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4,000 Reasons to Get Involved

Your gift will make an impact for over 4,000 people each year who receive education and exceptional care during advanced illness, end-of-life, and grief. Hospice Calgary relies on donations from people like you to help cover rising costs and other necessary expenses so we can continue offering essential support to those who need it most.

With many ways to give, you can choose how to make your impact.

One Time Giving

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Your gift is a lifeline for every person who needs compassionate care.

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Join the community of monthly donors to create a long-term impact.

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Get creative to raise funds that will support Hospice Calgary.

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Invest in the future of caring for people facing advanced illness, end-of-life, and grief.

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Create a lasting legacy of hope and well-being for end-of-life and grief care.

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You can help us provide exceptional care through your kind donations.

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Online Resources

Our resource library is an always-evolving collection of resources and information to support individuals and families facing any advanced illness or following a death. The resources are available to everyone and cover various illness, death, and grief topics. Browse the library to find content created by our team, links to resources from other organizations, and book recommendations for all ages.

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Education

Almost 2000 people a year benefit from our in-service consultation, training, seminars, and accredited workshops. Individuals and groups that call on us for training and resources include anyone who would like to broaden their understanding of palliative care and grief personally or professionally.

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