s legacy spans building rehabilitation spaces to supporting innovations like the robotic carver, and most recently, supporting the redevelopment of the hospital’s therapeutic pool at the Gala.
- [Chelsea’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/chelseas-story/): From picture symbols to the system she uses today, Chelsea now communicates using two head switches — small, adaptive buttons she activates with head movements — to control her augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device. 
- [Anna’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/annas-story/): At 18 months, Anna was diagnosed with ataxic cerebral palsy, a condition that affects balance and coordination.
- [This International Women’s Day, We Celebrate Two Inspiring Mothers at the Glenrose](https://glenrosefoundation.com/this-international-womens-day-we-celebrate-two-inspiring-mothers-at-the-glenrose/): At the Glenrose, we see this spirit every day in the mothers who walk our halls. Some are supporting their children through rehabilitation. Others are patients themselves, navigating their own recovery while continuing to care for their families.
- [Jenna’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/jennas-story/): What is even less known is what life looked like for Jenna before AAC. 
- [Kayleb’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/kaylebs-story/): In August 2023, at three-and-a-half years old, another ABR confirmed that his hearing had declined to a severe-to-profound level. This time, he was a candidate for cochlear implants.
- [Tarkka Using Advanced Composites to Shape a New Approach to Comfort and Care](https://glenrosefoundation.com/tetrx-wheelchair-seating-innovation/): Tarkka delivers a custom contoured seating system in a single 75-minute visit using proprietary Sit to Fit™ technology. This process eliminates the industry standard model of multiple appointments spanning weeks or months, a workflow that often creates backlogs and delays access for users. Each Tetrx™ system is manufactured directly to the individual at the point of care using advanced composite materials, ensuring an immediate and accurate fit.
- [$2 Million Investment in Digital Innovations Brings Rehabilitation Care Closer to Home for Albertans](https://glenrosefoundation.com/digital-rehab-care-closer-to-home-alberta/): EDMONTON, ALBERTA – February, 3, 2026 – Imagine using virtual reality to recover from stroke, and AI to help analyze athletic and orthopaedic injuries. These are the types of projects being accelerated by a $2 million investment by Alberta Innovates and the Glenrose Hospital Foundation through their Creating the Future of Rehabilitation Care program.
- [Tenzr Turns Rehab Into a Game Patients Want to Play](https://glenrosefoundation.com/tenzr-rehab-gamified/): “Tenzr helps therapists transform recovery into an engaging, game-like experience that patients actually want to do,” says Gautam Sadarangani, President & Chief Operating Officer at Tenzr Health. “Therapists can turn rehab into a multi-level game, set goals, track progress, and guide patients every step of the way. Patients often call us the ‘Duolingo of Rehab’ because it makes sticking to exercises fun and motivating.”
- [New Device Helps Albertans Regain Strength in Hands, Arms, and Shoulders](https://glenrosefoundation.com/fepsim-helps-albertans-recover/): FEPSim takes its name from four simple motions essential to daily function: flexion (bending), extension (straightening), pronation (turning the palm down), and supination (turning it up). Together, these motions form the foundation for countless everyday tasks, such as lifting a cup, turning a doorknob, or shaking someone’s hand.
- [Government of Alberta Announces $3.25 Million Toward the $6.5 Million Redevelopment of the Glenrose Therapeutic Pool](https://glenrosefoundation.com/funding-announcement-glenrose-therapeutic-pool/): For decades, the pool provided unique benefits not available in land-based rehabilitation settings alone. Aquatic therapy allows for earlier and safer movement, helps reduce pain, and creates an environment where patients can rebuild strength, confidence, and independence. 
- [Matt’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/matts-story/): After a long first day, Matt felt tingling in his feet. By morning, his legs were weak, cramping, and heavy. “It felt like somebody had pulled the plug and let all my energy out,” he recalled. 
- [Rob’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/robs-story/): Months of testing finally revealed the cause: he had anti-neurofascin syndrome, an extremely rare autoimmune condition in which antibodies attack the junctions between the nerves. His case was so uncommon that he was told he was only the 17th documented case in the world, and that the first 16 had not survived.
- [Research and Innovation Students Bring Bright New Ideas](https://glenrosefoundation.com/research-and-innovation-students-rehab-technology/): “It’s a great learning experience for these engineering students to get perspectives that they normally wouldn’t get in the classroom,” says Tod Vandenberg, project engineer at the Glenrose. “They get to see challenges from a clinical and patient-centered point-of-view.”
