Over the years Te Pinepine has bought around 40 baubles, but she has given most of them away to friends and whānau who have lost loved ones.
Harbour Hospice Board Chair inducted into hall of fame
It’s the business world’s equivalent of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame. And this month our board chair Ann Tod is being inducted into it – the North Harbour Business Hall of Fame.
Shore Project Update - October 2022
We are very excited to let you know that our completion date has come forward, making us on track for a mid-December finish.
We see love in action
Harbour Hospice counsellor Sasha McAllum Pilkington opens up about her role and the beauty she witnesses in families when a loved one is dying.
Homes of Devonport Tour sure to wow
The Homes of Devonport Tour is a popular fundraiser run by the Devonport Rotary Club in association with Bayleys Devonport – and this year, for the first time, Harbour Hospice is one of its beneficiaries.
Lives well lived
Mychelle Mihailof has two very special books in her house. One tells the life story of her mother, Toni, and the other, the story of her brother, Michael.
Team player
A lifelong love of netball has seen our Trust Chair Ann Tod receive one of the highest recognitions a New Zealander can attain.
Leaving a lasting legacy
People leave a gift in their Will to hospice for all sorts of reasons. For Sally Tetro, it’s about honouring the elderly and the grandparents she didn’t have.
My big fat Greek Extravaganza
Theo runs an annual fundraiser for Harbour Hospice, the Greek Extravaganza, that incorporates all the things he loves about his culture – Greek food and wine, music and dancing.
The heart of hospice
Gary’s stay was not what the couple had expected - to their surprise hospice was “so full of love. There was kindness and laughter – and fantastic food,” Ann says.
