St. Joseph's Hospice

11/13/2025

11/12/2025

“You Don’t Move On” gives voice to the truth that grief isn’t something we simply leave behind, it becomes a part of us. This poem tenderly acknowledges the presence of a loved one lost, and the way their memory continues to live and shape our journey. It invites readers to honour what remains, to sit with the absence and the love alike, and to find strength not in forgetting but in carrying forward with purpose.
For more support, please reach out to supportiveservices@sjhospice.ca or 519-337-0537

11/12/2025

"You Don’t Move On" gives voice to the truth that grief isn’t something we simply leave behind, it becomes a part of us. This poem tenderly acknowledges the presence of a loved one lost, and the way their memory continues to live and shape our journey. It invites readers to honour what remains, to sit with the absence and the love alike, and to find strength not in forgetting but in carrying forward with purpose.
For more support, please reach out to supportiveservices@sjhospice.ca or 519-337-0537

11/07/2025

LAMBTON METAL SEREVICE CONTINUES TO SUPPORT ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPICE

We would like to thank Lambton Metal Service for their continued support and generosity to St. Joseph’s Hospice. In September 2025, Lambton Metal Service held their Annual Charity Golf Tournament, where proceeds supported local charities and St. Joseph’s Hospice was fortunate to be one of them. This year their event raised a total of $32,000, with $16,000 donated to Ohana Landing and $16,000 donated to us, at St. Joseph’s Hospice. That is truly amazing! We are so appreciative of Lambton Metal Service and their continued support and partnership with St. Joseph’s Hospice. While we recognize the financial benefits this donation brings, those we serve remain the true beneficiaries of their generosity!

From left to right, Back Row: Vince Savo, Lisa Headrick, and Franco Savo; Front Row: Caterina Savo and Antonio Savo

11/07/2025

Suncor St. Clair Ethanol Plant Employee Fundraising Team (consisting of Jeff Devereaux, Michelle Coleman, Kendra Munden, and Kara Van Moorsel, missing from photo, Christie Thompson) planned events throughout the year for their site to raise funds for our community, and St. Joseph’s Hospice was grateful to be the recipient of their $600 donation!

11/07/2025

SARNIA GOLF & CURLING CLUB CHARITY PRO AM HAS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS AGAIN THS YEAR

This year’s Sarnia Golf & Curling Club Charity Pro Am Golf Tournament was, yet again, an overwhelming success, with a $65,200 cheque presented to St. Joseph’s Hospice. How truly incredible! We are so privileged and thankful for the continued support of the Sarnia Golf & Curling Club, the Charity Pro Am Committee, the many golfers and their family and friends who came out to support, the very generous donors and sponsors, and the wonderful volunteers. This event has been a continued success because of all of you, and we are forever grateful. The partnership built through this event is truly an honour to St. Joseph’s Hospice and those we serve.

In photo, from left to right: Lesley Coene, Fund Development Coordinator, St. Joseph’s Hospice; Scott Hartley, Pro-Am Committee Member; Paul Lane, Title Sponsor of Event/Pro-Am Committee Member; Bill Woods, Title Sponsor of Event, and; Maria Muscedere, Director of Fund Development & Community Relations

Sarnia Golf & Curling Club

11/07/2025

MAINSTREET CREDIT UNION GIVES BACK TO HOSPICE!

Mainstreet Credit Union presented St. Joseph’s Hospice with a $2,500 cheque donated towards our Caring Hearts Children’s Program! These finds were raised from International Credit Union Day, where they celebrate the movement of the credit union and give back to our local community. Mainstreet Credit Union celebrated giving back through a donation to a local charity – they made their selection through an internal staff vote. We are truly appreciative of Mainstreet Credit Union’s support of St. Joseph’s Hospice and our Caring Hearts Children’s Program! Thank you!

In photo, from left to right: Cory Dowdell, Concierge, Mainstreet Credit Union; Stacey Maola, Assistant Manager, Mainstreet Credit Union Sarnia; Breann Friesen, Branch Manager, Mainstreet Credit Union Corunna, and; Maria Muscedere, Director of Fund Development & Community Relations, St. Joseph’s Hospice