- [ArmLock Brace Doubles Recovery Rates for Chronic Tennis Elbow](https://glenrosefoundation.com/armlock-brace-for-chronic-tennis-elbow/): “This is a completely novel approach to treating this chronic condition,” says Mark Laurensse, physiotherapist and CEO at Tennis Elbow R&D. “The advantage of the ArmLock is that the brace acts as the therapist, enabling patients to treat themselves in the comfort of their own home.”
- [How Team CarePal Strengthens the Circle of Support for Caregivers](https://glenrosefoundation.com/team-carepal-caregiver-support/): To make that journey easier, Edmonton-based Team CarePal has created a free app designed to reduce stress and connect caregivers with the support they need. It helps families coordinate tasks, share updates, and, using artificial intelligence (AI), monitor everyone’s well-being in one space.
- [Creating Better Pathways to Independence With BISEP](https://glenrosefoundation.com/creating-better-pathways-to-independence-with-bisep/): That’s the motivation behind BISEP Innovations. Working in long-term care, company founder Daniel Bordenave, a Registered Kinesiologist in Niagara Falls and BISEP’s CEO, saw how residents often waited for help to walk when what they needed was a safer, simpler way to practice mobility. His solution became the Ambulation, Retraining, and Mobility Mechanism (ARMM) — a device that connects a wheelchair to a walker, allowing patients to stand and move while supported.
- [Chantelle’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/chantelles-story/): On June 15, 2019, Chantelle Grafton's life changed when a mountain biking accident near her hometown of Prince George, B.C. left her with a severe spinal cord injury. While practicing a drop on the trail, she crashed, fracturing her C1, C2, and C3 vertebrae. Chantelle was paralyzed from the shoulders down. 
- [Celebrating Impact and Legacy at the Twentieth Anniversary Courage Awards](https://glenrosefoundation.com/celebrating-impact-and-legacy-at-the-twentieth-anniversary-courage-awards/): At the heart of this legacy is Louise Miller, President of SCITCS, whose vision and dedication have advanced research, education, and community support. Her connection with the Glenrose began in 1968 as an evening nursing supervisor, where her care and leadership made an immediate impact.
- [Celebrating Twenty Years of the Courage Awards and Four Extraordinary Recipients](https://glenrosefoundation.com/celebrating-twenty-years-of-the-courage-awards-and-four-extraordinary-recipients/): This year marks an incredible milestone as we proudly continue that tradition, recognizing four more individuals whose inspiring journeys began at the Glenrose.
- [Lyon’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/lyons-story/): Also known as 4p- syndrome, Wolf-Hirschhorn is caused by missing genes on chromosome 4. Children with the condition often experience facial differences, cognitive challenges, and seizures. 
- [The Owie Project: Elias’ Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/the-owie-project-elias-story/): What started with thirty boxes has now grown into The Owie Project — a homegrown initiative that brings joy and comfort to other children undergoing medical procedures, one Band-Aid at a time.
- [A New Rehab Program Helped Shawn Reclaim His Life After Stroke](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ballistic-program-shawns-story/): He was one of the first participants in the Glenrose’s new ballistic strength training program, which introduces high-intensity, power-based exercises to stroke and brain injury rehabilitation. Unlike traditional strength training, ballistic training uses fast, forceful movements that mimic real-life actions like climbing stairs, walking, and catching yourself when off balance. These exercises help patients build strength, confidence, and functional independence, developing skills that directly support their return to everyday life at home, at work, and in the community.  
- [Glenrose PINC Initiative Takes a More Equitable Approach Towards Developmental Pediatric Rehabilitation](https://glenrosefoundation.com/pinc-initiative/): What was originally established in the late 1990s as the Pediatric Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Clinic, one of the first of its kind in Alberta, has evolved into PINC; a transformation that reflects on years of learning and deepened understanding of early childhood development.
- [Karen’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/karens-story/): On August 10, 2013, Karen Skarra’s life changed forever. 
- [Oral’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/orals-story/): For Oral O’Gilvie, an elite level athlete, both of these factors made a critical difference when he experienced a stroke in May 2024 after an ordinary day of golf took a sudden and unexpected turn.  
- [Adaptive Technology Empowers Pianist to Take Centre Stage with Symphony Following His Performance at the Courage Gala](https://glenrosefoundation.com/riccardo-baldini-takes-centre-stage/): As a classically trained pianist, Riccardo relies on more than just his hands to make music and the diagnosis marked a turning point in his artistic journey. While the condition is extremely rare, the prognosis is permanent.
