Community Events

Navigating the loss of a loved one can often feel overwhelming and isolating. Hospice of Davidson County hosts year-round events supporting and recognizing caregivers, families, and individuals as they navigate the end-of-life journey. Our community engagement events provide an opportunity for fellowship, growth, and awareness for anyone navigating, supporting or processing a hospice journey.

From Heritage to Horizon

Honoring our past, toasting our present, and celebrating our future

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we gather in celebration, reflection, and anticipation at our signature event, From Heritage to Horizon. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Curran Alexander Vineyard, this special night brings our community together to support and strengthen care for those facing serious illness.

This meaningful event will directly benefit our Grief & Bereavement Counseling Center, supporting expanded services, dedicated spaces for healing, and continued access to care for individuals and families in our community.

CLICK HERE to see special updates about the event, purchase your tickets & more!

Stronger Together Through Creative Healing

Hospice of Davidson County & Carolina Senior Care are proud to introduce a new Creative Counseling Series for our community, that uses guided artistic expression as a pathway to reflection, connection & healing – no artistic experience required.

These sessions will be held at Carolina Senior Care, 802 East Center Street, Lexington and registration is required, as space is limited. We look forward to welcoming participants to this supportive and creative experience.

To RSVP CLICK HERE or call 336.475.5444

In-Person Support Group

Held the first Wednesday of every month from 2 P.M. to 3 P.M., this in-person support group offers a place to share and support one another.  Grief looks different for everyone and this group is open to any member of the community as well as the loved ones of patients under our care. Grief Counselor, Emily Sullivan, leads the monthly conversation addressing topics relevant for the needs of the group.

To find out more, and register for the email reminders, click here!

Virtual Support Group (via Zoom)

Held the last Wednesday of every month from 4:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. via zoom this virtual support group offers a place to share and support one another. Grief looks different for everyone and this group is open to any member of the community as well as the loved ones of patients under our care. Grief Counselor, Emily Sullivan, leads the monthly conversation addressing topics relevant for the needs of the group.

To find out more, and register for the email reminders, click here!

Davidson County Caregiver Academy 

Hearts for Hospice Valentine Initiative (February) 

Hearts for Hospice is a special annual initiative that brings our community together in a meaningful way to support patients and families served by our agency. Through donations and volunteer involvement, this initiative helps provide comfort items, encouragement, and tangible expressions of care to those facing serious illness.

We extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who helped make our 2026 Hearts for Hospice initiative such a success. Your generosity, time, and servant hearts made a lasting impact on the families we serve. We truly could not do this work without the strength and kindness of our community.

Please keep an eye out for details about our 2027 Hearts for Hospice initiative. We look forward to partnering with you again as we continue sharing comfort, hope, and care throughout our community.

Annual Golf Tournament (April)

Our 17th Annual Golf Tournament was a tremendous success, raising over $21,000 to support individuals and families facing serious illness.

We would like to extend our congratulations to this year’s winning team, Local R.E., as well as our runner-up, Welborn Team.

This event would not be possible without the generosity and enthusiasm of our players, sponsors, and community partners. Year after year, your support helps make this tournament a meaningful and impactful tradition.

We are deeply grateful for all who participated and contributed to its success, and we look forward to sharing updates as we begin planning for next year’s event.

Be sure to follow us on social media and check back here on our Events page for the latest information.

Advance Care Planning

While National Healthcare Decisions Month is observed each April—serving as an important time to encourage individuals and families to reflect on, discuss, and document their healthcare wishes—these conversations are valuable year-round.

Advance Care Planning is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give your loved ones. By clearly communicating your values and preferences, you help reduce uncertainty during difficult moments and ensure your voice is honored, even if you are unable to speak for yourself.

Take the Next Step

We invite you to continue this important conversation within your own circles.

• Request a presentation for your organization, faith community, or civic group
• Learn more about advance care planning and available resources

To schedule a presentation or speak with our team, please contact:

Ashley Milam
Director of Community & Volunteer Engagement 
336.474.2087

Planning ahead brings peace of mind—for you and for those who care about you.

Ride for Angels Motorcycle Ride

Our annual Ride for Angels Motorcycle Ride is a long-standing tradition that brings together riders, supporters, and community partners for a powerful day of purpose and remembrance. More than just a ride, this event honors the lives of those who have been served by our hospice programs while raising essential funds to support compassionate care for patients and families in our community.

Each year, participants gather in fellowship and unity, riding together to celebrate life, remember loved ones, and ensure that hospice services remain available to all who need them. The roar of engines carries a message of hope, support, and unwavering compassion.

We are especially excited as we look ahead to our 19th Annual Ride for Angels. This year will include some exciting updates — including a much-requested date change that we believe will make the experience even more enjoyable for our riders and supporters.

Stay tuned for full event details, registration information, and sponsorship opportunities. We look forward to riding alongside you as we continue this meaningful tradition.

Annual Professional Conference on Grief and Loss (October)

Our Annual Professional Conference on Grief and Loss is a meaningful gathering designed to equip, educate, and inspire professionals who walk alongside individuals and families experiencing grief. This conference brings together clinicians, counselors, social workers, healthcare professionals, educators, clergy, funeral directors and community leaders for a day of learning, reflection, and connection.

In addition to continuing education opportunities, the conference fosters collaboration and professional networking among those dedicated to compassionate care. It is part of our ongoing commitment to strengthening grief support services within our community and advancing excellence in care.

Stay tuned for more information regarding the conference date, featured presenter, registration details, and sponsorship opportunities. We look forward to sharing more soon.

National Hospice & Palliative Care Month (November)

Each November, we observe National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, a time to recognize the compassionate care provided to individuals and families facing serious illness. This month offers an opportunity to raise awareness about the comfort, dignity, and holistic support that hospice and palliative care bring to patients and their loved ones during some of life’s most meaningful moments.

Hospice and palliative care focus on enhancing quality of life — addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs while honoring each individual’s goals and values. Through an interdisciplinary approach, our team walks alongside families with expertise, empathy, and unwavering compassion.

As part of this national observance, many faith communities also recognize Hospice Sabbath, a dedicated time to reflect on the sacredness of life, compassionate caregiving, and the importance of supporting those facing serious illness and loss. Hospice Sabbath provides a meaningful opportunity for congregations to lift up caregivers, remember loved ones, and learn more about end-of-life care resources available within the community.

During this special month, we encourage you to invite our team to present to your organization, civic group, or faith community — including participation in Hospice Sabbath observances, to do so, request materials, or learn more about our services, please contact our Marketing Manager, Ashley, at 336-474-2087.

Together, we can continue ensuring that comfort, dignity, and compassionate care are available to all who need them.

Night of Reflection & Luminary Event (December)

Our Night of Reflection & Luminary Event is a meaningful evening dedicated to remembrance, hope, and community. As dusk settles, luminaries glow in honor and memory of loved ones, creating a peaceful space for reflection and connection.

This special gathering provides families and friends an opportunity to pause, remember, and celebrate the lives that have touched their hearts. Through music, shared moments of silence, and spoken tributes, we honor the enduring impact of those we hold dear while offering comfort and support to one another.

The Night of Reflection is open to the community and serves as a beautiful reminder that even in loss, light continues to shine.

We look forward to sharing more details about this year’s event — including participation opportunities, sponsorship information, and ways to dedicate a luminary — as we get closer to the date. We hope you will plan to join us for this meaningful evening of remembrance and unity.