Kiwanis Club supports our new children and youth programs!
Sometimes people try to protect children, but we must remember; if we are old enough to love, we are old enough to grieve.
Hospice Georgian Triangle celebrates the official Grand Opening of our new location!
The expansion of Hospice Georgian Triangle was needed to meet the growing needs of our community.
Why I volunteer – Lou Richardson
My husband and I spent the last 7 days of her life together sharing stories and memories, laughing, crying and cherishing every remaining moment. How honoured we felt.
Why I volunteer – Pat Alborough
My parents (Barnstaple, North Devon, UK) always supported their local hospice. They were on a monthly plan where the equivalent of $14 per month went directly from their bank account to the hospice coffers.
A letter to our community
It may not be ‘business as usual’ for Hospice Georgian Triangle and the HGT Foundation during this unprecedented time in history, but we want to assure our community that we continue to be here for you.
We are expanding!
We’re grateful to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for the grant that allows us to equip and staff these new programs, to The Audrey and Donald Campbell Family Foundation for assisting with leasehold improvements, and to you, our community, for helping to make our new location with expanded services possible.
Brand New Website Launched!
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new website. In 2019, we set out to redesign the Hospice Georgian Triangle website to better communicate to families in crisis dealing with life-limiting illness.
Care for our home from yours
Due to the global pandemic, we have regrettably cancelled the 2020 Care Gala. However the need for fundraising is greater than ever before.
In Loving Memory of Margot Brandreth: A Tribute from Hospice Georgian Triangle
It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we share the passing of a dear friend of hospice, Margot Brandreth. Margot was a cherished member of the Hospice Georgian […]
Volunteers Wanted!
Today is April 1st, and that is an important date. Not because it is April Fools! But because Volunteer Appreciation Week falls in April. Here at Hospice Georgian Triangle, 80% of our workforce is made up of volunteers. So we are celebrating Volunteer Appreciation MONTH! And what better way to start out this important month, than to put a call out there for more volunteers!