- [Celebrating National Speech-Language-Hearing Month at the Glenrose](https://glenrosefoundation.com/celebrating-national-speech-language-hearing-month-at-the-glenrose/): At the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, we’re proud to celebrate this month by honouring  the many wonderful SLPs and audiologists who support individuals of all ages with speech, language, feeding, swallowing, and hearing challenges.  
- [Celebrating Two Inspiring Women Leading the Way at the Glenrose Hospital Foundation](https://glenrosefoundation.com/celebrating-two-inspiring-glenrose-women/): To explore what this day represents for the Glenrose Hospital Foundation, we spoke with two inspiring women from our team. Wendy Gerber, who recently joined our board of trustees, and Ramona Fehr, controller, who has been part of the foundation for six years, shared their thoughts on the significance of International Women’s Day.  
- [Go Henry Go!](https://glenrosefoundation.com/go-henry-go/): In its early days, the Glenrose participated in one of those build programs when a hospital physical therapist led the I CAN Centre for Assistive Technology and pediatric physical therapy teams in building a series of modified cars. Each car was given to a Glenrose family.  
- [Give the gift that matters most this holiday season](https://glenrosefoundation.com/holiday/): For Dr. Rob Agostinis, those moments were suddenly taken away when four years ago, a rare and devastating auto-immune illness stole his ability to move, breathe, and speak. Perfectly healthy one day, he awoke the next paralyzed from the jaw down. Rob was diagnosed with anti-neurofascin syndrome, a diagnosis so rare that doctors told him he was only the 17th documented case in the world.
- [Joe’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/joes-story/): After surgery, Joe came to the Glenrose where he spent several months inpatient doing intense physical therapy, learning how to use his new hip and regain his mobility. 
- [Community leaders recognized with the Glenrose’s 2024 Impact and Legacy awards](https://glenrosefoundation.com/leaders-recognized-at-the-courage-awards/): In 1972, Lindsay had her first of two experiences with the Glenrose when a car accident left her with a severe spinal cord injury. As Lindsay recounts, she arrived at the hospital unable to walk and when she left, she was on her own two feet.  
- [5 Glenrose patients and caregivers honoured with the Courage Award](https://glenrosefoundation.com/2024-courage-awards/): The Courage Awards are the Glenrose Hospital Foundation’s annual celebration of the courageous patients and caregivers of the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital.  
- [Neil’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/neils-story/): This story is about many things ….
- [Twenty-Three Chances to Win With the Split the Pot Lottery](https://glenrosefoundation.com/twenty-three-chances-to-win-with-the-split-the-pot-lottery/): Western Canada's first Split the Pot Lottery has made its way to Alberta! The Glenrose Hospital Foundation has joined forces with twenty-nine Alberta hospital and healthcare foundations to give you a chance to win big.
- [Ryan & Lane’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ryan-lanes-story/): For rural Alberta brothers Ryan Wozny and Lane Cust, some might say saddle bronc riding was in their blood.  
- [New Research Chair Will Lead Discoveries in BCI Technology for Children](https://glenrosefoundation.com/new-research-chair-will-lead-discoveries-in-bci-technology-for-children/): For 15-year-old Olivia Terry, discovering that this technology – known as brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) – exists, was life-altering. That’s why the Terry family couldn’t be more thrilled that a new research chair, led by the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital and University of Alberta, will focus the next five-years on driving advancements in BCIs for children like Olivia living with complex neurological conditions.  
- [Mike’s Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/mikes-story/): “The Glenrose changed my life in many ways,” says Mike Burrell, stroke recovery patient at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. On December 8, 2023, Mike laid down for a nap before heading out for hockey. Not long after laying down, Mike realized that his right arm and leg were numb. After attempting to call out to his wife for help, he also realized that he was also unable to speak. What started out as an average day rapidly changed. Mike was having a stroke.  

## Pages
- [Board](https://glenrosefoundation.com/board/): Join the Glenrose Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees and help shape the future of healthcare and health innovation in our province. 
- [Therapeutic Pool](https://glenrosefoundation.com/make-if-possible/therapeutic-pool/): For decades, the Glenrose therapeutic pool helped more than 6,000 patients each year move without pain, regain strength, and rediscover independence. When structural failure forced the pool to close in 2024, thousands lost access to a vital part of their recovery.
- [Make If Possible](https://glenrosefoundation.com/make-if-possible/): At the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, everyday begins with a simple but powerful question — What IF? What IF a patient could walk again? What IF recovery could move faster? What IF the right support, tools, and spaces could open new doors to independence? The Glenrose Hospital Foundation’s Make IF Possible campaign brings these questions to life. Because when a community comes together and believes in someone’s IF, it changes everything. Hope feels closer. Strength feels possible. And patients discover they’re capable of more than they ever imagined. Help us Make IF Possible.
