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Leadership Giving Circle
Honouring Leadership, Compassion, and Commitment
Celebrating the PHA Canada Leadership Giving Circle
At PHA Canada, our mission is clear: a better life for all Canadians affected by pulmonary hypertension (PH). That mission is made possible not only through programs and advocacy, but through the extraordinary generosity and leadership of individuals who choose to stand with patients and families living with this life-altering condition.
We are proud to recognize the members of the PHA Canada Leadership Giving Circle—an exceptional group of physicians whose commitment is helping to shape a stronger future for the PH community.
A Program Built on Compassion and Impact
Pulmonary hypertension is a progressive and life-threatening disease that can leave patients feeling isolated and overwhelmed. The Leadership Giving Circle was created to address that reality by bringing together champions who believe that expert care must be paired with empathy, education, and advocacy.
These contributions help ensure that no one faces PH alone—and that progress continues nationwide.
Recognizing the People Behind the Progress
Membership in the Leadership Giving Circle is more than a donation; it is a visible statement of leadership, compassion, and partnership. When patients see that their healthcare providers support PHA Canada, it builds trust, reassurance, and hope. It sends a powerful message: you are seen, supported, and valued.
We are deeply grateful to every member of the Leadership Giving Circle for standing with patients in the exam room and beyond—supporting not only clinical excellence, but the humanity at the heart of care.
Thank You for Leading the Way
To our Leadership Giving Circle members: your generosity strengthens our programs, advances our advocacy, and brings us closer to a future where every person living with PH has access to timely diagnosis, effective treatment, and unwavering support.
Together, we are building a community rooted in compassion—and creating lasting change for Canadians affected by pulmonary hypertension.
Thank you for being leaders in hope.