Camp Woe-Be-Gone 2022

Camp Woe-Be-Gone 2022

BBH’s camp for grieving children was held Saturday, June 4th at the beautiful Retreat at Bradley’s Pond!  Big Bend Hospice helps children learn important coping skills so that they can deal with difficult losses.  36 children from local communities enjoyed a day...
Thankful Thursday

Thankful Thursday

Submitted by Leila McClure,Events Coordinator Assistant “Thank you so much for being a light in our community when it is such a dark place for the family.”  Jodi Gooding wrote these words in her beautiful letter to Big Bend Hospice, thanking us for caring for her...
Planning to Be Heard

Planning to Be Heard

Many people are encouraged to plan “financially” in preparation for a serious illness or death.  But few are encouraged to plan “logistically”. If you are diagnosed with a serious illness or faced with a terminal prognosis, how do you want to be treated?  Do...
Baking for a Cause

Baking for a Cause

Eva Castillo was named after her great-grandmother, but that isn’t the only thing she shares with her.  She also shares her great-grandmother’s love of baking.  Eva used that passion recently to support two local charities.  She decided to host a...
Big Bend Hospice CEO joins ENHANCE Advisory Board

Big Bend Hospice CEO joins ENHANCE Advisory Board

Big Bend Hospice (BBH) is pleased to announce, Bill Wertman, CEO, has been invited to serve on the External Advisory Board of ENHANCE (Enhancing Neurocognitive Health, Abilities, Networks, & Community Engagement) Center.  ENHANCE focuses on technology...