Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving Donates $3,000 to Hospice SECT

On November 18, representatives from the Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving presented Carol Mahier, Executive Director of Hospice Southeastern Connecticut, with a grant of $3,000 for the agency’s Live Alone Program.

“On behalf of our patients and their families, we thank the Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving for their generosity,” said Mahier. “Our live alone program is unique in that it allows qualified patients to remain in their homes when faced with a life-limiting illness, even when a spouse, child or close friend is not available to give primary care. We truly appreciate the Foundation’s commitment to quality care for everyone, regardless of their life situation.”

Hospice Southeastern Connecticut provides care in the home and often in skilled nursing facilities for those facing the end of their life, regardless of age, disease or inability to pay. The organization also provides bereavement services for families in New London County free of charge, regardless of whether the death occurred under hospice care or not.

About Hospice Southeastern Connecticut
Hospice Southeastern Connecticut is a community-based, non-profit healthcare organization in New London County. It is the only regional hospice affiliated with both Lawrence & Memorial Hospital and The William W. Backus Hospital. It is Medicare certified, state licensed and CHAP accredited. Hospice Southeastern Connecticut has been the hospice of choice for over 7,500 families since 1985.

About the Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving
Wireless Zone created the Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving in 2003 after years of supporting various healthcare charities, both locally and nationally. The Foundation offers structure for the collaborative giving program and offers grants from donations by Wireless Zone franchises, employees and friends. The grants are given to support programs and organizations dedicated to improving the communities in which they operate and live.