17th Annual PINC Party
Benefitting Hinds LifeCare | Hinds Kids Pediatric Program
Each year, PINC selects a local nonprofit organization committed to serving women and children as the primary beneficiary of its signature PINC Party. The selected organization receives proceeds from the event, along with year-round volunteer engagement, community connections, and additional resource support. Guided by passion, purpose, and a commitment to giving back, PINC has raised more than $1 million to support local organizations and enrich the lives of individuals and families throughout the Central Valley.
Annual PINC Party
2026-27 Beneficiary:
Hinds LifeCare | Hinds Kids Pediatric Program
Hinds LifeCare (formerly Hinds Hospice) helps Central Valley families face serious illness, end of life, and grief with comfort, dignity, and expert care. Founded by nurse Nancy Hinds in 1981, Hinds LifeCare now serves children and adults throughout Fresno, Madera, and Merced counties. Our care reaches seriously ill children receiving support at home, parents experiencing pregnancy or infant loss, grieving children and adults, hospice patients, and the loved ones caring for them. For 45 years, our purpose has remained simple: to ease suffering and make sure families do not face life’s hardest moments alone.
Hinds Kids Pediatric Program offers an extra layer of support in the home for children and families navigating complex or life-limiting conditions. Our goal is to bring comfort, guidance, and peace of mind - while helping children receive medical treatment and supportive care at the same time. When a child is seriously ill, parents carry the added burden of managing medical care, appointments, advocacy, and everyday family responsibilities.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Proceeds from the PINC Party will help expand pediatric palliative care by launching a pediatric massage therapy program, increasing access to music therapy, and providing individualized therapeutic, sensory, comfort, and developmental resources. These services help ease discomfort, reduce anxiety, encourage connection, and relieve some of the caregiving burden, giving families more opportunities to rest, connect, and simply be together.
