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  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »