"We wanted to do something fun and different," said board member Laura Almalel.
"Something to attract the next generation to come out."
Hospice Hundred is an auxiliary group to Hospice for the Chesapeake, made up of young and middle-aged philanthropists who raise money for the hospice's bereavement camps for children.
"My heart is to give back to the hospice," said Maggie Griffin-Synowski, who is the...
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