As a nonprofit hospice, philanthropic support is essential to ensuring that Hospice of the Piedmont can continue to provide compassionate, high-quality care for patients and families facing serious illness and end-of-life challenges. This support helps sustain and expand vital programs, allowing us to offer meaningful services that address the physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs of those we care for.

The following programs are all funded thanks to generous community philanthropy.

Hospice House

Offers 24/7 care in a peaceful, home-like setting.
Available for patients needing support outside of
the home, or who have no caregiver or any other
place to call home.

Palliative Medicine

Provides expert care for those with serious illness,
focusing on symptom relief, comfort, and emotional
support while still allowing patients to receive
curative treatments.

Compassionate Care Fund

Covers hospice benefits for patients without
Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance, so no one
is denied care due to financial hardship. Provides
“above and beyond” care, including certain
medications, treatments, etc. that support patients
but aren’t typically covered.

Kids’ Grief and Healing

Provides a safe environment for children and teens
to process grief and learn they are not alone. The
program includes our Journeys Camp, 1:1 support,
workshops and in-school counseling opportunities.

Grief and Healing

Offers counseling and support groups for anyone in
our community coping with loss, helping individuals
and families navigate grief with compassion.