Find Hospices Nonprofits and Charities

  Lori76 wrote:

My Mom passed from patriotic cancer her last few weeks were spent at Angela hospice. Her doctor was carrying and understanding. He took time to listen to her and us. My Dad, sister and brother stayed at the facility almost 24/7. The nurses were wonderful... more »

  Jon Campbell wrote:

I became a volunteer at Hospice by The Bay a year ago because they have helped care for many of my friends and family who chose to die using hospice care. In 1988 I called Hospice by The Bay to help when my partner who was dying requested hospice care.... more »

  sherget wrote:

Volunteering at Hospice SLO has been such a positive impact on my life. Being in a professional environment where every person clearly cares for others has opened me up to a world of compassion. The staff and other volunteers are uniquely understanding... more »

  lifechronicles wrote:

LifeChronicles is an organization that captures the essence of the incredible people that you and I see everyday. But, instead of just passing them by, we get to acknowledge what they are about. LifeChronicles, captures the stories and memories of those... more »

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

AOVS is one of the most effective nonprofits that helps homeless veterans here in Memphis. more »

  Sandra Martin S. wrote:

This organization is a brilliant creation and beloved resource in our area providing exceptional bereavement care to families experiencing the loss of a child. Their care comes from the heart and this is exactly what these families need at such a difficult... more »

  saralukespyle wrote:

I did not expect to find myself so utterly impressed with the care during and the outreach after my mother's death. I am so grateful for the grief group facilitated by two wonderful employees and the total community approach of this hospice. Such an... more »

  Writer wrote:

The INN between is one of those places that you don't really think about until someone introduces you to it, and then you think, well yeah, that is something that is really needed.I have been so impressed with the staff and the well thought out way... more »

  thereynolds wrote:

The Markie Foundation has provided a three generational point of inspiration for our family. The Wuelfing family have enabled my mother, my daughters and my wife and I to participate in such a worthy effort to support families in the most difficult periods... more »

  mlollar2010 wrote:

Hospice of West Alabama is the best! The staff are all amazing, caring, and extremely good at what they do. I know this first hand because I am blessed to work with each of them every day. Not everyone can say they love their job, but I can, and it is... more »

  Lisa94 wrote:

Hospice Caring is not an organization...it is a family. I was Executive Director in 1997 and served for 9 years until I retired in 2006. I went back as a bridge between other EDs and each time was welcomed as if I had never been away. The staff are... more »

  MSBill wrote:

A great organization, serving the needs of all in the Martin, St. Lucie and Okeechobee counties service area. Since the early '80's this organization has grown to serve upwards of 500 clients daily. more »

  icy_26 wrote:

During the summer, I worked with the Kellan Ford Foundation for my summer externship. The foundation and their team are so hardworking and inspired me to not only complete a common goal but complete it well. Their message, "Choose Happiness" can put... more »

  Joan Grazio wrote:

As a widow with family a thousand miles away, I thought I would have to face my cancer totally alone. My doctor suggested that I call Healing Touch Buddies. They were there for me all the way from pre surgery and for an entire year after surgery. My practitioner/buddy... more »

  shortyb9 wrote:

I have been going to Purple light for about 3 years. They have helped my way of living. I had a transplant almost 8 years ago. Valerie has helped with the pain from the fluid that builds up. Valerie does wonders for so many people that have gone through... more »

  TR_P wrote:

I would not recommend Regional Hospice in-home services to anyone due to the nightmare my family's experience was. The nurses who came to our house did not treat us respectfully or like the grieving care givers we were. We even had medication mislabeled... more »

  ewlong wrote:

I'm proud to volunteer for this unique care home. It brings peace, comfort and support to men and women in the last weeks of life. Trained caring staff works 24/7 and is strongly supported by volunteers. The daughter of a recent Caring House... more »

  katielong229 wrote:

Columbus Hospice are absolutely the best people I could imagine to take care of my dad as well as our family in the final months of his life. I don’t know of kinder, more genuine people than this group. I couldn’t have created better people to enter... more »

  Rachel L G. wrote:

In April of 2015, I received one of the most devestating calls that a daughter could get. The man who raised me from age 15, who took me in as his own when he married my mother, and the man I looked up to for worldly advice and guidance had a massive... more »

  shrutidash wrote:

