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Non-profit hospice nets S$1m in donations

Dover Park aims to use funds to care for terminally ill patients

Published Mon, Aug 17, 2015 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

NON-PROFIT organisation Dover Park Hospice raised more than S$1 million at its annual Sunflower Gala Ball, held last Friday at the Shangri-La.

The proceeds will go to providing hospice care for terminally ill patients. Founded in 1992, Dover Park Hospice serves over 500 patients in its wards and 300 patients through its homecare services a year.

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