Make A Gift
Private Support is essential for UNC Hospice to carry out its mission.
At UNC Hospice, our providers and staff are passionate about going above and beyond for our patients and families. Our central goal is always peace of mind and ease for patients - physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Even though medical services are covered by insurance, care expenses often exceed reimbursement. Giving is vital for UNC Hospice to carry out its mission of serving patients, and donated funds are used to help families facing hardships while in hospice care.
Community donations were critical in the construction of the SECU Jim & Betsy Bryan Hospice Home, and they have also enabled our team to help families with such things as arranging temporary ramps to allow a wheelchair bound patient to get outside, or coordinate a small wedding ceremony at the Hospice Home in a patient’s final days of life.
Your support is critical to our ability to continue serving this great community. Gifts may be designated as memorials or honorariums, and we will notify the family of your kindness (without specifying the amount of your gift). Your contributions help provide care for our patients in UNC Hospice, as well as support our grief counseling services offered without charge to the entire community.
Ways to Give
1. Give Online Today.
To make a secure credit card gift online, click the donate button to be directed to the UNC Chapel Hill giving page. Remember if you want to make a gift including in tribute or in memory of someone check the box on the left side of the giving page.
2. Mail A Check
Send checks, payable to “UNC Health Foundation” to:
UNC Hospice
c/o UNC Health Foundation
123 West Franklin Street, Suite 510
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Include a note if the gift is in honor or memory of someone.
3. Gifts of stock
Wish to make a gift of publicly-traded stock? Please contact Brad Wilson at 984-974-4467 or Brad_Wilson@med.unc.edu with details of your stock transfer with the information below. This is important because stock transfers do not come with identifying information including that you want your stock to support UNC Hospice.
- The number of shares
- The name of the stock
- The originating broker,
- The stock symbol.
For brokerage information, please see our Stock Transfer Instructions (https://giveto.unc.edu/files/2018/08/Stock-Transfer-Instructions.pdf) to provide your brokerage.
4. Instructions for Memorial Gift Announcements
If you have lost a loved one and wish to encourage memorial contributions to UNC Hospice you may include specific wording in the obituary notice, such as
“In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to UNC Hospice. Checks may be made payable to UNC Hospice with (your loved one’s name) in the memo line. Checks may be mailed to the address below.”
UNC Hospice
c/o UNC Health Foundation
123 West Franklin Street, Suite 510
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
If you would like to request a link to be included in an obituary or other publication, please visit unchf.org/tributelink.
For more information, please contact Brad Wilson, Director of Development at Brad_Wilson@med.unc.edu , 984-974-4467 or Tina Rice-Gilliam, Gift Accountant, at tina_rice@med.unc.edu , 919-843-9866.
5. Establish a new fund, endowment or name a room at the SECU Jim and Betsy Bryan Hospice Home
Patients, families, friends and organizations can help UNC Hospice better serve the community by choosing to establish a new named fund, endowment or name a room at the Hospice Home. These options are available for gifts over $25,000. To learn more contact Brad Wilson at Brad_Wilson@med.unc.edu or 984-974-4467. Brad has been a trusted giving advisor of patients, family, faculty, and friends for over 20 years at UNC with a reputation of putting donors and families first.
6. Estate and other Planned Gifts
Donors have had incredible impact on patients and families going through an incredibly difficult time by supporting UNC Hospice through an estate or planned gift.
Planned gifts can include bequests and other estate gifts after the passing of the donor including giving a portion of retirement funds such as a 401K or other IRA investments. It can also include providing a portion of business asset or property, provide a way to provide retirement income to you, or transfer an asset to family members with significant tax benefits while most importantly helping those in need.
To learn more contact Brad Wilson at Brad_Wilson@med.unc.edu or 984-974-4467. Brad has been a trusted giving advisor of patients, family, faculty, and friends for over 20 years at UNC with a reputation of putting donors and families first.
