Hospice of Acadiana offers multiple avenues for making donations, allowing individuals to support their mission in various ways.
One common method is through financial contributions, where donors can make one-time or recurring monetary donations to help cover the costs of hospice care and support services. Additionally, the organization may welcome in-kind donations, such as medical supplies, equipment, or other tangible items that contribute to the comfort and well-being of patients.
By providing multiple avenues for donation—be it through financial support, in-kind contributions, or volunteering—Hospice of Acadiana ensures that individuals can contribute in ways that align with their preferences and abilities, fostering a sense of community involvement and shared responsibility in end-of-life care.
Through our Mission Moments Fund we are able to provide special requests and/or meet basic needs of our patients during their last chapter of life.
Learn more about our Mission MomentsThrough Acadiana's Center for Loss & Transition, we provide free grief counseling to the community at-large. This is done through individual counseling, support groups, workshops, and in-services held throughout the year.
Learn more about our special programsThrough our support programs—We Honor Veterans, Food with Love, Pet Peace of Mind—we provide direct assistance to our patients and their families.
Learn more about our special programsIf you are interested in making a corporate or in-kind donation, please contact Kacee Thompson at (337) 232-1234 or via email at kacee@hospiceacadiana.com. All contributions to the Hospice of Acadiana Foundation are tax-deductible.
The Hospice of Acadiana Foundation is a publicly supported, tax-exempt corporation which was created by the Board of Directors of Hospice of Acadiana, Inc., a non-profit organization. The Foundation serves as the primary fundraising organization to help underwrite many of the support programs and services of Hospice of Acadiana, Inc. The Foundation was established in May 1996 and was granted non-profit status under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code in May 1997.
At our hospice, our unwavering commitment is to provide hospice services that not only offer respect and dignity to our patients but also extend a compassionate hand to the community. As a nonprofit organization, we go the extra mile by offering free services that other hospice providers simply cannot, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their financial means, receives the quality care and support they deserve during their most challenging times.
Our family of companies is wholeheartedly committed to supporting yours and are organized to provide a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the needs of caring for your loved ones.