Give Back to Hospice of Union County
Make a donation today 980-993-7300
As not-for-profit agencies that serves people without regard to their ability to pay, Hospice of Union County and Hospice of Anson County accepts pledges and donations from individuals, corporations and organizations. We also accept donations of specific items. Please contact us for more information on suggested items.
Your donations allow us to:
- Provide care for those in our community whose life is measured in months or weeks, rather than years
- Continue offering support groups and counseling for children, teens and adults through the Community Grief program
- Offer specialized programs to better support patients and families
Make a Donation
To make a donation by mail:
Please make your check payable to Hospice of Union County or Hospice of Anson County and mail to:
Hospice of Union County
700 W. Roosevelt Blvd.
Monroe, NC 28110
If you have any questions regarding making a donation or receiving a receipt for your tax-deductible donation, please call 980-993-7300.
Additional Ways to Donate:
- Purchase a Memorial Brick or Plaque on the Memorial Garden Walk
– To purchase, download and fill out this form - Give a Honorarium gift
– To purchase, download and fill out this form - Give a Memorial gift
– To purchase, download and fill out this form
Memorial gifts and Honorariums may be given to Hospice of Union County and Hospice of Anson County by printing and completing the attached forms and mailing it along with your check to:
Hospice of Union County
700 W. Roosevelt Blvd.
Monroe, NC 28110
Your gift, payable to Hospice of Union County or Hospice of Anson County, is tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.
Atrium Health does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, diagnosis, or age in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities or in employment.
Fundraising
Our fundraising efforts help to provide care for those patients who cannot afford to pay for their own end-of-life care. Learn more about how you can become involved.
Volunteering
Volunteering is truly the gift that rewards the giver as much as the recipient.
Carefully chosen and carefully trained, our volunteers bring an open heart and an extra pair of hands while they donate their time, efforts and talents to patients and their loved ones.
Volunteer opportunities are available in the areas of patient/family care, community service and administration.
Patient/Family Care Volunteers can provide:
- Companionship for patient and/or family members
- Help running errands, such as shopping assistance
- Light housekeeping and yardwork
- Provide pet therapy (McWhorter House only)
- Professional services (massage, hairdressing, etc.)
- Comfort and a listening ear
All volunteers are provided orientation and yearly education.