Along with Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice of the Florida Keys, Key West Mayor, Craig Cates, proclaimed November as National Hospice and Palliative Care month.

VNA/Hospice offers the highest quality of care enabling friends and family members in Key West and the Florida Keys of live as fully as possible through the journey at life’s end.

Pictured (left to right): Rev. Stephen Braddock, Hospice Chaplain; Jody Gross, President & CEO of VNA/Hospice; and Key West Mayor Craig Cates.

Lower Keys Women’s Club (LKWC) presented Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice of the Florida Keys with a check for $10,000. The monies donated to VNA/Hospice were raised at the Inaugural Racy but Tasty fundraiser put on by the LKWC. Racy but Tasty was an evening of entertainment, silent auctions, live auctions and lots of laughs and fun.

VNA/Hospice will use the generous donation to assist in the costs of running their various home-health and hospice programs.

Pictured (left to right): Jody Gross, President & CEO of VNA/Hospice; Natalie Maddox, Fundraising Coordinator for VNA/Hospice; Carol Callowhill, LKWC; Loretta Baker, LKWC and Abby Oglesbee, Lower Keys Women’s Club President. Not Pictured: Joyce Revelli, LKWC