I am a volunteer for the VNA Hospice, and it has been a great experience. The work that VNA does in all their programs, whether its 'meals on wheels' or 'hospice care' or anything else, is carried out with a great deal of competency and by people with... more »

  leonam42 wrote:

When I play the harp in nursing homes, I usually offer my harp to some of the residents so they can play it. When those with arthritic hands are able to pluck or slide their fingers across the strings and make sounds, the smiles on their faces are priceless.... more »

  Cathy C. wrote:

As the Founder and Admininstrator of Charity Hospice, I have to let you know that we are truly "The Hospice With the Heart". We are a faith built nonprofit hospice that has centered its mission on serving this community of Jefferson, Columbiana, and... more »

  momcat wrote:

I am one of the newer volunteers at Lower Cape Fear Hopice and Lifecare Center. My first experience with them was as a student nurse when I did a rotation at their facility. I was so impressed with not only the care provided, but with the philosophy... more »

  angelbaby540 wrote:

I support Hinds Hospice because it is a wonderful, amazing organization. The staff is compassionate and caring towards patients and their families. I haven't lived in Fresno all my life, but I can see why Hinds Hospice is celebrating 30 years this year.... more »

  Finestack wrote:

Partnering with our assisted living facility, we were searching for a caring, flexible hospice group that could help my father (age 64) and the family cope with end of life issues. Rainbow was immediately responsive, assigned skilled and caring professionals... more »

  Yvettehoover wrote:

From day one these people lied to us just to get us to sigh on the dotted line. They have to be the rudest medical personnel I have had the pleasure to deal with. Theirs only goal was to keep him all drug up on downers and moriphin. They would not keep... more »

  b.miller wrote:

This is a sham of an organization to say the least. I'm still confused as to how they received 501c3 nonprofit status with the IRS as their mission statement is as convoluted and self-serving as the people in leadership positions. I reached out to this... more »

  Writer wrote:

Quiet Oaks is a place of compassion and professional care. I never thought of a hospice facility as a place of joy before working here as a volunteer, then staff member. Large hearts, skilled care and hospitality to all is what can be found here. more »

  Jae05 wrote:

Hi, I’m a volunteer with 3HC. I absolutely love the atmosphere when I go into the office. My coordinator and the staff are great. I can see how much everyone cares about the patients. I’m so happy to be a small part of this community! more »

  dspi wrote:

I've had connection with Hospice of the Fisher Home as a consumer/family member and in collaboration as a community death doula. I know how genuinely our family was supported as my mother-in-law died. And I have had the relief of helping a family transfer... more »

  sandyts1122 wrote:

Project Joy and Hope creates miracles in the lives of the children and families they serve. No other organization cares more or provides more support to these medically fragile children than the lovely people who work and volunteer at PJH. They are... more »

  shirleymelis wrote:

Despite a diagnosis of Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia at age 40, my husband John Bessey lived a full and remarkable life for another 18 years until periodic infusions of Rituxan to control his cancer stopped working. Ensuing months of roller coaster... more »

  martha.twaddell wrote:

Community hospice is a company that serves it's patients and their families with respect and dignity. I was so moved by their care of my mother that I not only donate to their cause, I went to work for them! The goal is to provide compassionate... more »

  Bamneal wrote:

As a not for profit, Mercy Care provides quality care to the entire community they serve. There are numerous services (unrelated to hospice) that reach into the community. Providing grief counseling care for children that have suffered a loss within... more »

  Sherri Spencer wrote:

In 2001 we received news that my brother-in-law was diagnosed with bone cancer. While trying to deal with this news, my best friend of 20 years was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer. Both had been seeing doctors for various reasons for years and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Both mom and dad are patients with Hospice of Chattanooga. They have been with them for nearly 3 years. Up until the newest CEO took over I could offer only praises and gratitude for the care and compassion shown to both my parents and my family. Both... more »

  Robin59 wrote:

Being a parent of her first born diagnosed with Acute Lymphatic Leukemia was hard but what took our family down was the diagnosis of being out of remission and never being able to fight the cancer. Hospice came to us as our 12 year old son, Ethan was... more »

  Victoria Emmons wrote:

I had the good fortune to work with the staff and volunteers at Hospice of the Valley. The level of care and support to clients and families is second to none. The professionalism and high ethical decision making is what drives the quality care this organization... more »

