Name: Fivex3 Holiday Bazaar!!!
Start: 2025-12-01T09:30:00-05:00
End: 2025-12-01T20:00:00-05:00
Location: 4015 Foster Avenue Suite 200, Baltimore, MD, United States, Maryland 21224

Holiday Bazaar!!!!
(A fundraiser for the Music Therapy Program at Gilchrist Hospice of Towson)
Local handmade jewelry, handmade bowls, handmade knit blankets and slippers, Fivex3 t-shirts and sweatshirts and White Paws Runmitts!!
100% of all Fivex3 swag, blankets and slipper sales will go to the Music Therapy Program at Gilchrist Hospice at Towson.
This sale will run at Fivex3 Training from Monday, December 1 - Monday, December 22nd.
We will have items for sale M-F mornings from 9:30am - 1pm and M-Friday from 4:30-8pm and on Saturday from 9am - 12:30pm.
Gilchrist was founded as the nonprofit Hospice of Baltimore in 1994, and then joined forces with Hospice Services of Howard County three years later. In 1996, the organization opened its first inpatient hospice center, Gilchrist Center Towson. As a result of increased demand for acute inpatient hospice care, in 2009, the center was expanded from 24 to 34 beds. Then, in 2011, Gilchrist Center Howard County opened, our 10-bed inpatient hospice center in Columbia. More recently, in 2014, Gilchrist took over management of the only residential inpatient hospice center in Baltimore and renamed it Gilchrist Center Baltimore.
The organization was renamed Gilchrist Hospice Care in 2008, in honor of our founding benefactor, Jeanne “Jinny” Gilchrist Vance. In fact, her philanthropy and vision were instrumental to the creation and exponential growth of our extraordinary hospice. Renamed Gilchrist in 2017, we now extend our services to individuals with a chronic or serious illness who need extra care coordination and support but may not yet be ready or eligible for hospice.
Since its founding and still today, Gilchrist has relied on the contributions of many individuals, foundations and organizations throughout Maryland. This continued support helps cover the costs of care that are not funded or fully funded by Medicare, Medicaid or private insurers. Also, these contributions help cover the costs of care for individuals with no insurance or special programs like music therapy and child life support.