New Pediatric Program for the Holidays

     The holidays are a time of celebration, thanksgiving and gift giving.  Children on hospice often face limitations that significantly impact their quality of life and normal childhood experiences.  Our new Holiday Gift Program is an opportunity to provide a gift that will bring joy to a child and a positive memory for their family. Requests will be honored during the months of October through December. The Holiday Gift Program is part of HPCF's Pediatric Care Program.  For more information visit our Programs Page.

Tena's Legacy Run

Tena's Legacy Run, a Virtual Race to Benefit Grieving Children, will take place between August 13 and September 29, 2020. A virtual race is a race that can be run (or walked) from any location you choose. You can run, jog, or walk on the road, on the trail, on the treadmill, at the gym, or on the track. You get to run your own race, at your own pace, and time it yourself.
All proceeds will benefit Camp Hands of Hope! For more information and instructions on how to participate, visit our camp website.

LongLeaf Fund Provides Assistive Apps for Homebound Pediatric Hospice Patients

HPCF has recently received a grant from the LongLeaf Fund for our Technology for Hope Program. Funds from this grant will be used to assist homebound pediatric hospice patients by upgrading iPads with assistive apps to improve communications with their medical team, provide therapeutic assistance, and help normalize play. Thank you, LongLeaf Fund and the Foundation for the Carolinas for your generous support!

The Mark Elliott Motley Foundation Helps Families Attend Camp Hands of Hope

Support from the Mark Elliott Motley Foundation has been received through a grant for Camp Hands of Hope. Funds from this grant will be used to provide bereavement camp experiences and resources for families in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester Counties. We would like to thank the Mark Elliott Motley Foundation for continuing to help us provide support to youth and their families who have experienced the loss of a loved one. 

Sisters of Charity Foundation Provides Emergency COVID-19 Response Funding

We are pleased to announce that the Sisters of Charity Foundation has funded a grant to expand our ability to provide emergency financial assistance to adult and pediatric hospice patients in South Carolina who are experiencing financial difficulties due to unfunded expenses, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. We would like to thank the Sisters of Charity Foundation for continuing to assist us in supporting these patients and their families who are in need.