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Support families when they need it most

When a loved one is in the hospital, the last thing anyone should have to worry about is where to sleep, shower, or simply take a breath. Your gift provides a comforting, affordable place for families to stay—just steps away from the care their loved one needs.

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Your generosity keeps families close during medical crises.

Other Ways to Support Us

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Sponsor an Event
Hearts for the House is our signature fundraising event, and all proceeds allow us to continue providing no-cost, compassionate lodging.
Volunteer with Us
When you volunteer, you’re joining a group of people who share a common goal to create a comfortable place for families facing medical challenges to stay together.
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Donated items keep our houses welcoming, comfortable, and stocked for the families who stay with us. From pantry staples to cleaning supplies, every contribution helps.

Become a Hospitality House Hero

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Sundry Supporter

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Provides essential needs items for our guests, including toiletries, emergency clothing, and other incidentals.

Donate $10/month
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Pantry Partner

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Helps keep our food closet and refrigerator filled with snacks, groceries, and bottled water.

Donate $25/month
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Comfort Crew

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Maintains a fresh supply of linens, (sheets, pillowcases, blankets, comforters, towels, and washcloths).

Donate $50/month
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Greenspace Guardian

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Cultivates a welcoming and relaxing outdoor area, including our children’s play area, garden, and patio.

Donate $75/month
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Key Keeper

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Pinnacle of support by providing all guests with exceptional accommodations, compassionate care, and community.

Donate $100/month
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Cristina Suárez-Ross

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Cristina received her BA in Human Services from Eckerd College. She has an extensive background in serving vulnerable populations as a practitioner and leader. Previous positions include director of a homeless youth program, supervisor at a residential campus for behaviorally challenged adolescents, education specialist for at-risk children and their families, and advocate for rape victims. Cristina is a first-generation Argentine American, grew up in Kalamazoo, and is fluent in Spanish.  Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, reading, art, and spending time with her son.