  Writer wrote:

This hospice provides quality care, but they are secretive about their financials, and that's a red flag for me. There is no audited annual report available on their website, nor are they forthcoming with this information when requested. Moreover, for... more »

  Elena wrote:

This is an amazing organization with great people and providing wonderful service to families in need. more »

  Derrien wrote:

The Estate store is a division of Sangre de Cristo Hospice. I volunteer at the store because I want to give back to Hospice but emotionally I cannot work directly with patients. All proceeds from the store help fund hospice. The store is a friendly and... more »

  jomitch wrote:

I do not recommend the Hospice House or Respite. This is a critical review about the Hospice House. I have no criticism of the in-home care portion of this hospice. I felt they did a good job over past year and especially appreciated the visiting... more »

  pekola wrote:

Carmela Noste was a patient in Peggy's House for a period of more than two months. I can not express enough how welcoming the environment was. The physical and spiritual nurturing, medical care and also the gourmet meals made her end of life experience... more »

  Jeff G.4 wrote:

I learned about Flying For Hope back in February and immediately thought that this was an organization that I wanted to work with.Being able to provide financial assistance for those families or people in need, in a time of crisis, where they... more »

  donnao wrote:

This non-profit feeds the low income area of South Central 4 times a week and give a big donation of over 12 pallets of items once a month. The only non profit in this area that I no of that gives that much to this community. AND WE REALLY NEED ALL THE... more »

  jpleo wrote:

This organization is the oldest in the state capital of its name. There are increasingly numerous competing for profits challengers to their service. more »

  LostCause wrote:

The Executive Director's behavior has been unprofessional, immature, and alarmingly inappropriate, raising serious concerns about his ability to lead effectively. Since his tenure began, revenue has declined dramatically while overhead costs have surged.... more »

  Holly13070 wrote:

When my mother was passing, I had no idea what to expect. Six years after she was diagnosed with a liver disease, mom said enough is enough. I did not expect her to be gone 2 days later. Hospice ladies were kind, gentle, caring, informative & just present!!... more »

  pattyhemstreet wrote:

I was unaware this type of service existed until the devatating death of my newborn grandson. Haven came to the hospital in the middle of the night - they were professional, compassionate and so caring. They have continued to be a source of support... more »

  Carol Hotubbee wrote:

Lighting up the day for individuals facing an acute medical or emotional challenge, supporting our healthcare hero's and family members, who tirelessly care give with such endearing heart. Kiss a tiny horse and one is guaranteed a day better than it... more »

  tammybastin72 wrote:

Be aware of making private donations to a "non profit" agency such as this. On the fiancials it is listed that the board of directors work from 2-4 hours pre week. Please ask yourself how much they are paid to be a board member. And the salary listed... more »

  mfuller wrote:

Seasons Hospice works hard to make sure each patient experiences quality of life with dignity and joy. The volunteers work in many different positions - from patient visits, to caregiver support through errands, to the Pen Pal Project with a hospice in... more »

  Marsha73 wrote:

Wonderful organization, longtime volunteer and supporter. more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization! They play an important role in our community! more »

  CASAfan wrote:

Everybody who's been helped by Hospice has a special story to share: the Hospice social workers taught me how to encourage my mother to eat. If you're asking yourself whether it's time to call Hospice, it's probably already past time. This blessed organization... more »

  Trails90 wrote:

The clinical staff that actually sees and cares for the patients are amazing! The administrative staff including the director, do not understand nor do they attempt to understand what the nurses, hospice aides, chaplains and social workers do with and... more »

  Donna wrote:

Delaware Hospice is a group of quality individuals who do everything they can for an individual and their family without regard to ability to pay. Delaware Hospice enjoys a high satisfaction -- 100% of surveyed caregivers would recommend Delaware... more »

  Alixis wrote:

This place is far below expectations. If I had a loved one in this facility, I'd be very disappointed. The clients living there are not properly taken care of or supervised. Their dangerous and inappropriate behaviors are not addressed, and they need... more »

  Leslie20 wrote:

George Mark Children's House is a 15,000 square foot "home" for children with life threatening, life limiting illnesses. GMCH provides respite care, transitional care and end of life care for children and their families as well. GMCH is unique, it offers... more »

