A Good Place for Art
Whenever there is an experience where you have to be thoughtful, that is a good place for art. Hembree Sutton recently donated this beautiful painting in response to the care…
A Vacation Saved
Daisy Kay and her family recently went to Florida to visit her cousin, and they took her 88-year-old grandmother. And on the way down they stopped in Savanah, GA, a…
A Neighbor In Need
Edmund Eugene Duncan knows exactly how the costs related to durable medical equipment add up. “My wife was in a head-on collision and injured her left leg, right ankle, and…
Being Mindful as a Part of Life
Ben Motley with the Palmetto Peace Project is working with Hospice & Community Care to offer Mindfulness classes, twice a month, free of charge to the public. When asked to…
Between Inhale and Exhale
Life happens between an inhale and an exhale Becky Hamilton has been a registered nurse with Hospice & Community Care for over twenty-five years. Becky is a Veteran and our…
Volunteer Spotlight – Tom Bates
Tom Bates, Army Veteran and member of American Legion Post 34 Honor Guard, stands by his fellow Veterans and volunteers his time to honor Veterans receiving Hospice care. “I originally…
Summertime & Grief
Long summer days bring about memories of family vacations, lazy days by the water, and spending time outside with the ones you love. Summer gives us so much to love,…
Volunteer Spotlight – Deneen Duren
It takes a special person to be a hospice volunteer. Deneen Duran is just that type of special person. Deneen works as a patient companion as well as a bereavement…
Tools for Grief on Father’s Day
Father’s Day, like other holidays, can be a hard holiday for many people. While the Hallmark ads sell us images of happy fathers and children, many of us we do…
Overcoming the Summer Giving Slump
Kids are out of school, vacation season beckons, and families gather to celebrate holidays and family reunions. Lakes are full of boats, cookouts and baseball games abound, and there are…