by Suncoast Hospice Foundation | Dec 20, 2019 | Suncoast Hospice Foundation Newsletter
First Annual Inspirations Luncheon Thank you to the many sponsors and guests who joined us our First Annual Inspirations Luncheon with keynote speaker Tembi Locke, actress, author and activist. Tembi shared her story of being a caregiver for her husband for 10 years...
by Suncoast Hospice Foundation | Dec 20, 2019 | Suncoast Hospice Foundation Newsletter
In her recent article in PlannedGiving.Com, editor Karen Martin posed this question: “What problem does your nonprofit solve?” Martin’s point was that as fundraising professionals, that is where our conversations with our community need to start. The work of a...
by Suncoast Hospice Foundation | Sep 20, 2019 | Suncoast Hospice Foundation Newsletter
Jack and Gail Parker don’t give to Suncoast Hospice to save money on their taxes. When the tax laws changed and it made more sense for them not to itemize deductions, they sought out an alternative that would allow them to continue giving and saving money on their...
by Suncoast Hospice Foundation | Sep 18, 2019 | Suncoast Hospice Foundation Newsletter
Join us Wednesday, November 6 for our inaugural Inspirations Luncheon with special guest Tembi Locke, actress, author and advocate. Tembi’s recent book From Scratch: A Memoir of Love, Sicily, and Finding Home is a New York Times Best Seller, #1 Best Seller in Travel...
by Suncoast Hospice Foundation | Sep 11, 2019 | Suncoast Hospice Foundation Newsletter
Yes, we do! And what is an endowment, you ask? It is a fund that we continue to build up over time with donations from donors who would prefer that their gifts be ‘put to work,’ instead of spent outright. In your personal finances, part of your income needs to be used...
by Suncoast Hospice Foundation | Sep 11, 2019 | Suncoast Hospice Foundation Newsletter
Long before Jane Cadwallader’s husband passed away in the care of Suncoast Hospice in 2015, she volunteered her time with the local hospice organization in her hometown of Elmira, New York. After her husband passed, and now living full-time in Countryside, it was a...
