Halos for Hospice 5K & Family Walk

900 Inselruhe Avenue
Detroit, MI US 48207

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Please consider becoming a Helping Halos sponsor!  If you include a $100 donation, you will be recognized on the website, in the race guide, and along the race path (see example below).  When we receive your donation we will contact you to say thank-you and to write down how you would like your recognition to read (i.e. family name or business name).

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Wearing angel costumes for the Halos 5K Race is highly encouraged! Team themes are especially welcome. The costume judges will be anonymously rating costumes along the starting chute and will award the winners (Top Individual and Top Team Theme) 10 minutes after the race is completed.

How We Help
Your donation makes it possible for Hospice Angels Foundation to provide the best quality of life for patients and families facing life’s final journey. The ways we help are diverse and include everything from providing basic needs to making dreams come true.

SHELTER ME
Hospice Angels fulfills individual aid requests for disadvantaged hospice patients who want to pass in the comfort of their homes. Social workers apply on their behalf for aid related to:

Rent & mortgage payments
Home repairs (ramps, heaters, and air conditioning)
Utility payments (to avoid shut-offs)
WISH WITH ME
To give something to someone that they thought would never happen is a truly magical experience. Over the years, we’ve reunited families, planned trips to one last sporting event, and orchestrated a dream motorcycle ride.

HELP COMFORT ME
Opportunities to mourn loved ones who have recently passed is significant in the healthy grieving process. Hospice Angels helps families come together and comfort each other through memorial ceremonies when they cannot afford to do so themselves.

CAMP GOOD GRIEF
Volunteer committees and grief professionals host free day camp programs in various communities annually. Camp activities focus on emotional healing in a safe environment and overcoming life’s obstacles.

PROJECT GG: GOOD GRIEF
We seek to foster and encourage an open dialogue for children who have experienced a loss. Project GG opens the communication path by providing children with a handmade blanket, a stuffed penguin, a therapeutic children’s book on grief, and ongoing support resources for the child’s parent or guardian.