Daffodil Days for Presbyterian Home Healthcare and Hospice

Daffodil Days for Presbyterian Home Healthcare and Hospice

Every year for 25 years, in partnership with our sponsors, donors and volunteers, the Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation has cut and arranged thousands to daffodils during the first weeks of March. They are sold at several dozen sales sites across the metro area to support patients in Home Healthcare and Hospice and to welcome spring into our lives. 

The Foundation is proud that First Community Bank was our presenting sponsor for the fifth year in a row.

Please give us a call at (505)-724-6577 if you are interested in information on joining us next year. We have a lot of fun at the warehouse cutting and arranging flowers or helping with deliveries and many volunteers have returned for this event for more than 20 years.     

The proceeds from this weekend-long event support Presbyterian's Homecare and Hospice Patient Care services.

Below are photos of volunteers preparing bouquets and flower arrangements for Daffodil Days in 2009. Click any image to get a larger version of the picture.

	Ed De Jesus, Senior Professional Human Resources, filling vases
Cutting and sleeving

	Salute tute Kino and Florencio -- It's been a long day
Nita and Jerry with the Daffodil Days' mascot, Sparky

Reporting from Rio Rancho Schools		Daffodils' Fearless Coordinator, Aurora Bachicha
Board member Chris Spencer and volunteer Betsy Farmer playing in the water

Rarin' to go

	US NM Federal Credit Union volunteers
Betsy, Home health aide with Hospice for 25 years, preparing for the next shift

	We couldn't do it without our volunteers!
Anita and John Cates, Sr

	Team break for lunch
The full crew from Gap Inc., Melissa, Yolanda, Saudika, Kery, Russ and Lori Lee

	Let's get down to business
Lunch break in the warehouse

	Joe and Ginger making arrangements
Kino, Florencio and SJ doing the Production Line Three-Step

John and Anita Cates, Jerry Leischner

From the Gap, Inc., Florencio and Kino

	Miss Daffodil Days 2009
Flower ladies

Mel and Gary organizing the deliveries