MISSION HOSPICE & HOME CARE BENEFIT AT PORTOLA ART GALLERY IN MENLO PARK. Through Sept. 30, The Portola Art Gallery presents “Beautiful Blossoms Benefit” — an exhibit of floral photography by Menlo Park resident Frances Freyberg to support local nonprofit Mission Hospice & Home Care. The exhibit features vibrant flower photos, with many local scenes from Allied Arts, Filoli and San Francisco Bay Area open spaces. In addition to signed and framed photographs, there are a variety of floral and travel photo cards for sale.

Freyberg will be donating all profits from the exhibit to Mission Hospice & Home Care — the first nonprofit hospice in San Mateo County. Founded in 1979, Mission Hospice has provided more than 15,000 patients and families with quality, compassionate end-of-life care and education. Donations from the community help Mission Hospice serve people regardless of their medical coverage or ability to pay. More information is available at www.missionhospice.org.

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