The 11th annual Bike Michiana for Hospice and the 34th annual Walk for Hospice was hosted this weekend by Center for Hospice Care (CHC) and Hospice Foundation. The ride and walk began and finished next to the beautiful Central Park along the St. Joseph River …
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Theodore Roosevelt, in one of his most widely quoted speeches, poignantly painted the picture of a man “in the arena.” Roosevelt’s intent was to inspire and encourage individuals to take action, to dare to take on big challenges risking and experiencing …
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The Helping Hands Award to individuals, couples and families who have demonstrated civic and charitable stewardship to improve the quality of living in the communities we serve. The award recognizes the recipients for exhibiting exceptional generosity …
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Center for Hospice Care’s DNA is intertwined with the community. We exist because of the vision and collaboration of community members and organizations that helped launch us. That memory is part of what fuels our commitment to improve the quality of living …
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Center for Hospice Care (CHC) is committed to improving the quality of living for our patients, their families and the broader community. In addition to being the largest hospice provider in the state, CHC also provides palliative care, which is intended to …
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On August 20, 2013, Center for Hospice Care (CHC) and the Hospice Foundation officially welcomed the public to its new Mishawaka Campus. During a news conference at the time, President/CEO Mark Murray noted, “This facility, this location and this remarkable …
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For 35 years, Center for Hospice Care (CHC) has been honoring deserving recipients with our Helping Hands Award. We are excited that the 2019 Helping Hands Award recipient is Catherine Hiler – a true community servant and long-time supporter of CHC and the …
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Most kids don’t go to camp to talk about grief, but at Camp Evergreen, that’s the whole point. It may sound strange to some, but this camp focuses on helping children cope with the loss of a loved one and to feel less lonely during the process. …
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