Easing the Burden of Hospital Parking

Because parking should never stand in the way of love, care, and presence.​

About The Parking Foundation

The Parking Foundation was founded in loving memory of Stephen Louis Bilak, who spent 66 days in the ICU. During that time, Stephen’s family paid over $1,000 in parking fees – a hardship no family should have to bear while caring for a hospitalized loved one.

His story inspired us to ensure no family ever has to choose between caring for someone and costly parking.

Our mission is simple: to provide complimentary hospital parking passes to patients and families in need, starting with pediatric cancer families and expanding to others in the future. We’re building a legacy of compassion so that “parking” is one less worry during life’s toughest battles.

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This was the last dinner Stephen (gentleman in the back right seat) had with this family before unfortunate circumstances struck.

Our Mission

Our Vision

To ease the financial burden of hospital parking for patients and families by providing direct support through parking passes, allowing them to stay close to their loved ones during times of medical need.

A future where no family faces barriers to care because of parking costs — where compassion, access, and dignity are part of every hospital

Our Values

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Compassion

We lead with empathy and understanding, recognizing the emotional and financial strain families face during medical care.

Accessibility

We believe everyone deserves equal access to hospital support, without added financial pressure.

Community

We build partnerships and foster connections
to create meaningful change together.

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Integrity

We operate with transparency, accountability, and a deep commitment to our mission.

Legacy

We honour the memory of Stephen Louis Bilak by turning personal loss into lasting impact.

How You Can Help

Because the cost of parking should never stand in the way of being with your loved ones when they need you most.

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