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Flood: Art, food and wine event to benefit Hospice of the Valley – Your Valley

February 22, 2022 by Wine

By Lin Sue Flood, Hospice of the Valley

What could possibly top a night of fine art, delicious food and exceptional wine? Possibly delighting in all three while supporting a cause that is near and dear to your heart!

Hospice of the Valley is excited to revive its signature fundraising event: AAHA! Art. Food. Wine. In 45 years, no one in requirement of care has actually been turned away by our not-for-profit agency, and that is mostly due to neighborhood generosity.

We are so grateful to regional organizations and individuals whose donations make this event shine with beautiful art pieces and unforgettable experiences ranging from a fabulous trip in Greece (Athens, Crete, Santorini) to a personal supper for good friends prepared by local chefs.

This year’s art selection is substantial with more than 70 pieces, consisting of a stylish, fiery-red enamelwork horse sculpture from Carl Dahl’s private collection. Among other favorites is a stunning declaration piece by artist Judy Tuwaletstiwa, a substantial canvas painting decorated with numerous fragile feathers– strong and ethereal at the very same time.

The night, at the JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn on March 12, includes a magnificent dinner, raffle, a quiet auction and a live auctions conducted by vibrant auction-tainer Letitia Frye.

We likewise pay special acknowledgment to this year’s honoree, iconic Arizona chef Mark Tarbell, for all his charitable operate in our neighborhood.

Earnings benefit Hospice of the Valley patients and households who require hospice care, encouraging care for persistent disease or dementia care. A part of funds raised will be allocated to the brand-new Dementia Care and Education Campus in main Phoenix, which offers detailed take care of individuals dealing with dementia and important resources for the community.

This is a special place where health professionals, students and caregivers discover finest practices for supplying extraordinary dementia care.

The school is an extension of our dementia program, connecting into our neighborhood with encouraging care that is provided at no charge to families living with all types and all stages of the condition.

Dementia teachers make house visits to show stressed out family caregivers brand-new ways of getting in touch with loved ones throughout the dementia journey.

They also offer resources and support system to assist caregivers manage inescapable obstacles and practice self-care.

For details on AAHA! or chances to support Hospice of the Valley, contact Melissa at [email protected]!.?.!, call 602-636-6380 or visit hov.org/aaha. Editor’s note: Lin Sue Flood is neighborhood engagement director at Hospice of the Valley.

Source: https://www.yourvalley.net/stories/flood-art-food-and-wine-event-to-benefit-hospice-of-the-valley,287757

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