HOW TO SUPPORT AHOC?
HOW TO SUPPORT AHOC?
The generous donors make it possible to maintain a 9,800-square-foot state-of-the-art facility where individuals and families receive compassionate care, comfort, and support on their journey through hospice. A portion of the funds raised is designated for our Charity Care program. Charity Care funding is available to assist patients and families who are underinsured, uninsured, or without other financial means with the expenses associated with care received at the Aroostook House of Comfort. It is our mission to provide quality end-of-life care regardless of one’s ability to pay. Fundraising efforts include private donations, naming opportunities, grants, and local fundraising events such as the Annual Golf Classic and the Remembrance Way Garden & Pathway. Our success is due to the support of volunteers, donors, and our local communities.
Your gift will help sustain our non-profit facility and assist families in need of hospice services regardless of their ability to pay.
Your contribution helps individuals and families receive compassionate care, comfort, and support on their journey through hospice.
The Aroostook Hospice Foundation (AHF) has partnered with Plancorp, LLC to assist in the professional investment and fiduciary management of its assets.
The Aroostook Hospice Foundation, owner of the Aroostook House of Comfort, is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
The Golf Classic has become the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts, raising over $300,000. We invite you to take part in this charity event.
The Aroostook House of Comfort’s Remembrance Way Garden & Pathway is paved with personalized etched stones honoring family and friends.
Supporting the Aroostook Hospice Foundation and the Aroostook House of Comfort is a way to honor a loved one or to invest in our mission.
This event aims to raise funds for the Aroostook House of Comfort, promote awareness, and celebrate the lives of those touched by hospice. Join us to walk, reflect, and honor loved ones together.
With the Giving Tag, you can support the Aroostook House of Comfort by directing your $1 donation generated from the purchase of either the Community Bag or the Fight Hunger Bag.
Our success is due to the support of volunteers, donors, and our local communities.
The Aroostook House of Comfort, together with the community, provides individuals and their loved ones compassionate care, comfort, dignity, and support when patient needs are greater than home hospice can provide.
It is through our community and its generosity we can provide compassionate care and comfort to so many in Aroostook County.
Learn more about how your donation helps sustain our non-profit facility and assist individuals regardless of their ability to pay.
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TESTIMONIALS
“When our family's world felt as though it was falling apart as we grappled with the impending loss of my mom, the question around how we would proceed to put her at ease in her final days had an easy answer for us. The Aroostook House of Comfort is such a gift to our community and families in northern Maine. While I wish no one ever had to utilize their services, when families need help with a dying loved one, there is no other place I would turn to or recommend than the Aroostook House of Comfort. Their staff was incredibly attentive, providing comfort and guidance not just to Mom but to all of us in the family during and after her passing. If you have a loved one who may need end-of-life care, I can recommend no other facility and team higher than the Aroostook House of Comfort.”
Trey Stewart
"The Aroostook House of Comfort, to me and my family, was a place in Presque Isle that we knew as “The Hospice House.” On August 3, our family started looking at this place in a different light and will continue to do so for the rest of our lives. When we drove up, the first thing we noticed was the beautiful landscaping, the peaceful aura of the place itself, and the warm, inviting atmosphere of the building. The team was getting Dad settled in his new room. We were greeted by an extremely friendly volunteer who welcomed us and ushered us into a room where Dr. Jones was waiting for us. Our experience with the House was nothing short of amazing. I can’t say enough good things about the place itself, the staff that works and volunteers there, or the amazing mission of the organization.”
Tony Lahey