There is a belief that the easiest way to lift your spirit when the world has you down is to reach out a hand to someone who needs it. Feeling like your days are draining, your nights are long?
Become a remote hospice volunteer, give back to someone who is on life's most difficult journey. Sitting up at night not being able to sleep take out your pens and paper or art supplies and make a card or write a note to a hospice patient. Tell them something beautiful that you can see out your window, tell them that the sun coming up every morning brings a new promise. Write about your pet, a book you read, a poem. In thinking of one good thing to write your heart will open and your spirit heals. For the patients they feel your connection and care, they can soak in the beauty of the card or the note as it sits on their bedside table, they show it to family, friends. When you settle down to go back to sleep or start your day you can feel you have accomplished something with your day and that is the start of a good day.
If you are interested in becoming a remote volunteer pen pal, are over 16 and in the US reach out and we can explain the role, the onboarding process and training. You can remote volunteer from anywhere in the US. We look forward to hearing from you!
Reach out vis the links and emails listed here. Kris the volunteer coordinator will get in touch and explain all the nuts and bolts. We have remote and in person roles available.