Death and dying are universal experiences. At Hopewell House, caring for those facing end-of-life relies on exceptional volunteers who bring a diverse array of talents, skills, and life experiences. Volunteers offer emotional, spiritual, and practical support within and around our beautiful home and its grounds. They greet visitors, sit bedside, garden, craft, knit, and quilt, prepare food, welcome visitors, provide bereavement support, and more. As a nurturing sanctuary for the dying, Hopewell House commits to growing a vibrant, inclusive volunteer community that reflects the rich cultural, linguistic, racial, gender, and ethnic backgrounds of those who come to us.
Hopewell House Timeline
All spots currently full for Fall reopening, waitlist available for Winter/Spring.
Please fill this form out so that we can learn more about you and your unique interests and gifts!
Use this form to provide a reference for a potential Hopewell House volunteer.
Nancy Henry, Friends of Hopewell House Volunteer
Death and dying are universal experiences. Hopewell House seeks to engage all dimensions of diversity in our volunteers. Our goal is to create an inclusive community of volunteers who reflect the rich cultural, linguistic, racial, gender, and ethnic backgrounds of those who come to Hopewell House.
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A 501(c)(3) organization, EIN: 84-3380179
6171 SW Capitol Highway, Portland, OR 97239
Phone: 503-894-7560
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Living Well in The Presence of Death