Ripples of Compassion
Rooted in Care, Grounded in Community
Every person deserves to experience dignity and comfort in familiar surroundings—whether at home, a long-term care facility, or in a hospital—while families receive practical help and emotional support.
Airdrie and District Hospice Society supports compassionate, community‑based hospice and palliative support in Airdrie and District—helping patients and their families access community resources, reducing barriers, and sharing grief support resources.
We offer resources to grief programs for adults and youth, have a compassionate care fund, host educational workshops and comfort care kit—all free and community-based.
We’re Here to Support You
Every person deserves to be surrounded by family
and friends as they continue their life path to its end.
We provide programs and services that support hospice clients and their families in Airdrie and the surrounding area.
PURPOSEFUL FUNDRAISING
FOR REAL NEEDS
Your support funds the greatest needs in our community—from grief resources to future hospice infrastructure.
Every donation helps ensure compassionate care is available when and where it’s needed, funded sustainably.
Each gift helps deliver essential hospice services— bringing comfort, dignity, and support to patients and families in Airdrie and District. Community fundraising not only fuels care—it builds compassion and connection across our neighbourhoods.
“My dad passed away last January after battling brain cancer for more than a year. My mom took care of him day and night without rest. I could see my mom was struggling. She did not even have time to go for groceries or her own doctor’s appointment. Dad could not be left alone, and my sister and I could not miss a lot of work.
This is when I started to search for help and found the Airdrie and District Hospice Society. The Board president contacted me right away and arranged for volunteers to stay with dad for a few hours so mom could take a much-needed breather. The hours they helped us were blessings for our family. I know I will be forever grateful to the volunteers for the service they provided to us. The volunteers are caring and loving people that without knowing us gave us their time and love.”
- Isabel Baez
