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"The future of the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Philadelphia is abright one," said Stephen Holt, president and CEO. "With Brian's help, wewill build even greater support for the VNA, ensuring our patients will haveaccess to health care at home for years to come."
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Gill is past president of the board of directors of the Visiting NurseAssociation of Luzerne County and its Hospice Care Program. He has more than25 years of experience in development programs, including serving as directorof development at Holy Family University, Philadelphia.
"The VNA plays an important role in the Greater Philadelphia community,"Gill said. "We take great pride in the services we provide to each patient.With donor support, we can continue to give patients and their families thehealth care they need and the help they deserve."
Gill supervises fundraising and development for several initiatives,including in-home house calls, programs to help the indigent, community healthprojects Hospice of Philadelphia, a service of the VNA. In addition, he isresponsible for organizing the VNA's annual Hospice of Philadelphia Brown BagWalk, which will take place in the spring.
For information on how to support the VNA, visit www.vnaphilly.org or call215-581-2080.
About the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Philadelphia
The Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Philadelphia is a leading, non-profit provider of comprehensive, 24-hour in-home and community health care toresidents of Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware and Montgomery counties. Since1886, The Visiting Nurse Association has provided highly specialized, costeffective services to Southeastern Pennsylvania residents regardless of theirability to pay. For more information on The Visiting Nurse Association ofGreater Philadelphia or the services it provides, visit www.vnaphilly.org orcall 1-800-VNA-1160.
About Hospice of Philadelphia
Hospice of Philadelphia provides home care, respite and inpatient servicesto patients with progressive illnesses. Other services provided for patientcomfort and family support are alternative therapies such as massage and musictherapy, which help promote the patients' and families' well being for theirfinal journey.
SOURCE The Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Philadelphia
