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Home Care, Hospice & Medical Equipment

Intermountain Homecare
Hospice Charitable Giving

Make a Gift to Intermountain Homecare Hospice Your generous donations sustain our work by increasing the quality and availability of vital end-of-life care services throughout the Intermountain service area. To make a donation to Intermountain Homecare Hospice using a credit card, you can complete and submit the secure Donate Online form. Or you can download a printable form:

If using the printable form, please complete and mail it with your donation to:

Intermountain Homecare
2250 South 1300 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84119
Phone: (801) 887-6208
Toll free: 1-800-527-1118

How Your Donation to Hospice Makes a Difference
During this time of increasing costs, significant increases in need for charitable care and declining insurance reimbursement, our need for community support and fundraising continues to grow. Unless specifically designated, all hospice donations support the areas of greatest need in each local community.

Funding needs fall into four specific categories:
  1. Program Support
    Volunteer program, bereavement and caregiver support, memorial services, patient and family education materials, lending library and specialized medical equipment and supplies.
  2. Advancement of Clinical Expertise and Specialized Staff Training
    Educational seminars, conferences, workshops, continuing education.
  3. Community Education Programs
    Community health fairs, seminars, presentations, educational materials, newsletters, brochures, displays, mailings and media campaigns.
  4. Charity Care
    Funding of services for patients who are either under insured or uninsured. Intermountain Hospice services are provided regardless of ability to pay.

Charity Care – A Growing Need
In 2002, Intermountain Hospice provided charity care to fifty-one patients and their families, totaling $200,962; averaging $3864 per patient. The need for charity care will rise significantly for current and future needs.

Giving Options
  1. Cash Gifts – Make a donation online through this secure form:
  2. Make a Donation By Mail – Use this printable donation form (pdf)
  3. Memorial Giving
    A gift which honors a loved one's life and serves to reflect upon the memories that live forever. Many families establish a memorial fund in memory of their loved ones, by requesting donations to Intermountain Homecare Hospice 'in lieu of flowers.' This request is often included in the obituary and coordinated with the funeral home director. Additional donation envelopes are available upon request.
  4. Honor Giving
    A gift made in honor of an individual, recognizes a person who has had a special impact on your life or may celebrate a special occasion.
  5. Corporate Giving: "Caring Corporate Partners"
    • Annual cash donation and/or pledge for future donations, which coincides with the corporation's budgeted charitable/philanthropic objectives. Corporate partners may choose to support specific or general funding needs.
    • Employee Giving Program: Corporate partner employees may contribute through either one time annual donations or through an ongoing payroll deduction. Corporate partners may choose to match employee contributions.
    • Employees may conduct approved fundraising events such as bake sales, prize drawings, garage sales or dinners.
    • For more information about Caring Corporate Parnters, view this printable document in PDF format:
  6. Planned Giving
    Offers additional ways to honor a special friend or family member. Gifts can be made through wills, charitable trusts, life-insurance policies, or retirement plans.

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