Hike for Hope supporting Hope Hospice
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Hike for Hope supporting Hope Hospice
About Hike for Hope | 2024
* 4/30 NOTICE: THIS EVENT IS HELD RAIN OR SHINE. BRING A PONCHO AND COME READY FOR A GREAT TIME! *
Welcome back to our returning hikers, and hello to first-timers! The Hike for Hope is an annual memorial hike and fundraiser that generates support for Hope Hospice. As a non-profit organization, Hope relies on this important event to raise crucial funding for patient care and to keep our grief support services, dementia education, and family caregiver resources available to the community at no charge. Learn more about our programs on our website.
Saturday, May 4, 2024
Del Valle Regional Park, Fiesta Grande Picnic Area
Livermore, California
Plan to arrive by 8 a.m. The event kicks off at 8:30 a.m. with announcements and a blessing. We start out together, but you'll hike at your own pace. Choose a 4.4-mile route that includes a moderate climb to a scenic overlook that loops back onto the main trail, or take a shorter 1.6-mile route for an easy, flat stroll. Combine both trails for a 6-mile excursion. Trail monitors will be positioned along all routes to help guide the way. Click here for trail information.
A complimentary barbecue lunch, sponsored by MCE Corp., will be served at our staging grounds at the Fiesta Grande Picnic Area at about 11 a.m.
2024 Registration
- $35 adult, participants age 18 and up
- $15 youth, participants age 13–17
- Free for kids age 12 and under (registration is still required to get a shirt)
- $80 family packages include registration for two adults and two youth
Parking is included with your registration fee; a link to download your parking permit will be provided in your registration confirmation email; print out the permit and bring to the park (mobile screenshots are not accepted).
If you register by April 5, you get an invitation for early bird T-shirt pickup in advance of the event. This is the best way to ensure you receive your preferred shirt size. For those who sign up after April 5, a limited quantity of shirts in various sizes are available on a first come, first served basis at the park on event day. Shirts are provided as a courtesy and to promote the community spirit of this event; we cannot guarantee availability for those who register after April 5.
How to Participate
Click the Register button, pay your fee(s), and set up your profile. Use the Social Media share buttons and/or email your friends and family to spread the word about your involvement and ask for donations in honor of your commitment. Share your profile page link so that your supporters can easily donate to your cause.
Date
Starts at: May 4, 2024 10:30 AM
Ends at: May 4, 2024 3:00 PM
Location
7000 Del Valle Road
Livermore,CA USA
Contact
Hope Hospice Philanthropy Department
(925) 829-8770
info@hopehospice.com
Join the Fun and Help a Great Cause!
Hike for Hope is a celebration of the outdoors and, for many participants, a remembrance of family and other loved ones who have departed us. It's also a fundraiser for Hope Hospice, which has been caring for families throughout the Tri-Valley and neighboring East Bay cities since 1980.
All of the hike's net proceeds help Hope Hospice care for more than 700 patients and their families each year.
Hope helps patients affirm life and live every day to the fullest by providing compassionate end-of-life care of exceptional quality, grief support services, and community education.
As a community-driven non-profit organization, Hope Hospice serves everyone regardless of their insurance or income status, nation of origin, or religion. Your donation enables Hope to provide these services throughout the year.
Hope Hospice is 501(c)(3) organization. Federal Tax ID 94-2576059.
How Your Support Makes a Difference
Your support makes it possible for Hope to respond to the growing and diverse needs in our community and help families to safely care at home for their loved one who is at the end of life. Hope brings expert nursing care, home health aide services, and support by medical social workers, chaplains, volunteers, and others to compassionately deliver the help families need.