  MarlieN wrote:

Broken hearted for my mother in law who passed a couple of days ago in the "care" of Avow. She suffered horribly for hours when no staff showed up despite our phone calls. Her house was equipped with morphine etc but family members were never educated... more »

  Writer wrote:

Unity Hospice is a special organization. They supported my wife during some hard times and did an excelleent job of controlling the pain in her back and legs from cancer complications. My family has the utmost respect and appreciation for all they did... more »

  Felicia_B wrote:

Giving is the Best Feeling in the World! My mother inspires me to give. She raised my brother and I by herself. We had a small extended family but we visited them infrequently, mainly around holidays. For my brother and I, mom was our whole world.... more »

  Emmet wrote:

Daniel's Care is dismissing the care of Daniel Pruitt after 9 years of hospice care. The answer to a "why is this happening" question is unavailable. Dani has Type 1 SMA and lives in Lexington, KY. This dismissal was a shock to her parents. They... more »

  Writer wrote:

Stein Hospice was wonderful in the short time I interacted with them for a loved relative.Their nurse was so helpful in offering suggestions which helped my relative have a peaceful end. I'm very grateful for their service and only wished I had called... more »

  Jaye H. wrote:

The hardest part of living is dying - It is nice to have such a caring and compassionate group of people there to make the transition easier - Nothing was out of the question and the guidance and support were phenomenal more »

  dmclark wrote:

When my husband and son both died in 1988 there were NO bereavement support services available in Central Maine. My family got through it but had there been a place to go like the Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area Community Center the journey... more »

  CTaylor wrote:

I have been involved with Northland Hospice fundraisers for years - the reason is simple: they have touched so many families I know in northern AZ! When families are going through the indescribably tough time of losing a loved one, having an nonprofit... more »

  Amy_L wrote:

Thanking Bridget:Community Hospice of Northeast Floridahttp://communityhospice.com/It's been almost 18 years since my mother passed away after a 6 month, brutally hard battle with colon cancer. Because she was only in her 40s, she felt... more »

  Victoria wrote:

Five years ago, I sadly lost my mother to breast cancer. During her final days, she was a resident at the Williamsburg Hospice House, and I am not sure there are the words to express how grateful I am that this organization exsists within the Williamsburg-area.... more »

  Ken R.5 wrote:

The Elisabeth Kübler Ross Foundation operates in a dozen countries around the world. They continue the conversation on palliative care, hospice, and grief that EKR started in the mid 1960’s. As of 2020, they engaged in 57 collaborative projects around... more »

  andreanurse wrote:

My girlfriend is using your services and this is what she has posted on FB. Her husband is TRonald McCall. She is a healthcare professional . I am a nurse if 37 years. They live in Effingham County: I realize everybody is short staffed but with hospice... more »

  mcruzmorante wrote:

Excellent service. Very professional, caring and prompt attention in all areas. more »

  CraftingChange wrote:

Our nonprofit received a generous grant from Hearts for Hospice to help create Veterans Quilts for The Pete Moore Hospice House here in Lane County. I am also a frequent shopper of their cute shop on Main Street in Springfield! The dedicated volunteers... more »

  Julie Hardin wrote:

When I thought of hospice care, I always imagined it was for the patient. I didn't realize that it would be comforting for ME as well. Hospice of the Foothills was amazing from taking the stress out of getting my parents on hospice, acquiring the medical... more »

  lfwerman wrote:

Old Colony Hospice is outstanding. The comfort and care provided to the patients and the support to their families makes such a tremendous difference. I have personally learned from many and witnessed the compassionate care the extraordinary staff gives.... more »

  Jacqui S. wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that helps families and their terminally ill loved ones. They provide comfort and support at such an emotional time. They are WONDERFUL. more »

  cmack wrote:

Hospice of Middletown was wonderful for our family. When my father was incapacitated with Parkinson’s Disease, hospice was there to allow him to spend his remaining days at home and with his family. There was so much compassion from the people that... more »

  Bernice R. wrote:

My brother was in the hospice unit at University hospital for about 4 weeks, he had a trach & feeding tube. He received excellent care. We found the staff to be exceptional. They kept us informed and answered all our questions. We were there everday... more »

  Victoria Emmons wrote:

