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Stories from our Donors – Arline, Anna, and Catalino

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I feel blessed and fortunate for having a birthday party at Madre de Amor Hospice for the second time! Iba ang happiness pag survivors ang mga kasama!!!.

– Arline –

Thank you to Hospice Foundation for allowing me to celebrate my birthday with them. This is my first time and I feel blessed being with the Foundation on my special day. Thank you so much!

– Anna –

I commend the hospice volunteer for their unwavering support for the dying. May others follow in their footsteps.

– Catalino B. Cumagun –

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Stories from our Donors – Rufina F Maderas

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A few days before my family, friends and I went home to the Philippines for a holiday, I surfed the internet. I started with www.josemariascribainfo, and chanced upon the Madre de Amor Hospice Foundation. I was immediately attracted to it, as it is located in my country, the Philippines and because I am a nurse at Imperial College NHS Trust at Mary’s Hospital in London I was attracted to visit the place.

I believe it was God’s providence which led me to them and to discover their vision and mission, through Ms. Gina Cabrera, the Foundation’s administrative assistant. The Foundation’s mission is to help the poorest among the poor, to carry the torch of love and faith, that “whatever you do to the least of my brothers, you do unto Me”.

I started my involvement with a small project, the construction of the Hospice facility gate, a project I was able to realize with the help of all my friends and colleagues in London. My gratitude to all of them, and a special thank you to my husband and children for their prayers and support….”the more generous you are for God, the happier you will be.” (Furrow 18)

Yours in Christ and Mary,


Rufina F Maderas
St Mary’s Hospital
Day Surgery Unit
London, UK

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Stories from our Donors – Tiga Delmendo

The next best thing to creating a life is to save lives.

It all started when my friend Hanna, invited me to host a thanksgiving party in the Madre de Amor Hospice Foundation in 2011.

The said event was done in honor of our passing the national board exams for nurses.

It was the first time we’ve done an event and the experience was very amazing and heartwarming.

Meeting the patients in the hospice made me realize how important life is, how their trials should be full of hope, how they need support, physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually and how to remain strong even in the tough times.

At first I thought that this was just going to be a once in a lifetime event for me, but then I realized that this should be a tradition of giving- back, making people happy and sharing my blessings in life.

It was really indeed life-changing as we just finished our 5th year celebration this November 6, 2015. Even though I was  abroad,  I would like to thank my family and friends in making this possible.

I hope that those who will read this will also be encouraged to make other people happy, to serve as an instrument of God for the needy and to change the world in little ways that they can.

Tiga Delmendo
Medical Scribe
Clinic 12 Pediatric Specialty Clinic
Sheikh Khalifa Medical City
Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.