Rosedale Garden Campaign 2024

Rosedale Needs Your Help

At Rosedale Hospice, we provide the best comfort care for our patients and their families. For this year’s summer campaign, your gift will help keep the feeling of HOME at Rosedale. Let’s raise $10,000 by August 31st, 2024.

“Dad was treated with the respect [given to] every patient. When I brought him to the hospice, he walked through the doors and said, ‘this will be my last home’.” 

-Family Member of Rosedale Patient

Donate now by filling out the form below ⬇

We’re thrilled to announce that because of YOU we’ve surpassed our goal of $10,000!

This achievement is a testament to the power of our community and your generosity. But the journey doesn’t end here. We’re still accepting donations, and with your continued support, we can keep the feeling of home at Rosedale.

Name Cards in the Garden

When you donate $110 or more and tribute your gift, we will place a beautiful temporary name card in the back garden at Rosedale with the name you choose. This card will be displayed for the summer of 2024.

We’ve already reached the number of cards we had in the garden in 2023 – donate today to fill the garden with more beautiful tributes!

Donate $110  or more and celebrate your loved one with a temporary name card in the garden. Donations for the Summer Garden Campaign accepted until August 31, 2024.

Other Supports

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.

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.