I walked in the Hike for Hope in 2011 to support this amazing organization that provides the most compassionate and caring end-of-life and grief support services. Who would have ever guessed that I would be so fortunate in 2012 to be invited to join the... more »

  SRLevine1 wrote:

Imagine facing your end-of-life alone or being buried in debt? Our Community House of Hope is a FREE community hospice resource that solves a significant problem in the local community. The home is comfortable and care is provided by dedicated... more »

  KarenD3 wrote:

Fairfield County House Hospice was exactly what my family needed at such a stressful, sad time. It felt like a home with a private entrance into our parent's room. Pain was well controlled, staff was kind, compassionate and fair. We took my parent out... more »

  emmaha77 wrote:

Hospice of Cumberland Count provides comfort to their patients and support to their family members. A truly caring and professional staff that can handle anything! In fact, their number one phrase they hear from families that have their service is- "We... more »

  darby88 wrote:

First night after surgery I used Chicago Methodist home Care. I cannot recommend them. I slept most of the time. I discovered a day later that two expensive rings were stolen. Theft was reported to the police. This agency does a poor job of vetting... more »

  sophia3 wrote:

No doctor ever visited my mother during the entire time my mother was under VNAIC's care. The nurses were very nice. The social worker and grief counselors were inadequate, at best. In fact, I found them to be unhelpful and in fact, they actually added... more »

  russel wrote:

I had no idea that there are two kinds of hospis facilities.The first type of hospis is able to accommodate everyone/anyone whom are passing away, no matter what the medical/physical condition may be.The Pathway Home, unfortunately is NOT that... more »

  Hazel2 wrote:

I have been fortunate to have seen the work of WWS on many occasions and to get to know the team very well. Their dedication and commitment is genuinely inspiring and the work they do gets great results. They have a holistic approach to care for the community... more »

  Jellifritz wrote:

Hospice was kind and I'd like one person by the name of Keith to be recognized, he was great! As my Mother was passing he was right there and talked us thru each process of what was going on. Of course I was noisy and asked alot of questions and he... more »

  unhappyboi wrote:

I waited about two years to get into housing and Claire housing picked me up - when I did a program like this before 10 years ago it was through St Stevens. Very different process let me tell you. First off PPL is notorious for taking 10 years to do one... more »

  Writer wrote:

As both a family member of several patients served by JACH and a volunteer, I cannot say enough about how caring and kind everyone associated with the organization is. more »

  charlesh wrote:

they are not very professional .someone with gastroparesis of the stomach you cant give long acting pain meds.&they pretty much told her if she didnt take them she wouldnt get her others.if the long acting would build up they would overdose her.im not... more »

  treeca43 wrote:

MY mother had long cancer and I called hospice of the valley. When they came out to her home they answered every question we had. When the care givers came to her home they sat with her and where there to make sure she was okay. They treated her like... more »

  ray7 wrote:

The Veteran Homestead Inc. has been providing shelter and services to the homeless since 1993. In these thirteen (13) years, we have developed four housing programs in Central Massachusetts, The Veteran Hospice, The Hero's Homestead, The Armistice Homestead... more »

  ShariDrewMomandDad wrote:

During the height of the 2020 corona virus our daughter, Shari, was dying of cancer. It did not matter if a love one was a few miles or thousand of miles away, Shari was almost completely isolated from family and friends. Four of the longest months... more »

  Kaitlyn_P wrote:

I work at a community bank that believes in giving back year round. With my fellow ladies at work we formed a group that helps various non-profits every month - but I can say without a doubt the work we did for the Aurora House meant the most to me. The... more »

  Truthofthematter wrote:

I contacted SAAF on September 18th, 2020 to update my intake as it had expired and I was in need of routine dental care. So I connected with my caseworker at SAAF. After some small talk we began the intake. She then requested my current Social Security... more »

  Jared Hughes wrote:

Capital Caring is grateful to The Hospice Cup for its long-standing, enthusiastic and generous support given to us since 1983. The volunteers, donors and sailors of The Hospice Cup have been such staunch supporters of Capital Caring’s world-class end-of-life... more »

  tdelahunt wrote:

My family turned to the Francis House to care for my father-in-law during the final stage of his battle against cancer - I wish we had found this resource sooner. Two weeks after moving into the Francis House, my-father-in law passed with all of his family... more »

