Registered Nurses and Health Professionals– to assist with client visits to re-assess health status and home care needs and evaluate the quality of care, and participate in wellness education and activities.

Individuals with expertise in fund raising, marketing, finance, human resources, community health, services for the elderly and disabled, staff education, organizational development - to serve on Board committees or help with special projects to strengthen the organization and build capacity.

Educators and Mentors - to promote the development of our home care aides as they enter the job force, expand their skills in the health field, manage their time, balance work and family, establish a budget, establish and achieve goals, improve their parenting skills, handle stress, learn about self-care and much more.

Folks with a heart for the elderly - to cook a holiday dinner, donate cleaning supplies and equipment, collect quarters for laundry, send a card to someone who is lonely, host a Christmas party, celebrate a birthday, become a prayer partner, organize and lead a group activity.

Give a personal gift - to provide unrestricted financial support for HCA's mission with an annual gift of cash, stocks and bonds, or using VISA or MasterCard, which can be done on-line.  For example, $35 will provide transportation for one aide to get to her clients for one month, $50 will provide three hours of home health care for a client, $100 will provide five hours of case management by a registered nurse, $250 will provide twelve hours of ongoing training for one aide, $500 will provide one month of home health care for one client.

Adopt an Aide – to more personally connect with one of HCA’s home care aides whose client care will be supported by your monthly, quarterly or annual pledged gift

Help with the Rock (& Roll) of Ages - to assure the success of HCA's annual fund raising event, by soliciting items for the auction and raffle, selling grand prize raffle tickets, setting up the day before, helping out and cleaning up for the day of the event.

Hold a fundraiser – to raise additional funds and public awareness for HCA, such as Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association bi-annual bridge party or Hyde Park United Community Methodist Church’s Swing into Spring dinner and dance event.

Host a Hand-in-Hand with HCA party – to share the HCA story with family, neighbors, and friends in your home, made easy by our prepared planning packet and an HCA staff member to present.

Arrange a speaking engagement - to inform your church, work or civic group of HCA's unique mission and expand our circle of support.

Remember HCA in your estate planning - to assure the future, include HCA in your bequests, trusts or wills and encourage others to do the same.

Donate services or items - to decrease operating costs, such as postage stamps, copy paper, printing, paper products (cups, napkins, plates, etc.), Kroger gift cards, cleaning supplies and equipment, quarters for laundry, Walmart / K-Mart (or similar) gift cards.