Frequently Asked Questions
What is a public charity?
A public charity is a non-profit charitable entity with 501(c)(3) status from the IRS, and uses publicly collected funds to directly support its mission.
I would like to have my company match my donation. What does that process entail?
First, confirm your company has a matching gift program. Then follow their instruction to complete the necessary paperwork. Be sure to share our Tax ID (92-1215377) and address (P.O. Box 792, Bethany Beach, DE 19930) with them. You can reach out to us via the “Contact” page with further questions.
I want to donate from my charitable fund or trust. How do I do that?
Reach out to your fund manager and share our Tax ID (92-1215377) and address (P.O. Box 792, Bethany Beach, DE 19930) with them. Please inform us of your donation by email.
Is Sunset Bridge Corporation considered a Hospice?
No, we are neither part of Hospice, nor Hospice certified. (For details on these requirements, see: TITLE 16 HEALTH AND SAFETY DELAWARE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 3380 Delivery of Hospice Services.)
If Sunset Bridge Corporation is not a Hospice, how are they related to end-of-life?
Sunset Bridge Corporation provides 1-2 weeks of respite for end-of-life guests along with their caregiver/loved ones. These individuals do not need to be under hospice care in order to be considered end-of-life, as defined by SBC.
How does SBC define end-of-life care?
End-of-life care applies to individuals (guests) in the terminal stage of an illness, or a condition with an anticipated life expectancy of about a year. SBC’s end-of-life care is intended to enable guests to live as well as possible, along with bringing peace, calm and beauty to their end-of-life journey.
What is a respite?
A respite is a short period of rest, relief, or a break from something difficult, tiresome, painful, or complicated. Specifically, SBC seeks to provide “respite” for guests and their loved ones over a 1-2 week period of time providing care, comfort, and time for addressing end-of-life decisions.
How can I become involved?
You can join our mailing list and contact us!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a public charity?
A public charity is a non-profit charitable entity with 501(c)(3) status from the IRS, and uses publicly collected funds to directly support its mission.
I would like to have my company match my donation. What does that process entail?
First, confirm your company has a matching gift program. Then follow their instruction to complete the necessary paperwork. Be sure to share our Tax ID (92-1215377) and address (P.O. Box 792, Bethany Beach, DE 19930) with them. You can reach out to us via the “Contact” page with further questions.
I want to donate from my charitable fund or trust. How do I do that?
Reach out to your fund manager and share our Tax ID (92-1215377) and address (P.O. Box 792, Bethany Beach, DE 19930) with them. Please inform us of your donation by email.
Is Sunset Bridge Corporation considered a Hospice?
No, we are neither part of Hospice, nor Hospice certified. (For details on these requirements, see: TITLE 16 HEALTH AND SAFETY DELAWARE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 3380 Delivery of Hospice Services.)
If Sunset Bridge Corporation is not a Hospice, how are they related to end-of-life?
Sunset Bridge Corporation provides 1-2 weeks of respite for end-of-life guests along with their caregiver/loved ones. These individuals do not need to be under hospice care in order to be considered end-of-life, as defined by SBC.
How does SBC define end-of-life care?
End-of-life care applies to individuals (guests) in the terminal stage of an illness, or a condition with an anticipated life expectancy of about a year. SBC’s end-of-life care is intended to enable guests to live as well as possible, along with bringing peace, calm and beauty to their end-of-life journey.
What is a respite?
A respite is a short period of rest, relief, or a break from something difficult, tiresome, painful, or complicated. Specifically, SBC seeks to provide “respite” for guests and their loved ones over a 1-2 week period of time providing care, comfort, and time for addressing end-of-life decisions.
How can I become involved?
You can join our mailing list and contact us!