Campus of Caring Announces Public Phase of $3.6 Million Campaign for the Hospice Residence

HINGHAM, Mass. - Aug. 6, 2013 - PRLog -- Campus of Caring, the non-profit organization that is raising funds for NVNA and  Hospice’s purchase and renovation of the Hospice Residence at Turkey Hill, announced today the public phase of the $3.6 million dollar capital campaign.

In a partnership that reflects their shared mission to bring the first non-profit residence to the South Shore, Campus of Caring and NVNA and Hospice are utilizing the resources of both organizations to raise the capital funds necessary to offset the purchase and renovation costs of the Hingham property that will become the new hospice residence.

Located on Turkey Hill adjacent to the Weir River Farm, the hospice residence will provide a much needed home for people under hospice care who can no longer stay in their own home. No such residence exists for South Shore residents; of the nine hospice homes in the state, the closest are in Needham and on Cape Cod.

“We are grateful for the generosity of our supporters to date which have included local individuals, businesses, and foundations. As the hospice residence moves toward opening we are inviting everyone to support this much needed community project,” said Campus of Caring co-founder and President Ralph E. Tedeschi.  “The hospice home will be available for families all across the South Shore and we need complete community wide support to transform the building into a residence where NVNA and Hospice can care for those in need of a home-like setting for end of life care.”

There are many levels of giving available including naming rights to the hospice residence. To learn more about ways that you can personally support this effort with a gift please visit www.campusofcaring.org, or call at 781-610-1407.