Annual Giving Campaign
For 17 years, McNally House Hospice has walked alongside more than 1,500 people and their families. Guided by our values of compassion & comfort, collaboration, accountability, respect, volunteerism, community and excellence, we provide care that honours life, supports families and reflects the heart of our community.
But we can’t do it without you.
Our Values in Action
At McNally House, our core values guide every moment of care and support we provide. Your generosity helps bring these values to life, from compassionate care and psycho-spiritual counselling, to volunteer-led programs and bereavement support.
Compassion & Comfort
Last year, McNally House provided compassionate end-of-life care to 127 residents and supported 635 family members through their journey, ensuring comfort, dignity, and peace.
Collaboration
Through partnerships with The Niagara West Palliative Care Team and West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, McNally House supported seamless transitions of care for 49 patients directly from the hospital to McNally House
Accountability
With more than $1.6 million in annual operating costs requiring fundraising, McNally House remains committed to stewarding every dollar carefully so that funds directly support residents, families, and community programs.
Respect
Last year, our Psycho Spiritual Program provided 725 hours of counselling, always delivering care that reflects the unique needs, values, and traditions of each individual.
Volunteerism
Last year, our dedicated volunteers contributed over 14,000 hours of service; a value of more than $252,000, preparing meals, offering companionship, and extending the warmth that makes our House feel like home.
Community
Our Bereavement Program supported 99 community members through grief, offering 10 support groups and over 350 hours of one-on-one counselling to ensure that no one walks their grief journey alone.
Excellence
McNally House continues to provide innovative and holistic support, including 470 hours of one-on-one Art Therapy session, five community workshops and two community art projects.