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Start Where You Are and Let Your Impact Grow
Join Kerri in making a difference in local healthcare, with a donation to the RIH Foundation today! Donate today! When Kerri Priddle moved to Kamloops

Mercier House
More Than a Place to Stay For patients travelling to Kamloops for medical care, the journey does not begin and end at the hospital. It

A True Partnership in All Aspects of the Word: Kamloops Honda, A CanadaOne Cares Dealership Continues to Invest in Local Healthcare
True partnership begins with shared purpose. It is found in the people and organizations who see a need, step forward, and help inspire others to

Kamloops Street Rod Association Drives Meaningful Support for Pediatric Care at Royal Inland Hospital
The Royal Inland Hospital (RIH) Foundation is thrilled to recognize the Kamloops Street Rod Association for their remarkable $40,000 donation in support of pediatric care

Expanded Child Care Access Supports Merritt Health Care Teams and Community
Health care workers in Merritt have more child care options for their families thanks to a partnership with the new Family Place Early Learning Centre

A Legacy of Altruism: The Butler Family Donates $1 Million to the Royal Inland Hospital Foundation
In 1975, with just two cars and an unshakable dream, Joe and June Butler opened Butler Auto & RV Centre, a family business built on

Remembering Joe Butler
Never Forgetting Where He Started and Never Failing to Help Anyone in Need Joe Butler never forgot where he came from and never stopped helping

RBC Foundation Donates $720,000 to Benefit Nicola Valley Hospital
A $720,000 donation from the RBC Foundation announced today will help with renovations to patient ensuite bathrooms at Nicola Valley Hospital in the nearby community

Celebrating the Nicola Valley Health Care Auxiliary
The Nicola Valley Health Care Auxiliary in Merritt, BC, is a shining example of what dedication, heart, and community spirit can achieve. This remarkable group

From Patient to Volunteer: Sean Mitchell’s Story Comes Full Circle
When Sean Mitchell walks through the halls of Royal Inland Hospital, it’s with a sense of gratitude and purpose. Years ago, he was a young







