Hospice and Homecare of Reno County has launched their 37th annual
“Remember Me Tree” campaign to raise funds to support the organization’s
efforts to assist families dealing with end-of-life care.
During COVID shutdowns the event was moved mostly online and still saw great
success. This year, donations will be accepted in-person and on-line.
Area residents may drop off their donations at the Hutchinson office of Hospice
and Homecare of Reno County 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday at 2020 N.
Waldron, Ste. 100 in Hutchinson. Those wishing to mail in a donation may pick up
a donation form at the 30 th Street Dillon’s at the First National Bank entrance.
Individuals donating $40 or more will receive a porcelain tree ornament and those
contributing $75 or more will be given a Willow Tree Angel figurine. All donations
are recognized on the agency website, https://www.hutchregional.com/hospice-
homecare-of-reno-county/events/remember-me-tree/donors/
Darla Wilson, VP Chief Administrative Officer for Hospice and HomeCare of Reno
County, explains “The Remember Me Tree program is an exemplary way to give a
special gift in memory of a loved one, or in honor of someone who has made a
special impact on your life.”
The 2022 Remember Me Tree program raised nearly $50,000 to support Hospice
programs. The fundraiser runs November 28 th through December 31 st .
Hospice and Homecare of Reno County serves residents who reside within a 50-
mile radius of Hutchinson.
For additional information, interested parties may call Hospice and Homecare of
Reno County at 620-665-2473 or visit HospiceRenoCounty.com
