Champagne and an open buffet catered by Collins and Main Restaurant was served throughout the evening. Prize raffles included fine jewelry, crystal, silver, and gifts and gift certificates from other local merchants and restaurateurs. All proceeds from these raffles went to HOSPICE CARE NETWORK. For those unable to attend, raffle tickets were purchased in advance at the Store during the preceding week.

Additionally, Stadtmuller offered a storewide discount of 20% on all purchases made during the Event. Shoppers took advantage of this early Holiday shopping opportunity, not only to help HOSPICE CARE NETWORK continue its work devoted to end-of-life care but also to receive a substantial discount on your purchase of choice Holiday gifts.

The Hospice Care Network Hotline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week: 1-800-2-HOSPICE

For future events or if you would like to be added to the Hospice Care Network invitation mailing list, please contact Ms. Chris Court, Special Events Coordinator at 516-224-6467 or  ccourt@hospicecarenetwork.org

You can help support the efforts of Hospice Care Network by volunteering, by making a memorial donation or by making a donation to support a special service.

Name_____________________________
Address___________________________
City_____________________State______Zip______
Phone #__________________________
I would like to make a donation of
$______________ in memory of
___________________________________________
___ to support the volunteer program
___ to support the bereavement program
___ to support all HCN's services
I would like to volunteer my time. I am interested in:
___ Assisting patients and families
___ Providing office support
___Joining the Speaker's Bureau
___ Working at special events
___ Other___________________________________

Make checks payable to: Hospice Care Network
Mail to:
99 Sunnyside Boulevard
Woodbury, NY 11797
Attn: Development Department

Hospice Care Network (HCN) one the largest hospices in NY state now serves many patience and their families daily in Suffolk, Nassau and Queens Counties. Patients are referred by hospitals,  physicians, nurses, family members, friends, members of clergy, and social workers to the hospice services. 

A highly skilled interdisciplinary staff, includes medical directors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, pastoral counselors, bereavement counselors and volunteers. They provide the care that includes medications and symptom control, medical equipment and supplies, instruction and assistance in pain management and symptom control, assistance with personal care, nutritional counseling, social work services, physical, occupational, respiratory and speech therapy, spiritual counseling, training volunteer, short-term inpatient care at many hospitals and bereavement services.

For more information visit their web site at: www.hospicecarenetwork.org