Annual Fundraising Campaign
Sacré-Coeur Hospital is a living environment where practice, research, knowledge, innovation, sharing and passion come together! The excellence and expertise of the teams in many spheres are undeniable. Its status as a university hospital center makes an exceptional contribution to improving the treatment and care offered to patients.
The PET/CT Project– a Community-Driven Success Story!
Contributing to the Foundation’s fundraising campaigns helps bring innovative initiatives, such as the PET/CT project, to life!
To the great satisfaction of our clinicians, patients of the Montreal Sacré-Cœur Hospital have access to a highly specialized care service in oncology and pulmonology, as they can now undergo PET scans directly at Sacré-Cœur– no longer having to travel to the CHUM.
The construction of the brand-new P wing has created modern, comfortable and well-designed spaces to house the famous PET/CT scanner, eagerly awaited by the nuclear medicine staff.
Dr. Valérie Levert, a nuclear medicine specialist and former department head, demonstrated patience and determination to keep the project on track, and her testimonial in our recent Liaison Bulletin helps us understand the pride and sense of accomplishment that has stemmed from the fruition of the PET/CT campaign.
A Story of Perseverance
There’s nothing more heartwarming than seeing a father and daughter team up! Here’s a message from Mr. Gilles Levert, Dr. Valérie Levert’s father, who decided to support his daughter through the PET/CT fundraising campaign.
His message:
“I write to you today with immense pride and deep gratitude. On September 18th, the Montréal Sacré-Cœur Hospital inaugurated its brand-new Nuclear Medicine Department, centered around the installation of a PET-CT scanner—a project that has been long-awaited for over 15 years.
This moment holds special meaning for me. My daughter, Dr. Valérie Levert, is a nuclear medicine specialist at Sacré-Cœur. For years, she and her colleagues have been advocating for a PET-CT scanner, which is essential for diagnosing and monitoring cancers and chronic diseases. I’ve witnessed firsthand their determination, their passion, and above all, their frustration at having to transfer fragile patients to other hospitals for critical tests.
That is what motivated me to get personally involved in the fundraising campaign launched in 2010. Thanks to the generosity of donors, the Foundation was able to contribute nearly $3.4 million to this project, making it possible to acquire one of the best PET-CT scanners on the market.
This is not just a machine. It is a tool for life. It means being able to make an earlier diagnosis, to monitor treatment more effectively, to give hope. As donors, you have the power to influence healthcare to respond to needs more rapidly.

I invite you to continue along this path with the Foundation, a path that leads to excellence in care. Every donation, big or small, helps to concretely transform the lives of thousands of patients. Thank you for being part of this great family we form—one that truly cares for one another.“
Gilles Levert, Donator
The PET/CT project is a community-driven success story! Thanks to the support of the Foundation– as well as its donors, medical teams and partners– the Montreal Sacré-Cœur Hospital is now equipped with a state-of-the-art tool that serves patients, research and advancements in specialized care. A winning investment that benefits as much the care teams as the patients!
Inspired by the story of the PET/CT project? Help us carry out our mission! Through your DONATIONS, the Foundation supports the hospital’s care teams and their innovative projects. Together, we can improve patient care, treatments, and their environment!
To make a donation, click this link or go to the "MAKE A DONATION " button on top.
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Together, we will build a better and healthier future
The future looks promising with the realisation of projects aimed at offering a stimulating care environment, cutting-edge equipment so that experts can better diagnose and treat patients and above all, the innovative research work that is underway.
Although we have already come a long way, the journey is not over. Together we can accomplish so much more. Every gesture counts

