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Joan’s Reach to host annual chili cook-off at Freehold VFW

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Joan’s Reach will host its eighth annual chili cook-off fundraiser from 2-6 p.m. Oct. 12 at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4374, 50 Waterworks Road, Freehold. Proceeds from the event will benefit Joan’s Reach, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Tickets for the fundraiser are $30 per adult and $5 per child (ages 4 to 12), or $60 per family (parents and immediate children), with discounts available if purchased online by Oct. 1, according to a press release.

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For information about how to purchase tickets, sponsor the event, or enter the chili cook-off contest, visit www.joansreach.org

The cook-off will feature original chili dishes, beverages, and a variety of grilled and picnic food. While enjoying a buffet, guests will vote on their favorite chili and try their luck at various prizes.

Joan’s Reach is entering its eighth year of raising awareness for perinatal hospice care and
providing resources and support for families continuing a pregnancy with a life-limiting prenatal diagnosis, according to the press release.

With funds raised, Joan’s Reach supports local hospitals’ perinatal palliative care
programs and provides families and healthcare providers with care packages to inform and
comfort parents who are informed their baby’s life will be limited, according to the press release.

“As prenatal testing advances, more parents find themselves in this heartbreaking situation
during their pregnancy – knowing their baby’s life will be brief,” said Joan’s mom, Barbara Keith.

“Since we know firsthand how important compassionate support is during such a challenging time, we are committed to ensuring that every family is offered the option of perinatal palliative care when faced with a life-limiting diagnosis for their unborn child, with supportive resources to assist them.

“Though Joan’s life was brief, we hope to carry on our daughter’s legacy so Joan’s Reach may guide other families, as it did us,” she said.

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