Pathways of Remembrance

Join Us in Creating a Legacy, While Honoring Your Loved One

Opportunites to give are below.

What is our vision?

While our campus provides a peaceful environment for patients and loved ones, the ability to congregate as a community is limited. To better serve families, caregivers, and our dedicated staff, we must expand our outdoor spaces. The proposed Pathways of Remembrance project will create a signature pavilion, a wheelchair-accessible boardwalk, and reflection gardens, enhancing our ability to support those facing loss and serious illness.

  • Offer tranquility and reflection for patients, families, loved ones and the WNY Community.
  • Features a donor wall where gifts will be recognized.
  • Provide a unifying space for grief support, remembrance ceremonies, educational events, and community gatherings. 
  • Foster emotional and spiritual healing, leaving a lasting legacy of care and compassion
Why do we need your support?

Your support is essential to bring this vision to life and ensure the space reflects the care and respect our community deserves. Contributions will help:

  • Build and landscape the pavilion, pathways and gardens.
  • Enhance grief support services and community programming in a tranquil environment.
  • Create opportunities to honor loved ones through various memorial features.

Together we can create a lasting tribute that offers comfort, connection, and healing for all who visit.

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As part of our effort to secure funding for this important growth plan, we are honored to have the support of a fundraising committee, working together with us to achieve our goal of completing this project.

We thank this special group:

Edward F. Walsh, Jr.
Michael F. Thompson
Linda Maggio
Erika Maritime
Robert Goldberg
Vicki Feine
Horace Gioia
Jock Mitchell
Tim Brennan

Create a Legacy

Over the years, given the consistent community support, HPCB has grown from serving 700 patients daily to over 1,100 each day. This expanded space plan is the next step in growth and evolution of the Milch-Mitchell campus, and we welcome you to be a part of our Pathways of Remembrance campaign. These newly designed spaces will not only be a resource to you and your family but will provide an opportunity to memorialize and honor your loved ones with a permanent form of donor recognition that will be visible and open to visit at any time.

 

To learn more about opportunities to get involved, please contact the Hospice Foundation at Foundation@palliativecare.org or (716) 686-8090.