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Hospice Cup depends on the generosity of our sponsors and partners
from the Maryland, Virginia & Washington, DC areas to make our fundraising
event possible.
The final video in our
2009 series describes the successful partnerships with area hospices and
leaders and how it benefits our communities.
2009 Junior Regatta
Co-Chair Brien Jones-Lantzy, also discusses the
impact we
hope to make on young sailors as they start their own philanthropic efforts
and sail for a cause.
Problems viewing the video on YouTube.com? Click here.
About Hospice Cup
This year’s participating hospices include:
Calvert Hospice,
Capital Hospice,
Hospice of the Chesapeake,
Montgomery Hospice and
Talbot Hospice Foundation.
Each must meet the standards of the National Hospice and Palliative Care
Organization.
Funds raised on behalf of Hospice Cup help pay the expenses not covered by
Medicare or private insurance. These dollars enable the hospices to provide
skilled compassionate care, comfort and dignity to the terminally ill, their
families and friends. Net proceeds are disbursed to the participating
hospices on a pro-rated basis.
Hospice Cup, Inc. (HCI) is a non-profit organization chartered under the
laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia
for the purposes of conducting a benefit yacht race and related events. The
annual event is a cooperative effort organized by an all-volunteer HCI Board
of Directors, an Executive Director, participating area hospices and
hundreds of volunteers.
The Hospice Cup regatta is sanctioned by the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing
Association (CBYRA) and counts for CBYRA season-long High Point competition.
The race is managed by Shearwater Sailing Club and assisted by Storm Trysail
Club Chesapeake Station. Hospice Cup, Inc. is a proud member of the National
Hospice Regatta Alliance, www.hospiceregattas.org
Additional information about the event, donations and sponsorship
opportunities can be found online at the official
Hospice Cup web site www.hospicecup.org.
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