Memorial Day is Almost Here!
Won’t you join me in planning a party this summer? Our 4th annual Hospice Savannah Summer Nights means a summer full of parties to benefit our community-funded services such as…
National Nurses Week
May 6-12 is National Nurses Week, a time to express appreciation to all nurses for sharing their gifts and talents. I wish to tell our Hospice Savannah nurses, “Thank you…
Thanks to our volunteers: National Volunteer Week, April 21 – 27
Every week – but especially during National Volunteer Week – we honor and thank our 200-plus Hospice Savannah volunteers who offer support, companionship and hope to those facing a life-limiting…
Hospice Savannah Golf Tournament is May 13th
Join us at the Landings Club’s Palmetto Course for lunch at noon and tee-off at 1:30 p.m. I am so grateful to Wells Fargo Insurance Services for sponsoring this fun…
Children’s Grief Camp coming soon
The first weekend of May is an important time for me. Each year I make plans to attend Camp Aloha as a volunteer. And each year I return home exhausted but profoundly…
Earning a Gold Seal!
I am proud to serve as the CEO of the only Joint Commission accredited hospice in our area! The Joint Commission is the nation’s oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting…
Dancing for Hospice Savannah!
Our friends at First African Baptist Church are holding a health fair and Dance-A-Thon in Ellis Square by City Market on Saturday, April 6th. D.J. Romeo will lead the fun…
Resiliency and Advocacy
This week I’d like to wish our social workers “Happy Social Work Month”. This year’s theme is “Weaving Threads of Resiliency and Advocacy: The Power of Social Work.” Social Work…
Helping in Bryan, Liberty, Effingham and Long!
Hospice Savannah was founded 34 years ago during a time when hospices were a cutting edge, revolutionary way to provide end of life care. We opened our doors as a…
Hospice Help in Your Home
Research shows that caregivers want to look after their loved ones in the comfort of their own homes during the end of life. If they can manage, they don’t want…