Patient & family support
Funding for comfort-related needs, meals, travel and other practical assistance that can ease the burden of end-of-life care.
Serving Lewis County since 1991
Compassion for every chapter of life’s journey.
We bring neighbors together to strengthen end-of-life care, support patients and families, and help our community understand the comfort and dignity hospice can provide.
501(c)(3) public charity
EIN 16-1406791
Based in Lowville, NY
Caring is our passion.
Our mission
Advocating for quality end-of-life care and providing humanitarian and financial resources to Lewis County neighbors facing end-of-life challenges.
How we help
Local care, strengthened by community.
As an independent charitable organization, we raise and steward funds for practical support, education, volunteer initiatives and programs that improve the hospice experience.
Education & bereavement
Public information, bereavement training and volunteer support that help our community respond with understanding and compassion.
Memorial garden
Support and care for the Community Hospice Garden in Lowville’s Veterans Memorial Park—a place for reflection and remembrance.
Future care planning
Community-based exploration of a comfortable, home-like setting for Lewis County residents who need added end-of-life support.
Community impact
Generosity that stays close to home.
Friends of Lewis County Hospice has supported the local hospice program for decades. In 2025, the organization presented a $125,000 contribution to Lewis County Health System’s Hospice program.
- Volunteer-led local governance
- Fundraising events and memorial giving
- Direct support for hospice-related needs
- Community education and advocacy
Public trust
Clear identity. Responsible stewardship.
We publish our legal identity, mailing address, volunteer leadership and financial information so donors, partners and community members can understand who we are and how we serve.
View governance details1991year formed
1992IRS exemption recognized
$125K2025 hospice program contribution
Volunteercommunity board leadership
Stand with local families