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Be a part of the Keeping Our Promise campaign.

 

Make your gift count twice

New and increased gifts to the campaign will be matched by an anonymous donor.

Funding the Promise

Total Goal: $18 million

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$12 million will fund the construction of our building, and we invite your support. Check back here to see our progress!

 

  • Inpatient Pavilion and Healing Garden: $12 million
  • Forever Fund Endowment: $6 million

Your participation in this campaign will ensure that, together, we are doing all we can for the people of future generations who will need exceptional end-of-life care.

Our vision is clear. By building a freestanding hospice residence, we will:

  • Care for terminally ill patients whose symptoms cannot be managed at home.
  • Relocate our inpatient hospice facility from a Skokie Hospital building to our Cohn Campus in Glenview.
  • Establish the first hospice residence in Cook County and along the North Shore.

Designed and decorated like a private residence and overlooking a stunning nature preserve, the new 20,000-square-foot hospice inpatient unit will be centrally located within our service area and surrounded by a healing garden—a collaborative project with the Chicago Botanic Garden.

A place of comfort, safety and peace

Our 16 individual rooms will include natural light and access to the outside as well as showers and pullout beds for family and friends. Each patient will receive comprehensive care from a team of highly trained professionals—physicians, nurses, certified nurse’s aides, social workers, chaplains, music services professionals and trained volunteers.

Designed to be enjoyed year-round, the healing garden will be visible from patient rooms and family gathering areas. It will also serve as a national demonstration site for horticultural therapy programming through the Chicago Botanic Garden. Learn more in Keeping Our Promise: A Case for Support.

Caring for the earth

Our care for our patients extends to the world they leave behind for their children and grandchildren. That’s why our building will be LEED certified, which means it will be recognized as a construction project that is environmentally friendly.

Watch our progress

Construction is underway. Watch our progress as we build for the future.


For more information about the Keeping Our Promise campaign, please contact Anne Rossiter at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or (847) 556-1605.

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