STUART — Treasure Coast Hospice has named Agnes Palmer, CFRE, as Executive Director of Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation. The newly created position reflects the organization’s commitment to the vital role philanthropy plays in providing quality hospice care and grief support services to patients and families in Martin, St. Lucie, and Okeechobee counties.

“Agnes Palmer brings exceptional fundraising experience and a deep commitment to our mission and the patients and families we serve,” said Treasure Coast Hospice CEO Jackie Kendrick, CHPCA. “This well-deserved promotion reflects Agnes’ proven ability to build meaningful relationships and inspire support for the compassionate care programs and services that enhance the patient experience. I am confident that she will successfully guide the Foundation’s growth, enabling our organization to further strengthen its impact across the community. “

As Executive Director, Palmer provides strategic direction for the Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation, working with senior leadership to deepen the impact that philanthropy plays in supporting the compassionate care programs and services offered by Treasure Coast Hospice. Her responsibilities include developing and executing a comprehensive fundraising program, cultivating key donor relationships, and ensuring alignment between the activities of the Foundation and the strategic priorities of the organization.

“Every gift and act of generosity helps our organization to provide comfort and dignity to our patients and families,” said Palmer. “I am honored to accept this expanded role and look forward to building on the strong relationships and community support that make our mission possible.”

Palmer began her career with Treasure Coast Hospice in 2017, serving in progressive leadership roles with the Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation. Most recently, as Foundation Director, she guided her team to significant milestones. Under her direction, the Treasure Coast Hospice Foundation established the Marlene K. Filer Celebrities Fore Kids Pediatric Hardship Endowment, created a Veteran Care Fund to assist veteran patients and families in financial need, and achieved sustained growth in event revenue and attendance. Palmer has also been instrumental in engaging community partners in the fulfillment of patients’ end-of-life wishes.