Grieving a loss can make the holidays feel heavy. This free community seminar offers helpful ideas for navigating grief, understanding common triggers, and preparing for the holiday season after the loss of a loved one.
The 4th Annual Walk for Hospice brought together 442 participants and 31 teams and raised more than $75,000 for the Aroostook House of Comfort. Thank you to everyone who made the 2026 Walk possible.
The District One Freemasons pledged $50,000 to the Aroostook Hospice Foundation, dedicating Patient Suite 1 with their Masonic emblem in honor of members and families who found comfort at the House of Comfort. Discover their story and the Naming Opportunities campaign supporting hospice care.
Have you lost a loved one? When someone we love dies, it can feel overwhelming. The truth is many are walking a similar path. Consider coming to a place where you can talk, grieve, and move forward with people who are also grieving.
Have you lost a loved one? When someone we love dies, it can feel overwhelming. The truth is many are walking a similar path. Consider coming to a place where you can talk, grieve, and move forward with people who are also grieving.
A generous gift from the Hedrich family has created two new naming opportunities at the Aroostook House of Comfort: Sandy's Kitchen and Joe's Laundry Room, honoring two beloved family members and helping ensure compassionate hospice care continues for families across northern Maine for years to come.
Grief can leave you feeling confused, forgetful, and emotionally overwhelmed, but these experiences are a common part of the healing process. Learn why grief affects the mind, what to expect, and practical ways to find support, rest, and hope as you navigate loss, knowing you are not alone.
The 13th Annual Aroostook House of Comfort Golf Classic raised $96,000 on June 20th, bringing our 13-year total to over $700,000! Thanks to our sponsors, volunteers, and 45 golf teams for supporting compassionate hospice care in Aroostook County.
Helping a grieving person can feel awkward, but your presence matters more than finding the perfect words. From practical tasks in the early days to simple check-ins months later, small and consistent gestures of support make a meaningful difference throughout the bereavement journey.
The Aroostook Hospice Foundation received $16,000 in donor advised funding through the Maine Community Foundation to support its Charity Care Patient Assistance Fund.