Raising funds for Friends of Caroline Hospice

The Red Door, a consignment shop located at 1100 Ribaut Road, is the largest fundraiser for Friends of Caroline Hospice for 2012, raising $91,000 in 2012 with its consignment sales. Pictured are Kelly Cranfill and Dell Villemaire, co-managers of the store.
The Red Door, a consignment shop located at 1100 Ribaut Road, is the largest fundraiser for Friends of Caroline Hospice for 2012, raising $91,000 in 2012 with its consignment sales. Pictured are Kelly Cranfill and Dell Villemaire,
co-managers of the store.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Festival of Trees, an annual fundraiser for Friends of Caroline Hospice, celebrated 25 years by raising $80,000 during December’s event. This fundraiser not only raises much needed funds for hospice, but also builds public awareness and community support for a great organization. By sponsoring a tree, you become an integral member of a team that provides home care and volunteer services that offer hope, encouragement, and care to those who live with a life threatening illness, as well as support for their families, friends and the community. Pictured above are the volunteer chairs presenting the final check to Heidi Owen, Executive Director of Friends of Caroline Hospice.
The Festival of Trees, an annual fundraiser for Friends of Caroline Hospice, celebrated 25 years by raising $80,000 during December’s event. This fundraiser not only raises much needed funds for hospice, but also builds public awareness and community support for a great organization. By sponsoring a tree, you become an integral member of a team that provides home care and volunteer services that offer hope, encouragement, and care to those who live with a life threatening illness, as well as support for their families, friends and the community. Pictured above are the volunteer chairs presenting the final check to Heidi Owen, Executive Director of Friends of Caroline Hospice.

 

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