  Ray Weglarz wrote:

Omega House is a community owned foster care home dedicated solely to caring for the terminally ill and supporting their family members and friends when the option of hospice care at home is not available. Over 325 residents have received care at Omega... more »

About Grateful Hearts Senior Dog Rescue & Sanctuary This rescue was created primarily for the senior dogs. Every senior has been... more »

To provide financial support to hospice of santa barbara, inc. more »

Our mission is to provide timely and compassionate legal services to low income persons diagnosed with terminal illnesses or hiv-disease.... more »

Our mission, in honoring life, is to help people of the north country die in spiritual, mental, and physical comfort. We support... more »

Care of the terminally ill more »

To promote the quality of life for persons facing life-limiting illnesses and for their families. more »

To provide end of life direction & advocacy in a culturally sensitive manner. To provide support to the ill & unfortunateto support... more »

The mission of the ronald mcdonald house of chapel hill is to provide a home-away-from-home for families of seriously ill children... more »

Our mission is to relieve suffering and improve the quality and dignity of life through compassionate hospice care at the end... more »

We are preserving lullabies - the joy of singing to children - through personal interviews with the care-givers, then diseminating... more »

We provide medical treatment and support for terminally ill patients and their families. Services are provided regardless of a... more »

Provide physical, psychological and spiritual support service to terminally ill patients and their families more »

The organization's purpose was to provide hospice-care services and support to individuals and families in miami-dade and monroe... more »

Program for the benefits of hospice patient more »

Our mission is to improve the health and lives of the people and communities we serve. more »

To provide specialized services to persons with a life limiting illness and their families. more »

Our mission is to walk alongside men, women and children with HIV disease and AIDS, through direct care, education, outreach and... more »

The organization pledges to provide quality programs, services, and technology to meet the unique physical, emotional, and spiritual... more »

The foundation for hospice and home care receives requests from homecare and hospice service providers for funds to offset specific... more »

Supporting cancer research, education and indigent care more »

Provide medical, nursing, counseling, and other supportive services for terminally ill persons and their families in north hawaii.... more »

To offer care and support to children and young adults with a shortened life expectancy, and their families. more »

"with open hearts and expertise, we serve the seriously ill and those touched by loss. " our grief and loss program is provided... more »

To provide 24 hour residential supervision of mildly disadvantaged children ages 0-18. Includes the provision of shared living... more »

Noah's Children provides medical, emotional, social and spiritual support for children facing loss, serious illness or end-of-life... more »

The mission of Good Shepherd Hospice is to provide compassionate, palliative care to persons in the latter stages of a life-limiting... more »

To provide health and psychosocial care in the appropriate location and to improve the well-being of persons and their families... more »

Helping individuals live with dignity through the final stage of life. more »

Establish and maintain programs which provide supportive care for terminally ill patients and their families and to provide associated... more »

Promotion of end of life care through services that promote education choices rights and support to persons with a terminal illness more »

Organized to provide hospice and palliative care services to residents of the local berkshire county community. more »

To provide benevolent assistance to distressed individuals and families burdened by hospice care expenses, as well as charitable... more »

The mission of Hospice of Anchorage is to help individuals and families prepare for and live well with serious life limiting illness,... more »

To provide nursing and counseling services to terminally ill patients in enid, oklahoma and the surrounding communities. more »

To provide hospice support services for terminally ill children and their immeidate families. more »

The organization is dormant. more »

Care for the terminally ill more »

Support for lower cape fear hospice, inc, a 501(c)3 charity. more »

As people of providence, we reveal god's love for all, especially the poor and vulnerable, through our compassionate service.... more »

Seasons is new orleans' first and only non-profit grief center, offering specialized bereavement counseling and psychotherapy... more »

The mission of the foundation is the construction of a 6-bed hospice residential facility which will provide twenty-four hour... more »

Hospice provides physical, social, emotional and spiritual support for people with life-threatening illnesses and their families.... more »

Operates thrift stores and provides management services to tax exempt organizations. more »

To provide guests with a secure, loving home without charge while providing physical, emotional, and spirtual support to the termanilly... more »

To manage the long-term investment portfolio to support the programs and activities of hopehealth, inc. more »