Because Every Little Bit Matters
Donate Today
Thank you.
We are 100% non-profit and we would be unable to provide support to our community without the generous support of individuals and businesses in Pictou County.
Your donations enable us to provide items and services to those in need that fall outside hospital funding, including things like in-home hospital equipment and ambulance rides. Thank you for allowing us to continue providing our community with much-needed palliative care for over 30 years.
Your donations can be made in a number of ways, e-transfer, PayPal, cheques and Canada Helps.
Send cheques to :
Pictou County Palliative Care Society
34-678 East River Rd
New Glasgow B2H 3S1
Send E-transfers to :
Donate@PCPCares.org - we are set up for auto deposit
Tax receipts are provided for donations of $20 or more.
Please provide your name and address (email) for a tax receipt; and for memorial donations please provide the name of the person you are honouring, and the contact information where the acknowledgement can be sent, or the funeral home handling the arrangements.
PayPal Giving Fund
No fees, donate $20 and we receive $20. PayPal does not provide specific details regarding your donation. PCPCares requests that you send us the following information so an acknowledgement can be sent:
- your name and mailing address
- for memorial donations, the name of the person you are honouring, and the contact information where the acknowledgement can be sent, or the name of the funeral home handling the arrangements. Please email this information to: Donate@PCPCares.org
Canada Helps
Canada Helps does not provide us with information regarding memorial donations. If you are making a donation in memory of someone, please provide us with: name of the person you are honouring and the contact information where the acknowledgement can be sent, or the name of the funeral home handling the arrangements. Please email this information to: Donate@PCPCares.org
Fees apply
Get Involved
We fill in the gaps the healthcare system leaves between their sentences: we take out their periods and add colons — or dashes. Are you ready to be an end-of-life editor?
Any little bit is a blessing to those in need. We’re always looking for volunteers who can help solve problems and make people’s last chapters be about the things that matter. Contact us today to find out how you can help.
