Give to Care at Home

Give to Care at Home
With your support, Care at Home and High Pointe House deliver compassionate home health and hospice care, ensuring our patients receive comfort and dignity in the familiar surroundings of their own homes, at every stage of life.
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Kathleen Campbell, PT, DPT showing Care at Home patient how to use a walker and teaching best practices for wrist arm care.

Bring expert treatment home

Your generous gifts to Care at Home and High Pointe House help provide expert care where patients feel most comfortable—at home. From in-home rehabilitation and infusion therapy to compassionate end-of-life and palliative care, your support makes a meaningful difference for families throughout the Merrimack Valley, northeastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.

Your support of High Pointe House, our residential hospice facility, gives patients an alternative to hospitalization or in-home care. Thanks to donors like you, we welcome all patients, regardless of the severity of their needs. Each contribution supports not just medical care, but also the emotional and spiritual well-being of patients and their families. From advanced symptom management to comprehensive bereavement services, your support ensures that every family receives the compassionate care they deserve during their hospice journey.

Together, we can create a lasting impact. Thank you for your commitment to providing comfort and dignity.
Contact us
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Tufts Medicine Care at Home
PO Box 410232
Boston, MA 02241-0232

Nonprofit Tax ID: 04-3024278

Ways to give

There are many ways to show your support for Care at Home and the people who turn to us for compassionate healthcare. Whether you’re interested in giving time, resources or financial gifts, we’re grateful for your generosity.
Social worker, Danica Grillo, meeting with family at High Point House about family resources.
Give online
Make a quick, easy and impactful gift to Care at Home with our online form.
Give by mail

Please follow these 2 steps for completing your donation to Care at Home by mail. First, open and complete our online donation form, then print it out once you’re ready. You’ll see that the form offers multiple payment methods: credit card or check.

To donate by mail, send an enclosed check made out to Tufts Medicine Care at Home in any amount to the following address:

Tufts Medicine Care at Home
PO Box 410232
Boston MA 02241-0232

To ensure faster deposit and acknowledgment of your donation, we have partnered with Bank of America for gift processing services and are now routing donations directly to their processing center at the PO box listed above. Your donation to Tufts Medicine Care at Home will always honor your intent and will be directed to the Tufts Medicine Care at Home fund you have specified.
Tribute + memorial giving
Give online

Make a gift in the name of someone special by checking the box stating, “his gift is in honor, memory, or support of someone” when completing the online form linked below. Select a type of dedication, insert the honoree name​ and add a comment to the gift.

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Give by mail

To make a tribute or memorial gift by mail, download and mail the completed tribute form to:

Tufts Medicine Care at Home
PO Box 410232
Boston MA 02241-0232

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Community fundraising

We welcome people and companies to support us and our many programs by hosting their own fundraising events. To learn more please contact us at 617.636.7656 or GivingTMCAH@tuftsmedicine.org. 
Corporate giving

For more information about current or upcoming corporate giving opportunities, please contact us at 617.636.7656 or GivingTMCAH@tuftsmedicine.org. 
Employer-matched giving

Matching gift programs can double or even triple your contribution. Before making your donation, talk to your employer about their matching gift program.

Send the completed and signed donation form with your gift, and we’ll take care of the rest:

Tufts Medicine Care at Home
PO Box 410232
Boston MA 02241-0232
Estate + planned giving

Your planned gift to Care at Home can provide much-needed compassionate care for patients today, tomorrow and in years to come. For help planning your gift or to learn more, please contact us at 617.636.7656 or GivingTMCAH@tuftsmedicine.org. 
Volunteer

Hospice care offers many meaningful volunteer opportunities to support our patients and their families. Call us at 978.552.4522 for more information. Examples of volunteer opportunities include:

  • Activities with children  
  • Bereavement services support
  • Energy medicine (i.e. Reiki)
  • Hairdressing
  • Licensed massage therapy
  • Light housekeeping
  • Living Legacy program support
  • Patient companionship
  • Pet therapy
  • Respite for family and caregivers
  • Sewing keepsakes
  • Singing with the Threshold Singers
  • Spiritual support
  • Veterans program support
  • Vigil services

Many volunteers play a vital role in private homes, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and at High Pointe House across eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.

Others lend their time and talents in our administrative offices, assisting with special projects or fundraising events. All volunteers receive specialized training and ongoing education, just like our clinical staff, because they are essential members of our team. Your support empowers these dedicated individuals to make a meaningful impact in our community.

Volunteer criteria

Volunteers have a variety of backgrounds and experiences while meeting the criteria to serve in the healthcare sector. All hospice volunteers must:

  • Complete an application, followed by an interview.
  • Provide references, complete a criminal background check and agree to and sign a confidentiality statement.
  • Be at least 15 years old.
  • Complete 6-week volunteer training and an initial 2-step TB test or provide documentation of TB test or chest x-ray.
  • During flu season, documentation of flu vaccine or approved exemption (medical or religious) must be provided.

Please note: Training and TB testing aren’t required for volunteers who exclusively assist with administrative support and special events, but may be required for other volunteer positions.

How to apply
Diane Fumia, RN checking hospice patient's heart with a stethoscope at Care at Home's High Point House.

High Pointe House: Home-like setting for end-of-life care

Your generous gifts to High Pointe House provide individuals with varying care needs the opportunity to experience a peaceful and dignified end-of-life journey. With your support, we offer comfort, guidance, and peace of mind to patients and their families during this important time. Thank you for helping us create a nurturing environment where every person feels valued and cared for.

Tribute walkway at High Pointe House

Honor a loved one, celebrate a milestone or remember someone special with an engraved brick in our Tribute Walkway. Your contribution creates a lasting tribute and helps provide patients and families with high-quality health and hospice care in the comfort of their homes. Together, we can make a meaningful impact while celebrating the lives and memories that matter most.

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