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Massachusetts - Marblehead Hospice of the North Shore’s
Hospice of the North Shore’s
Boston Yacht Club in Marblehead, MA will host the 13th Annual Auction and Regatta to benefit Hospice of the North Shore. Proceeds support the Hospice mission to provide comprehensive and compassionate support for children and adults affected by life-limiting illness, death and loss.
Friday, June 15, 2007 – Buffet and live auction
Hospice of the North Shore website:
Hospice of the North Shore 12th Annual Auction
& Regatta After a month of rainy weekends, a spectacular summer-like evening greeted 325 guests at the Eastern Yacht Club in Marblehead on Friday, June 16, 2006. Proceeds from Hospice of the North Shore's largest fund raising event of the year benefits services for more than 2,800 patients and their families each year. Sunday's sailing Regatta, on June 18, drew 42 participating boats in the largest race recorded in the event's 12-year history. Skippers, crews and their families enjoyed an ocean-side Father's Day barbecue to end the festivities. Congratulations to Luke Buxton, our winning skipper. Hospice of the North Shore's 13th Annual Auction & Regatta will take place on Friday, June 15th, and Sunday, June 17th, 2007 at Boston Yacht Club in Marblehead.
Hosted by the Eastern Yacht Club
Hospice of the North Shore 11th Annual
Auction & Regatta
Proceeds provide comprehensive support for patients and families dealing with life-threatening and terminal illnesses. With more than 30 enticing auction items, the 2004 Auction was the most successful to date, raising over $80,000 to support HNS's mission.
Hosted by the Corinthian Yacht Club
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Presenting Sponsor - $15,000 This annual event is sponsored on a rotating basis by the Corinthian, Boston and Eastern Yacht Clubs. We extend special appreciation to the members and staff of the Corinthian Yacht Club for hosting the 2005 Auction & Regatta as we celebrate the event's 11th anniversary. For a full list of sponsorship benefits, a race registration form or more information, please email Justine Chamberlin in the Development Office at jfchamberlin@hns.org or call 978-774-7566. Hospice of the North Shore is a proud member of the National Hospice Regatta Alliance, www.hospiceregattas.org, which helps new and existing hospice regattas be successful, hosts the annual national championships, and promotes member regattas and hospice care nationwide. 2005 Regatta Committee Members
Jami Falck Barry Hospice of the North Shore
Regatta 2004
Since its inception in 1995, the Hospice of the North Shore Regatta has raised close to $1,000,000 to serve the patients and families. Activities throughout the weekend have included a dinner and auction, children's events and family BBQ and of course, the Regatta race.
Hosted by Boston
Yacht Club
Hospice of the North Shore Regatta 2004
EVENTS phone: 978-750-9394 email:jfchamberlin@hns.org '04 Key Location:
Hospice of the North
Shore Regatta 2003 2003 HNS Regatta Tops Records The rainy skies Friday night didn't dampen the festivities for a crowd of more than 300 at the 9th Annual Auction and Regatta for Hospice of the North Shore (HNS). Hosted by Marblehead's Eastern Yacht Club, the guests feasted on lobster and then bid on 34 auction items, helping HNS to raise $200,000, the single largest total in the event's nine-year history. "All who have given their time, talent and generous financial support tonight are partners in our noble mission to provide the gifts of comfort, care and peace for individuals and families at end of life," said Diane Stringer, HNS president. In particular, she praised co-chairs John DeJesus and Nancy McCarthy and their extraordinary committee for making the evening such a success. On Sunday, the sunshine enticed 38 skippers, a record number, to
hit the wind and waves for the regatta. Vern Polidoro, skipper of
Vigilante, won for his class and will represent HNS at the National
Hospice Regatta Championship in Annapolis, Maryland in April 2004.
Families and friends joined in the celebration at the Father's Day
BBQ after the race.
