Hyundai Donates $100,000 to London's Children's Health Foundation for Oncology Wing

Hyundai Hope on Wheels announced a $100,000 donation to the Children's Health Foundation in London, Ontario, during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September Recorder. The gift will help build a new children's hospital wing that brings together pediatric cancer care and research under one roof.
This donation is part of Hyundai's larger commitment to fight childhood cancer across Canada. The company has already given more than $4.1 million to pediatric cancer programs, research, and family support National Post. The September tour visits communities throughout Ontario to raise awareness and funds.
The $100,000 from Hyundai will support construction of a dedicated children's hospital wing at Victoria Hospital in London. The new space will house pediatric oncology services and pediatric research programs in one location Recorder. This centralization helps doctors and families by keeping cancer treatment and cutting-edge research close together. The wing improves care for young patients fighting one of childhood's toughest battles.
Hyundai Hope on Wheels has invested more than $4.1 million in pediatric cancer care across Canada National Post. The funding supports three areas: direct cancer treatment, medical research, and help for families. The program runs a national tour each year to raise money and awareness. September's Childhood Cancer Awareness Month marks a key moment for the campaign to reach more communities in need.
The donation event included a Handprint Ceremony at Children's Hospital at London Health Sciences Centre Recorder. The ceremony brought together supporters, hospital staff, and children fighting cancer. One participant, Nia, shared her story—her cancer journey began just weeks into Grade 9. These ceremonies connect the community to real faces and real struggles, turning donations into hope.
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