The Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children

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How To Donate

There are many different ways that you can support children and families on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands today!

Our most common donation options include:

Annual giving - give a gift that will help children today ... click here.
Monthly giving - join the Hugs for Kids Club and make fuss-free automatic gifts to the children each month ... click here.
Honour/Memorial - recognize special people in your life by giving a gift to the Queen Alexandra Foundation in their honour or memory ... click here.
Planned giving - include the health of children and families in your personal financial strategy ... click here.

You can make a difference in the lives of children and families on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands today!

Thank you for your generosity.

The Queen Alexandra Foundation's registered charity number is 89863 8291 RR0001.

Moving Forward
Children's Bracing and Orthotics

Jacob was born with a congenitally dislocated hip. Left untreated, it could cause childhood arthritis resulting in limited movement and chronic pain. Jacob was fit by the Certified Orthotist at the Queen Alexandra Centre with a custom hip abduction brace.

Funding for the Orthotics Program is provided by the Queen Alexandra Foundation. Jacob wore his brace full time for six months. Along with physiotherapy, the brace allowed his hip to develop properly.

The result? Jacob is now an active toddler who plays with his parents and siblings, and rolls, runs, tumbles and laughs with other children at the playground.