Why I volunteer – Marti Milks
Every time, I step through that front door, I get so much more back than I can ever give. People ask me, “how can you work there”, and I tell them every time… it’s such a beautiful place.
Why I volunteer – William Hammond
In July 2016, my grandma went to Hospice in her final hours because Hospice was just like home, and she wanted to relax before she passed on.
Why I volunteer – Heather Bostock
I started volunteering at Hospice Georgian Triangle in 2017. My career was in the healthcare field and I found it especially rewarding to care for palliative clients.
Why I volunteer – Guy Harris
I’m a person who likes to keep busy. Hospice filled this bill wonderfully.
Why I volunteer – Barb Gotuaco
I am a retired nurse who spent many years as a Manager on the Medical Unit of our local hospital. This gave me first-hand experience observing families struggle with the dying process and resultant grief.
Why I volunteer – Sue McKenzie Hough
I originally volunteered to be on the Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation Board because of my personal experience; respect, dignity and professional care during my husband’s end of life journey. I wanted to give back.
National Hospice Palliative Care Week 2022
(May 2, 2022 Collingwood, Ontario) From May 1st – 7th , 2022, Hospice Georgian Triangle and the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association (CHPCA) are honouring National Hospice Palliative Care Week. We are celebrating the […]
Hospice Georgian Triangle Seeks Volunteers for the Board of Directors
Join the Hospice Georgian Triangle Board and contribute to the mission: “Excellent palliative care for all.” The Board supports staff and trained volunteers in providing exceptional supportive care in the […]
Hike & Bike for Hospice Georgian Triangle is a success!
12th Annual fundraising event raises more than $176,000 for Hospice Georgian Triangle. The community oiled their bike chains and pulled on their hiking shoes on sunny Sunday May 29th in […]
A way of remembering
At the changing of every season, Ellen Oelbaum visits Campbell House, to make sure the entrance is welcoming and beautiful.