- [Hope, Love, and Resilience Expedition](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/other-ways-to-give/hope-love-resilience-expedition/): This summer, Mark Ivancic will take on an extraordinary challenge: cycling 300 kilometres through the Canadian Rockies, from Banff to Jasper, Alberta. 
- [Meet the Team](https://glenrosefoundation.com/researchandinnovation/meettheteam/): Dr. D’Amico brings a diverse background in neuroscience and rehabilitation science, shaped by her work in academic, industry, and international research environments. As an Assistant Adjunct Professor at the University of Alberta, she contributes to advancing the field through both research and collaboration.
- [Research and Innovation](https://glenrosefoundation.com/researchandinnovation/): At the Glenrose, research and innovation are embedded into every stage of care — from early ideas to real-world adoption. Our work is guided by: 
- [Share Your Glenrose Story](https://glenrosefoundation.com/share-your-story/): There are several ways we can support you in sharing your Glenrose story, including:
- [Give Securities](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/give-securities/): Give the gift of securities — like shares and bonds — and mutual fund units to make a tax-smart investment towards the Glenrose Hospital Foundation. By giving the gift of securities, you will:  
- [Donation Allocation Policy](https://glenrosefoundation.com/donation-allocation-policy/): To institute a standard practice of allocating a percentage of designated donations to assist with the costs incurred by fundraising and administration and to ensure equitable treatment of all gifts.
- [Your Rehabilitation Journey](https://glenrosefoundation.com/your-rehabilitation-journey/): Share Your Rehabilitation Story Your Glenrose Journey Thank you for sharing your Glenrose story. Note: by completing this form you agree that you may be contacted about sharing your story publicly. Completing this form does not give permission to the Glenrose Hospital Foundation to share your story and the final decision is yours. Contact FormCompanyEmailPhone/MobileFirst NameLast NameSubjectYour MessageSubmit Form
- [Your Glenrose Journey](https://glenrosefoundation.com/your-glenrose-journey/): Share your Glenrose Journey Contact FormCompanyEmailPhone/MobileFirst NameLast NameSubjectYour MessageSubmit Form
- [Careers](https://glenrosefoundation.com/careers/): Thank you for your interest in working at the Glenrose Hospital Foundation. There are no current job opportunities available. 
- [Other Ways to Give](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/other-ways-to-give/): This summer, Mark Ivancic will cycle 300 km through the Canadian Rockies, from Banff to Jasper, in support of the Glenrose Hospital Foundation and the Canadian Mental Health Association. After a devastating stroke in 2018, Mark has turned his recovery into a story of resilience — now inspiring others on their own rehabilitation and mental health journeys.
- [Circle of Courage](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/circle-of-courage/): When you join the Circle of Courage donor club, you become part of a devoted community committed to advancing patient care at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. Gifts to the Circle of Courage will support the redevelopment of the Glenrose therapeutic pool — a vital resource for aquatic rehabilitation for thousands of Albertans each year.
- [Legacy Giving](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/legacy-giving/): When you choose to leave a gift in your will to the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation you are supporting innovative care that inspires hope and restores independence for patients undergoing rehabilitation. Your gift will help them reimagine their futures.
- [Host a Fundraiser](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/host-a-fundraiser/): You’ll be helping to raise critical funds to support the rehabilitation journey for patients and their families at the Glenrose Hospital. Your support ensures that they have access to innovative technologies and equipment as well as top-notch patient care as they reimagine their futures. To find out more, download our Fundraising Guide.
- [In Honour & Memorial Gifts](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/in-honour-memorial-gifts/): In Honour & Memorial Gifts You can choose to make a donation to the Glenrose Foundation in honour of or in memory of a loved one or friend. When we receive the donation we will send an acknowledgement card to the honouree or their family informing them of your kind gift; however, we will not include the gift amount. Make a Tribute Gift
- [Grateful Patient](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/grateful-patient/): The Grateful at the Glenrose Program provides grateful patients and family members the opportunity to support research and innovation at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital while paying tribute to and showing gratitude for a physician, therapist, clinical team or staff member who made a difference to you and your family.
