Donations & Support for Transitions LifeCare

Buy a Brick
Our Raleigh campus includes two special walkways for those who want to honor their loved ones with an engraved brick. The Veterans Garden honors veterans from all military branches. The Colonnade and Memory Garden near our sanctuary includes a winding walkway featuring a fountain.

Print the Veterans Garden Brick Order Form or Memory Garden Brick Order Form to mail or bring in.

Please email bricks@transitionslifecare.org with any questions or concerns.

Planned giving, also known as gift planning or deferred giving, refers to charitable gifts that require some advanced planning before they are made. Some examples include philanthropic gifts through your will (a bequest), retirement assets, or life insurance. Others include gifts of appreciated stocks and securities, real estate and personal property, trusts, and pooled income funds.

A planned gift is a very simple way to support Transitions LifeCare. A variety of giving strategies can be leveraged to accommodate your specific needs and circumstances while building a personal legacy that will benefit our patients and families now and for generations to come.

Though we cannot provide legal and tax advice, we are available to work with you and your financial and legal advisors to establish planned gift arrangements that accomplish your personal and charitable objectives and maximize your legacy.

Click here to contact us and learn more.

• Gifts of stock or appreciated securities.
• Benefit events. You can either attend an event that benefits us or host an event and designate Transitions LifeCare to receive proceeds. Hosting an event requires completion of this form and approval by the Philanthropy team.
• Gifts of food or individually-sized and packaged personal care items. Learn more about how you can help by contacting Volunteer Services here.

For more information on types of donations, please contact us.

While we appreciate your thoughtfulness in wanting to donate items such as medical equipment (power scooters, walkers, hospital beds, etc.), clothes, pets, patient care supplies (left over tube feedings, incontinence supplies, etc.), or bedding, we are not able to accept such. Please contact a resource center in your area about these types of donations.

This program allows Transitions LifeCare to extend all of our services to patients not eligible for Medicare/Medicaid, not covered by private insurance, and without other means of paying for services. This program also helps patients and families with emergency needs, such as assistance with paying rent or a utility bill.

This program supports Transitions GriefCare, which offers individual counseling and support groups for those who have experienced the death of a loved one and helps us serve grieving families, adults, and children. Grief counseling is offered at no cost to families served by Transitions LifeCare as well as any member of the community.

The Endowment Fund provides an important measure of financial stability for Transitions LifeCare by creating a predictable and steady source of income for generations to come. This income stream can be used to underwrite the cost of current programs, as well as respond to future needs arising from growth in demand for hospice care and expansion of our service area.

Transitions Kids offers various levels of care designed solely around the unique needs of children facing life-limiting illness. The goal is to provide home-based supportive care services for the child and family that are focused on enhancing quality of life by reducing physical and emotional pain and distress.