Hosted by: Eastern Yacht Club Entry fee: $50, all classes. Skipper receives one complimentary
ticket to the barbecue. Hospice of the North Shore Regatta website:
Hospice of the North Shore Regatta 2003 key location
2003 Auction and Regatta Committee Honorary Chairman Co-Chairs
Hospice of the North Shore
Regatta 2002 2002 Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club Since 1995, Hospice of the North Shore has been the beneficiary of this race, hosted by the Boston, Corinthian and Eastern Yacht Clubs in rotation. The eighth annual Hospice Regatta is a Qualifying Regatta for the 2002 Mass Bay Championship and the National Hospice Regatta Alliance Championship in 2003. The weekend will begin Friday evening with a harborside dinner, entertainment and auction. Racing on Sunday, Father's Day, is open to PHRF Racing and Cruising Classes, Multihulls, Etchells, IOD, Sonar, Rhodes 19, J-24s, Town, Corinthian and Vipers. Landlubbers are invited to watch from Chandler Hovey Park at noon. The awards ceremony will take place at the Corinthian Yacht Club featuring a barbecue for sailors, friends and families. Sponsor levels range from $250 to $15,000+. Contact Chris (cmmccann@hns.org)
Information not provided
Hospice of the North
Shore Regatta 2000 Qualifying Regatta for the 2000 Mass Bay
Championship and the National Hospice Regatta Alliance Championship
in 2001. Since 1995, Hospice of the North Shore has been
the beneficiary of this race, sponsored by the Boston, Corinthian
and Eastern Yacht Clubs in rotation. It is
a Qualifying Regatta for the 2000 Mass Bay Championship and the
National Hospice Regatta Alliance Championship in 2001. The weekend
will begin Friday evening with an outdoor concert and champagne
reception; Saturday night New England lobster bake and Mini Auction
at the Eastern Yacht Club. Racing on Sunday is open to PHRF
Racing and Cruising Classes, Multihulls, Etchells, IOD, Sonar, Rhodes
19, J-24s, Town, Corinthian and Vipers. Landlubbers are invited
to watch from Chandler Hovey Park at noon. The awards ceremony will
take place at the Eastern Yacht Club featuring a Barbecue dinner
for sailors, friends and families. Honorary Chairs Meteorologist
Bruce Schwoegler of WBZ-TV and Brad White of North Sails. Sponsor
levels range from $250 to $10,000+. Contact Jean Connor. 978-774-7566.
This Sixth Annual benefit regatta, which as usual will be held on Father's Day Weekend (June 16-18), will be hosted by the Eastern Yacht Club and will be a feature event in this year's racing calendar. To encourage participation by a greater number of sailors the event will be open to both PHRF and One-Design class boats. Set sail for a wonderful cause -- proceeds will benefit the patients and families serviced by Hospice of the North Shore. For the PHRF boats the event will be a qualifier for the 2000 Mass Bay Championship, and for the National Hospice Regatta Alliance Championships to be held in Spring of 2001. For One-Design classes the event will be structured as a pursuit race to encourage wide family involvement. The starting sequence will provide for both the MRA One-Design fleets, and for all other one-design types in the area. So all DaySailers, Ensigns, J22s, whatevers are encouraged to join in. Honorary Chairs for Regatta 2000
This annual event is sponsored by the Boston, Corinthian and Eastern Yacht Clubs to benefit Hospice of the North Shore. Proceeds from Regatta 2000 will benefit the Children's Bereavement Program.
Regatta 2000 Committee: Chair - Jennifer Eddy Race Commitee - Susie Schneider
 Hospice of the North
Shore Regatta 1999 Since 1995, Hospice of the North Shore has been the beneficiary of this race, sponsored by the Boston, Corinthian and Eastern Yacht Clubs in rotation. It is a Qualifying Regatta for the '99 Mass Bay Championship and the National Hospice Championship in April, 2000. The event will begin Saturday evening with a Caribbean theme Dinner Dance and Mini Auction of Island Vacations at the Corinthian Yacht Club. Racing on Sunday is open to PHRF Racing and Cruising Classes, Multihulls, Etchells, IOD, Sonar, Rhodes 19, J-24s, Town, Corinthian and Vipers. Landlubbers are invited to watch from Chandler Hovey Park at noon. The awards ceremony will take place at the Corinthian Yacht Club featuring a Barbecue dinner for sailors, friends and families with special events for children.
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Bob and Jane Frey get ready for Regatta committee member Janet Doyle
(middle) to "pop" their balloon.
Vern Polidoro, the winning skipper, is congratulated by Judy Jacobi,
Marblehead selectwoman.
Lois Crandell, GE Elfun with Area Executive for GE Corinne Johnson.
Highest bidder for a Balthazar of Moet Champagne was Jim Sullivan,
Marblehead resident who is very pleased with his Auction item. Jim
and his wife Stacy will enjoy this 12-liter bottle of champagne
(that equals 135, 3 oz. glasses)!
Brian McCarthy, owner of Kelly's Roast Beef receives his corporate
sponsor plaques from Regatta co-chairs Nancy(his wife) and John
DeJesus.
Regatta Race Chairman Eliot Rothwell's grandchildren, Zachary and
Keira Rothwell, show off their balloon hats at the Family BBQ on
Sunday. 
North Shore Medical Center CEO Robert Nortin and his wife Diane
Savastano.