- [Donate to the Twenty64  Fund](https://glenrosefoundation.com/twenty64-fund-donation/): Donate to the Twenty64 Fund Today
- [Ways to Give](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/): Ways to Give Transforming Lives, Shaping Futures Monthly Giving Make regular monthly donations to support the Glenrose Hospital. Give Monthly Grateful Patient Show your gratitude for the care you or a loved one received at the Glenrose Hospital. Say Thank You In Honour / Memorial Giving Make a donation to the Glenrose Foundation in memory of a loved one or friend. Honour Someone Host a Fundraiser Organize your own fundraiser to support the Glenrose Hospital. Start a Fundraiser Gifts in Your Will Leaving a gift in your will help reimagine the Glenrose Hospital patients’ futures. Leave a Legacy Donate Crypto Cryptocurrency donations fund critical research, technology and innovation at the Glenrose Hospital. Donate Crypto Circle of Courage Join a devoted group of donors committed to advancing patient care at the Glenrose Hospital. Join Circle of Courage Donate Shares Give the gift of securities to make a tax-smart investment towards the Glenrose Hospital. Give Securities Other Ways to Give Support the Glenrose Hospital in another way! See All Options
- [Donate Crypto](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/donate-crypto/): Cryptocurrency donations fund critical research, technology and innovation that impacts lives and improves the outcomes for patients undergoing rehabilitation.
- [Donate Now](https://glenrosefoundation.com/donate-now/): Donate Today
- [Monthly Giving](https://glenrosefoundation.com/ways-to-give/monthly-donor/): The Glenrose is a hospital like no other, providing a level of care not found anywhere else in our province. Patients regain their independence and take back their lives within these walls. Join our community of monthly donors and ensure Glenrose patients continue to have access to cutting edge research, technology and care.
- [Initiatives](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiatives/)
- [About Us](https://glenrosefoundation.com/about-us/): The Glenrose Hospital Foundation provides innovative equipment, research and technology to help patients at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital recover, relearn life skills and rediscover their full potential.
- [Twenty64 Fund](https://glenrosefoundation.com/twenty64-fund/): Bringing the future forward
- [Stories](https://glenrosefoundation.com/stories/)
- [Transforming Lives, Shaping Futures](https://glenrosefoundation.com/): The Glenrose isn’t just a hospital. It’s a place where possibility begins—where care is reimagined to meet people where they are, and walk with them toward what’s next.
- [Contact](https://glenrosefoundation.com/contact/): Connect with us today
- [Privacy Policy](https://glenrosefoundation.com/privacy-policy/): At the Glenrose Hospital Foundation (GHF), we are committed to protecting the privacy, confidentiality, and security of your personal information. This policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, how we protect it, and your rights regarding your information.

## Initiatives
- [Imagination Centre](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiative/imagination-centre/): The Imagination Centre
- [Chadi Centre for Pediatric Rehabilitation](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiative/chadi-centre-for-pediatric-rehabilitation/): Thanks to several generous donors, the pediatric rehabilitation space at the Glenrose Hospital was completely renovated in 2020. The brand-new Chadi Centre for Pediatric Rehabilitation opened in early 2021 and features state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment along with specially designed rooms to best meet the needs of young Glenrose Hospital patients. 
- [Edmonton Oilers Pediatric Procedure Room](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiative/edmonton-oilers-pediatric-procedure-room/): Thanks to the generous support of the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation, the Pediatric Procedure Room was built with our littlest patients in mind. The room is located in the pediatric in-patient area of the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. It includes a child-sized procedure table and lots of fun distractions like iPads and virtual reality glasses.
- [I CAN Centre for Assistive Technology](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiative/i-can-centre/): The mission of the I CAN Centre for Assistive Technology is to positively affect, through the use of assistive technology, the lives of people who have disabilities. The centre helps people with disabilities to be able to do things for themselves, providing them with independence they might not have otherwise.
- [OIL Centre](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiative/oil-centre/): Oilers Interactive Learning Centre - The Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation partnered with the Glenrose Foundation to create the OIL Centre. The OIL Centre allows pediatric patients to explore the therapeutic value of play both individually and with their families.
- [Courage in Motion (CIM) Centre](https://glenrosefoundation.com/initiative/courage-in-motion-cim-centre/): The CIM Centre at the Glenrose Hospital is home to the CAREN (Computer-Assisted Rehabilitation Environment), a state-of-the-art piece of rehabilitation equipment. The CAREN features a treadmill with a split-belt, motion hydraulics and a circular surround screen.

## Events
- [2026 Courage Ride](https://glenrosefoundation.com/event/2026-courage-ride/): We invite you to join us for our annual Courage Ride, a community event that brings together cyclists of all skill levels, supporters, volunteers, and community partners in support of rehabilitation care at the Glenrose.