what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $163KBEREAVEMENT PROGRAM-OFFERS SUPPORT SERVICES TO HOSPICE PATIENT FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE FOR THOSE COPING WITH A LOSS. SUPPORT GROUPS ARE PROVIDED SPECIFIC TO THE NEEDS OF CAREGIVERS AS WELL AS AGE-SPECIFIC BEREAVEMENT GROUPS FOR CHILDREN THROUGH ADULTS. EDUCATION IS ALSO PROVIDED TO HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS AND PARA-PROFESSIONALS, CAREGIVERS AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE IN CARE OF THE DYING AND BEREAVED.
- #2 $914KHOSPICE HOME PROGRAM-PROVIDES A HOME ENVIRONMENT AT THE OLIVIA WHITE HOSPICE HOUSE TO PATIENTS FACING END-OF-LIFE ISSUES COMPLICATED BY THE LACK OF ADEQUATE CARE GIVING ARRANGEMENTS. THE HOSPICE HOME SURROUNDS THEM WITH CARE 24 HOURS A DAY BY A STAFF OF CERTIFIED AND SUPPORTIVE CAREGIVERS.
what they call their work
what they do
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Themed Community Fundraising Events 2 activities
- Managing the Run For Life fundraising eventOrganizes the Run For Life event, directing all proceeds and donations to a patient assistance fund for end-of-life comfort care regardless of patients’ ability to pay, while also coordinating volunteer support for runner safety and race-day operations.
- Organizing Fundraising Events for Patient AssistanceOrganizes the "Run for Life" event, directing all proceeds and donations to a patient assistance fund for end-of-life comfort care, ensuring patients receive care regardless of their ability to pay. The organization also hosts "Light-a-Life" programs where donations in exchange for displaying names of deceased loved ones support the cause.
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Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 2 activities
- Operating a Thrift Store to Fund Hospice CareOperates the Hodge Podge Thrift Store, with all proceeds directly benefiting the Olivia White Hospice House to support its operations and patient care.
- Operating a thrift store to fund hospice careRuns the Hodge Podge Thrift Store, with all proceeds supporting operations at the Olivia White Hospice House.
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Hospice and Palliative Care Services 2 activities
- Providing Hospice and Palliative CareProvides compassionate care to individuals with a terminal illness, including support for caregivers, counseling, and bereavement support to grieving individuals in the community. This includes 24-hour end-of-life care and support for terminally ill patients at the Olivia White Hospice Home, focusing on patient comfort, symptom management, and emotional and spiritual support.
- Providing end-of-life hospice careOperates the Olivia White Hospice Home, offering 24-hour end-of-life care for terminally ill patients who lack adequate caregiver support at home, with a focus on comfort, symptom management, and emotional and spiritual support.
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Free Hospice Care Access Programs 1 activity
- Delivering palliative and supportive care servicesProvides compassionate care to individuals with terminal illnesses, including caregiver support, counseling, and bereavement services for grieving individuals in the community.
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Annual Commemorative and Community Celebrations 1 activity
- Hosting Light-a-Life memorial eventsOrganizes annual Light-a-Life events at Flagstaff Mall where community members can honor deceased loved ones by displaying their names on a tree or menorah in exchange for a donation.
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Grief Support for Pregnancy and Infant Loss 1 activity
- Offering Grief Support ServicesProvides comprehensive grief support services, including individual counseling sessions, a "Life After Loss Support Group," specialized support for pregnancy and infant loss, children's grief services, and pet grief support.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Community Engagement and Memorial ProjectsPartners with community groups, such as the Flagstaff Leadership Program, to create symbolic spaces like the Flagstaff Wind Phone on hospice grounds for reflection, connection, and healing.
- Facilitating community healing through symbolic installationsPartnered with the Flagstaff Leadership Program (FLP) Class of 2025–2026 to create the Flagstaff Wind Phone, a symbolic space on hospice grounds for reflection, connection, and healing for those grieving.
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the money
who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| KATHERINE SIMMONS | CEO | 40 | $95K |
- ANGELIC LOMELI — SECRETARY
- CINDIE MCARTHUR — PRESIDENT
- EVAN PULVERS — TREASURER
- JENNIENE FOSTER — DIRECTOR
- TWILA GLEASON — VICE PRESIDE
who they work with
- Block-Lite Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Cindy Wolf Partner — Metalworking artist and sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project, also listed as a sponsor for Run for Life and Light-a-Life events.
- Findlay Toyota Flagstaff Partner — Title sponsor of the Annual Run For Life event.
- Flagstaff Leadership Board of Directors Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Flagstaff Leadership Program (FLP) Class of 2025–2026 Partner — Partnered to create the Flagstaff Wind Phone.
- Hubbard Merrill Engineering Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Leica Geosystems Partner — Valued sponsor of the Annual Run For Life event.
- Lynda’s Phones Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Mike Loven Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- My Wind Phone Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Next Step Physical Therapy Partner — Sponsor of the Kids' Fun Run at the Annual Run For Life event.
- Olivia White Hospice House Partner — Proceeds from the Hodge Podge Thrift Store benefit the Olivia White Hospice House.
- Precision Civil Engineering Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Warner’s Nursery Partner — Sponsor of the Flagstaff Wind Phone project.
- Wheeler Park Partner — Host location for the Run for Life event where volunteers check in and support race activities.