Crescent Cove

Give to the Max Day 2024

Your gift will go twice as far to support children and families who need Crescent Cove 

This is truly a special fundraising event when all of us here feel the love and support of our community. This year, we are grateful to have the support of the following donors, who have made $54,000 in total matching gifts available for this campaign:

Elmer S., in memory of his daughter LoriAnn and wife Bonnie
Elaine A. and Bryan K., in memory of their granddaughter Maryah
Jim and Marlys, in honor of all families served by Crescent Cove
An anonymous donor
The Love of Children

Crescent Cove provides care and support to children with shortened life expectancies, and to their families who love them. Two of our generous matching gift sponsors have loved and lost children too soon before Crescent Cove existed to support them. Their generosity ensures that we are here for families now and into the future. We do this at no out-of-pocket cost to families who already have enough on their plates. In 2023, 70% of our revenues came from donations from supporters like you. Were it not for the generosity of our community, we would not be able to support families of children with shortened life expectancies, providing respite and end-of-life care. 

Crescent Cove is committed to providing care to kids and families at no out-of-pocket cost. Philanthropy and your support make this possible.

Thank you so much for your incredible generous support.

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Naomi's Story

MASON'S STORY

Answers to some Frequently Asked Questions:

What is a respite home? A home-like environment a child can visit for a handful of days, with skilled nurses and therapists who provide children with round-the-clock care while providing engaging and special experiences. It is through these stays that we live to "Make Moments Count" for children with complex medical conditions!

What about end-of-life and hospice care? When it is time, Crescent Cove is an option for families outside the hospital or home environment where the child can spend their last days while we support the family through this difficult time. In our Home, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and siblings can enjoy our property on Twin Lake with their loved one, strolling along the shore or the woods surrounding our Home.