Ohio’s Hospice Newsroom
Employees at Shook Construction, through their nonprofit foundation, have provided a $2,000 grant to Ohio’s Hospice to support patient and family services. The Shook Foundation selected Ohio’s Hospice as one of its grant recipients, as part of its annual giving to nonprofits that provide support services to the community. “Since…
More than 300 walkers participated in the 20th annual Ohio’s Hospice Remembrance Walk in Dayton raising $35,000 for supporting patient care and services, while honoring the memories of loved ones. The event offered families and friends an opportunity to support important Ohio’s Hospice services like community-wide grief counseling; complementary therapies…
Governor Mike DeWine helped induct 20 Ohioans as the newest members of the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame in a ceremony held recently at The Ohio State University Fawcett Center. The nominees, including Ohio’s Hospice CEO, Kent Anderson, were honored for their outstanding post-military accomplishments. The 20-person class was presented…
Recent News and Updates
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