Webster House Children’s Home
Webster House Children’s Home provides a safe, supportive home for children who are unable to live at home primarily for reasons of abuse, neglect or difficulties in the community.
Home Healthcare, Hospice & Community Services (HCS)
Mission Statement:
Mission: To provide services which enable people to function throughout life at their optimal level of health, well-being, and independence, according to their personal beliefs and choices.
Vision: To be the leading regional provider for the continuum of care through home health, hospice, and community services.
Values: HCS values the spirit and talent of a diverse and inclusive workforce that can use evidence to support practice, employee competence and meaningful work in our holistic approach to meet the health and wellness needs of individuals and families. We value the ability to change nimbly with the aid of technology and continuous improvement, which protects the rich relationships that lead to professional collaboration and donors.
Top Funding Sources:
Center for Medicare Services, contracts, commercial insurance, contributions and fundraising, private pay, NH towns and City of Keene, Veterans Administration.
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1907
EMPLOYEES: 173
ANNUAL REVENUE: $17,807,738
Service Locations:
HCS has three locations serving 52 towns in southwestern New Hampshire.
312 Marlboro St., Keene
454 Old Street Road, Suite 208,
Peterborough
33 Arbor Way, Charlestown
Contact:
Sareen Sarna
Director of Growth and Philanthropy
312 Marlboro St.
Keene, NH 03431
603-352-2253
ssarna@hcsservices.org
www.hcsservices.org
2026 Goals:
HCS is committed to providing quality care in all our programs, featuring a continuum of care that integrates home health, palliative and hospice care. HCS also continues to invest in and reenergize Meals on Wheels, Healthy Starts, transportation, foot clinics and homemaking. Simultaneously, HCS continues to maximize technology to improve care and support employees. Attracting and retaining our workforce and preparing for the future assures our leadership place in the community.
Fundraising Events:
HCS has thrived with over three decades of annual poinsettia sales. In partnership with Cathedral of the Pines, we hosted our Signature Butterfly Release Event in 2025 over three days and brought the event to multiple facilities where residents could not travel. The HCS board of directors hosted a vibrant and celebratory annual meeting which included a silent auction and keynote by Paulette Schwartz, LCSW, CPXP, who presented “The Emotional & Financial Burden at the End of Life.” The Circle of Hope Society includes lunches, receptions and an annual focused appeal for those who have committed planned gifts to the agency. HCS also participates in the National Day of Giving and NH Gives. With the range of services from Meals on Wheels to Hospice to Healthy Starts, there are multiple fundraising events for our specific programs as well as overall programmatic needs.
Giving Opportunities:
HCS has platinum GuideStar Candid status and welcomes general or targeted monetary donations. This year, HCS launched a new concrete needs wish list on our website and on Amazon for Gift in Kind donations. Consider sponsoring a Senior’s Meals on Wheels for a week ($50) or for a month ($200) of meals. HCS also encourages donations to spring and winter annual appeals, the Barbara Duckett Scholarship fund annual appeal for employees continuing education, and the Aylene Wozmak HEAL fund which benefits and enriches Hospice at HCS team members. Visit our website and give today! www.HCSservices.org/donate
Volunteer Opportunities:
There are many ways to volunteer at HCS! We gratefully welcome volunteers for Meals on Wheels deliveries, Hospice visitation at home and in facilities, bereavement support groups, administrative functions, and during special events like the annual Butterfly Release and Poinsettia Sale.
Board Officers / Board Members
Virginia Jordan
Chair
Self-employed consultant
Susan Simonds
Vice Chair
DiLuzio Foley & Fletcher
Funeral Homes
Kathryn Willbarger
Treasurer
Cheshire Medical Center
Ann Heffernon
Secretary, Self-employed
Eric Horne
Horne & Benik Networks,
LLC
Hon. Paul Berch
Retired
Mary Ann Davis
Retired
Will Pearson, Esq.
Wyatt & Associates
Julie Green
Retired
Andrew Tremblay, M.D.
Cheshire Medical Center
Angie LeFebvre, RN,
BSN, MSN
Cheshire Medical Center
Charitable Giving Guide
This profile is part of NH Business Review’s 2026 Charitable Giving Guide.
To learn more about the Charitable Giving Guide and other New Hampshire nonprofit organizations, please visit www.nhbr.com/CGG.
