
$2 million
in lodging costs offset for patients and caregivers
Hospitality House of Charlotte reduces costs for families in medical crisis, improves health outcomes through shorter hospital stays, and provides proximity to treatment that is more necessity than convenience.
Together, we can impact equitable access to healthcare.
Who Hospitality House Serves
Last year, Hospitality House of Charlotte served 2,120 guests for 13,253 collective nights as they faced difficult medical journeys.
Most guests at Hospitality House face cancer, an organ transplant, cardiac health, or trauma, but we serve patients of any age and diagnosis from any location. Hospital closures in rural areas of the United States have risen in recent years. Families who do not have access to their recommended treatment where they live stay at Hospitality House to find proximity to Charlotte’s world-class medical facilities.
The Rife Family Story
Meet former guests Gene and Sandy, learn about their medical journey, and hear the impact their stay at Hospitality House had on them.
Heard Around the House
Learn what guests had to say about their time spent at Hospitality House.
"Such a blessing to me and our family - took such a burden off of our family."
House Guest
"[The location of the House] was literally a lifesaver, I believe, when my husband needed emergency care to stop bleeding. It also permitted us to get to the hospital for an early-morning admission time the day of his procedure."
House Guest
"It is a wonderful place to stay while you or your loved one is going through medical treatment."
House Guest
“I support HHOC because they provided a tremendous service to my family.”
House guest
“We would have been forced to stay in a hotel, which would have been very, very expensive. I don’t know how we could have done it.”
House guest
“We should support Hospitality House because it’s a lifesaver for families.”
House guest
Your Impact
View Hospitality House of Charlotte’s most recent Annual Report to learn more about the difference our supporters make in the lives of patients and caregivers.
Statistics shown reflect our most recently completed fiscal year ending May 31.
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