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Your Donations At Work! 


Impacting Lives of Those Affected By End of Life Issues

CFASC Thrift Store

"We like to donate goods to this thrift store because their proceeds go right back into their programs and not a CEO’s pocket. We can see a direct impact right in our community. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The store is clean and organized, not messy and junky looking."

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- Linda S. 

Adult Gift & Relief Fund

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Women Volunteers
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"This help came when we were at our lowest and it relieved us of a large burden and started us on the road to recovery. We can't possibly thank you enough for your kind assistance."

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- Hospice Family

Pediatric Gift & Relief Fund

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"The Hospice & Palliative Care Foundation ensured that a pediatric patient and his family would continue to make memories despite his terminal diagnosis. The family had a minivan that had not worked in many years unfortunately this was the only automobile that would comfortably fit the patient and his entire family. With the assistance of the foundation, the family was able to purchase a new motor for the minivan. Now the family will be able to travel together and make new memories during this precious time. "

 

- Social Worker of Pediatric Patient

Camp Hands of Hope

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"I met other teenagers my age that could relate to my loss.

I no longer felt alone in the world grieving."

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- Alexis M. 

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"Being with other adults facing the same challenges provided a level of support I had not received from other resources. I learned ways to not only work through my grief process, but also how to talk to my children and help them. Since my husband passed away, I had a hard time communicating with my children. I did not want them to see me cry. I wanted to be strong for them. I found out during the retreat - they were doing the same things: trying to be strong for me."

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- Diane T.

HPCF Education Program

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The staff at HPCF visited our “parent’s night” to provide a presentation about grief. Teachers, families, and children that attended were able to participate in a grief activity that provided valuable insight into the grieving process. We are able to take the tools we learned and train other staff that can help families and children impacted by a death in their family.

 

- Saluda River Academy for the Arts, West Columbia SC 

Pediatric Technology for Hope

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" We are currently caring for an 8 year old little boy, diagnosed with a brain tumor at the end of July 2013. He suffered what appears to be a stroke, at the end of January 2014 and has been unable to communicate through speech since then. We contacted the Foundation to apply for an iPad.  The iPad has allowed him to be able to speak through assistive apps. He can use message boards and speaking apps that help him get his needs across. This has been such a huge relief for him and his mom and made his quality of life so much better!"

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- Child Life Specialist of Pediatric Patient

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Spartanburg, South Carolina

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HPCF is recognized as a public charity under Internal Revenue Code Section 509(a) and has 501(c)(3) status. Donations to HPCF are deductible. Donors should consult their tax advisor for questions regarding deductibility. Our EIN is 57-1107253. A copy of the HPCF determination letter is available upon request.

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