Donations

Every gift enhances the care we give to our patients, their families, Your donations support our comprehensive Hospice program, including the John and Orpha Blair Hospice Residence, Palliative Care Service, DeFrees Support Program, and our extensive bereavement services and the community we serve.

Each August, we conduct our annual membership drive and we welcome you to become a member of Hospice of Warren County. In addition to supporting our programs in very significant ways, members also receive our newsletters, are invited to all of our special programs, and become eligible for serving on our advisory and governing boards.

Gifts to Hospice of Warren County are also given to honor an individual and many gifts are given to honor the memory of deceased loved ones.

Hospice of Warren County, a non-profit affiliate of Warren General Hospital received contributions during the month of January enhancing the care we give to our patients, their families, and the community we serve. Donations were received in memory of the following: Jimmy Bancroft, Robert R. Brenan, MaryAnn Buerkle, Sam Cerando, Angelo Ceriola, Spike Cole, Marcia Cosmano, Helen Culbertson, Lawrence Curtin, Deborah Curtis, Bob Denardi, Richard Eck, Judy Dicembre Ekey, Bob Fields, Arthur Flick, Nora Fors, Eric Frid, Maxine Frid, Rudy Gerbec, Donald Gheres, Howard Godfrey, Lua Haight, Clyde Harman, Laura Harper, Mary Himmler, Beattie “Bea” Jarvis, Theresa Juliano, Gordon Kay, Robert Kreitzbender, Thomas Eugene Lynn, Eunice Martin, Fred Martin, Joanne Martin, Sherry Mayers, Rachel McElhattan, Edward “Mitch” Mitchell, Eleanor Morris, Carl Nelson, Marion Nelson, Carolyn Nyberg, Thomas P. O’Brien, Robert Orth Sr., Audry Papalia, Meredith Pizer, Peter Polley, Bobby J. Reitz, Bucky Samuelson, Jim Scalise, Albert Schenck, Jack Schorman, Jim Schorman, Duane Shoffner, Cathy Smith, George Spangler, Rick Stanko, Gary Stone, Nancy Stone, Bonnie Streich, Ann Jean Tomassone, Mary Tomassone, Tom Tomassone, Victoria Tomassone, Gladys Yoder, Melvin Yoder, and Susan Young.

Donations were also given in honor of Robert Dietsch and Kay Smith on her 98th birthday.

As Hospice of Warren County is a not-for-profit organization, all gifts are indeed tax-deductible. Thank you for considering supporting our program with your generous gifts.

Click here for more information about planned giving opportunities including Memorial Contributions, cash contributions, and Planned Gifts as part of your estate planning.

Donations may be mailed to:Hospice of Warren County, P.O. Box 68, Warren, PA 16365

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