News & Updates

TELUS Support Will Expand Free Grief Services for Youth Across the Tri-Cities Tri-Cities, B.C. | July 27, 2026 — Crossroads Hospice Society has received a grant of $18,344 through the TELUS Canadian Community Boards to expand its Youth and Young Adult Bereavement Program, providing free, specialized grief support to more than 100 young people across the Tri-Cities. Running from September 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027, the In-School and Peer Group Expansion for our Youth and You

You're Invited! Crossroads Hospice Society community will gather for Celebrate Crossroads: A Walk Down Memory Lane, a heartfelt reunion event honouring the people, memories, and moments that have shaped our organization over the years. On Saturday, April 11, from 1:30pm to 4:30pm at Como Lake United Church, community members, supporters, volunteers, staff, board members, and friends of Crossroads are invited to come together for an afternoon of connection, reflection, and cel

Crossroads 2025 Hike for Hospice was a huge success! We not only welcomed a record breaking 450 hikers, but we also raised over *$80,000! Thank you to our incredible community and supporters, we can't wait to see you all again next year.

Crossroads Hospice Society, which serves the Tri-Cities, holds its signature fundraiser, Treasures of Christmas, on Nov. 16, 2024. A pair of Taylor Swift tickets is up for grabs in the live auction.

From Aug. 20 to 25, the Crossroads Thrift Shop is cutting prices in half to celebrate two decades of the Barnet Highway store in Coquitlam.

Crossroads Coffeehouse celebrates 25th anniversary and over $100,000 raised for hospice care and free bereavement services.

Started the new year with a splash at the Penguin Plunge on January 1st, 2025, at Rocky Point Pier in Port Moody! Crossroads Hospice Society partnered with the Pleasantside Community Association, a wonderful organization and pillar of the community, to put on this fun and invigorating tradition. We loved watching on the sidelines as brave souls to jump into the chilly waters of the Burrard Inlet to celebrate a fresh start for the new year!

This week at Crossroads Hospice Society, we are celebrating National Volunteer Week 2021! Words cannot express how much we value and care for our volunteers; they are truly the heart of Crossroads Hospice Society. On Monday April 19th, we hosted our first ever safe and socially distanced outdoor Volunteer Appreciation Drive Thru Event to show our heartfelt appreciation! We invited all of our volunteers to come by the parking lot at All Saints Parish to connect with the Crossr

Thank you Colette & Bob On Wednesday August 4th, the Crossroads Hospice Society team had the opportunity to show our heartfelt appreciation for Colette Eng, past Crossroads Hospice Foundation Board Chair, and Bob Tanaka, past Crossroads Hospice Foundation Board Treasurer for their incredible leadership, volunteerism and dedication to Crossroads Hospice Society. Colette and Bob have tirelessly given their time and resources to Crossroads Hospice Society. They have both served

By Janice Boyle There are a lot of challenges we face when wrapping up the affairs of a loved one who has passed. Cancelling cell phones, social media accounts, and credit cards, are just a few of the small (and surprisingly difficult) things. In some respects, when my mom passed in 2017, I was “lucky” when it came to settling her estate. I was an only child and sole heir, her accounts were already joint with me, and we co-owned a house. We moved in together so my husband and