- Cooking and grief – why does it matter what I eat? - By Debbie Wilson, LCSW, Grief Support Specialist with Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care Cooking and grief may not seem to go hand in hand. But, I hear from so many people "why does it matter what I eat?" After the loss of someone you love and have cared for, it's not uncommon to dismiss your… Continue Reading
- It’s a Garden Soiree to Help Local Families - We're counting the days until this garden soiree to help local families. Deborah Smith and Dr. Mark Myron have opened their lovely garden to Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care on September 5. When supporters purchase Patron Tickets to our signature fundraiser, Sunday Night Live, they will receive an exclusive invitation to join us. This… Continue Reading
- Raffles bring comfort and care to Kansas City families - Kansas City is an amazing place to live and work. And, for almost 40 years, Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care has cared for the families of this place we all call home. Today we want to tell you about some amazing volunteers and truly generous donors who are working to bring even more compassionate… Continue Reading
- Head for the Cure supports Solace House - by Lisa Templeton-Farmer, Director of Grief Programs at Kansas City Hospice and Solace House. Head for the Cure events are community-powered fundraisers bringing the fight against brain cancer. Join us for the Head for the Cure 5K in Kansas City on August 25, created by the family of Chris Anthony. Chris courageously navigated his brain… Continue Reading
- Getting more “bang” for your charitable donation “buck” - by Paul Dreher, Financial Advisor, The Retirement Planning Group Many folks hold a nonprofit organization near and dear to their heart. And of course people are often compelled to show benevolence through volunteering time or making financial donations. But, now more than in the past there are some factors to consider when making a financial… Continue Reading
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