Gulfside Hospice Heroes Breakfast Inaugural Benefit

The inaugural Hospice Heroes Breakfast Benefit, presented by the Women for Gulfside, proved to be a resounding success, bringing together community members, donors, and hospice supporters for a morning of inspiration and gratitude. Held on Oct. 3 at Plantation Palms Golf Club, the event celebrated the unwavering support for hospice care in our community.

The Hospice Heroes Breakfast Benefit was a heartfelt gathering that highlighted the heroes behind hospice care – from dedicated healthcare professionals to generous donors and volunteers. Attendees were moved by stories of compassion and resilience, underscoring the vital role hospice plays in providing comfort and care to those facing life-limiting illnesses.

Key highlights from the event included:

HEARTWARMING TESTIMONIALS: Attendees were touched by a moving testimonial from Gulfside’s CEO, Linda Ward, whose father was taken under Gulfside Hospice’s care years ago.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: The event provided a platform for the community to come together in support of hospice services, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose.

RECOGNITION OF SUPPORTERS: Donors, volunteers, and healthcare professionals who have contributed significantly to hospice care were recognized and honored for their dedication and commitment.

The Hospice Heroes Breakfast Benefit was a heartwarming testament to the power of community support for hospice care and the heroes who strive to provide compassionate care to every patient who comes in through Gulfside’s doors. As the event concluded, attendees left with a renewed commitment to championing the cause of compassionate end-of-life care.

Photo, top: Linda Ward, President and CEO of Gulfside Healthcare Services, and Leigh Massengill, Gulfside’s Chairwoman of Board of Directors, were both in attendance at the event.

Photo, bottom: Carla Armstrong, Gulfside’s Director of Philanthropy, called all named hospice heroes in attendance up to the front of the room to be honored by guests.

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For more information about other Gulfside fundraising events, contact Carla Armstrong, Director of Philanthropy, at 727-845-5707 or carla.armstrong@gulfside.org or go to www. Gulfside.org/community-events.

About Women for Gulfside:

The Women for Gulfside is a group of dedicated women committed to raising awareness and increasing involvement within Pasco County to enrich the lives of patients and families. Through annual gifts and fundraising events, the Women for Gulfside work together to help our patients, our families and our community. For more information about the Women for Gulfside, visit www.womenforgulfside.org.

About Gulfside Healthcare Services:

Gulfside Healthcare Services is a non-profit organization serving the community for more than 32 years. Its three lines of business include Gulfside Hospice, offering care for patients at end of life, Gulfside Palliative Care, providing treatment options for those with chronic illness, and Gulfside Home Health, helping patients stay independent through skilled nursing and rehab at home. For more information about Gulfside Healthcare Services, visit www.Gulfside.org or call 800-561-4883.