Huron HospiceHuron Hospice Bender House residence, located at 37857 Huron Road, Clinton. (Photo provided by Christopher Walker, Manager Development and Communications, Huron Hospice)
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Huron Hospice to host No Place Like Home Farm to Fork dinner fundraiser

Huron Hospice is getting ready to host its 6th annual No Place Like Home fundraiser.

This year, on September 26 at the Libro Hall in Clinton, the Huron Hospice staff will host the No Place Like Home Farm to Fork dinner and auction. The dinner will be provided by Part II Bistro of Goderich.

The No Place Like Home events are the signature fundraiser for Huron Hospice, which "invites conversations, memories and stories about hospice and end-of-life care," according to a press release from Huron Hospice.

The auction will also include the always popular pie auction and wine raffle. Funds raised each year help pay for the care at Huron Hospice.

According to Huron Hospice, in 2025, Hospice nurses and volunteers provided care for more than 50 people at Bender House. Home hospice and respite volunteers made 567 visits to families in their homes, and 89 people attended grief group sessions.

Tickets for the dinner are $150 each or $1,200 for a table of eight. Tickets can be purchased here: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/26NPLHTKTS

"This is the 6 th No Place Like Home event. What started as a One Night Only Telethon has grown in popularity to a farm-to-fork dinner that celebrates the best of home. We celebrate home because Huron Hospice is a home-like place for families on the end-of-life journey and Huron County is our home," said Willy Van Klooster, Huron Hospice Executive Director. "We are celebrating Huron County and Ontario farms and the food and drink that make the County noteworthy.

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