No One Should Face Grief, Caregiving, or the End of Life Alone
Your Gift Helps Sustain Our Continued Support of Those in Need
In 2026, Center for the Heart has already:
Provided 90 hours of fully-funded support
Given $15,545 in estimated donated service value
Had 23 individual or family touchpoints free of charge
Assisted 15 unique individuals and families at no cost
Our fully-funded support has included grief guidance, end-of-life planning, caregiver support, family dynamics and conversation navigation, hospital visits, hospice and vigil planning, resource referrals, and support after diagnosis, death, and major care transitions.
Every gift helps sustain the people, programs, and infrastructure that make this kind of support possible for individuals and families who might otherwise go without it.
Every day, individuals and families navigate serious illness, caregiving, grief, and end of life without the support they need.
Your gift helps Center for the Heart provide compassionate, non-clinical support, education, and community for people facing life’s most tender transitions.
As we work toward our 2026 fundraising goal, donations help sustain the people, programs, and infrastructure that make fully funded and accessible support possible.
Your generosity helps us:
Expand grief-informed end-of-life and caregiver support for individuals and families
Offer education, workshops, and community support that reduce isolation
Build the systems needed to make compassionate support easier to access
Together, we can help ensure that no one navigates grief, loss, caregiving, or the end of life alone.
Thank you for supporting a more compassionate and connected approach to care.
Make a secure donation and help us expand access to this work.
What Your Giving Makes Possible
Because of donors like you, Center for the Heart can provide compassionate, non-clinical support during some of life’s most tender and overwhelming moments.
In 2026 so far, donor support has helped individuals and families navigate grief, serious illness, caregiving, family decision-making, Alzheimer’s and dementia-related challenges, hospice transitions, and end-of-life preparation.
Your gift funds not only end of life and grief support, but also allows us to sustain core operations, keeping the organization alive and ready to continue its impact.
Ways to Give
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One-Time Gift or Monthly Supporter
Your gift sustains this work and helps expand access to compassionate support. Click the donate button to make a secure one-time or monthly gift.
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Give in Honor of Your Loved One
To make a gift in honor or memory of a loved one, please include their name with your donation.
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Sponsor an Event
Sponsor a program or event to help expand grief-informed education, caregiver support, and community access.
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Planned Giving
There are many ways to make a meaningful impact beyond a traditional donation. To learn about additional giving opportunities, including stock gifts, donor-advised funds, company matching, or legacy giving, please contact Sydnie at sydnie@centerfortheheart.org.
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Leave a Legacy
A legacy gift can help sustain compassionate end-of-life, grief, and caregiver support for years to come. By naming Center for the Heart as a beneficiary in your will or trust, you help expand access for future individuals and families.
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Company Match
Many employers match charitable gifts made by employees, retirees, or spouses. Contact your employer to learn whether your gift to Center may be eligible for a matching contribution. For documentation and additional information contact sydnie@centerfortheheart.org.
Your generosity helps ensure that individuals and families facing serious illness, caregiving, grief, and end-of-life challenges have access to compassionate support and community.
To learn about additional giving opportunities, including stock gifts, donor-advised funds, company matching, or legacy giving, please contact our CEO, Sydnie, at sydnie@centerfortheheart.org.
Center for the Heart is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization – contributions to which are tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law.