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.
The Aroostook Hospice Foundation received $16,000 in donor advised funding through the Maine Community Foundation to support its Charity Care Patient Assistance Fund.
The Logan P. Graves Foundation returns as the $10,000 Platinum Sponsor of the 13th Annual Aroostook House of Comfort Golf Classic, set for Saturday, June 20, 2026, at the Presque Isle Country Club. Team registration is full, but sponsorship opportunities remain. Learn how your support makes a difference.
The Aroostook House of Comfort 2025 Annual Report is here. See how community generosity topped $616,000 and helped ensure that no family faces the journey through hospice alone.
This season of reflection and gratitude, we launch our first Fall Giving Campaign. Your gift sustains compassionate end-of-life care at Aroostook House of Comfort, supporting our Charity Care Program, maintaining our welcoming home, and providing personalized support that brings comfort and dignity during life's most tender moments.
The Aroostook Hospice Foundation's 3rd Annual Walk for Hospice raised over $68,000 for the Aroostook House of Comfort. Held at Caribou High School Track & Trails, 364 participants and 24 teams joined together to honor lives touched by hospice care. Mark your calendar for the 4th Annual Walk on September 12, 2026!
Family and friends gathered for the annual Remembrance Way dedication ceremony at Aroostook House of Comfort, honoring twenty-five loved ones with personalized memorial stones, gardens, and benches. The ceremony featured heartfelt music, prayer, and reflection in our peaceful memorial garden and pathway.
Thanks to our golf teams, volunteers, and sponsors, the Annual Aroostook House of Comfort Golf Classic raised $90,000 for compassionate hospice care in Aroostook County. These funds ensure families have access to the care, comfort, and dignity they need during life's most difficult moments.