Hospice Fund
2025 Grants
- Androscoggin Home Health Services, to provide workshops to older adults, caregivers and the community to raise awareness about hospice services: $5,000
- Camp Kita, to expand access to bereavement support through grief and comfort resources via mail, virtual workshops and an enhanced resource center for suicide-loss survivors: $4,750
- Hospice Help Foundation, to provide urgent financial assistance to help hospice patients afford essential items and life's end: $7,110
- Hospice of Southern Maine, for two community liasions who provide educaton about hospice, grief and other end-of-life topics: $6,000
- The Center for Grieving Children, to increase capacity for peer-support bereavement and Tender Living Care programs: $7,000
2024 Grants
- Chaplaincy Institute of Maine, to strengthen end-of-life programming and develop a workshop that provides opportunity to explore pathways through grief: $6,600
- Hospice Help Foundation, to provide critical financial support to hospice patients who are unable to afford essential comforts: $10,463
- Laudholm Trust, to build a supportive community that emphasizes healing through nature for caregivers and the bereaved in York County: $5,000
- VNA Home & Hospice, to improve and expand educational provider events to increase awareness of hospice services: $10,000
2023 Grants
- Harbour Signers, to increase chorus membership, and identify new opportunities and partnerships for bedside singing: $3,000
- Hospice Help Foundation, to provide financial support to hospice patients: $15,000
- Hospice of Southern Maine, for its bereavement program including grief counseling, support groups, and grief education in Cumberland and York counties: $5,000
- The Center for Grieving Children, to maintain and broaden its virtual programs: $10,000
