• "Hospice provided services to my loved one. It was like a weight lifted off my shoulders and I want to be able to support others as I was supported."
• "I have known about hospice for a long time. I believe in what you do and want to be a part of it."
• "It is important for me to be involved in something that adds meaning to my life."
• "I have been fortunate in my life and I want to be able to give away some of the blessings that I have received."
• "I have more free time in my life right now and I want to do something meaningful with that time."
• "I like being with people, helping people, giving to people and believe that I have compassion to offer others."
• "I don’t want anyone to be alone when they or their loved one are dying."
• "I don’t think that I would be comfortable working directly with someone who is dying but I have a lot of other skills to offer. I’ll do whatever you need."

Do any of these statements sound familiar to you? These are some of the many reasons that people volunteer with Hospice of Wake County. Our goal is to match each prospective volunteer with an opportunity that reflects their interests and skills.