Every Gift Supports Exceptional Care
Every Gift Supports Exceptional Care
At Hospice of the Northwest Foundation, we champion the power of community support to ensure comprehensive end-of-life care. Through the generosity of donors like you, we raise vital funds that enable Hospice of the Northwest to go above and beyond standard care across Skagit, Snohomish, San Juan, and Island Counties.
Your donations through the Foundation make possible a rich array of integrated services that bring comfort and peace – from gentle massage therapy and soothing aromatherapy to therapeutic music, energy work, and heartwarming pet visits. We also ensure that grief support remains available to families and their circles of support for 13 months after the loss of a loved one, recognizing that the journey of healing deserves ongoing care and compassion.
As the fundraising partner of the region’s largest non-profit hospice provider, we transform community generosity into enhanced quality of life for patients and their loved ones. When you give to Hospice of the Northwest Foundation, you become part of a dedicated community, ensuring that our neighbors have access to both essential hospice care and the additional services that make each moment more meaningful.
Join us in our mission to fund compassion and dignity every moment of life.
A Night at the Kentucky Derby
The winning spirit of the Kentucky Derby was alive and well at the 2024 Ports of Call Gala & Auction! Guests polished their shoes, put on their bow ties and spectacular hats to enjoy an evening of elegance and excitement.
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Your Funds in Action
“My World Went From Night to Day”
A terminal prognosis is life-altering, scary, and difficult to prepare for. For Jean Molinari, cancer came suddenly. Her selfless response was to do her best to get her affairs in order and to try to avoid burdening her family – in particular her daughter and...
Enhancing Life with Reverie Harps
For some hospice patients, learning new things can be difficult. Their brains no longer have the dexterity for assimilating new languages, and their bodies have lost the flexibility for new dance moves. And yet, learning or experiencing something new can bring...
Elma Johnson: The Pie Lady
Since 2009, 92-year-old Elma Johnson has helped raise more than $106,500 by auctioning her wild blackberry pies at the annual Ports of Call Gala & Auction! Elma’s special connection to Hospice of the Northwest goes a long way back. Her son, Paul Johnson, was the...
Pediatric Hospice Care – A Different Kind of Care
Sam is curled up in his mom’s lap. At a glance, they look like any mother and 3 year old having a snuggle: Sam’s stuffed tiger hangs over the edge of the couch, and Laura is reading him his favorite story about a kid who wishes for duck feet. Sam and Laura aren’t like...