Unique Items Including Digital Piano for Thursday’s Treasure
September 1, 2021
Thursday’s Treasure: Our central Modesto Hope Chest Thrift Store at 1241 McHenry Ave. has some unique items this week. They have a Roland digital piano for $500, various framed pictures including three Battle Field of Gettysburg maps framed for $40 each and some fancy lamps that were floor displays at local furniture stores ranging in price from $20 and up.
Hope Chest Thrift Stores Celebrated on National Thrift Store Day
August 20, 2021
It is our pleasure to celebrate our seven Hope Chest Thrift Stores and our Logistics Center today as we observe National Thrift Shop Day. Thank you to all of our dedicated employees in San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties for working so hard to support the mission of Community Hospice.
Thursday’s Treasure in Ceres Features Pottery and Popular Collectibles
March 11, 2021
Our Hope Chest Thrift Store located at 1791 Mitchell Rd. in Ceres has Bauer Pottery and Coca-Cola Collectibles. Bauer Pottery pieces range in price from $15-$25 per item and the Coca-Cola collectibles are from $7-$12 each.
Stockton and Manteca Hope Chest Thrift Stores Add Sunday Hours
March 11, 2021
We are pleased to announce Sunday hours (10a.m-5p.m) for our Stockton and Manteca Hope Chest Thrift Stores. These two stores are now open 7 days a week. Donations are accepted Tuesday-Saturday 10a.m-4p.m.
Only Clothing Donations at Stockton Hope Chest Location
February 1, 2021
Hope Chest Thrift Store, Manteca Featured on Good Day
July 31, 2020
Community Hospice Named one of the Best Places to Work: Central Valley for Third Year in a Row
March 21, 2019
For Immediate Release
Contacts:
Kristin Mostowski | Director of Public Relations, Community Hospice | [email protected] | 209.578.6301
Community Hospice Named one of the Best Places to Work: Central Valley for Third Year in a Row
MODESTO, CA (March 21, 2019) – Community Hospice, the oldest and largest nonprofit hospice provider in the Central Valley, was recognized on March 19, 2019 at the Riverbank Industrial Center and named alongside five other organizations as one of the Best Places to Work in the Central Valley.
Best Places to Work: Central Valley is in its third year of program participation and expects even more growth for the 2020 program, which will begin in October. “The organizations selected for this designation are leaders in their field without exception,” said David White, Chief Executive Officer of Opportunity Stanislaus. “Their cultures and emphasis on employee satisfaction are evident in their employee response and evidence shows prospective employees will look favorably on these rankings as they search for their next position.”
“Community Hospice is honored to have been named as one of the Best Places to Work in the Central Valley for the third year in a row,” said C. DeSha McLeod, President/CEO of Community Hospice. “Our employees drive our mission and are true assets to our organization and the community at large. It is vital that we encourage a safe and healthy work environment where our employees can flourish and thrive. It is our amazing staff that allows Community Hospice to provide compassionate and quality care to our friends and neighbors in their time of need. It is our dedication to our patients, families and to one another that make Community Hospice one of the Best Places to Work.”
All companies that participated in the 2018 Best Places to Work: Central Valley program receive an in-depth evaluation identifying strengths and weaknesses according to their employees. In turn, this report can be used in developing or enhancing employee retention and recruitment programs.
Best Places to Work: Central Valley is brought to you by Opportunity Stanislaus, Prime Shine Car Wash, and the Modesto Chamber of Commerce. For more information on Best Places to Work: Central Valley visit bestplacestoworkcentralvalley.com.
About Community Hospice
Celebrating 40 years, Community Hospice is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice agency in the Central Valley. Serving the community since 1979, Community Hospice has cared for thousands of friends and neighbors offering compassionate and quality care, education and support to terminally ill patients and families, regardless of ability to pay. Care extends to over 2,000 patients each year in private homes, skilled nursing facilities, retirement communities and at the Community Hospice Alexander Cohen Hospice House. Community Hospice also provides grief support services to anyone in the community at no cost. For more information, please call 209.578-6300 or visit hospiceheart.org.
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