During an evening showcasing community generosity, Hospice of the Valley’s 2025 art auction, aaha! art. food. wine., raised a record $800,000 to ensure care for those in need, including $300,000 to support New Song Center for Grieving Children. The program provides grief support to families at no cost and has brought hope and healing to more than 15,000 individuals experiencing deep loss.
Nearly 500 people filled the ballroom at the JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn, bidding on auction items including fine art, jewelry, dining and wine packages, exclusive trips to Europe and three nights at a Montana ranch with private jet transport.
Hospice of the Valley cared for 28,000 patients and their families last year and provided $17.7 million in community services and unreimbursed care, turning no one away. Founded in 1977, the agency is the only not-for-profit hospice in Maricopa County. It also serves northern Pinal County and the Tucson area. Learn more at www.hov.org.
