Ways to Give: Outright Gifts

• Cash

A gift of cash is the most direct and popular way to support Hospice of North Central Ohio.
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• Memorial Giving

Many friends of Hospice give donations when a loved one or friend dies. People often choose memorial contributions as a way to commemorate the birthday or anniversary of a loved one annually. One of the most meaningful ways to support Hospice is by designating Hospice of North Central Ohio as the beneficiary of memorials when a loved one dies. By suggesting in the obituary that contributions be made to Hospice, family members and friends know they are supporting important work close to the family of the deceased. Most funeral homes have envelopes available for this purpose.
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• Gifts in Honor Of

A gift "in honor of" someone special gives you the opportunity to express your love and respect for a family member, friend or business associate. This is a meaningful way to observe a birthday, anniversary, retirement or professional achievement in lieu of or addition to a gift. It is also a way to say "thank you" for someone's kindness or special care, or to express concern when someone is ill.
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• Appreciated Property

Popular alternatives to cash are gifts of appreciated property such as securities and real estate. These gifts can provide even greater tax benefits to the donor than an equivalent gift of cash, especially when the appreciated property has been held more than one year.
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• Personal Property / Gifts-in-Kind

Hospice welcomes gifts of both physical items and services. We will work with you to identify your area of interest and coordinate it with patient needs. Gifts of personal property such as art, rare books, and stamp or coin collections are examples of the types of assets that individuals often donate.
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• Matching Gifts

If your employer offers a matching gift program, obtain the appropriate form and enclose the completed form with your check. Hospice will verify your gift and return the form to your employer who will send the matching gift to Hospice.
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