If you love to shop early for Christmas, enjoy buying gifts that stand out, and also like to support a great cause, then we have the perfect event for you.
Join us for Boutique Day on Monday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at our central office in Berea (208 Kidd Dr., behind White House Clinic). Seven outstanding boutique vendors are participating and donating 10% of sales to our programs and services. Plus, some vendors are offering extended online sales. See the list of vendors for details about online shopping options, in-store discounts, and more.
Note: All Hospice Care Plus full-time and part-time staff may use payroll deduction for all purchases (except online). 
Shop Therapy with LuLaRue will have their beautiful walk-in truck set up in our parking lot. Enjoy an amazing selection of super-stylish fall clothing and jewelry.
Berea Soaps & Gifts can’t make it to our office to set up, but they are participating at their own store on Short Street in Berea (close to Boone Tavern). All you have to do is mention “Hospice Care Plus,” and you’ll get $5 off any purchase of $20 or more. Plus, all shoppers will be entered into a raffle for a monogrammed, New England rain jacket from Charles River Apparel. They’re open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
Tastefully Simple is known for its excellent food and beverage products and for making it easy to shine as a host or hostess. Although they won’t be on site on Monday, you can shop all their wares online starting Monday through November 9.
Matilda Jane is your go-to source for adorable, stylish, one-of-a-kind clothing for the little girls in your life. Whether you have daughters or granddaughters, you’ll want to pick up something special to put under your Christmas tree. Plus, their seasonal offerings will help you suit her up in beautiful clothing to wear as part of her special Christmas events. Not only will Matilda Jane be onsite at our Boutique Day, but you can continue to shop their offerings online through October 26 at noon.
Origami Owl features whimsical, fun jewelry and watches. They’re also famous for their seasonal offerings. You’ll see a nice selection on site on Monday, but you can also shop their online products through Oct. 31. Just use jewelry bar code 333942 at checkout after you enter payment.
Thirty-One Gifts makes carrying purses, lunch totes, and carry-alls fun. Their beautiful bags are always hot items, but they also carry a wide selection of other gifts. They’ll be at Boutique Day with a fine selection of their product line, and you can shop for even more of their fabulous gifts and bags online through October 31.
D’Vine Boutique is a Kentucky fan’s dream: stylish fan gear that you’ll want to wear on game day and any other day, too. In addition to great clothing, you’ll find shoes, jewelry, other accessories, and more. Plus, they carry great brands for the whole family: MudPie, Lauren James, High Tide, Southern Darlin’, and Dixie Reserve.
Questions? Call us at 859-986-1500 or email hospice@hospicecp.org.
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