Support this year's fun, casual event while enjoying an exciting evening featuring casino games, cocktails, heavy hors d'oeuvres, a robust chance auction, dancing, and more. Treasures of Cleveland helps VNA of Ohio raise vital funds and awareness for our home care, hospice, and behavioral health programs that reach thousands of residents of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio every year.
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In 1902, thirteen women who called themselves the "Baker's Dozen" came together to provide comfort and care in the homes of people in Cleveland, many of whom were immigrants living in poverty. Despite many of them not having any formal training as nurses, they bravely and boldly stepped out of the traditional role for women at their time to create what is likely one of Cleveland's first women-founded businesses. This was at a time when women had yet not achieved the right to vote in this country, and the idea of a woman working outside the home (let alone running a business) was unheard of.
Blazing a trail for the future of public health care in Cleveland has led to over a century of breaking down barriers and pioneering community-based health care efforts by VNA of Ohio's leaders and clinicians. Today, thousands of lives in Northeast Ohio have been touched by our care in the home and the community. To continue fulfilling our mission to address difficult and challenging health disparities in Northeast Ohio, we need a village in our community to care and support one another.
Our annual fundraiser, Treasures of Cleveland helps VNA of Ohio raise vital funds and awareness for our community based health care program that reach thousands of residents of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio every year.
Thank you, in advance, for your support of VNA of Ohio and for Treasures of Cleveland. You are truly an integral part of our continued legacy in Northeast Ohio, and your contribution to this year's event will help our clinicians, staff, and volunteers be the "Baker's Dozen" of the future for the people that we serve and help ensure that we continue in the spirit of our founders for the next 120 years.
