SickKids Foundation
Catherine Hindson-Cox is an experienced fundraising professional currently serving as the Associate Director of Corporate Partnerships at SickKids Foundation since July 2004, where responsibilities include managing a portfolio of corporate donors from the finance and insurance sectors and providing strategic leadership for fundraising activities related to the Centre for Brain & Mental Health. Prior to this role, Catherine worked as a Development Officer for Major Gifts at Darling Home for Kids from May 2003 to July 2004, focusing on campaign material creation and major gift prospect identification while supporting volunteer canvassers. Catherine holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government from the University of Guelph and a diploma in Fundraising & Volunteer Management from Humber College.
SickKids Foundation
Established in 1972, SickKids Foundation raises funds on behalf of The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. SickKids is leading the way in Precision Child Health (PCH). PCH is the future—it’s the end of one-size-fits-all medicine and a shift to medicine tailored precisely to each individual child. It means looking at everything that makes a patient unique, from their genetic code to their postal code, then harnessing all the science, technology and data SickKids is capable of to diagnose faster, treat smarter, and predict better. SickKids has always believed that healthier children make a better world. Precision Child Health is how we get there. Heal the future. Join us today. Our commitment to you: Staff and volunteers experience an engaging culture built on mutual respect, collaboration and a drive for excellence. We welcome and embrace individuals from diverse backgrounds, experiences and cultures. SickKids Foundation is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible environment, where all individuals feel valued, respected and supported. Candidates requiring accommodation during the recruitment process are asked to please contact the Human Resources Department.