Last December, doctors at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children saved two-year-old Mikayla Kassam’s life. This week, Mikayla’s grateful parents – Anson Funds founder Moez Kassam and his wife, Marissa, a former banker – donated $15-million to fund SickKids research aimed at helping children around the world get the same health care that saved their daughter.
Anson Funds founder Moez Kassam and his wife, Marissa donated $15-million to fund SickKids research aimed at helping children around the world get the same health care that saved their daughter.
Shareholder Anson Funds Management has gone to leadership with an ask to consider multiple options.
The gift will establish student scholarships and help fund capital costs for the first new medical school in the Greater Toronto Area in a century.
Moez and Marissa Kassam’s generous gift empowers a healthier future for Ontario’s children.
Moez Kassam’s data-driven initiative supports underfunded, high-performing Team Canada athletes, usually competing in sports that are newer and lower-profile.