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Hustle for Home Health & Hospice

Written by: August 24 2010
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VERO BEACH — The VNA’s Hustle for Home Health & Hospice 3.5-mile walk/run will take place rain or shine on Saturday, November 20.  The race begins at 7:35 a.m. from the VNA building, 1110 35th Lane, Vero Beach.

This event is in celebration of the VNA’s 35th anniversary and in recognition of National Hospice and Home Care Month. All proceeds will benefit charitable home health and hospice care in our community.

Walkers are welcome, and restrooms will be available.

• Complimentary T-shirts awarded to the first 235 registrants.

• All registrants will receive a goodie bag.

• Medals will be awarded to all finishers.

• Age group winners will be announced and top over all male and female finisher will receive a prize.

Food, refreshments, and entertainment will follow the event.

To register, visit vnatc.com/race.  For questions or sponsorship information, call Tracey Kendrick at 772.978.5515 or email [email protected].

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