For Immediate Release: March 2, 2010
Jennifer Martinez, Communications Manager
Hospice of Palm Beach County
(561) 273-2194 or [email protected]
Hospice of Palm Beach County’s Inaugural Dove Luncheon
Features A Conversation with Henry Winkler
PALM BEACH, FL. – Hospice of Palm Beach County is proud to present their first annual Dove Luncheon featuring A Conversation with Henry Winkler. The event, scheduled for 11:30 a.m. on April 16, 2010 at The Breakers Palm Beach, is sure to be an exciting afternoon with one of America’s most iconic figures.
Widely recognized for his award-winning acting, Henry Winkler’s nearly three decade long career showcased his talents in productions such as Happy Days, Scream, The Waterboy and most recently with an Emmy nominated appearance on The Practice. In addition to acting, Mr. Winkler has had a hugely successful career as a director and producer and now, children’s book author.
“Mr. Winkler has an immense dedication to helping others,” said Greg Leach, President of Hospice of Palm Beach County Foundation. “His personal commitment to the betterment of communities across the nation is truly a match for the work we do in Palm Beach County. We are honored to have him share his story with the guests at our inaugural luncheon.”
Tickets for this event are $200. Funds raised through this event will support the invaluable programs and services Hospice of Palm Beach County makes possible for more than 7,000 patients and countless families each year, regardless of one’s ability to pay. Co-chairs of the event are Dr. Lorna and Rhys Williams.
For more information, including sponsorships or ticket purchases, please call Lauryn Barry at (561) 494-6884 or visit www.hpbcf.org <http://www.hpbcf.org> .
About Hospice of Palm Beach County:
As the hospice provider of choice in the Palm Beach County community, Hospice of Palm Beach County cares fore more than 7000 patients per year and thousands more families. The 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization is dedicated to meeting every need of patients and families faced with advanced illness. The organization offers a comprehensive range of programs and services – from nationally recognized hospice care to music therapy, massage and loss-specific healing services. Full bereavement support is offered to hospice families and to anyone in the community in need.
Care is provided wherever the patient is – the home, skilled nursing or assisted living facility, hospital or hospice inpatient care center, including the C.W. Gerstenberg Hospice Center in West Palm Beach, the Jay Robert Lauer Hospice and Palliative Care Center at JFK Medical Center, the Bethesda Memorial Hospice and Palliative Care Center at Bethesda Memorial Hospital, and the Hospice and Palliative Care Centers at Delray Medical Center, Good Samaritan Medical Center, and Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center. Hospice of Palm Beach County’s focus is on quality of life. The organization is sensitive to and respectful of religious, cultural and personal beliefs. For information about Hospice of Palm Beach County, please call (888) 848-5200 or visit www.hpbc.com.
Widely recognized for his award-winning acting, Henry Winkler’s nearly three decade long career showcased his talents in productions such as Happy Days, Scream, The Waterboy and most recently with an Emmy nominated appearance on The Practice. In addition to acting, Mr. Winkler has had a hugely successful career as a director and producer and now, children’s book author.
“Mr. Winkler has an immense dedication to helping others,” said Greg Leach, President of Hospice of Palm Beach County Foundation. “His personal commitment to the betterment of communities across the nation is truly a match for the work we do in Palm Beach County. We are honored to have him share his story with the guests at our inaugural luncheon.”
Tickets for this event are $200. Funds raised through this event will support the invaluable programs and services Hospice of Palm Beach County makes possible for more than 7,000 patients and countless families each year, regardless of one’s ability to pay. Co-chairs of the event are Dr. Lorna and Rhys Williams.
For more information, including sponsorships or ticket purchases, please call Lauryn Barry at (561) 494-6884 or visit www.hpbcf.org <http://www.hpbcf.org> .
About Hospice of Palm Beach County:
As the hospice provider of choice in the Palm Beach County community, Hospice of Palm Beach County cares fore more than 7000 patients per year and thousands more families. The 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization is dedicated to meeting every need of patients and families faced with advanced illness. The organization offers a comprehensive range of programs and services – from nationally recognized hospice care to music therapy, massage and loss-specific healing services. Full bereavement support is offered to hospice families and to anyone in the community in need.
Care is provided wherever the patient is – the home, skilled nursing or assisted living facility, hospital or hospice inpatient care center, including the C.W. Gerstenberg Hospice Center in West Palm Beach, the Jay Robert Lauer Hospice and Palliative Care Center at JFK Medical Center, the Bethesda Memorial Hospice and Palliative Care Center at Bethesda Memorial Hospital, and the Hospice and Palliative Care Centers at Delray Medical Center, Good Samaritan Medical Center, and Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center. Hospice of Palm Beach County’s focus is on quality of life. The organization is sensitive to and respectful of religious, cultural and personal beliefs. For information about Hospice of Palm Beach County, please call (888) 848-5200 or visit www.hpbc.com.
Licensed since 1981
Accredited by The Joint Commission 501(c)(3) Not-for-Profit Organization
Accredited as a Jewish Hospice by the Palm Beach County Board of Rabbis, Inc.
Serving all of Palm Beach County – Boca Raton to Tequesta, the Glades to the Beach