What we heard moved us, what we do next matters more.

Can you spare an hour or two this May to help keep Hospice services free for your community?

For my eightieth birthday, instead of gifts, I asked for donations to Mary Potter Hospice

Over $100,000 raised by Kāpiti’s spearfishing community for hospice care. A legacy of giving back.

Mum was the brains in the garden. I was just the weight behind the spade!

Mary Potter Hospice became my lifeline. Their counselling helped me process my diagnosis, and their support made me realize I wasn’t alone.

When Ashwin volunteers at the Inpatient Unit in Newtown, he enjoys the friendly and warm environment.

Kilbirnie, Lambton Quay, North City, and Paraparaumu Farmers stores raising an incredible $75,246.29 to support Mary Potter Hospice in Wellington, Porirua, and Kāpiti.

For Ben, volunteering at Mary Potter Hospice isn’t a chore—it’s a privilege and a joy. Meet Ben, a Mary Potter Hospice Volunteer

“I’ve always been good with my hands!” Greg laughs, his eyes twinkling with that unmistakable Kiwi charm.

Keeping people safe and independent, and working with their strengths is Christy’s focus at Mary Potter Hospice.

Being active and positive has always been Michael’s approach to life, and having a life-limiting illness hasn’t changed that.